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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-13

Sen bGrer Nabnet: .3ions b. eb.z
lutb. Meni9beb".
: 9egpnbelIen at Sdnudr tom
Wisfon9r Oiren BERTH % bar aIes
rebe be9pnbt fin @irtIombeO. At ban
bleb bilIt .8eltommen" at 9errens
@enner, flyer fig fefO. Men bet er
NOT Meningen, at ban liar Itulbe birz
te pda 8eItfiOen af 0es 2acs Gate.
G%igemeget, tun at Der %oirtes; t6i bet
bebebes. 8 RGrbeoen at qoItbiIe er
Der 10 ell Del 2anb5mGno, % Yaftor
Robe fan fun ofboloe @uOsfjeneite
blanot Dem en- Sang ON Wdane6en,
fda Der err moi at gre.
8etblebems Weniqbeo / pdIt. Ro6es
9olb bar beiluttet at bbqge en- Sirte,
men ben mdngler Wioler, ba IoIte
aars 9sit fun gap Iaa ringe ct lbs
bDtte. 0erfor bar ben Ienbt Runoz
ftripelfe til Samfunoet5 Prpiter,
Iom er bebt ON at oplaie famine for
be refpettibe M~eniqbeber. Mon bet
er eiort2 Stun ganite tibet er til
0oto inotommetl 5or bet inotomne
pil Der ienere blibe tpitteret. Wlen bet
er at bddbe. at nogle fIere bill treble
biGlpenbe til. 9bob fan bet bog Ttaoe
big, fom bar moi At ioroiIt Go6s, at
sipe 9orberre li6t al bet tilbuge2
9erbos mootages Gdbcrne fun paa
8etingelie at, at airten for Iteb1e till
bgrer en- at ben forene6e airtes"
Weni9beoer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-13

Over 500 DANTE bar ta9et Qeno bent
ne 8oIoni, uopal9t al 6irteiamfunfets
Romite, % al 6isie bar aae,eoe 400 bps
lat fig Der. Gnonu baueS Der sobt
gano n9r Stotioner.
Der tiltr9nges oon1fe 6orretninos.
m9no / gpen gowbeas / SettIe nen It.
Den lite rs 8Oie 3irsoas ! bueI
ROOntb ielsss puu be fIelte G, ltioner
biai9s Retutbiaetter til 9anbles1 e euer
De tan faos fra minneapolis til 2anbef
usO OF benrenoe fig til 500" Sanena
ganbtontor.
9ieelebes bapes GrGrieIuno | Wtnne'
iotu os Dutota, Os btat9t StopIout
/ Nisconin os Widigan paa 500"
3ernbanen. Qape Jernb1nepriler. =
Striu .fter 9anbtort ps iuuprereoe Jor'
tIurinssr iii
d. w. CASSEDAY,
Land and Industrial Agent 800" Ry.
MINNEAPOLIS. MINI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-13

StottboIm. 6eb. 10. - 5inlon6s
Generalguberner, ben M Ioa bern9s
te6e 9o6ritoff, bar gipet Orore til,
at ale De til ben finite ReIerbe hes
rcnoe 3anoner ifaf oTlebere8 beb 36js
buffet / ct. 9%etersboro. 0enne Ors
ore betbber BinlanO8 fulOItanbige
NTpabninq. % Zen bar batt &9re
6aabe / Soertig o9 Rorge.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-13

8iisfeI, 6eb. g. = 81 9robs for
uOenri9sminiIter De 5ooerfous JOs
reItiQinger om, at Gnglano life bill
mo6toge noqet fom bellt 8ologift8z
forila9 / &rigen me6 8oerne, bebtog
0eputerettamret Der / Dag en- aefoz
luton oesangadenbe.
6o1erIou benpite til, at babe be
6oreaebe Stater % 5rantrig 6aOoe
tilbaot WG9iing, men 0eputerettams
let bolDt fig til, at England bar UNI
oeriirebet 5reostonferenten / 9aag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-13
@reenDiae, Did.

Gor omtrent en- Maaneb iiben fl
pi 9uo fra 5ree Din 9aptiit Sams
funbet ON, at beres &irfe Der | 8nen,
Tom pi bar df6enbttet be Ienere 2tar,
bar til Sal9 for $500, imoo at uobes
tale bet babe Itrats. Sagen bleb
breftet % ben alminbelige Wenina
bar, at BET bar b%iligsre, sn0 pi igen
funbe pente at blipe tilbuot en- Girte.
pnItor 8enneIen fatte ia | SpioIen
for Snbfdmlinoen, og bar M gdaet
runbt meb en- SubTtribtionsliite baas
be blan0t DANTE og Qmeritanere.
Oct TbIts ieg bsrte bar. at ban bapbe
faaet IubTfriberet $500. De $3.50 er
aIlerebe ubbetolt o9 9anbelen afiluts
let, og paitor 9enneien mener, at ban
moi, meb Subs 9iGlp, itdl faa ale
geneene inb, foa at bi Tan babe Sir
fen eGlbfri, bbab Ri 10 belit bill.
81. 3. Offen fra Gilmore bar
fsbt 5ront Gibbons 9erresG fbipes
ringsbdnoel.
Wite Sfreber og 8aloemor
sselt bill om ct par Tiger ddbne en-
MP Gorretnino / Gtbiperingsbanoel.
ears %G6riitoHerien Iisger fbe
for 2iben, bet famine gsr mango
anbre.
ta0reiponbaneer f~ortIaites paa Sibe 81
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-13
Sarcuillc % YoD Sippi, 8is.

vi bar Iopet os ielo og andre 70,
I1nge Iiben. al 9orep. og Bon Sippi
ftuIoe babe en- 9labs / .0dnIteren~s
Sorreiponoance. o8 MI ital bet b9re
Alpor.
Snrebiue Menig6eo bar ic
preft Iammen meo pob Sippi, %
begge &irter er goot bei0Qt bber
Gang Ri bar GuostieneIte boiltet hi
bar 3 Ssnoage ON Maancoen; ben
Abe Ssnoag er YaItor Olien / Ser
lin for at boIbe Webe, Der er tur
fad ban1te; men be er 10 ogIaa bDres
febte Sjale. iom itulOe f~relIes.
vi bar Ssnoa9s{iole bber S6ns
bag. og YaitOr Olien boloer ling
bom5mgbe bper dnoen 5orsbaq Of
ten Ter / Sarepiae, og 6Der anoen
Onsbog often / Yop 6ippi, og Der
famIes en- 9co Slot at llngoommen
bier Sang.
Sareoiae eoar fremoo ogIou
| rent berosltg Sen1eenoe; Der er mn
Zig blebet bpgget en- M 9iBae, og Del
laoer til, at ben qsr qoo 6%orretning
tbi Soft tommer Ian9oeis fra for al
faa moIet beres Spo. 8 6orbinoelfc
meb 6%ooermsnsn er Der en- Sapz %
Seolemeue, Tom ogiad gsr COB 5ors
refining. 3il 5oraaret faar hi Sern=
bone ill WilO RoIe, 7 WRil fra Care
bile, 20 Der er iubgipet Q~nIsqninq
ON al fau fri OmbGrin9 at Boiten
Cyrural belibsrD") gennem SPRING
ipoter Soipn, ON bette fer, bill bet
game en- Del at bore Weni9beosfolt.
6i9 fda, at Sareoiqe life er me6
3iben.
0atten mellem 3orsoaq %
5rebag nebbrqnote Sens G6riitiona
9us Der / Sarebille; ben gamle Wonb
poagneoe BED, al Rsgen trGngte ino
til BAN / bans S%obeberelIe, ban
moatte reobe ia ober til Raboerne
/ bet blotte 2inneo. Oct bar ct al
porIiot &alb fra Serren om al iege
BAN meotns 3iben er.
3 pop Sippi tantsr Menigs
btben, meb abinoeforsningen / Spios
fen. pua at bp9ge noget til airten
- ct .8oiemsnt" % Gor men bel
bliber moi life for n9ite Qdr, ba De
pil bpgge uben @GGo og oerfor ferit
bill BABE pengene fubItriberet.
Rrs. Garl GbriTenlen % ears
Deter Ssrenien er paa SbgeliIten;
FbItn9bnte lioer at en- u6elbrebelig
Sn9bom, Tom for e1er iioen bill lGgge
ham | 8rdben.
- Sterftebelen uf 9eIoltningen i
poD Sippi, men 8nens grelter /
SpibIen bar begbnbt en- llbrnooelIes=
iria mob StGnteItuerne | 8ben; hi
snlter BEN COB 2pfte meb oeres Sore
tooenoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-13
ss&@7s7S7ssspm
allEs
u6lan0et.
&SSS~
Sronning 9leranOra.

Sm @ngIan6s nDe Drowning fri
Der bet engelite 9las gqaI Wlaa So
3ette":
s Wobf9tnin9 til fin berbmte Moz
Der iiooer @0parb 7. life pdd fine
59ores 5rone / eniom Stor6eo.
9an bar - % pil babe en- Drons
ming, og en- 0ronning, iom baaoe ban
pg ri babe Ret til at bore Itolte at.
9et fortommer os, at Der er fdd
3ing / ben forle6ne triite ltge, fom
bar DGret mere TIddenoe eno ben
fulbftTnoi9e 5abs9eo, Der bar ONT
gibet benoes Rabn og @erninger,
bhen Ri enonu n1ppe funne tpnfe os
uben meo benoes qdmle 3itel. pre8z
len bar life fortalt - bar lite fun
net fortGae - O%fentlig6eben noqet
ON benoe5 6oretdgenber; 6enbes
Iabn nGbntes life / 9ongens offentz
lige Proclamation; bet Ibntes n9Tten,
Fom ON 9erOen baDoe forglemt &onz
gems 2GatefGle.
Wen oaigebel - 6bor 6eitioeliq,
boor rpren0e %6ete9nenoe for Prim
Iesien at Wales er lite ben 5ans6eo,
Tom bar bGret 6nlbt omtring Dronz
ming Mleranbros Napnl 8i bober
at tro. at Nsglen til 6enoes Wtaie=
lt9ts 9jerte og 9iO tan finoes / me-
get, ipm ligner en- meOfeot llpiQie
mob al Tt9rt oa hgitibeliQ GForgifrina
ON ben aenosQerning, at Der MI til
tommer benOe Stang % 3itel Tom
0ronning. 8 aae oisie 4ar, fioen
bum, n2anbets 6aab", tom til o5 /
De o%itsnne Wart5Oage", bar bun al
brig no9en Sinbe Iagt at tpinge iiq
frem u~nota9en til De lnge, be
Iultne, be neqne, % iibIt, enonu for
leben Dag, til Gnterne % 85rnene
efter be WGno, fom uotempe Gng
lambs aampe.
5or otte % treoibe qor Iioen banot
ben ounIte Brinfesie Gnglanos 6jerz
te tinige meo .GnglanOs 4rpings
9ierte; bun tom, iaa % BANDIT, %
5ibens 9eb bar Ita0fpItet benoes
6eirsgang. 6bao bun bar gjort fer
i'm Wdno % for fine 8prn / bisie
mango 4ar, pibe bi8ie dlene. 6bil=
Zen trofait og t9rli9beosfulo Ser
ming BUN bar ebet beo at lette Stats
c%erempniernes 8proe, tunOe fun cen
ReIt fortGQe ON - ben rot, Iom
MI er tabs for beItdnoid. W}en 6odD
ni ale bibe, bet er, at / ale oisIe Oar
bar 9rinIeSIen at Wale8 for os bpz
ret felipe Snobe9rebet At en- baib1uren
% naabi9 6rue. 9enOes RaDn %
benbe5 9erIonligbeo bar fact en-
SnbHDoelie. Iom er bleben faa meqet
itGrtere, Iom BEN bar bRret Iaa fuloz
itGnoig uben 8adtrenqenbeo.
so MI, / 5ioens 5blOe, tunue bi
meo fuIoitGnoi9 3i0tb fe up til 6enbe
fom ben, Der lfdl peoliQeboloe De ere
lube 5ruDitioner / 6oiliDet, fom
bun bar drpet fra i'm fore 6org9ns
Ger. 4leranoras 9of oil, bet er hi
oae o~berbepiIte ON, life blioe minore
fulotomment END 9ittorias. 2Dtte
fig ben aonge, iom belIignet meO en-
Iaaoan 9ggtefaGe tan | i'm Drons
nings 6aanb lag9e ale be eager,
fom eaers pdd dnben Mudbe tunoe
bortlebe bans 3dnter fra oi9tigere
@tatsiaqerl Oct oitoe tioen 3bibl
habe OGret gobt for obItiQige at Sans
WdieItGt5 5orfG0re og for beres lin
~oerioatter, berfom be baOOe b9ret bel
iigneoe meo laaban en- 2ggtefGae,
iom ban bar. Meo life mtnbre &9r
Iigbeb % 3roitdb eno ben, boormeb
De bible Song @oparb, bile dae
Sans WaieItGts llnberiaatter bier
telig bebe:
.Guo peITigne Drowning alerans
bra!"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-13
TeoefaIo.

Get betenbtg0res 6eroeb for Sta9t
% 9enner, at Dor fife GrnIt, 4 W}aoz
neber gdmmel, gif biem til ben 9erre
cyeIus ben 2ben 5ebruar 1901. Gn
3at til qaitor S. Sge, for
ben treIteri9e Sale beo gaaren, FAINT
til aae, Der pifte os 9%eltd9eIIe / Dor
SorQ. g6erren gap, 9erren tog,
SCREENS Robn b9re lobet!"
Ruoolpb 8enneien.
4nna 9ennefen.
0reenbile, Mli6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-13

AMIR Rartuiuq / Ruqer 5 Sents pr. 80
s. Dor Spintins al enfelttroaSst @arn
Is GEMS pr. 10. Strsmpe9arn q eusr B.
traabet 20 Gents pr. Puub.
Gem eiter port antaloo Breper o9 pptte'
piltaar. vi betoler fro II til 81 Gents
pr. Io. for ~alminoeli9 ooO lib, naar Gal
oeren taaer Vetalrne Dol. barsr.
lltchfIeld WOODEN Mills, 9it6Fsib. Yainn
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-13

&onFtdntinopel, 6eb. 10. - !6r.
2lo1o 6. Griseom. Il. Q. p6orqe
b'dFaires" Der, bapoe 4%ffeo5duOis
ems boB Sultonen / Dag. Gultas
men bar me9et benrbtt ooer, at Der
MI bar 1aa goot 6orbolo melem BAN
ca Wafbington. 8riscom fit en-
Observation-Disclosures for Il. g.. &onIul
9arris i 5ripoIis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-13
VIaut Ir0r

90 orr bet pent oe bpaselist runbt 6lemmet.
&lGioiter for Sfou lnutnino % Gents pr.
teioltr 5taet. 1onif 8otol 9 ION inrtlarer
bporoon 3rperre lful plnnles % bebanbles
ian pei CONNER JON Butter. ieuheS irit.
Gttip irafs. Nnfin carton.
2inn Srope. Suena 8ilta Co.. So
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-13

Berlin, 5eb. 10. = Re9erinoens
agrarpentigt Sitting, iom binorer
be omeritanIfe 9~rooutters naturlige
QfI9tnino, bar bragt SocidliitzOrs
qanet y@orpdrts" / 9arniIt. 8lds
BET ertl9rer, at Batti9mano tommer
uoeluttenbe til at betdle for Regerins
qens foiibore og taabeIige 4grars
politit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-13

8om, 5eb. 10. - MiniTterfriIen
fer beoOarer, men bet antage8 MI for
Idn6fbnli9t. at Sig, 3anorbeni til
blioe anmobet ON at banne bet nDe
Gatinet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-13

itplonineerne for WlOro, Bolbtagt og
Re0ert fra uOlenbin9enes She er
Ianbe - o9 Der er al @runo til at tro
bette - bill ariftenbeben bare @runo
til at blues at Siam, ertleres Der.
@oOri6. Geb. 8. grinIesfen af
NIturia ftat ben IA. 5eb. pies til
prin8 &arl at Bourbon. 9enne
5or6inbelIe er Menigmanb obermaoz
be misforneiet meO, forbi 9rins
&atls 6aber. @reOen af Gaiertd,
bar taget Del / Don &arloS' 9prgr.
9a @rep De Gaierta / Dag antom
bertil, blep Der berfor G~0lteopl6b;
man bpsfeoe % ifreg imoo BAN, faa
PoIitiet maatte tribe ino. Oct ar
reittreoe ct Bar of Op6aDsmGnbene
til llroltgbeoerne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-13
&cr0cns N ut.

Rsp Oort, 5eb. 8. Sen ftore
tbTfe pasIdgeroamper r6iirIt Dis
morct" tom ino BERTH / 0aar 2lftes
81. 8, 36 3imer foriintet. Grunoen
til benne ufebbanlige 6oriintelIe
par, ct 0amperens enc StruezQtse
tnGftebe ube / rum GU. ubelbet Itete
800 Mil git for SdnOp @oot; pa
Stibet tom n9rmere til 2anb. Iigs
naliierebe bet %dngdaenoe llbelbet,
men be oerpaa uoIsnbte Sl9bere bar
bog ungbbenbi9e. Oct tom | 6aon
beb egen 9iGlp. pa8idgererne onebe
Inlet ON llbelbet; og Der fanot iaas
leoes ingen Panit SteO.
gefino, 5eb. 8. - @ntebronnins
gen LOB fom betenot / fin Sib ben III
neIiIte llbenrigsminilter Gu Gen
baIsbugoe, forbi ban lite piloe iants
tionere 8otSerbebG9elien. Gu Gems
camille bar MI, ba aetstilitonben
forbeores, inbgibet Slage oper ben
frdnItstatboIife 9iitop Sabier. fom /
Selge beres nofa9n ltal babe plpns
bret 2u Sens 9us for 100000
3aels 0enbeb $700,00O ben Dag,
bd pefing bleb un61at.
Sober er MI / 5rantrig, men bet
%fiaalne Goos lfal bore | ben omeris
tanfte legations Setret9r, 6erbert
Squiers's 8elibbelIe.
) bet belle taget opfommer Der MI
mdnefolbige ala9er ober og 8eIfblbs
ninger mob llblenbingenes Hsberier.
s9bis blot en- Sienbebel df Be
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-13

Bremen, 5eb. 10. = Ser berIfer
aoitiGig 6arme ober, at Setter nil
6elm bar oeforeret 2orb Robert8 meo
ben forte. p%reus7iffe Grn. st / soz
rigt enq~elfzbenligt 8lao n6ambur>
Qer Gprrefponoen3" betegner benne
QejTerens 6anblina Tom ret moralIt
9rub paa Reutroliteten".
Den TerIte Part al ben tnTte 9re8s
fe er / bet belle taget mob &ei1erens
Gnqlanbstrrligbeo % ertlGrer, at en-
ReQerinq, Iom be6blioer at gad fiji
imob Folfets 1nIfer, bill til1ibIt nebz
tatbe StrdFen ober fit 9obeo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-13

2onoon. 5eb. Il. -o9dilp MaiI"
fort9aer / 0od. at Der ben often
Dronning 8ictorid be6e, bleb ppe
ilaaet platater / 9barteret omfrinQ
Sames Sorb og @uilo 6an at
f5lgenoe Snbbolo: Song @bparb
7. tr en- lIurputor, Marie 4. er gngs
lambs retmasfge Drowning. Oct er
%atobitterforeningen, Tom itaar bag
eeo Sogen, men man dnta9er, at Der
lite bill blioe ~foretoget nogen timber
isgelIe al ben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-13
lII7H aIT@H MINES 811I4
9amif. Nmerifanlf.

. IUIAlHI.8 II > III8& @HI@ 8iHIt9
5 ct 2oftparelie / Minneapolis gDz
boipital8 Smittedfoeling er Der inbs
lagt ell Mdnb beo Rdbn @ritIen, Tom
fiber at SpeoalItbeb. 9an bar bas
ret i 9oipitalet ct Mars 5ib % leoer
fulOtenoig ofiperret fra be andre
patienter. 6an Tom / i'm 3io til
ooipitalet for at faa en- 9aa ompus
teret, og 2G9en, IOm itratS iaa, bbab
ban feilebe, LOB bdm inbelparre. Sp9=
oommen er lite me9et fremitreOen %
bar tun angrebet bans 9en neoenfor
an9et. Der er uOiigt til, at ban ian
lepe enbnu Ell RQtle Nar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-13

Oct banTte 2Egtepor Riel8 og ri
ne Rasmusien / 9rootlpn. %. o..
bolot fornDIig S6lpbrbQup.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-13

Sans Str. Gb~riitenIen, Iom for z
g(ar Iiben ubbanbrebe fra Mjalben |
Senberjbnanb per til 4meritd, ION
tort for Sui tilbage til fit Siem for
at befege fine gamle 6or9lore, hos
bpem ban t9ntte at blibe ct BAR Maaz
neber. gbriitenien bleb, efter at ban
bapoe melbt fig hos 4mtsforitanbes
rem, ubpilt meb 5 Daees BARREL.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-12-27
BACK FROM LONG VOYAGE.
Transport Mcclellan. which Lett New York
for Manila. Has Covered n Distance
Of R5,T5T HTIIea-

New York, Dee. 24.-The United
States transport Mcclellan arrived
here Monday from Manila, via Suez,
with 50 cabin passengers and 242 sol
diers from the Philippines. Of these
235 men are Of the First battalion Of
engineers, the others are discharged
soldiers. The Mcclellan since leav-
ing New York July 10 last covered
distance Of 25, 757 miles. She left New
York with $50 men Of the Twenty
sixth United States infantry and
party Of eight congressman. She ar
rived at Manila September 9, dis
charged the troops and then spent p
days visiting the various islands with
the congressman. She left Manila on
the return trip on October 70 on her
return to this port.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-12-27
TO USE CONVICT LABOR.
Texas win Erect 3 100000 Sugar MIL
and Produce Cane from 5000
Acres of Land.

Houston, Tex, Dec. 25.-The state
of Texas viii purchase 5000 acres in
the center of the sugar bowl IN
Brazoria county and erect thereon
100000 mill. The state convicts viii
raise sugar cane and operate the mill.
This viii absorb about all of the con-
victs who are not worked on the 9TH
er state farms or who are not for va
riOus reasons confined within the
walls either at Huntsville or Rusk,
and thus there viii be an end of the
convict contract system which has
been IN vogue in Texas with more or
less dissatisfaction ever since the
state had cOnvicts to rent out.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-12-27
DESERVES A MEDAL.
Remarkable Courage OF 3 Big -Four En-
gineer Saved Train and It's Bur
den from Disaster.

Nation, Ill, Dee. 25.-The south
western limited, the fastest passen-
ger train on the Big Four system,
narrowly escaped disaster near Kan
sas, Edgar county. Engineer William
White was pulling eight coaches,
heavily laden with holiday passen-
gers, at a 6O-miIe-an-hour clip. Com
ing down the grade near Baber's
stock farm the engineer saw a herd
of 200 cattle being driven across the
track. 1t was too late to stop and
with remarkable nerve White pulled
the throttle wide open and, going at
a terrific speed, the engine struck the
herd in the middle, grinding ten ami
mails to pieces. Heads, hoOfs and car
casses were thrown hundreds of feet.
The engine pilot and the steps of the
first coach were torn off and the
whole train was splashed in blood.
No part of the train left the track.
The disabled engine was replaced at
this CITY.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-12-27

High-Priced Feed Makes the supply II
Kansas and Colorado One-Third
Less Than Last Year

Kansas City, No. Dec. 25.-Fat
sheep viii be scarce In the next few
months. Thomas Castor, Of the bu-
.reau Of animal industry, who is in
charge Of the sheep inspection Of Col
oradO, says that only $4,000 fed sheep
and lambs VIII come out Of the Ar
kansas valley this year, as compared
with 275s0OO last year. The explana-
ton Of the shortage is the scarcity
and high price Of feed. Some shippers
IN the 'beet-grOwing sections of Colo
RADIO, IN the vicinity Of Las Animas
and Rocky Ford, are fattening their
animals on sugar beets. Sheep men
in the western states say the supply
IN the feed lots is about One-third that
Of last year. In Kansas the decrease
is even more. 1t is estimated that no
more than $4,000 sheep are on feed
in the SunfOwer state, against 100000
on feed there a year ago.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-12-27
First published November p
SHERIFF'S SALE

IN the district court of the Thirty-fourth judi
Il cial district, sitting in ana for the county of
Sherman IN the state of Kansas. Oscar y. Whit
ney, as assignee of the Peoples Building, Loan
and Saving association, plaintiff, rs. Alvin H.
Ford and Flora Z. Ford. husband and wife.
Charles I. Weber. single. and James g. Hamii-
ton and Ethel Hamilton, husband and wife,
defendants. By virtue Of order Of sale
issued to me. out of said district court, in the
above entitled action. 1 viii, on Tuesday. the
3lst day December, A. ID. 1901, at two o'clock D.
of said day, at the east front door of the court
house IN the city OF GoOdland in the county of
Sherman IN the state of Kansas, offer at public
sale and sell to the highest and best bidder, for
cash IN hand, ali the following described real
estate, tO-wit: Lots thirty-twO and thirty-three
~ and 81 IN block twelve (12) In First addition
10 GOodland, Kansas. according to the recorded
plat thereof. lying and situated in the county of
Sherman In the state of Kansas. The above de-
scribed real estate Is taken as the property of
said defendants and Is directed by said order of
sale TO be sold, and will be sold without apprai-
sement, to satisfy said order of sale.
WILLIAM WALKER, JR.,
Sheriff of Sherman County
HOTT Andrews, Attorney.
Dated at my Office IN GOOdland, Kansas. this
10Th day of November, 1901.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-12-27
First published November y. ]
SHFPTFF-S SALE

I y the district court Of the Thirty-fourth Judi
Il clal district, sitting In and for the county of
sherman IN the state of Kansas. Robert H.
Hartley, plaintiff, vs.. Barney McCluskey and
Sadie II. McCIuskey, husband and wife defend
ants. By virtue of order Of sale issued to
me, out of said district court IN the above en-
titled action, will, on Tuesday, the 31st day of
December, A. ID. 19Ol, at two O'Clock .. m. of said
day, at the east front door of the court house,
IN the city Of GOOdland In the county of Sher-
man IN the state of Kansas, offer at public sale,
and sell to the highest and best bidder, for cash
IN hand. all the following described real estate,
to-wlt: The southwest (SWl4l quarter Of sec
ton fifteen Us In township six Isl south Of range
thirty (sS) west of the Sixth principal
meridian. lying and situated IN the county of
Sherman IN the state of Kansas. The above
described real estate Is taken as the property of
said defendants and IS directed By said order Of
sale to be sold, and viii be sold without ap-
pralSement, TO satisfy said order OF sale.
WILLIAM WALKER. JR.,
Sheriff OF Sherman County. Kansas.
r. A. RAlIET, Attorney.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-12-27
KANSAS HOGS LIVE HIGH.
They Are Feeding on Whole Wheat While
Grain Spectators Are on the Verge
OF Despair.

Kansas City, Mo-, Dec. 25.-Instead
Of receiving from 100 to 200 cars Of
wheat daily from Kansas, there is
scarcely a car coming through this
gateway. 1t was announced on change
that not a bushel was coming from
Kansas, whereas under normal con-
ditiOns the receipts should run from
so to $50 cars per day. n. P. SimOnds,
at the head of the largest operating
house here, declared that Kansas was
pouring its wheat into the hog pens.
While Europe is eating black bread,
the Kansas hog, with the steer, is Hv-
ing on whole wheat. The movement
of Kansas wheat has virtually
stopped. Animals are better OF than
some people.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-12-27
BAFFLED JAIL BIRDS.
wife OF the Sheriff at WaIIa VaIIa
Showed Remarkable Nerve at
Critical Moment.

Portland, Ore, Dec. PA special
to the Evening Telegraph from Walla
Walla, Wash, says: Eight prisoners
in the county jail OverpOwered Jailer
Malone as he was locking the cells
Sunday night and were about to
make their escape when Mrs. Susan
KEGS, wife of the sheriff, stepped up
with a revolver and drove the pris-
Oners back to their cells. Sheriff
KEGS and his family live in the Jail
building and when Mrs. KEGS heard
the cOmmotiOn she rushed to the
rescue of the jailer and released him
from the prisoners, who were beat
ing him into insensibiIity.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-12-27
HE DIDN'T FORGET.
President Roosevelt Generously Remem-
bered the District School on Long Island
His Children Formerly Attended

New York, Dec. 25.-AIiss Sarah
Provost, teacher at the small district
school at Cove Neck, /. I, near Oys-
ter Bay, President Roosevelt's home,
received a generous check from the
president yesterday. The check is
to be used for the purchase of Christ
mas presents for her pupils. Mr..
Roosevelt's children formerly attend
ed the Cove Neck school and, before
he became governor, it was his Gus
tom every year to play Santa Claus
and present gifts to all the pupils in
person.