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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-25
Naturalization.

8st sr en- befenot Sag, at gornbolm
er en- at Ianmarts imutteite 6ane %
oerfor o9iaa WaaIst Tor mango latis
tiers seiss. Monse at oisie ere IN.
ifere. o9 osnne Nations un9, Conner
bar ofle an iarraen spf til at Opfraos
oOerIeeeni Os aiOtitammsi OUer or frem.
mtos.
SaaIebes beiaete en- @an9 / CONNER
en- INF goosbshoosrs Con. 9r Rebe.
gornbolm % bleo iaa bt9eiitret ouer
Gems Stenbeo, al ban uoralbte: v8i
Iuffere ital pare 6srrfr beroUtel SEQ
antaoer, BET ON 3 Var er iorbi msb
3aniternes 6srrebsmme PAD Boinbolm.
3e 3aniie II Der fun At Reiier Wfis
helms 9aaoe!a Bn oanlf garerinoe
bsrte oenne uotaleIie % meboeIte ben
til 3aipetter 0ft for R%sbenbauns
Jpangs. % A%lbeiosanit0lt. 8tnne
ufoelte oa ben orernooige 5pifer en- OF.
oenilig 5rettsiatisIie Tor fin aaaomna.
oetbeo. Raite Dag tos no9Ie anote
Ianife, eeriblanoi Marinsmalu
8ranbt Rtbt'i 5foI,, o. ban nasleoe
oa llttaleIien. ceite berie . %
ifplots BAN nu Tor en- iei9 Rarl. Rites
Ssltsr is9ie al oulme carmen uso ON
uaiobogsn al pie zig Ueo 6%oteIboroei i
Lpio Rlole meo rso Declining foe ooniie
5arusr) ; oe iaa 0oge eiter rsllte be nas
iionalitolis Ipifere blem. buormso nor
iaa anloe oenue Aiiare Tor aihuliet =
Ulen neil iaaoan Hyper man lite At
.neo en- 5pifer. 6orltoeu Tom golftiel
% Optog RappOrt hos 5nipettpr 0ft,
garerinoen, MaIsrsn oa ftsre. 5st par
iislge Orore ira lloenrigsminllisflst,
Der bapoe faast Mseoelslis ON SageH
ira BET inlte Observation-Disclosures.
Dlau aniugsr bog lite, at Saeen oil
faa ulosre 5slgsr, emo at ten un9e toab.
munbeoe 1piter oil faa en- aumoonine
ira fl. Observation-Disclosures ON OF Op
traos mso llot mere Iati Og 6shi9bsb.
naar ban opholesr fig / llolanosi.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-25
uomaomelier % afFeoi.
aeiier.

Asfftent / 9uniisminiiferiet s. :.
%. Dillon er beftiftst til 5ulomagtig
| 3uititsminilteriet.
Sosneio9eo os 9asosmano
Drum So9n, ibp. @aaroeisr u. I'm.
Der en-. Drum. 5osnsfosto Os gasos
iOrmono | @reniten So9n, @aaroeier
=. u. 6iiteri@ renitsn og So9ne,
foseo % gasosmano / 1iammsn 5osn,
@aarosisr Z. 9eotrfen, Mammen,
bur iaaet 0annsbrossmanosnes pr.
Osrstesn.
- poIttibstient SIS 3. 6. Din {.
en-, Rebenbaun, bar faoet Weoalasn
for bfutneoes Reonins meO liaaoelis
I'll Al b9le lamme.
= llnosr b. 0tfobsr sr @rosierer
{ 9mfubl Al Bergen noneOnt hi
Scmmonoer at 8annebto9, al 2. Grab.
os 5abtitanl 8. q. = distt al 9er.
gen I'll Rlooer al 0annebrog.
= llnoer %. September er Def til.
laot iun9erenoe 4rtluietretRr / lloen
ri9smInlteflet. RammsrIunter D. o.
,. Rnom al anIasse O9 bare ben BAN
al 9s. Nai Reileren al Ruslano til.
bette Decoration al Il. Anna 0tosnsns
B.. Rlasie.
= TIMBER 50. September sr bet ilaaol
Dirstisr Tor R%sbenbaOns Bianbuaitn,
0betit D. j. =. Mepsr, il al
0bs al onlagse o9 bare ben bum al
pc. ulaj. Reiiessn Of RusIono tlOelt,
5rtofaiion a. 81. Sianlslaus 0roe-
mems 2. Rlasie.
= llnoer +. :. ct Dat tlaaot Naifrn.
inipetier peo bet 1orensos 5ampiflbs-
ielifab Z Is. @asperfen. il Al
5bs al anIa99e % bare oen bum a
pans Uialtliai Reliersn Al 9aslant
ttloelte Decoration al St. Slanlsiaus
Oroenens 2. RIasie.
nnper 1. 0tiobsr tr esg foruno.
Noiflnarbeiosr y IS. gsntfen DE
oliaen Tor orutneoss Rsonlng mst
5tuaoelie III Al bare iantme
unosr t. 3. er otoinerst anisf,.
ueo I eoerits Ritten / R~ebenbapn Z X.
IS u. Blaming siiu Aniegning
emil, olset / daaos ira Del BAN bslfoeol
6mbeoe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-25

: Den 9onls @rouer / 0pfisbins
uaa Mors. anbers 9esperen
falot forIeben pluoieli9 ON paa en- al
eanosoeisne fra calling % esee mee bet
iamme uben / 5orDeien at baue ftilet bet
minoite. 8en gamIe bauoe uaret Sra.
per / 0ptisbin9 i b aar O9 / ben Iio
Oeret meO til Al iotOe oosr 1000 At fine
Reomennefer.
= 6~orbenoarenoe @aarbtier Seren
9iI9aarbs 9uitra ira 9etsmart /
8snoipsiel. Der | bsoite 8elgaosuee tsrte
biem ira Qlanb, faIot unosr BEES plub.
ielis tiIbase i 9Ognens Aseitol Og par
bob meo btt iamme, rant al ct 9isrte.
flag.
= PioDit for Rou9is. SenoerbaIb
o9 0srrt 9erreOer, SOsneprat til Or.
iteo, s. edngbalte sr afgaaet ueo
8ooen. = Aar 9ammel.
3obon 5reoerit g%an9boae. Der par
isot 1922 urup. Dfibirt SO9n. blsu
Stubent 1871 ira Aarbus gatinftole, /
1916 toe ban teologiif 9mbeosetsamsn.
7 Naret 1855 uon9pntes ban til Rapels
Ian for 9rsnOum o9 6piobiers Soens.
funeertbe fra I657-1s60 fom Webs
bi1lper Dos Soenspr9ltsn i 6anbsrs.
bporsfter ban blsp taIost I'll Soenepr9it
for @isl Soen; 1870 forhpttsoes ban
til Rriitrup og / 1877 til Criteo, nafts
Var uouGuntes ban I'll 9ropf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-25
setter.

en u2inotiien Tor 5l9terrn Is arl
Blouq ainsreoss pao Rolelns Slots.
bante for en- lio iioen ositiosIigbeosn
O%uerUarsoes al glouss 6ntt os nar-
mets Slagf iami en- megst talilg Diem
neitemansoe. Bator 3ohnnnts
@1aufen. goniilo. bolot 4iilerlngs
taIen. bOOreiter 9lOuss 5sn. oother
Plon9, tatteoe.
: Snlpetieren paa 8ibore 4mis Or.
beiosannalt, -. Qielen. feir,bs Tor
leoen it Is Mars 3abilaum iom 5unts
toner / Amtets 1isnsiie.
= Eorleben funbe gonfonltabeni u.
Chr. StnnsIs i Ranbas fejre SO
liars 5nbiIaum iom 5nntfiOnar / BOT
paieneis Iieueits.
= aeoattsr 3. 9. Rasmusfen,
Meoeier o9 a%niUarIig Reootlsr al Aar.
bus 4mts 6oltebIao@ fslrebe forlsotn
% Mars Rsbatters sSnbllaum.
5orlgbsn ai1lstsbss paa Ooshis
Rirte9aarb en- Ninoeifen Tor Uisoftiiier
og 2erssms0Isai al Selftobat Dc Oanffs
gaateabrebre", 6attislnipst!sr J. J
5obansn. Der / 5iOt afgii DEB 3es
Den. SsIitabsts 5ormano. @eneraIs
major 6reiesIebsn O9 0Oerintsn'
onnt gstsreu par til Steoe.
5srfnaUnte bOlOt Aflsriusstalen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-25
3tocbrnuo.

6orlsbsn nsobranoie emil Son
@aaro / 0termalis Sogn iom
i5sIae al 9puntonas 0esUarre inoe
branote oingifen Demon % 10 fsl.
msotns BET lDiteots at reooe areaturerne
e9. be andre 9eite.
= timber ct tattl 9olOenusir, iom
forIeben 4ften ueo 1oz1losn irat op
ooer geiibimmerIaaO, log gpnei nsO i
@aarotier 6br. 6briften en-
@aaro / Siefrup ueo 4ars. uobuiene.
Der par iammenbpggeoe, neobranoie
meo al osrlDarmoe Aul. buorlmoo bet
lufteOes al reobs areaiurernt Ga Siut.
buist, iom lite par iammsnbpsset NIB
Dc nsobianote gpeninaer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-25
Smaa MeOOelelier.

gnn Sore ataotmts toit nns
bes Fl Branotai. Tom aItio inoeboIoer
IS 1or. ganb for Sioebranostilialoe.
5orIeben Rat rtpneoe aarrst, ioet bets
nebsrite 9arnbonnb iprano. oe 8anoet
transts ssnnem gOitsrue NIB til be ip.
fife os s~ooIosifie SamIin9er, buor bet
anrsttsbs meeen Staos - buor ms9sn
Dloes lite, for man nounIis faar opajort,
buor mango al be %utiiOppeoe 1nr, Der
er soela9te. granotarret sr nplapst |
CONNER, men 5arubaanoets Ritnins
bar uGret lst.
1ottorbifputnts. 5OrIeoen for.
iuarsbs Rsleruela9s ueD bet t9l. 5reos'
rits 9oIpitaI, u. ). Strono9aaro,
I'm ion erbpsruslien al ben meoiclnite
Jottorerao %ltrsune 4fbanollns: g@I9t
on urlniur Biotfie@. De oroentlige
Oyponsnisr pare grofesiorerne DIR. 6.
eange Os DIR. Rnub SAFER; al
1ilbertrne Opponsrtos arsoslGge DIR.
j. Is. eeDifon.
Dsunps SalmebOs. Ru ct osr
uofommet ct lille 9afte meo iel9enbs
LANCE 1itel: SnmmenIignenb
ReQifter oper SaImerne i RonUents.
SaImsbOsen meO osns TO 1iuas ps /
Salmsbos for gRirte os 9jsm". Oct
6ele Bert er pau 8 imaa Sioer. Roms
mtr man meo ben npe S0Imebos | en-
6irte, bpor ben 9amIe Snlmebos brns
oes, Ieber man 1oulens hummer op |
bette 8esifter Os timber oa Ueb Chen
Hummeret | ben npe SnImsbOs. De
Rumre, Der lite fnbes | benne, er iat
mep minbre Eal.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-25

eittr at oenne Srait MATTE op5pft. fla
Big ben bstrsmmeife os ftreite for lib.
isti lien at pore ganobrussfrsmbtinasl.
Ter. Smor. 6Iait. Rpb. 2eg 0. I D.
0erfor er Der potiet en- Sraft op. ION
bar itaot 9aunen frem I'll ben treble
i%tarfsits btnpttene / 9anbet, og 6aunen
O9 9tationsn goar 9oano / 6aonb meo
binanben. &c fsIge trofaf %binanben iom
to 6aluoeIe. Der uossre ct u%aoffiaeIiet
9ele. 09 meb bisis tn 5aftorer iom
RQ9itsb Ct gpen 6sbisrs uofist op ira
abioIui intst til en- gp msb Storbsbs.
prGg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-25

9usmanb 6 br. ebriftsn enc
9uifu 9gttens Rinoe i 6looe. orut.
nebe forIeoen / en- Rsr8elsrap. 9uu
par paa Del Ill fl 9iem.
= timber ct l%otoenOeir. iom forIeoen
Roraen pasiereoe 9oliebro ca 0me9n,
loo gpnet neo bos Seuerin 0lfen.
9pbolm. slelnitrup / 9inoing. qunei
gIt neb gsnnsm StOritsnsn os orqble
en- Isaari9 pi9e. Der opboIot fig !
asttenet.
-Inipfte Brig. @uiaO" poa Rsiis
ira gssr TIL a%sbenbaun meo Rofs. Ct
itranoa en- Uil fra Wanoal. Rapioi.
nen, arp9er. omtom. glssi er Jun.
bet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-25
Gsbjers Stattom 90 6aom.

Oct par ben |. Oft. % Aar, ftben
Stoiionen / Gsbiere bleu aabnet for
lraft.
FOR ct Bar Raansoer Iioen tuuoe
gsblsrs 0aun lissIsbss fsire rs aars
9ubiIqum for fin IiIpareIie.
qioelom 6apneu bleD anlagt, torol
Der par ben toriste, befpemmeite os
tiaiee ben paalibelisits Bel for Eranss
port al lsDenbe Rpas, 5aar os Spih til
gnqIanb, laaleoes CT ben famine Del,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-25
Tspbto tan tffe bsIbreees

ptb Total, utielsr, ta be lite tan naa stn a~marsbre
1I of Erfi. gr Il fun IN Maast at tnfttt TsBtsb,
% bet er ute fonitsiniipHtlf Mitlsr. Eeuhso lotaars
iaqts ps an bsi0Hbt Giliianh al SlimbtnesH | Bat
,aitaAiifs 8gT. AaaF bait Bsr bli1tf iniiamtrsi,
mnrtsr d. IN rnmlfnbt kpb futr iaar IN taafiiq hes
rtlit, 90 naaf bsn biiou belt iuiiti, E IgDb b Dglgsn,
% msb miHbt gtioutdftn fan ilaInss. % bette Agr
aieHgsBts IN noraait fihanb. oil 6erdien pare ebts
iasi Tor iitbis. #t ~ al II atfinibt Turntables orb
Aatorrb hu II tHitt aA6tt eHb IN bstanbt Ailitasb 81
Glimtinbtrue.
Bi oil siDt ct ~bnnbrits Tonars for .ibpsrt 9ifiofbs AZ
geubse Uoraareatt al Gaiarrb3. ism iffs tan .ErsEta
mee Halls Catagrh Cure. &friu tiitr 9iTfaldrs srit.
z 4 gbsHsp Il Co., Gsls6e. d.
g%Y- gofats tns Npoibetert. 75c.
Halls Family Pills r BE- ttstte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-25
4. AS~KsEx
- fsfsast -. 80
syTTM
axffk1
~e
6ra Sinanslopforila9et.

81 Il DtluluH1 aiohel.
5inanslousn for 1899 1900 bar ei
aneerifuo at l,s22, 600 Rr. Os berttI
tOmmsr uOgiftsr ifsIse 6lnansIOOens
9aragraf Is og iOritelise me 9oUs,
Der anlaaes III : Miaioner Rroner.
buoreiter Der altiaa ialf blluer Il nnoer.
ftnh Tor inoeparsnoe 5inansa ar paa ca.
8 WIuioner Rr.
Den iamlsoe S%tats9alb anto9es ben
lite ApriI 1900 Al piae uogsr, iaIt
2l6. 22l. 600 Rr., nsmlis inbsnIanoif
Cab Z. 7o8, $40 8r. Os uoenIauoif
@aio lo9. 5I2. 200 RI.
ReierDefonoens iamleOe BE Of uo-
9er 17.s9l.l42 Rr. og anta9es lite /
bette 5lnansaar al uias unoet9aa 5or
onbrinser al getponin9
YoftDe enets 9uosst uoUiisr
en- 9uota9t al 5, lac 600 ar.
Snotesten at IsIesrafuae net
Opisres mso l 3s7 900 RI. Os uosii.
ten anlaaes til J .290. 246 RI.
9not09teine al 39rnbaneuRe
net aulaaes til %. COS 100 Rr., 10
9iiten til %, 81, 7o9 RI.
9uOtasieu al gftsrsresalst TT
ppfert meo 81 400 Rr. mob IS 600 RI.
for inOeOarenoe 6lnansaar.
I'll eanobru8st oeruuOsr
StOUplonluin9ens % 8 lueoprtninssrs
Fremme. 9etsrinar % gunobobeito.sn.
5OrbOIosregler moo 5anoHugt N. NJ
er Opiprt 2 ,208. 267 mob I.99I, o55
aronsr for inoeuarenoe 6lnanslar.
I'll Sfouplaniningsns 5remme er ops
fort 262 600 6r.
Gil 6iferiUaisnet isgss 1874 4s3 ar.
81 Ore.
I'll Reonin9suaienet er opiert 2ls,.
900 RI. mob Ice. o44 RI. Tor ineeua=
rsnOs 6inansaar.
Iuitubtt til ben i0mmenbaneenos
Ratts al 5metuoflain9sr ct forgsiel
meo 6 200 RI. til SO. 600 RI.
I'll 6oOsOiitan ofatielies a beioer Ueo
Srifiansbors SIOt Opfsrss 80 734 RI.
nemIis til 3itanoiatteIie og AsfaIiering
at @ulDet 5ussansene Os til Bro
la9nins.
I'll arbeiber DeO 9elfin9sr 6oOn
opfsres 21,75s RI, 6reosrifs
buDus 0uun Sc 500 ar.. 6sbisrq
6nun GO, 0o0 Rr., I'll Arbsioe peO @ns
benoa 1000 Rr.. ueo 5reoerit ben Gu
pennies aunaI 90. 900 etc, 0pmuOrin9
at 9imfiOroen Is 900 Str.
3il gsifpttsIfesarbeibsr paa 5paanos
gefttpit opferes 394 900 Rr.
1iIifuO til 5OrbeOring uf geieilines.
forboletne PED Ruotpbins Darn l5,-
oo0 Rr.
I'll AnIae at 6iiferibaune Deo es.
biere 90 Nnbolht opferss b%enboIosuis
300. 900 Rr. Os 800 600 ar. iom
GortiqtteIie at be ueo tioIisere 6iuans=
loOe siune geUiliuser.
iii afbOIbsfusens 5remms fssss
Is. 900 ar. mob l6, 8oc paa fibfis Mars
5inonslou.
I'll Observation-Disclosures iIifu.
bet til Rommunerue anl9ttes ct Bsleb
of 25 Uiaion Rr. moo 2 Uliu. Rr. /
Nar.
1iIifubst til nnsrtenote Spsetasier
er anlut loo, 900 RrOner bsiere eno
aar $50, 900 ar. mob 100 900
Rroner.
au!tasminiferiets sfstrnorbinsre
Budget sr opfsrt msb 1,293 RI.
I'll EulofsrsIfe Of bet nplis at Stub
len lsbne panferifib g9erluf 1role"
f~orslaaes 3l4, 600 6r. Os iii Yaobe,
spnoslie al ct npt Sfib uf famine Type
81, 900 Rr.
8 gommeren 1900 ct bet paatanfi
OF afboloe RantOnnement e%Delisr / Jpl.
lamb os IlOsifterue DeO berDso f%oranIes
bieeoe Sstransporter ~opFeres oerfor
msb so, 900 Rr.
I'll OpmaaIingsr ieges 5 1000 Rr.
sels for at fortiRits ben | 4ar paabss
gpnbte Opmunlins at 6arDonset ouis
fring 5arsrns bells opmaaIs barDanoet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-25

.@ enbDer Sell ! aoresle sier
6otiiering paa glabet bebss penIiolt
mso0slt Os ~inareit muIist.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-25

en a 1i9etnei 3OoIogiit 6aDe
/ a%sbenbapn bleu iorleoen raienbe oe
for los paa Il 3sbisrn. iOm ben bso /
9aIien; iamtiois ansreb en- 9sue gisrs
men ira ben dnoen SIos, oo BET laa lem.
meIis trissrt uO. 8prlammren, 6r.
u 3. bamreoe los paa d~orbruoune,
Os DC anore aoOopr bespnote at bpls af
al Maet Os marine Zig. Oct lptfsoes
bog ben opstige 3puammsr al %iilDeIts
brinse ito Os SpoisbeO issn Dtb aittie
Drug al SiOtten; men Den i~tattels .lss
blsrn bar not faast tor msgtt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-25

Asiiffsnt / 9uniisminiiferist $. !.
>. Dillon er beffiftet til 5ulomagti9
3utitsminIltefiet.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-10-27
NOR WEST NEWS
TRIED !! y FOR ASSAULT. !.
Bat the E2ldence Was Ip.umcient e
ANnn0ft the Charre. Al -. a

But the Es3dences Was Insuhacient "a
s: 4Rport the Charge. ri
Little Falls, MINI, Oct. q Charles
Moeglein; ay0nng man Of this city,
was on trial In the justice court on a
charge Of assault with dangerous
weapon. The complainant was a.
young lady named Swanson, and she
alleged that Moeglein made "a deliber.
ate attempt to shoot her. Moeglein,
with several other young men Of about
his own age, was at Rice lake about a
week ago hunting. On the road they
met Miss Swanson. 1. Shortly after the
rigs passed each other the shotgun
carried by Moeglein was accidentally
discharged, and the young lady claims
that several Of the shot struck her in
the back of the head. The boys mt the
time did not know that. the girl was
struck. but two days later she and her
father came to town and made q claim
for damages to Moeglein's father.
Upon his refusal to pay she caused a
warrant to be issued for his arrest.
At the trial the young man was dis
charged.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-10-27
Misunderstood Him.


A lecturer who protested against peo-
pie going to sleep during his disquisi-
lions on heather lands would, If lie
perceived any tendency in that lirec-
ton. introduce some queer or startling
statement to revive their tagging at
tention. On one occasion when his
audience seemed rather somnclent he
Numbered out: "Ah, you have no :dea
Of the suffering Of Englishn.en in Cen
trail America, on account of the enor-
nous mosquitoes. A grea: many Of
these pests would weigh a pound, and
they will get on the logs and bark as
the white men are passing" By this
time all ears and eyes were wide open,
and he proceeded to finish his lecture.
The next day he was called upon to ac-
count for his extraordinary statements.
"But didn't say one mosquito would
weigh a pound" he protested; Il did
say q great many Of them would. I
think perhaps a million Of them might
do So ''But you said they bark at
the missionaries" persisted his inter-
slocutor. 'No, no. my dear sir; said
they would get on the logs and on the
bark. You misunderstood me.
change. s
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-10-27
WILD BATTLE.
How q Zoo Keeper was Nearly crrshs4
by Constructors.

How Zoo Keeper Was Nsarly Crcshs9
BY Constructors.
There's snake keeper In the Phila-
delphia zoo who won't do 1t again. He
tried to separate two large pythonS
who were fighting for the remains of
half-devoured chicken and suffered
the proverbial fate Of the peacemaker.,
There are three pythons in one glass
cage, and there is always some care
required in feeding them. Each must
receive his meal at the same moment
as the others, or trouble follows. This
particular keeper, whose name ID
Thompson, opened the door the other.
day, and the snakes knew it was din
ner time. They lifted their great, scaly
heads and stood ready. Thompson
threw newly killed fowl to the big
gest one, and one each to the others
with the greatest possible expedition.
Then he stood ready for the second
course. The biggest snake was through
nrst, and promptly got the second
fowl. The others, as they finished each
received second help. Then Thomp-
son turned to push back the curious
crowd OF observers, and in this brief
interval the trouble began. Snake No.
l had swallowed his second fowl, and
there was no third one ready. But
snake No. still had some Of his fowl
protruding unswallowed from his Jaws.
Like lightning stroke snake No. I
struck for the chicken, and in a twin
Killing the two monsters were writh-,
ing in each others terrible grip.
thompson knew what this meant.
When pythons fight it Is to the death,
and the weaker Of these two was bound
to be a dead snake in a few minutes
II they were not separated. The keeper
did not pause. He threw open the
door, jumped in, and was soon using
all his strength in desperate efforts to
tear them apart. The crowd surged up
to the glass cage, greatly excited. After
struggle he seemed to succeed. The
snakes slowly unwound but before
Thompson could get himself clear Of
them and escape they had twined about
him. He tried to free himself, then
gave up the struggle in an attempt to
prevent his chest from being crushed
IN. The huge snakes wound their
bodies around the mans limbs.
Thompson stood motionless. The
crowd gazed spellbound at the man.
who was gradually weakening under
the weight of the reptiles. Other keep
ers, attracted by the excitement, ar
rived in the snake house and pushed
through the crowd to the Gagged man.
Three Of them jumped in and beat the
big snakes until they freed the captive.
Thompson was badly crushed, but oth>
erWise not injured.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-10-27
CHANCES OF MIND.
A Lancashire Lass Gets Ahead ~ ~
Unfaithful Lover.

A Lancashire Lass Gets Ahead or \.
Unfaithful Lover.
A young couple in Lancashire VIZ
lage had been counting for several
years. The young man said one day to
the woman: "Sal, Gamma marry thee,
Flows that?" asked she. Eve changer!
my mind" said he. well, IL! tell youi
what we'll do" said she. III follr,
know that it's thee az has given me M.
I shanna be able to get another chan.
but il they think that I've given you
up then I can get another chap. So
vel! have banns published, and when
the wedding day comes the parson VIII
say to thee, Wilt thou have this wom-
an to be thy welded wife?' and tina:
must say, I will And when he says,
to me, Wilt thou have this man to be.
thy welded husband?' I shall say. II
winna.' =" The day came, and when tho
minister said, ''Wilt thou have this.
woman to be thy welded wife?n tho
man answered: 81 will.'' Then t.
parson said to the woman: .'Wilt tho,
have this man to be thy welded hu.
band?" And she said: II win. : ..yV hy.,
said the young man. turioualy
said you would say. 4 winna. !. Z
know that" said the young WOMAN
"but i've changed ny mind sinas al
London AnxwerA
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-10-27
ATTACKING THEIR TITLES.
Farmers Around Fergus Falls Ar
tatea by Northern Pacific Acfinm

Farmers Around Fergus Fails Agi.
tateA by Northern Pacific Action.
Fergus Fall, MIMI, Oct. ola
greatmany farmers in this section are
very much alarmed over the action Of
the Northern Pacific Railroad COM
pany, the legal department of that
rond having instituted suits to secure
possession of certain lands, patents
for which were issued to the settlers
by the general government some years
ago. The company claims that itnever
received the amount of indemnity
land to which it was entitled, and that
the land offices We're in error in issuing
patents to the settlers. Fifteen cases
were filed in the district court in this
city yesterday, and 1T is feared that
the company could take possession Of
an almost unlimited amount of land
In case it's claims should be sustained.
Cases somewhat similar to those Just
filed have been brought before the
tribunals Of the land department on n
number Of occasions in the past. but
the decisions of the secretary of the
interior have been adverse to the CONF
panv. 1t would now seem that the
fight is to be carried from the execu-
tive to the judicial department of the
government, and the outcome is prob
lcmatical. \ meeting of those inter-
ested has been called for Oct. 2S, to
see what action can be taken in the
matter. The lands involved are some
of the best in the county, and an al-
verse decision would mean the loss of
many fine homes.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-10-27
DIG TIMBER DEAL.
Minnesota Men Getting Hold of Val
liable Tracts ON Puget Sound.

Minnesota Men Getting Hold of Val
uable Tracts ON Puget Sound.
Tacoma. Wash. Oct. 21.-Minnesota
lumbermen are seeking to control the
immense timber resources of wash
ington. A number Of large transfers
have been made to lumbermen of Min
neapolis and Wisconsin. The last
deal closed is one whereby j. r. Lunt-
zelman. l.. E. Torrinus and David
Carmichael>> of Saltwater, Minn.. be-
come owners Of several large tracts Of
cedar, fir and spruce i'll Skagit county.
An association of these men in this
state says they have been quietly get
ting hold of the most valuable timber
along the Seattle & Northern railroad,
between Anacortes and Hamilton.
These men named are prominent Min
nesota lumbermen. and said to head a
syndicate vaiich will invest 100000 in
Washington. slnds. 1t is Learned fur
Their that negotiations are in progress
for the sale Of all the Northern Pa
cific railways timber land in Western
Washington to the NNeyerhaeuser syn
dictate of st. Paul. This will be the
largest timber land deal ever closed in
Washington. This deal involves sew
eral million dollars. and there is little
doubt IT. will soon be contaminated.