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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-11
MisiiouGrmurhene | Sbanii.

On Wisfonqrmorbsne / Brouinfen
Sbnnli, iom er iuGrfiatte paa @uuer.
nsrsn Yusb iens 5orannaItnin9, o9
for buis 6~uIobproeIie, Der for npli9 bleU
msooeIt / ct Telegram. al @upetneren
bapbe uobsbt zig en- gelsnnIns at ben
t%tnsiite RsSsrins, meobeler en- Rorre.
ipOnbsnt til yStunburO" isIsenbs:
On tineff arilten, iOm ben life
September ANTON til lienin, o9 buis
9roDarbisbeb bliUer betraitet al De Der.
uarsnbs Wisfonarer, bar / ct reisli9
5Orbsr uf9iuet uetsnltaasnoe 6ortIa.
ring.
vDm 30. Suni bIsu 9rt. Bbit.
d urd Os SeweIl / 9iiumibien an:
9rebne al 8otserne. De anmobebe be
lOtuIe Wpnbi9beoer ON geitptteIie, men
III Ill Guar, at Soloaterne baube tun
I'll Op9aue at beifptte Rinelere. Bots.
erue tr0ngte oerpaa ino / 9nfet, rep
aIGoerne Of Dumsrns o9 iIog Dem lang
iomt t9iel meo Simpler. Senere lob 9m.
bsosmGnosne giseue besruue | 8aabs.
taptlet.
Canine Dag bleO Mr. StOts 9u8
/ l%uipsniu nn9rsbet. 9uiet, iom tlls
bsrte Wlisionen, bIep ituttet / Branb.
men Bsboerne bnube no9ls faa Baaben,
bpormsb be bolbt fig SOloaterne fra
gIusi nossu Sie. 9srpaa nno lap De
til Wr. Jurtbi nss SoIis, men en-
Dame iOm bleu ifIlt fra be andre, bIeu
srsbet al SoIoatsrne. iom fog bsnoe %
oerpaa tultepe benoe IND / BET ~brRnoenoe
GUS.
Gen 81. SuIi bleu Misfonarsrns /
Iaitu ansrebne al flere 9unbreoe
Botsae. Nosle al WltS ionarerue
brugte bsres Stpbeuaaben, men %tiIfoIt
bleu be nae OusrpGloebe o9 brebte.
Wisfonarsrnss 9Oueosr bIeu bussebe
al o. lommen msb MGnbenes 6ierter,
lom gofserne far ub, Operbrustes On.
pernsreu.
S9fOnpans bleu ben 80. Suni
fem engsllfe WislienGrer meo TO Born
fanesleoe af be lotoIe @mbsosm9no.
De bleu Iost | SernIGnter meb 9erns
frazer ON 9uIien % tIeu | oenne 9iIs
ftonb puu 8urrer ienbt til Gaiuenfn. De
lt insen 5eoe unber geis. s laiuenin
bleu be forslebie fat / bGn9leI; Ui9no
os 8uinoer itiIte fra %binanben. Den 9.
sSuIi blsu be ferte inc | @uuernsrens
gamen. Ser bar Osiaa be Ouennaonts
Mr. Surtbinss gus iamIsbe WisfOs
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-11

Saa tunst os laueiomt 5iosn iae9 jig ben.
Oct par loa tron9t, % ei I'll no9en Ben
leg tiloe tale, lom mig ret forltoo,
oct par iOm Gro % ooab mig rent iotlob.
ga to9 jes giuets Yo9 for ter at ie
ct 8rgriens Orb ior al min Si9rtepe.
SEQ Iutteo' op, % Ziet fuIot paa Get:
y On uelet er, ou funosn er ior lell"
Da rnleb bitre 3aarer neb ao 8ino,
bet Orb opiplble luit NIT eget Sino;
par bet ben 9reit, bet oaob, ies ianbt boz
ben,
iom bar pon Serb min iibiie, bs6iie Benz
ga lob Ell SIemme: .5or bit oiertes 8reit
ltul ou Goueu lite iege 5reit:
tp unoer Noaoen I'll oct glade gno,
iom %lenotes bues II Spnoer ueb ira sub
Ga uuosueO 6uubet os min Rrp9t ipanOi
ben,
trimoOis oobueo 8osen jeg isen,
oa lGle Oroet leg: Sat bort / 5reb.
bin 6to bar frelp big !" os leg tn@leo neo.
Seq priite CUB buoo fer ie9 aueb Inn,
bet iaa os rplte ies Oenne Snno;
ioriuunbtn par ben mslte lluelrslip,
Del par iom en- min auuo bleo iebt poa IN.
9ilba aa9aorb.
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9eDbeo er life mere nbelbrebelie;

9eDbeO er life mere nbelbrebeIi9;
bet beoiier be ntnllioe 9ilf9fbe, iUm er
bfepne betbrfoeoe I Mert's gretlinif,
l35 W. 123. Ctr, 0cw 0ort. We~
tbooen, iom unuenoes, er Iaa pruttiif at
eoboer fan bebanole fig feIu / 9jemmet;
berfor bal ben fuuoet Snb9uns ooev
befe 9erben. "a etboer: 3ilf9Ibe uns
oerig9es frit. burbe ben, Tom liner af
8oobeo, susnine for Qrene etc. life
opiette at Ien6e en- 8eifriueIIe berOf til
DoennRonte Snititnt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-11
st $40 Nr. 4
eleftrtf SGlte
tiai9emeO q StDffer Spluuarer /
eli elegant Gilfcp'Did 9Giie
for fun $4.95.

5or Ell fort 8ib uil nj ienbe Gem 1t ut
pore DC ,oeusberemte Scr. 4 ~elettriite Bqlter
meb bpbb.lte Batterier tiui9emeo 6 ele9ante
badnbgrauere6e, efstra tptt lelppIetterese
Borbfnipe, 6 @afler. 8 Spiielfeer, 9 5eifeC,
ell Smerfnip, ell Sutterlfe o9 eli Rsb9o1ai
0isie gorer tan life tebes i noeeu itoC
5orretiliu9 Tor minbre eno S12. @n uuraas
beli9 flor 8ontraft l9tter os / Stanb til at
bpoe bette itorarteoe @oot eb. Bore SIR 4
e~lettrife 8elter er iaolebes tonitrueret, atAe
fan ipRnbeS til at paste baabe fore og imeu
Perioner, o9 fan bru9es al laopel 6errer ON
Gamer o9 %9aranteres at belbreOe aae Blob
ip9bomme.
De beb5uer insen 9en9e at ienbe, ri bill
ienbe Gem baabe R9ltet o9 Sslnuorerne til
8eres nGrmelie @fspresfontor til llnber=
Ie9elie. 9erIom 0e timber bet at uere bet
fterte @obtfeb, De no9en Sinoe bar let,
betal oa gfspres: Qsenten 1895, os geltet
o9 Selpporerne er 9eres. 8 mobiat SaIa
lab 9I9enteu ienoe oct tilbase paa Dor 8e=
t%oitnino. 6pab mere tan 3>e f%orlou9e?
LII 2e leh2el 2t'5o llto 0tltS 2'tFtulHSs
pil ri pberli9ere 9ipe Gem albeles frit 6
| efstra 8eifeer.
vi boer 8eiiiains. ri mubtaser isennem
u8oniferen", pil nj siue 25c til 8srnebiems
meme / Baupuco os Glt Sorn. SummeH
oil Blue li9eli9 forbelt os oil bIiue ienbt til
.0oniteren"s 8outor, iom oil tuittere for
lomme i9ennem Blaoet.
Senb M Ceres 8eitiains itrats os letb
ale Srbre til
Prof. H. C. PETERSEN ELECTRIC BELT co.
NELSON, MINI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-11

nRrer bIepne lotteoe bib. ODrene bier
oflaaleoe, o9 BotSerne ft BefaItn9 til
at mproe BEN ale, buob be Osiuu siOrot
'msb folbt Blob, meoenS SOlcuterne
bolot gast uoenfor. aue bIeu orGbte
msb SparO os oeres 9ouener bIsu oer'
titer ftiuet til Glue Tcr Solicit.
gsbet Of famine Dag g.. .JuID bleu
enonu 40 %tinelilte Rriifne neobu9seoe, og
ben felsenoe blsp 10 %tatOlite PrGlter
ieiet til Sfrene.
Zen 10. Au9uIt ft Orr. o9 WlrS.
prtee, WRr. oe Dlrs. MtwoOO FAINT
ben banfe Wlisfonar guub sren*)
% bans 9uitru tiaige meo nOsIs flere,
Orbre af @uuerneren til at forlaoe 0en'
daufu. 8pens @mbeOsmGnO bah for
benz, at be MATTE lobss / 6reb bu be
par bGoeilise 5OIf, % Rrs. aiwOob
tiImeb uenteoe fin Rebtomlt en- ai be Ier'
tie Do9e. Uien benne Jorbsn bIeu az
laaet. Der blep louet WisiionGrerne
en- @iforte til Iientin, % leol0set al 20
v 5ilberte SrGnsoaS aQiauce. MiSfOn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-11

5urbes elemte imiblertio mart ca
gen, foffeoe mango aar runot paa Sar
pet o9 fog fig omfoer neo iom Sitter
peo aberoeen. 9el fit ban iorleceN
Die pna en- 8%loonnnouce, boori ban
o%pfOrbreoes til at iette fig / 5%orbinoelis
meo en- DIR. Mocintoib / @lussolu, -
bet par BET reoofoe Barn! San uHu
betofte fin 3e%oning8manb 500 2Kr,
10000 ar. oa en- @ulomeoniae, os beN
fatti9e Sitter er iaalebes M bteueH en-
bOloen Dianb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-11

5oIbatsr began be fig pua gei. De par
fun tommen no9Ie fan Diii frem. ftpote
en- anben aibeling SoIbatsr til benz,
lom paa ct of Glforten siuet 9e9n pea
ben frpstelisIte Muaoe brebte aue
RisfOnarerne os busseoe benz Sipts
Ter.
aae be Der n9unte Worb fanbt Stsb
efter Orore at gu @uuerner / Sbanli,
os inoenfor bang 9urisbiftion. Oct er
ben famine Nano lom for faa Maaneoer
ioeu f~niemprbeoe WiisfonGr WRr.
Brcots.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-11

anoen, Tom berfor fan fna fin Blnbs
oeo Siben Of ben. @n gommel Yr9it
/ Sot len fOm Iiseleoes en- Gang iii en-
bsit beooset @uinbe for al pbe benbe
ben iioite fprtenoe Rejiemualtib. %.
lao ban ipurste uo an9aaenbe ben
Deenoes 9iu o9 6Orbolo I'll 6erren.
pa bao bun BAN ON at tr9tfe en-
Sfuffe / benoes aommooe no: tilbeire
/ ben uiIoe ban finoe ct life iammen'
fOlbet 3srtlabe. graiten fanot bet
ltror - oct ion me9et 9ommeit ub, o9
uar belt eutuet. IS bette 9grflPoe, +"
iusoe ben sumle 8uinoe, bar je9 for
20 Gar iioen 9r9ot mine 9aarer paa
min aOnfrmutionsbus, Ia CUBS Ger.
liebeos Slo Imelteoe NIT 6ierte.
Siben ben Dog bar je9 9iemt bet og
alori9 bruat oct, ej better labet baolfe.
Uten buer Gang / nit lenere Sin, nanr
Ell 5riltelie Itormeoe ino pnn mig, og
ies par pon Nippet til nj Hippo min
5retier, oa bar je9 iaget bet 9amle
gommeigrfl9oe irem, Jet pea SporeHe
al mine Barnetaurer, iom enonu ere
tienoeli9e, os iast til mig ielp:
vSfuae oine esne 9unrer Ell Sang
aniluse Dig puu ben poerite Dng2"
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Soruneoommen
,Suar ell 9aare otter bans
SaabeligDrb.."

rs .
4bipr. 90. s.

6or nogte Qar foen bsoe / Get.
Qouis / Rorbnmerifa en- %fremra9enoe
9eolog o9 8reoifant Of tplf 5golel,
YrofesIor Waltber. Om oennes
5ober, ion bar Br9t / 5a6len. %fortnlte
np!ie IN grofesior f8ifbert / gennipls
uanien fsl9enoe 9iitorie.
8lanot gnitor 0altbers So9nefolt
fnnotes Der ct 9retlsoer al Der oner,
iom Ouer9if ole andre / 8pa9esIssbeo.
Oct beltoo al en- Stoorioer o9 10 Stors
benoer, JON oa9fi9 baooe oeres Stanos
fuarter / 8roen, buor be ipiaeoe o9 brat
III langt uo paa ytatten alrten be-
is0te be oerimoo alori9. Saa ltete oct
en- 1tat, at Den enc al De 10 Bgnoer pao
Siemueien / 5uloltab tnmlsoe no / Ell
B9t o9 orufnebe. Deb bans BE-
srauelie pare naiurlisuis bans toenoe
Suirsbreore %tiliteoe, o9 8altor g8als
tier bolot oerior en- ltarp Gale, cer
I9rlis par mBntet paa oiSle 70.
Rort lib oerelter mBotes YrRI item %
Stoprloeren hos ben @ooseler, lom oar
Stourioerens Qerre % illi9e eleoe
Soonets aIrfe. Stourloeren, Der 9lerne
piloe slpe vSo~rttJOlen. ct Kat tor
iiblt," benoenote fig ueo oenne HelIl9beo
III BAN meo felgenoe Orb: De, or.
YnltOr, bet oar DOG en- oelllg aispraols
Ten, De npll9 bolrt ouer MN aloeoe
Ben; mnalte De oalaa en- Dang oil
boloe Ell li9nenoe oper mtg"
ga, hootfor lille bulS bet er
nsouenuist," lunreoe 9talten.
vMaalte man Tor uere laa III o9laa
at lpprse om, b%utlten 3tGf 0erts
Yelaru9rol9beo oa ulloe uRl9tf"
n4ab, les t9nter, al le9 oIloe ia6e
ben no Of ben anoen AIlitel.~
@Ooselereu, oer par Ell aluorli9
arllen. iaa meo gisnipull9 6orbao.
ielie pna Yralten 90 lpur9le; sal oen
nnoen Arlltel, pr. YaltOt?"
"3a," %iuorsoe 4r9lten, Der ON
Manoen bllper oeo al pare Den, gan Ell
nu, laa troer jes al tunne BRUCE ben
Itrl: .8go. ue9rauen, neofaren III
Qelueoe - amen."
Sua oioi utoes, ipurSte Stoprioeren
oloris mere ON 9trlen, Der liuioe
brus,s ueo bans Y,s,aUelie. ON ben
pirtellg er blsuen bru9t, euer Wanoen
Ienere bar sioei Pr9ren Anleontn8 I'll
Of ualge en- belt anoen 2,rt = oerom
meloer 9iltorlen iniet. Wtaaiie blot
BET liolte pRre ltet.
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NentcbGrenOe 0croismc.

Sor uoole Gage fiben fom tn futtis
5iIfer / Nberoeen upentet / Beliooelle
af Ell life 5ormue, iom par bleuen teitas
menteret BAN al ct 2@9tepar for en-
Reonin0soaoo, ban bauoe uofprt for
omtrent en- Ones Nar liben, o9 lom ban
lelu forlGnoIt boooe 9lemt.
q aoret 1885 bar Mleranber 5orbes
- bet er 5ilferens Raon = StDr'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-11
-. Bet beoite -.
| WerOen.

a er olot e. IN i 81 Oct II maa Igoe ,om en- nun A9s,
at 5olen ifinner % Jieauen faloer til Ioroen. Sea
bar tilbra9t nil 4u meo 6orie9 paa at opoa9e o. tiGl
3 gersie 9 5aa IL ag ost al 6epsias f }6iere 81 sr ~ ps, Igg Tan ri ' uts
INN et Hriultat pan mango Nars ibGroigt ArbeIoe. men
Dage inlne at 4rbeioe % Jintter iuloe AT Stuoicr-
8erfor or ieg nj Stano til at lige, at
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jog fam ifaife Sem ct
SoUeO beo9rfet tmcO &aar.

Set bar intel at iiae, pt Sc bar prret itdlbet I 30
aar eller mere 8ette mpDerne 0aarmiobel En- Itlberebt
al rene llrter. 3et er rent iom plmlens 5aarebranber.
let er g|taturens eget Diibbel. Set er 0erfor, nit 5iI-
bub 5oHebeb nj brin9e Eru9t N0qle Dl itge: seq
bar preoet ale Wioler; men intet tan tirlpe mig.
Seq bar brn9t all Tor mango fcHIe ii, iuaeu gtutte.
Nnnre trpeoc oeres Ntibler pare be bebite, ltgeiom Ee
M npr." Men par lo8en ier ia litter. at han oiloe
laoe 8fm tage ct toltbart OfIobel 9ng bet pda min
@ardnti, % prpp ON bet i'll CT gUot. Stuloe bet lite
bielpe. faar Sc ale oetes 4enge tilba9e. iaa Sc tan
prone ct annet U}ihbel. 9ette n ct 5ubua, ION tngeW
fpr bar aiort Gem = inacn anoeE tlrOe 9gre bet IN
gen anoen pilbe are bet. 8eriom De er itufet forot
anbre Ntioler HE blalp. iaa prgU bette
paa min Giifo.
SEQ ieneer inaen 9rsper. Referen es-Dunu's
eller Bradstreet's CONNER ial Agencies
cIer hnilteu ipmheIt al Bnens 8nute.
@n II lie ul bepiie al. iea oeb nit 3aarmiboel 90lz
Der oil. bOao le1 loper.
wis pr. 6lalte 50, s. Dg $40.
Gem money cfd r elcr EXPIRE c order. -
snlt, bois bet mislhites iaar De @eHgene tilbdge.
Sfrip til
GEO. W. SCHOENHT,
r. - VnNI
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-09

Corsicana, Texas. January Smith g.
Kerr have struck oil on the Kerr place,
four miles northeast of the city. The
we'll came in last night, aud is good for
at least eight barrels a day This is a
good strike for the reason that the ter
ritory in which II was made has beea
classed as condemned, a number Of dry
holes having been drilled in that section
The total production Of the Corsicana
oil field for the month Of December showed
an increase over that OF November of over
$500 barrels. and as no dry holes have
been drilled up to this time this month
all the wells brought in being producers
the prospects for January increase ovel
that OF December are good.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-09
THRICE TAKEN AND RETAKEN
CROWDS WATCHED FOR NEWS
FROM THE BELEAGUEREp Town.
strucd 10 Mean n victory ut Lady
sniith--stubborn RcslstBnce.

London, January Sit was not until
the middle OF the afternoon that there was
an official confirmation forthcoming OF
Frere Camp rumors OF General Whites
success az Ladysmlth. but at S.40 y. M.
the war office relieved the extreme tension
Of the waiting crowds by posting the fol-
lowing dispatch from the 'front.'
Frere Camp, Natal, January S--The fol-
lowing is from General White. dated yes
terday AN attack was commenced on
my position. but was chiefly against
Caesars camp aud Wagon hill The one-
my was In great strength aud has pushed
the attack with the greatest courage and
energy. Some OF the entertainments on
Wagon hill were three times taken by the
ensmy ana rctaken by u.s. The attack
continued until 1880 y. m One point in
our position was occupied by tho enemy
tho whole day but at dusk In heavy rain
storm they were turned out OF this posi-
ton ut the point Of tho bayonet in most
gallant manner by the Devonshres., led
by Colonel Park Colonel Ian Hamilton
commanded on Wagon hill and rendered
! valuable services. The troops have had
a very trying time and have behaved ex-
cellently They are elated at the service
they haye rendered the queen The enc
my were repuised everywhere with very
I heavy loss. greatly exceeding that on our
4 side. which will be reported as soon as the
/ lists are completed
| kilograms from Rensberg say seven OF.
| fcers and thirty men of tho suifolks were
killed and that about hfty were captured
General Frenchs announcement that thu
I Essex regiment has been sent to replace
the Suffolks is more bitter to tho latter'f
| friends than the list OF casualties. as tho
only Inference dedncibIe from this fact IL
that the Sunolks disgraeed themselves and
their lags by leaving few OF their most
staunch comrades TO MI the Pretoria jails,
/ Not since the day Of General Buffers
reverse has such a crowd OF inquirers Wis
tied the war office. As the afternoon pro-
| crossed a rumor obtained currency that
Ladysmith had surrendered. and the de-
preston in the Hobbies had become ex-
IRENE when an official appeared and in a
loud voice shouted Good newsi' and
/ posted the dispatch chroniclng brill
liant victory for the British troops.
Even the brief official announcement
sent by General White seems TO entitlC
his success TO the adjective brilliant
yrssay s,sI en~a during he rresert !.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-09
TO SEPARATE IT.
school Fund of Mississippi VIII Bs
Divided " This PASSES.

Jackson. Miss, January Sat the ses-
sion of the legislature today Senator
Brown introduced resolution TO amend
the constitution regarding the method of
distributing the common school fund,
which now amounts to 100000 annually.
The resolution is designed to separate the
fund between the white and black races
and make the negro pay for his own edu
cation allowing the colored children only
such schools as can be supported by the
taxes paid by the negro race. 1t Is the
first time in history that class legislation
Of this nature has been attempted.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-09

London. January S.--United States Am,
bassador Joseph II. choate did not re-
ceive an answer today from the British
government regarding the seizure OF Amer
lean -four by British cruisers in South
African waters. Lord Salisbury has a
note IN preparation. but few days may
eiapse before 1t Is delivered The Asso-
cigted Press has good reason to believs
that the four will be released and possi-
bly, ruling viii be made differentiatink
purposes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-09
WEATHER INFORMATION.
Probabi lities.

WASHINGTON. January s.-Forecast for
Pescas and Wednesday,
Fast Texas-showers TUESDAY and probably
|ednesdav; fresh easterly winds.
ElSiahoma and Indian Territory
Tuesday, with probably showers at night:
FesteninE Wednesday: colder Wednesday
Ferroon or night; southerly winds. becom-
+ northerIy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-09
MISS MoRR1soN's TRIAL.
sper,s on Mind Diseases Gave Tes-

Experts on Mind Diseases Gave Tes.
timony.
Chattanooga, Tenn, January S.-Expert
medical testimony was introduced today
at the trial of Julia Morrison for the pur-
pose OF establishing the fact that the al
legged injury to her skull caused by the
kick of a pony fourteen years ago would
probably cause emotional insanity undor
such circumstances as it has been claimed
by the defense preceded the killing of
Leydenheimer. The State gave notice thai
il would combat the plea of insanity.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-09

crisis in our Nations history we may we'll
recall the words OF Lowell:
" Once TO every man and nation comes
the moment TO decide.
" In the strife OF truth with falsehood for
the good or evil side.
some great cause. Gods new Messiah,
Offering each the bloom or blight
-" Parts tho goats upon the left hand and
the sheep upon the right
And the choice goes by forever twixt
that darkness and that light"
Other speakers and responses were as fol !
lows History Repeats Itself" David
oyermeyer OF Kansas; "Democracy's New
Year" a. J. Weaver Falls City, Neb.; ;
Imperialism" Congressman Carmack:
The Press" Willis J. Abbott press agent
OF the National democratic committed
The Jacksonian Club" w. o. Gilbert of
Omaha.
Congressman Carmack took stand
against the policy OF the administration
In the Philippines and declared against
any foreign policy that has in view the
acquiring OF territory outside the limits OF
the United States.
Among the guests were Governor Poyn-
ter and most OF the state officials The
party broke up at late hour.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-09
In white aibbon cause.

ern Filcds. organizer Of the Worlds wo-
mans Christian Temperance Onion. left
Chicago tonight for Mexico. to begin the
work OF the Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union In that country Her first,
meetings will be held In Pachuca
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-09
En- Route 10 .he rcn,ten,io,,

Transfer Agent Sisk loft for the Hunts
Vile psnitentiary last night with twelve
convlcis gathered from several towns. in
Southwest Texas. They are all short-tlme
men,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Washington. january S.-scn-
ntor rettigrcw today offered
resolution authorizing the
United states government TO
offer mediation between Great
Britain and south Africa. He
proposes to make "A speech
on the subject.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-09

Miss Annie Brown Of Texas. daughter
OF Associate Justice Brown OF the Texas
supreme court. is the guest Of Mrs. Gull
berson, wife OF Senator Culherson.
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GeucrnI ob.eryot,oin,.

observations taken by the United States
fa'her bureau at all stations. at p. n..
n meridian time. yesterday:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-09

The comptroller OF the currency today
approved the selection OF the American
National bank OF Louisville, Ky. as a re-
serve agent for the American National
bank Of Dallas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-09

Frank Andrews. Esq, OF Houston, was
today admitted to practice IN the United
States supreme court. on motion OF sena-
tor Culberson.
Mr.. Andrews and Mr.. Blake pupree Of
Houston we're this afternoon the guests OF
Hon. T. H. Ball on trip to Mount YER
non.
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be disappointed II their expectations are
not fully realized and should not blame
their representatives in congress.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-09

James W Buthan and Oscar Hummer
have been appointed substitute carriers In
the Denison. Texas, postofhce.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-09

Representative Kleberg today intro
duced a bill appropriaiing $4,000 to con-
struet a channel twelve feet deep across
the bar at Brazos Santiago to Point
Isabel.
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A number OF the Texas delegation mere
are in daily receipt OF letters asking for
seed. The quota Of seed to each member
is less this year than In sny previous year
and the people ought 10 remember that ina
packages OF seed 10 be distributed among
constituency OF 100000 people MID not
90 very far. They should. therefore, not
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1900-11-11
MRS. GOLDBAUM DEAD
A Pioneer Arizona Woman Passes
Away at Tucson.

Mrs. Sarah Cfoldbaum died in this
city at o'clock Friday morning, at the
age of 6S years, says the Tucson Citi-
zen. Deceased was one of the first res
idents of Tucson, coming here in the
early days with her husband, NJ. Gold
baum. Deceased was born in Germany
in 1892 and came % this country in
1856. She was married to NJ. Goldbaum
in Leavenworth, Kas.. in 1856, and came
to Arizona soon afterwGrd, whtre she
resided up TO the time of her death.
Her husband, who was engaged in bus
mess at the time, was killed by the In
CLANS in 1886. The surviving children
are Julius, who is the owner of the Ju-
Illus GeldOaum company, in Tucson,
Emil and Dave. who are living in the
EAST, solomon, who lives in Ell Paso,
and Joe and Abe, who live in Tucson,
and Mrs. A. Miller, of Tucson. The
funeral will take place at 10 O'Clock on
Sunday morning from the Goldbaum
residence, 80 west Alameda street. The
death Of Mrs. Goldbaum removes one
who was loved by all who knew her,
and the community joins the sorowing
family In mourning her death.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1900-11-11

shoes and stockings; is a wonderful
bareback rider and can dress and un-
dress himself. He rejoices in the name
of Jim Robinson. But the most inter
csting experiment is the attempt Pro-
fessor Norris is ma king to develop
Jim's vocal organs. After careful i'll
vestigation the professor concluded that
these were perfect and capable of the
power of speech The method en-
ployd to teach the monkey to talk, the
professor does not at present desire to
give in detail for publication. He says
it consists ii parts Of she methods used
to teach blind children, birds. and the
GSaf and dumb. The progress made is
very ntaI' to that made by a child of
similar age of Jim, for he uses at pres
ent the words, papa" and come
back" Professor Norris does not hope
ever to make an orator out of Jim, yet
he feels sure he viii within 4 reason
able time be able to show to the scien-
ti6c world j Simian who speaks in the