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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-01
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Kenyon-W c. Harris, Sterling,
Colo; F. P. Gridley and wife, Rock
Springs; Louis A. Hoerr. st. Louis: S.
Williamson. a. Williamson. San Fran
cisco; o. NJ. Ladd. Denver; c. C.
Sloan, Milwaukee; George Krug.
Omaha; S. H. Shaninger, Chicago; W.
G. Helf. Denver; c. ]. Hildesheim.
New York; A. J. Rand. ST. Louis; H
e. Manley, Kansas City; B. F. ARM
strong, San Francisco; w. Dudley,
Butte; F. x Daley. San Francisco: J..
c. Emerich and wife. Boise. Ida; L.
S. Abraham, San Francisco; ]. B.
Mailan, jr., Sidney, Australia; Mrs.
York City; T. c. Kimball. Cheyenne;
Miss Osgood. Chicago; William NJ.
Marshall, Will T. Fisher, Ogden; j. c.
Schuers, Milwaukee; A. H. Vivian,
Chicago; Thomas H Gist, Philadel-
phia: C. Arnold Edwards. Highland
Boy; T. E. McCuady. agent Ritz Saut-
ley company; A. E. F'itz. Chicago; F.
Lunt. San Francisco; w. l.. Biersach.
Telluride, Colo.
Knutsford.-W. A. Huppuch, New
York; George II. Robinson, Gus Birk-
man, San Francisco; E l. Waxham,
C. W. Lynde, Chicago: Ludwig Stein.
NJ. Wiley. c. o. Lantebach, w H.
yer; L. E. Shields. St. Paul; Miss Bis
hop, John H Wright and wife. St.
Louis; Charles E. Rogers, New York;
B. We'll, San Francisco: J. E. Brodley
and wife, city; Mrs Manders and two
children. Miss Rogers. Los Angeles; A.
A. Afendill, New York
Cullen. NJ. Smith. Milwaukee;
James Andrus. St. George; J. 3.
Tithson. Stateline: A. \. Canvey. New
York: Charles Hahn. Chicago; w. c.
Grim; Helena: A. Haigh, city; Nj. Nj.
Donovan, Mammoth; H. E. Garwin-
Quincy, Ills: Mary E. Foote, Evan
ston; E. H. Lake. Gunnison: j. III.
Robson. Garrison: A A Clark. Lewis
ton. Mont; E. ]; Johnson; Scofleld;
Miss erwin, New York; P. T. Stevens,
Montrose, Colo: T.. W. Nelson, st.
Louis; L. H. Dunning, city; j. H. Will
Jams. CITY.
Walker. t. Sheedy and wife. Mis-
soula: Nj. L. Minnerly and wife. Hell
ena. p. S. Casey. South Omaha: Ernest
Ryder, Butte; c. L. Preble, Baker City;
e. M. Southwick and wife, Oregon
Short Line: c. Nj. Miller and wife,
Dexter Mich: z. H. Jacobs. city: j. o.
La Pere, city; George Brown Miller.
city: Carl Ameson. p r. Hanson. Park
CITY: J. j. Hill. Franklin. Ida; H.
Schewman. Minneapolis; C. X Han
cock, Coalville.
White House-Tom Smith, Ogden; S.
Thompson Ogden: W. d. Sheppard,
Silver Citv: 3. F. Railnewsky, Red
field. S. D.: p. Freeluil. Nevada; W. j.
Craig and wife, Mammoth; Andy Gel
niue. Nevada: c. j. Cowning. New
York City; w. L. Calhoon. Boise; A. E.
Sternberg. Stockton: d. J. Shelby.
Stockton j. w. Gilman and wife. Bel
bowe, Ida: Master Gilman. Belbowe,
Ida. Miss Gilman. Belbowe, Ida; A c.
Campbell. Lehi; Percy Wrathall.
Grantsvilie: ]. E. Durfee, Grantsville;
W. b. Morey, ST. Louis. Mo-; c. E.
Drummo.d Portland. Ore: A. L. john
son. Park City; G. w. Garveri. Tooele;;
H. Smith. Tooele; L. Coluin. Tcoele;
Mrs. S. c. Briggs. Bingham; w. L.
Wit Bingham: NJ NJ. Beaver. Bing-
ham; G. S. Halterman, Pasoma, Ut;
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seeming unable to stand up under the
advances It was the backs on the
Denver team who were doing most OF
the work. Once or twice they attempt
ed a mass formation in the shape of a
tandem on the right and left. but they
soon gave it up after the little encour-
agement their received. The half end
ed with the bali on the high schools
thirty three-yard line, in Denver's pos
session.
The second half opened with Sears
kicking TO Groesbeck, who worked a
double pass with Gardanier, and twelve
yards were gained. Howell gained TWO
yards, Gardanier was downed With no
gain, and Howell punted to Blasher-
wick, who was downed with no gain, on
Denver's fifty-yard line By steady ad-
vances the Denver boys got the Dali
down to the high schools Vineyard line
Then came the magnificent brace. De
Claybrook and Page both had a try,
and neither made a gain Page tried
again. and the ball went over to the
high school on downs
Howell kicked into the line, the ball
striking Captain Sny der full on. the
face. De Claybrook fell on 1t, and II
was the Denver's ball on the two-yard
line and first down. De Claybrook. Page
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-01
AWAIT CASUALTY LIST.
Report That General Methuen's Loss
Was Over 500 Men.

New York, Nov. 39.-A dispatch to the
World from London says: The casualty
list of the Modder, river fight is await
ed with the keenest anxiety. A rumor
is current that the English losses, in
Guiding both killed and wounded is
beyond 500. Distressing scenes were
witnessed about the war Office, where
relatives of the officers and men en-
gagged in the battle waited in agonizing
suspense for news.
1t is understood that the war office
received the first rough estimate of the
casualties at p. M, but refused to give
out any information.
The inflated language of General Me-
thuen's dispatch has excited unfavor-
able comment. The World correspond
ent says in military circles that Lord
Methuen is prone to such ebullience.
From his account alone, so far as it is
published, it is impossible to ascer-
tain upon what grounds Lord Methuen
claims this to be a victory.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-01

London, Nov 3O.--It is officially an
nounced that General Methuen was
among those wounded at the battle of
Modder river.
General Methuen, it developed later,
was slightly wounded by a bullet which
inflicted a flesh wound in the thigh.
Lieutenant Long of the Second York
shires is another officer killed.
The following officers were also
wounded: Captain William Huget, en-
gineer; Lieutenant Travers, Third gren-
adiers; Lieutenants ELVES and Hill,
Scots guards; Lieutenant Flint, Ian
cashires; Majors Earle and Ottley and
Lieutenant Fox, Second Yorkshires;
Lieutenants Baker-Carr and Nelson,
Argyll Highlanders.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-01
ANOTHER KNOCK FOR ROBERTS
Methodist Episcopal Congress Pro
tests Against His Being Seated.

st. Louis, No. Nov. S0.--The fourth
days session Of the Methodist Episco-
pal chufch congress began today with
a discussion of the church and the
higher criticism. The congress has
wired the following resolution to
Washington:
Resolved That the Methodist
Episcopal Church congress, in session
at St. Louis. NO.. respectfully and
earnestly appeals to every member of
the Fifty-sixth congress to use his
vote and influence to prevent, by con-
stitutional means, &he, seating of the
polygamous mem bef-eiect of congress,
Brigham H. Roberts of Utah. or Sc
cure the expulsion of said Roberts, if
seated
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-01
JouBERT IN RETREAT.
Travelling to Colenso In Omnibus
Drawn By Six Horses.

Estcourt. Monday. Nov. 27.-The
Twelfth Lancers are reported TO. have
attacked Pietretiefs force at Wiener
and to have inflicted great loss on the
Beers. General Hildyard's troops biv-
ouacked last night at Frere-
Two Beers have been captured, one
of them a doctor. They entered the
British camp under the belief that 1t
was Boer bivouac
General Joubert= is reported to have
retreated to Coienso. yesterday. by way
of Chieveley. He; travelled in an om-
nibus drawn by six horses. 1t is ru-
mored that he is flurrying back to OPP
pose Colonel Baden Powell.
Two Estcourtsa trains arrived at
Frere last evening. There is rejoicing
at the re-opening. of the line. Boer
prisoners report Hildyard's night at
tack with cold steel paralyzed the
burgherS. whose loss was thirty killed
and over 100 wounded.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-01
BRYAN KEEPS HANDS OFF.
Viii Take No Part In Democratic
Speakership Fight.

Austin. Tex. Nov. SOW. j. Bryan's
attention has been called to report
from Washington that ii was limited
there that he was inclined to favor the
nomination Of Sulzer for speaker by
the Democratic congressional contin-
gent. and he expressed himself as fol-
lows
Il have not said or written anything
Tor any candidate for speaker. ] have
not taken part in the contest and shall
not. The Democrats in congress are
entirely competent to settle the ques-
ton of the leadership for themselves.
and l have no doubt win caucus and
make a wise selection
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-01
HARDTO PLACE BLAME.
Contradictory Statements Regarding
Trouble at Rio Grande City, Tex.

Chicago. Nov. ga special to the
Record from Austin, Texas. says: Ad-
jutant General Thomas Scurry returned
today from Rio Grande City, Texas.
where he has been conducting an Of
fetal investigation Of the recent armed
conflict between negro soldiers and citi-
zens.
The sworn statements of some of
the witnesses were of such a contra
dictory nature, he says, that it is a
hard matter to arrive at any definite
conclusions as to where the blame for
starting the outbreak should be placed.
Governor Sayers may urge that some
of the participants be tried and pun
ished. a5 he received q report from
Adjutant General Scurry.
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STUDENTS PLAYED EACH OTHER
CONTINUED from page l.,


field for five yards. Howell went four
yards around the end. Groesbeck hit
center for two more, Smith tried for
the ether side with no gain, GARDINER
and Howell both went at il. and the
ball went to Denver on downs Page, De
Claybrook, Blatherwick and Abbot all
went at the high school line for small
gains, and the ball again went over.
Dave Tarpey made two yards, FRI d
Smith one yard and again for another.
and the bail was Denver's. Again they
went al. it. De Claybrook going three
yards, Page three more, Blatherwick
two. and the ball changed hands.
Smith Goes Through.
Fred Smith waltzed through center
for yard. Gardanier skirted the, end
for two yards, Howell and Groesbeck
made short gains of half a yard, and
Denver had the leather within her
clutches again. 1t was steady pro-
cession down the field. the local lads
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-01
Roberts Resolution In Iowa.

Cedar Rapids, Ia, Nov. S0.-At the
union Thanksgiving. service. which in
Guided more than thirty churches, a
committee from the Ministerial union
presented and the assemblage adopted
resolutions protesting against seating
Brigham II. Roberts as congressman
from Utah. The resolutions ask that if
this cannot be prevented his expulsion
be secured and that congress prepare
the way for a constitutional amend
ment which shall forbid polygamy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-01
Judge Burned In Effigy.

Fort Scott. Kan. Nov. so.-At a re-
markable Indignation demonstration at
Pittsburg. Kan. in the heart of the
Kansas coal fields the striking miners
today burned in efiigy Judge Williams
of the federal court of Arkansas. who
sentenced John p Reese. a member of
the national executive board of the
United Mine Workers of America, to
three months in Jail for contempt by
violation of strike order
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-01
Heavy Loss of Beers.

Orange River, Monday. Nov. 2S.-Boer
prisoners here report that the number
OF Beers killed at Belmont. is believed
to be 140 and at Gras Pan AGO. Among
the prisoners. are several with enormous
red crosses on their sleeves. IL is re-
ported that they fought with the ar
illery. ss-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-01
THE SALT LAKE HERALD: DECEMBER i.

British, wished to fight fair and square
Those who are acquainted with Cen
eral Methuen think his terse description
Of the battle of MUdder river forecasts
"a fearful butchers bill
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-01
METHUEN HIT
BY A BULLET
British General Wounded BY
the Beers.
SLIGHTLY INJURED IN
MODDER RIVER BATTLE
Joy at Kimberley Over Advance of
Joy at Kimberley Over Advance. of
Relief Forces.

Rumored That the English Lost Over
500 Men In the Recent Big Battle
Some of the Officers Who Fell
Beers Try to Trick Baden-Powell
at Mafeking and Enthusiastically
In the Present Engagement.
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10 Cure La Grippe In Two Day.

take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money If 1t
fails to cure, E. W. Groves signature
is on each box: Csc.
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Blatherwlck F. B. Adams
Score-East Denver high school, U;
Salt Lake high school, o.. e
Substitutes-Jack Tarpey for Dave
Tarpey-
Oniclals-Referee. Arthur Morrison;
umpire. ]. Fred Odell; linemen l.. Z.
Ritter. jr., and A. NJ. Collett; timekeep-
ers, D. A Callahan and Dewey Bailey
Time of game. first half, twenty-five
minutes; second half twenty minutes
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and Blatherwick each hit the line with
all their force, but it would not bulge,
and the ball went over to the high
school on downs, just six inches from
the goal line.
Taken Out of Danger.
They did not punt this time, but made
a wonderful stand, and took the ball
out OF danger. Fred Smith, Howell,
Gardanier and the two Tarpeys carried
the oval up the field again 10 the TWEEN
ty-hve-yard line, when Paul Tarpey
broke away for his great run of sixty
yards. The hall was brought back TO
the twenty -five-yard line. and they had
to start over again. They did not lose
hope. but seemed to have by far the
best of the play. They had their OPP
ponents completely tired out, and car
ried the ball back to Denyer's forty
fiye-vard line, when time was called
Both elevens heartily cheered each
ether after the game. and the best OF
good feeling prevailed. The rivals had
a Ene time in the assembly room last
evening, tripping the light fantastic 70
the strains of a dreamy waltz.
The two teams lined I'D as follows:
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Tanmarf oa Gnalamo.

Oct sr en- befeubt Sag, at be enseIife
6iifere bar Sfr9t for be oanite RrpOiere.
% Ofte bar be isst at faa ben enseIite
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uoenrissminiltertn al 9enipn Ill Dc
fOrsIi99enbe SmfGnoisbtosr life unier
Soeen Tor at uGre al en- iaaoan qrt, al
Der fan lie 9snusubeIis ON ben til Den
oanlfe Reserin9.
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Sloebrano.

gitbmosb ranben Branbsn
| ben fore Utlbmoie blusiebe Iorsbu9
ben 7. Sept. after op Os brsote fig msb
umuobeIis 6urtisbsb Os goIbiombsb
opsr fore Strafninssr naunIis | ben
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era lplltrup melbes, at Woiefosebs
bolisen Yetersbors os bet pna War.
ferne ltaasnbe Rorn er FART iruet at
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9sbet al 9srbus os Ssnbls b. 10. Sept.
bar SIoen brsot fig ousr Noisns sifIiSe
Del til Birtsle os Otter 9iers
itsIsp, | bet belle en- StrGtnins
at II Mil | 9ansben. Samtibis bar
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-27

iorstu9e / N%nIsbniu9 al be pto eOtcuten
iremtalhte 6otbolo?"
Den itiasoes af o'6rr. Solomon.
eOr9biGr9, Waritranb, Dang
up, YbiIip en- 90 ga M, uItiao
fra liberal os iuciaI.oemOfrotiit Sioe.
0rofsrsr par 3 5iIipfen. Ger foIot
mango Orb ON 9odouten, % Musiitra-
ten tIa,soe iaa soot for fig, of Srofss
reren til Iibit srtIGreos fig tilirebs: man
tunbe nu lite mere f%oritna, OF 6ommus
men b0ube taast Atbeioseiusrnss Barti
unber eodOuten, o9 bet al gorsmsltsr
9IIsaarb tioIissrs (ipr Sommerfe.
rien) siune gefts, ON at be tommunale
4rbeloer ituloe blius ubferts meo til.
berlis Rrait trObs 9odouten, par uirts.
Zig opfpIbt.
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S5aren~ rejier.
Zig opfplbt

6jur RitoIai II. u~irsjife ben 2ooe
Sspt. ira s~isbsnbavn til sieI. Dan
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9r.usiens @emuIinbe - os Oerpun gift
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aIlssueI blipe ct interssiant Webe. 3e
to Nonatter bar abitiuiee itsrrs os
minore eager, be tunne bistutsrs.
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90 Hmslano.

Oct er en- betsnbt Sag, at ben bunits
6nnotIsuerben bar en- temmsIis bsl
Silsrue / Hnslano - % Der bar ofte
uarst Gale ON en- oiretts 5orbinoeIie
meusm be tn eanoes 6onaroifarter -
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nausn~, ntIGres bet MI inch fulot
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fife G;ur (oer iom bstenbt iuii bar
bOloi 9siiisrie paa gernftOrD bar
bsiluttet at siue BET o%anfsrusfife sltaii.
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uue rusffte 9aune.
Der lfaI pare unoerifrtpen en- t~eiisrs
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I'll oens uofsrelis, fan ie not iaa rime:
liat uo.
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Glcftrtcitet paa Jreoerifs:
berg.

5reoeritsbers aommunes np elettris
citstsuart mariner zig iiertt fin sub.
enoeIie. Snitouationen al 9psanIGeet
itrioer 9Obt iremab. Os De ny sletiriitt
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bells for OF inbeue Nanoitnbet og bells
ior at preUe Moterieqet.
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4aboulsuaroen os @amIs aOuseuei.
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paa eiter at uare TAT | @an9, os Iaoer
fig itunbie pnn snnife foa aIen.
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sbeIaet. forIsoen uar ben | alt 6aIb belt
ubrussIis iOm 5sIse at Drenssnes mere
srunbise enb i~astpnoise B%ebuubIins.
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uonGpnelier 90 Nffeot.
gelier.

SOsnepraft for 9iusrOo Os 6srIsU
Rsnisbeoer Os 5rebsritsbOrg SIots'
tirte, y. 6. onsW dttsr. sr
beffittet til SOsneprat for MusIebp
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asiilient.
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berre {. !. u. 2 d {, ct affsbigst
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usprGiten / NatUeo, u. 8. @ m 3se,
er bsltittst til S%osnsprait for ROsIep
Os Rpbiers Renisbeoer / gibOrs StIft.
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setter.

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part Anbreas 9anen 90 9uitru
aaren 9osfine s en- feirsoe
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mantbrpaap. @stepurret bar BAIT II
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af Sennerne er ben betsnbte Ou,aine
6ane II, Der briper en- flor 6orretnin9
mso Roristtsr / 6sbenbaun. Desuoen
er Der l3 Bernsbsrn.
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Sleen brebfe fig en- MiI gsii pua. bUOr
bet M brGnoer uo for 8o9murfen. Ia
@tisbeisanrb er trust. boIbss Der grano.
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bIsu til 8eIs eoeIust. 9aa @rune at
8anomanssI lpttsoss bet ferit 81. 8 at
iaa Sloen %lutfst.
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) gogen iuees bl. a. en- 9erstning
on bet fOrlfe SumIsie, iOm ben nGunie
Berion opuaar meo en- anoen Wanos
ouitru. bulIten 9eretnins / 6orbinbeIis
meb be ben Ieoiagsnoe g,marfuin9er
fnoes at uare ltripenOs mob ben ber=
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Ielie paa bet ~tensIise Omraaoe.
Deb SioCn osraf foretommsr Der oer=
Dos iprebt sennem belle Bosen mere
eaer mlnore uoferte 6remitiuinger, i
buiIts tsnsIise 6orbOIo Omtules Os be.
banoIes pua unitsbeIis Maaoe, %
busrten bisfe 6rem ftiIlin9er
elIer ben oran berstte Stit
tonnes at tiene nosst
beretti9et 6OrmoaI*) Oct be.
mGrtes bsrpso, at Der lite nil tunne tas
ses noget 9enipn Ill tlItaltes unoer
Saeen frsmiatte Yaatanb ON, a y o.
gen er ment irontft, oa bette
er calendar Strib meo belle
oens 3nobolo, Der liter en-
turIt9 6OttaaeI me9et mere
inoes a I maatte opattes 0 M
en- 6orberli9elie al Rsnsbrifs
ubunbne 3iIfrebsftils
sennem Ipsaatise 6ors
binbelier.*)
Soet ben often9unte Bog
berefter finoes al maatte BIZ
tesnes ON ct utu9tist Strift,
piI tiltaIteu9re at an { etter
StraffsIouens 5 1874 ~etsr
: m tenbi9 b%eoerue meo en-
Statstns Ell IL aIoeuoeS soe
af 200 6r., ubiibiart mso
impeIt 69nsieI / 20 Oa8s,
ban nil bare at BIZ
Sugens Omtotniuser
-
Nan DiI al 8OmsubtoleIierns %foritua,
at Rsttsn tunoe lite i%tenne, at go9en
tiente berettigebe 6OrmaaI, os at Dot
torens 5Orieg poa at Hippo uosn ON
enoo9 i~tempIeoes iom uarenoe / Strib
msO belle BOsens 9nobOIo. Uaeo andre
Orb: gbu. granoss bar nu 9iuet Jig
leIp Attslt for, al ban tan lite enaoug
uotrptts fine ssne lunter. giI ban
pare i~roniit, taller ban utustist. unas.
tsIis IN iiuIoen tuaIificerst Carer for
ben Iittsrert. T. nteresitreoe ln9oom
Janmnrt.
6OrbaubsntIis timber 0ottoren ub. al
bet bliusr BAN for beot / Bunmort. =
3nnmart uil uisieIis lite pare bebreUei
ouer at Dibs BAN bel for bans Anitus
sIier Iunst beors pusisnbe 6rantris -
saer ifuIoe ban mon 9an / fig isIu og
bIius arIis poa fine SamIe Duse. Oct
tIeoer 10 | buert 6aIo en5psr Nsennsife.
ALDER.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-27
TO oanjfsamertfanife Nos
perc ocmte.

5fsIss Telegram of 2obs Sspt. ira
aisbsnbapn til gSfOnbinapsn" IL be
to Mauo, @briftiane en- os Nisls
EN-, ion | 5sbruar pIpnorebe ben tpif-
ameritauife 6armer Waper | NGrbes
ben Of Ri0sara Os oerefier fipstsos til
Danmarf - for itrafs at bIiue a~rreits.
rebe | a%iebsnbaun, bIeune ibsmts buer
10 Aars Strahearteios. De tiItoo
for lite at blipe ubIspereoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-27
Gobenbapns Yor8errepr9'
5entation % 2odouten.

gsb asbsnbuuus Borssrrspraientas
tions fsrite Webe eftsr Sommerfsrien
b. IL. Sept. bleu Der eiuet Masifruten
geilisbsO til at uotole fig ON aOmmu.
mems upartifbeb unbsr godouten os BE-
NibIer; man tunbe enlfe anuenot for at
tommnnale arbsibere lite ffuue Iioe
unoer qofouter eaer Streitsr. Sore
~ipsrsilen lob:
.6por uiot os | builten uofrGfnins
bar Masiitraten iuarflat be psotO9ne
tommuuale 4~rbeioer?
3 buiIfen u~oltretnins far ben M aff
lutteOs 2OdOut bsrsrt aommunens Sns
og buao u9ter Masiftraten at
y llobQpet al os.