davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-17
TWO WOMEN BURNED.
Waiter Who Tried to Rescue One In
iured So Badly He Died.

BANGOR. Me. Oct. 16-A terrific explo-
sion, probably of gasoline, in the second
floor kitchen of Nathaniel Ladd's restau-
rant, on Harlow street, this afternoon
brought almost immediate death to Miss
Haney, whose apartments adjoined, and
Mrs. Mary +. Carrigan the second cook,
and fatal burns TO John Barry, waiter.
The explosion wrecked two floors and fall
ing debris caused minor injuries to a num-
Der of people.
In the kitchen at the time were several
restaurant employees. who got out safely.
Mrs. Carrigan. however, rushed for the up
per staircase. but was unable To reach il
and was enveloped in flames. John Barry
rushed after her. but, meeting the fire. he
had 10 jump from the window, having been
badly burned. He died at the hospital
Miss Hauey. who was i'm her rooms, evil
IDENTIFY was buried under debris and then
burned TO death in minute two.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-17
The Wedding at Kokomo.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
KOKOMO. Ind, Oct. 16.-At the residence
of the parents OF the bride, at $50 o'clock
tonight. Frank E. Henderson and Miss
Edna Whiteker were married. the Rev Les
lie ]. Naftsger, pastor of Grace Methodist
Episcopal Church. officiating The nuptials
were without display. only a few near
friends of the young couple being present
The groom is n son Of III. r. Henderson, of
the Kokomo Daily Dispatch, and a nephew
of former Auditor OF State j. o. Henderson
The bride is a daughter of Postmaster Tay-
lor T. Whiteker. The groom is in business
at Muncie. and that place will be their
home.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-17
ROGERS WILL CASE SETTLED.
New York Metropolitan Museum of
Art viii Receive S5,oOO.O00.

NEW YORK. Oct. l6.-All litigation with
regard TO the will OF Jacob :. Rogers has
been settled. In commenting on this,
Robert w. Deforest. counsel for the Metro
pOitan Museum OF Art. said: The effect
OF this settlement will be To put the
museum within short time in possession
OF Mr.. ROgers's residuary estate. the value
OF which is upwards Of 5000 coo. and 10
enable IL TO promptly carry out his benevo-
lent intentions. the execution OF which
might otherwise have been DELAYED for
several years by prOtracted litigation. The
amount paid in settlement was $50 900.
about per cent. on the amount Involved.
and not much more than years normal
income on this amount Of property.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-17
Notorious Brigand Captured.

ROME. oct. 16.-The notorious brigand,
Mussoline, has been captured after fierce
resistance at Urbino. He had long terror
lied Calabria and is credited with having
committed twenty-five murders. Owing to
the sympathy shown him by the peasantry
he had always escaped capture. despite the
immense reward the government offered for
his arrest. His career outlaw be-
CONTINUED ON PAGE 5. COL p
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-17

were running a "fuitarian" colony in
Florida. \ year ago they turned up IN
Cape Town. where Miss De Bar called her
self Helena and Jackson called himself
HOros. Occultism and hypnotic perform
ances We're the order there, ano one OF
her South African dupes, wealthy con-
tractor gave his money to Diss De Bar
TO establish a colony of brotherly love
The Institution that she and Jackson were
running that time called by them
The College Of Occult Sciences.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-17
-Four Miners Killed.

SCRANTON. Pa. oct ia fall OF roof
coal caused the death II four men In me
klondike mine OF the delaware * Hudson
Company NJ ARCHIBALD this afternoon. They
are Patrick Nealon. assistant mine fore
man; John Healey, miner. John Kearney.
miner. and Matthew Drugher. driver y
car had run down plane i'm the mine.
jumped the track and knocked out a num-
ber OF props The men in charge OF Fore
man Nealon were replacing the props wnen
Stantly.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-17
She VIII Not Answer Questions.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Oct. 16.-Annie Rog-
ers. alias Maude Williams, under arrest
here charged with attempting TO pass
forged bank notes supposed TO have been
stolen by the gang that robbed the Great
Northern express near Wagner, Mont.
last July was arraigned in magistrate =
court to-day. Her preliminary trial was
set for 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. The
prisoner continues TO decline 10 answer
questions regarding herself, and If she has
told the officers anything they have not
made il public.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-17
BREAD RIOTS IN RUSSIA.


LONDON. Oct. 1.-THE Lemberg papers
report bread riots at Taraskova. Eastern
Russia, says the Vienna correspondent OF
the Daily Mail. In Sumara the starving
peasants stormed the municipal buildings
and the residences Of wealthy persons. set
ting fire TO Some The troops were sum
moned and fourteen peasants We're killed.
Similar riots i'm which several persons were
killed. occurred at Anderweska where TWO
landowners had been murdered, and also
at Pestrawka and elsewhere in the same
n
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-17
Eleven Killed, Many Injured.

VIENNA. oct. 16.-The Neues Abend
Blatt reports that there has been rioting IN
Kitchener. Bessaraba, where 1000 students
attacked and wrecked the house OF the
Governor. the headquarters OF the polce
and the office OF the Official Gazette. Many
encounters took place between the students
and the police. and eleven persons were
killed and thirty-siX others injured.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-17
Statistics That show Banking Insti-
tutIons Have Made Large Gains In
Deposits, Loans and Discounts.
SPEECH BY SECRETARY GAGE
WHO FAyORs ELIMINATING FAULTS
FROM OUR CURRENCY SYSTEM.
His Financial Views Summed Up-Re-
tirement of Demand Obiiga-
tions Recommended.
Decial to the indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MILWAUKEE,. Oct. 16.-The feature of
to-days session OF the American Bankers
Association was an address by Lyman j.
Gage, secretary of the treasury. Reports
were received from representatives of the
various state associations. In the absence
OF Otto N Frenzel. vice president for In
diana. the report for that State was read
by Mortimer Levering, president of the Co
lumbia National Bank of Indianapolis. The
report follows:
'"rhe conditions essential TO prosperity
have all been favorable during the past
year in Indiana. During the past few years
Indiana has made rapid growth in wealth.
manufacturing and population, and this II
due TO the discovery of an unlimited amount
of natural gas and oil. Indiana leads all
other States i'm the natural production of
gas, cheap coal and wood. In the manufac-
ture Of articles for fuel. which constitutes
an important part of the price Of prOduc-
tion, no other State can rival Indiana.
Glass. tin plate. wire. pottery and like prod
ucts have found Indiana the most advan-
tageous and profitable field for manufac-
ture. We have again this year reaped the
most excellent crops, and with the large
prices for the same our farmers have added
materially to their wealth.
The per capita wealth OF the citizens Of
Indiana has advanced % per cent. in the
past three years. We stand first in relative
position 20 other States in the amount of
school funds. first in railroad area. first in
cheap fuel. fifth in grain products and
tenth i'm the number of banks organized
during the past year.
while statistics are entirely uninterest-
ing and tedious. 50 important has been the
growth in bank deposits and surplus that
a few figures will be both interesting and
instructive at this time:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-17

HELENA Mont. Oct. 10. State Game
Warden W r. Scott left Helena tonight
for the Little Rockies. In northern Mon
tana. 10 investigate reports that many
that section from a disease resembling an
thrax.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-17
National Banks

-ANdtlOudA
June %, July To-
1900 1901
Loans and discounts. s44.3Oo.OOO $50.OOO.OoO
Individual deposits. 100000 100000
Bank deposits 100000 100000
Trust Companies
Deposits ................. $4,000 $4,000
United States deposits. 100000 100000
Aggregate resources %, 10000 11O, ,4O0 600
State Banks
Loans and discounts. .S13. 500, 600 SIS, 10000
Individual deposits...... 100000 20,OO00O0
Aggregate resources -. 2,5OOOCG %, 200 600
This shows an increase for the State of
Indiana during one year as follows:
Loans and discounts 81 200. 900
Increase In deposits ................ Is 500 coo
Aggregate resources ........-........16350 .16 $50, 900
Probably no other State I'm the Union
Eas had a larger number of legitimate
manufacturing corporations organized and
begun business than have been formed in
Indiana In the past year. The aggregate
number OF new corporations organized dur
Ing the year was ]. 102. The number of cor
porations showing an increase in capital
stock during the year was l03: the number
OF corporations showing a decrease in capi-
tai stock was five. The total amount of
capital STOCK In the new organizations is
Sl6424,9OO. or all these corporations there
are no large trust companies formed. Cor
poratons or trust companies doing business
outside of the State do not help any part
the purpose OF carrying on their legitimate
business within the borders of our State
electric lines built during the year. and the
State Is rapidly becoming a network of
these roads. making cheap. rapid and fire.
quent service between the cities through
out the State. These companies have found
an immense amount of travel and have
paig good dividends. Throughout the cities
OF the state there is marked Improvement
In both streets and sidewalks Country
roads are being improved and the State
shows a larger percentage or improved
streets ana roads made during the past
year than any other State IN the Union.
our State Bankers Association meets at
Indianapolis. Oct. % and "A. and promises
10 DC very large and enthusiastic meet
Ing Much has been done TO the banking
interests of the State through this associa-
tiOn.
indianapolis was made a reserve CITY
for national banks July l. 1899 Since that
time its deposits have grown several mil
lion dollars.
The State Is rapidly increas sing i'm popu-
lation and per capita wealth. We are proud
20 say every branch of business is prosper-
ing. and our people are on the high road IN
wealth and happiness"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-17
The Court at Tung-Kuan.

PEKING, oct. 1s.-The court arrived at
Tung-Kuan Friday last. Oct. IL, and will
remain there for several days. in order TO
recuperate from the fatigue due to travel
ing over the execrable roads.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-17
Evening

7:O0-"Beautiful Orient" electrical fountain
at 100 and IL, Kansas City fire depart
ment at s. vaudeville at 3, Herr Granada
and band concerts at TO-
S:15-"Destruction OF Pompeii' at Newby
Oval. Banda Rosa concerts at Tom
linSOn Hall
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-17
VISITORS FROM KANSAS CITY
PARTY OF OFFICIALS AND PRIVATE
CITIZENS COME TO SEE CARNIVAL.
TomIinson Hall Uniquely Decorated
for the Concerts by the Banda
Rossa Twice Day.
To-Day's PrOGra mme.
Afternoon

Afternoon
2:O0-Floral pageant Line OF march: Form
at 1880, corner Meridian and Sixteenth,
moving at . o'clock. south on Meridian
TO Monument place; thence east on Mar
ket 10 Pennsylvania. south on PennSyl-
vania TO Washington. east on Wash
ington to Alabama. countermarching on
Washington TO Pennsylvania, thence
north on Pennsylvania 10 University
Park. where the parade will disband.
2:20-Banda Rosa concert at TomlinSon
Hall.
3:00-"Beautiful Orient" Hale's fire depart
ment ;. vaudeville at 4, Herr Granada
and concerts at ;.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-11
reiponoancer

Den 8. 5ebruar fit ri. ION uaereoe
omtalt / ,,8anfteren" DOR file, bpggs
Iioe airte inopiet. Den er 40 SOB
lang % 26 JOB breO. 9aaruet er 10
SOB / 5irtant og SO JOB bit. 4r-
teioet uofprtes at RieIien % 9age.
Den fgrite At oisie, DE Rielien, Fl
8anIt % MeoIem At MenigbeOel.
9le laDeoe ogIda 4lteret. grGoiteitoz
len % 0ebefonten. 8isie er me9st
Imutfe % bqrer @ionesbDro ON, 4.
ban forTtaar At BRUCE 9eol og San.
Gn anOen At 0enigbeoens Meolem=
mer. 81. $. Riefien, bar malet 9irte1.
z 5qroelesbeo pioner 4rbeioet paa
Otter, 5ont og 9r9oiteitol ON, j.
peiaa ban foritaar fit oaanOpert.
- SPIRIT / Warts bolbt Menig6e
bens apinber ct Mebe og itifteoe en-
abinbeforening. Mrs. Maren SUM-
palqtes til 5ormano. % Mrs. Gaen
gertelIen til Setretpr og &asierer.
Manqe trable 6puoer bar iioen ben
Sio b9ret optagne al at forf9roi9t
f%orffeaige Imutte Eager. ION ienere
bil blipe iolgt til 6oroel for 0lenis
bsoen. 9erren pelIigne ogIda bette
4rbejoe.
Der Is. 9(pr. par bet gaitor
Glsmmeniens 5eoielsoag. Om Gfs
te%rmioDagen famleoes en- Slot At
Menigbeoens Soft oppe / 8nen For
faa at tuge 9r11teboligen meo Siorm
og snite greiten til Qptte. &ptnoer4
ne msObragte mango sooe Sager. o.
fnart bare ale b9nteoe oeo &affebor.
bet. TIMBER gaItor G9mmeniens Ia.
lerten fanotes en- ptngefum, en- 5po-
Ielsodqsgape ftd be tiliteoep9renoe
Otter grrbet tilbragte Ri en- bpqgeli1
Stunr meO Sang, SUBS Oros 2ps-
ming Og Gale.
= S 5oraaret ere en- Del 2anos.
m9no TONNE bertil, boorooer ri 9IRoe
os. Oct er bort 6aa6. at fIere oiI
fslge efter.
Der l. Marts fotteoe Deter
Sdmiot meo 5umilie bertil r.
Sainois. 5or ct Bar Tiger iiOen for
9iels 6anien. en- Spoger til pstsr
Subj, BERTH fra Oonmart. 6on e.
| flpttst inO / 4nton Rieliens GUS BE.
ii 8pen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-11
Neenab, Wis.

j Qnleoning at paItor Seniens
JpbielsOag ben %, Qpril itauteoc
ungoomsforeningen cam en- GaDe paa
$500.
- Qlfreb Serenien er tommen
biem fra Blair. gegrunOet paa 1T
foage 6elbreo bar ban maattet opgioe
fine Stuoeringer forelebig.
= 36om 6briitianisn er tommen
tilbaes fra 6bicago, bpor ban bar D.
bolot fig Ell Aarstio.
- Mifs gbriftine Wortenien, ION
bar bRret / minneapolis for at blipe
u6oannst til Gidt0Hisif. I'll / 0ennt
9io bismme pad 9eieg.
Onsbog often Den 22be Del
afboloer MenigbeOen tit aOartalsmsz
be / airten.
Mrs. Sobn 96omien ligger fq5
at qungebet9noelie.
Nlrs. gaitor Senien, Tom bar
p9ret meget ip9. er nu beore.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-11

Wor sangf Sra
8ramsnGs Big l~frioes: Maripins=
faugiten bar auerebe for ca. Il 3ags
.0sn taget lin geabnbeIie, og efter ali
at osmme bill ben i 9ar gioe gobt llo.
6Dtte. Gntelte 6olo Waripinsfiierc
BAR olIereoe ianqet so Stfr., - De
fleite bar opnaaet ct RsIultat pad 80
Str. = Com RegeI meogaar Der ca.
Stir. til en- u. 3ran, bOiltet
alIereoe 9iper Ell i9pnt goot uobbtts.
9eoblipsr Der Blot ct guniiigi 8ejr=
forbolo Reiten At 5iosu. bpor bisle
DIR ianges. oil llobnttet utpibliOml
5liDe ~fqroeles goot / oeune 5angit-
periooc.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-11
Gfterlp5ning.

4ngaaenbe 9sOsbo / bet ogaml:
2ano" er bet %neDpenbigt at ubfnoe
min grooer 1iels g. Rieliens Opz
bolOsItso. Oplpsninger, fom maatie
leoe til famine, bill bliDe pdaitsnnst-
SioIt ban bar bsrt fra (for ct aars
9iO Iiben) par ban | R~epnolOs, q. D.
g. .. Nielfen,
Nelfonpine, isis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-11
DallnlarR

Gn8ornbotme 9ored.
8sbenbapn bar / @inter bait geisg a
teiierlig 5olooirettsr / 8orea Sum2s
:. Oleien, iom er oanif af 5eoIeI.
pan er omtrent 40 Qar gammel og
fgot / Rgnne, boor bans daoer. Der
bar 6aanooGrter oeoe / bans Barn
bonn. 5 "A @ars 4loeren uopanoreoe
ban meo i'm Mober pg Ssitenoe til
psnnfplpania, bpor bans fleite Slpgt-
hinge enonu Dor. gn Ontel, Der Dar
anIdt peo 5olop9ienet / aina. Itufz
febe BAN en- Sitting peo bette. og ban
bar oerfra efterbaanoen fpunget fig o.
til i'm nuparenoe %aniparsfuloe Dot.
6un psnter om tort 5io al blipe for
hpttet til Betting.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-11
Sen berpmte hiitOrife Horteaina

Den bersmte biftoriite 5Orteuing:
,,8aloemar Seier" af ben fOltet9rc
Dieter 3. 9. Sngsmonn bill bliDe
oFenliggiort I ,Danffsren" ON gdnite
fort lib. Gsrg for at faa osnne 5ors
telling uobrebt opsr belle port Soft
b,robre. geftil DIT" ftrdts; ltriu
eFter YrsDenumrs. aos pgdloemdr
Gejer4 fra gegpnoelien at.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-11
9tettclie.

s DIT" fra 24be Qpril er en- in9s
fenbt 4rtifel fra Wilpautee inolez
ben en- ubebagslig Sell.
Om gbr. 3enien itaar Der, at ,,baa
bopDe I Jorpejen Here reblige 4ro
= Dette rgblige families efter dae ids=
fDnoigss Mening nemlig / Manp=
ffriptet. 0u oplpIer SnoienOeren, al
bet ftulDe bpre oriOoerlige" 4r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-11
Qpt Ruaobus / Gilt

Qpt Raaobus elite.
: Gilteborg er Der / bern.
Ijo 9laner oppe ON al iaa opfsrt {.
mt 8aaobus, oa BET nup9rsnoe bii-i
ia At pprs bleoen altfor lille. De-
pnes at ppre melt Stemnin9 Tor q.
IPlqe Def nuDpren0e Rdaobus - G.
Blaoien til llobioelie at bette tun .
me1et ringe - % bn9qe ct mi Raao
Ein9z % Qrreitbus no MOD 6oItrups-
9doe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-11

Rutetappurdter PEI
items Slit. s ben n9rmsiic
Yremtio bill Der peo Stepns alit Bloc
.aget lat pua Snorstning al 3otetdr=
oaroter. til bpiIts Der paa 5inuns.
.open sr bepi1iqet ct 9eIeb. 4rbeioti
ital bare fulofsrt inosn lIo9an9en a
Suli Waaneo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-11
ErD0ctoncr.

Reiqigfe Sange meb @eooter. Snoeboloer ct fortunigt lopdlg al COB
aQuhf o9 anbefnles iprist hi Sangionninger.
Del. Smrtt mbb $50. Tel Smntt inbb s150.
yesse 1de eet gHO $50.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-11

@amte Ssftenbe. 5 6oae
oeo 9emoig bor en- 4ft99tsmano DC
bans TO Ssitre. Der tiiiammen er 250
Aar ddmle.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-11

5oItetingsmanb Sens
Der bar oberoragst 9aaroen
/ aas til tn Son, CT Fpttst ino I'll
0oriens, bpor ban tager 9opGl.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-11

Sorben runot. aoloiug o.
94ites / oisie Gage al en- ung Wano.
To- Den 9enge l1ttelig bar tilbaee.
le3. n Rejie 3oroen runot. Den un9s
41sa0s 4don er peterien. 6aR er
isoi / &olOing og er al Brofesfon
gager. geb 6iolp al 1T iOlios 6eI
6reo % ut 6adnop9rt bar ban tlarei
5uren brilliant. 6ln bar Ieilet gratis
neo Sti6, og tprt biaiat meo 5err
6anen, d.tio mso qOot 6umer % uoen
At TONNE / itsrre Jorlegenbso, bpao
6dn for IN tor Del tiiiftiber, al bun
car Sob 3tmpldr. Sra 9ebenbdnn
-tarteoe ban 81, Wlai 1899 og anton
til 1T 6poreldno igen / Wonoa9s. T.
Toite 6 Raaneoer bar 6r. 9eteriea
tif5raat / aaptolonien. 6oor ban TOR
9urbep9gelien pdd nRr 6aduo o.
5agte 9rsb for be sngelIte Soloater.
6on bleO Der burtist en- be9eiitrst Ben
At gurerne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-11

0rufnet. 5rt. 9utein, 0ater
at ftp. 5olfstingsmanD T., er funoer
orutnet I 2imfjoroen uo for 0pbdpr
/ Nalborg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-11

Sanoerne ordger til 9ss
De 20 Sanger, Der / Sommer
Tai foriiatte aultiperingsurbeioet pda
Qlbeoen, oros al Steb forleoen Nfots
gen.
Deb 8z5ioen terte BE- / ire 6hard.
5anes ira Strahednitalten til gants
1aaroen % afgit meo 5oget 81. 1923,
eoIa9eoe at 59ngisIsinipettsren
Raptain 9ucfe, I'D til 9eobuiet, ii
6eoeblomft og 6sOelGrte, men ogid1
til en- Sommers lioiom 9erning pal
6soen.
9aar De er f9roig meo 5ilpldni.
ninaen at be / Gfteraaret grdUeot
9ldntninasbuler, / plantagen .Sno.
lie Wnremalm" paa &rarup 5ldoe.
laar 3uren til Gem 6eoe bso Rin9-
.sbinQ. Sen pad Sommeren penoer
oe after tilbdae til 6eoen mellem Ser
ming % 9iborg for at arbeiOe Der, inn.
Ill De miot / September bnoer 6eobu=
- ..6otel Den blaa Stolpe" ION Dc.
lotdle BIB bar bsbt ben gamls Rsnre
- 6arpel % benoer tilbdge til oet
Iiore Bur pda gaffen pso 6oriens.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-11
&oit og fait.

& n z IN tinefo or 6uben
sr ben npeiie frantic Opfnbelie. Den
par uoitiust paa ben iioite meoicinite
auHgres al 0r. Uiihet og naturligpis
6eitemt Tor airuger. 5nitrumentet er
suHiie lille, iua bet goot tan boloes /
SGnoerne. % er al paris' mebieinIts
5otultet blepet tiltenot Barber grGs
mien. 5or 5r,mtiosn be6sper en- ca
ge lite m%siiommeli9 at in et gabenoe
Sdar iammeu. Weo penitre 6ddno
boloer ban be TO SodrlGber ino til
binanoen. % meo bejrs letter ban
.Spmaitinen" / Sang.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-11

Den banfte RorDlpsef &
petition, Tom / @inter bar anItil'
let unoerfsgelisr / 5inluno meb 2sjt=
nont Ia Gour Tom Gbef, penteoes I'll
asben6abn fioft / Qpril ener fsrit
oenne Wddneo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-11

Gn 89oeftre9. 0aaroejey
Mitdel 6anien pad 2srup 6eoe baoot
en- 9tat geipg al RGpeu. Gn lille gaas
ae til 6sniebuiet bar ON Qftenen itty
6lspen luttet. og geunem oenne bapoC
4ittel ri entre.
Ia Gieren ON UiOr9enen Tom I'D
9daroen. tunoe ban iirats ie. at Der
Rattens Sob bapoe pPret tor 3raol.
6eo / % omtring 6sniebuiet. % Dec
aqrmere Gfterinn bite bet ia. al q
6ens par 6orts. On neo 9aaroen D9
renoe glsiemdrt 6lep unoeriegt. 70
Der families IS oeOe .6ens Iiggsnns
Sioe og She.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-11

Zen fPtreoeriffe Gtpbrs
Yaa 3elefouens Cmraaot
II siort en- m Opfnoslie. ION lite q
uoen 5nteresie. % iom n%oerligere ri.
biorage til. At upeotommenoe lite faat
aunonab ON, bpaO man tar at iigs
/ 3elefonen. Der gsres / oenns lib
aeben6apn 6orisg meo Den me D.
Fnoelieu. Der gsr bet maligt At ton
troaere. ON Der mites paa geoningen.
Den me CpfnoelIe beeitaar al en-
lie Glostlottc, iom opbanges pa
9qggene. Vii man f%ontroaere, ON e.
uDeotommenoe hitter peo Qeoningen.
tr1tter man paa en- lille Snap, iom Il
an6raat pep 5elefonapparatet. 6oiE
guften CT Tar, pier @lastIotten oee
0jalp at en- lille. elettriif @lsOslampe
Il 6pio; Qps; TT Der oerimoo ugler
Roien. iaa er 9niet rset.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-11

gslsnnet 6sfIigbeO. Sta
tionsforitanoer Sduoer. Strib. bar
ira aeiierinoen al Ruslano fdaet til
itiaet ct @ulour meo 8ulot9oe fonl
5at for ben Gmbu. Stdtionsforitans
oeren itaoig piier operfor aeiierinbe.l.
mar bun pasierer Strib.