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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-03-07
In the House.

Washington, Feb II. - The house
was the scene of a sensational incident
late yesterday afternoon which threw
that body into a violent state of ex-
element. For an hour the storm
ragged, ending abruptly when an ad-
journment was taken upon motion of
Mr.. Payne, the floor leader Of the ma
jority. Mr.. Lentz, an Ohio Democrat,
stirred the Democrats to fever pitch
by rising to a question of privilege and
alleging that a speech he had turned
over to the public printer under gen.
eral leave to print had been withheld
from the Record, and had been turned
over to Gen. Grosvenor of Ohio by the
speaker. The nature of the speech was
not developed during the events that
followed, but is was learned it was an
attack upon Senator Hanna and the
methods BY which he was elected to
the senate. The speaker explained
that it had been represented to him
that the speech violated the privileges
of the house and>he had directed that
it should be withheld until he could
look it over. Pressure of business had
r, evented him from doing so, however
and only twenty minutes before, he
said, he had directed that the speech
go into the Record, believing that If
it contained anything offensive it
could be stricken out of the Record
by the house later. Intense excite
ment followed. Several points of or
der were made by Republicans, but
thu speaker declined to side-track the
matter in that way, holding, however,
that to proceed proposition of some
kind must be before the house. There
upon Mr.. Richardson, the Democratic
leader, offered a resolution declaring
that the speaker had no right to with
hold speeches, and by strict party
vote the house decided not to consider
it. Amid still greater excitement and
confusion Mr.. Richardson offered an
other resolution condemning the
speakers action in severe terms, and
directing that the speech be delivered
forthwith" to the public printer.
Again by strict party vote the house
refused to- consider it. At this point
further proceedings We're cut off by
adjournment.
Earlier in the day a partial confer
,ence report on the Indian appropria-
ton bill was agreed to and the bin
was sent back to conference.
In the Senate.
An important amendment to the
Philippine amendment to the army APP
preparation bill was agreed to in the
senate yesterday. 1t was an amplifi-
cation of the amendment previously
offered by Mr.. Hoar, laying restric-
tons upon the sale of public lands
and the granting of franchises and
concessions in the Philippines. 1t was
accepted by the committee in charge
Of the measure and is now a part of
the committee amendment.
Mr.. Morgan of Alabama continued
lis speech begun Monday and occu-
pied the flood during the greater part
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-03-07
In the Senate.

Washington, Feb. 26.-The real strug-
gle for insular legislation at this ses-
sion began yesterday in the senate.
The army appropriation bill was under
consideration and the Philippine
amendment was reached. In addition
the Cuban amendment was introduced,
and the general debate on these propo-
sitions began. Sharp opposition to the
the Democratic side, beginning with a
point Of order which the senate over
ruled and followed with speeches by
Senators Tillman, Rawlins, Caffery,
Bacon and Morgan. The amendment
was defended by it's author, Mr.. Spoon
er, who pointed out the necessity for
the legislation. Senators Vest, Hoar,
Bacon and Rawlins offered amend
ments tending to limit the powers con-
ferred by the Spooner amendment.
An evening session was held to allow
time to continue the debate.
In the House.
The house jettisoned the authorize
tons for two battleships and two
cruisers which were in the naval ap-
preparation bill as it passed that body.
The senate had rejected the proposition
and against the appeals of the house
conferees the house yesterday voted by
big majority to agree to the senate
amendment striking out the authorize
tions. Chairman Cannon, of the appro-
priations committee contributed largely
to this result by a vigorous speech in
favor of the senate amendment. A
partial conference report on the naval
bill was agreed to and the bill went
back to conference. The house also
agreed to the conference report on the
bin to create commission Of five to
adjudicate the claims of United States
citizens against Spain, assumed by the
United States under the treaty of
Paris. Just before adjournment MI.
Tawney, chairman of the st. Louis ex-
position committee, asked unanimous
consent to disagree to the senate
amendments to the exposition BILL but
Mr.. Shepherd of Texas objected.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-27
6HnoW, Soma.

De- sr 6alosn. at Der bsres nogei
beruoe fra. iaa bet moaife fan inter
ssiere ,8anfteren"s 9afere at bere
.ibt fra Dor ggn. YalmeIenooo
car en- 6gjtibsoag for ben banfte %.
Foltning Ser; oi 6a0be oa Gonfrmas
ton, bpor - urge, 4 0renqe o. {
bigger betr9ftsoe oeres 0aabspagt.
Def par ogfaa ferite Song port imu:
te, nDe Orgel blep benDttet, bet Fl
tebt % itanfet til airten at ben ban
le llngDom bsruoe Sangtoret ianp
logle oejligs fleritemmige Gang;
Rirten bar %oberfoIot, ia Der par enooa
nogle. iOm ilet life tunoe fomme inn.
I'll Starforsbag bar 6eitemt III
tergang, men pao @runb al, at 81.
tor 9rcgb blso talot til 9aitor 81.
5eniens gegraDelie, bleo bet uofat.
M~enigbeOen bar fact bDggst Ell
tor Stdlb. bpiltst oi / l9ngere III
bar manglet baarot.
Sens Stofp er ben Is. afreiit til
Daro 60, 81. DAT, for at beieat
SlGgt og 9eHner, og maaite tast
ganD.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-27
Solar Sails, Ga.

9rofssIor 2. u. asaep bar teb;
Bia. gaun5 eienoom paa 6isrnet ai
Bdi6ington &c II. @doe.
- 8. ). q6sifer bar tsbt Qrling
ton 6otel. ION par D9rbidt til $50
OCO. s 6anoelen bar ban oberoraget
en- baiD Ssttion 9ano / Butler 60.
til Wr. Wiaiams. ben forrige Gier Of
6otelet.
8eg9e Dore m Gin 0uri6ans
sr M tlaot I blaat hi meo Uesiing-
tHupper, og bet tager fig ganfie 9oot
I'D.
g}rs. Maria Qangsien. Qloea.
So. bar / en- lges Sio opboIot r.
FER 6os in 9rooer. 6ans 9uno, Der
Tor 5ioen er temmelig ing.
- Nr. SObnien ira 8atne. Wis.
lom BERTH i Senoags, og bar trauli
neo at ie eftsr 2eiligbeo til 5amifisa.
D / nats uge en- Sang (peo itt,
enonu bpao Dag benter So6nien 90
5briItenisn at baoe oeres 9ageri /
fulo 0roen. faa be Ttal rare / Stano
til at leDere gobt oanif greo og Sage
If 8agsns 6iuigite 9riier.
Sobannes Worteniens Gnte
som Fgrit / oenne uge tiaige meo I'm.
Born BERTH fra 0anmart. boortiI bun
for mart 2 Qar iosn reiite meO I'm
Mano. Der par ioag at 6elbreb. Ban
0s0e iiofte CONNER. % M er BUN 1t
ter DenOt tilbage Der til Qmerita.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-27
Dal1lllarR.
y. Gbriitrnfcn=S Chen till
itaar.

Deb 8. arimineltammsr afbolpt
asiesior 9unse forleosn ct langt 5or.
Dor oper Den tioliaere omtaIte o9@egc-
nanb" % sSmprtonlerpator" y.
Sbriitenien SloeH. Der pdditoo al
babe opfunoet en- M PrsisrDerin9s=
metbooe for Smsr.
I'll 6orbsrst bar tilia9t Sperrets.
iaafsrer 2lf. Gbriitenien % aoniuI
Goloing. meo bpilte 10 6errer arre=
itdnten fonfrontereoes.
0an tilitoo M. at ban baooe TO-.
falitet Decentralization iaaleoes. at
ben tom til At lnbe paa ben p. 5e.
5ruar 1900 / Steoet Tor 1901. boo,=
oeo bet aitiaa fl uoieenbe al, at Gas.
len meo Smer bapoe benitaaet ! Gam.
nanbsbantsns 9or ct 9ar.
Samme 9aq. iom 6briitenien aab.
asbe aasien. for at 9oniortiet tunOe
image poa Smsrret. bapoe ban or
Norqenen lat BET friittrrneoe Smel
neo / BEN. Sntet timber oerfor. al
SmFrret par til De 6errers lube Iii
ireosbeo % At De troeoe. Der par Util=
lioner At tiene paa otnne Itorarteoe
Opfnoelie. Tom tunoe boloe adrgam.
melt Smer Iaa friit.
Meo be 3ilitaaelIer. Ghriiteniens
0Iosn / @aar bar af.a9t, maa Sagsu
/ 8eoIiteten betragtes ION ~IIuttet. 4s.
issior 9unee oil ooa enonu afbsre CT
Del gerioner. inosn ban isnoer oena
after til golitioirettsren.
Saa meget Ct imiolertio aaereoe M
liDet. at bet pil pare en- rum BIB, in.
zen ben opfnoIomme 4rbeiosmano
i9en faar 9eili9beo til at beitafti0e
iiq enten meo 2Ggpreierpering eller
Smertonierpering
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-27
Korreiponoancer
grOOtIpu, ". ..

Salem banfte ebdng. lutb. Strife Der
/ 8rooflpn af6olot TT Qarsmsoe 8irss
hagen ben 2. @pril, boor DOR tioligere
7ormano, 6. GbriitenIen blen gem
balgt. 8eItDrer at Wtisiionsbjemmet
8. Qnoerien Iom &asIerer. s. Gbris
f~tenIen, 6ialpetasierer. llnoertegneee
fom Setret1r og 9iaton og 8. Car
Zen Og S. 9ielIen Ogiaa iom 9iatorer.
- @i baboc geTeg / forrige uge At
paitor Rasmusien fra Blair. Qebr..
tan talte FOR os SgnDag ben IA. Qpril.
Morgen CO often. 9erefter 6aDoe ii
MisFonsmgbe Manbag og 1irsoag
bitten, ben Is. og 16. Qprtl.
- Menigbeben af6olbt en- at fine
anrlige &oncerter OnsOag Qften ben
II. Qpril.
Manbag ben Is. Qpril bleb 81
flor Gars fife 9ige, Qgres, meget fa5
90 9dqen efter beoe bun. 9un leo
meget ben IioIte Sat bun leDeoe meo
arampeanfalo, bog tunoe bun font
Sio fer bun bgOe Tpngs bet ferite @ers
df Salmen CIR. 437. Gao os alorig
3aften olemme; men efter at babe fun
oct bet me'te at ben ubbrgb bun, nd
fang jeg ~fprtert, oerefter fang bun BET
ON ioen, % fort 3ip berefter ogoe bur.
Sun bleD 3 4dr og 9 Maaneoer GAM
mel. gsgrapeffen foregtt fra Salem
Girfe, 6por paitor Rasmusien - om
6apbs opIat fin aejie bjem, grunoet
pad oenne 4nleDning talte ober 2.
9imDtbeum 2. Sap. 8 g.: ,,&om Sc.
fu &riifum ibu iom er opreiit fra d
beoe at Oabibs S9b efter nit Gram
aelium." 6grIt blep Salmen Hr. 800
6po peb bpor nRr mig er min Gnoe,
offungen, oerefter blep Salmen Rr
592: 2pfialig, lbtfalig, bDer Sj9l
Tom bar 5reO! uffungen, bporeftci
poftor 81. anberien at Dor 5relfers
banife airfe flutteoe meo at tale oDel
Qucas 20. Sap. SO. g.: De funne i
life mere bs, tbi be ere Gngle lige, o:
ere Cubs Born. Otter at Sulmen Qr
SOL: gu Cub ffe COB er Stunben. pal
bleDen afiunsen, bleD benoes 2egem'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-27
Omaha. Rsbr.
Blair oo# Ome9n.

9aItor Q~noreaIen. Der er 9rGIt fcJ
Smmanuels 0lenigbeo. Racine, 8i5-,
afagoe geipg Der 6os 4aitor 9aroip
Ssnien / 5orsoags.
Serfra git 8siien oioere til Omaba.
Gammen meo 6ormanDen foreta1er
gaitor 4nbreaIen / be fDlgenDe Bar
Tiger en- Misiionsrejie Oeit paa.
0einbranbt & Meaoo betaler
6gieite qris for SOin paa Weinz
brunots gamle Steo.
- Mrs. 6auIne 2arien e. Chi
5tiunien), Omaha, Reb., afgit peO
0eoen / Ratteu me1em Sorsoag o9
6rebag.
Den uFogoe 6aDoe noole Gage for
inben gipet 5ooiel til ct opofsot Barn.
6un par Batter at Wlrs. Wlarie
G6riItianIen Der i Blair, og pur FOR
= aar IiOen 6leosn gift meo Sens
2urien / Omaha.
Be9rdnellea FHoer S1eD pdd Seh-
bag G%ftermiOoag i Omaha.
- e. 6. 9ierce er BEN befenbte le=
ben6e 5or6anbler At ale Slags Mebs
Ter. Sengefieore rg Maorasier, 9ros
ne0ogne 0. /. b. San Oil faI9e 6iaigf=
re enO be fore 9uIe meo glimrenbe
autalog.
5 Dag 6Iioer De fiofe Gas ira
0runograpningen paa Def Steo, bpor
Blair npe gOiibus mart ftal rejie iig,
tgrt bort.
SreOiOrhiring.
6un beble uoisst 6Oeoe bruses 1
6orfaroissIle Of
Acme Patent Flour.
8etie litrer aoot Bob.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-27
SoSneerjyllano.

qtrferaaoet 9iel. efter
bette Raaos a%norbnin9 bar pr9lterne
/ Sunobeo I ben isnere lib dibolo.
7forbsr ooer Observation-Disclosures ioni
bar beipgt 6rimentebeoernes CUBS
.tienefte. Saaleoes bar Der oGret glort
5orfsa pao at uoelutte 5orpagter y.
gbilipIen / Hnbsl. men oa ale Radz
bets Reolemmer ertlrreoe 9biuip'en
for at pare en- alporlig ariiten, tunoe
be lite fratenbe bam bans 8algbdrs
beo. Qigelsoes gil BET meO Wsierieier
Ssrgen 3adaridien / 0pbbsI SOgn,
9oarOeier gobnfslo / Sottrup. 8.
Gbr. 4noerien / Snogb9t, iamt 5obn.
Qnoerien / llaerup.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-27
isarOrl til lille A9ne3.

glomftre Iom en- Roien9aara
ellie glomf bin 8lomitertio
Ser ei pureo' lGngs;
Ulen ou epig blomitre oil
s garaoiiets Gnge.
Der Din 5relisr fore ital
Bort ira SorOeIiosts Soal
Dig ira Rso o9 Smerte.
Der ben gobe 6nroe oil
Gil file Gam mootage.
50 bos BAN bu pente til
6am Def pil bsbdge,
Stable 5uoer, Wobsr biem.
Setter, 9rober - ale oem,
Som ou bar Metifet.
"a 5 iuble ftdl / 9or
8 De f~relites Rice.
Raar 5orqlore ) M Der
Ser DEN life pi9e,
Som / Dag men Sorgen tor
9agges maa / tolOe SOro.
6uiter bet ) tRre.
Saa 7orpel ou file Gam
I'll ri bit big msoe.
Wleo en- palmegren / 6aano.
Spreiit fra Dc osoe.
Cor % 8ris 5aaeluil,
9laoe pi iitemme oa
5 6erligbeoens Rige.
Mangs 6ilisner til ale a9anit.
QRfere.
bona 9rolpn n.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-27
Snlaa WfeOOtlelicr.

8irfen % lin goommen n.
oairteligt Samfuno At 1898 ION
bar til 6enfgt at Jamie ben tonfrme
reOe ungbom i en- paa odnit o9 mtrilte
fig @runo leoet Screening. bar. til
8unit for 5oreHingens pioere 6rem=
ne, label afboloe 5oreorag ON ing
o~omsiogen peo Or. phil. 1srreeaago
% e. Shrsoer / 9oncertpulRet / age
5enbaDn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-27

fteot til Spite paa @reenpooo airtt=
gdarb.
6elgenbe par oigtet At en- al Sd
lem Menigbeos Meolemmer. 9tr5.
emma 6b%riItenIen:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-27

9aarb brandt. Den 6br.
Q%srregaaro ~tilberenbe @aaro / Smios
itrup peo 6jsrring. er neobrGnot.
otuebuiet rebbeoes. 9e br9nbtt
8bgninger par aslurerebe for 5000
ar. SlOen er opitaaei Deb at en- Gam
pc et~sploOsrsoe / en- QDgte, Der par
opbGngt / Staloen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-27

RDt 8oIbfteo. 5or 5ioen
iamles Der unoeriiriftsr til en- IN
Isanina til aegeringen ON at fda ops
retiet Ell 5oloiteo / 5aIteo. 4aereoe
for lanqere 3io foen er en- Iignenoe
4~nisonine bleDen inoienot ira 9ebo=
erne / 0arrebD.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-27
II untfestiIf9Ioe

uuptfestiIfaIbs. 8eo
Rangeringsn paa R%ptebina. g.. Sta
ton blep gortsr 8. s. peterien. operz
tort at en- 9obspoen. bsire 4rm %
Ben bIep afifaoret % ban osoe efter
? 8ages baaroe gioslier. pda Spges
buffet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-27
,9anffertn."
serons ben 81. 9lpril 1901.
@nOstirnclta.
SIatr3RebL

8Iair, Rebr.
Blair bauiie en-. slutb. Reniebeo holoey
Gubstieneiie bper Ssuoo9 6ormiooas 81.
lot os alteu ri. 8. Ssnoaasltoie ri. 8.
D.. [. 6~arato Sen en-,
3rat.
Omaha, Rebr.
9 9eqa banife en-. =lutb. Dteniebeos Rirts,
ROrtb 26tb Strsst Gmeusm gruut Os Bur
bette bodies osimesieeuOstiensite bUer Ssu=
bag EormioOas 81. loi os aiten9uostiensits
ri. u. S%enOossitole ri. l24 eftm. 4tse=
nlebe bper 5orsbos aftsu n. 3 aae ere
bisrtslis ueltOmuel
%. 9. GbriitiaH en-,
8rrt.
Buv1l: e21e y. 18th Ct. Omaha. Eebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-27

9ongens 5sbfsfsoag. gaa
i'm g Qars 5goIelsoag par aongen
omgiben at Born % gernebern.
3roos i'm bsje NIoer er gongen raft
% rerig, og les %labnlig promenere pna
as6en6aons Gdoer. 5 DIT feriie
Qarstio efter 0ronningens 9eo par
Hongen no9et inbsiluttet, og ibborbsl
gan life bar glemt i'm @smalinbe, bar
1ioen bog milonet bans Sino iad,
at 9s. Wajeit9t M fan fsle fig glab
% fornsiet, fqrlig iblnnot I'm talris
&c Sl9gt. paa 5ejtiosoagen uooiz
fe Solicit oeres 9eltagelie og SDmpati,
paa en- gribenbe Og bjertslig Waabe,
for ben aloeritegne Gonge. Den bele
gb og 9aOn bar fra ben tiolige Mors
gen imbttet meo 5lag. pa gaetpas
raoen 81. IL Mibbag marf6ereOe or
for amalienborg, itrsmmeoe en- enc.
tuaenbe 5oltsm9ngbs til, Der meoena
De bsrts paa Wuiiffens 3oner, ipei.
oeoe op efter pal9sts 8inbuer for 4.
faa ct Stint at Re af &ongen. Stor
6leO Subelen ba &ongen meb fine tn
Detre, 0ronningen at England, Sci.
lerinoen og 5ertuginoe 3bpra, traab.
te uo paa galfonen fra lite Sal.
5Oruben Gpfenftning fra be for.
Fteaige Robiliteter, mobtog Ss. Mdje=
ltet | 0agens Qnleoning en- Del Sra
tnldtionsr fra chile og milit9re Gms
beosm9no. 8praaoet ftenfebe pao
9sitibsodgen ct 8eleb til be fattise.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-27
uInffestiIf9lo {.

uIntfestiIf9Ioe 0os
Spritfabritant 9aae / 5lensbor9 Ct
fet oenne iergeligs lllnfte, at 9ogbolz
Der 9eterien. Der par dniat / 5abrits
ten, fulot neo / en- tor ae0el. iom par
fplot meo en- parm Spritblanoing.
Den uinfteli9e antdges at baDe bsiet
f9 for langt uo ooer aeoelens Slant.
Gn arbeismono. iom ituloe temme
aeoelen, iaa not geteriens s6ut li9ge
Der; men ban tGntte itg lite noget PED
bet % temte aeoelen. 5srit MI opods
qeoe ban pen ulpttelige. iom lda pao
gunoen al 6eoelen % par oeo. Den
fo~rulDtteoe, iom par benpeo fpyretqOe
Qur qammel. eTterlaoer ig 6nte og
flere Born.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-27

Spronqt 5elefonfabeL.
Oct at Staten meIlem Stigsnqs oG
4gerss uolagte enlebeoe 3elefonfabsl
er blsoen iprGngt, formoosntIig at Ell
Stib, Der bar oRret opanfret oDcf
9ablet. paa @runo at Storm bar Der
lie ftrats tunnel foretages Qrbeioe fos
after al briuge Qgsrse / 5orbinoelFe
meo Omperbenen. timber QeoelIe al
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS t~etniIte Qfoe=
ling oil bet M ite.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-27

Qrbeibertonflttten st.
aelem 59aesuoDaleet al Qrbsiosgi=
Dere / Serninouitrien oa 4rbejoernts
Repraientantsr. afbolot Msoe. braatt
Operenstomit. SGrliq Bro
oinsfabritanterne par meget imoo at
Jaa meo til mere 9snforbelelie. Gill
iingen er FOR 2jeblittet lite megst baus
5efulo, men bporlebes bet fan uopitle
70 CT life 9oOt al Dioe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-27
Sfomagcr enifes.

On Sfomaeer on itrofs iao arbsife Dos.
Martin SBren Ell,
Waiu Ctr. Fremont, Rtbr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-27

gdrnorutnet. Gn Sen al q.
9. Serenien. 5bnriting pr. grGos
itrup. gil paa 9eien fra Stolen oper
ct a9r. Sien BRAT. og Barnet falot
/ 9anbet. i%aaleoes. al ban blep ban
genoe meb 4rmene pao Ssflaben. Roes
le gsrn giOroe 4larm. % Stolel9rss
rem forisgte, meb 5are for fit eget
9ip. at reooe 0ren9en. ban taiteoe Reb
% StGnoer uo iii BAN, men oenne
par for ubmattet til at rsre 9anoerz
ne, iaa ban omtom.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-27

aonfiften / Walerfaget er enot. %
4rbeioet after 9enopta9et. %Oesaaric8
II 9 'ooen, ION bar bitteret mob
u 1neftrene / Waribo b9Det.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-27

Uf inoesmRrfe ober Slas
Jet PAD 81 beben. 5 9onturren=
II til bette Qrbeioe iejrebe 5borpalo
ginoes6eg. Gn Del atabemiffe Qrtiz
etter bopoe 3onturreret til bette 2lrs
5sioe. Gn Del at RiDdltrne fritiieres
oe oerfor geosmmeliestomiteens 9oms
1etence. % beitnlbte ben for gartilf=
I'D. U}en nGpnte aomits, iom en-
temmig eobtenbte 9inoesbea5 llotdit,
r iammeETat al W9nb. iom pad osi-
Z OmruaDe er beres plabs fulot poi
ien, faa aritiffen mua dntages at
o9re bare Stinfnge eIer 5ornarmefe
ior 3ilfoefattelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-27

Qongoqtro5 ienefte. G!is
iebet6 Ststt. Der iioen 1860 uafbruot
bar tient hos 6aarOeier M~tagnusisn
paa 6op9aarb peo 6optrup. bar al
ben tnIte 9eiierinoe faaet iiantet
@ulobrnitnaoIen FOR lang % fro 3jss
neite. 6un er ga War CANNED.
IN Sernbane. Gn Del Dele
qerebe ira 9Grberreo % Burial So9a
bar afbolot Wleoe / gploerup m. {.
5teoer for at for6dnole ON anlag al
en- Smaabane fra Roro til Spo pda
6sioerpg9en.
5slgenoe 3ute bleO foreilaaet: Alss
lep aro. 6siiteD, RopiteO, 9ploeru7,
BOP. Rens, qaoeluno % q9t. Oct
anbefales at agitere uioere for Sas
gen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-27

SompittiQbeoen brep
m. gn tiolegere Sunsr oeo Dag
narfedtret / asbenbabn bar meIot r.
ielp til Bolitiet. og tilitaaet en- Rgtle
%9eoragerier. ION ban i lGngere lib
bapoe be9a1et. bporeftsr ban blep ar
r~eiteret.
3ilftabetomm men. Spe1s
porter 8urb paa 6opeobauegaarbe I
j 9sbenbaon CT tommen TENT til Stas
oe peo at fdloe neo measm 10 9ogu5.
Den tilItaoetomne. Der iGrlig forhog
5opeoet meget iiemi. bltp inolagt pda
Bommuneboipitalei. Der CT peg lite
5ure for bans Gin.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-27

StOIbet ibeL. ct ca. 3 Qcr
81. Barn bos 9usmano Sens ariitia1
R%erregaaro, 5ejitrup / 6aosrup, Torn
Ilpttelig al Gage DEB at Dalte ober /
en- 9tpoe togen0e 99Ging. Oct par
ON afteneH, ulbtten itete. og Rorgss
nen oersfter par Barnet oeo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-27

6si 4Ioer. Den 7. 4pril fnlote
Gnten Marie &nuoien / @~rdabrsore
6oipital / Ooenie 103 Qar. 6un r
i9roeles aanosiriif. og fort9Ier liO
liqt. fun Snnet Ct liot ip9ttet. 5or
, 4ar iioen mooto9 bun til I'm 5sos
ielsoae Ell 49neitol ira Gon9en. boi,
len bun mso Stolt1eo % @lp0e oiI.r
ale beie9enoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-27

5innerup 8rabet. 5ors
5erene / Anlebnina at Dtabet pea
0inntrup er M affuitebe. SlaQtr
SEMEN bar tilitdaet at tuuue minocs.
II BAN aentagne @anae bar Ipartet
Zlter9aaro / 0opeoet meo fine IRA
ito % ilaaet BAN meo tnDttst Rape /
qniigiet. Iigeiom ban erinorer, At be
lere 8ange bar uebe / @reften. 9.t
lHIss for i~anoipnligt, at Der lite CT
5snpttet anip mob ben afosoe. ba
Saarene / 6obeoet lite bar ret opbe
% lie a6iolut li%osfarlige; 0eo'n
itDloes oels glootab. oels 0pboloet /
Den toloe 9internat.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1901-02-09
THE KIMBALL GRAPHIC.
cLATE R. TlNAN.
Official Papsr Of the Citrand County

q Z. :
R. II, MacBfide died suddenly OF heart
disease in Mitchell week ago today.
HIS demise was MS unexpected aud dra-
matte as the death OF the man he hound-
ell to his end. He died as he has lived
for years: in poverty aud alone. What
an end to what might have been most
brilliant career! bob" MacBride was in
some respects the most remarkable man
the writer has ever known-aEd he
knew the dead Journalist intimately aud
we'll for nearly twenty years. Mac
Bride. though of q lovable disposition,
was u recluse to some extent and had
a peculiar way of denying himself to the
average caller. But his door swung on
easy hinges to his fayorites of the press.
"Bob" MacBride simply scorned the al
mighty dollar when it came to PUBLISH
ing a newspaper. His biting sarcasm
was as likely to fall npon his best patron
as directed at an enemy not from vim
dictiye spirit but from pure love OF rail-
lerY and to air his command of English,
of which he was a master. Rather than
forego this; rather than turn his back on
an enemy; rather than be dictated to
by superior what he should and how he
should write. this brilliant mind, this
ripe scholar threw down friends, wealth,
fame--all that is except mere breath.
Such man must have redeeming quail
Let US hope they will plead for him in
the great beyond.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1901-02-09
Tour Puerto Rico

The American Tourist Association an
n0unces two tours OF tho beautiful is
land OF Puerto Rico under escort,
through and around the island by rail,
carriage, automobile and boat.
Special Pullman cars leave Chicago
Thursday, January II, and Thursday,
February II, at $3.50 m, connecting
with the splendid new steamships Ponce
and San Juan sailing from New York
the seccnd day following Indlyidua
tickets sold for Other sailing dates al
terpats Saturday. Tickets include all
expenses everywhere. All railway,
steamer and sleeping Gar fares, meals
and herths on steamer, meals on diner,
hotel bills in N. Y. and P. R., all trans
fers. carriage rides in the cities and
through the island, guides and interpre-
ters are included in the tickets. There
are no extras.
Tours are under the direction OF Reau
Campbell, General Manager, A. T. A., 1923
Marquette Building. Chicago. ltinerar-
les. maps and tickets can be had on
application to the agents Of the Chicago,
Milwaukee &St. Paul R'y.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1901-02-09
Thc popu,ar xutralo Route.

this summer on account of the 1901 Pan
American exposition will be the Nickel
Plate road. Countless thousands will
visit this one of the greatrst eXpositions
OF modern times. Tho Nickel Plate road
will lie the popular line. The excellence
of Its service is we'll recognized by the
travelling public. and the reputation OF
Its train employees in their uniform
courtesy to passengers is we'll known.
When yon go east SEQ that your ticket
reads via the Nickle Plate road Write
general agent. Ill Adams street, Chicago
Illinois. (2-9S2)