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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-12

9Dnote lan9iomt % nglngtiet at fort9lle
ham belle Rorsf1itel lesbiitorien. ,0an
uomaleoe, hoorlebes Barrabas Hap fri
-9roceshonen iii @olgntba, Soloater.
mes Spot. og begge &Suerne; bporleoes
6riitus bleu torsf9itet melem TO 3pOe,
booraf ben enc forbanoeoe BAN, o9 ben
anoen ansreoe. ft 9ilstuelie o9 apite
ON eoigt Samiuno meo 6erren. pan
itanoieoe o9 ipurste lanaiomt:
Deb Dc, buem bet uar?"
Rel iunreoe ben dnoen meb ell
Stemme, iOm Nps9errisbebeu bapoe
milenet libt.
yRuoel, " ia9oe ban bep9set. bet bar
mig. Seq bauoe / aareuiS lepet ct
lppeliu og brubt Cubs Os Menneife T
aOue; enoelis bleu jes srebet p9 fat
fat / Gbarlestown; Der iao ie9 Waaneo
eiter Maoneo; men / @e1ens Stilbeo
iaa jeg ct toareuaoet Gnlist Os TO ZINE,
iOm iorinl9te mig. Oslau oa ies Hap uo.
I'll ibit MATTE ie9 ouergipe mig o9
iOm Reueren beoe: r9erre TOM mig
ibu naar ou tonmer / bit Ri9e."
Strats Tom qgiiet ON paraoiiet / NIT
Sierte. Seq par Misoeoeren."
Ger par ct giebllts Stilbeo, iaa
Iaeoe ben anben meo lap Stemme:
50, os jeg par ben anoen." Get
meo gift ban.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-12

Uteo Taaren plppeoe Ell Tile 9rgnt
Straa OPP uee pua A9dtbes @rdu - Os
Iom bet uotseoe til, bleu 8labene breoe
ION 6ueoeb(ooe Spprftn par bet fom'
met, bet 0ueOeitraa? in9en uioite
bet = os insen rpttebe bet op, eno;
font bet itOo meaem btaa o9 rgbe os
guile 9lomiter.
Men Aarsoa9en for bint ferite Msoe
meo Nsntbe gift 9ans araitin9 op til
benoes @rnu, os ie! Qtset bar fulo'
moone a9rner. "a to9 ban bet meo
bjem til @aaroen % lasoe Straaet ino
/ i'm 8ibel ueo SObannes Goan9elium5
tolote anpitel.
09 oerira bar bet after Jrust, oa
5anS araitins iom @obsejer 6esiels
@ruins bleu pna eensans 9e9e Os Grait
for belle Smesnen.
Men fRrre os farre bleu be, iom rp.
iteoe paa SOueoet, naar be tom iorbl
6%ueeemarfen meo B~D9ebsjen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-12

Set bjalp bog tntet. llnoerlie nof
bleu bans life Dntter anerebet al EN-
albeles ny Sn9oom. 0enoes 2e9ene
blep oattet af 8lobbplber, o9 Blob ilDb
Of benSes @eie, 9ren os Muno. Or.
SOsu siorhe, boao ban tunoe, men
intet bjalp, Barnet hgbe. Nu bleo
Wutiioies Sitting me8et oauitelis. Sn.
gen 0enner, ingen Sfe9tninse lob fig
ie. 8nrnets Mober lob fin Bel meo be
TO minoite 8grn.
Or. Sosa o9 bans friiteIiee Mieos
bj9lpere sroo en- @rao, tgmreoe en- 8iite
os isrseoe for Be9rauelien; ben opbt
beorsueoe 6aoer maeteoe bet life, ban
bar besuoen ielo bleuen ing.
Nu iDnte8 bet n9iten for meset. Men
Matiiaie bolot taft ueo 1roeu. &olis
erfl9eeoe ban for 9eonin9erne, oa be
trGn9te ino paa BAN: Oct ct for99ues
at s 9er eoer iaa me9eu Msje. Seq
bar iunoet Cub, o. intet ltal beo99e
mig til at iorlaoe BAN, 9pem bar oes.
uben 'ornnleoi9et, at M%isiior9rer biz.
ter iblnnbt Os2 @r bet life Dor Seo-
bling areli; og / builfen 6eniigt? Sfulbe
life Wisfonaren preoife @uan9eliet for
Os @ulefufere? 6ele min 5orbrpoelie
beitaar oeri. al ie9 bar bsrt paa, boab
Ulisiou9ren bar iogt o9 anta9et bans
29re. 0oor unoerliat. at areli MI
bebreioer mig bet oa uil bragg mig bort.
gibite oa life areli, naar ban inhbgb
WisionRrerne, at 6olfet oa oiloe oms
penoe fig? Oct er lite min Stplo, at
oct er tommet til bette, men meset mere
5eooinsens".
iii oenne Gale funoe 8reli intet
ioare. os fra ben Stuno FOB ban Matis
iale 5reo. Men ielu omuenote ban
fig life. 8reli bpbe iom en- Seonin9,
ben iiolie fore 6pooins / Spoufrita.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-12
NDtti8 Wa9tbmmo.

Gn / ben pltli9e Del at Staoen boz
enoe Wtane = iom for Relten lelu in9en
COB 8rliten bar = ianot 8ebas I be:
iianois at ripe NED pna andres &ell9i;
glitet % Seaiabeo % baooe Ell Ierll9
@laoe al at efteripore be buslise 5or.
bolb, unoer boilte Meblemmerne af BET
Samfunb, booriil ban 6srte, leueoe, o9
at ub5rebe bet oiot o9 brebt / Pabolaset.
Omfber beiluttebe ban at bragg til
ben iierntliasenoe ueittise Del al Bpen.
Deb hanoelitsoiS at mooe Meuisbebens
Yrefi, iusbe ban til benne, efter at oe
i%abpanlise Seflisbeosbeuiier par no-
uefslet:
DE bar oel bsrt, or. 9aaor, at reg
er / Serb meb at aptte til ben ueltli9e
Del at Staoen, os ies antaser, at De
er fornsjet berooer?"
%u5ornsjet?" 6uorfor bet?" sentos
Preiten; gjeg anier Dem for at uare
ct af be npttisite Meolemmcr / Cam.
funbet, os ies Deb ianoelis nGppe, buor.
ieoes jes ital funne faa Gem eritattet,
be refer laa lanst bort fra os."
Manoen, iom bleu fOrbauiet ouer
benne Bemarfnins os life riati9 biz lte,
ON ban Itulbe Optase ben / Spss eler /
9lloOr, peobteu noset i%orlesent:
yIror or. paitoren ulrfelis, at Dc
pil fomme til at iaune mis2"
so. tilpisie!" iusbe Breiten; Dtbi
Der sipes life ct 6aar / min Sjoro, iom
noseniinbe bar iat i'm Sob en- EOmme
ubenfor Goloen. uoen at De 10 bar sset
40 bet os ubbieffet 8esioenbeoen / belle
= ies amer Dem iaaleoes
for at baue ueret Ell al be npttislte @ast.
bunbe, jes noseniinbe bar fenOt."
Manoen git taus os i~luteret bort
eiter oenne bejit tuioliomme 8ompli:
ment.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-12
Ill.

3et bar ben belise Suleaftensoas.
Siissu fatot buio % biSo, oa 4i9uoS'
rsu orejeoe uo fra @aaroen. 2ise bass
eiier Tom aalei6euoenen meo be tire
Wanb: Jnberen, Yrofesioren os ben'
bes ioroiIfe Brubsom. Snsen bapoe
Iagt bet, men ale foritOoe, at bet
MATTE ban pere. Saa Tom Gamilien
% ale 2anomanbsne fra Omesnen.
Ia 1o9et lausiomt ferie forbi 0pe'
bemarfen, rpitebe 2nnom9nbene paa
Qouetet; men be tire Mano aalei9es
posnen iaa ooer mob 8e9en, Der meo
fine nssns @rene fob os tos imob be
falbenoe Snug. O9 be tRnfte ale ben
iamme Ianfe: CUB tie 1at for Spes
oeiorpets Geol
"a oa be uenbte biem fra @rauen,
bpOr Sneen ialbt, gift be iammen OPP
ab Stien genuem ben u~inter9olbe Spebes
mari. Os peo Besetr9et falot Sneen
jaunt ale 8esne. Der bar life Sfpsse
% life Gus, men iaa bpibt, iaa buiot. =
% meb ben bpibe 2ausbeb fcm Sus
lens Jreb os en- ltiae @leoe ino Oper
benz.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-12

N9ntbe lioo uoe Deb B~s9ebsjen, buor
ben guile 6uebe bslaeoe / tunse 8pn'
ninger. Sna ftare baooe Jaruerne ole
brig isr ltraalet. Oct bar 10, li9eiom
6ueoen bur al bet pure Sub, o9 fra
9ltsene slimteoe bet / 9iamnnt.
%itraaler.
!6sje lpie Mnno gift % meisbe 9pes
ben. 8eres runbe Se9le slimteoe Tom
9pu, mems 6oeoen falbt / tore anlp.
per.
Wen buorleoes funoe bet p9re ian
iOapit, iioen bun bog life iunoe ie no9en
Col? - O9 bog q 6immelen opbere
tlua enb nosenfinhe for.
Deb benoes Sioe FOB ct bpjt 9lfS.
pun butteoe zig neo for at plutte bet.
- Ia fob en- al Wanoene ueo benbes
Sibe; ban Far Straaet Of peo ROoen,
og Seslen slimteoe, mems en- beais 5u-
bel leo omfrin9.
gSe 9t9atbe" - ia9oe ban, o9 bans
Orb lso iOm Mulif - bet sr Cubs
9erlisbebs oueoe."
gun sreb Strnnet. % en- unbrsn
fom ooer benoe: sc. bet bar bet purelte
Cub = o9 anrnerne, iom iulot uo /
benoes Qnano gel be bare tolu 9ole
Stene. Zen isrite BAL Snspis, ben
nnoen Snfir Der treble Gbalceoon, ben
ilerbe Smora9o, ben iemte Saroonpr
ben iiette Sarber, ben ipuenoe Gbrps
iolitb, ben ottenbe gerpl, ben nlenoe
Gopns. ben tienbe Gbrpiopras, ben ef.
Ieots Spacintb, ben tolute ametbpit.
Ia fornnm bun en- flor @l9oe.
ySeaie, belis, beais" uoo,so
bun, os BUN unoreoes oper i'm Stemme.
at ben flan9 iom gang.
Dg Manoen insoe III benoe: sc.
Oct er pueoefornene. JON, naar be ialoe
/ Soroen oe os. bRre mesen Jru8t.
Ds @ulbet er til bet npe Serulalems
Stao, os Siabmurens Job bliuer prp.
bet meo be able Stene."
Os BUN berte liaeiom en- bsi Reii al
en- flor Glare. Der ipareoe: y9aleluja!
5relien os 6~erliebeoen os Wasten tils
bsre Dor Cub. aaber os slpoe os
irpbe os o. siue BAN Nsren, tbi aams
NETS Brpaup iommer, os bans Brno
spr fig reoe."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-12

Nsutbe ilos unoreaoe Ejnene op: at
SpOr er ies2"
@eo benoes Sens ltoo Gaoeren os
8~rOiesioren % pans.
pun iaa, ban srao - ie! Osiaa be
10 andre.
Dun iaa fra ben enc iii ben anoen
- 9aarerne brsb frem / benoes ZINE,
Os nappe hsrlist flpntebe bun: ut!
Seq par 10 / Yaraoiiets 3aue."
Sans bsiebe fig ia9te ouer benoe:
.Sss tunbe ie bet paa big, fife asa'
the"
gu tror, pans -"
Saa bsoe bun / ct Emil.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-12

g Cubs Nnun!" Oct bar Sons
araftins, Der Tom ino. Gsatbe iaa
slno Op. Sna fagoe ban aloroform.
maIteu for henbes Runb.
Set iaa uo, iOm ON bun uasrebe fig.
Saa iunf bun ben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-12
Sen iiolte itore &aHcr1Du'
Nfrifa.

WYNN
Den beromte aaiierbspoing. ben itolie
9eonin9 areli, ct nplis Dob. 8 mango
Nar bnobe en- al bans e9en Stamme,
9ijo So9a, iorfpnot @uan9eliet Der.
men uoen at 6puolnsen omuenote Jig.
Der par en- unoerli9 Blanoin9 hos
oenne areli - mango Stpfter oar ban
en- abel 0eonins, men iaa after iaa
ouertroiit J9 ioritotfet. "a ban /
Aaret 1870 MATTE fslse 9iio So9o III
@rauen, oenne bsit oanneoe o9 inoerli9
iromne Misiion9r, tit Jolfs 8elssrer
os gibeloueriattsr, ba ubbrso areli /
lpoelise Rla9er.
ppuiltet ulpttesbarn er ie9 bog lite,
nappe bar je9 ianet en- Wisliouar, Der
bar ounoet boibeS iom iorteS 9laio 90
5ortrolisbeo. iaa blioer ban taset fra
mig. 6oori bar ies bog ipnoet mob
Cub, at ban s1r bette mob mig"
Sna n9pnte ban Naunet pao ii Wiiss
liouerer, iom aQereoe bauce nirtet |
bans aano, men inSen par oso bos BAN.
liio So9a bar ben ierite, bois @rao be
bauoe oeres DlIote. San piloe Der.
eiter is9e at beiorore W~tislionsarbei.
bet.
Roar en- Wnno taler 'aaleoes, mac
man 10 tro. at Der life mansler meset
paa, al ban bliuer en- arilten. Men
bet oar life 9ilialbet meb areli, ban
aniaa Jig lelu iom en- &onse Of Cubs
Waooe, Der lite betSpeoe at omoenoe fig
for at bebase ben bsjeite. San nareoe
ban tiaise ct itarit Sao mob aae boioe;
Der transte Jig ilere os Here af oisie
IND / bans 9anb os trueoe meo at ino.
tase bet.
8 Naret 1877 %bespnoie ban en- aris
mob 9ngl9noerne, men ban bleu Hagen
os recoeoe meo Bob os Neppe fit Sir
ueo en- lang os iarl;s 6lust. pans
llnoeriaaiter @alefaerne bleu ipreot til
ale aanter os meo ben samle Ssuoin9es
berliebeo bar bet nj Tut.
areli MATTE bare slao, ba @n9l9ns
berne eiter nosle aars 6orlsb pare iaa
noble at annlle bam ct Stpffe Qanb,
buor ban tunoe iua 2op at DO os baue
nOsle ai fine tiolisere unoeriaatter ON
fig. 6an trOebe iaa ~iiftert, buab bans
9rolomano iaaoe. at Cub Oiloe itrahe
be buioe, forbi be bapoe aiiat ban.
p3nsen bpio bar lat mig III 6eriter, Os
inasn buio bar Ret til at aiiatte mig"
ON nosle aar uilbe be buIoe bliue
iorbreust os ban ielp bliue 9subins.
9ette paab sjorbe BAN itolt oe ubsjes
Zig, Iaa ban aioria loin iom en- fattis
Spnber for at faa Naabe Dos Cub,
itsnt euanseliet bleu fortpnot for
BAN.
3 bans iiolte 2epeaar par bet en- Ssn
al Zip Soga, Der uirfeoe iom 8r1lt
os 4agemisiionar / bet StroS, buor
6guoinaen boeoe. Wen 8reli omnenote
fig life os aibolot Osiaa andre ira at
gsre bet.
Da for nosle Gar iioen en- ai bans
tiollsere aluoost blep en- ariiten, sjoroe
areli oft. boao Der fob / bans Mast,
for at bragg BAN tllba9e til Seoenifabet.
Matijaie bleu bog TAFT. Da be9pnbie
Rolf fra bans esen Stamme at ioriplse
BAN. ia ban bapbe inobpltet tit Storm,
blep bet %altiammen ppbr9not | EN- enc.
tie Nat. De Spin, ban ejeoe, bleO
orabt, bans Ssns bles ~Itjaalet, bans
apas oreuet uo paa ben nps tiliaaeoe
9lser. Seoninserne lob intet uforlgst.
Vile Sla9S 9%rplemibler blep la9t
ioruu bans DIR, at ban Tube treoe
paa bet % ialoe bso ON.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-12
wrs. sNiusIptp's eootbima eprmp

Mor bor paref brlat of Wtinioner Dlebrs for oeres
Smaaborn / 1ancpertooen meb fnIetommeu
Sntess. Oct ~btroliesr Barnet, blebsier enmmerns,
Iorminbltr ssi0ubtIien, bnlmsr smerien, bslbresir
NinbfoItt. han en- meast b~ebagelie 2uag 90 er bet
bebi,t Uubbel mob 1iarboe. Selaes 81 1ru9siiisr
optroIt / @erbsn. Qrtfsn CT 25 Gents 6Iatfen.
ouIt at forlanss Wars. Wtnsloips Sootbtne
lnrup oa tao ingen nnben Slags, bd Who're pl
bnbt ben al p9rs ben bsbfte ptsbietn ! 2anbpsriooen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-12
Wgatbe.

6ort9lina at 9nrllb Semen.
fzlnifef.)
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-25
sundays Railway Wreck.

Los Angeles, Cal. Dec. 25.-The wo-
man who was killed in the railroad ac-
cldent caused by broken wheel near
Pomona last night, has not yet been
identified, but her name Is supposed 70
have been Shanklin. Lyman White, Of
Cotton, sustained fracture Of the skull
and will probably die, The seriously In
jured are:
David Johnson, engineer.
VIM. Scott OF San Bernardino.
August LaFardie, Of North Cuca-
monga.
Milton Monroe, OF M0nroevia.
l.. T.. Eifter. brakeman.
l.. II. NJ. McClung, Of Grafton.
Frank Donnatin.
Eleven others sustained lesser In
jures.
The locomotive is practically hope
less wreck. the baggage car Is a total
wreck, and the first passenger car Is
almost IN ruins. II is estimated that
the total destruction Of property Is up
wards OF $4,000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-25
SHOT FROM A TRgk-ToP.
Eye-Wltness Tells How Mai, Logan Met
His Death,

Kansas City, Dec. 2i-ApropOs Of the
reports put in circulation at the time OF
the death OF Maj. John a. Logan, killed
in action IN the Philippines, the follow
ing letter received today by L. S. Leib-
erman from his son. Or. =, Albert Lei0-
erman, major and surgeon Of the Thir-
ty-third United States infantry, (Maj.
Logan's resimenD, effectualiy disproyes
the statement that Maj. Logan was
shot BY his own men;
san Fabian, Luzon, Nov. u, 1885,
As | wrote you day before yesterday
that We were TO attack a town. | Will
now tell you that we did II and al
though we whipped them It cost US sew
eral killed including Mai. Logan. We
left here at a m. and marched about
two or three miles when we ran into
the enemy who were in houses, rive
fields and tops Of trees along the road
and in intrenchments without end.
Corp. Robinson, In the advance. was
wounded by the FIRST yolley. Maj, Lo-
gan, In passing him, stopped over and
asked him II he had iirst aid pack
age, and was shot through the head,
just above the temples. was only a
short distance behind and | called TO
my acting hospital steward, MERCER.
and he went forward 10 him.
II took Mai, Logan's head and Mer-
cer his feet so as to move him, when
poor MERCER was shot through the
heart from a tree under which Mai.
Logan was. looked up and saw the
fellow about fifteen feet above me,
and drawing my revolver, shot him
and he fell from the tree.
Then, right at that spot, several
others were killed or wounded, and
when | established my dressing station
at that place the sharpshooters In the
treetops made things very lively for US
until a detail Of men cleaned out the
treetOys
zone hundred and fifty natives were
killed fifty prisoners and about 200
guns captured. The road was some-
thing terrible as It had been raining,
the rice fields were like lakes and the
streams. which were every few yards,
were greatly swollen and the bridges
destroyed so that We had TO ford or
swim all Of them. The natives all had
Mausers and they knew how to handle
them. The battle lasted about three
and one-half hours. Gen. Wheaton to-
day sent US a letter Of congratulation
on our victory, the biggest one since the
war started"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-25
WEEKLY DEATH ROLL.
Gen. Otis Tells OF Fatalities Among sol-
diers In the Philippines.

Washington, Dec. 2l-The following
is Gen. Otls's weekly death report:
Nephrolithlasls-N November 9TH, Sixth
infantry. John Smith. company c.
Gunshot Wound-November 18th,
Thlrty-thrd infantry, Arthur d. RAD
zlnski, sergeant-maJor; Thirteenth in
fmtry, Charles L, White. company K
December nth, Thirty-fourth Infantry
Oscar L. Dolan. company G. Deem
Der FIST, Eleventh cavalry, Joseph Kes-
singer, troop d. December 10Th, Thirty
third infantry Raynerd a. Anderson
company A, accidental,
Typhoid Fever-D December 10th
Third artillery, Raymond Carpenter
batter l.. December It'll. Fourth cav
airy. harry Reno, sergeant troop X
December 18th. Twenty lnfan-
try. Claude b. Christmas, corporal CON-
pany X; Twenty-irst infantry, Henry
c. Merriam. company @. December
18th, Sixth infantry, John |. Free, COM
pany X. December 22nd United States
transport Hooker, James Conway. cable
man. December 2Srd, Fourteenth In
fantry, william schneebel.
Peritonitis- December 20th Twenty
ninth infantry, Paul Gains. company
l..
Malaria-December 18th, Twelfth in
fantry, George Burg, company /. De-
cember Sth, Twenty infantry,
Kenneth ROdenberger. company A. De-
cember 10Th. Twenty-frst infantry,
Isaac Watson, company +. December
2lst, Thirteenth Infantry. Paul II.
Kleyok, company II. December 18th
Twenty-fourth Infantry. James Book
err. company u. December 18th, Twen-
ty-fourth infantry. Henry Cunning
ham, company r.
sentery-December 18TH Twenty
first infantry, Edward Swanson, CON-
pany II. December 9Th Twenty-second
Infantry ID, Buck, company A. De.
cember 4th. Fourth Infantry, Fred Nor
ford, company X. December end, hos.
pltal corps, Albert Dushllg; Fourteenth
Infantry. Oscar Proske. company G.
December 18th. near Nieb.
blean. LuzOn. accidentally. Thirty-thrd
infantry, william AXiel, company X.
Intestinal trouble--December 18th
Twenty-second Infantry. George II
Mclean. company +.
General Debility - December 18th
Twenty-fourth Infantry, George Mot
ley, company VI.
arrhoea-December 22nd, Twenty
first infantry, William Boucher, COM
pany ].
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-25
Dubois As A PROPHET
Ex-senator Says Prolongation OF Boer War
VIII Bring Free Silver

Chicago, Dec. 2i.-"If the war in the
Transyaal continues for two or three
months longer the cause Of silver will
have been won" said former United
States Senator Dubois OF Idaho, one Of
the Silver Republican leaders, who was
In Chicago today.
THE short time II has been in pro-
eress,' continued Mr.. Dubois, has fur
nished proof OF the contentious Of the
friends OF silver that there is not
enough gold in the world TO form the
basis Of the worlds money, and II the
war continues the length Of time |
have indicated, the truth OF this will
have become too apparent for success
full contrayentlon.
Il believe the Transvaal war will be
a mighty influence in the campaign Of
next year In this country and thar the
object lesson will convince the people
OF this country that It is not safe to
place upon gold the entire burden Of
the monetary volume OF the world"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-25

might have remained on her an lndeh-
mite time before there was any real
danger Of losing their lives, Ships
hands Of deep water" boats, he thinks,
take TO the boats too often, practice
not followed by men devoted to coast
navigation, who realize the opportunl-
ties for rescue by the brooches buoy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-25

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ui'DYAN has cured h0umrds. Il will cure YOU
HUDYAN Is Tor sale by druggists 50c package
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n your druggist does not keep HuDYAN send
direct 70 the HuDYAN REMEDY CO., cor stock
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Consult the HuDYAN Doctors About
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-25
WORK or MURDER.
Father Kills His Children and Himself
Drug store Tragedy.

Chillicothe. Mo-. Dec. 24-The charred
remains OF William j. Thomas, farm
er. and his three children. were found
in the ashes OF their home, eleven
miles southwest OF Chilicothe, early
this morning. II is supposed that
Thomas murdered his children and
then set fire TO the house and took his
own life.
About a year ago Thomas's wife COM
mitted suicide by taking poison
Thomas has told frequently his neigh
bors that his wife on her death bed
exacted promise from him that he
would make way with the children ana
himself and follow her,
The dead are: William Thomas, the
father, aged &c. Edna 10 years Old
David and John, aged IA and Is re-
spectiyely,
Tn affair was not discovered until
early this morning when q neighbor
living about mile distant saw that
the house had been burned. He hur-
rIed over and II was a sickening sight
that met his gaze. The house had been
totally destroyed by fire and the
charred and blackened bodies OF
Thomas and his children were lying In
the ashes. He aroused the neighhors
and in a short while there were hun
dreds OF people at the scene OF the
tragedy. The coroner was notified and
an inquest is being held
Thomas had been the victim OF
long series OF financial reyerses. II
was as result OF the reverses that his
wife took her own life,
A story Is told that at the time his
wife killed herself II was the under
standing between her and Thomas that
he was 10 XIII himself and the children
then. but his nerve failed him and he
failed TO carry out his part OF the agree
ment.
On Sunday Kansas City live stock
firm took under a mortgage foreclosure
his last hoof Of stock. Thomas went
10 some OF his neighbors 70 get help 10
save his horses, but was refused. Then
ne went to town, borrowed pistol and
a target rifle. Returning, he stopped
AZ the schoolhouse where his little girl
was attending a Christmas entertain
ment and took her home Not till this.
morning was anything more seen OF
any OF the family.
The bodies were burned beyond re-
cognition, and the manner In which
they met death Will probably never be
known.
The iron OF pitehfork In the ruins
leads TO the belief that Thomas spread
hay over the house after numbering the
children. and shooting himself, then set
the place atire.
Frankfort, KY. Dec, 2i.-Willie Kehr,
n young drug clerk, shot and killed
sam Sanders, Jr., a well known man,
| in Holiness drug store tonight. San
| ders is highly connected, his father be-
ing retired steamboat owner. kehr
is n German who ha4 lived here ten
years. Sanders attempted 10 shoot
Kehr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-25

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