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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-21

The stomach controls the situation.
Those who are hearty and strong are
those who can eat and digest plenty OF
food. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. digests
what you eat and allows you to eat all
the good food you want. II you suffer
from Indigestion. heartburn. belching or
any other stomach trouble this prepa-
ration can't help but do you good. The
most sensitive stomachs can take Il.
George r. Powers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-21
Lost Both sons.

Special to Times Republican,.
Odebolt, March Undertaken Will
lam Graham received q telegram from
Mr.. John Fuchs at Des Moines that he
would arrive In town tomorrow on the
afternoon train with the bodies OF his
two sons Mr.. Fuchs is well-to-do
farmer who lives about nine miles north
east Of here. His two boys, one aged %
and the other 10, have been attending q
business college at Des Moines. They
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-21
Socks MS Erring WIFE.
Special to Times Republican.
=. III AIa.<.i. ~ I w La,

Special to Times-RepubIican.
Abel, March eli. w. Kramer, Dali
las county farmer. is in Sioux City
searching for his wife and man named
Knoll. Kramer is a patent medicine
vendor during the winter months and
while he was in Illinois on business his
wife disappeared. Knoll, whose farm
adjoined Kramer's, also moved away
and Kramer thinks that woman Civ
ing the name of Susan Kramer, who is
living with C. l.. Kroli near Sloan. is
his wife. He asserts that the two have
not been married.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-21
MARsHAIlrowN CONFERENCE.
Will BE Held at Rock we'll Apryl &c I,
on and "a

23 and ~.
Special to Times epublican.
Rockwell, March ol.-The seventh
semi-annual session of the Marshall
town district conference will be held on
April %, 90 and n next. The district
conference is composed of the travelling
and local preachers, the eXhorters, the
district stewards and one Sunday school
superintendent one president Of an Ep-
worth League chapter and one class
leader from each pastoral charge in the
district.
Following is the program:
Monday Afternoon, April 22-
Opening.
Timely Sunday School Topics light
minute papers
rs the Sunday School Fulfilling Rea-
scnable Expectations? Mrs. H. j.
Bowder.
"The Sunday School as an Evangeliz-
ing Agencys-W. H. Foster.
Dangers of the Sunday school'-J.
r. "A. Hammer.
Discussion.
Timely Epworth League Topics -
Eight-minute papers
The League as Assistant Pastor
Mrs. j. n. Thompson.
The Pastor as the Leagues Assist
ant Frank Currie.
use and Abuse of Helps" Mrs. L. C.
Clark
Dangers of the League "-H. E. Stan
berry.
Discussion.
General Business. Appointing Com
mittees, Etc.
Monday E,yening-
Love Feast-Led by G. B. Wright.
Sermon. Text. John, 80. B.
Waite.
Lords Supper Conducted by the Pre-
siding Elder.
Tuesday Morning, April 20
Morning Prayers-Led by I. K. Gale.
| Disciplinary Business.
Written Three minute Report From
| n) Glass Leaders: ~ Sunday School
Superintendent; (3) Presidents of Ep-
| (5) Exhorters: 90 Local Preachers: "a
Pastors; (s) Presiding Elder.
| Miscellaneous Business.
Sermon. Text, Gal. So and &C. w.
| Lyon.
| Timely Financial Topics-Eig ht-min-
ute papers
THE Best Plan for MINISTERIAL Sup
port N. Earhart.
The Pastor and Ills Stewards" IF.
NJ. Coleman.
Ministerial Labors and Rewards as
lsCompared With Other Prefesstons''---'r
II. Trevithick.
The Conference claimants Is Toe
Much Made of Him 2. A ffirmative. w
N. Gilbert; negative, II. ]. Bowder.
1 Tuesday Afternoon
4 Devotions-Led by n. NJ. Morgan.
4 Sermon. Text. 1 John 3:s-F. c. Wit.
.zigman
Timely Pastoral Topics Elght-minute
papers
THE Pastor Hard at work"-Miles e
Mitchell.
The Preacher as Lec.urer"-o. r
/ Newell.
The Minister as an Administrators
| n. n. Barton.
Pointers on the Presiding E1dership'
u. II. Thompson.
i General Discussion.
Timely Evangelistic Topics Eight.
minute papers
"Are we Losing Evangelistlc Power?'
III. b. Jones'
Modern Evangelists: Use and
/ Abuse''-M. w. 8. Perry.
I Care of Converts"-W. F. Bacon.
"Hcw to Develop the Spiritual Life Of
the Church?"-W. B. Davis.
Discussion.
Tuesday Evening
THE Forward Movement.
Thirty Minutes of Prayer-Led by Ed.
ward Lee.
Twenty-m Addfessea
~ "our Schools and Colleges. T
Crippen.
(2) conference ciaimants.s. n
Fellows.
as "other Objects =. emediey
Wednesday Morning. April ~
Prayer and Praise-7Iedr by \. NJ
Nielsen. 81.
Disciplinary Businesss
Timely Literary Topics hit -mlnut,
papers Il
.:use of Newspapers Mark Masters
Else Of the Library A. Willsin
son.
Review Of CANDLES SUNDAY tn,
i True sabbath"-w. A. Pye.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-21
A Happy hiOtIleP

Frolicking with her baby makes one OF
the prettiest spectacles ever seen in the
home. But nothing is sadder to see than
the unhappy mother, weak and nervous,
striving in vain to hush the cries of her
weak and nervous babe. There can be
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-21
Conrnd a Shipping Point.
Special to Times Republican.

SpeclaI 10 IIlIes-NepubI1cafl
Conrad. March 21.-Thirteen car loads
of stock We're shipped from here Tues
day: also ten car loads of grain We're
billed out. Twenty-Five car loads of cat
tie were SHIPPED from here yesterday,
Conrad is not very large town, but is
getting to be quite = shipping point.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-21
odebolt Man Bndly Hurt.

Special to Tlmes-FtepubIlcan.
Odebolt, March 81. As James Filing
ser was driving along the street on his
dray last Friday one of the front wheels
dropped into rut with such force that
il threw him from the seat to the
ground and one wheel of the dray ran
over his left arm just above the wrist.
breaking both bones. DIR. Selby reduced
the fracture and he is doing well, but
will carry his arm in sling for some
time.
j. A. Williams, who used to live here
and run a drug store, now of Oakland,
was in town between trains Monday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-21
Grand Jun crion.

= p@eldlf 70 u tlIeS-hepuDttpaf.
Grand Junction. March 81 So
far as can be learned the passen-
gers hurt in the wreck on the c., r. |.
& p. railroad last Monday, north of this
place two miles, are all doing very we'll,
and getting along nicely. 1t is now
thought that all viii recover.
Anthem Schmittle, Who has been very
low for some time. is considered beyond
recovery, and liab BILE to passsaways at any
time.
The great number of empty whisky
bottles anywhere to be seen is an alarm
ing circumstance an indication that
booze and boozers are plentiful and on
the Increase. Uncle Sam might find
something to do.
Will Goodwin Will begin the erection
of d residence as soon as the weather
settles.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-21
Death of Florence Slummeryvill.

Special to Times Republican.
Odebolt, March 81 Florence Stem
mems was born near Eddyville, Wapello
county, Iowa. Jan. ~, 1852. She was
married to w. j. Summerwill at Prairie
City. Iowa, on Dec. 16. 1875, where they
resided until they came to Odebolt in.
April. 1880. Mr.. Sunmerwill died at
his home in this city Nov. 5, 1897. Last
December Mrs. summerwill and her
three children, Hazel, Ben and Kate,
went to Los Angeles, CAL, where she
met her death March a. 1901. by jump
ing or falling from a street car. Be
sides her three children she leaves to
mourn her loss a father. Benjamin
sienmens. three sisters, Mrs. Amanda
Kingdom, Mrs. Reed kingdom and Mrs.
y. II. Fugard. and two brothers, John P.
and William Slemmens. Her father,
two sisters and one Brother We're here to
attend her funeral. which was held in
the Presbyterian church Wednesday
afternoon. Rev. ! d. McRae preaching
the sermon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-21
DANGEROUS TABLETS.
e w oman Made Seriously III
by Headaches Tablets

by Headache Tablets
Special to Times Republican.
Cherokee, March Headache ia b.
lets nearly caused the death of Mrs.
Charles Beatty of this place. She had
been suffering with headache and had
taken headache tablets to the mum Der
of five. Immediately after swallowing
the last tablet she was thrown into con-
vulsions, and physicians had greattro
BILE in restoring her. One of the doctors
remarked that ten minutes of delay
would have placed her beyond thereach
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-21

no happiness Tor
either mother or
ch lid wit hout
health. Doctor
Pierce's Favorite
Prescription g has
done wonders" for
many a woman,
by restoring her
health and OPEN
ing for her the way
to happy mother
hood. This really
wonderful 1nedi-
cine is not a cure
all. It is a prepara-
ton specially de-
signed to cure dis
eases peculiar to
women. 1t dries
facilitating drains,
heals inflammation
and ul8c eration,
cures female weak
ness, and removes
the causes which
generall y make
women neTvou S
and sleepless.
There is no alco-
hol in q Favorite
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-21
state Center News.

Special to TimeS-Repupllcan.
State Center, March 2l.-Twenty fivesl
emigrants shipping nine car loads of
household goods and farm machinery,
loaded here Tuesday and shipped
"Wednesday morning al o'clock by sps.-
scial train on the Iowa Central for North
Dakota. The train got a S far as Malta,
where 1T ran onto a broken rail and the
last three cars We're derailed. The other
part of the train Went to Newburg,
where it waited to be taken north over
the main line. The wrecker was sum
moned from Marshalitown and the cars
We're soon righted. There was no dam
age done the goods, because the en-
gineer and conductor both suspected a
broken rail- altllo they did not know the
exact whereabouts. The wreck caused a
delay of the regular train, which did not
arrive until late in the afternoon. The
accident will force the Central to run
a special train from Newburg TO st.
Paul in order to attach the delayed cars
TO the excursion train on the Great
Northern.
A racket store will be started up soon
here in the building formerly occupied
name of the promoter of this business is
lnied.
The postponed sale of Carl Duseell on
\ the Goodrich place, east of town. came
off yesterday. The sale was We'll att
tended considering the weather. Every
body that attended came for the pur-
pose of buying and the sale went we'll.
/ The wedding of Mr.. Henry Neidert
land Miss Jennie VaGer occurred last
Isevening at the home of the brides par
Tents. two miles west Of town. The
young people will live on the James
Nfatson farm. which the groom has
rented for a term of years.
Conrad.
Especial to Times Republican.
Conrad, March 81 Mr.. and Mrs IT,
III. Young arrived home from Green
Mountain Saturday, where they spent
part of last week visiting relatives and
4 friends.
Mrs. Clint Pyles, of Written, visited
over Sunday with Mrs. L. n. Ravlin
4 Billy Parish. of Written. was Con-
rad caller Monday.
w P. Helscher left for New Provi-
4 dence Monday to look after the inter-
ests of the Deering Harvester Com
pany
Neut Critzer and Or. sayre went to
Clifford Monday on a hunting expedi-
ton. Their car of ducks has not ar
rived as yet.
Rev Conn, the evangelist, and his
singer, Mr.. c. r. Handenschield, who
i have been conduct ting a series OF reviva
meetings here for about four weeks
left Monday night for Chicago. where
they will hold a series of meetings.
Miss Lucy Wells. of Sumner. came ur
from Toledo Wednesday morning Z
spend vacation with M. and Mrs
4 Charles Stubs, west of town.
A Mrs. Will Smith is quite sick.
!, Mrs W. p. Helscher is on the sicl
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-21
STOLE RARE COINS.
Valuable NIumismatic Collection Ii

Valunble Mumismatic Collection is
stolen at Davenport.
Special to Times Republican.
Davenport. March 81 An iron box
containing large quantity of rare old
coins belonging to Charles A. Cruys, Jr.,
was stolen from his office yesterday and
the efforts of the police to locate it have
been unavailing. Many of the coins
wars. .fsxframaIy Xaluahla.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-21
BOONE WINS AT BOWLING.

Team is Practically Undefcated and
Bids for the state Championship.
Special to Times epublican.
Boone, March Pin the match at
bowling between the Fort Dodge and
Boone team Boone won by a score of
1886 to 2,201 The Boone team is prac-
'tically undefeated and have challenged
Dubuque to match at Cedar Rapids
for the state championship.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-21

New Pastor. for clinton.

Special to Times Republican.
+ Clinton, March 2l.-Rev T. w. Jones.
of Marshall, Tex, has accepted a call
to the pastorate of Grace Episcopal
church of this city as successor &c DIR.
William Tyler. He is one Of the most
noted ministers of Texas and comes
here with the highest of recommends
lions.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-21
Luray.
Luray.
Special to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Luray March 2l.-Aae Bonen, a
teacher of more than local prominence,
has been secured by the school board
to take charge of the school here. A. A
Steward was elected secretary in place
of II. II. Hughes, who was elected di-
rector
A. Mellbers. j. w. Monroe, c. G..
Crazy and p. l. varnum We're passen-
gers for Marshalltown yesterday.
j. H. Bonawitz went TO Chicago with
a car load of fat steers Tuesday.
A. Mech is very low with Bright's
disease and is not expected to recover.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-21

It contains no opium, cocaine or other
narcotic.
Mrs. James W. Blacker, Of 6ze Gather
Inc Street, Syracuse. N Y, writes: "Your
medicines have done wonders for me. For
years my health was very poor had four
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vorite Prescription and Golden Medical Dis
ccsery have much better health, and now
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Use DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets with
wFavorite Prescription" if the bowels
ore inactive or irregular.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-21

Special to Times Republican.
4 Nora Springs, March 21.-Nora
Springs is to have a new store of gem
geral merchandise. Mr.. Collins, of
Clarksville, is the owner and will locate
in the Trevett block. He Will open his
store in about a week.
Sheets & Watson opened up their
clothing and gents furnishing store
yesterday.
Mrs. Nellie Baker has started a new
millinery store in DR.. Birney's building.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-21

Special to Times Republican.
Baskerville, March PA small fire
at $50 last night burned Miss Ruby
Barron badly, but not seriously. 1t was
caused from throwing pieces of cloth
used in cleaning with gasoline into a
coal pail. When put into the stove an
explosion followed. No material dam
age was done
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-05
6anna % HOOsauclt.

NaIbington, Stt. l. - pr9Iioent
9ooseoelts 9enner er meqet tilfreOie
meb, at Senator 6dnna paa ct pffentz
lig W{pbe bar egtlGret, 4; ban pg bans
8enner paa enboer Wfaa5e bill iege at
itptte ben nDe Yr9iioent. Wlr. gamma
bemGrtebe pda i'm tordtteliitiite Ulaaz
be. at efterIom ban enonu bar 6ors
mano for ben rspublitanIte rationale
aomite, og efterIom bnl hetl9ote ben
YoIt, forbi ban bar TT 41rti bengipen
meb 9ib % Sial, biloe fan og Roose=
oelt pqre partners" i bette Yarti.
Roosepelt er meget iilir:os meb ben
llbtaleie, bu 6annl 10 81 en- 5attor
og en- to- 6attor / bet gl~ti, Der balgs
te BAN ifm 9ieeprGIioe1i.
0enne 6annas geIlI!,t'nl er af me-
get Diosrer9ttenbe geta5ning, enb bet
peo fDrTte gjetait tunoe Ipnes. 3bi
fom ben oigtigite Perion bele Can
BET, nGit efter Yr9iioenign og Iom oen
anertenete og inoflbbelIs8rige 2eoer
af bet rfpu6litanite 9arii, er ban en-
mRqtig Stette for Der mlbGrenoe 2toz
miniitration og Pill bli9e iige Iaa r'E5s
tig og inoflpbelIesrig, n1s: en- M 30
mination og mulig 8erp2lg at RoOsy.
oelt Itaar for 9fren.
pit Hoossoslt fuloeliJ inbIer 6ans
mas Barb Iom Statsmaro og Rados
giber les blanot anOet AZ rctte Sattum.
at bet bar gamma, Der fgrIt gap prpz
iibenten Soeen ON at io9e at bebol6e
Ylc9inlep aubinettet; Iom man Iagbe
U1Grte til, fuI9te RooIebelt Rauoet
fulot og uforbebolbent.
Der bar pGret nmtst om, ia raaht
ON mango 9dnge. at Ulc5tmtb itDrtbe
ganoet, og Sdnna itbrsoe nle9inlsb.
6bicago aec. 6eralb fremiiine. Eager
anberleoes, ioet Der etsiIterebe ct in
oerligt Benitab mellem oe 20 Uf9no.
bpor Mcainlep bog bar BEN fGrteite
5nofpoelie Og tunOe meo D&i!rheO og
Qempe altiO iatte i'm Billie igear:m.
funoe Iaa at iige oiDebe 61nna ON I'm
life Singer"
s 5elgs iumme 9lab Il 0dnna IN
genlunoe ben baarOe. iamoittigbeos
lsie polititer, ban mango Steber gel
Der for, men berimob en- beimooig,
parmbjertet og opofrenoe Wano, lelo
ON ban for ben ooerflahiite Sagttuger
og maaite for fine politiite WlooItanz
oere ipnes en- li9efrem grobbuOet
gisrn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-05
Gn Yluu= Sling.

Gbica9o, Ott. 2. - 9lobz zRingen
blep feot ben fsrIte Oftober 1901, er
altlda meget ung, men life meget ipGo,
men meget Inarere en- a9mpe.
9ens 5eoIel bleb fejret Qlftes meb
en- itor gantet, bppr De tillteoeb9rens
be par W9no, Der tontrolerer plops
Snouitrien oper bet meite uf 9eroeu,
bbor en- ploD bliOer brugt.
9e bolbt altiaa 6eitmaaItio, og alt
iom be ipiite og brag og reg og tim
tebe. regnebe be ub, bborleoes be biloe
qaa frem meo Stormifribt / Reiten al
9eroen, / europa, 2liien, 9lfrita Og
Snbs s2lmeriid. gds Deb oem itadr ben
Imutte Gum al $10O,000,000 Drifts
tapital.
Det npe aompagas b!ep bebt bet
ameritanite plobs&ompagni." 9oz
oeoiiationen er / G6lc1qo. net . or
ganiieret unoer ytp SerIer 9pDene
og er en- 5orening al q tore BLOB
fabrifier. 0et er fast, rcn life itdbz
f9itet, at bet Ital oer, en- fing til
a9ben ,,uniteb Stdtes S:eel Goms
panp". Gburles s.. 9eeri, 2anoets
itsrite plopsManh, ct ptoiioent.
0emmer 9incent, et az !linaens
Weblemmel bolbt en- 5di, ON R.naens
planer og Observation-Disclosures, bDor
bet blanot dnbet bebOer:
ogi benter, at bpt 0anoel o'l for
Stsriteoelen 6libs pad tremmeot eanz
be. 8i bill fremifbn9. 8ruseu al por
Staalplobe Spos9lme-itl oq Spb,
2lfritd, boor be ell'rs entni. trrger
gammelodgs Sr9tinssiter. Der forss
ligger ullereoe en- Ysftilling fra 9tuss
lamb pda 1900 plope.'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-05
Iig @nlOgraucr ODO.

Seattle, Waib., 0H. 8. - Der er
tommet Telegram fra 0apion ON, at
gieet af en- rig alonoiter oeO Naon
peter NDborg er flnbet 9uton 5loz
ben. so W2iI neoenfor Gagf DpbOrg
forIOanbt ira 9apion ben n. 2laiguit.
9ans 9at fanot man oeo 5loObteoz
ben; Der iiges. at ban brat meget ben
iibIte Sib li9e forinoen bans 5oripin=
ben. gBpborg bar en- Duton pioneer
og efterlaber Jig 6uiiru, meo boem ban
bleb gift San 5rdncisco 1896.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-05
Gnglano us SOcrfrigcn.

QonbOn, Oft. a. - SITE iiOen 8o>
ertrigen5 fprite 6alpaur bar ben of
fentlige Mening Gnglano paret iaa
Op6ragt pda &rigsminiiteriet iom
netop nu.
Selo en- Manb fom Gbur8iti erfte=
rer, at Der berifer ben iterlte 5are for
bele bet engelite 9erreOpmme Spoz
afrita.
Der fer 2tfbGttelie af iuabanne
5orbolb, at Gnglanoerne TANNER Jig.
Ielb ON fun 6alboelen bar Sanbbeb.
,,StanOaro" tr9ber, at 2pro Roz
berts maa ienbes tilba9e til Sbbz
afrita. 9it6ener er umulig, bd 8oer>
ne 10 nu aabtnburt - efter Q(ngrebene
pou Sort Stalu, beO gloob=5Ioben og
Woeobille at opmme - bar Qrebet
OHeniipen, mems @nglenberne mad
npjes meb 5orIOar og fort Manbe=
fab.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-05
@amlc S6rrcicn ObO.

Den gamle, bejt uniete 6ebninge>
missioner 8. g. ggrrefen er ben %.
Sept. benfoDet / Gbene8er, Sant9aliz
fan, Snbien.
Ser miOt blunOt ct 9ebningefolf, uf
1pilfet 3uiinb efter 3uiino bar oenbt
fig til ben leoenOe Sub, unoer 9prrez
fens 0}isiionsgerning, er ben gamle
&Gmpe Iopet ben.
6an er bel efter 6uns Ggebe ben
Itprite ounite 6ebnin9emisiion9r gem
mem alle Siber.
9aa @runo af Plabsmangel maa
hi pente meo til naIte gr. at gioe en-
uOfprli9 2e0neO5ffilOrin9 af ben benz
5oOeoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-05
Gm SjiirniOn Og Sbicn.

Den amerifanife Sounaliit Curtis
Iammenligner i'm 9orreIponbance be
TO 9igtere, gjgrnion og Sbien. DE
er binanben faa mooiatte iom TO 30
Ter, Ifriper ban. ,.gjsrnIon Isger al
tiD SelItubet. lige meget bbor Iimpelt
% ligefrem, ben iamme oner en6ber,
altio aaben, bjertelig og boflig Iaa pei
mop fine 8enner Iom MOB ben trent
meOs. San afItpr Gtitette og ftift
5OrmOaien og gsr alOri9 nogen 80=
pertule af lit 6ierte. 9an tror paa
WenneItebeoens 5remitriOt og eliter
8erben og ben8 Sfabninger.
SSbien er tilbageboloenoe og formel,
ariltotratiIt o9 et8tluiip, en- pesiimilt
og aDniter, Der in9en Og intet iom
beIIt tror bad.
6an tr9ttes meb enbper, lelp bans
Some og Born. og ben neobrubte GAM
le Manb fan bber Dag finoes ct fort
enIigt 0us, n9r peb 9riitianid palab=
iet, oatlenoe og Ipag at Danore fra bet
enc 9inoue til bet anoet, iom for at
faa Iaa meget Iom muligt af Solifin
/ be faa 0aqe, ban tan babe tilbage
6an bar ingen genner, ingen 9ammez
rater, og ou jeg beiegte BAN og fortalte
BAN ON be mango parme 8eunorere,
ban 6abbe 2lmeritd, lpite bans 4niigt
op, og ban trDtteoe tatnemlig min
6aanb; men IelD oa bar bans 89ien
bet Pr9g, Der bDOer en- at boloe Jig paa
2tfitanb.
giprnIons 0atter gergliot er gift
meO Sigurb SbIen, Senrif Sbiens
eneite Sgn. Og De TO Sbigerf9ore
mgoes unoertioen oeres gprns 9iem
/ 9riitiania, og altib gaar bet beot
til imellem oem. De itemmer life opers
ems en- eneite 5ins og er iom Regel
itininge paa bberano1e. 9jernion r.
ger. at Sbien er en- SOiot, og SbIen
pauitaar, at gjsrnion er en- 2Giel.
Om 5ru gjornIon, eGer aaroline,
iom 0igteren taIoer 6enbe, tiger
Curtis. at bun bar oGret en- trolig
Ststte for gjernion, og uben benbe
oiloe bet ppre ben uprdttiife 0igter
umulig at flare iia; oeri ligner ban
nemlig andre @enier; ban er oOerfor
bet oaglige Qips 6ororinger Iaa ubez
6i9lpIom iom ct Barn.
8jerniOn ipnes life ON en- Statue,
Iom man bar rejit til bans 2Gre /
9riitianid, lige iaa liot iom Sbien,
Der bar nDot ben iamme llom9rtelie.
9d giernion for fgrIte Sang iau
fin 9i9nelie gronce. itoo ban itile
% itirrebe paa ben; iau penote ban
fig moo i'm Sen, Der itoO 4os bam, og
ubbreo:
.0ette Der er en- itaaenoe 8ugba=
itelIe"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-05
Gn llOnlcunclle.

DaibingtOn, 3. e., Ott. 2. - s
Dag ubn9pnte prGiibent RooIetpelt
Sobn Q. Dean til 0iItritts 2tntlager
for aanias. 9. 8. 5raceD bar blepen
anbeialet af Senator Benton fra aans
ias, men bans 2nbefalins blep truttet
tilbuge. ou preiioenten oplpite, at
Deans llOn9pnelie bar alereOe be-
itemt inoen praiioent Mc&inleps
9so, men forelaa enbnu life oRentlig.
pr9iioent Rooieoelt ertlGrer, at
alle lignenoe 5ilfsloe, bpor Mc&inleb
bar giDet Spite, bill bisie blipe opfplote.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-05
Tanifs9 ifs9lmerifNnif.

Gn biembenbenb De 9ul b
9raber. Wli6ael g}ergaarb, en- fbp.
6anoelsbetient fra glibefanten, er /
oisfe 0age tommet tilbage til giacine
fra &lononfe, bbor ban bar opbolot
fig iom @ulOgraber / benOeO 4 2(ar.
SCR fin 4frejIe bapoe ban Plabs paa
6orlicfs 5ooO 5actorp, og bapoe Der
iammeniparet fig ca. $500, men tog
tun De 5 6unoreoe meo iig. 9an bar
opiet meget Oeroppe Roro % par oeo
at opgiDe 6aubet, men enoelig meOte
5ru 5ortuna BAN $50 SOB unber ben
frosne Oberflaoe, 6bor ban Ielb bear
beioeoe en- ,Glaim", Der bar iaa rig
boloig, at ben gdb $40 5imen. ST
ter at 6abe frabriitet Soroen en- Stat
paa aOItiaige 3uIinoe Dollars, iolgte
ban ub og rejIte tilbage til Racine Iom
en- bolOen Ufanb, life rig, liger ban,
men Dog meo nof til at tunne lere
tomfortabelt Reiten uf bans 2ebetiO.
9et er Sig, a75oltets Qtpis" bans
2tgt at 9aa til 9anmart for muligt
at neOiatte fig iom 2anomunb / fin
5ebeegn, bbis ban finoer en- @oaro
iom ban fbnes ON. 6an tiger, at ban
er friit og itGrt, men bans Reroeip=
item OiIer 3egn paa at bare angrebet
af aulOe og 2tnftrenglIe. 9an er 20
2(ar 81. o9 ugift.