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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1901-10-05

: "Lalor's Naples" a novel by Kath-
crime (. Conway author of "The Way
of the World and Other Ways" which
was so well received last season, is in
press with the Pilot Publishing com
pany. Boston, and will appear about
Oct. 20. The verdict of many expert
enced novel readers and critics on it is
summarized in the words of one: 1.-THE
sweetest love story and home story
written in many years" It promises
a success far exceeding that of the
way of the World or the
Family Sitting Room" books.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1901-10-05
Weekly Church Calendar.

Oct. 6. sunday-Nineteenth after Pente-
cost Holy Rosary. St, Bruno
oct. :, Monday-St. Mark, pope.
oct, s. Tuesday-St. Bridget.
Oct g. Wednesday-St, Denis.
Oct. 10, Thursday-St. Francis Borg1a'
oct II, Friday-St. Gummar:
oct. II Saturday-St. Wilfrid.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1901-10-05
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

The rare spectacle of g. Jesuit cale-
brating the golden jubilee of his ordi-
nation was witnessed in Boston Fri
day morning, Sept. Il. The venerable
priest who has labored SO long in the
Lords Vineyard is the Rev. Alphonse
Charlier. The observance was simple.
in accordance with the reverend iubi-
larians desire.
One would think that the identity of
the architect of such a superbly de-
signed building as the Cologne cathe-
dral could not possibly be lost to the
world. But it is. The cathedral took
centuries to build, and many architects
have modelled parts of it according 20
their own ideas. In the main, however,
the original grand idea-an idea which;
tect. but the origin of which is abso-
lutely unknown-was carried out. and
the result is the most beautiful cathL-
dral in the world.
An effort is to be made to pay off
the outstanding debt on st. Paccick s
cathedral. New York. The debt now
remaining on the property is less than
S250000. The valuation is more than
ten times this sum. and the programme
by which the debt will be wipe1 ont
easily anu WITHOUT lIHDOSl1S 100
and Immediate burden on the people is
in process of incubation.
Arrangements are being made for the
holding of a Catholic congress for the
entire state Of Iowa at Carroll. Oct
and 10 next Archbishop Keane is ex-
pected to attend.
The Vatican Press has issued a 8! e.
cially printed edition of Leo XIII. s
New Century Ode" together with the
various translations of it made into
foreign tongues. A copy of the work
has been sent to the various transla-
tors.
Sister Mary Leonard, for sixty-;aye
years member of the order of N'isi-
tation Nuns. died recently at the con-
vent of the order, at Park avenue and
Center street, Baltimore, of which she
was one of the founders.
8
A special from Washington. =. c.,
says: Officials of the Catholic Church
here have received information from
the Propaganda at Rome that Bishop
Lehman of the diocese of Cheyenne,
Wyo., is selected as bishop of the new
ly formed diocese at Sioux City, Ia.
There will be no appointment to the
vacant see and the jurisdiction over
he CHEYENNE diocese will be attached
to the Denver diocese, or erected into
a vicarate.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1901-10-05

The Intermountain ana Colorado
Catholic reaches the Catholic people Of
Montana, Colorado, Utah, Idaho, Neva-
da. Wyoming, New Mexico and Ari-
zona Do you do business in any part
of this large and vast country? If so,
don't you see what you want? Why,
of course you do. So let's have it.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1901-10-05
Catholic Fiction

Catalogue No. 1, published by the
International Catholic Truth society, is
now ready.
Price 10 cents. Address International
Truth Society, Arbuckle building, 375
Fulton street. Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1901-10-05

lions Savings Bank ana Trust COM
pany was established in 1878, AID has
since opened more than twenty-four
thousand savings accounts. Have you
an account? If not. start one NOW.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1901-10-05

Mothers, keep your baby in the air,
but be sure it's in the shade. Put lit
tie water in the milk for the baby; it
the thirst and is easily digest
ed
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1901-10-05
In the Boarding School

GIVE me a synonym for success" said
the teacher.
Marriage" cried the demure little girl
in the back seat.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1901-10-05

Sister Mary Leonard for sixty-;ave
years a member of the order of WISH
tation Nuns. died recently at the con-
vent of the order. at Park avenue end
Center street Baltimore, of which she
was one of the founders.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1901-10-05

Many man spends half his time an
ticipating tomorrow and the other nalf
in regretting yesterday.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1901-10-05

If man is not making earnest sac
rifices, he is deceiving himself. and is
not advancing in spirituality. If a man
is not denying himself daily, he is not
carrying the cross
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1901-10-05

The Vatican Press has issued a s! e.
cially printed edition of Leo XIII. s
New Century Ode" together with the
various translations of it made into
foreign tongues. A copy of the work
has been sent to the various transla-
tors
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-09-05
SCHOOL BEGINS
With Unusual Large Attendance and
Well Equipped Corps of In.
struCtOlS. Course Of
Study.

On Tuesday last Forsyth's school
re-opened with {; favorable attendance
and one of the best equipped corps of
teachers that could be obtained.
The ''young idea will be taught to
Shoot this coming school year by the
same teachers as of last year, and one
more. Miss Anna Alden, of Palmyra,
Nebraska, graduate of the State
university of Nebraska with two years
experience in high school work, has
been selected and now teaches all
eighth grade studies, and Latin, Ger
man and English, ranking as assist
ant principal.
Miss Zelda Campbell, teacher of last
year, again resumes her work in
charge of the grammar department,
having spent her vacation in attend
ance at the summer school at Dillon,
Montana, and in visiting relatives in
Arkansas.
Miss Maud Danielson, who also
spent part of her vacation at the Dillon
school, returns fresh from a visit to her
home in Nebraska to manage the inter-
mediate department.
Miss Flora Davis, who has been vis-
iting in the western part of the state,
again assumes control of the primary
grade.
Prof. Henry V. Beeman, after a
special course in the University of
Chicago, taken during the summer,
officiates as principal, overlooking the
work of all departments, and with the
competent and thoroughly equipped
staff under his charge expects to attain
even greater success and better results
than of last year.
The opening attendance is over 100,
larger than last year, and there will
be fully $50 pupils enrolled before the
end of the term.
Forsyth can we'll afford to take great
pride in the high-standard instruction
and splendid school facilities enjoyed,
of which no other town in the state of
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-09-05
near the sire can boast.

anywhere near the sire can boast.
Our high school offers two regular
courses of study which may be COM
pleted by three years of study. The
courses are as follows: Latin course;
first year, Latin, English, Algebra,
General History; second year, Latin,
English, Algebra, and Plane Geometry,
General History; third year, Latin,
English, Algebra and Plane and Sol
id Geometry, Physics. Scientific
course: first year, English, Algebra,
General History. Physiology or Phys
ical Geography; second year; German
or Latin, English, Botany or Zoology,
Algebra and Geometry; third year,
German or Latin, English, Plane and
solid Geometry, Physics. Book keep
ing is given as an extra study and
may be taken by all pupils who desire
it. The pupils are advised to, select
one of the two courses offered as these
courses prepare them to enter any
state institution. but pupil may en-
ter school and select any Of the studies
taught if it is possible ,r him to take
a regular course.
Beginning on Monday next class
for beginners will be organized from
the hours Of o:3O to O'Clock in the
afternoon.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-09-05
FATHER VS.. SON
Former Charges Latter With Attempt
tO kill..Children Testify Against
Eather.- Defendant Fin.
ed and lmpris-
Oncd.

Word was received here Friday af.
ternoon summoning Sheriff Davis to
Hathaway. The sheriff Immediately
repaired to that point and shortly after
his arrival and upon the complaint of
Fred Kinsfather, rancher, placed
David Kinsfather under arrest and
brought HIM to town.
Fred K,nsfather is the father of
David, who is eighteen years old, and
alleges that his son attempted to kill
him and in the endeavor shot 4 horse,
which he was riding, from under him.
The boy was arraigned before JUS
tice Wright Saturday afternoon and
at the instigation of the father a com
plaint Of assault in the first degree
was sworn out by the county attorney,
and in order that more evidence might
be procured and witnesses summoned
his hearing was set for 10 o'clock
Wednesday morning.
Additional evidence and witnesses
of the atfray having been secured, the
case was resumed at the speci fed time.
William Woods, Bessie Kinsfather and
Fred Kinsfather appeared for the de-
fense and Fred Kinsfathcr, the COM
plainant, for the state, and from the
evidence produced it appears that the
trouble in question arose over former
domestic difficulties; that the father
had requested his wife and children to
leave his roof, which they did, taking
what they supposed belonged to them,
which consisted of a few head of horses
and cows, and that upon the complain
ants efforts to forcibly regain possess
sion Of the stock, the above stated en-
counter took place. 1t was also cvi
dent from the facts at hand that the
defendant, anticipated no bodily harm
and regretted very much what he had
done.
After giving the matter due and dill
gent consideration, Justice Wright
changed the assault from the first 10
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-09-05

the third degree, and the boy having
pleaded guilty, the justice imposed a
fine OF $1S and costs and five days in
the county Jail.
At the conclusion of the hearing and
upon the complaint of County Attorney
Gibson, Fred Kinsfa.her, the COM
plainant in the aforesaid proceedings,
was arrested on a charge of breach of
peace, which he pleaded guilty to, and
paid a fine of 81 and costs.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-09-05
School Census, 1901.

The new school law enacted by the
last legislature provides for the taking
of the school census between the 1st
and 10th of September. instead of be-
tween those same dates in August, as
heretofore. This in measure will
prevent the usual changes which have
teen in previous years quite an annoy
ance, for by the 10th of September the
children are all in the schools which
they expect to attend.
DR.. G. H. Klein, clerk of the school
board, will of1iciate as census enumer-
ator for district No. and all other
unassigned districts in the county, and
expects to begin his work Immediately
upon his return from the country,
where he is now endeavoring to get
count on all full-fedged prairie
chickens.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-09-05
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

DIR. A. BUTLER,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office Hours 9 to II a. M, to 3 and
to 8 p. m.-Office over
Drug Store.
Night Calls at the Hotel.
Forsyth Montana.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-09-05

We have few ladeies' shirt waist,
which we are closing out at cost.
HARRY H. FLETCHER & Co.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-09-05
MUST VOTE
ON BRIDGE

So Says the Attorney General IN His
Opinion on Yellowstone Bridge.
Roscbud County May Issue
Bonds and Exchange
Them for Warrants
Given TO Custer for
PrOportiO or
Debt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-26
,Iernbanr=l =lllDfft.

S5noianapoli8. Sno., SUM- 26. -
5 Dag, On5oag 9iorgen inOlpb 3eIsz
gram fra qeru, Sno., at 3og g}r. 3
paa @abai6zQinien er forulptfet.
Oct itulOe naa 9eru, bar foriintst
og lob meo 6pjeite 6urt, Ou bet BED
@ais itprteoe en- @rap, fremtommen
peb en- llObditning,
Qotomotipet og @ogne forulpftes
be; Qotomotibferer Butler og 6prz
6poer 2loam8 orGbtes paa Steoet; til
tige er 12-15 Ya8la9erer opbe og
mango fbGItebe.
2(ae Qager fra 9eru bleD 6urti9it
muligt benteoe.
Oplpsningerne fra lllnffeiteOet er
enonu magre, oa Den iorgelige 8egis
pen6eo fanOt Steo, lige inoen 9laoene
git / Presien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-26
Sc tnlinbe Sing.

Snbtdnernes Sab til 81 e
gertngsagenterne. 0enper,
Solo, SUM "a. - @n Snbianer I
Albuquerque peo Nabn 2om WlcGotz
mid, ifsO forleoen lin Squap. 6an
bDggeoe bernGit ct 8aal og lagoe bens
oes 2egeme Oerpad. 0erpaa iteb ban
fig ielp, iaaleOes, at ban ogiua falot
oper paa gaalet. Mc6ormi9 bar en-
bel oplGrt Snoianer, og agentens 3ils
Jpn bar 6am uuobolbelig, og ban pdaz
itob, at b9re en- fri ameritanIt 8ors
ger. 9an gjoroe Mobitano, bd man
prspebe at arreitere bam for Oruftens
ltab, og fit Raleri mob politiet, itpO
ban ferit fin Suitru og ioa fig IelO.
Wallapas Snoianere, bOis Stamme
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-26
Wilnrltreifcrnr gaar til
Slanogribcl cligbcOcr.
auinOcrne OpbiOicr Ocm.

Streiterne @irginia Minerne tas
ger en- iteoie mere og mere truenoe
Stillin9. gn 2tfoelinQ al aeQerins
gems Sroensbadno69bere Ifulbe efter
8ommer Sactions 9 llinq 6rinqe
Uilnerne Den Ieoodnlige 2toparfel (ens
Junction. ON, at intet uloDliqt bilne
blipe tdalt og ON beb W1inerne. 81
ficererne bleb af Streiterne brebne ira
gluehelos oq matte oben / &ebet paQ
@runo al De df Stormen eoeladte
5ernoeie trampe % U2il til 1oos.
4ntommen til Wdtendn, prebeDe e
ll9eIeoes bar at befenotasre ben offis
cielle 2lDDdriel, men en- Slot al Streiz
terne fulgte Dem pberdlt, bebq6neoe III
3Gnoerne meb Sfpocpda6en, oq runot
ON leo truenoe Stemmer: ,,Qeo meb
oem, yleo meO beres 2(obarIell"
aoinoerne neotalote 6imlen5 6qpn
oDer Ulineejsrne, og 8ernene 1pnqeoe
Sten efter Dem.
llroiig6eoerne fortIatte Iig peb De
andre U}iner. Streifernes RaIeri til
tog, og 36acter, bOor OrOrene 6l.b
oplGite 6endo Wiioodg, tiltog bet en-
Iaaoan @raO, at en- al Strejterne az
fbrece i'm Reoolper - og ejeblittelig
tog bans 9ammerater Gtsemplet efs
ter 6am, og meGem 2O-3O Sfuo AZ
IpreOe5 paa iamme 9io. Oficererne
flDgteoe, og frelite meO RpO o9 nappe
9ibet.
Stiaingen blioer mere og mere at.
oorlig. Streiterne. benpeo 1000 Mdnb,
bar befaitet fig paa aentuctpsSiOen
9iergene Der, boor intet 9oliti fan
naa Dem, mebens be nof paa Q(mbas
itaoepis ian naa hiem naar iom BELT.
Sagen er iaaIeoes for 3iOen megst
tritiIt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-26
llnocrbOlOrnOe gGsning.

Gn 5oroel peo at lafe en- fort1at-
tenoe 5ortaain9 i ct 9agbloO er, at
man Der faar ct obertommeIigt StDfs
fe for bper Dag, Iaa 2aIeren life ftaI
Ipiioe for meget af fin 8iO. st St0i>
fe af en- gob fortfat 5ortGlling 6nsrt
0r. af ,86e G6icago 9tecorOz 6eralp"
er en- anerfenOt Del uf bette forefo9s
Iomme Gbicago 9agblao. 6pert Jir.
inoe6olDer tiqige en- fort illlItreret
6umoritift 5ortaling. 2aieyne al
o36e G6icago 3ecoroz6 z6eralO" fln
pare foroisieoe ON altio / bet at flnOe
en- alorig feilenoe llnoer6olbnina.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-26
Nl11eriRa.
StOrm % SDrrlUommellr,
Stor llDffe / ". Sirginia.
60 Uiennclteliu frGues.
GiOunOrrlig NcOning.
60 Oiennriteliu frGucs.

9luefelo, %. @a., Suni "a. -
Rdtten meaem 9sroag oq SsnodQ
baooe BET regnet tribe Strgmme ooer
be inaore giGrgoale. booriqennem
GHs6orns5loben tager fit 9eb
Oct baooe itormet en- Del 6ele Rat.
ten. men ingen bioere Staoe bar Ittt.
8a = Ssnbag 5ormiooag 6enab
9l. 10 - opbsrte Stormen pluoieii1,
olt tap ipanOenbe 6orrentnirg.
0imIen blep purpur iort - oq neb
est begpnote Ell raTenos St9bruo.
Zen imaae Ddl Iplotss men be
fremItormenoe 8anomasiet, iom al
oriq er tommen pdd et fdrliger, 5tt6.
s raIenoe 6aIt git ben oGloigs S.r9m
neo aennem 0dlen. rep Wineorheioer.
mes 6Dtter bort, taitebe belle Sa1az
bper, Iom lda op ao Str9nterne beo
6looen, ipm 9raggoo8 foran ia
mems Wienneiier r9olelsiloqre ip0ie
9ilflugt op oo giGrQitranten.
Snnet par forfproeliqt; aft iDm
@anoet for frem fplotes BET meo DER.
neIielig, 3nretroppe, 5emmer og 1rG.
er; intet tunbe itad for Glemsniernes
Ulaqt. Ia 8alen par Iaa Ingper,
Iteg ganoet til en- uanet 6fjoe. o.
Iamtioiq blep Strsmmens attsobcr.
Gnoeripenoe Wlagt iteDie forfarOt.is
gere.
Sprinoelig m9lotes Der, al 500
Wienneitelib par gaaet tdbt; Def biTcr
fig. Sub ite Qob MI, at bette 5al sr ia.
10 Gange for tort.
Der er inotil MI tonItdteret, at 60
9io er tr9pebe; foruOen at mango
U1ennsiier bar fadet femme aoritel.
Ter. beoen Hagen al RGbiel, miitet
aa, bDao De ejeoe - o9 9Groier pad
meaem 81 100000 og $2,000,009
gaatt td6t.
SernbaneItinnerne gennem 0alen er
pa'ienlig soela9te; og 3elegrafitGns
gerns omitprtebe.
gGrIi bar fom fagt Gtf 6orn 0az
len / Wc8onea 60. gg. go. liol;
0alsn langs Glind Riper IeO ogiaa
meget. 9aa tine Steber er Glts 6Orn
0alen lite ! Ulil breO, meO itejie
Stranter paa 6eg9e Sioer.
2lf be Itaoelibte gper bar aepltone
faaet ben pqrIte Wleofdrt. Den bleD
pmtrent ItbGet belt bort; men 6eloigs
bis baobe Snb6pg9erne forinoen iegt
9ilfugt 6siers oppe Den bapbe 200o
Snbb1gqere, af be 80 SaIooner, bere9s
ueoe paa Wlinedrbejoerne, blep tnn cen
itadenoe
9Den giOian leo o9Iad ipGrt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-26
Tarlilcn.

G6ica9o, SUM "a. - @armen er
utadlelig 6bica9o. 8aglige U}eooe
lelier ON DEB iom 5plge at Solitit %
6eoe bliper peo al tomme. Den "a.
SUM- oeoe 10 M9no al gdrme - en-
bar en- 2lrbejoer ct S9rnp9rtiteo.
5lere benliqqer 6eoioItlsie % tan lie
lere. Gn Wlanb fdlot neo fra ct 3ag,
hporpaa ban arbejoeoe 0. T. b., be fleite
fdlDt ON enten pdd 9aDen eller pad
beres 2lrbeibe. Gn U}dno bleb panz
bittig. 9reaturer paa oStoctparben"
bs U}asieois. Yaa en- Dag oeoe 200,
og fra areaturDognene paa ganeooQs
nene bleOe oobe &ger og SbIn iaget I'D
/ bunoreoepis.
ct. Soiepb. Wio., SUM- "a. - Gn
Wano. W. 9. grooforo, booe Al
9armen paa 5oget nar DeO aanIas
6itp.
X X
Siour Gitp, Sa, SUM "a. - Den.
ne 0u9 bar DGret ben barmeIte / bette
2lar, 81 Or. / Sipggen.
Dubuque, Saq SUM "a. - Der
parmeite Dag 2taret. 5lere ben
ligge / bebioitles 3ilitanO iom 6pl9,
af 8armen.
X
giiper Sails, SUM- "a. - 2ermo.
metret piier 100 @r. Gn Wlanb el
beb af Solitit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-26

@ioian, 50. ga., SUM- "a. - Gn 4
be melt qri6enbe Gpiiooer unoer benz
ne frpetelige lllbtte banote, oa Sog
Qf. (9orfolt &c W. R) tommenoe
peltfra mgotes meb Srtanen iuit iom
bet ouffeoe frem fra Cumberland Bier
gene.
5ogperionalet inoIau, at tet 9els
bi9Ite piloe p9re at naa 8iDian Sta
tion, og / 4 3imer raisbe 2otomotiDet
frem paa 3robs af Ortan og 5lobs
ltremmen. 3penbe 9ange bar 70
act li0e peb at lebe af Stinnerne, o.,
oa Waalet por fun 2 Wtil borte, Idd
acknowledgement en- 6ruienoe Storms
noo, Der bar Mennefelig, 0pretroppe
gr9er oq @rdgItumper, lie neo optr
0alen, lige Sernbaneiporet - foran
3oget.
Der bar SO pasiagerer meo 8oget
oq meo 0eos9ngitelie iua De nj
9anoet itige lige op til 9ogntrinnene
8il ben enc Sioe rejite fig ben iteilt
alippeIfr9nt; til ben anoen Sioe er
9i9raaas Is Sob ober bem. De pal
tillpnelucsnbe ubjGlpelig fangne iom
en- 5Gloe.
Gn S9rn6anearbeiber fra 9ibiar
bobbe bsloigpis Oppe fra 8jargaaier
opbaget aoeets ulpttelise Sitting
aft, bbab Hsmmer og wi tunoe bolOe
ilsbs ban til Sernbaneitationen o9 Fl
en- Del W9nb, alle foripneoe meo fax
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-26
SalImarfs Sort.

Siorrelie 23x28 CONNER. 9rpft /
iorifeli9e 5nrper, oller tlart 5ernblner
gper, 6ebitaoer oe 6latter, iamt aut
6elpoelisere 9anosbper, ltorre @darbe
o9 Rirter.
9iIienoes paa en- papruae portoirii
ior d Gts.
Danish Luth. publ. House,
&lalr, yiebr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-26

mango 8eb. be tanOe 6iarge fig, meo
iig til6age.
6rd &uI0ognene oppe paa gjGr9s
adIen fireoe be 9ebene neo til De UNI
teiteote qosiagerer, iom auereoe Itoo /
9ano til 2lntlerne.
5}srit bleb o1e 8pinoerne reobebe.
0e paa 3oget tiliteOebarenoe Wqno,
fit iurret He6enDerne ON Abinoernss
9ip, iaa bleb be ilDnget uo Den brit
ienoe Strem, Wi9noene pua 2tdIen beD
til, o9 be reooeoes.
0erefter tom 5uren til Wlano efter
M(onb.
5ogperIonalet fit meb 9ibsriiifo
toblet 9otomotioet lbs fra 3oqet, o9
ielp Iegte be 3ilflugt / Baggage Bog
nen, mems 2otomotibet, efter at 6ape
lebet $50 2(len, blep tbunget af Stins
nerne og Ianf ub 8slgerne. Qotomos
tibfereren par ben iioIte, Der forloo
3oget og mar baboe ban Orutnet. 6dn
miiteoe nemlig 3aget Rebet, od ban
tom uo / Strsmmen; fom bed et 9ioz
unoer toitebes ban MOB ct Sra, fit
after 6olo. og oeb 6jalp at ct bum
orebe Q(len lanqt Rsb, Der bleO taitct
no til bdm, bleo ogIaa ban truttet op
iii hen nPrmeitp A1ilobn.
0a man / Dag. efter at 9dnbet bur
iunten, prgpeoe poa at bjar9e be /
3oget inoebolote 8Grbiiager, biite bet
lig, at alt @oos par 6leben fprt bort
meo 5looen.
qaa famine Bis er BET anoet Steos
benot meo ober 100 5ragtoogne.
6por oiounOerligt oa, at ale Wen=
neitelip Der blep foritoanet for 0eoe1.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-26


Graoocf, 9aptolonien. SUM =. -
5 en- aamp oeo @1t.rtteo5 oen 20oe
SUM- miiteOe GnglanOerne 8 0jon6.
2 ladre0e8 oeoelig og / boaroi. 0esz
aoen toges 63 W}anb al &aptoloniz
ms bereone 5nfanteri til 6ange. 9e
lfbG6neOes o9 lpslooe5 Oerpaa.
8oernes 3al BAR u6etnbeligt s Con
ban bliber man Iteoie mere betantelig
ooer 9oernes tili0nelaoenOe 5remz
gang, napnlig ba man mente, at @enez
raj 5rends OOertogelie af Sommanz
ooen &aptolonien ItulOe betpoe 30
:rnes 5orjagelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-26
Sioite UYt.
9rigcn / SOOafrifa.

2on6on, SUM- "a. - qon0on o0ai=
In Hep8" meOOeler at 0pitanoen /
aaptolonien ipreOer fig paa en- ilosz
parslenoe MaaOe. 9et meboele8, f.
ger 8laoet, at omfring 5000 SAB
bpggere af aaptolonien, for bet neite
6armerignner, bar iluttet fig til 8oeys
mes &ommanDoer. 0enne Splnss
ming bar naturligoi5 patt itOr 2Sng=
itelIe 9onoon.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-26

9luefelO, 80. @o. Suni 25. -
Der arbeioes MI aT aae 9refter paa
Stabens llbbeoring / @ltz9orn 8alen.
$500 Manb er 2(rbeioe paa Seras
bdnelinierne.
2tntallet af beoe gaar nGppe op ooer
90; men Gjenbomstabet fan enonu lite
beregnes. @uberneren bar dllereoe
Isrget for betimelig Stats.9jalp -
og bill fremoeles boe al nsobenbig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-26

2(belbert $ 6a0Oeo. Nen 6os
pen, Conn, SUM- %. 2toelbelt
6ab, Sgn af llbenrig8miniIter So6n
6aD og i'm 3iO aoniul til Pretoria,
3ranspoal, er gat faloen uo fra
ct 9inouc paa 3oie Stage glen 6az
ben 6ouie og Ilaaet Iig libel. 6an trat
iiq tilbage til fit 9Grelle 81. 1, efter Al
6ape tilbragt 2tftenen meo nogle @enz
ner. ST. 2,30 opba9eOe en- 5orbigdds
enoe en- W}ano lig9enOe pad 5orto9et
neoen for 6otelet % unoerretteoe Die
blittelig ben oogtbaOenoe 0oteltael
berom. Der bleo itor 5oritbrrelIe /
6otellet, og mart par aQe @Giterne
paa genene.
6borleoes lllptfen egentlig er gdact
for fig, er Der tiliDnelabenoe ingen,
Iom Oeb. s @inbuet fanbtes en- baloz
rggt Gigaret, 6biltet ipnes at tboe pdd,
at ben fotulnttebe bar t9not en- Gigaz
ret 1om ban oilOe rnge, for ban git til
Sengs. Wlen ON ban iaa er falben /
Sebn peo 9inbuet, eller bar faaet ct
2lnfalb dfSpimmelbeo og oerDeo falocn
ub, er man altiaa lite paa bet Rene
meo.
2(oelbert 6a1 bar 26 2tur gammel
og bleb December 1899 uonGpnt til
&oniul pretoria efter Macrum.
6an tom tilbage fra Spo 2(frita for
ca. 4 Maaneoer IOen og tog 2lfiteb fra
i'm Sitting.