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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-29
S0crfrigcn.

9onoon. Maj 27. &rig5minifte=
riet bar fra 9orO ait6ener mootaget
fel9enoe:
Gn operlegen goerItbrte gioroe ct
traftigt 2tngreb paa en- aonooi me[em
@entersborp, og poticbefitroom b. %.
Waj. 9oerne blep breone bort. 8ort
Cab bar 4 orebte og 30 Iaareoe.
aonoojen antom i Sitterbeo til 9ra=
toria.
,@eneral 9otba bar anmobet @ene=
raj 8e 0et ON et gtaaoilagningsme-
be" meooeler 0ailp U}ails Br9toria
&orre1ponoent
5oreori9t oil bet bfoe oaniteligt ot
finoe De Wet, oa Dan 5geIge engelltt
glabe maa opboloe iig paa minoit 6
forIfeqige, piot abifilte SteOer.
U}an Deo Gnglano life ret megei
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-29
ut rerenoe 0illeoe al ben iorlal te
,snrm.

Ter ct Ell opb Yntbos / ". 9.
3nplor0 9illebe faloet rIbe Fo5
ling Of the 5nrm," builfet funmer
/ SUM uOgapen al She 4ooiea
Some 3ullrnal. Zen bpjebe Sfit
teGe al ben enlunme Gnte, Der,
ibet bum meb 0aanoen builenbe
paa 0gren, pentenbe paa Sure
tpjet, faitenoe ct liblte 9lit paa bet
9omle bjem - tuler ltGrtt til 5plel=
len. Zen ieliamtne g}ooember
0immel, De ijerne taaaeoe Batter,
bet tillnfteoe 0ue, iurlabte Stalb,
po preralt: ben iorlfubte Stltfelle,
ggr at Ell laar nu9et 0allen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-29
Spjcitcrcts Acnoelle.

Wafbington, U}ai %. = Gn meg,t
pigtig aenoelie er afgiOet af De 5or.
Staters 6sieiteret / @oar.
Der bar tets Sager, nGrmeit forarz
lebigeoe al Sutter aingen % 5obatss
Ringen; oisie snItebe nemlig afojort.
ON Der tunbe inbfsres 1obat % Gut
Ter tolofrit fra Yorto Rico og peb
2(fgsrelie uf bette punft maatte 9eiz
eiteret leIofelgelig afgere bet pigtigc
Spergsnaal angaaen0e Yorto Ricos
og 5ilippiHernes Sitting til De 5or.
Stater. @qentli9 bar bet altiaa life
SpsrgsmadIet ON .aonitituticnen
felger GSlaget", Der forelaa, men 2lfs
gerelien faar inbirette 2ilbageoirtz
ming operfor bette Spsrgsmadl.
so bet ian ba nu faitTaas, at meb
De 5or. Staters 9sjeiieretsafsereIie
er BET sibet, at aonItitutionsn life iele
ger Glaget. s ben paaealbsnte Gag
afaorDes Sp6rgsmddlet meo . STEM
mer imo1 A.
Uian bar ai letiorltaaelige @rW
De imgoelet oenne aenoelie meo
aoitilig SpGnoing. Oct tlinbe faa
Setponin9 iur Yorti=S Stillin9en &c
,Surenebe Stater lelO.
3 fire ai De 6 afgiOrte Eager TO
r,laa iattilt oct Spgr9smaal, ON
9reiioenten baUbe Jiet til at leg9e
3olb poa garer, Der lenote8 Der
ira gauoet til gOrto 9iicD og 81
lippnerne, u9 naunlig ompenbt,
om Den Iolb, Der er blepen iuaret
pan Garer, inOigrt bertil fro be
paa9plbenbe Ger, bar bait retsGg
Buloi9beb
Gen Iqafolotc 2elima Gag ior
Gfs. anait oen i g}erp 9orf lore
ta9le 1oloopfrGDuin8 ior &ppcl-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-29
1OOe glarg.

om @ituationen for 9jeblittet. N3en
man bar 10 9orb W}ilner / 9onbon,
9ol0er Set for ham, Og bet tan man
n let @nglanO.
goqie paaitaor, at Qoro qaaener
j bans 6ol6ater tun ipi1er arictet
/ YrGtoria.
5attum er, at goerne er liOligc.
38ota itaar Itaoig peo Carolina Dit
5ranspaal, Der er oesuOen 3 andre
6tprter, bels 9jargs.t oels i De
norOlige o9 peitI.se Z litter.
Wleit forbapienoe er 8oernes itobige
SnOtran9en Soplanbet. Der opsre=
Ger for 9ioen minoTt 9 s~a-tommmz
ooer De- e De nap. bit og Der uoa=
le en9el.. 3ltruillel lis De isorigt
leber 6pjt poa De engelite 5armeres
9etoitning. Oct er en- 6iQiQ arigs=
ferelie - for 8oerne
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-29
anta og 9lmcrifa.

6aoanna, Mai %. - 3 Dag blep
bet omitriote Ylatts 5in9g beotaget
al ben tubaniie @runolopsforiamling.
Stemmerne falot Ida ipqnoenoe Iom
bel muligt nemlig IA imob o9 15 for
i5orIlagets @eotagelIe.
Oct ber noterss, at benne 0eotaz
gelie JUL fanbt Steo lige efter at De
5oreneoe Stoters 6sjsIteret meb 5
Siemmer imob 4 bar erllGret iig for
ben GpfatteIie, al aonItitutionen lite
ielger iFIaget.
2tfitemningen ongit 9eotagelIen af
ben Notwithstanding, iom 9omis
teen for uoenlanone Sager, bar fore
laqt, % boilten Der finbes Bortlarin=
ger tilfsiet til platts 9eIIutningen.
9et er Idalcbes lite bet rene emile
9iatts 3iIlGq, at 8ubanerne bar an
tdget, og muliqpis MAD be ON igen.
bpis be 5orene6e Stater life er til
freoie meo ,5ortlaringerne".
De rdoitale dabnebe Borbanolingen
meo aoben SlaafGrOigbeb o9 itor
lopfti9beo = % be bolbt tappert II
lige til BET IoIie.
Stprteit tGmpeoe Senorerne g,crs
tuonOo, @ome3 og 5amapo imoo 0or
Ilaaets 9eotagelie.
3amoBo qit iaa biot, at ban er-
tlGreoe at enbber, Der Itemte for Soc.
aaqet, bar 5orrGoer men tnn
noaite paa be tonierbatiOes 6orldr.
genbe tilbdgetaloe bette llotrpt
6lere @anQe iaa BET truenoe not
I'D til. at be aooe Wleblemmer tube
boqfapeIigt ca torporIigt tomne /
3otterne pda boeranore. Dog Den6e
Sang iIdreoes pbnten.
Ssnor @ome3 bolbt en- flanmenoe
patriotiit 2ole; oen parebe op2r ra
Zine = % ben dlene Oanot 3 Stems
mer for De rdoitaIe. laa oisIe bar liae
pdd glippet ill at binbe Sejren. Dan
appellersoe til 8elegaternes Grores
ldnostrrligbeo, minoeoe rsrenbe ON
oen lanee, boaroe 9omp for lla,39nz
gigbeo. % enbte meo at toloe neai
Hleneoere, Der tunoe b4re ltemte Tor
bette 4lotts 3ilag; tbi be bapbe I9a
ret, at be oilbe banne en- 5orfatuiil
for en- uafbnn9ig Repu6Iit.
0e tonierpatioe bleD raienoe oosr
oisie Orb, men til 3roos for be~ea
Raob oq 5orlangenbe pil6e @omej lite
iilbagetaloe fine Orb.
Saa falbt 9lfitemnin9en iom opens
for anaOet. % bet bele er maaite enoz
oa til inoen yiptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-29
StOr lllDffc.

2(l6an0. q. g., 0}ai 27. - 3 Sens
bags 6fiermioOag ltste en- frp9teli9
lllptte Der. 20 elettriite 8o9ne, be9ge
propfulOe al 9laoe Ulenneifer, Der Ituls
De npoe SgnDag5freoen, Iteote lam
men unoer frpgtelig Sort. lllptten
Iiete 0eO 9renbui6 li9e Der DeO. 5
Menneiler ora6tes paa Steoet og 40
tDGitebcs msr eGer minore baarot.
De ora6tes Sig bar ufenoelige;
blanot oem fanotes 6egge 9oanitnrerz
ne, Iaa man tan nGppe nOgeniinoe fda
at bi0s bDem at bem, Der burer Stp.=
oen for lllDtten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-29
Set icmte NarsmoOe


Den oreue0e 6anife epan9eli utberfe Rrfe Qmertfd
af6o rinttats ebIutR Ment8beb tQIbert
sea @tun til Il 5unL be98e Gage
ibee9uoe
3orsoag 5ormiboag 8. @uostjencfe
forbanoliu9saennauoe
olmuoese Nnuna 5nOberenn9n 5GaspriOmbc
Mtsftouet StoleE Bprne9iem o8 6orla9sbus
laaenbe Romteer
6Dlac Nne 8eutu9 5pri &e8Ie Danish
Lutheran Publishing House
guate orl09 teoo9te Suoen oO ben fore 6irs
QGee uae bale ben teoo9te noeroisntg By Vt @arsmp
tu0er 8temmel unboei ub8pee al pmtttte a8@r
qaebes % 3nbbOlO @enisbeOeu
9rGteus Sdainai NRen8bOeu d. Bore 8ab.
". YG1g al @mbeDsmGno
Gfarue ib9ere Norsmob araod iot ip
oenoe unia9 8etaltn9 n &asmpo: Der
Gage for Gage tore
3io beGes 10 Gts
9anteipro9 Simeeu ta ubc oct lpfte for oS ri
3enere bile 9gr reoe O8 bp99e" 9ieb. p 2Ot
g. Gbrihianieu, d. NJ. 2tnoerim,
5ormauo SetreGr.
Seno Oocuauenbe eenOisOe mbbpOr berpeo 9rnais ep
DleuigbeO a Sea @emer fra fern til oe Se1S 8i9
@ar ale be ueomue
pefsne 96re bans &9s 6mme oeuu M
nioGeo aapeiom Steosr umOt om 2auo t.
boes mOe til @aor g. g. aiof 324 gS College
st. NL O9cn fte morr. pt bet onnaa me9d
eru abeoe for &omtecn
9e om ere unO 8ocn moOoae staionen OriOm
mcboee III bouen 3b o9 meb bputcn Goae &c tonme
@aa Menabebns @c0ae
: J Kd6fo, {. T. swGofe,
WgD 4raf 0i8G. Gel.
2er Qr ben iaouan9e Gsnrbiatec 5eubaurrue %
Geur c 8eteuot9greln Sbe5)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-29
Ga oroeutlig Scamp.

Sc to Senatorer for Spb Carolina,
5ilemann og Mt2ourin bar begge re
Iigneret; 8oroejen baboe De uoitalot
9inanOen for no9et / 2i9beo meo
U}eneoere.
s 9irteligbeOen itdar Spprg5madz
let pod, ON SposGorolina ital oeos
bIiOe at oare pOpuliitiit repraienteret
eller ej.
Der oil MI blibe fsrt el pploig
@algtamp Staten, ffsstA1est nDe
Yalg, Der anta9es at fule finbe Steb
D. %. September, tan oiie, 6pao SnOs
Garolina5 gefoltning mener.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-29
uolanoet.
NmrYifanfg on Sa'fcr.

~, OtaJ 27. = Ser er fUre=
ioloen nOgle Smaabe9ipenbeber,
lom piler, bUilfet oenli9t Sin0elo9
5pIterne narer til 2lmerifanerne. s
2lnleOning af, at 9egations9aoens
iitdnoT9ttes bar Der poiteret ameri=
tonif Stilbagter, fom ifuloe Urge for,
at 5olt gif ON ao en- Si0egaOe.
lJlen 5DIferne frbgter 10 ingen /
9eroen, o9 aoifilige, baaoe Soloater
o9 Oficerer nGgteOe at lpitre Orore.
Gn init officer anbolot enbog meo
oragen Sobel en- amerifanit Soloat,
oa oenne faa f9lOeoe 9ajonet, iaa
3biten, bet bar 2llppr og luitebe af.
Senere Tom en- anoen 3piter forbi, og
Stilpd9ten itpo oa efter bam, men
ramte en- tDit SolOat, lenqere borte.
Der er inbleoet llnoerI0gelie al
Saqen.
9nIterne bar alorig bolot af. at bet
er 2(meritanerne, Iom Ifol 6oIoe gagt
oeo 3nogan9en til ben ,iorbubte 8p=
Def.
MaI6in9ton, N}ai %. - Nlan til
laqger Der life 8egioen6eoen qeting
no9en getponing. Sliqt banOer bess
Oarre ofte, bpor fremmeoe Magter
ifal raabe 5alles7taber. Der er in
gen officicl SnO6eretning tommen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-29
'lair, Nebr., Snsoag D. 20. Maj 1904.

2lhhtHin9 inbtil 5Orafer=QoOen
bleu aioet. Sun for bet nGunte
9io@rlm ital Den tilba9ebetales.
6e9eringen ifal oGre me9et til
freoa meb 9liqurelien.
4rniioenten iif 9ublfobet. ba
ban poa 8ilba9erejien ira @eittp
item op5olot fig Der g}ebraifa, o9
ban o9 bans 6glac bar bait liuli9e
Samtoler unOer ben fe0eli9e 5ern-
bnnetnr 40 Chicago til.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-29
Gr Gcjieren ri0?

Berlin, Maj %. - Der bar amez
ritunite 2(piier pGret fablet ON, at
Oet tpite aejIerpar bapoe miitet belle
jim Yripatformue.
Gn SpinOler itulbe 9abe fpetuleret
Den til @eroens @nbe.
Oct meooeles MI oiiicielt. at 6iito>
rien er Oplpino fra 5eoe til onben.
0erimoo bar ben t1its 8ejierinoe
fornpli9 tdbt no9le Yenge peo ct iterre
tpit 6irmas 5aQit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-29

Ct. Yetersbor9, U}aJ zo. - S ben
IporusfiIte $50 autais bar Der funoet
ct poloIomt 0plgb Steo. 2taria9en
bar ct antiiemitiit Stueipils Opfpz
relie. s en- Stamp omtring 5beatret
bleO IS aOfatter, 13 Politibetjente og
Flere Officerer baarot iaarebe.
oOorleoes bet gift til i 6Olte6oben
oplnies life.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-29
Sampion onlfcr glflfcO.

@of6ington. Qlai 27. - qtomiral
Sampion fal / GSplqe Rngter inoen
for Sooficerstreo7e pnIte at tage fin
2lfIteO MI. 6on bar alorig paret rig
tiQ raft Iben ari9cn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-29
YrGlioentens Ncjlc.

qrpiiOent Mcaintep er MI Gbica=
90 paa 6iemrejie fra 9eittpiten.
3uren git poa bar sjenipnlig paret
bans i1ge 5rue meget gapnlig. 6un
bill mart babe forpunoet enbber 4minz
oelIe of Gan 5rdnciscozCpboIoet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-29

N}r8. Sone8: Si9er intet, boab man
cno teller. inepenoig e!ler uooenoig,
zen enete ufejlbarIige Waabe at tlrs
rere bet paa, er at tage ,,3octp Mtoun@
lain Sea. 35c. Spsrg beres 2tpp-
teter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-29

gantreberi Mineral qoint,
Wi5.. Maj %. 5irit 4ational
8ani Der er bleben plpn0ret af Repere;
be fit $4,000 meb ii9 og man bar
enonu life 9tnelIe ON, boor oeres Spor
Ital ieges.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-29

SDert qip bar fin W2oOsan9 &los
a. 3olt letter fg life til at itrige.
Sun Rqrrene ilbgttr uben 9Roofdno
alcaeTyoi taaer ggioclD Wlountaia
aea" Scr often Spsr8 bsres glpo<
isler.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-29

80 prsoennmre af y y8anTteren" ien=
oes frit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-29
Nl1leriIaa.
Maib.ngtOn. :. :.

Malb.ngton. :. Y.
Raf6inqton. glai 28. = Den na=
tionole, boroerlige lieueite, ,3eform
5orsninq" bar fornbliq rettet en- 9las
&c til qrafiocnt glcainlep, / 2lnleos
ming al 3egel 13, ION forbpper at
8erIoner ubn9bnes til at betlGoe Re
.serinQssmbeber uben fsrit at bGre uns
otrtaiteoe en- Gtsdmination, initemd
tin bliper opertroaot. 5oreningen me
ner. at arpntslier df oenre Regel er
bleoen iaa bnppige, at Der fan o9re
5are for, at aoniurrenceipitemet Oil
bIipe fuloitanbia unoergraoet, o9 Der
papnss faa en- beI Ruite At GtsempIer.
aompagni 9 of ODE Snfanteri. bpis
100 Uiano fal BONNIE gegationspag
ten Yeiinq, bil blipt inotodrteret /
9lqsrbprtnings 9emplei, / Spogaoen
inbenIpr ,,oen Iorbuote 9p." Der itdl
Iamles 4robiant Der for 8 Maaneoer.
man oeo 10 nemIig alOrig. brdo Der
talnoe Itt, bpis aineiernt i9en blep guile
df 6arme. 9lmmuniitionsmGngoen
6liper 100000 Gmganae RifeI pd
troner, % oesuoen loo Omqange for
bper qiitol.
Gnbeli9 bar tommanoeren0e Rap
tain Robsrts fddet gsfaling til at ops
retbolbr oen itran9eie 0iiciplin
: Weo oenhe Itgemlige og aanoeliac
lloruItflihg msnsr man, at BEN lille
Stqrs tan 6oIoe ub iii. bbab Der itulOe
tunne inbtrrife.
ggaar 9r9lioent UicSinleD tom.
mer tilba9e ber ira i'm longe Bet
vie. oil ban lioe:beba9eli9 oUer=
raifet oper at iinoe - Oct boioe 0ue"
puolet op. Get or baaoe no GO
inouenbiat bleuet alort laa net,
ipH bet er muligt oeh 6lGlp Al
Utnlertolteu. Ter tlGber III lngen
Rlet peo Oct boioe.
Soele oct Suore er bleoen reltan
reret. ina @ulu. !8p9 o9 goiter MI
itnner; oae 3Gpper o9 Niaatter CT
iigeiaa llnnten6e .nDe.
ga bet tan 4r9iioenten laa ngoe
/ De fommenoe 4 Mar. eller - ior
at tale 0epeIpit'- enbnn lGn9ere.
Il
f5roncis 0Oparo, ion er 0poeo
for DC Snnltnere, Der oil
oirfe ben til at iaa oprettet ct na
tipnalt aunlt9aIleri g9alblngton,
oil mn rejle III europa ior gennem
Stuouum Der al lignenoe @allerier
at faa fin 9Slan ngjere uoiornet.
Saparo erflGrer lelu pm Sagen:
Oct poat9nfte @alleri lfal oannee
j gi9beo meo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS /
gDnoon, muliguis enooa meo ben
5orggelie. at Der oprettes en- STUNT
ifole og rpanorenoe lloltlllln9er".
q en- Snmtale meo Sefret9r
6ap bar ieg iaaet 9gite paa, ar.
b0ie oi fan irenlGQge for Slntpri
teterne lnaoanne Ylaner, lom tan
garantere 6oretaaenoets lornllfti9e
Bennemiprelie, oil Er9lioenten
ituipliomt annOoe aon9reslen ON
at oioe os no9en 0j9lp.
Z 2lnlebning al, al Der nDs er
pponget 0lietilber Ieras o9 paa
StiaebapstDlten, er bet intereSInit
at lpgge DiGrte til en- ngs onenllg
aiurt Stntiltit ouer llofgriel al Oti
nerolier ira De ,5ureneoe Stoter
Oct uiler zig, at / oct Hegnltobsoar,
lom iuit er peo at noriuoe, oil oenne
llofgrielsgren baue naaet Ell uG.s
BIG llooitling.
Wiens Der 1870 uoigrteS POI
Niillipner @olons al 9pSolie, er
Der / 1900 noigrt uuer 720 WdlllU
ner @allons, Ogi gebet al De lenere
glar er oenne llOigrlel lteget meo
en- @enneminitsinn al $50, 900 ON
Naret.
SDeri qib bar FIN Wlo0gans &los
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-29

- ~ ! -.
The age-herald., 1901-10-27
PRINCE RANJIT IS
 TO VISIT NEW YORK
HE SAILS FROM ENGLAND SUR. ROUNDED WITH MYSTERY AND ACCOMPANIED BY A LARGE RET INuE-HAs MONEY TO BURN.

London, October 26.-"Prince RanJit of London's curiosity and who Is variously has succeeded in exciting and baffling London's curiosity and who is variously described as an Indian potentate and a Prince of Siam, sailed October 24 from Liverpool for Montreal on board the steamer Lake Simcoe, whence he is going to New York. accompanied by a dusky suit. numbering twenty-eight persons. He lived a fortnight in all the splendor of Oriental opulence at a fashionable London hotel, where he had dropped in unan- nounced and unconcernedly engaged twenty-three rooms.
 In spite of the publicity which such an arrival was bound to create, he has left England as much in the dark as to his identity as when he arrived. The India office has issued an official announce ment that there is no such title as Prince Ranjit of Blauchistan." but that neither condemns the mysterious stranger nor clears up his identity, as Ranjit is prob- ably an assumed name.
 When interviewed in London where he by no means courted publicity Prince RanJit declined to say from whence he came. but he once oracularly remarked;
The age-herald., 1901-10-27

per, Goodwater; Lem By, Chicago; J. W. Johnson, B. M Brewer, Chattanooga:
 w. D. Gilders. New York; K. l.. Egan,
 New Orleans; T. H. McKown, Dogwood; J. c. Mabip, Jr., America; F. J. Long,
 Cincinnati; T. H. Moore, America; Mrs.
 E. B. Alexander. Fulton. Tenn; J. P. Childers. Childersburg: W. A. Quinn, D.
 C.; Mrs. E. Max Harkins, Fayette; James Field, Atlanta; K. D. Wallace. New York; T. J. Corners. Chicago; T. H. McAnnal- ly, Casper; Walter Hill, Compton; E. H. Brown, Louisville, Ky. Miss Mar garet Johnson. Jasper; Mrs. Mary Cliff ford. Jasper; J. Y. B. Lott Atlanta; Joe Cha Blocton; w. M. Becker, Atlanta; j.. W. Tyler. Florence; c. w. Kirkpatrick, El Paso, Texas: R. J. Belser Columbus, Ga; J. B. Allen. St. Louis; J. A. Grum- met Tuskegee, Ala; M. Herman, Phila- delphia; J. W. Solar. Lorain, O.: R. R. McCeslsy, Boaz Ala; Wm. Fennigan, At lanta; H. E. Archibald. Prattville, Ala. {; W. J. Fegan, Atlanta; H. 2. Mckinley, Nashville; c. Wurtzburger. Cincinnati, O.; ". w. Freeman. Chicago; Logan D. Wallace. Huntsville; w. s. Atchison, At lanta Wm. Mann, Vicksburg; Mrs. J. T. Chitwood. Chattanooga; Thos. I. Hall. West Point, Miss; J. A. Carlisle, Roan- oke. Ala; Rev. H. F. Snaaae and wife. Georgetown, Ky; Jas. Miller and wife, Belle Ellen. Ala
The age-herald., 1901-10-27
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 MADE GOOD IMPREssIoN-JoHN-
 sToN ON STUMP.

In Jefferson county the political situa- ton is centered in Bessemer and though both sides in the fight to ratify tho Con- stitution claim a majority, it is evident the hardest battle of the campaign will be fought there. The lines are tightly drawn and smarting under the defeat of the new county project many of the citizens are opposing ratification of the new Constitution on that score alone Others still harbor bitter feeling but will not let 1t stand in the way. of their efforts to assist in the movement to elimi- nate the negro vote in Alabama.
 It Is generally admitted that the speech of Hon. Sidney J. Bowie, did much good towards ratification and at Democratic county headquarters the beat is claimed by a safe majority
 Confident expressions also come from the opposition as to Dessemer, and they say they have no fears of the town going against them. They still y,sJefferson County will vote against ratification and expect much benefit from the speeches of w. T. l.. Cofer.. who is stumping the county in opposition to the new constitu- tion.
 General Shelley and his assistants are
The age-herald., 1901-10-27
EVENT IN GERMAN SOCIETY.
Marriage of Fred Rainbow to Miss
 Clara Behrens.

The wedding of Fred Rainbow to Miss Clara Behrens at the German Evangelical Church last Tuesday even ing was one of the most interesting events of the season in German so- siety.
 The church was beautifully decor ated. Hundreds of friends of the con tractins parties. witnessed the beauti- ful and impressive ceremony.
 A large number of presents were received, many of them being tokens of love and esteem from distant friends.
 After the ceremony a reception was rendered the bridal party and other guests.
 The bride is. we'll and popularly known, and the groom is a substan- tial young business man of Birming- ham. He is brother of c. T. Ram bow, for many years a member of the Board of Aldermen from the Second ward.
The age-herald., 1901-10-27
DUR STREET PARADE
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Florence Hotel Arrivals c. A. King. Milwaukee: M. B. Neece. Huntsville; E. L. Smith, New York city; F. A. Sullivan. Nashville; J. S. Field and wife Balti- more; J. M. Simpson. Huntsville; P. H. Norris Selma; Joseph H. Etheridge, Alt lanta; George T. Smith, Cincinnati; W. s. Hough. J. c. Clancey, Jr.. Tennessee; J. W. Carr. Lynchburg, Va; J. H. Allen, Alabama; J. T. Jones, Atlanta; J. G. Rahe. New York city; c. Eggleston and wife. Texas; Walter Hoffman. Detroit; Names l.. Finch. Atlanta; R. B. Wilkin- son, Louisville; J. F. Walker Soutm Car olina; D. w. Bell, Hargrove c. B. Payne, Pratt City; G. w. Douglas, Louisville; c. S. Odom. G. N. Bagwell. Nashville; w. J. Bush, Detroit; c. H. King. Cincin- Fisher, wife and baby, Philadelphia: c. H. McAlpine. Columbus. Ga: D. F. Carter, Mississippi: J. J. Jones, Juniper, Ga-; E. D. Hawthorne, Atlanta; Charles A. Raine. IT,, Virginia; M. l.. Brock, Vir- sinia; A. F. Jones, Virginia; Miles Tut wiler. Livingston. Ala; F. ]. Long, Gin cinnati; w. B. McMath, Cincinnati; A l.. Slaton. Atlanta; Albert Smith, Washing ton; J. L. Smothers. North Carolina; Dr. Van Dyke and wife, Selma Ed Funken- stein, Bessemer; l.. F. Lindsey. Gadsden; s. O. Houston. Opelika; J. R. Heaton. Hoke's Bluff, Ala; w. H. Bones, Hokes Bluff. Ala; J. H. Crawford, Atlanta; George G. Thomas, New York city: Thomas W. Bell Philadelphia; W. W. Williams, Baltimore; F. W. Bellingrath. New York; c. V. Craigen. High Point. N. C.; Charles c. Dillon. Washington; A. F. Daniels, New York; M. A. Allen. Baltimore; W. A. Burnett, San Fran cisco.
 xgetrov,otttap Hotel ArrivaIa. William Owen and wife, woodstock; J. H. Pep
The age-herald., 1901-10-27
DRENNEN & CO.

'T am king" Whether he Is or Is not a king he certainly lived like one, spend ing enormous sums of money. The re- tinue which sailed with him included mu- sicians who produced from weird instru- ments- still more weird sounds. A danc- ing girl formed prominent part of the daily entertainments, which the suite pro- vided for their master. who spent most of his time in bed.
 He is man of fine physique, dark skin ned and hapdsome All his food was pre- pared in accordance with the striotest Oriental usages by his own servants who wore gorgeous robes. and were nightly marshaied by major domo for exercise in an adjoining park. tFzs
 This mysterious party will. 1t is said, make tour of Canada and the United States. returning to England in time for King Edwards coronation
The age-herald., 1901-10-27
Fable of the Foolish Minstrel.

From the Baltimore American.
 Once there was a Foolish Minstrel who Said unto Himself. T will give Them nothing but Brand New Jokes this sea- son."
 So he, went on for his Turn and told some Good Ones. but no one Recognized them. However there was Wise Minstrel in the same Band of Troopers who Handed out some of the Good Old Residenters in the Way of Anecdotes. And the Audience said; Behold we know These Jokes. We have Heard them of old, and are Aware that they are to laugh at"
 So the Show was Saved
 Moral-Put the Label on
The age-herald., 1901-10-27

very much encouraged over the speeches being made by Governor Johnston throughout the State
 Captain Johnston spoke at Cedar Bl,fr. in Cherokee County. Friday, and at At talla and Gadsden yesterday. He is billed for speech in Wetumpka on Monday. November 1. and would make tour the coming week but for the fact that he is summoned as juror in the Circuit Court. Unless excused he cannot make appoint ments and will have to listen to the dull grind of civil lawsuits
 The following letter has been addressed to Henry B. Gray. chairman of the coun- .ty campaign committee:
 "Littieton Beat, Jefferson County, Ala. MT. H. B. Gray, Chairman: Dear Sir:-I was placed on the anti ratification committee without my knowledge or consent. am for ratinca- ton. w n COccANr u MT. Goggans Is one of the best known citizens Of that section of the county.
The age-herald., 1901-10-27
How the Storm Blew Over.

From the Chicago Post.
 Woman" she said bitterly, Ifs unap- preciated in this world.''
 Here certainly was a chance for him to even up many old scores. but it SO happened that he was not looking for trouble.
 True" he replied; ''unfortunateIy, man is incapable of appreciating perfection.s
 Thus he secured two of his fayorite dishes for o.nner: and yet there are peo- pie who think that man is lacking in the more subtle arts Of diplomacy.
The age-herald., 1901-10-27
May Lose Ills Job.

From the BrOoKIyn Eagle.
 The Sultan of Jolo, or Sulu has refused to receive a deputationf of our Congress- men. Aguinaldo was merely saucy at our army, but when little 10-cent Sultan re fuses to invite North American Con gressman to have something, 1t Is time to clamor for reform That Sultan will not keep his place long. See if he does