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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-06-12

Kansas City, Mo-. June Oh. H.
Melville, of Boston, vice President of
ing similar position on the projected
ing similar position the projected
Kansas City. Mexico and Orient road,
returned today from Mexico with a
party of capitalists who have trav.
ersed most of the line of the new road.
He said trains will be running over
the rails of the Kansas City, Mexico
and Orient railroad between Kansas
City and Port stillwell, on the Pacific
coast of Mexico, within two years
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-06-12

Havana, June 6-The official in
structions from Washington regard
ing the Platt amendment have not ar
rived The conservatives are not
hopeful of holding the fifteen who
voted in favor of the resolution adopt
ing the Plat amendment
AT several meetings there have been
discussions tending to embitter the
delegates who insisted that they voted
in good faith and with the understand
ing that the United States would ac-
cept the amendment as passed. The
first draft was not sent to Washington.
At the request of President Capote,
General Wood asked Secretary Root if
the amendment could be accepted with
the explanations added to the clause;
Secretary Root wired "No; better ac-
.cept it without"
The report was then changed. the
original amendment being accepted
with the understanding that it would
have the interpretations given by Sec
rotary Root General Wood wired the
report to Washington Sunday, it be-
ing the first full report sent out. Sec
Rotary Root telegraphed Tuesday just
after the convention voted that Wash
ington could not accept the interprata-
tions AMI explanations
At a meeting of the fifteen last even
ing It was said that General Wood
told the committee up to the last mo-
mcnt that the United States were sat
isfied. Senior Sanguilly said at today's
meeting of the convention that If the
intructions specifically stated that
there could be no interpretations or ex-
PLANTATION sadopted, the convention
shoul vote for or against accepting the
amendment without further argument.
There seems to be feeling that If
the Instructions are in the form of an
ultimatum the convention will unan-
imously refuse to accept the amend
meut and then dissolve
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-06-12
Terrible Mine Ernloalnn.

Iron Mountain, Mich, June 5.-By an
explosion of a quantity of powder and
suffocating fumes which followed eight
men were killed early today in the
seventh level of the LudIngton SHAFT
of the Chaplin mine. The cause of the
explosion has not yet been determ-
ined. Nearly thirty children were rem
dered fatherless by the accident.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-06-12

Colorado, Texas, June 6.-Today
about ~ o'clock a report of gun was
heard at the Bacon residence, and
parties who rushed to the scene found
young lobe Bacon lying on the foor
with the top of his head blown of,
the skull and brains being scattered
all over the room. A pistol lay be-
side the dead body, The killing was
an accident that occurred while two
lads, Homer Robinson and lobe Bacon,
were playing cowboy at the Bacon res
idence. The two boys were piaymates,
and young Robinson. 1i-year-old boy
who was visiting the Bacon boy. held
a Winchester while Bacon, lad OF
about 10, handled pistol. Justice
Smith was on the scene at o'clock
preparing to hold an inquest
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-06-12

Austin, Texas, June 5.-Since the
court of criminal appeals affirmed
the Salisbury case, as to the peddlers'
tax, the comptroller's Office has been
flooded with letters relative to the
scope of the opinion. Comptroller
Love has had several visitors regard
ing the opinion. Among the proni-
nent visitors yesterday were the stove
and range men, who have been selling
large amount of goods in Western
Texas. The only satisfaction they
could get out of the comptroller was
that he intended to follow the law on
the subject. and that they would have
to comply with it the same as other
people engaged in the same kind Of
business,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-06-12

Columbia. Texas, June 6.-Tilgre, a
merchant of West Columbia, was found
dead in his store yesterday evening
about o'clock. He was murdered by
a blow on the head and robbed OF
what cash he had about him. This
must have been about in the after
noon. for he sent his man to Columbia
a little before that time for his ex
press, and the deed was perpetrated
before the man returned. The man,
Mr.. McNab. had been with Mr.. Tiger
for some time, and very strong
friendship had sprung up between
them. He Immediately returned to
Columbia with the news, spreading it
as he came. An arrest has been made
of negro boy, but there is very little
suspicion attached to any one, no clue
having been found.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-06-12

New Orleans La, June 6.-John p
Coffin, assistant secretary of the South
ern Industrial association, left tonight
for Philadelphia, where the conven-
ton will open June II and last until
June IA. Mr.. Coffin returned yesterday
from Texas, where he had been for
three weeks working up interest in the
Philadelphia convention. Texas will
send big delegation,' said he to the
News correspondent. Mayor Riggs Of
Waco and others are giving the matter
their undivided attention, and the
Lone Star State will be at the conven-
ton in good form" New Orleans will
send delegation of twenty or more.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-06-12

New Orleans, La, June THE Riv-
ers and Harbors Committee of the
lower house of congress left last night
over the Southern Pacific for Houston,
where the first stop will be made.
Congressman Ball of Texas, and Geo.
w, Boschke, engineer in charge of the
Southern Pacific's terminal improve
ments at Galveston, and S. F. B.
Morse, passenger traffic manager OF
the Southern Pacific at Houston. will
conduct the distinguished visitors Into
the Lone Star State. The two last
named gentlemen met the party in
this city for that purpose.
Yesterday was spent on the river.
At 10 o'clock the congressman, many
Of them accompanied by their wives,
boarded the United States training
ship Stranger, which was put at their
service, and trip was made up and
down in front of the city from South
Port to Chalmette. Every facility was
offered for the legislators to see the
shipping facilities of New Orleans.
A banquet had been arranged for
last night under the auspices of the
jetty conference committee, but owing
to the short stay that function had to
be cut out, and was abandoned.
The South-Galveston and New Or
leans in particulars probably more
deeply interested in the new river and
harbor bill that will be formulated
by the next congress than any legis-
lation that will come up during that
session.
The correspondent asked Chairman
Burton if he anticipated many changes
In the new bill. He replied
at is difficult to state what the new
committee will do. The present COM
mittee spent much time and labor in
preparing the measure, which was
killed, and it is my opinion that much
of the results of this labor will be used
by the Rivers and Harbors Committee
in the next congress. The old bill
may Db CuduBtu materially anu IutlA
again 1t may be accepted in all its es
sential features. The principle trouble
here rests in the preparing Of plans
-aad the construction Of --d+edde,s---ffssiiA
the work in the Southwest Pass. Fully
year is necessary for the compile
ton of this work. We know the sit
uotion of tho pacca- vnrt, wal1 indnpd
That is the reason we have hurried our
visit here in order to look over pros
pectlye improvements elsewhere, where
we know little about the conditions.
Five members of the committee have
visited the mouth of the Mississippi,
and have been through the Southwest
Pass. so that we are very well posted
on the condition down there We de-
sire to inspect carefully the inner
harbor of Galveston and Buffalo bayou.
cat Galveston the great storm has
raised some questions of Importance,
and there is the inner harbor project
to be looked into, and the Buffalo bay
GU improvements, all of which will
have to be examined very carefully.
We have before us only two days in
which 10 do this, and If we should
have delayed here it would have
thrown us over until Monday night.
We are not acquainted with the con-
ditons in Texas as well as we are
with those of New Orleans"
RatuII Grncer.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-06-12

Fort Worth. Texas. June 6.--Judgo
B. R. Webb of this city, member of
the programme committee for the Tex
as Bar association, states that for the
annual meeting at Galveston in July,
Hon A. H. Whitfield, Chief Justice of
the Supreme court OF Mississippi, viii
deliver the annual address.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-06-12
Manila News.

Manila, June 7.-Commissioners
Taft. Wright and Ide are at Cavite to-
day establishing a provincial govern
ment They were formally welcomed
by Colonel Geodrell and the local dig
nitarles in the town hall Judge Taft
spoke, outlining the commission S pro-,
vlnclal plans.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-06-12
ARE NOW IN TEXAS
RIVER AND HARBOR COMMITTEE
ON A TOUR OF INVESTIGATION.

Short Stop Made In New Orleans, whore
They Declined Banquet in Order to
Have Ample Time in Texas--Yery Much
Interested In Galveston.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-06-12
CUBANS' IRE is UP.
THEY ARE LIKELY TO REJECT
THE PLATT AMENDMENT.

In That Event TIE Constitutional Conven-
tion WIN Adjourn. Leaving the wash
inston Government to Take the Next
step in Qualification"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-13
eulaa WlcObelelirr.

Nleb Dampffibet .geros", b1gget
Deb 9ellerup Stibsperft og Maitins
bDggeri for Hegning 9ampltibsfels
Fdbet .8eTferbabet" / Gsbierg, fore
tnees forleoen en- Yrepetur I Sunbet.
6fibet, Der ftal hume LATTE ca. 1900
Cons b. H., er bpsget belt af StaaI
til Bureau 8eritas bgieIte &lasIe og
opnaaebe en- Gart at 10 Gnob.
6psresmaafet DIN 4nl1get al en-
fat Bro oper QinebRlt bar b9ret
ft9rft brgftet Deb ct Mgbe, fom ofs
hplbtes | Sbenfe, og bbori ober 100
Bdneingenierer % @ibilingenigrer
seltpg. Sad gobt fom ole bar enige
sm, at 4nlGg at en- fat Bro bar ben
enefte Moabe, bporpaa man funoe
sperbinbe be Itdbis ftigenbe 5rufts
pdnlfeligbeber; bet antoges, at 8roen
funbe bpgges for bit regnet 20 Mia.
Ser. Mpbet bill mulig gibe til Res
fultat, at Der | benne ener n9fte Rigs-
bassfumling fremtommer MT JOrs
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-13

3 Gnleonin9 at 200 2(ar,oageH
for Def preu5fiie &onaeriges 0prstz
telie ~inbe6ol0er bet IsnoeriDbfe 9ldo
nM}obersmaalet" Ell SubilGumsN rz
titel, lom fprit / al 9ortbeo g%enfors
taner be biitoriIte 9e9ipenbeoer, Der
| gil forub for bin Is. Sanuar 1701.
oa 8urfprit 5reOerit ben 3reoie fate
te aongetronen pdd 1t 9obeo, og
bbori bet o~erefter beboer:
8et er oltiaa Wiubet ON oenne Be
Qiben6eo, Der itoI feires. S be tpite
8labe bar mar / ben 4nleoning / be
IoIte 0age funnel l9ie Sn0bnbelier
ira foriiel(ige 6citubbalg til at iams
les I'll 6%eitma1liioer, gaaer % andre
5efliqbeoer. Gn nabnle5 a9Dens
5eitomite" / 6aoerslep bar enbog |
i'm SnobDoelie b%ent1oet til. at ri her
oppe beo R%or6grGnIen" Tube babe
Iarlia Q%nleonina til At boloe Sci for
ii minoes BreusisH5 Sior1eo. 0ar
Ri bet2 - SIZE / min0Iie Maabe.'
nW1o6ersmaalet" 9ennemgoar oers
pod be to 6unbreoaars prtusFiie
Grobrin9ss % lopioelies6tfiotie ca
1uiter = efter Gmtaltn At Bismards
o0at m0tt fpi bebben" Politit og
hens 8erninQer - meo fsIgenoe FAM
be % imutte Orb:
90 R|oro1espiQere bab6e Song
Wil6eIm be6 5reOen / Drag efter Sri
gen meo giterrig lopet fri Selbbes
itemmellesret ober, bborbibt bi biloe
Iforblioe / 5orbinbelie mco Breusien
eIler after ~foreneB eo9anmart. 6au
opIDlote lite BET gibne 3iliaqn. %
bans Gfterfslgere babe biotil beIer
lille Qiort bet. 0erimob CT Der | be
forlebne @ar bleben ubfolbet en- iiGrz
tere % it9riere geitr4belfe for at fors
tpite 9anoet. Bort Sprog er blepst
bantpit fra ale be Smrndoer. h0or
ct WlaqtiproQ bar funnel banlBie bet.
Bore borgcrliqe 8etti9beoer ere bIeOz
ne mere % mere inoftrgnteOe % Co
pene fortoItes % haanDbrOes paa en-
Wdaoe. Der unoer inqen OmIt9noigz
beoer e9ner Iig til at inb9poe Dc iii
lib Ill ben preuiite 8etT9r0igbeb.
8ette / SCREENING med. at bort gam
Ie 5Gbrel0no % ri bop0e bGret Ct at
Ofrene for Qreusiens llobioelieslps
tier % Waoiin9e, % al Di fun iunne
betrd9te os iom imiblerti0ig tilberens
be BET preusfIte Riae. MAJ i%eloTelges
lig meoisre. at ri in9en Qnleoniug
baoe til at feire greusiens Tobunore=
oeaarsfeit. Den Iaber Ri 3pIterue
ielp om."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-13

qaa attieielffabst n0aebla6et
PorbibGonb" 9 Generdlforiamling
Forrioe 3rebao 4ften oo6ten0tes 8las
net5 9ortforpogininq til 9rioilegie=
eierne, Snoferer Snuo 9eterIen
aobmaub a%Iinaenberg % Gooseier
s. @rontb. Gorpagtuin9en er uop.
FosIio, iaa lGnge Re npouie 6errel
ener oeres Gnter or S~n0ebabere a
9ripilcdiet til llooipelTe at ben al.
foriIere6e 5ibenbe fer Qal6org Gift
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-13

uo6ufsne til 6erre1aarben On.
trup BEE Sine, tilbsrenbe @rosies
Ter 6ans Bro 4orbus. er neoz
brqnct forleoen 5ormiobaa. Ere
aturerne onta9es at bare reooeoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-13

8orlsoen bolotes Der ct Msoe /
6oosaQer fer ON mulist at fdd OPP
fert en- Sirte / bet uoitratte Spgn.
Der piIte iig megen Stemning for
Saqen. st ltobold bleo ueoIdt iii
6orberebeIIe of Sagens Geunemfgs
ys,it % 5uoiamltng Al 8torag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-13

: 5Iensbor9 ftot Der til CONNER
aabnes en- gSIesbigif &unituofiIz
ling, fom iial bare fra ben Is. SUM-
til Il. Quguit. % bbis Protettor life
er noqen rinaere enb ielDe !Ssrtug
Grnit Gini9er at nSdIesmi9 6ol>
itein".
Ger Ct / biBIe 0dgc oannei en- So
mite, fom anerebe bar ltret iia be be-
tDbeliQIl. 1%esbi9ite aunitnere5 Del
togelie / uoIiainqen. 8lanoi bisie
nGbnes Walere mtbgaone ion: Sans
Cble. $. q. 5eooerien, 6. 6. Sesien,
9rof. G9riitianien, (9armitabD. llo-
itiain9ens 9iitoriIte Qfoeling bil iom=
me til at omfatte garter at asmus
Satob Gorliens, Gctsrsberg iamt en-
Del STOPPER al griig9emannite alter@
hQurer; oesuoen en- itsrre 6amlin9
gammsl Tespi9lte 3r9tGrerarbeioer
% gerbarer.
Saaleoes at afboloe en- ubItiainge
ubelutfenoe at Ilespigfte Gunitneres
4rbeiber unberItsttes fra &omiteens
Gioe meo ben ~ for 0unmart far
oeles imigrenoe - Wotibering. at
,netop / oenne Syn, meIlem aonge1
uaen % Gioeren, bar fra arilos
8io en- fart u6preqet 8egabelie foe
6iloenbe aunTt baft biemme - en-
9egabelIe, Der bos 8riiqaermann og
Cartons iteg til 0eniaiitet".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-13

gaior Mpginb benoer eftsr Tttert
5orlDoenbe / Worts Manneb tiI6d9e
til Ddnmart, boor ban for 5remti=
ben ogter at boiatte fig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-13

9a en- 27zaaria Qrbeiber Babe
mar 6anIen pad 9ejie 8omuIosIpius
oeri biloe iqtte en- 0riDrem poa et
0laftinbiul, IF ban neuitre 2lrm iuo /
0iulet. 4rmen bleb fuIoft9noi9 re-
pen af peo Stulosren. 9an bleb inbs
Iagt pua Snsebuiet.
5orrigs Ranbng inbpieoc qroos
ten for DroRninglunb !6erreb. 6aos
gen Uluqer en- M Stole poa Qusrup
Batter, bbor bet fsr9elige 8rob for
6alptreoie Maaneo lioen fan0t Steo.
Stolen fables Dlnnerbej Sfole IF
ter ben Bate. paa bollten ben li9ger.
Q%ererembeoet er befat. De- par
fun entelie Q~nfesere, bOillet man
let bill tunne f%oritaa.
Z December 9ermin 1899 fanbt
en- Mono / SOenoborg / Sneen Og
Gplet en- Observation-Disclosures
8et mao 6aDe bqret en- Wiauo meb
mango Sfilinger. Der bar tabt Den,
t6i trobs 3remlpsninqen / 8labsne.
melote Der zig ingen Gier, % pen I9t-
felioe 5inber fit forleben efter taal.
moDigt at bape bentet / nQar of
Dag, b. b. +. ct Qar % tets ugei
i ubbetalt / 5inblsn en- 9rebieoe.
at Summer e1er 166 Sir. 81 Ore
9et fan ban efter 2oben gre 5ora
bring paa, naar ban benter Iaa LANG
lib. @ilbe ban ftrats bdbs buf
iyinbelgn. ifnloe ban fun babe rsr
liben Duisr efter 8RrDien. Sms
i9noigbe6erne Og politimeiiereni
Sigenbe". iaa ban tunoe 10 banItelig
haze opnaaet beore Renter at fin
Penge paa ct 4ur.
Meb 3oget, IOm afsaar fra So
ben6apn ST. 7,40 5orm.. ftuloe So
bebpoftrrtoret f9rlebsn afienbe
| penqeiGff. S9ffene bleb | Yoitbogi
J fsrte fra 6obebfOntoret til Sernbane
poitfontoret, fom rigtig bar mobta
qet benz. st Bar 6unttion9rer lebe
rebe BEN inb | en- patteDOgn. aor
efter opbdgeOss bet, at ben enc a
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-13

On glaItine til Optagniug oq 0p=
Iamling at 8artofer er i oenne Bin
ter t%onitrueret at 0r. Quoerien=
0amgaaro, 6eloingbolm beo 6olitez
bro. Der paa oenne I'm 9pFnoelie Tor
3ioen Tiger Yotent / flere 2anoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-13

Gft.r Tiltert 5orl1benbs Ifal ire
j fire at gnrerre / Siege iege 5orflntz
ielfe. Qariaqsn er 8Draabets Deb
tanclie al btn melemfe 2enningss
fala.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-13

Spttene. inbe6olbenbe 10 9enaez
f1tbe til tt fdmlet gsleb AT 100
SIR. bar forIpunbet. 3hneriet an
melotes til politist.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-13

Iaa ON grpens 8ugning. Selb ON
&lgsoagen filler ig guaitig, btl Der
bog bengal minoit 10 Var, for 9roen
tan tages / 8rug.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-13

uoen at ar6eioe ON Senbugen, bd bet
itriosr mob bans religisIe 0pfattelz
Ie. Stent RriIten 8auTel lite bar
l9rt noqet 6%aanbparf. Far ban bess
uben bGret / Staub iii ieln a ldDs
ale W2eblsrne. Der itaar / bans bggz
9eli9e 9jems Stuer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-13

DIR bill M bIipe forfegt en- 5or.
gambling meqem Stoteisflbritanter
1e % 4rbeioerne om en- 0bsrenstomi
)aa G~runolaa af. at De beitadeu6,
Ggnbiltaar 9plbe bette Qar til enbe
SamtiOig ital Der faa fprbanbIes
ON n1e Qeniatfer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-13
spaae, nerpeie M0no.

vie manofiae qriere nf bette Blao, her Iiofr al
GD0abep, e~ienopmHielia for tabt Manoopm, ION
TAR I pan oerts aipsfrait % ioraarinafr ~aanbeli9
oq i%eeeniliae Hipeiier. bnrbe ifiius I'll os effer Dor
life BOA: "A Warning Voice. Tom pmbanoier
ois,e epaoomme. Sfiiu ! Das re inelea ct &c
Jrin erie iii porto for Sfriftet qoreSier Or. B
o. Stunbers 3 Co., gbieaaO. 3ninpis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-13

Rosfiloe gbs ofoTte Berger. mans
~oeadriq Glotter beb Domtirten %
Carer beo 8%orgtrffolen. aammers
raob S%Br9enIen er ofgdael peb Oss
ben, 81 Qar al.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-13

9olbasFfent Gftrup t aibe ,r of
gaaet beb 0sben Iom 6elge df ct
Sab poa StBjteleberbanen paa Ribe
Slotsgrap, Deb bbiltet ban baboe
paabraget fig ct 8ruo pau 9iGrnes
fallen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-13

gosIementmdger 8. q. Offer
mann | aebenbnbn feirebe forleocn
fit 50sQars Subil9um iom Wleiter,
/ bbilten Qnleoning ban ubnGbntes
til QGresmeblem af 2apst.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-13

9. 2epiion iunr. Ear unoer -
}anuar ~pberbrnget 1T 5orlag at BAN.
te aunTtnertort meo Eager "a Qfo
eriel iamt en- aros &ortbanoeI til III
leraafige Wleobi9lper 6r. Sobar
Garburg, Der bill fortia.te aortfor.
.a9ets 8irIIombeo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-13

Oriftsbenbreren for Ronbsrs-
6aoIunbbanen g. gu9fpalbt. er efz
ter no9en 9ios SBg0Om bsb. 81
Mar 0dmmel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-13

De 2e6mono / SbenOborg, be,
SAMPLER meo Sern % Staal, bar Tut
let Ii9 iammen i ct NIT 4ttieielftat
uaoer gu0n of Sans anuoisus Gerns
% 9taalforretning meb en- 4ftiefas
2ital at 100000 &roner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-13

ct 6dg6la6 for 9etaiaiFer er Be-
gpnot at uofomme. 8lQoet bebber
s&ebmano5bla0et" og uOgaar en-
Gang ON llgen.
9laoet er eprettet / 6en6olo III en-
at ia0Ile &s5m9nO5 Screening ta3en
5eiIutning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-13

Gsbier9 ReaIitole far label inbret=
te ct Stoletstten, Der Dil blibe tage.
/ 9rug / 6ebruar. unoeroisninoer
tommer til at omfatte Yiuolabnin9,
Rengsriug og Bait. I'll l~lnotrois=
ningen benp.te8 ~forelebig gimer
u%Oenfor Stoletioen, men Ienere pi!
Der blioe giort 5oris9 pau at qsre
5a8et obligatoriit / Stolens gDerite
qigetlasier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-13

lulllllllB VI 5A4AAL It-l & / UtlHk 2tt~
ter ton~Itrueref at 6r. QnoerIenz
Oamgaaro, 6eloingbolm peo 6olite=
bro, Der pda oenne FIN 9pFHoelle for
3ioen Tiger Yatent / flere Ganoe.
9orleoen bolbtes Der ct Wsoe /
6oosaQer for ON muii8t at fdd OPP
fgrt en- Sirte / bet uoitratte Sogn.
Der biite zig megen Stemning for
Saqen. ST ltobola bleo reoTat til
6orberebelIe at Sagens Gennemfgs
rs.ie % 5noiamling Al 5iorag.
st 6agblab for 9etainiter er BE-
gpnot at uofomme. 8laoet bebber
a4ebmanosblabet" og uogaar en-
Gaa9 ON ngen.
9laoet er oprettet / 6eu6olo I'll en-
at ie0iie &86manbs 8orenin9 ta8en
8siIutning.
Qnleoning af. at 5%oreniugcn at
GobaIsTa6ritanier bar neoiat ben
Rabat, IOm 5ibtil er qiDet .5eQes-
forenin9en for Danmarts grugs
foreninger", bar oeHnes 9etDreIIe
ienot ct Girtulare til Iamtliae 10
5atsFabritanter. GirtuIpret uotaler
NJ oeriom Den 8eitenmeiie om8abat
ems ReoIGttelie, iaaleoe5 at 9ru9s
foreningerne lie bliber itiust liQe met
5abritanterne5 met bequnlti9ebc
humber, tai gennemferes, ioa mac
BET betragtes ION Ell 9rigsertlRring
De dnmo0er oerfor ON, at BIT Qaml,
Rabatf9item maa blipe b~ibebolot, &C
tiaet / llof9t. at Der. berIom Der al.
'es QfIlag paa benne N%nmooniug
iii blioe Oprettet en- 4nbelstobafsfa
)rit - maaiie be0 Samarbsioe mel
9e andre Observation-Disclosures.
9. 2epiTon iunr. Ear unoer u
5anuar oberbra8et 1T 5orlug at ban
te aunTtnerfort meo 91ger ca Wla
eriel Iamt en- qros a~ortbanoel til fin
leraafi9e W}eobiRlper 6r. Sobar
Gar6urg. Der oil fortia.te aortfor
.agets 8irIfombe0.
DIR bill M bIipe forfegt en- 5or
janbling meqem Stoteisfabritanter
1e % 4rbeioerne ON en- 0bsrenstomf
)aa Grun0laa af. at be %beitadeu6c
genbilfaar 9ploe bette Qar til Gnbe
Gamtibig Tfal Der faa fprbanoIes
ON nqe 2cniatier.
De Rs6m9no / S~benb6org, ber
SAMPLER meo 5ern % Staal, bar Tut
.et fig iammen i ct mt 9(ttieieliiat
Ra0n a Sans anubiens Serns
% Staalforretning me6 en- 4itieta=
3itaI at 100000 &roner.
G8biero &caIIfole Far label inbrst=
lie ct StolstBtten, Der Dil bIibe tagc
/ grug / 6ebrunr. unoerbisninoer
til at omfatte 9tuolaonin9
Reageriug CO 9ait. I'll un0trois
benp.tes forelebig sinner
u0enfor Stoletioen, men Ienere ri!
Der btioe giort 5orfe9 paa at qere
5a8et o~bligatoriit / Siolens ~eDerite
qigetlasier.
Deb Jreberifsbabns 5abn CT ber
bleben opitinef en- M Sireue. Def
gdmle 3aagsborn, Der bleo 0rebet beh
0adnbfraft. tunbe / 3aage og Re9n=
tDtning n9iten life bsres. Den nhe
Sirene, Der bribes beo glittrieitet,
giber to forte Stso bDert Ulinut.
Horleoen bar 8oelsmanb 4nbers
OleIen, ultar Mlnrt, b~eItGftiget meo
at fappe Sraer pda 8iborg Gan0eDei.
Dan feb oppe paa en- Stige oe ar
6sioeoe, od ct 3rG falot ON Og ramte
BAN laa baarbt, at ban fHrteoe Be
til SorDen. Manoen er Of
gadet be0 9epen.
6asleb Qnbelsi0ine1agtsri bar /
Qaret 1900 Ia9tet 8772 Sbtn. bborz
at 1905 er lepere0e of Qaoelshoberne
Der ubbetdles Qubelsboperne 3 Gre
pr. go. leoeret GlGIt.
Gn 5iTfers 5uIiru er en- at be fbs
tie 9age afgaeet peb 8s0en at 12ez
ntngiti8. Ogfaa / Omegnen at Gttus
er er Der forefalOet ct Gar 3ilfeloe
at SDg0ommen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-13

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DR.. Greene's Nervura og raadfOr DIR.
Greene, 30 w. 14th Str, New York
City vedr0rende Deres Tilfalde. Gaa
Op der personlig eller skriv I'll ham.
Dette kan De gi6re uden OmkOst-
ming eIler Detailing.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-13

Gn 5iIters 6uFru er en- at De fio
Te 9a9e afgaeet peb 9eben al sg2e
ningiti5. Ogfaa / Ome9nen at Gtru
err er Der forefaIOst Ell Gar 9i!felo
ar SDg0ommen.