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New-York tribune., 1901-10-10
RUMOR THAT Mr.. WHITE MAY RESIGN.

Berlin Oct s-The "Berliner Tageblatt' says
there are renewed rumors by way of London OF
the early resignation OF United States Ambassador
White Nothing 10 known here definitely the
subject Mrs. White said she knew nothing OF It.
and in the absence OF official confirmation she will
place reliance upon the rumors
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10

TO WASHINGTON IN FIVE HOURS"
Sn.m Snym New York, Royal Blue five hour trains leave
~ OF Liberty Street II 80 A. a., 90 p. NJ. and
0tt royal Limited" (no fare) 3:O p NJ.
"a iast solid trains 500 1000 A. NJ. 80. BOD
mirn. M, and 1zl5 night. Leave South Ferry nve
8tcs-Adyt
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10

THE EVERYDAY TRAIN TO CALIFORNIA.
The Overland Limited" leaves Chicago $50 p. M.
via Chicago & North Western, Union Pacific and
Southern Pacific Railways The Best Of Every
-Advt.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10
commenting upon these advices. the Der
liner Neueste Nachrichten" saws:

Such an arrangement obviously covers Brit
lsh retreat If the new treaty contains only the
provisions approved by the Senate this means
mat the contested provisions involving con-
dropped.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10
Register tomorrow.
The days O registration In preparation Tor
the election on November . are

Saturday, October IL:
Friday, October Is. and
Saturday, October 10.
male cltizen of IL entitled To reg
lister nnd vote II the coming election II on
Election Day he shall have lived In the state
n lei ust In tho county four months
and In the election district thirty days
ia citizen vote unless he Is registered
this
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10

$40 A. NJ leave Grand Central Station; $40 P. M
arrive Buffalo via New-York Central Cheap Pan
American tickets good by this rcuts.-Advt-
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10

Belated dispatches from Sinla contain full
confirmation Of the peaceful succession of Habi-
bullah. The forebodings of the French and Ger
man press respecting an outbreak of civil war
In Afghanistan while England is preoccupied
with her in South Africa vaporings of
enyious minds. There were similar Vaccinations
respecting England's embarrassments in China
q year ago, but the alarmists Were not well in
formed The money market would be Instantly
affected # there were any immediate danger Of
g resumption OF Russian intrigue at Cabul and
there is nothing 10 show that consols have been
affected In the slightest degree by Abdurrah-
mans death. Public confidence in Lord Curzon
explains the apathy with which the change of
reign in Afghanistan has been regarded in the
Street.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10

The solution of the Cobra mystery was pro-
vided when the destroyer Crane returned TO
Portsmouth after narrow escape from a similar
collapse. While a high was not running
the force of the was strong enough 10
cause the plates to bend inward amidship and
buckling process was begun. If the weather
mad been rough the Crane would have broken IN
halves like the Cobra The series of accidents 10
The torpedo fotilla has created feeling OF ex-
oessive alarm in that branch of the service
am told that the sailors describe them as death
traps since the loss of the Cobra, and are un-
willing to serve in them. Radical changes in
The construction of this class OF craft will be
Indispensable. or the discipline of the service
cannot be maintained. l. n. F.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10
KIEI. YACHT CLUB MAY CHALLENGE.
RIJMOR IN BERLIN THAT THE KAISER HAS
ISSUED SUCH INSTRUCTIONS.

Rerlfn Oct 9-It is rumored that Emperor
William has instructed the Kfel Yacht Club t6
challenge for the Americas Cup
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10

News Of the extension of martial law TO Cape
Town and other ports Of Cape Colony comes
with certain dramatic fitness on the eve of the
third year of the war. The whole ofsBritish
South Africa, with the exception OF Rhodesia
and Natal, is now under military regime The
proclamation is generally understood to be the
direct result of the hurried journey TO Pretoria
and back. lately undertaken by the Cape Pre-
mer and Attorney-General. The High Com
missioner and General Kitchener naturally de-
sired 10 consult the Cape ministers before sus-
pending constitutional government in the
principal towns and urban districts OF cape
Colony. The subject has been canvassed Tor
some time past with.a good deal of feeling, and'
on the whole the proclamation is regarded as
an unwelcome necessity. Objections to IT on
the part OF commercial interests are so obvious
and have been clearly expressed IN cape
Town that the step would hardly have peeh
taken except under strong pressure from the
military authorities and on the supposition 'that
q real and grave emergency exists. The censor
ship will have free play, not only IN the
telegraph, but in the postofice, and future waf
news may be expected to have even a more
pronounced official flavor than hitherto.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10

The Times" publishes an important telegram
this morning from DR.. Morrison as to some Of
the questions upon the solution OF which a solid
settlement Of the Chinese situation practically
depends. II appears TO be admitted that the
Chinese authorities are behaving well; they are
fulfilling their pledges and restoring order
in Picking and the country generally in a way
which The Times correspondent probably
could not eulogize more highly than by saying
that it stands in marked contrast with the
chaos created by the aimless and useless raids
carried by the Germans. The Chinese are
working honestly and successfully TO repair the
ravages Of war and re-establish order. The out
look on the railway questions is promising.
There is longer any reason to doubt that
Russia is prepared to complete the undertaking
given by Count Lamsdorff to restore the Shan
Hai-Kwan- -New-Chwang Railway to the Chinese
upon the repayment Of sums for expenses In
Cured. which apparently placed at rea-
sonable amount. Other items Of news point,
says The Times TO the adoption by Russia
OF more friendly attitude. and one more in
accordance with her diplomatic assurance that
has been taken hitherto. A favorable account
is given OF the general resumption of business
in North China, the restoration OF order and the
revival Of industry.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10

,,,,vr,sht; 1901: By The New-Yors Tribune,
c.nrr TO THE TRrRrrNFl
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10

The royal movements in Scotland now
fully reported. The King has been forced by
adverse rumors respecting his health TO follow
Queen Victorias example and allow the public
to know what is going on at court. The news
is favorable. and tends TO discredit the alarming
rumors current last week.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-02-18
New Train on the Frisco.

B.F. Dunn, district passenger agent
q the Frisco, passed through the city
on his way west this forenoon. Mr.
Duua stated that about the middle
OF April OF first of May, when the new
roadbed settled, another fast trai0
would De run over the Frisco from
Denison to St. Louis. 1t will leave
Oklahoma City at p. N. and reacn
81. Louis at IL am. the following day.
The train will leave ST. Louis at go
every afternoon ana is scheduled to
reach Oklahoma City at j. m. and
Denison at 10 a. m. The new trains
will pass through Vinita during the
latter part Of the night.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-02-18

ley, Charley Green, dist relig
worship.
Isaac johnson, dist relig wrshp.
MARCH 8, 1901.
Babe Mahardy, rec s p.
Babe Mahardy, acc before fact
George Faulkner, larc and rec
8 p.
Earnest Brooks, larceny.
Charley Choate, larceny.
MARCH II, 1901.
Dave Webber, Jim Davidson,
larceny.
John Groves, rec 8 p.
JohnL Springston, recpt illegal
pension fees.
John l. Springston, recpt illegal
pension fees.
William Prather. Sam Griffith,
larceny.
William Griffith, Sam Prather,
larceny.
Tom Brown, Candy Square,
larceny.
John C Wilson, murder.
William Couch, murder.
Frank Gardner. larc and rec p.
Frank Gardner, larc and rec p.
MARCH II, 1901.
Charley Hendricks, rape.
Charley Hendricks, carnal know
female.
Charley Hendricks, Anna Walk
ingstick, Dora Sequoia, rape.
Charley Hendricks, Anna Walk
ingstick, Dora Sequoia, carnal
know female.
Charley Hendricks, Anna Walk
ingslick, Dora Sequoia, carnal
know female.
Charley Hendricks, Anna Walk
ingsiick, Dora sequoia, forcibly
and by means of duress and men
ace taking q woman and cOmpell'
ing TO be defiIed and to marry.
Anna Walkingstick and Dors
Sequoia, accessories before fact tC
carnal know female.
Anna Walkingstick and Dors
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-02-18
She Didn't Wear a Mask.

But her beauty was completely hid
den by sores, blOtches and pimples
Till she used Bucklen's arnica salve.
Then they vanished as will all erup-
tions, fever sores, boils, ulcers, car
buncles and felons from its use. lu-
falllble for cuts, cOrns, burns, scalds
ana piles. Cure guaranteed: 25c at
People's and Foreman's drugst0res.dw
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-02-18
OIL LEASE CLAUSE
Is the Ooly Provision Yet to be
Settled Although Chairman
Bixby Of the Dawes Commits
sion Opposes Chief Butfing-
toms Recommendations.

No decision has been reached
by the conference committee re-
garding the Cherokee treaty. but
as the committee meets again to-
day there is some hope that they
will report the measure tor ratih-
cation. The dispute in the COM
mittee is over the question in the
oil leases. There is a strong dis
position on the part OF some Of the
conferees to cut the oil lease mat
ter out of the treaties entirely, but
those who want some proylslons
made for the paotection of the in
vestment made ny the oil COM
panies say that unless this is done
the companies will go into the
courts and hold up the carrying
out Of the other provisions OF the
law, and in that way delay the
work of the Dawes commission
under treaties imm easurably.
A telegram was forwarded to the
Indian committee of both house and
senate by the interior department
by Tams Bixby, acting chairman
of the Dawes committee The tele-
gram recommends that the con-
ferees do not take the action urged
by Chief Burlington in certain
particulars. Chief Burlington
urged the conferees TO amend the
treaty with his tribe so that the
amount of land to be divide d
among the Indians should be in
creased to 1876 acres. He also
urged that the lands should be
divided equally among the an
dians. Instead of having the ala'
bility for equalization Of value o.
the lands extend to the share of the
allottee in the tribal funds, the
share of the aliottee in the sor'
plus lande, and also the share Of
the allottee in rents or leases, uE'
til the equslizstion was effected +,
that the latter liability should no'
be created. The telegram OF Blk
by urges that this not be granted
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-02-18

Moore's pilules are a guaranteed
cure for all forms Of malarial, ague,
chills aud fever, swamp fever, nalar-
ial fever, bilious fever, iaundice, Bill
BUSINESS. fetid breath and a tired,
listless feeling. They cure rheuma-
tism and the lassitude following
blood poison prodused from malarial
poisoning. No Quinine. No arsenic
acids or iron. Do not ruin stamach
or teeth. Entirely tasteless. Price
sc cents per box. DR.. G. G. Moore Co.,
80 North Main street, St. Louis, Mo
Sol I BY Peoples drug store. dwly
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-02-18


Henry Vann, disp liz.
Henry Vann, disp liz,
Joe Vann, larceny.
Joe Vann, Richard Armstrong,
larc and rec : p.
Joe Vaun, Richard Armstrong,
larc and rec . o.
George Perry, disp lie.
George Perry, disp lie.
Doctor Parmenter, disp liz.
JF CLARK, disp liz.
Phillip Graves, petit larceny.
JR Smith, disp liz.
Frank Blair, disp lie.
Fred Borrion, disp liz
David Jackson, disp liz.
Hess Bussey, dist peace.
Sam Merchant, gaming.
George Turner, malicious mis-
chief.
Hack Thomas, larceny.
Spec Daniels, int liq.
Dan Hass. earring weap.
Blisha Upton, int liq-
Thomas Hernal, disp liz.
Rosce Cudd, int liz.
George Russell, disp liz.
George Russell, disp liq.
George Russell, disp liq
George Russell, disp liz.
Walter Thomas, disp liz.
Pies Bullock, disp liz.
viii Benge, int lie
Floyd Epps, murder.
Glen Beaver, disp liz.
MARcH 5, 1901.
Jim Childers, larceny.
Ben Willis, lare and rec p.
JH Ferguson, int liz.
Lee Love, John Sanders, Til
man Sanders, Jack Pearson, burg
larry and larc
Bill Martin, destroying fence.
H H Couch, attempting to res
cue and set at liberty a prisoner
lawfully in custody of an officer.
Jedy Tinker, Saris Tinker, Jess
Tinker, assault to kill.
Saris Tinker, Jess Tinker, ac-
cessory before fact to assault to
kill.
Melvin Walker, assault to kill.
SH Foreman, lat liz.
S H Foreman, disp liz.
MARCH 6, 1901.
Columbus Phipps, larc and
rec s p.
WB Arterberry, K H ArterSer-
ry, larceny.
Charles Mason, larceny.
Richard Smith, larceny.
I W B Arterberry, Kelly ArteS-
berry, larceny.
j Mart Osborn, larceny.
Elmer McDaniels, larceny.
Allan Johnson, alrc and rec p.
MARCH 7, 1901.
John Smith, Lsnden Smith,
larc and rec 8 p.
John Smith, larceny.
Richard McGee, larceny.
George Lowery, Charity Brunerr
Bob Wilson, robbery.
Ed Odum, James Harris, Geo
Boatwright, robbery.
Thomas Gayler. murder.
James Brooks, larceny.
MAacH s, 1901.
Jackson Vann, larceny.
, Earl EASEL, larceny.
George McEwing, assault tC
kill.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-02-18
DR. D. A. APPERSON,
DENTIST.

Room in Patton building, Vinita, i.
Z. Can be found at Office day OF night
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-02-18
CRIMINAL DOCKET.

Setting of the criminal docket
for the March, 1901 Term of the
United States Court, setting at
WAGNER.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-02-18

Concluded on fourth page.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-11
0ans Wi6tip.

0u man Ipur9te, ON ban let life
6aObe tentt paa greiibentens 6uitru,
ba ban Ia9oe fine pldner, Ipureoe ban:
,,Det par lite 2@gtef9len, jeg Oiloe
orGbe. Oct bar Yr9libenten ober be
6oreneoe Stater. Den 9ugle, jeg afz
fpreoe, bar MOB Repr9ientunten al be
beitaaenoe 3ilitanoe, Der BELT igennem
er en- itor SyeiltagefIe.
6an bar b9ret unber 5or6sr flere
@ange i'm Geue, o9 neOenitauenoe er
nogle af bans afgibne @rtl9ringer:
oSeg sr en- 2(nartiit. Seq tror life
pua ben amerifanife Regeringsform.
Min 3iaib til ben blep pbelagt uf
emma Goldman, bbem jeg 6erte 6olbe
5orebrag gen Yort for nogle @or
iiOen, ug meO bpem jeg iiben bar torres
iponberet.
Seq mener, at BEN Manb Der
mobtager 9raIOent1abet, er en-
f5jenOe af Solicit. Sun reprGienterer
fun en- alasIe af llnbertrpttere.
,Seg gjorbe min qligt. Oct be-
Drpper mig, at Mcainle9 Iioer iaa
meqet. Seq mente at DrGbe BAN og
betlaqer, at bet life lbttebeS mig.
Seq baaber, at man life pil mis-
foritaa min Sitting. Seq er ingen
alminbelig Wloroer. perlonlig bar
jeg tibet at binoe, og aft at tabe.
,,0et Stub, jeg affpreoe bar /
MenneIfeIegtens 9jeneite. Oct bar
preiibenten af be 6orenebe Stdter,
ieo piIbe or9be.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-11
emma Goldman arreitcrct.

Gbicdgo, Sept. 10. - Den toinoelis
ge 2(nartiItleoer Gmma Goldman bleb
| Dag orrsIteret Chicago.
Sum nGgteoe beItemt at bare noget
meo Morbforleget at 9ere. 6un for
iitrebe, ioet bun gabeOe af aebiombeb,
a pr9Iioenten BAR 6enoe bet ligegpls
oigIte Menneite df 9erben. Soao bar
ban, at bun eQer no9en @nartiIt itulbe
brpoe fg ON bans aib eller Oeb -
ban, en- menneitelig 2ltom blunbt ale
be andre WliQioner Q(tomer, intet mere.
pau Spergsmaulet ON bpao bun
mente ON WlorOforisget, Ipareoe bun
meb ct Stuloertr9f.
oSSeg tGntte peo mig ielp: 80, ben
5osiel"
Om Mc&inlen paaitob bun, at ban
bar ben melt ubetnbelige Yr9liOent,
2lmeritd enbnu 6abOe bait. oSan er
10 fun ct Hebltob Wlart 6annas
Sdanb", fdebe bun.
Sil Srobs for benbes puatagne llbis
oenbeb angaaenbe Qlttentatet iiboer
bun bog MI arreiteret iom Mebbioer /
SammenIperselie mobMcainlebs2ip.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-11
SorbrYoeren itolt al i'm 6erning-
proler of fin Croifob moo 2lnarfiet.
N'cncr at 5aOc gurt @icnneifcilr9tcn ifOr Senee

N}grt og trooii9, og bog fplOt af
Qtn9it iiOber Econ 63plgOl3 fin Geae
/ politiitationen, afpets .enOe / 6pj gu
bel oper, 6bao ban FAR gjort o9 itGls
OenOe Qtn9it for, bOaO 6remtiOen piI
bringe BAN.
0enne unge M}anb tunbe Oare ct ret
interesiant Stubium for en- Goritel
af ben menneiteiige Sjal.
ut ban lite alene life er iinbsipag,
Iom man bar antaget, men enOpg /
6ej @raO intelligent, er Der ulOe!es
ingen 3pipl ON. 6an inoier
Gnormiteten af i'm 8orbrbOelie, men
iamtioi9 amer ban fig ielO for en-
6elt; Islb 3anten ON Straffen Der
Dil og maa fplge, faar BAN life til ct
eneite gjeblit at angre i'm Gerning.
6an bil li0e iom en- 9elt Og iom en-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-11
Cm hans tioliee Gin.

9eon G3olgoi5 er af rusiit jebiit
6erfomIt og benpeO 28 Oar gammel.
Sra i'm 5anilie faar ban bet Clubs
maal, at ban altib bar en- gnapen,
trattetar. utitfrebs gutur, og tilige
onofab8fulb og OriIugtig bbor ban
life be6eoeoe at frpgte for 9engaIz
oeIie. 6an bleb en- tiOlig 2llber
2lnartiit og Ituoereoe oereS Strifter
og 8p9er paa bet ibrigite.
S9rlig bar ban bGret paabirtet at
en- abinbe, @mma Goldman, Der til
3robs for tit apn, eler maaite 5pl=
ge bette, er en- albeles pberliggddenoe
og fanatiIt 2lnartiit Og bar piet tit
2io til at tale og itrioe for llObreoelz
Ien of anarfiitiIte Sheer Ntan bar
nu opbaget, at bun bar / Buffalo FAM
tibig meo 63olgoI8, og en- 9lrreitorore
er uoitebt imob benbe; forelgbig bar
man bog lite opbaget benbeS 9ilbolos@
iteb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-11
WiI rtDr for SaBen.
@etlaaer At 9raiibenten Ie0er.

Uetlager al Yf9NQeHleH leDeI.
Iu og ba fpprger ban 8dgten, om
Pr9foenten enbnu leber, og bper
Gang Sbaret lboer bejaenoe, rpiter
ban betldgenoe paa 6opeOet.
Man prebebe at Itufe bam en- Sang.
@agten fortalte BAN, at 9r9IiOenten
bar juIt beo. Sg GorbrpOerens 4ns
Iigt tGareoa op ct glu. 6an ImileOe
cg Iag6e en- aaben bjertelig 3pne;
nSeg er glab, je9 er slab, at ban er
bsb. Seq 9ioroe min 4ligt og gjorbe
ben goOt. Gu fan 5 gpre meo mig,
fom s pil.
Gfter at bare afgipet benne Critic
ring gif ban urolig frem Og tilbuge
paa Gulpet, ibet ban mumleOe Deo fig
IelO; De fagoe, jeg bar bange, jeg
er b.n eneIte af Dem alle. Der bapbe
W2oo NOT
9a man iiben fortalte bdn, at man
bupoe narret bum, ioor ban nogle
fr0gtelige @oer og oil6e / lang 3io lite
ige ct Orb.
W{eo al bans 8raoabo er ban bog
en- elenoig 9rpIter. ban blegner og rpz
tier af QtngIt. bber Sang en- uI9oOanz
Zig 2Db beres uoen for bans 6Gn8s
Id; ban tror bet er 5olteboben, Der er
tommen for at lnn6e 6am, Og benfal=
Der om geitpttclie fra @utorneterne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-11
Huber bojtiOcli9 Gh.

Seq bill life iige, ON ie9 baObe Wleoz
oioere bette Stntfe grbejbe. Sun
bette mau Q(utoriteterne df bette 2unb
pibe: Seq er lite alene ON bet. Seq
er blot en- af bet itore 5eaesffub af
Q(nartiIter, Der er forenebe unber en-
bpjtibelig Gb til at fulofpre ct @rs
beibe oe frembringe be Reiultater, Der
iitfert en- Sang bill tomme.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-11
9ouen fan fun 9iDe 10 Mars
5Gngiel.

0et er 9(merifanernes itore Sorg, at
2oben gioer Dem life 2op til at bange
G3ol9oi3.
6ans 5orbrnOeIIe tommer, / 8it>
faloe af, at qrGfOenten leoer, ino
unber Qlsidult in tbe firit begree
(9olo paa gerIoner fprite Grao),
Der / 5etQe 2oOen itraffes meb Snbes
Iparring for >itte minbre enb fem Og
life mere eno ii 2tar.
Der er 3dle ON at fdd en- 4menbes
ment, Der talber Mttentut mob Pr9z
Ibentens 2io for 5orr9oeri og itraffes
meb 0pben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-11

Gn engelIt Gorening, til 5remme
for abinbers 2ptfe, bar tilbubt ell
gelpnning af b500 for ben, Der fan
finbe ct bebre Mibbel for &piucer enf
Roctp Mountain Sc. SOOr fornnfs
tiet. Sperg apoteteren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-11

Wasbre ifripe til os, at be MI bar
opbaaet, bporlebes be fan bolbe 8srs
meme raife. 0ip Dem RoetD Mountuin
9e bber llge. Gn 0eliienelie til Mos
Der og Barn. Spsrs 9lpoteieren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-11
XsStraaler til at Iiuoc Guglcn.

Gn Rsnt9en U2aitine meO De be-
tenbte t Sttaaler er bleoen ienbt ira
Goiions @artiteb og itaar farOig til
9rug; men iaal9nge &uglen lite fors
aarIager get9nbeIie. og QraiiOenten
er for ibag til Speration, bill man lite
benntte ben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-11
Cm 9Silliam WtSinleD

Del er lite for intet, al W}cainlep er
en- al bet omeritanlte 6o!ts NET afs
bolote Yr9iibenter. Spit | fattige
Yiltoar bar ban tRmpet iig frem til
ben bsie Sitting. ban NIL bar iom 2es
Der for et 5olt, Der netop unoer bans
2eoelIe er naaet frem til en- 6ererltils
ling mellem 8eroensmagterne.
6an 6lep febt Riles, Ohio / 2laret
1843.
0a qintoln / 9laret 1861 ubiteots
Opraab ON fribilIige, bar ban en- af
be fsrfe til at meloe fig. pg 2laret
1865 fiji bdn Sitfsn al W&dior. 8d
Srigen Iluiiebe, forlTaile Dan tit Cob
ItuOium % blep inurt en- anertenot
Sagferer. ) 1876 bleb ban Dalgt ino
/ ben lopgipeHee 5oriamIing, bbor ban
6olbt fig itet / Ia Qar, til 9roos for
beftig Mooitdno. 8 1890 uotom
6ans beremte 2oIosGopforilag, Der er
tenbi anoer GaDnsl .Sinieb 8iG.
Siben blep ban balst til Obios GU
Dernsr og nu til fioit til PrGiibent.
Ulr. Wieainlep tilbsrer Wietbooiits
tirten og er fin ariitenoom lige Iaa
arlig og inberlie iom ban fit politis
Ite 9iO er foretngiom og energiit. 3e
fsrite Orb, ban btreOe, efter at
Stubbene. babbe rant BAN, iiges at
pRre bisfe: Win Sub. tilaip BAN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-11
0an uenteOe at biIc fangct.

0}an lpurgte, ON ban trpebe at tunz
De unbilippe efter at bupe fulobprOet
fin @erning, o9 bertil iDareOe Ian, at
ban bel 6ubbe tantt, at 5orOirringen,
Der ieIpfolgelig pilOe ppitaa, funoe
3jaIpe b~ daat tOmme bort; men isoz
rigt baDbe ban ingen rigtige qlaner
lugt ben 9enieenoe.
G3olgof3 maatte bOlOe for til l9nge
efter Mionat. og Oa ban omiiDer fit
2ob til at iobe, bar ban iaa nerbps,
at ban life tunoe ligge itiGe. 6an
prebeOe at iobe, men bpert gjeblif
Iprang ban op og panOrepe 6oileles op
% neo ao gulpet. Solen bar neten
oppe. oa fan enOelig fulot SpDn, og
ban bar badgen igen, for 9lotten
bar 8.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-11
6aab ON 21TKinleys SIP.
1lleloin9erne peobliper at pare 9uniti9
erscrnc uOtaler ii9 M tcmmclig 6citcnlt.
SiOitc Bulletin:

qrafoentens 5ilitano beOres itos
big. Qa9erns ter for fsrite Gang u0s
tale, at 5aren er forbi. Uaan III en-
lille 6orifr9ftelfe 2Ifie5, iOet bet
DOrs Saar begpnote irritere, og man
frbgteOe for en- m Separation.
guaetinen 9iper feIgenoe 5ortlas
ring: auglsn baobe rtoet en- lille
9reDl at 5rdffen meo FIG inb / Suus
ret; bet 6lep iiernet unoer Operdtioz
nen 5reOaes, men bar aai9epeI for
aariagst en- let Srritation, iaa bet bIeD
npOpenoig at aabne Oct pore Saar.
Den eneite 5glse CT blot, at Suas
ret oil pare liot langere ON at beIes.
PraIioenten ian nu begpnpe at tage
Raring gennem gtunoen, bbao ban
biotil lite far tunnet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-11
100e Marg
SuorleOes ban lagOe line Ylcner.

Seq la9be mine planer meb flor
1gorYiqtiq6eo. De bar mislpfteoe5
fere @ange, men Oa jeg berte, at 9l{
8inlen itulOe 6ape oTentlig 3eception'
oiDite je9. at 5oripnet ieID par tom
men mig til 6j9lp.
,,Gfter at 6Qpe tGntt ober bet, be
Tlutteoe jeg at orpbe PrGiioenten meg
ban bar Buffalo. 0erfor tom ia
til ltbitilingen, og be f; tre 9o3e
bar jeg pasfet neie pau. a
Seq fpbte min &epolp en- y
9ali6er og eteOe mig at s, ollie ben
inb nit Qommetortlabe, faa bet iaa
uo, iom ON jeg 6aObe en- baarlig
2lrm.
o0ei je9 an9rer life, bpuO jeg bar
9iort: 6borfor ftuloe jeg, Seq er 10
Blot ct Snitrument Sagens SjeneIte.
Seq oeb jo 9Obt, at SamfunOet fom
6el6eo bar Magt til at ftruffe mig, og
ogiaa 8iqie, oa bet er for uDibenoe til
at foritaa, at jeg bar fIaaet ct Slag
/ 5ri6eoens 3jeneite. Seq bill blioe
afitpet og itraffet, og jeg pil tage bet
altiammen, b0ao 6Orm bet en0 tomz
mer, Iom en- Man0.