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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1910-03-02

Gn Ruinoe Eronbbiem. Norse, itrep
eaeans I lin uasooms fasreFe War, for
20 Mar ltbeu, ct 8,eu til fin 6orlo>
pebe, ioms sreiite mea ct Of &yi1fibene.
Breuet blep abre8eret til @iemabs:
biemmet / Bergen. men ben, iom
ltulbe ia bet, iaa lite no9st til bet.
Dsrpeo par bog inaen Stabe fleet,
for be to bleu sitte % pel tarne, %
Breuet iom foriuanot / poRen, for
ioanot osiaa / grinb:insen. Snbtil
tbtsie Dase. oa bet 1slplamme Brep
tom til Poittontoret Eronbbism fra
Bsr9ens Yolttontor. Ranlfe bar Der
peret OprYbnins / bet samle tbp
Siamanosbiem bernebe. % laa bar man
/ en- eqsr anben @tuffe euer 6plbe tuns
bet bet operliggenoe Breu % ienbt bet
affttb paa Bona. gfu pilbe Eilfelbet
at 8uo@efen paa Yoittontoret tiIfelbts>
uls mente at tiente Striften, os bet
ifemte, oa ban ipurate fig for. Truen
bro9 fig til Wlinoe bet lensN toripunbne
Breu. os iaa fit bun bet tilbase os leae
ON isien Torlouelie liesoa9enes uarme
Orb, iom nu i.20 Mar baube bullet /
bet 9amle Siemanbs9isms StuH!r, FIR.
y vNioaros".
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1910-03-02

2eslabt Opinber. Euetbusiau9e
ueo Naun @iuiam er paa Mnbefaline at
Dif' ittsbommer @fsue blet lpslaot paa
Parol ira Statsfens1et I Omabo,
Nsb. 2eslabelien beutIssbes bam, for
at ban tuaoe fettes il1anb til at pertet>
tiouere fin Opfinoelle at en- lelpbalan>
eerenbe 4eroplau, iom Teneielsau>
tortteterne tple> fig foruisiet ON oil
utle fig at uere en- 1tor Torbebrinq
ousr aue Mafiner, lom nu er brue.
6owoarb ienotes til Euetbuiet
1907 tor Subbrubstpueri. San par
auerebe ba tienbt iom en- bp9'i9 Op>
finber.
TIMBER I'm Tan9etib bar ban torar>
beioet en- tulbif9nbts Mooel af TIN
opfunbne npe 2uttitibstppe. San fals
uere louet ben fornpbn: finanfeue
Stptte.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1910-03-02

mef. % beraf oar ban lite faa Tibet
ifolt. Denne Gtitetur berer til ct of Be
bebte W(tnber leg bar ira &pbenes.
Saa, naar nu Mnbers baube facet en-
COB Dram % @neber @Dl, iaa bespubte
ban at forteQe, os flyer: Du er 10
tommen fra Dbemart bu! Sa, flyer
|ieg, peo Du no9et berfra2 ia ia,
Tiger ban, bet er 10 uor Nabobpso. os
lies bar pantet me9et Der, baabe | 1908
os 9 os ienere oaiaa. Bpsoen ftal 10
bape Naun efter Suartebanen". for bet
par naa rent pbe for Mepnefer ber
maatta. Saa tor.alte min Bebfefar,
at Der par bare en- @ut i9ien paa Drie,
os ban GIT forbt mango @aaroe Der /
Rebenas. belt til ban Tom til 2unb, -
Der par en- Sente isien, lom ban sifta
fig meb. % oerfor iaa er ri nu libt /
Slest Du os leg ba maatta. De
talbte tenne fele @iutbommen Tor
n pefta", os iomme lasoe, be faas bu
osiaa, - bet par "a ie til iom en- gam:
mel Riertus meo en- Riue os en- Cope.
lime unoer Nrmen. Ser fulbe pere en-
paa @;a, fom beote Sans. TOM iatte
benbe ouer Sipen fra &lunb, os nror
bu Tom inc I 9uist, iaa bespubte 6u at
fope, - os Der opbe buer Mobers SieI,
- bet buor bun bruste &iuen, ber flap
altio nosen meo 2iuet. Sa, Du buffer
tanlte buab Mar bette par o9iaa Du,
iom Ct iaa lerb. Seq iuareoe, noset
trp ouer min biiforilte 0ioen % Eitel
al Xorb, at Suartebauen tom til Ber>
gen l349. men raieoe iom perR Der
oft 1850. Sa, bet oar nu leu9e fpr
8eoItefars Glib bet oa, men ban babe
bsrt, at bet uar iaa umaabeli9 meb Sne
og iaa 9ruelig tolbt ben @interen, o.
bet bialp til, iaa Tolt beoe laa tort, -
be fit iuarte Gletter paa Mrmene, ia
ban, os ba par bet inart Iut, ber par
iu9en Raab.~
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1910-03-02

@u Tarmer I Ganaba, Der par olmiu>
belis ttenbt for fin @lemiombeb, tierte
en- Dag til Bpen os tos fin 5uitru meo.
@fter at ia u6rettet fine 2@rtnber Began
ban fig paa 6iemtuten, men bapbe belle
Etoen en- 6plelie af at ba sleut noset.
Gre @an9e ftanbiebe ban 9eitene os iaa
/ fin 2ommebos tor at oebage bet for>
femte, bog uoen Ste iultat. Wen ba
ban enbelig naaebe biem, Tom bans
Datter bam impoe o9 ubbrpo meb Tor.
uaorins: nMen Tar. bpab bar bu
9iort af Wor?"
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1910-03-02

@r:Brefbent &ooieuelts elone Sen,
Ebeooore 3ooieuelt, bar forlouet fig
meo en- Datter af 6enrp 81. Mleranber |
New gort. Den unhe Wianbs ttltom:
meube Suigertaber par tibligere en-
tremraeeuoe Mbuo,at Nem Oort, men
bar MI ueret boi fat Parts, buor ban
bar funseret iom iurib,f Som iulent for
ben beruerenoe ameritanfe Mmbasiabe.
Den nnse &ooi euelt bar, itoen ban for=
lob 9aruarb timber 1tet, peret anbra9t
t en- @ulutappe:T Tabrtt Nbemplonu;qe,
Conn, for at ltubere @ulpteppet abrita>
ttonen beritebs.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1910-03-02
&o>ptt pf Maftao+

2sbe Tst. 1910.
Seq uil i9ieunem l1seblabet meboele
at Dor Spn Osualb 9anion @ortleten
beoe bet 22oe Gebruar El. 2 @ftermio>
bag San iou itiue os rolis ben Eros
en- paa TN Trelier. San bleu iys ifior
Waar % bauoe oa ban bleu opersret
Wertbplo I BIinbtarmen. SAN par ba
paa 6ospitalet en- Maaneps Glib. Uen
26be Suli maatte ri iaien b!inee bam
paa 9ospitalet. Sun bleu ba bebanolet
al Dr. @tsen, os alt oiorbes for bam.
buao tunoe sierss. Stior t6pf ba Dr.
Sbsrpins tom fra Mor9e b!eu ban iaien
opereret, men bet uife fig at 8enterin>
gen bauoe faaet en Ouerma9t, os ban
tom oa biem ben lobe Nopember. San
par ba ms9et baarli9 belle Eioen Hoen,
men bolot fig oppe belt til ben fbte
Mo!sen bu par bet lite ito,t isieu meo
bam. 6au bleu febt ben 3ote Nouem:
ber port 6iem / Conn Of Maltab
1888. 6an par 2l Mar ben 3oie Nos
uember Rbltleoen. @aa pil ri ba frem.
bore uor biertelisite Eat til Yalt. 5tp
berg for aQe bans Beies bos Osualo
unoer bans Spsbom. os ltselebes oil ri
tatte pore Naboer for al ben @obbeb bt
pilte baaoe bam. os lom par os bebiel.
peIts I ben itote Glib. ban leuebe, os
after &at for a1e be aobe Ein9 be bragg
te meo til bam, os ltseIebes Sat til
benz, iom gap bam IN Yen9esaue.
9ans Besrauelie uar ben 25oe Tebruar,
og nj tatter benz lom ioa talris mpbts
op ueo 9uiet % Rirten. Paf. Sfp,
berg forrettete ueb Bs9rauelien. SC
Treo pere meo bans Stpu, % peltsne
uere bans Winbe.
Ufr. % Wrs. Yetter $. Sortlpten
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1910-03-02

TorIilt Mlal lfaoamper, Sfslse ct
Telegram fra Suneou, NIaita, er
Dampifibet Sucatan" paa &etie fra
Valbe5 til Seattle meo 65 Easia9erer
omborb, forlift Seq Stratt iom 5pIse
al ct 'Sammenfpb meo ct Ssbiere.
Stient @tibet ait ttlbuuos bare nos!e
faa Minuter efter Sammenf1sbet lutte:
bes bet at rebbe iamtlise omborb I pel
Bebolo ino til @bi @basof Sslanb,
buorfra be ben neite Dag afbentebes al
Dampftbet n @eorsia" % brastes til
Suneau.
De flefte af Yasfaaererne table ali
TT Retletsi % bpab anbet be bapbe me,
[fts.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1910-03-02

Sra Biernions Spqeleie. Eil norte
Blaoe meobeles fra Baris at Bisrnlona
Eilftanb er fremreles poerit baarlig.
@n Beunorer al Di9teren ienbte bait,
i9aar en- &urp Nlicanteoruer. Biprn,
ion iptlte uogle al benz o9 fanbt BEN
uelimasenbe.
Paa @runb af MebbeleIlen be Der,
uerenbe Mutier ON, at Biern1on tunos
iptie libt Rauiar, iom ban little 9oot,
bar flere Benner Tpitlanb ieubt ban
&aptar al be auer fineife Roaltteter.
E.l bans SyseIeie inoleber itabig ct
Wen9be Bloml1er os utollise Tele:
srammer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1910-03-02

Sou,me al eyernbanefoltene tan uere
pberif umenneifelige. 80 baluuotsne
Gutter preuebe at hiele f1 fri @tpts
meb ct @oosto9 meQem Chicago %
Eolebo % ifiulte fig / en- tom RuIuoan.
Ser Bier be opbaset at en- Bremier, Der
to9 % tai1eoe benz af Eooet, mebees
bette qit meb fulo Tart. Den enc at
be to Gutter fit fin 9iernefaue tnuit %
oeoe paa @tebet; ben anben fit o9Iaa
Bruo paa 9ierne'faQsu % be9se Ben
brutne. 1aa Der par Tibet 9aab ON, at
ban uilbe naa bet ouer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1910-03-02

Cool git fig tt|fienbe. fra Santta.
90, @bili, teIearaferes ben lsoe Geb. !:
Or. 6reorit ". @oot gap fig itas til,
tlenbe ltseouertor en- aau,mel Ramerat
fra ben belsife untartiffe Grpepiton /
1897 % ben belsife Sussutpr Wpisl.
ber9be. ... - ...@
De par Meopasiaserer paa Damp
Rtbsreilen ira 0albiuia til @antiago,
men bet uar terif efter Mntomiten bib,
at gan uilbe tnorpmue, at ban par ben
toriuunbne Norbpoistarer. 81
San to1talte &pielber9b, at ban
bolber paa at ubarbeibe en- np os fulb,
itenbis Beretnius ON fin Norbpelsferb,
iom ban iasbe, ban tplte fig filter paa
pt(oe beo'ie, at ban baube naaet Bolen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1910-03-02

ct. Olaf taser Y,.ien. Tra Nortb>
fielo. Miun., meooeles ben 22oe 6ebru,
ar: Sen GILLETTE aarli9e rWare Ora>
torical contelt" meQem Meolemmer al
Seniortlasierne ueo 6 r::lon os ST..
Olat Colleges fanot Stsb ber isaar
uftes. @t. Olaf git af meb Seiren,
toet ferffe Premie tiItienbte7 Orlaabo
Snsuolbifao.
Ut be to purise Premier uanbt @arl>
ton anbeu o9 ct. Olaf treble.
Disle Yremier, Der buert M,r Riens
tes al VI. 6. 8are, beitoar al tire Pre.
inter paa benbolbspis $40, $15 oe
$40.
Mnben Yremie bIep punbet al Nom
lamb @. @rois (@arIten) % treble al
g. u. grbabl (St. OlaD.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1910-03-02

Som ct grsmpsl paa, bUo!leoes
6eoeuare: Warteoet tontroaerss, laa
Briierue Tan itrues op, r1eboeles, at
@ranolurpen Seriery @ttu bar tun:
bet ub. at ber / r@olo gtorase" Derz
ifeos bar lisset oplaqret fben Mpril
maoneo ifioruaar 100, 900 Buub
5iertre os f9een Mars Maaneo tftor
96 UtiQione1 9@a. Mlt bette bar paret
bolot nbe al Wartebet for at briue Bri>
ferne tuetret.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1910-03-02

8 umaifereoe &euere plpnbrebe fpr>
leben Nat Poslasererne paa ct Misiouri
Pacific Cog &anios. Omtrins $4oo
/ penge iamt en- bel Rensbe l6r.,
4rmbaonbe os &iuse, falbt / @puernes
9enoer. De tire Rpuere sreb Saaen
an ouermaabe toloblobi9t os iorret'
ntn9smesftet. @fter Pasiosererres
YIpnbrin9 iatte be fig rolts neb og pens
teoess til Eoaet ttanbleoe ueb neRe Stas
ton buor be ffes of os foriprnbt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1910-03-02

Gn vEeam" tom forleben inbtil
Aea, wfinn., taeb ct Yes Qpebe, men
Der uar insen Rierer at ie. Tolt be,
sau tts atiteo for at ie efter Rieres
rem os Tanbt oenne, en- Sarmer peo
Naun 9a(ano, li9genoe bpb paa 0eis
en- omtrins 4 Mil fra Byen. San
uar aabenbart paa en- euer onben Moa~
be tommet til at fable neb al 1eslst
os baube Toloet tnettet palten. VI
beoe bar en- Sen, Mnbp Qouanb, iotn
orioer en- Barberforretnin9 Winot, q.
81.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1910-03-02
&tltal8s+

:: Baa9runb at min Bortre'ie aeter leg
at feIse &ot 7, 8, 9 % 10, 9us u1eb
ire 0erelier fprite @taae. FAINT anben
@tage, COB Rielber. Brgnb. StaIb %
imutte Stpggetraer. Snbenfor Bps
sranoien Battle 2ate' gelees btl,
list, bu,s 6aubel Tan Re ftrats. "
8eter g, Tiermebal.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1910-03-02
MMfttpn+

&erbas ben Ste Mars SCI. l Gftm.
ueb p0tol1er ytint" ber I 8yen, utl uns
oerteaneoe pso offentlts Nuttion felse. l
So. l Sbarples Glpoeieparator, 9us>
bolbninssiassr otu. Mue Gunner paa
IS og unoer betalss 9Ontant, hsrre
9ummer, 9enftanb til lfie Mou. 1910
os 8 4,rocent 8tente.
8. Megop. Gier.
y. s. Mielbe, Auttionsmefer.
Y. 8. auberfou, Gl.rt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1910-03-02

Oberf M. 6. plumu1er e. afsaaet
uec Dsbeu / Solbaterbiemmet 1 Gair.
Rslo, Me. Obert glummer uar fin
Gio pioeu tieubt iom ppI,tift Ealer og
6orfatter. San par en- al Datoto
E.rritorp's Pionerer Os rebiserebe Bla
be Nbsrbsen, Toreo. Gasielton, Ga
Moure os Caledonia % par ensans
i, &e9iiter" peo Ganbtontoret W1inot.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1910-03-02

r Gait itprer, men - Nem 6auen,
Conn.,, 23be Teb. - -Wr. Eaft fprer
.nu, men Nr. @ooieuelt tommer tilbas
&C." Dette ,Suar sau en- Wanb. iom
ipger at bli ameritanit Borser ibe Sores
neoe Staters Diitrittsret isaar. oa ban
bleu itiQet felsenbe Sper98moal;
9uem er 2anbets @tyrer".
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1910-03-02
. ~ 8to&utt &anDtOat fpr
@aDot+

Stelse Opforor,ns fra mango af mine
Tenner ON OF cpitiQe mig Iom &anbi
bat tor Mapor ueo nelte 8puals, beoer
leg ON Ylabs Deres Blab, for ber,
tsisnnem at annon'ere mig til Bpens
Salsere Seq uil beriom palst til
Ufapor foripse at tiene lite Bare enbel
af 8efoltntuseu, men buereneife 8er=
ger Dor 8g efter bet @tipu % ben
@rfarins, ies bar erbueruet be mango
Aar leg Bat ueret / 8peus Eieneae.
De1i ON 9icenie bliuer inbfemt, laa taI
bet uere min Op9aue, at tile at 2ouen
bliuer i9tennemfprt, % liselebes 1rulbe
Vicente bliue uoitemt, iaa fal bet pere
min Opsaue at ie til, at insen beru:
ienbe D,itte bliuer iol9t por Bp.
Seq er lite iaa fprts fer at uere Mas
por, men bet er mine mango Wenner,
iom unifer at ie mtg ualst. os leg pil
lone baaoe benz % andre at bet altib
ital uare min Opsaue ferit % l1bF al
arbeibe til Bpens os Bor9ernes Beoile,
% @rfarina bar ler! mtg, at man E,
altio aaben for Toraubrinser oer Trsm
:toen uil uere til Beoite for o8 Que
...s Web Nstelie,
8. SO. Bromn.
Ger9us falls lite Mars 1910.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1910-03-02

On Wano uben Wtaue. @on,me
Ufsnneifer pnIter, be tnsen Wape bauoe,
ba alle beres lesemlise 2ibeIier fynes at
1tbrere fra bette Organ. Mnbre iaien
saa omtrtng nelten uoen Besreb ON, at
be bar Waue euer andre tnbre Oreaner.
Disie iibfe ct lpftelise % ietpanIieuis
frtite.
Oct er multat at uere iaa frif %
npbe en- iaa fulotommen 6elbreb. at
man er iaa9ootiom ubeuioR om Eilue,
reIien of Maue, 2euer, 9lerte. Nyrer
% andre Suopoloe. 9taar bette er Etls
feloet, ba arbeiber be tnore Or9aner
automati|t oei 6armoni, iaalebes iom
Maturen bar tiltentt. Set betpoer COB
9eIbreb. ~- ..s-~...s. ~. =....s-.-...
5 Iamme Dieblit, De fornemmer Til.
uerelien af bisie tnore Or9aner, nil Sc
finbe, at Der ct noset gait paaterbe.
Set tan muligui8 Blot uere en- ubetpbes
li9beo fra Bespnoelien al, men bet er
Der, os t;enser til at 9iues Nst paa.
Deres 6ierte 9iuer fn Eilperelie ttl>
fienoe peo en- ubetpbelie Mumlen. Ban
ten o. ureaslmesftse Slos.
Dsres w&aue ueo en- Eslele af l1til.
pasbeb, OpbIe7beb % en- ubeboselis
Epn9oe efter Maaltiberne.
Deres 2euer ueb en- oaarlis 9ubfarp.,
bela9t Eunse, iuettet Spn % en- Tplels
ie af DoFsbeo.
Deres yfprer peb en- trpttsnbe Smerte
oper 2enoerne og 2aben af ilbeIustenbe,
srumle1 Bano.
Deres Snbuolbe peb beres treae oo
ienbresti9e Mrbstoe, % iaa irembeles
meb ale O.9anerne I bet menneReli9e
2eseme
9pts man par tIos not til at 9tue
Nat paa btsIe ferite Qbuar Ter fra ga,
turen, uilbe mesen Smerte, @lenbtsbeb
o9 ubebaseltsbeb unbsaaes. Dr. pe:
ters &urifo uil burtia retts paa btsle
imaa Onoer, ielu etter at be er bleuet
aluorliss eQer bar nouitlet fig til en-
beitemt Spe6om, uil ben belbreoe benz;
men Eioen til at 9ribe fat paa bisie
Onber er t Bespnbelien.
Dr. Peters &urito, bet samle preue,
be l1rtemtbbeI, bolber en- ubruot @erorb
al 9elb ioa, Wlibbel mob btsie ureseI.
meSit9beoer | bet mennefeltse @pifem.
Euitnber bar uionet ON bens fortronltse
@9enifaber.
Den ct tnsen Mpotbeter Webiein;
MEN ct i1mpelt, eammelt l1rtemibbel, Der
forfpnes Mlmenbeben birette fra 2aba.
ratoriet siennem fpecieQe Asenter an>
latte at @ierne, Dr. Yeter Tabrnep &
Cons Co., 1926 go. 9oyne Mpe.,
@bicaso, Sq.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1910-03-02

Sneitreo paa Sslaub. fra &eytia'
pit telesraferes ben 2soe Tebruar:
6uifsoal (?) ueo Siafiorb bar pe'
ret biemiegt at ct uoloi font Snefreb,
23 Yerioner blep brebt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1910-03-02

Set Meanelte bar ben bette Hefief,
tiselie ber / 8erben, btr e9uer fit 2iu til
at sisre sobt % uere I'll 9elf7suelie for
fine Mebmenneiter.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1910-03-02

Vt fplse Maioriteten, naar bu peb
BET sr l1ret, er at temple big islD iom
en- &uion.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1910-03-02

Snbbpbelier til Brpuupper. trpttes
ngeblaoets Erpttert.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1910-03-02

Ter9us falls lite Mars 1910.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-04-23
ROBINSON CIRCUS TO
BE HERE NEXT WEEK

With the weather fine and the breezes
blowing, every lover of the circus will
feel like he had new blood in his veins
when the grand free street parade of
the Robinsons famous shows comes down
the street on Monday with bands playing,
banners flying and the man shouting out.
Hold your horses. the elephants are
coming" Circus day will take everybody
back to childhood days when the circus
came TO town, overland In wagons in
those days and you and the other town
boys went out to the corporation line to
meet the first big wagon.
Robinsons famous shows viii exhibit
here on Monday and Tuesday and circus
performance full OF surprises and new and
up-to-date features throughout will be
presented. A circus programme par ex-
cellence is promised and a treat for ,sery
amusement lover is most surely In store.
The grand free street parade will leave
the show grounds at 10 a. m. and will
be a mile of glittering wagons, hand
carved floats, chariots and tableaux, gilded
cages, open dens of rare wild animals,
clowns galore. horses. ponies, goats, ele-
phants camels, zebras, zebus, deer and
other animals, trumpeters, bands of
music, chimes, organ, steam caliope. out
riders mounted lady and gentlemen
riders and countless other features car
ried by the Robinson show for the parade
only.
Two performances, afternoon and even
ing rain or shine, at and p. m. The
doors to be opened one hour before each
performance for a visit to the menagerie,
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-04-23
INTEREST IN RACE
BECOMING MARKED
Colonel Mallory Will Speak IN
Admission Today
DELEGATES TO REUNION
Teachers Examinations Are Concluded.
VIII Improve College Building mt
oxford--Anniston Interested
In Cotton Failure
DELEGATES TO REUNION

Admission. April .-(Special.)-The
apathy which has characterized the gu
hernotorial fight in this county up to the
nresent is beginning to somewhat disap-
near before the prospect of addresses by
tie two candidates here within the next
few days, it having been defniteiy an
nornced Thursday afternoon that ooi'
Fl. S. D. Mallory, Selma's candidate Will
speak at the county courthouse SATURDAY
evening.
There has been no great interest mani
tested in the race heretofore, and, IN tue
language of the shall boy, 1t would seem
that lone side has been scared and the
ctner Glad of it." At the beginning OF
the campaign, on account OF the pohtiea.
affinity existing between Admission ana
Selma, the two big cities m the fouTtn
congressional district, 1t was regarded
that Calhoun would rightfully belong TO
the Mallory column; but the O'Neal men,
II seems. have been more active in TINS
county. and they are claiming 1t by Wo
votes. though this claim has been dls-
pnraged by J. Fl. Edmondson, chairman,
of the democratic county campaign com
mIttee, who says the county is still safe
for Mallory.
Whichever way the county goes, 1t is
large, and due to this fact both candi-
oates are promised large audiences. 1t
was announced by Cooper Whiteside, tenn
porary president Thursday that the ok
ford O'Neal club will attend his address
next Wednesday in a body, and it is con-
sdered probable that the Union club will
also turn out in about equal strength,
insuring an organized attendance, II is
SAID of about 200 voters.
II is not known that any organized
hodies will attend the Mallory address,
but the distinguished Selmian has several
prominent relatives in Admission. and has
rnade many friends during his visits mere
as delegate to Baptist state conventions
ard as grand master of the Alabama Ma
sons, and 1t was stated by Ross Black
raon, Colonel Mallory's most aggressive
supporter in Admission, that he hopes to
pack the courthouse auditorium for his
candidate.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-04-23
BRASHER ASSISTS
At THE FATED MINE

Coroner Brasher expects to make for
mai investigation into the mine accident
at Mulga next Monday. Mr.. Brasher said
last night that he had been at the mines
all Gay assisting with the rescue work
wherever he could. He said that up to
1920 O'Clock there had been 81 bodies
taken from the wrecked passageways and
that IL more were supposed to be still in
the mine according to a statement made
by one of the mine officials.
Coroner Brasher will enter the mine and
thoroughly inspect the existing conditions
In an effort to come to a decision as to
what caused the explosion ana who is at
fault. He will be accompanied by Mine
Inspectors Hillhouse and Neil when the
examination is made. The mine will have
To be cleared of all The wreckage and dam
eerous gases before the coroner viii be
allowed to make the examination.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-04-23

attention of an audience. A great audi
ence of men heard his lecture last Sun
day afternoon and the church will doubt,
less be crowded again tomorrow after
noon.
A special programme of music has been
arranged, including solos by c. P. Curry.
the gospel singer; selections by a male
quartet and the singing of familiar
hymns conducted by Mr.. Curry. All men
are cordially invited.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-04-23
PERSONAL

Mr.. Oliver s. Bolt and Mrs. Ida Y Boyle
were united in marriage last night at 7:SO
O'Clock at the residence at 1916 Second ave-
nue.. Columbus, Ca, in the presence of a
number of relatives and friends, the Rev.
r. C. Cranberry performing the cere-
luony. The bride and groom are both
we'll known in Columbus, where they have
resided for several years, and have many
friends who wish them every happiness
for their future life. The groom holds a
responsible position with the Queenstown
Manufacturing company, and they will
make this city their future home.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-04-23
Teachers, Examinations Are Ended

County superintendent H. T. Persons
has completed the examination of appli-
cants for license to teach in the public
schools of the state, and the applicants,
who have been in the city nearly all the
week, have returned to their homes and
schools, many Of them coming down from
the Jacksonville Normal college, which
prepares most of the teachers for the
schools OF this section. The attendance
broke an records. There wero 1853 In all,
or 81 applicants for the first grade GER
t.floate; GO for the second grade and II
for the third. 81 of that number being
negro applicants to teach in the second
and third grades.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-04-23
Remain. Brought From Mexico

The body of G. s. Monahan. who was
killed last Saturday while employed
as an engineer on a line of the Ma
tional railroad of Mexico, due to an
explosion. was brought to this city
early Thursday morning and carried to
the home of his sister, Mrs. II. NJ
Pagan, on Thirte enth street and Chris
tine avenue. Friday morning the body
was taken to his old home at Pied
mont for funeral and interment. The
deceased was 20 years old and a son
of Capt. Dan Monahan. He belonged
to the Brotherh God of Locomotive En-
gineers.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-04-23

AT a meeting held Thursday afternoon,
Camp Pelham, United Confederate Vet
era ms, elected delegates to the Mobile re-
union as follows; A. T. Hanna, c. j.
Houser, j. M. Burge, w H. Taylor, e. A.
Pagan, Clark Morgan, James Houston
NJ. A. Bright @. M. Watkins, W. c.
Shelmutt, l. Pippin, A. A. Be-, A.
sterne, w. H. HUMPHREYS. D. McEachern,
J.. c.. Borders and J. w. Bates. Due
to the fact that there are several old vets
in the city and district who would not be
able to attend the reunion, public-spirited
citnzens of the city contributed a large
sum for the purpose of assisting those
who would otherwise have had to remain
at home.