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The Dickinson press., 1902-02-01
True
Economy

The difference in
cost between an alum
baking powder and
the e high est-class
cream of tartar bak-
ing powder would not
amount for a family's
supply to one dollar
a year.
DR.. Prices is the
standard cream of tar
tar baking powder. It
makes the food de-
licious and healthful.
The Dickinson press., 1902-02-01
Socialists VIII Have a Ticket.

The socialists of Fargo are arrang.
ing municipal ticket for the spring
election. For several years past party
lines In city affairs have been oblit-
Grated and everyone has joined to
elect Mayor johnson. He is complet.
ing his third term and the Indications
are that he will be asked to run again.
The Dickinson press., 1902-02-01
Thursday, Jan. %.

House-Debate on the urgent de-
ficiency bill completed but the final
vote was postponed until tomorrow.
An amendment to increase the pay of
rural mail carriers from $500 to 5000
per year was adopted.
senate-Efort made to pass a reso-
luton rendering the thanks Of con-
gress to Rear Admiral Schley and in
addition providing that the secretary
Of the navy should present him with
sword. as in the case of Admiral
Dewey. On motion of Mr.. Hale the
resolution was sent to committee.
The Dickinson press., 1902-02-01
CONGRESSIONAL 'DOINCS.
"Wednesday. Jan. 70.

Y House-Urgency deficiency bill oc-
cupied the entire day. The item ap-
propriating $5O0,000 for a military post
at Manila caused q lively partisan de-
bate but was adopted by vote Of A127
to s1O0s Mr.. Cummings (Dem., N. "
voting with the Republicans in favor
of its adoption.
5 senate-Bill for the establishment
OF b department of commerce under
consideration for two hours. Little
progress was made.
The Dickinson press., 1902-02-01
Fir,.u,,r,e 0ut. !

Since the force exerted by the hu-
man heart every tweIty-four hours Is
sufficient to lift l20 tons; one foot high.
when q man tells his sweetheart that
"het loves her with ail his heart can
1t be that be means 10000, pounds an
hour New. York Times d \. 4
The Dickinson press., 1902-02-01
Friday, Jan, "a,

House-Urgent deficiency appropria-
tion bill passed and the remainder. Of
the session devoted to private pension
legislation. The Republicans forced
q record vote on the amendment to the
deficiency bill to appropriate 100000
for the protection and shelter of Amer
lean soldiers in the Philippines and 16
Democrats voted for it.
Senate-Not in session.
The Dickinson press., 1902-02-01
st. Paul unlon Stock Yard,.

: St. Paul, Jan. 2s.-Cattle-Fancy;
butcher steers, $5.5O@6.10: fancy.
butcher cows and heifers. ,S4.25@4.75;
good to choice veals, $4.5005.25;
good to choice feeders, $3.50@4.25.
Hogs-$5.55@615. Sheep-Good to
choice, $4.25@4.60; lambs. $5.00@5.60.;
The Dickinson press., 1902-02-01
Had Possession Of Another's Horse,

William Hawthorne, who has been
foreman Of the ranch of Adolph Hans
near Sheldon, was arrested at Fargo
on the charge Of stealing a horse and
buggy The horse belonged to h for.
mer employer and some of the other
stuff In his possession was the prop.
erty Of Leonard liveryman. Just
before his arrest he endeavored to sell
the horse to deputy sheriff who i'm.
persOnated q huyer.
The Dickinson press., 1902-02-01
Chicago Grain and Provisions.

Chicago. Jan. 2S-Wheat-Jan.,
748c; May. 77Ac; July, 775s@77Ac c.
Corn-Jan., 57%c; May, COX @60%c;
July, 60Ac; Sept, 59Ac. Oats-Jan.,
40H@41c; May, 41H@42c; July,
37Nc; Sept, 31Bc. Pork-Jan.,
$15.42h; May, $1..67h; July. $3.50.
Flax--Cash Northwestern, .$1.71h;
Southwestern, $1.67; May, $1.72h@
lib. utter-Creameries, 15@241kc;
dairies. j14@20c. Eggs-24c. Poultry
Turkeys. 71z@9c;3 chickens. i6@Shc.
The Dickinson press., 1902-02-01
Tuesday, Jan. %.

senate-Department of commerce
bill passed after amending the title to
read the department of commerce and
labor" Discussion Of Philippine af-
fairs occupied nearly three hours
time, the debate being the bitterest
heard In the senate in recent years.
Great irritation was aroused on both
sides of the chamber and once or twice
personal encounters between senators
seemed imminent.
The Dickinson press., 1902-02-01
shIppina al : stand,tlIl.

Port Townsend, Wash. Jan. ga
fierce northerly wind and snow storm
is sweeping over this section and the
straits Of Juan de Fuca. All boats
from down the straits are several
hours overdue. and shipping is at .
standstill. e
The Dickinson press., 1902-02-01
Monday, Jan. ~.

senate-Treaty with Denmark ced-
ing the Danish West Indies submitted.
The consideration specified in the
treaty is $5,000,000. Long and animat-
ed discussion over the right of army
officers to criticise public utterances
of congressman or others.
House-District of Columbia busi-
ness had right of way. No measures
of importance considered.
The Dickinson press., 1902-02-01
Duluth Grain.

Duluth, jan. 2S.-Wheat-No. 1
hard, 76asc; No. ! Northern, 1880;
No. 2 Northern, 70Mc; No. 3 spring,
68Hc. To Arrive-No. hard, 1880;
No. / Northern, 1896. May, 75Hc;
July, 76%c. Flax-Cash, $1.68h.
The Dickinson press., 1902-02-01
Sioux City Live Stock.

Sioux City, Ia., Jan. 2S.-Csttle-
Beeves, $4.00@5.80; cows, bulls and
mixed, $2.00@4.O0; stockers and feed
ers, $2.75@4.50; calves and yearlings,
$250@4.O0. Hogs-$5.S5@6.l0.
The Dickinson press., 1902-02-01
Martin Olson Acquitted.

Martin Olson. charged with man
slaughter in the first degree, was ac-
quilted in Judge Pollock's court at
Hillsboro after the case had been In
the hands of a jury eight hours.
The Dickinson press., 1902-02-01
NEELY's EMsEzzLEMENr.

House-Not in session.
The Dickinson press., 1902-02-01
A susrestIonl.

The Angry Father w hat do you ex-
pect me to do send You all thp money
you ask for or calmly allow ysastoget
intQ debtl s.ss i. 5sss,
j The aon-You might az both Lits. @
The Dickinson press., 1902-02-01
HILL ON THE STAND.

Tells tho Interstate Commerce Conn
81 mission About the, Merger. \
Chicago, Jan. 25.-James, !. J. Hill,
president Of the Northern Securities,
company and president of the Great
Northern railway, testified for three
and one,quarter hours before the jin.
terstate commerce commission here.
In answer to questions tending to show
the effect of the community of inter-
ests plan on rates the veteran rail-
foader declared that competition does
not lower rates. but, on the contrary.
he believed that 1t advanced them. He
declared that In the Northwest, where
Tor 20 year, tho Northern Pscinc and
The Dickinson press., 1902-02-01
sLAMEs The COMPANY.
coroner's Verdict In the New. York
Central Tunnel Disaster. .

5SoToneTS VeToecItm ~ the NeW., YORK
.sa Central 'TunneI Disaster.
a5i New York, Jan. 26.- The -coroner's
investigation into the causes OF the
recent disaster in the New York Cen
TIL railroad tunnel was broughtlto
close when the jury. after being out
three hours and five minutes. returned
a verdict completely eTonerating John
M. Wisker and E. .E! Fyler, the crew
of the engine that sphed into the
rear end of the train. | Sing the death
Of IL people. Thesverdict places. the
blame torsi the conditions leading to
the accident on the oRcials of the rail-
smmSdtktSH discussyed from custody.
The Dickinson press., 1902-02-01

NoTE.-You cannot, if you
value good health, afford to
use cheap, low-grade, alum
baking powders. They are
apt to spoil the food +; they do
endanger the health. All
physicians will tell you that
alum in food is deleterious.
The Dickinson press., 1902-02-01
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
:MInneanoIis Wheat.

Minneapolis, Jan. Wheat
Cash, 74c; May, 74A@74%c; July,
751zc. On Track-No. hard, 75Nc;
No. 1 Northern, 74c; No. Northern,
The Dickinson press., 1902-02-01
A Fair supposition,

"Who Is that man who keeps saying
It is always the unexpected that hap,
pensT'
I'm not sure-probably an attache
Of the weather Observation-Disclosures
Star.
The Dickinson press., 1902-02-01
ADMIRAL KIMBERLEY DEAD.

Had Long and Distinguished Career
IN the Naval Service.
Washington, Jan. 29.-Secretary
Long has received a telegram announc-
ing that Rear Admiral Lewis A. Kim
berley, u. s. NJ, retired, died at New
ton, Mass, during the morning. Ad-,
miral Kimberley was selected for serv-
ice on the Schley court Of inquiry but
\ was compelled to decline on account
of i'll health.
The Dickinson press., 1902-02-01
Noted Guide and Pathfinder pvlno.

Noted Gufoe ana PatnHnoer Dying. 4
Cheyenne. wy. jan. 27.-George
Rea, a noted guide and pathfinder, is
dying in lone cabin on the Snake
river. Rea was one of the first men to
explore Yellowstone park and is often
referred to rs the Daniel Boone of
Wyoming.
The Dickinson press., 1902-02-01

Judge Cox and family are among the
large washingtou colony at NassaSaa.s
eeN E1e@ I !. ....... 80. \, -. -
The Dickinson press., 1902-02-01

A sea anemone taken from the Firth
Of Forth in 1928 lived and hourished in
captivity until 1887.
The Dickinson press., 1902-02-01
NORTH DAKOTA HAPPENINGS
EVENTS OF THE WEEK THROUGH.
OUT THE STATE.
Report Of State Commissioner Loxdal
Regarding the Sale Of School and
institution Lands During
the Year 1901.

State Land Commissioner Loxdal
has Just prepared report of the
amounts received. by the state from
the sale OF school and institution lands
during 1901. The total receipts were
$2S2,64l. These lands are invariably
sold on time, one-fifth of the purchase
price being paid in cash. and the re.
ma1nder In four equal installments at
intervals of five years. Tho sales
therefore amounted to nearly s1.5OO.-
600. of which four-f1fths is held as
claim against the lands sold. This is
the first large sale Of lands since the
organization Of the state. When the
state was created large land grants
were made to the institutions named,
the intent being that the lands should
be held until they became more valu-
able. There has been general re.
luctance to dispose of any of them,
but at the last session of the legisla.
ture bill was passed directing the
sale of limited number of acres of
the holdings of each institution.
Colonel Robinson Seriously III.
Colonel W. H. Robinson of Mayville
Is IN Fargo hospital in a rather criti-
cal condition. He was thought to be
suffering from sciatic rheumatism and
was taken there for treatment. It was
found that his condition was more
serious than thought and 1t is feared
that he may be threatened with an at.
tack Of locomoter ataxia. The colonel
was formerly Republican national
committeeman and state Republican
chairman. He has led a very active
life and his physicians think q com.
plete rest will avert serious physical
complications.
Street Railway for Grand Forks.
Petitions are being circulated in
Grand Forks asking that franchise
to build and operate a street railway
be granted to A. L. Parker of Boston.
Mr.. Parker made proposition to the
city council some months ago and this +,
has been under consideration since
that time. The law Of this state pro-
vides that In the granting of fran.
chise the people along the streets
where the line is to be built must take
the initiative in the matter. hence the
N{k
The Dickinson press., 1902-02-01
TWO HUNDRED L,vEs LOST.

Furious Gale, Sweep. the Japanese
Coasts.
Yokohama, Jan. Pa furious gale
has swept the Japanese coasts and the
fishing fleet has met with disaster.
Two hundred fishermen are missing.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-04
Sra Ybilippinernc.

Manila, 2oen Ott. = Yibsre Snb=
bsretninger fra @eneraf Summer mebs
beler, at meoens Wlc Nairs 8atteri
bolbt Uloros / 5orpirrine, fit Sn=
genisrerne unosr adptisn Morrolp
ilaaet en- pontonbrp oper Sumpen. @n
Del at aaptejn perfbings Snfanteri
git opsr og eoelasbe tre af Moroz
gefeItningerne. Moros prspeoe at
bolbs Stanb, men beennbte mart at
oatle, og ba Qlrtilleriet aabneos Slb,
tos be Glugten.
aaptein perIbing bar Orore til at
soel99ge alle Moroz5orter, meomins
bre Moros unberfaiter fig. Der falot,
20 Moros, og mango blep Iaaret. 8ore
Sropper bapbe intet Sab.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-04

toet palle Jorbolb til menneltslioe Stp-
reller maa itaa tilbase for 2sfist til
9oipie".
Oct bltper mere os mere tpbeliet. al
Soluies financieae glfferer burtig nars
mer iis sn ariie. Ser er Miortaaaea
pnn 3ton Gitns Qanb til ct 8elsb al
100000; be 2aan, iom oisie Mort.
cages better. ct optaget / be iione
Wlnnneoer.
Sfuloe 9oiule life tunne betale oisle
Baplrer o9 Renterne poa benz, eiter ion,
be forIalber, pilbe aae be, iom bar
ntebt" 9ano af bum, MITE bette iamti
big iom 3omie miitebe bet ube6paaeoe
4ane; nRsberre" 6dr nelnlig alle 80.
Wars 9ejefontrafter paa 3anoet, noaen
Glenoom8ret til aanbet bar be life
faaet.
Der iises oerior ai berite beipoelie
WttSfornslalie o9 Jrpst blanot 8pens
Beboere, o9 Der er aloorlig 5nre for,
at mango al oem oil fomme til at lioe
lt9eirem WDo, nddr Ginterfulben letter
ino. Wtanse ai benz bar sioet aft bpao
be eieoe, til 8oiuie os itaar nu uoen
Wtibler til at bolbe 9ipet / fla 8inieren
ooer. ySfanb."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-04
Sen itore lllpffe paa Sicilien.

Rom, Sept. 20. = Com mebbelt
git Der ben %. Sept. om 4ftenen en-
Gpclon 6enooer gen Sicilien beb Sez
itooen Mobica. Den piIsr Iig nu at
6ape gudet 124 Wtil Og ipreOte 0po
og goel9gselie omfring Jig. Der er
aaereos funoet 900 Menneffelis, og
enoba antage mango at pore orufneoe
peo Operfpsmmelie og fprt ub 9az
bet.
Der fommer nu Webbelie ON en-
M Gpclon peb Oiitrittet Santa Waz
ria. 2anbsbpen Sortius er totalt
soelagt, og 43 Menneiter omfomne.
s propinIen Gatania er 3 2anbsbper
pbelagts, os flere Stibe bleo fu9ebe neo
af Strsmmen 6apet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-04
9anlf=Mmerifanlf.
Oanft piee mprb E t.

gaep Yort, ben 2 Ott. : Sennie
2arien, en- 20 4ar gammel pige, 5om
for en- llge iioen Tom BERTH fra Oan<
mart, fdnbtes / @aar bsb benbes
Onfel, 2ouis Qppelrobs Qeili9beb, 218
s. 1875 Ct. 2dgener og 5epper
ben Seng, 6bori bun laa, bar eIubz
let meo Blob. o9 Der fanbtss 8nipfaar
pad 2egemet. Seq fsler mig operbts
biit ON, at pigen er blepet mprbet, !"
Iagbe Coroner S9oler, og bar bet itf.
for &nipiaarene og 8lobet, ifulbe j.g
iige, at bun bar blebet fpdlt. Oet fan
bore, at bun bleD fpdlt ferit, og at
anipen bru9tes ienere."
4ppelrob arreItereoes paa Wlisz
tdnfe. Det antages ban bar p9ret
alene / 2ejli9beben iiben pigens 0sb,
fpm, efter 6buo 2egerne tiger, maa
bore inbtuHet for tire 0dge iiben. San
itrueoe op 9asbanerne / 2ejlia6eben
i @aur GormiObug, og bet bar 2u9ten
at @as, Iom oatte Roboernes Op@
m9rtiombeo o9 lebebe til Opbagel=
len af 5orbrbbelIen. 9tppelrob bar /
en- baIpbebspet SilItanb Iom 5slge af
9asien. !6dn tilftob, ban bapoe
tantt at tage fig afoage oeo @ds, men
benagter, a ban tenber noget til i'm
Hieces Oeb.
9lppelrob er So qtar gammel og
aonbuttsr pad en- IL 2(oenue Spor-
ooen. Sens Spne blep iinbsipg for
no9le Tiger iioen og fsrt lii ct SinSss
ipgclnitult. 0u oor bet, ban ftrep til
Dannart og ba6 fin Riece tomlae oper
ag bliae hans 0rsholoerits
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-04
Miisiipns= % llnsopmsm6oe.

3 Sorbinoelle meb ouennapnte Stoles
inbpielie pil Der blipe Misiionss ps
llneoomsmsoe Sut6inion os ct.
Moriens Menisbeoer De islsenbe 9ase
llaen os Ssnoas.
Spnoas Gftermiobaa D. 2. Oft. ling
bomsmsoe 6ut6inion 8irfe.
Yenner fom Os o9r meo os / oisie
Doae. Beb meb os, at pi maa iaa pels
Iignebe Msoer.
gau Menisbeoernes 8esne
5. @ertien.
NIB. 9ilrejIeube bebes melbe beres
&omme | sob 9ib iii en- al unoertess
nebe.
M. 6. { DO mi en-, Snbiuarterinss.
6. grifien, iomite.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-04
lite War.

rcjit fig en- ,,6ebrsDelig 9inoring"
mob aejIerens 4ubiens til 9oers@ene>
ralerne. De er bsflig unOerrettet ON,
at 9(ubienien life Tan finbe Steb.
Oet bar BAIT itor 5prbduielie ber,
at ben engellfe Regeringspresie life
dlene paa ben polbfomite Maaoe ober>
faloer @enerulerne for, at be bar ans
fpgt ON 4uoienfen, men ogfda bntter
ON, at &ejieren beo at 9ibe 9lubienien
bar prsoet at 6lunbe fig Gnglanbs
inbre Nnlig9enber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-04
8i benleber bore 2eIeres Spm9rfz

9i benleber bore 2eIeres Spmerfz
iom6eb paa 4pertisIementet ON
1900" 9aifemaifinen / bette Numer
at glubet. @alfearbejbet herer til
bet beiparlisite o9 melt trattenoe /
0us6olbnineen og er ferli9 for fpa9ez
lige 9usmsore en- iano plage. @n COB
@aifemaifine bill bore en- itor 5i9lp for
benoe, os ierlig er 1900" 9aifema<
ffinen Idalebss fonltrueret, at oens
9lrbejbe ubfraper ct rent Weinimum at
ar9fter. Nadr bertil fommer, at ben
gdranteres at bdife 5sjet rent uoen at
ilibe eller ripe bet, ter Sppresmaalet
ON en- tibsIparenbe 0aifemaitine iiges
at bore lsit pda en- tilfrebs Itillenoe
Madoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-04
Mansc iOrlaOer 9uwic.

Sobn 9lleranoer 8ouie bar mi=
itet en- bel 7el af oe Nrbejbere, lom
life tioli9ere bar forlabt hans Nn-
le9 / 3ion gitp paa @runo al De
mango Snolfr9ntnin9er / oeres
perionli9e 5ribeb. 8runben til at
be bar forlaot bam iaa ltort sln-
tai / be iioite 3a9e, er ben, at ban
M bar forlangt al oem, at De, bpis
be oil pebblipe at arbejbe for ham,
tal lutte zig til bans Strife" %
iinoeritripe en- so lom lpoer lom
fgl9er:
.5e9 iu9rger Waunet @no, min
Saber, og Selus ariltus, bans Sgn
os min sSrelier, u9 ben 6ellige
glano, iom ub9aar fra 5aoeren os
Sgnnen, at je9 oil oere ct trofait
Weblem af 3ion 9ieIturation Se=
rem, orsaniieret Sbilob 3empel /
3ion Gitp ben 81. Sept. 1902, og
je9 erfl9rer, at jeg anertenoer
Spbn 9lleranber Dolpie, Sperleer
oper ben triitne fatollfe Strife /
9ion, booraf jes CT Weolent, bans
trebobbelte proietiife gmbeoe lpm
@uobpmnens 8ubbringer, lom
ben Yroiet lom furuoii9es al Wio-
les, oe iom Glias, @enopretteren.
Seq lpber til min poerite Waet
at aolpoe ale retf9roi9e Srorer,
jpm nbItebes al bam oirette el!er
saennem hans retm9sii9 lonRpnte
Gmbebsmeno. o9 at begioe mig
til builfenipmbelit Del al Soroen,
bporiumbelit ban maatte befale
mia, iom ct Meblem af 6eitoratlon
6eren, pg at allie 5aniliebaano
ps 5urpligtelier og alle 5orbplo til
menneitelige Stprelier fal itaa til
bage for bette agfte, oenne Grtles
ling u9 oenne @o.
0ette ail99ger je9 Ooeroer al
Cub u9 ale be ipnli9e og ulpnli9e
Bibner."
@runben til. at 9oipie eiier iorsepss
at bape iorisst at fau fine Grbejosre til
at arbejps for teipoelis minbrs cub
Union. getalins oeres forifeaise Gag,
M iorisser al faa benz inb i'm vairfs"
er ben, at bette pilbe aabne 8ejen for
1am iii at faa tilbase fra benz 5orm
af 9ienbe os ipeeielle asiier en- paient'
fla Del af, bpab ban betaler benz lom
2sn, lissiom be ba uilbe itaa mn9tes'
lcie oper for bam. naar bet sjalot ON
at sennsmisre llnionens 5ororln9er,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-04

aiset af peter Olien, Der itsb os brabte
Miis WarD Yeterien, bleb forleoen
jorbet paa Wount 6ope airtegaarb.
9iaet blep af 2lutboriteterne 8ancz
roit, | Rer6eben df bpilten gp ban,
Iom betent, 6lep 6rebt, ienot til en-
llnoertafer / Omaba og ba ingen siorbe
5ororing pda 2iget bleo bette operz
gipet til ct mebieinit College.
SlIen babbe efterlabt fig ct 9rcp,
bpori ban ertl9rebe, at en- betenot
Walfsmanb peb glapn yliels HislI Isn
[ 5pen6o } itplte bam 100 Dollars.
Da RitlTen erfarebe at Oliens Gig
benlaa bet meoicinife College. lob
ban bet beerdpe.
9r. Hielien oplpIer imiolertio meo
0enlpn til be 100 Dollars, at Olien
/ i'm 3ib tom til bdm og bab bam ON
ct opbebare 500 for bam. Rielien
mobtog pengens % gdp en- Rote for
Yelsbet. Sioen bar Olfen til fors
fenis. 5iber faaet at oisIe pense til
ct 9elsb al $56, idd Der tun bar $44,
iom NielIen betalte
Ssprigt bar man peter Sllens
Gfterlabenifaber funbet en- Note, ubs
Itebt af en- Mdnb peb Hupn peter 9ans
fen, paa 500. Gnopibere bar ban
penee tilsooe peo S9rnbanetompags
MET, for bpiltet ban orbejbebe. og ben
Manb ban, ba ban iorspebe Worbet,
arbeioebe for, hsnpenbte zig forleben til
os og erflerebe, at ban Ifplbte Olien
2en og at benns bapbe en- ,gu99p"
tddenoe bos 6dm.
Sadpel benne, iom flere Olieu bar
arbejoet for, siper bam ct gobt Stubs>
maal Iom en- COB og tro 9lrbeiber. ane
ipneS at bore enise ON, at ban besit
fin itretfelise gambling ct qnfalb af
9anbib.
peter Olien bar fra @isienfelbt beb
Haitpeb. bpor bans gamle Sor9lbre
iises at leDe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-04
Sfibbrno / @nitralien.

@ictoria, 9. s. 2ben Oft. :
0ampiti6et .Woana" bringer @Ftere
retninger ON, flere auitralite er gaaz
unoer Storm be ibolige Sarbdnz
be.
Stonneren Spbil fra Spbnep, ct
8etruteringsItib, forlob Qpril Soloz
mon Sslanb meb 10 perIoner. Sfs
Bet bar pad Heiie til Queenslanb pg
er alorig bprt ira iioen. 9ampfibet
oQuirunp" fra Sponep gift unOer meb
en- geIatning al 80 MunO OmbOro.
Stonnerten ,,Gclipie" gif unoer meo
ulle omborb, II Sal.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-04

9raorob og 8ibenita b.
Snbidndpolis, Sno., Sept. % Der
er itidalet flere Gig fra airtegdarOene
omtring Snoianapolis / ben ienere
lib, og Su9en er nu bragt til en- 2lfz
iIutning, ioet en- 9anoe at fpp Rsgre
re 6lepne arreiterebe. Der er o9iaa
ubiteot 2frreitorbrer mob Or. Soiepb
6. Qlerdnber, ProfesIor Qtnatomi ueb
Central 29ge GoQege, bpor to Itjadls
ne Gig 6leo funbet for ii Oage iiben;
Or. Wilion, 9taiiitent Golleget, og
Sdnitor George 6abmater.
Gn al Reerene, Rufus Gantrea, afs
gap en- fulO 5ilitaaelie, og srtareoe,
at 9r. 2lleranber lebiaeebe Regrene
pdd flere al oeres plpnbringer. poe
litiet flyer, at benimob 100 0rabe er
bleone plpnbreoe / be iioite 8 Mdanez
Der. 9igene bleD folgt til foritellige
Cage itoler. Gantroa flyer, at ban og
andre Nesre beisgte Mount Sadion
@rabplaos naiten bper Sang nosen
par begraoet Der. 5olt er opiframz
meoe og bill bdpe alle np.re @rupe uns
berIsgt, for at man fan pare pig paa.
ON 9ieene finbes | osm eller e.
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uolanoet.
Ssplser af &nlitrejfen.

Qonoon, 2oen Stt. = Odilb Wail
fortaller fslgenbe Reiultat at St.n>
tul>Strejten amerita.
Gn Sngenipr O6io meb en- pres
lenoe aontratt paa 9aanoen bar life
/ StdnO til ct fau bet npopenoi9e 8ngs
ningsmateriale af Staal gjort itibe /
De 5Oreneoe Stater. 9an git berfor
til 5bitlano meo en- 8eitiaine paa
melIem $4,000 o9 $4,000, og ber>
efter git ban til 2onoon og bprebe ct
0ampifib til at brinee 8arerne bjem
meo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-04
YOerleoerne % Wilbelm.

Berlin, lite Ott. : Oct mebseles
fra bebite ailoe, at 9enerdlerne So
tba, 9e Det o9 0elarep bar anIset
aeiieren ON Quoiens, og at oenne ipaz
reoe, at ban uiloe gioe ben paa piIe
getingelier. Opfatningen er, at Gngz
lambs itiltienbe Samtptte er ben boz
lentligits getin9elie, og at Samtpttet
ap oiplomatilt Yej er opndaet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-04
@OlOsiftslasen / 6aas.

6ao9. 9ollano ,2bsn Oft, = pro=
ceburen ben at DE Gorene6e Stater
og Merico inbanfebe Sag for bet I'M
ternationdle @ologiftstribunal er afs
iluttet. Der er enbnu life fditfat noz
gen Datum for 9tfii9elien at Sribus
nalets SenbelIe.
Sasen an9aar, Iom betenbt, Merz
icOs 5orpligtelier meb 9enibn til gjenz
bonn, fom at 9atboliter par itenfet til
Ststte for Misfionsarbejbet Gals
ifornid.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-04

4arsrapportet for bet
OanIte ct. 2utes Sofpi :
tai / 3acine, mis-, Der lige
er fremtommet fra Srptfen, ubpiier.
at Soipitalet bet forlsbne ailtals
aar 9ar baft 143 patienter, bporaf
fun 30 pgt. bar betalsnbs. 2lf Nas
tionalitet bar be as DANTE. "A 4me>
rifanere og 20 Spifere, os be sprige
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-04

Wor9dn o9 bans Repr9ientanter
bdpoe en- 9onference meb nogle al be
leosnoe aulbaroner Dag, og bet ans
tages, al man bar ubferoigt pisis
Wemoranod, iom bil blips foreldgt
prGiiosnt Rooieoelt Morgsn.
2(ngdaenoe Msoet meo pr9iioenten
iaeoe Norsan: Seq tror, bet bill Oare
en- prpgtig Ting, at @rubeeierne faar
9lnlsOning til at TONNE meo pr9iis
bentsn og gipe bam en- 6remitilling af
Saeen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-04
NnlertRa.
&ulitrejfcn.
reibenten pil m9als

Wai9in9ton, D. g.. 2oen Oft. =
PreIiOenten bill bet lanbsDistise
Vasos, fom ban Morgen bar meo Re
praientanierne for be to itribfsrenoe
Stormdgter | 8uIbiitritterne tale Iom
aepraientant for en- enbnu Itsrre
Usu9t bet belle Golt, os Ipprge be to
Barter i Siriben, om be tor forfpars,
at ct belt Qdno paafsres 2ioelier oa
5db, foroi De er uenigs ON Qsnninaer,
0riftsbetingeIier og aontratter for
probuttionen of aul.