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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-11

% 'fi9 / bioe arebie, bpilfen Mobtas
'o> Der bar blepet @aIIingforbs beo.
tie oorger til Del peb bans 9jemtomii
fra 0anmort. os ingen glemtt at for
teIle. boilte @aper Nr. 5bieien babbe
meb fra fit ubmGrtebe 5eorelano.
Men life moi bermeo! De f6lgenbe
Oage a~rrongerebe ban | fine bGlbige
8utitspinbuer en- 8anmarfsubitiain9
i MiOten af boilten ct fempemasiigt
Proiett of apben6aon tronebe, og en-
tgnne Dag, bd ban peb enorme 2tbers
tisIementer, gaaoner, Riggertomitere
etc. bapoe fuuet fat Spenbingen Up til
ct bift 6pibemaul, og ban Ielo babbe
tient en- fife 5ormue, forareOe ban fine
&unber 1bele Sdmlingen unota9et proz
Ipettet at 9~sbenbabn, Der M inotd9er
ben Fornemite Plaos / bans 9iem /
@alingforb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-11

e n Is neboers M E. 9as
MEL Sones, en- CANNED OelItdaenbe
llngforl ube / Mt. 9ledIant 9opn=
hip. Der fioite Gfteradr bleo giort
umbnoig forbi ban babbe Iolgt fin
6arm for en- llbetbbeligbeb til Mat.
Sanien, families / 3orsoags Morges
/ fit !6jem blpbenoe at en- Masie Saar
/ Struben og 9als, tilfeiet meb en-
9arbertniO, Der lou benIlGngt poa
9ulbet. Gfter enbt 9erning bar iaa
ben 9amle &arl traolet / Seng og nec
unoer 39pperne for at ingen itulOc
finbe BAN. 6an blep imiolertib fun
BET at peter SenIen, en- M0ltetuIf, in.
ben ban enOnu bapoe faaet 9ib til al
blebe fig libel og beo burtig tiltalOt
G9gebi9lp f~relItes bans 2ip, enbIteni
ban gentagne @unge bah 2Ggen ON al
laoe BAN be | Sreo. Man mener, al
ban bapbe begauet @%erningen / ct On
falo at Melan4oli og 5ortpiolelIe opel
fine gale pengeaf1rer. !San er 81
Mar al. % leper Iom Gneboer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-11

0anteren SO alIingorb b.
Om Der er mere enb cen Odniter
WaIingforb, Conn.,, ital Ri ldbe uiagt,
men cen er Der / etbpert 3ilfGloe, en-
S1ntelsmanb, Der peb fine oriItige
annoncer og Reflamer al og til op.
naar at latte gben paa ben anoen Gns
BE-.
0anneren / WaGingforb beboer 6.
3bieien, % en- glimrenoe 5orretning
ifal ban gore Der / 8ben meb Wlanuz
%iafturoarer, Sientram, 0amepDnt.
@alonteri og meget dnoet. 6orleoen
bar Sr. 9bisien / a~sbenbabn for at
more fig og gore Snbtsb, og ct iad uos
m9rtet Snbtrpt giorbe oenne Waling
forb 0aniter paa &ongens asbens
boOneze, at pOannebros" ofrer BAN
o9 bans Maaoe at gre 5orretning
paa TO bele Spalter. @i b%ipiGtter:
,,Oet Dil fsre oltfor Oibt, ielo ON
pi fun ganIte fort ftuloe nGDne be utuls
lige barotte SnbfulO, fom tilfuIoe
qootgpr, at .0r. 5bieien life for intet
bar opbolbt fla en- Mennsftealber /
garnums .0iemitabn. 9i itdl nsies
meb at nGpne fra be dleriibfte 0dge
ct, Tom pifsr, life dlene bpor iosrig.
men ogIau bpor afbolot Dor 2dnbs
manb er / fit npe 89breldnb.
0r. 3bieIens Grue, fom lite bai
meb BAN Der / Oanmart, bapbe label
fin Manb pibe, al bans 9enner | fort
9al babbe | Sinbe at mootage BAN
pad 9dnegadrben, naar ban benote
bjem. gieblittelig bapbe ban fine
planer / Orosn. 6srIt te%legrofereoe
ban til fin 6uItru at Ienoe ct Weuiits
torps iii 3oget, ben Dag ban ANTON,
Iad tilbrdgte ban en- Dag meb at tere
runbt / asbenbabn og gore Snoteb |
olle be 6orretnin9er, bbor ban tunoe
tebe noest Ipscift oanit, iuoiom pors
eellan. odnffe proIpstter, 3r9ito, Ser
rdtotta. SslpIugsr meb norbiIte Wlos
tiper, oanIte Spilstort etc. etc. Om
aftenen babbe ban % Sitter fuloe,
oa nafte Moreen broe ban oo Duls
lineforb til. paa 8%aneguorben bleb
Dor 2anbsmanb mobtaget at oOer
bunoreDe at 8pens bebite Manb, oe
meb MnIitfen / Spioien brog belle
Selfabet til bans 5orretnins. Ser
blep aifterne unosr itpr 9ejtioeli9beb
llaoeoe OBJ, og bper at Gaiterne mob
r. en- 9abe.
ben nalte Dag rpgteOes bet ielD'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-11
Sanmarfs Sort.

StprrelIe 1913 CONNER. Srb.t
/ forite1ige 5arper, piler fart Serna
baner, 9per, agbiteber og Sl9tt,r.
Iamt aQe betpbeligere 9%anbsbber, ftpr>
re 8adrbe og &irfer.
Silfenbes paa en- papirruae portos
frit for as Gts.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-11

DEN bantsomeritan Il
5orfatter 0r. Srolf Wisbp, Res
baftpr af .,@ooo Hoabs Muga3ine"
er / Serb meb at tribe en- Bog ON
6enrit Sbfen pau Gngelit. Den bill
oGre fGrbig til Rptaar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-11
DR.. NILES PAIN PILLS.

st burtist, iitfert os paalioeligt Miobel
for ips eiler nerpgs S%opebpine, Sip9imerter,
@apepine, @enralsia, NerpBiitet, Srritubi.
litet, 9 eonlpsbeo, @ist, Scotica. Sncebol'
Der boerfen Opium eaer Morfn % %efterla'
Der insen femme @i%teruirfnineer. % 8oiis
25c. Faa Gpotefer eler ienoes Of DIR.
MILES MEDICAL Co, Eikhart, Indiana.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-11

atrfesubbibeGfe. Den til
ben forenebe banTts &irfe" berenoe
Menigb:o / @aupuca, @is., Der bette
mes at Paitor Sobnion, bar b%eIluttet
at ombpgge og foritsrre i'm airte.
Denne, en- elbre Murbinerings : airte
meo Ell meget breot Stib Ital oiitnot
Isges omoannet til en- &orstirte. Gn
SubItription for 2iloeiebringellen al
$4,000 er allerebe iat / Sang.
Menigbeoen bar ti0ige ~uopforbrei
forbgjet pr9itens 2en meb $500 dars
fig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-11
9anifsAmerifanif.

Smadbfom ter er 5itlen
paa ct lille banIf Maanebs1trift, Der
fun %inoeboloer Digte % Iom uogipes
at .. q. Wenbt Rasmusien / glins
ton, Soma. ST at be iibfte Softer
brinaer fem 0igte At 4bam Dan.
5elaen0e er ct df Dem:
SeItGnberen, 5pnboen og
Sboen.
Der lab ire 9enner beb breOen 8orb.
Sg mems be GruIene tpmte,
U1eo glus pad ainoen o9 tore Orb
Gnbber I'm 6iemItabn beremte.
De Iammen Iao / bet fjerne 8eit.
9por mun9t og meget maa prepes,
Men Minoet Iab Iom ben fieroe 9Git
Om 6jemmet, 6bor 9egen leOes.
9ilot Sneen ube paa pr9rien feg,
De talte meb bgjrsItet Stemme,
9f itumpebe piber be b9loigt reg
Sg Inntes, be bar oerbiemne.
.50os os oi aonge og Ri9sbdg bar;
3bi BET er 10 tlart Iom Dagger,
Soa mGIte en- i%fittelig S9aanbsfar,
ut S9lano er 9opeoIdgen.
Og bpem bar Iom hi ct Yrsfunb!
Bran ober til Sberrig tiger!
90 tennere enb Dor 8pgelunb
@r tun be ielanbfte piger".
Gn reper 6nnbo MI bit ubbreb:
,,g2ei, 5Den er 0dnmarts !9dbe;
Obi bpor er !6umlen bel mere ieo
Sq Munotejet mer / qope2
Om ri bar Stpnbeb2 10, paa bet 9up!
Men life mere jeg flyer;
s oeo, jeg er nebe fra Sbenoborg op',
OQ Der, tan s tro, bi bar piger"!
$50, 3D.! 10 Spoen MI, tyr Og breb,
Dog Spaanb er bet. Der batterl
Oct atoet er 10, iom dle bed,
81 mere enb ct Gar SLATER.
Maoite er Sbben tiot iejg og len,
.oan ligner mungt FIN Sebe!
Sra Odneoirte iii ,agens 0ren
s6an Itaar pau 9agt for Dor &ebe"!
9er blep liot title. til pau en- Sang
De ane en- Gang iltemte;
Del bar belt fart, peb ben gamle Gang
0per at Dem fit eget" glemte:
Der er ct pnoiat 2anb.
Del itnar meb brebe gese,
Q9r iolten giteritranb;
8et buater fig | Bate. OoL
8ets RaOn er gamle Ganmdrt,
Og BET er 5reius Car.
Der iab be 9enner Oeb breoen gorb,
5orl9ngit par aruiene temte, -
Weo Bins pod ainoen. men uoen Orb
Gm dQbrelanoet be oremte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-11
4erler.

9amLsOe ai Sisuro 2nFer.
Snbbofb. @uo % aeligipnen. =
qipet % WenneIftne. = Uinnoen. -
abtnoen. - 9lenmet % Sernene. =
Senlfab % a9rli9beo. Haturen 0
Runiien. 3ioen o9 Guiqbeoea.
140 Cher. Smuft inob. 80 Gts.
Danish Luth. Publ. House,
Blair. Neb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-11
Chamber Soften oa uooriper
forfpIeHtn.

Observation-Disclosures 9iIer fnrerer e~nsSprfes
lske paa enDag. SngenpeIbreoelie , in9enBeialing. 25s
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-11

6raS foIerne. Den af 9aitOr
8. 6anien, aenmare, q. DAT, opret.
teoe 9sjitole bar 6egpnot fin 9irtiom=
BED. Den bar bpgtige 2erertrefter
og bill forbaabentlig blipe foa bel be-
iegt at gguens mango unge DANTE, al
5orig8et tan lpttes, og Stolen bliOe
ct itdOi9t % gobt Geb / airtearbejoet
beroppe.
GIt 9orn 6pifiole bar ogiua be-
gbnbt i'm 8intertermin. Den bar ca.
10 Gteber, men Der bente8 fere. 9as
rerfrGfterne er be IGoDanlige.
4 X X
Srinitatis Seminarium og Blair
6oaege, Blair, Rebr., bar, Taa unoers
lig bet lDber, / bette ItoletritiIte 4ar,
omtrent fulot 6us. hinge apinber
bar / bet Iterite QGntal, nogen banIf=
ameritanit Stole nogen Sinbe fan
opbiie, Iggt BERTH.
Der bentes ogIda Der enbnu flere
@leper = og ingen ital at 5rpgt at
PlaOsmangel boloe fig tilba9e. Der
er prattifte Soft her, fom not Ital
inbe gobe Op6oIosfttper I Sfolens
u~miboelbare 09r6eb.
priien er oltib ems $14 pm
Waaneben for aft.
Dpb8faIb. Onsbag forrige
llge af9it I Gig. o6bicagos9often" S.
Der g. pibI. Snbe6aOer at 8irmuet
Is. 50. pibl M'fg. 60, oeo 9eben / fit
9iem / @bica9o, efter ct fort Spgeleje
at Qungebet9noelie E.
Is. g. 9i6l bar tenot / bibe &reoIe
% bar en- meget agtet og afbolot
Mano. 6uns jaone, elifp9roige aas
ratter, b16t praQel af Jfeligipftet.
bans 6Goerlig6eb og utrGttelige
Qrbeibsiom6eb babbe ifafet BAN en-
itor @ennetrebs, Iom meo oprigtig 8es
tldgelIe bil moota9e 'MebbelelIen om
bans 0eo. 9on BAR / i'm beoIte Qloer,
enbnu life 80 2(dr og fob / Spioien
for en- 8orretning, iom netop nl lobebe
at 9ibe ct goot uobbtte. !0an lebebe ct
oberoroentlig lptteligt 5amilielip meO
tin efterleoenoe Suitru pg 5 8ern.
Den Qfbebe bar fsbt / Snogebat,
poulfter Sogn paa 8ornbolm og Tom
FER til Qanbet / II Qars Qloeren.
Som oanite ung bleb ban Mebejer at
Sirmaet pibl &c SobnIon pad We1s
Ct, Gbioago, bois Specialitet bar
gpgning at elegante 9rapper og 8alu=
TRADER. Senere obertog pibl 5orretz
ningen olene og a~rbejbebe ben op til en-
uf De fteriis i nrbnte Sag / Chicago.
5an bar poa fine 9Grtiteoer beItafti=
get en- MGngbe 2anbsmGnb, Der bill
minoes BAN Tom en- human % imeoes
tommenbe Q%rbeibsgiper.
DE fleits at ben Qfbsbes nermeIte
Glagt opbolber Iig Der / 2anOet, idas
lebes bans 9amle Mlober, Mrs. S.us
liane pi6l, Der bor bos fine to 0stre
Ii minneapolis, Mrs. Mecbella 3asz
musIen % Mrs. Wartine Sgrenlen;
enbbibere bans TO 9rsbre, SIR. 80. s.
Yibt / MeGs, Minn., og SIR. Sulius
49,
pibl, @bedton, Sa.. for 3iben / Sc
orqia.
gegrobslien foregit 2grbag Gfters
mibbag fra 6jemmet unber en- meget
talrig 9ilIutning fra 6dmilisns 9en=
ner og ben Qfo6bes fore 9etenbtItabss
trebs / neutrality-suspicious.. Den
tore 0eltagelie Oioneoe ON, at BET bar
en- COB og ofbolot Manb, 1Om Oeben
babbe bentet.
CAN'T Mnfer, Den banTte
Marinemaler Riis Garitenien bar tas
get 9op9l / 5loribd pg mene5 at bile
gsre ben Stat til fit fremtioige 9jem.
Sdn bar label aae fine / Oanmart
efterlaote Malerier iGlge oeo 2tuttion.
Gn anoen Oanit Marinemaler, Nletb
8jern, opbOloer fig for 3ioen / Nep
9ort og bill blioe Der 9interen ober.
| San uofsrer en- Ratte @obelinsmales
rier for nogle Rigmano / Nep Yort.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-11
Il ar tat {.

Gn M bunitsdmeritdnff Suletantate
er MI | 6dnbelen. 0ens 3itelblat
foreItiler Samse airte.
8enne npe aantate Itplbes ct Sam
arbeibe mellem pr9ften % Organiiten
/ ben DanIfe 3rinitatis airte / Gbica-
90. Den begpnbsr meo at erinore ON
S,ulen / 0dnmdrt:
Grinorer ou ben tpite,
!6iemlige Suletb9lo,
Haar 4fteniolen lbite
Wdt oper 8affens 6qlD.
Oa iteg Der Sloffefimen,
2an9sbejs fra, bit mob 9Th,
Bor MI bar 9leoestimen
9ommen til Soro paanb.
0m Ieloe 8ptn Gbicago beboer BET
9t, men Der / benne 3ummel,
6por be Iobebe 6abritfer
Scr Ell 6immel msrt og Ttummel,
9oalebinoer Sino og Cans,
6por be glitrenbe gutitter,
Bag bpis beforerte Ruber
Ofres til 2Ggbptens 9uber,
8aarer meb e~lettriit 0lds. -
9dntoten er ubIat, Ioa at ben ian
bennttes baabe Tom Solo1ung, ION
8partet % Tom 9or D. T. b., og er be
regnet boabe for 9iemmet og for 9irs
fen.
paitor GritIen er tenbt / Gbicago
Tom en- bnetig Stribent Og 2eiligbebs=
bigter. 9eorge Dupont !9anien er en-
Gleo at @aoe, oe bar trobs bet, at ban
er blind, ct fort alaptrs Repertoire.
6an bar tioligere tomponeret abTtil=
lige alaotritptter, uotomne / aBbens
bubn oe / 2eip5is, men ioaDibt pibes
er benns aantate bans fsrits ameriz
tan1fe Gompoiition.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-11

YIubfelig bso. 0r. Giler
6Olcts Suitru bsOe / Sig. oNorolpIet"
plubIeliq forleben Dag / 8rootIpn,
Iom bun meb i'm 5am:lie FAB peb Mios
oaesboroet. !6un babe / flere 4ar
libt at nerbsie 3ilfelbe. s Srebierne
tom Gru 6olrt iom uns gige til Sem
gort Iummen meb fir Wober og en-
Softer, 5rpten Bertha Sartorpb, M
5ru Grsleb, og muntterl ounIfe 9as
mer enb bisle % begaotoe SsItre bar
Dante, Der ben Sang og Ienere oelto5
/ Sffanbinabif screenings 5eitligbes
Der, nGppe trufet Der. s mango Qar
bar 6olcts !6us / gefp Yort ct gerne
Isgt SamlingsiteO; tbi Der bar man
oltio litter paa at inbe @9itfribeo og
banIf Selftabeligbeo. s be Ienere @ar,
Iom 2Ggtepurrets 9srn giftebe Jig,
bleD Der f%orbolosbis title / 6olcts
Sus, men Iige til bet Iiofte fate 5ru
!6oItt Yris paa MI o9 ou at bare til
Steoe Deb oanIte Sdmmentomiter.
Bru 9olcf bleb SO 4ar 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-11

Opereret. paitor 8. peberf
Iens 5uftru, Gbicugo, bar gennem3
gaaet en- belbig Operation pda ausuz
ltana 9oipital Der | 9ben.
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-10-30
Stricken With Paralysis.

Henderson Grimett of this place was stricken with partial paralysis and completely lost the use of one arm and side. After being treated by an eminentphy- sician for quite while without relief, my wife recommended Chamberlain's Pain Balm, and after using two bottles of it he is almost entirely cured.-Geo. R. Mcdonald, Man, Logan coun- ty, W. Va. Several other very remarkable cures of partial par alysis have been effected by the use of this liniment. It is most widely known, however, as a cure for rheumatism, sprains and bruises. For sale at Cotter's drug store.
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-10-30

The Yuma delegates to the statehood convention have re- turned home and report the convention as having been an enthusiastic success, and every body had a "good time" The Yumaites honored by the con- vention were Lieutenant R. $.
 Patterson, who was elected sec retary; T. D. Molloy on credent- ials and H. s. Laughlin, on com mittee on resolutions. The delegates selected to go to Wash ington and work for statehood were w. c. Green, L.. w. Mix, E. B. Gage, Jno. Brockman, Jno. Lawler and w. J. Murphy
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-10-30

It seems like most of the young men of this town have discovered the power there is in a box of candy. But these are the days of small things, and the lover who is not fully aware of this fact deserves a refusal.
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-10-30

per acre. The prices of the water stock will be advanced so they will keep pace with the price of land and water com bined. The speculation is not in the land, but in the water
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-10-30

One preacher will come along and tell you that if you don't be- lieve in a certain mode of bap- tism you will be lost. Another will tell you if you don't accept certain doctrines hell is your doom. Still another will tell you that if you do accept these same doctrines you will be damned. So when you figure it down, it's you'll be damned if you do and you'll be damned if you don't. All can't be right. Somebody is responsible.
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-10-30

While perambulating around the other night our attention was attracted by some loud talk ing inside certain residence we were passing. We stopped a moment. The way the husband was talking to his wife was posi- lively awful, and the way the wife was talking to her husband was awfully positive.
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-10-30

An American is running Lon don's fastest transit line, Ameri- can railroads are to carry Aus tralian mails, and if Edward VII wants his coronation to go off properly he had better get an American to take charge of it.
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-10-30
Notice for Publication
Homestead Entry No. 3697.

Department of the Interior Land OfTice st Tucson Arizona. Sept 70, 1901. NetSee is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of her intention to make communication final proof in support Of her claim, and that said proof will be made be- fore the Clerk of the Probate Court at Yuma Arizona, on Saturday, November ,, 1901, viz: Stella M. DeLong. of Yuma, county, Arizona for the Ell Sec 2s, T9, s R 24 W, G. & s. R. B. & NJ.
 She names the following witnesses to prove her continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land. viz;
 Oscar P. BOndesson, Arthur B. Case, Minnie Case and Sidney B. Johnson, all of SOr1erton- Arizona
 MILTON R. MOORE, Register First publication Sept. 25 1901. w6
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-10-30

Senator Depew recently told a delegation of English railroad men that the way for them to make better profits was to con sign good part of their equip ment to the scrap-pile.
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-10-30
Notice for Publication.

Homestead Entry No. 3109.
 Department of the Interior,
 Land Of1ce at Tucson Arizona,
 October f9, 1901. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof fn- support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Clerk of the District Court at Yuma, Arizona. on Saturday, November 30-190I- viz: George w. NIcNIorris, of Yuma, Arizona. for the WIZ SEA and E7a SW14, Sec. B, T. 8, s. R. g w, G 6 s. R B Ss M
 He names the following witnesses to prove his oontiraous residence upon and cultivation Of said laId, viz:
 Waltor s. Ingalls,, John M. Spcese, Claus ". Meedea and Cash NJ. Smith, all of Yuma, Ari zona.
 MILTON R. MOORE. Register. First publication Oct 23 1901,
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-10-30

A Kansas editor says: "Mrs. Jones called this morning and laid dozen eggs on our table, " This is startling, but may be true; most anything is liable to hap pen out in Kansas.
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-10-30
Notice for Publication
Homestead Entry No. 3736. Department of the Interior,

Land Ofice at Tucson, Arizona,
 Oct. 21, 1901. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his inten- tien to make final proof in support os his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Clerk Of the District Court at Yuma, Arizo- na, on Saturday, November 3O 1901, viz: Albert L. Dean, of Yuma, Arizona, for lots 3 and f and NIE VIVA, Sec. 32, T. 16. s. R. 22 E., s. B. B. & M.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land viz;
 Jacob D. Meadows. Harry Alexander, James Meadows and Charles E. Denmark, all of Yuma, Arizona.
 MILTON R. MOORE, Register. First publication Oct, B. 1901.
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-10-30

The president will probably recommend increases in both the army and navy. His experience with both makes him a capable adviser on these subjects.
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-10-30

The Tucson papers give Judge Barnes credit of being ''the whole thing" at the late state hood convention.
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-10-30

About the only consoling thought a dying sinner can have is that he is. not likely to be left out in the cold.
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-10-30

President Roosevelt is said to advocate irrigation of the arid lands of the west. Secretaries Hitchcock and Wilson are both with him.
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-10-30

Prosperity makes the whole country have that good old re- publican feeling.
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-10-30

Senator Hanna says he and the president are partners and their first interest is the welfare of the republican party.
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-10-30

MT. Bryan will be asked to make a few campaign speeches where he can do the least harm.
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-10-30

A prominent arrival-a pim- pie on a gir's nose.
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-10-30

r...zt ,orblica::qn c3t. sa teo1
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-21
Notes of the Strike.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.-Betwecn $50 and
200 machniSts struck. In the railway
machine shops and the engine works the
men are working, the firms either having
granted the Unions demands or made
agreements with the men pending nego-
tiations.
New Haven, Commonly about 100
machinists, divided among several shops,
struck. The Sargent Machine Works is
the only large plant affected.
New Britain. Conn.-Seyen shops
are affected, 1870 machinists out of 2l5
having quit.
Bay City, Mich.-Six hundred ma
chinists struck here.
Columbus, Ohio.-All the machnists
here continued at work. If the National
manufacturers grant nine hour day, the
agreement will 60 into effect here.
Washington. Ind.-The big machine
shops of the B. & o. S. W. II. Il. In this
city are idle. None Of the 200 machlnists
and helpers returned to work. The men
are orderly.
Fernbank, OhioA committee Of
machinists of the United States Cast
Iron Pipe Foundry Company presented
demands. Manager McLaren rejected
them, and said he would close the plant.
The machiniSts walked out.
Minneapolis, MINI. -- Machnists to
the number of $50 refused to resume
work. Six small shops signed the agree
ment.
Jersey City. N. 1.-THE machin-
lists strike does not affect Jersey City to
any great extent, employers having ac-
cceded to the demands several months
ago. Fifty men went out at the Central
Railroad of New Jersey shops at Com
munpaw and forty at the Bayonne
shops. At the Tubular Boiler Works Of
tho Babcock & Wilcox Company at Bay.
onne the entire force Of machinists quit
work.
New Brunswick, n. J.-Sixth ma
chinists employed at John Waldron's
Iron Foundry struck for nine hour day.
The plant is practically closed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-21

tuted at o'clock this morning. More
than one hundred firms have signed the
nine hour agreement since Saturday and
others are expected to come to terms dur
ing the day. Six more ST. Louis con-
Germs haze agreed to the demands, max
ing forty in all, which covers all Of I'M
portance in that city. All in New Or
leans have signed and messages from
other sections have been received which
President O'Connel says are indicative
of victory for the strikers.
Notwithstanding these advices Mr..
O'Connell estimates that there are nearly.
if not quite, 100000 men ont today. In
the principal manufacturing centres
about $4,000 have quit work, but care
full consideration of the many smaller
towns affected he says easily doubles
these figures. Every machinists' union
in the country, the members of which
are at work, will contribute to the sup
port OF the men who are out. and the
entire order is backed by the American
Federation of Labor and itas treasury.
President O'Connell at noon predicted
victory for the strikers.
1.-THE outlook" he said, dis very bright
for us. The orders are being obeyed
everywhere. l have not heard fully from
the large cities vet, but by tomorrow |
fully expect to see half of the men who
went out this morning 90 back to work,
as | feel confident that so per cent. Of
the outstanding firms will sign the agree
ment tonight. Not one man has deserted
us, and there is no danger of this In
fact ! have had to exert strong pressure
on many who want to go out in shops
where the firms are willing to meet our
demands. The Lehigh Valley Railroad
shops at Buffalo have all been closed
down. and it is expected that all the men
along the entire system will 20 out to-
day in sympathy, completely Tying up
the road. Reports are that the Gulf
Colorado & Santa Fe Road and the Hi
nois Central Railroad have agreed to our
demands.'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-21
MACHINlSTS
SUCCESSFUL
Remington Machine Co.,
and Pusey & Jones -
Co. Have Acceded.


Victory was won yesterday by many
of the thousands of machinists who went
on strike for nine hour day with the
same pay. Reports received from all
over the country were to the effect that
large cncerns in the various cities where
the strike is in progress or contemplated,
are granting the demands.
The statements given out by the labor
leaders are very encouraging. Flu
ployers were in their offices earlier than
usual in consultation over the demands
of tho strikers. In Wilmington the
strikers have grounds to be jubilant.
Three concerns acccded to the request
for a nine hour day.
They were the Pussy 4 Jones Com
pany; Remington Machine Company and
the Delaware Hard Fibre Company.
The order for nine hour day at the
plant of the Pusey Il Jones Company
was made although the men We're not
out. The nine hour day is operative in
all the departments. Other concessions
are expected today.