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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-11-29
johnny 0beyed.

''Children," said Prof P-b while
instrueting the class in composition,
''you should not attempt any flights
Of fancy, but simply be yourselves and
write what is in you. Do not initiate
any other persons writings or draw
inspiration from outside sources
As result Of this advice Johnny
Wise turned in the following compo-
Sition.
I'VE should not attempt any flights
OF fancy, but rite what is in US, In
me thare is my stummick, lungs, hart,
liver. two :pples, one piece Of pie, one
stick lemon candy and my dinner
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-11-29
Hunting at Brucet0n.

4 merry party composed OF Noryal
Smith, w. N. Dawson, Joe Miller,
Frank Phillips George Hogue and Ed.
Hayes drove to Bruceton, Preston coun-
ty, Wednesday for hunt. They went
well supplied with guns, dogs and
everything required for good hunt
ing trip. They are expected back to-
day with game enough to supply all
their friends who stayed at home.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-11-29
PRESIDENT TOOK A WALK,
The White House Thanksgiving Din.
ner Eaten Last Evening.

HGF EaseH LaS< evening".
Washington. Nov. Thanksgiy-
ing day passed very quietly at the
White House. There were no official
callers. President Roosevelt came
early to the office, before the en-
ployes were there. and finding nothing
to engage his attention, started off
for walk. Although there was a
swapping northwest wind blowing and
this was the first day of real wintry
weather, with a slight fall of snow on
the ground, the president wore no
oyercoat, but clad in closely but
toned box coat and wholly unattend-
ed. he walked across Lafayette square
and up Connecticut avenue to the
home OF Secretary Root. Interrupt
Ing the latter in his morning work,
the president carried him off and the
two went out into the suburbs for a
constitutional.
President and Mrs. Roosevelt had
quite large party of friends at their
Thanksgiving dinner at the White
House last night They included Sen.
ator and Mrs. Lodge. Commander and
Mrs. Cowles. and half dozen Others,
the party spending the evening at the
White House.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-11-29
rretty Birthday Party.

A very pretty birthday party was
celebrated for Miss Ada Kiger at her
home on Bumbo Lane, Wednesday
evening from to o'clock. Re-
freshments were served and the young
ladies had most delightful even
ing, The girls present were Misses
Lulu Layton, Jessie Jafnison, Grace
Arnett, Edith Coombs, Hattie Elem
ing, Marion Tapp, Jennie Newland.
Margaret Fitch, Beulah Rightmire,
Ruth Bailey, Prudie Rice, Grace
Pearcy, Mary Keck, Edna DOuald
son, Jessie Weaver.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-11-29
Congratulations tu Tommy.

The following invitation that will
explain itself was received at this OF.
flee this morning:
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Miller Beach
request the pleasure Of your company
at the marriage of their daughter
Nina Berniee,
to
Mr.. Thomas l.. Atkeson,
on Tuesday evening, Dec. the nineteenth
at nine O'Clock,
AT Home,
Columbia Alabama.
A card enclosed reads
At Home
After January First
Buffalo, West va.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-11-29
A Long Journey.

A ticket collector on a railway got
leave to go and get married, and was
given a pass over the line On the
way back he showed to the new col
leetor his marriage certificate by
mistake for his pass The latter
studied it carefully, and then said
''Eh, man you've got ticket for a
long. wearisome journey but not on
this railway"
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-11-29
Dance at Peabody.

An informal dance was given by
the guests Of Hotel Peabody Thursday
evening. Lee Long was the musician
for the dancers. All enjoyed the oc-
casion very much. Mrs. Peabody
always treats her guests in royal
manner.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-11-29
stores will Close.

All the stores in town will be closed
all day on Thursday Thanksgiving
Day. They will also all close all
day on Christmas and will close at
noon on New Years.
There will be an important meeting
of the Merchants Association on
Tuesday December Sd at 8p. m. IN
Municipal Hall. BY order Of the
EXECUTIVE COMhuTTEE.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-11-29

Pictures

Nothing educates the young like
well selected pictures All young
people should be surrounded in the
home with the right kind of pictures
Let US help to beautify your home
and instruct your children, etc.
We have hundreds of fine pictures
to slect from
Protzman' the Photographer.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-11-29
Important Telegram.

CoNNELLsvILLE, Nov. 27-Ten-
nesee's Pardner: pest show this sea
son packed house last night.
MGR. MAYORS Opera House.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-11-29

SKIRTs of all kinds at very low
figures at Hirschman's.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-11-29
QUIET THANKSGIVING
Many People out of Town and
Stores Closed.

Annual Sermon Preached ut Methodist
Episcopal Chm rch by Rev. ira ",
Wallace Collection for Humane so.
ciety Many Family Dinners Party
at DIR. Whites.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-03

9rgbeForel9sning bolot, n6nlig ON:
De Iut6erite %gteformatoraf oe7pfats
telIe at 3rosbegrebet".
9orsoag ben %. bolbte5%gQr1Ql
en- etsegetif ON 2. &or. l, 15.23.
Gnoelig affluttebes 5reoag ben %.
meb en- firfebiitorit 5orslegning.
8ens 9itel lpoer: rubfigt oper ben
banite &irtes 6iitorie / &riitian ben
6.8 3io.~.
GsHfurf1mitssn 6tt06 at gr0fssf5-
rerne Sic. tbeol. S4at peterien Gom
5ormano) og Or. tbeol. S9drlin9,
famt at 0omprooIt, 9rof. C Or.
tbeol. g. Gfluno fra 9uno. 5ormans
ben for 0anmarfs firfsbiitoriffe Sel=
fab, Sognepret, Or. phil. 8. 5.
Reroam fra 21ngbp og 8iitop, Or.
fbepf. 6r. 0iefien ira Nal6org.
Qngdaenbe be inbleDereoe 4fbanbs
finger ON QOoatianus fOreligg.r enbs
M intet.
!0Dsm of De 3 aan6i0oier, Qm=
number, glnberien og 3orm, Der bar
ferret / &onturrencen, Dibes .nOnu
life.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-03

- GLpAlAAtIn iAA OtjAAP H0~ H@lt
o"i-qoe pos 3raffminifteren og 81
!, Q~uopalget for at fs9e 9egeringens
y "e9soagens Stgtts til Qnlag at en-
06Ss, "a Gsieye. 8aaOe Miuiferen
og 5inansaopaI9et itiaeDe FIG imsOes
tommenbs.
Genbalg. 5oltetingsmanb 9srs
telIsn, Stalborg. meooeler / QaIborgs
6laoens. at ban astsr at title FIG til
9enbalg / 6aiDrimmetreofen.
en- Qanbbrugsffofe for
minore Sorobrngere. s en- artitel i
.SebeIelfabet5 3ibsftrift" ON @sn,s
raltoniul .ontOppiOau 6eOoer bet bi.
anoet:
Marteli9f er bet, at 9ontoppiOnns
tlare 8fif altio loo hum patge Sing
at itgtts, Der ing an; fun en- Gag. fom
ban meb tor @arms tos Iis at, bleb
life fremmet 1 bans aebetib; bet bar
CpreitelTen i IelDe 6%sbeeanen at en-
2anb6rlgsHole for geitibaaDos min
ore Sorbbrugere, ban baboe if9r oenns
5ante fremms beo Subil9umsftue /
4ar6us / 1897, men bet bar ba umus
ligt at fremme ben; planen 6aD6e
pontoppiban feroig; Der Ituibe bare
ltnberoisning, foruben | alminoelisi
Ganbbrug, / pIantning, Gngpunbing
Mofetultur, 6aoebrug, 9enieabl ca
8idDl; bet bilbe bere ct fmutt 9es
bersminoe nu at rejIe benne Sfole pao
ct al be Steoer, bDor ban bar lagi
OrunbOolben for be npe JOrbolb.
st 5us pad S1ugt or
6abet. Oct banfte Goltetings 81
nonsubbafg bar tilraabet ct GoriIoa
at 2dnbbrugsminiferen bpori Der
bldnbt anbet ffqe5:
8 ct gennem 6jerring Qmt til 2ano-
brugsminiferiet inbgibet 4nbrdgenbt
6ar 6usmdnb peter Nielfen, 6ier.
mitslsb, Der eier 5dlDbelen al ct
Nsrre 2pnebp | 2pngbp Sogn .beliss
senbs GUS. anbolbt ON, at Der mdatts
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-03

De sngeife Stu6enters
gefBg ubfat. Som omtalt
gaatqnits en- artOs of @ibsntobss
meno / 5orbinoeIle meo be tsbens
6abnTte Gtu0entertorpordtioner at
inbbbbe 200 sngelffe Stuoeuter til
9ebenbabn til Sommer paa ct cite
Cages @elss. Orr bar paret fert
5orbantlinger berom men ensslite
llniperfitetsfoft, oa fua Oibt man
Tumble ft6nrt, bar gnqlGnberRe biaias
til at mcbtage n oficiel Snobpbefe.
Den Snbfdmling paa 9apiret, Der
rent pribat bar b9ret I Sang, gap
5ilfagn pm 27,000 aroner. Baa en-
notwithstanding, fom Stuosnters
foreninaen bar afbolbt for at tage
Stining til Sagen, er bet imiblertib
blebet bsItemt meb 30 Stemmers
5lertal, at 5oreninoen forslebig life
tan poe fin 9iituno til at faa planea
ubfsrt. Naar Qfltemningen falbt
Iaolebes ub, ma Grunben isg.s / It
2nIfe ON at bebdre en- big Nebtralitet
unber 6orbitlingerne / Spbdfrita;
moaite ben oefad fan tilitripes 5rbgs
ten for, at bet life ftulbe lpftes at rsjie
6ele ben til bet en9elfte 8eIeg nsobens
bige aapital.
Omtoftningerne beb bet enselffe ges
feg bar opgjorte til at onbrdge 3d.
900 aroner. Oct biz blibe msbbeIt De
5errer og Damer, fom bar lopst 9is
Drag til minbft tt 9elsb at inbtil 27,>
900 aroner, at nan forelsbis life fer
fg | Stonb til at benptte fig al berts
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-03

tilitaaes BAN en- 6ialp at Statstasz
len til 5lptning al ben BAN tilbe=
renoe Del af 6uIet. ba bette trues meo
go~rtftAlning at 5abst.
8et frem9aar of De / Gagsn fore
liggenoe CplpsHinser, al Qn0ragerm
/ 1880 far tBbt ben at bam beboeoe
6albbel at 6ufet meb tilberenoe Sorbe
LOB for 200 aroner, at Suiet ligger
tat oeo en- 6dp6rint, Der i be Ioite
Var er bleBen unoerminere al 6aget
% oerfor life uoen Care fan beboes.
"a at 4nbrageren er uformusnoe.
Qmtstaabsbatg. 9eD BAL
al II ben iisrre 6alooel af Stanoer.
Dor, Qmtsraa0 gen0olgies meb 50
Stemmtr be afgaaente fem Ule0lems
mer. ntu'ig @daroeierne 90. QuOers
zen, ulftrap, 0lc SEMEN, giBgaaroe.
6. g. Qiellen, @iTtrupbolm, Str. Jer-
eenIen, GramFrup. ". 0byiflsHieH.
Gnner.
2opperne / Ranbers. Gn
8jeneIfefarl fra MejlbD. ainbe Sogn
er inbbragt pda aoppelaiarettet
9anbers.
@rgnIanbsarern
StottboIm. Oct ibenfts Sci.
FAB for 4ntropologi og Geograf'
bolbt forleben often / Stoct1olm e
Mebe, bpor be banIte S~sbabsgraa.
ltere, prsr1isrlBjtnont Qmbrup %
&anbibat Sort, bolbt 5orebrag on
be Ibite taaite Gtspsoitioner til git.
orsnlono | 4arene 1893, 1899 OF
1900. Gil Stebe beo Webet bar aont
Osfor, a%ronprins Guitof og ct tor
Mntal 9iibsrere.
Gfter at SslTtdbsts 5ormano, Son.
treabmirol puldnber babbe operratt
be TO banffe @rdnffere Diplomer ion
Meblemmer at Selfta6et, tdlte fsrT
premierleitndnt Nmbrup og berefteI
8anbibat 6orb. 8egee 5oreOrags.
bolberne bilitss msb libligt 8ifalb.
Gfter at be tongelige en- Stuni
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-03

st 0obbeGtfpor Rsrrc4
tbItanb. Den itabi9 ftartt tiltaa
genbe Sernbanetraft frc Qar6us, bdaz
be ipb o9 norb paa, bar aiort Sperps-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-03
DalllllarR..


sra g mpa9uen Sam
merberre 5. 6eaBenius bar nplig boIot
geIgermgbe / 56iTtebtrebfen. Sra ct
at oisle refertre5 fplgsnOe muntrc Re
plifftifte:
2Grer 5dbricius: 6borlebes for
tIarer ScaDenius fit Samarbeioe
StattefommisfoHsn me0 Sotialiiten
g. &nuofen.
Scapenius: gan par Der life.
5obricius: Sfte2
@cabsnius. gei ban 6eo 8lauIen.
(Stormsnoe Wanter6eo.)
Sabricius. Raa. bet er li9e meaet.
bpao ban 6eober. Clp 9attsr). );
fmaa betaler 10 @ange iaa meget
SoIo tom De ri9e.
ScaDenius. Den ersoe fbIte 9srte
bar bebre inoe / 3olosTpgr9smaaiet
eno lea C}unterbeb). 5on ments. ct
ban gap 10 psf. / Sob % ieg -
boorban ban faar bet 5acit I'D. 9ao
lea NOT pibe. gaaItanbe, iom er / Den
graO 5Iotteoe for @e0i5 o9 9ogit. Ia
Der ie9 lioge.
Jobricius fom b%ereftsr iu6 paa 6el=
res Qfmagt / 5olfetinget og uotalte.
at Der M life bar fere 66irem9n0
berinoe, eno be tunoe teres paa en-
Gbarzazbarc.
Scabenias: Del piIOe birteli9 bare
6pnO for 0eitene.
5oGtetinget og 4rbeibsz
Ies6eoen. S 6%oltetingets glbbe
forleoen retteoe SociaIoemofraten
Maler Sen1en BEN Gpforbring til r.
g%eringsn, oper for ben tore, iteoie til
tagence @rbsiosfpsbeo at foritafe Dc
a~rbeioslgIe 9r6eioe beo gnggeToretaz
genoer, beo qnlag at Sernbaner. 0ps
fsrelIe at ct mt 8ibliotet eqer Il
MtlitGr=G pibemi6oIpital.
&onfeilsprqToenten ubtalte. at biz
fe 4rbeioer life tunoe p~dabegnnoss,
Fpr 9engene bebilgebes, ibet Statsz
Idanet maatte beotages. 6oa lqngs
&r6eioerne ieIp fremtalote Qr6eioss
lss6eo, nilbe 8egeringen life tage
efs~traorbinQre Observation-Disclosures
ffaltninger. eDlisbag blanbt Stlbez
rerne. 6ormanoen gap Dem en- 3il=
rettsbisning).
GoItetiugsmouO @briFsnfen af
GtaOil (rabitaD ptreOe, at 3egeringta
meqet pel funoe faa Penge, bpis ben
piloe lope life at BRUCE 9rooiiorier.
5raftminiteren betegneoe ct Iad=
bant 2gfte iom Bob mob 9runblo=
pens Qaragraf %. Regeringen piIoe
life IaaIeoes Iagge Silteinorsn DIN
I'm egen 6als.
9il Slutning oeotoges euifsmmigt
9dgsprbenen. foreiIaaet at G9riitsn=
fensStabil:
5olfetineet ubtaIer gnitelig6e6tn
al. at Reeerin9en laoer itsrre Statss
GrbejDer uof6re / mere a~rbeiosleIe Ii
Der Og peo oanits Qrbejoere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-03

9tftfbftens @ffottninq.
Deb ben Iioite 5OItetnGing bite Der ZIG
ben OmHanoi96eO for Ringtebinq
@mts 9ebfommenos. al 9tfoItningsz
tiI9augsn - 1900 Wienneifer aarlig
~ ubeIuttenoe fdIber paa gberns o.
9anbfoqnene. Derimob er Der Ifet
&itboae9ang / famtlige Soqne Iangs
6abtpiien - ct taleube gepis PAD
6abFiferiets 3il6agegang.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-03
Sruffenifab

fan furerfs. -Gr Ieres g7anb. grnber, Faber
cBer noaen al Tree Eir1tniHgf iibfHse at ben
sp1oeni. amiifnfabenY " tar r. ffferffDiibs
hd bfriDnh. "a ldm Tan biioe qipei gaticnfcr
Hpch ofHHfs Nibenpf. SiuB tfier nnfmrre Ops
lraHtHa 7 re- intlGg q e fuHiwrfe. 9brrsier n.
". 2. Sannbfs a Co.. Eta. &. Chicago Ji.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-03

@eIoiaie, men at man hadber, at be
ao aare after bill poe Sagen oeres
StFtte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-03

Goffetignsbdlget. n5sis
res 4rbeioers og @9lgerforening"
Gebenbapn tanter at opItiae aanbis
batter | ale be 4rebfe, bDor Der enbnu
life er opftiIet 9sjretunbiOdter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-03
Den firfcbiitOriife GrOies=
iorfOnturrcnCc.

9irsooe ben 26. bleO ben f6rIte
FREDERICKSBURG bplot, n6rlig ON:
DE Iut6erite aeform0toraf oeS7pfats
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-03
Snlaa WeObelelier.

GalGesubbotget or Sfat=
teIOpene. S 5Qltetinget ~fOretOges
Tom tslegrafft mebbslt forleoen Dag
8nlg til bet 5elesuOOulg at 5oltss
ting og 9~anOsting. iom ital bsbanOle
StdtteforHagene. 5oltetinget balgte
ben parlamentarifte Stattetommis-
fions Weblemmer meb unbta9elIe al
be 5sjremanb, Der er Winiftsrieta
Mooitdnoere, Dinefsn Og ScaOenius.
5sjre erftatteOe oisfe to 6olfetingss
monb meb Miniiteriets 9ilbangere
MnOerfen pg Glineer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-03
babbe uuoerfOI0t fig meO 5orebra9ss
boloerns, bGpebes 0lebet.

st 0tnbesmerte d
8ontoppir
s4arbus Stiftstiosn0e" erfas
rer. at en- &re0s at repr9Ientoti0e
Manb / 6sle R6rrei1aanb er traaol
fammen meO BET 5ormaal at Iils fig
/ Spibfen for Rsjsning at ct Minotss
narie / Qarbus for afoeoe General
lonful 4ontoppiban.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-03

5orfatteren 9eatHs
0obt er otter faa 0a9es Spgeleje
opo i 6reoensbora.
9eatus 8obt er fgot 1877 / 5res
b%ens6ora. L. qar qammeI Tom ban
Iom 8iicipel paa @ammel5oIms 2(pos
tef / ae6en6abn. Seuere baboe ban
forIIeaiqt 9labler, inbtil ban / 1S43
blep geiiDrer at 5~ilialapoieiet paa
Sans. 8a bette imiolertib bltb ielbs
ItGnbigt. % od Ooot man9leoe Gapis
tai til at fpbe bet, trat ban ia tiIbaGs
fra Observation-Disclosures % fiji 1850
@nlqtttlie ION 5oIOasfiitnt / 5Isnss
borg. ira 1864-82 bar ban 3olos
tontro1pr / geiitrup BED @ranfen, %
oerefter bar ran / fire Qar StranotOns
trcIgr / 9obaIs, bborefter ban to9 fin
NfTteo 70 fotteOe idmmen meo I'm 6uz
Itru til here's fGues garnoomsbiem /
PorofiGlIanb.
geotus 9obt tunbe Re tilbage paa
en- betb6eIig 5orfatterpirtiomBeo. Den
at bans 9s9er. Der er bleben NET lat,
er bans ferIte BOG .RiDetnagtsH"
San bar besuoen / en- Qarr9tte bGret
en- fat gioragbber til aWisbe6s Qls
manat", bpor ban bbert 4ar msote
meb cen eler Here 5ortaIinger. Gn
Del at bans Qrbei6er er ienere FAM
lebe til III 6ortauiHger". Den of
bsbe. iom bIeo SO Mar gommel, efters
Iaber fig en- Sen. Der CT 6drmdceut /
Sabersleb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-03
9nnfhnsfnnafrne

Z : = >
9Guntaaen Wourter pc
terfen". 5 bette 5oraar beggn6rr
man at plontc { ben tore Qlantage |
Gem, Der er optaI0t efter !6ebeIditds
bets afopbt niotGre 5orman0, &ams
merberre Mlouriers Peterien. gegpns
oelIen qsres meo 20 3snber Gano.
3GIte 4or CT bet Wleniasen at til
plante So 3snoer 9anb.
Den /. SUM Itul Sanger ira Sore
lens 3ugtbu5 tage fat paa at CRAZE
3enoer. Oa til ben lib ffal ct 6us
bGre larbiat, Iom M ubbn1e5 / Gns
trcpriie. 6angerne lfal nemIig DO /
bet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-03

Gn bonft Winbtften tit
Siam. Eli ben / 1899 dfbsbe
oanIifebte Snqenisr canb. point. Sua
90 @oebolbs @rob / Clam ldbtr oaHs
tie Sngenierer / bisIe 0oge paa Stem
buggerpIabien beb Qarbus 6abn fuIos
fore Ell fort. fmutt Northumberland
te til 0berIsnoeIis meb ct at gItaTz
tiff 9ompagnis Slibe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-03

Gn 9abn pou Sefere..
Gp Deputation fra Geiere bar bait
SmL-abe hos 3rafitmtniItersn 90 81
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-03

2opperne / aanbers. Gn
8jeneitetarl fra Meilbp. 9iaOe Sogn.
er inbbragt pda aoppelaIarsttet /
4anbers.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-03
Syrit 3iaao til Sig.

eimpslt, men btunoriuasb9rOi3t er Reiultatet al Or. 8asnss
foe We,idu. % bats 6db ipD 3 osas barn5ntts 5lDlsn19 al oens
gedanoode III gaturens cone a9isr .. etene5 RIa> I'm faas
Gratis D D Of beisle bans &ol Or, 81 20 l4tl. 81. y ~ Dot 81.
eaec DO at nu3e III adm. Sua0)p n G)e fotaes tt af D..
Bens. % 9la5 aIao % Ss6noinJ sr abi9lut litter Drip.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-06-13
$4,000 Of Cuban Claim S +.

Soldiers Grove Advance: The
claims presented To the United
States for damages to American
citizens incurred during the Cuban
rebellion now amount to nearly fifty
millions, and the total is climbing
higher every day. Most Of the
claims are utterly preposterons.
Nearly every Cuban who had natur-
alization papers has brought in II bill
amounting usually to hundreds OF
thousands of dollars, which he eX-
poets the government Of the United
States TO pay under the terms of the
Spanish treaty. One would judge
from the Examination of these that
Cuba was full of palatial residences,
equipped in the most luxurious man
uer, aad that the fences, machinery
and other articles destroyed Were
silver-mounted and gilt edged. In
some cases the claimants do mot even
take the trouble to itemize their
losses, but ask large sums as com.
pensation for wounded pride, person
al suffering and loss of property.
The commission has been forced to
promulgate "A rule that the laws of
evidence and procedure govern
ing ordinary courts of Justice be
observed in every case and that all
claims must he submitted in detail,
with competent testimony To estab-
lish each item.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-06-13
Notices to Be Paid For.

After July lst charges will be made
for publication in the city papers OF
Il class of notices heretofore inserted
free. Rates for such matters will be
as follows:
Memorial resolutions, % lines OF
less, Sl,00. For each line exceeding
%, five cents.
Notices of entertainments, social
society or public meetings, for which
no admission is charged or money
otherwise obtained, free. For such
2cheH for procuring money in any todg
five cents per line.
Contributed obituaries with bio
graphical sketches, five cents for each
printed line in excess Of 20. Twenty
lines or less, free.
Contributed marriage notices, same
rates as for obituaries and biograph-
zeal sketches.
Cards of thanks and obituary po-
etry. 5 cents per line, straight.
We find these rules necessary to
relieve us from demands upon our
space that at times are burdensome
and expensive. Brief announcements
of marriages, deaths, purely public
social, religious and charitable meet
ings, solicited for free publication as
heretofore.
w. II. Il h. j. BENNETT
Publishers Tribune.
CRAWFORD BROTHERS.
Publishers Democrat.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-06-13
The Sentinel Called Down.

Minneapolis and st. Paul papers
with remarkable unanimity agree
that the Milwaukee Sentinel's at
tempt to make it appear that the
primary election system Is reponsi-
BILE for municipal corrurtions in
Minneapolis, is ridiculous. The st
Paul Globe thus calls down Charley
Pfster's organ: "The Milwaukee
Sentinel, tho paper which was
bought for the sole purpose of fight
ing the Wisconsin reformers in the
interests of the old gang, nolds up
the municipal administration OF
Minneapolis as result OF the work
ings of the primary law. The SEN
tinel assumes that the nomination OF
DR.. Ames was the cause of his cleo
ton and consequently the cause OF
the alleged rottenness of the present
municipal government. Here The
Sentinel exposes its ignorance OF she
situation. 1t was the presence OF a
prohibition candidate in the field
making Il three-cornered fight, which
was responsible for the election of
Ames and the present government.
Although Ames received the nomi-
nation at the hands of the republic
cans at the primaries, he could not
have been elected but for the pecu-
liar combination in his favor AS 1t
was he was elected by n minority,
as many another man has been who
was nominated in the good old way
Assuming that The Sentinel is some
what acquainted with the politics of
it's own state, we will refer to the
election Of the present mayor OF Su-
perior in the spring of 1900, when the
better element of the community
split between the Democratic candi-
date and u prohihitionist, allowing
Objectionable nominee of the Repub-
lican convention to be elected, be-
cause he was thus unable To secure
the solid support # the wide-open
policy advocates.
The primary law Of Minneapolis is
no more I, spOnsible for the deplora-
Bile condition Of Minneapolis than
the old convention system is for the
condition of Superior