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LIQUID AIR INVESTIGATION.
Hearing Begins 10 Determine Rssponsi-
 btlity for Collapse.

New York, Aug. 1S.-The hearing in stituted by District Attorney Jerome before Justice Julius M. Mayor, setting as a magistrate, to determine the re- sponsibility for the collapse of the Trip Ter Liquid Air company, and to disclose what has become of several hundred thousand dollars alleged to have been received by the company for stocks, was begun this afternoon. The hear ing was not public. At Its close the statement was made that the only wit ness examined was John M. Hoen. one of the original promoters, who told of the early history of the association. An adjournment was taken until some time in October.
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KILLED AT EAST HAVEN.
Lucius Smith, Aged 74, Struck by the
 Colonial Express.

East Haven. Conn.,. Aug. 1S.-Lucius Smith, aged about seventy-four years, one of the oldest residents of this town, was struck and instantly killed by the eastbound Colonial express near the passenger station at f30 D. m. MT Smith was crossing the track and it is thought that he did not hear the train approaching until it was too late. His body was thrown almost upon the plat form oe the station.
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OVERWHELMED BY VOLCANO
TORISHIlLA, 4 SMALL JAPANESE
 ISLAND, DEVASTATED.

All the Inhabitants, Numbering I5O
 Persons, Believed to Have Perished-
 The Island Covered With Volcanic
 Debris and All the Houses Have Dis-
 appeared Eruption stin Proceeding.
 Yokohama, Aug. 1S.-The little island of Torishima was overwhelmed by a volcanic eruption between August 13 and August 15, and all the inhabitants, numbering 150 persons, were undoubt- edly killed. The island is covered with volcanic debris and all the houses on it have disappeared. The eruption is still proceeding and is accompanied by sub marine eruptions in the vicinity which make it dangerous for vessels to ap- proaeh the islau9 .
 Torishima is one of tile chain of isl- ands extending between the Bonin isl- and and Hondo, the biggest island of Japan.
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MONEY AND WOMAN MISSING.
ParkvIIIe Man Looking for His House.
 keeper-EnGaged Co Marry Her.

Hartford, Conn, Aug. 18-Henry Springer, about fifty years old, Of Park vile, reported to the police to-day that a woman he has employed as house. keeper and to whom he was to be mar ried to-day has been missing since last Wednesday. Two hundred dollars which Springer had drawn from the bank to go into the restaurant business with the woman and gold watch val-- ued at s60 which had been entrusted to her care are also missing.
 The case was turned over to Detective Sergeant Farrell, who spent to-day in looking about twon in hopes Of finding the woman still here. His efforts were unrewarded, however. It is thought the woman has gone to Vermont, where she originally came from.
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SUPREME LODGE, K. OF P.
The Proposition to Build sanitnrium Voted Down.

The Proposition to BuiId sanitnrium m ? Voted Down.
 San Francisco, Aug. 1S.-At the ses- sion of the supreme lodge, of the Knights of Pythias to-day, the propo- sition to erect a sanitarium at Hot Springs, Ark, for sick and disabled Knights was defeated by the vote of 96 to 30 and the report of the special in- vestigating committee adopted at the last session was completely disregard ed. It was the voice of the supreme lodge that it has no rights under the constitution to tax the members of the order for such purposes. The supreme representatives, however, expressed themselves as individually favoring a sanitarium if it could be built without taxation.
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RuyheywMcGoyern Wins.

New Britain. Conn.,, Aug. 1S.-"Hugh- ey" McGovern knocked out Willie" Reed of Brooklyn at the National Attn letic club tonight, in the sixth round of a bout scheduled for twenty rounds.
 Young Corbett' and Terry" McGov- ern were introduced to the audience, and made a few remarks. They shook hands and expressed the wish that the best man with in their coming battle.
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N or.d,s Congress of Y. M. c. A,

Christina, Norway, Aug. 18.-About one thousand foreign delegates, repre- senting all nations, are here to attend the Young Mems Christian associations world congress which opens tomorrow and lasts until August 24 The United States sent thirty-eight official repre- sentatives.
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sO.OOD Tons of scotch Iron Boueh..

Camden, N. J., Aug. 18.-The New York Ship Building company has pur- chased S0,oOO tons of manufactured iron and steel from the Lancashire Iron company of Scotland. This is one of the largest orders for iron and steel given in this country to a foreign. company The order was placed on account of the scarcity of iron and steel in the United States,
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yyiII Not Consolidate With Any Road.

Jackson, Miss, Aug. IS. = It is an nounced by President McInnis of the Mississippi Railroad company that he had received communication from President Fish of the Illinois Central stating that there was no truth in the report that the Illinois Central would consolidate with any other railroads.
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READVILLE CIRCUIT RACES.
Fine Weather and Sensational Wins
 All the Favorises Beaten.

All the Fav0rises BeateM.
 Readville, Mass, Aug. 1s.--The grand circuit meeting had its opening day of the Rockville track week, with fine weather and some sensational wins for horses little favored by the betting fra ternity, the favorites in each event be- ing beaten. Major Muscovite, who won the 2:OS pace, had sold $5 to $450 before the race and this remarkable win was almost duplicated in the 2:1S trot which Baron De Shay took, he having been worth only $5 to $1S5 before the class was called. In the 2:0S class New Richmond was heavily backed as the favorite and promised to fulfil expecta- tions by taking the second heat, mak- ing McMahon drive out to land Major Muscovite winner the next time around The summaries: ,... o.nQ CtIa h nin u-zzfTsxyns in ThreP-PurSe
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GARDNER DEFEATS ROOT
CHICAGO MAN KNOCKED OUT IN
 SEVENTEENTH ROUND.
A Remarkable Fight for Speed and Gameness Gardner Played on Roots Stomach From the Beginning-Bcgnn
 to Weaken After the Seventh Round But Fought Desperately Until Finish.

Salt Lake City, Utah, Aug. 1S.--
 George Gardner, of Lowell, Mass, to-
 night decisiyely defeated Jack Root, of
 Chicago, who defeated him several
 months ago in San Francisco, by
 knocking him out in the seventeenth
 round of fight remarkable for speed
 and gameness under punishment shown
 by both men. 't. & #aH Gardner showed a Knowledge of
 Roots weak spot-his stomach-ard disregarding Roots left jabs which found his face time and again, devoted
 most of his attention to Roots stomach
 Root showed the effects of the body punishment he received as early as the seventh round, and plainly lost speed afSer that round.
 Gardner was very tired in the twelfth
 and thirteenth rounds, but came again
 in the fifteenth round, and, utterly dis regarding Roots jabs on his cut and
 bleeding face, put his head between his shoulders and bored in. Root was soon in distress. Half a dozen rights and | lefts squarely in thefpit of the stomach brought him to his knees near the ropes the gong saving him. Root went down again in the sixteenth from left hook
 on the chin which all but put him out. Continued on Sixth Page.)
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.2:os Glass Pacing Two in Three--Pul

Major Muscovite. br h, Muscovite-
 Baby, by Uwharrle, D. McMahon l l
 Hudson .:.......... g 2 The Rishon. b C.. Wilson. ....a.. ? 4 Dandy Chimes. h h. Geers ? 4 z Snbirix &. ch 2. Spear, 8 3 5 Louise G., b m, Merrill. :......;.;. D NnUl ardsSn 'ei".ne ... ns' ............ m il 9 Carthage Girl, blk m. Merrifield.. Il 6 Albert TO 2. Mcdonald. ........ 610 Nathan Straus, br q. Curry. v 8 Cinch ch 2. Bass. .................. 10 10 il
 Time POT, POSSE, 2:0SA.
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TROLLEY MEN MET.

Continued on Sixth Page.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-09
Sn1aanvt.

Der bDggss tartt p a
Strib. Der er | 5slge p5pns
0enftreblab" / CONNER %fulofert IL
nne !5nis meb Is qsjligbeoer, og l
pisTe Gage er Der folst 8~psgepldbier
til 8 nne tSufe, iom ifal opfsres itrats,
bpis ginteren tinabsr bet. Oct er
Iarlia Jersens Manbifdb, fom boiGtS
ter fig beropre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-09

8rsp Reoentlon, og be fIotteoes itrats
ON BAN for at babe fig / ben grepelig'
Raaoes SOL.
Soa ItuIOe 3pget 9aa. rs man fiji
trapIt meO at lpie Billet, men ieIps
folgeli9 6olbt ole ia arbeOi9 tilbagt
% loo @rsosn tomme til fsrit. 9on
te6te en- 3os els Billet. 9pilteu
5rlteligbeb, tantte Snobberae, og fuu
lpIte DC ogian en- 3. 9I.8 Billet.
Den bet Ifal bape oaret ct triit Spu
at L Dem. ba 9repen oerpaa iugOe5ur-
rel o9 iteg iuo / en- 1. al.s 4upt, me-
eens b'6rr. Snobbsr traplsoe ino / en-
3. ST.
De bapb. life betpntt, at Sreoen fun
bapbe iuppIeret i'm 2. aI.s 6ribiaet,
iaa ban tuaoe fere paa l. 81.
Omforgsfulb 5doer;
,,6pis 0u oil babe en- brab Mano,
Iaa gift big meb @rosiersr Olien. 9dn
elIter big oprigtig."
Oatteren: sGr 0u litter pud oet?"
5aoeren: ga, nu bar ieg LIANT
qenge at BAN / mart ct balOt aar,
% enobo tommer ban Der lige rtgel=
m9sfg."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-09
DannlarR.
Gn flor So=ulDffe.
Gn 0anIf Camper bOrrS / SGnf.
0jertc1fGrenOe Scener.
HeOninssar6eiOet.
aaptejnen % iefs WianO orifier.

gn for 5eulDtfs er foregddet ben
q. Rop. DID SnOlebet til SpaefIoOen.
Den bar frepet forbolospis mango
MennefteliD og bill besparre poloe Opb
SOrg / lise iaa mango Oanfte 9iem.
st Telegram fra SoutRsSbielos
meloer;
Gn aoQiiion bar funoet Steo /
0aar aftes psO Snolebet til Spnez
flooen melem Den odnife Oamper
,,anuo", biemmebsrenbe / 4alborgegs
nen, ca bet brittle 0ampfti6 aSpalez
pdle4.
Sammeniteoet bar iad Dolofomt p9
ben Staoe, .,anuo" leo, fad ltor, at
ben oanite 8amper ftrats tr9ngeoe
poer.
geiatningen bar ~gienipnli9t itrats
pea bet rene meo, at bet gjalot 2ip
euer DEB. Utan iad Dem lsbe til 8aas
oene % forisge at i9tte benz I'D, men
sSorfeeet mislnttebes fuloftenoigt pad
9runo al ben poloiomme Ssgang, ION
Dels tnuite, bells fplote 8auoene.
Saa beepnbte ,9nuo" at Ipnte.
Der bar intet anoet at gre for Bei9ts
nineen eno at Isse Silflugt / Ri9nins
gen. Gn frngtelig aamp mob StOrm
GO 81! 4oitiaise bortreOes al 8els
eerne, andre Ilpngeess meo forferoe@
liz araft mob Sfibsr9lingen og bleo
liaQenoe tilfnneldDenbe ~beospeoe.
Stun nogle Ninutter ienere git
,,anuo" til gunos!
On / Nerbeben p9renbe2 oosodmper
1enbte 6urtigit en- Reoningsbaao til
6ialp, % ben tom belbigOis tiosnot til
at frelie fprite Stprmano, Ssmmsrz
monoen os TO 5prbeoere fra 0soen.
Gn Wdtros reboebe Zig ielp. 0dn
bapbe fuaet rat / nSpaleoales" 4nter-
fqtting % flatreOe lptteligt omborf
paa bet enqelite Sfib tumlenoe nef
paa 99ffet mere beb eno leoenoe,
9et iibit,. man berte fra &aptdinen
par bans 6~jerteiferenpe Raab on
6jQlp. San 6aOoe faaet bet enc Ser
I ben Grab inbptflst / Rigningen, a
ben life funbe tomme Fri peo eyer
6jelp.
GFter ben Msnitri7g, Der ga
bolotes opsr be reooebe, Iupnes fsl.
aenbe af Shrubs" gei9tning:
a~aptainen. fSrfte og anOen Nditin'
meter, Sopmeiteren og tire Weatroier
,anuo" er biemmebsreaoe / 4al.
borg, bpsset / Stotlunb og mailer
$50 Retto Hssiitertons. 4ngaasnot
Marfaeen til Sammenftsoet bar Der
enonu beo 5elegrammets 4Henbelit
life inbls6et tilitrattelige Splpsninger
iii at funne osmme ON, bpor Jellen
lieger.
Nalborg, %. Nop.
Gfterretni1gen ON ,9nub"s lnosrz
aanq bar Der ndft ben opbsite Ueeo@
fslelfe for be mango 5iem, ION oerpeo
er bleben berepeoe csres 5orisrgere.
5 Gelge De ieneit BERTH inolsbns
Efterretnineer ifal Qntuast al De oms
TONNE belebe fig til 9, %bOoriblanbt
Gaptoinen. 4ae er bjemmebsrenoe |
Malborg-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-09
2efattene og Rottern,

29fattene og Rotterne.
s benne 5io uof9tter man Coz
fotte paa 5ans, Der er ualminbslie
it9rtt plaget at ROtter. 5~orlsoen. ba
ben treble 29tat bleO fat ub / Wartea
fra ROrobp, tilbrog Jig fslgenbe. ION
Diier, at Wiblet er probat. Saainort
2cfatten blep Iluppet los, bar ben |
5slgs .gsbi. Qpis" / en- forbaoienbe
Cart neoe / ct Rotte6ul, ct Wlinut If
ter tommer Den op ieen, ca. 10 alen
fra bst Stsb, bpor ben git neb, jd9enz
be en- Rotts foran fig. G9tattea bar /
Del: forte 5io sennemfaret Rottens
9onge / Joroen, og life iadinart er ben
tommen opsnfor, for ben meo etSpring
Iiooer paa Rp9gen at lit 8ptte os msb
5orz og 8dgben tlamrer fig fait til
ben, ioet ben biber Sui / Hottens Nofs
te og iuger 8lobet at ben, aft linens
Soften itri9enbs Og pibenos u~rbsjOer
paa at flippe fri; men 2atutten
boloer soot fat, og ct Ninut efter sr
gffetutionsn fOrbi. aotten ligser liD=
los poa Sorben os 29fatten foripins
Der | ct anbet 6ul.
Gn G9fat er paa Sterrelfe fom Ell
itor Rotte, ON Sommeren er ben brun
og ON @interen 6slt bib paa 9dles
fpioien mar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-09

paa treble alase. Jor
nogen 5ib iiben 6egrabepes en- Matas
Dor nebs paa 2oaanb. paa 9eeraDsls
ftsodgen msbte paa NDtsbing Staticn
Ell pei Del at gpsns Spiofsr, IOm
pilbe rejie ben os fslse ben afoebe til
9rapen. paa ganegaarDen traf be
III. ygpt. 9sbl." 5OltetinssmunO,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-09

Del lite ia m9rtes
tigt. Gn grGit fortalte / 5elge
,,Spenob. QDis" forleoen / 6rue airte
Der / gDen fom Gtsempel pad ul9ms
perne Deb be fFbenbaDnite 8unfebrnls
upper, at en- @eng ituloe en- al bans
genner bic otte Barber itoD opitineoe
runbt ON Qlteret.
pr9iten begnnbte meo ct tilfperge
BEN fsrfte, ON ban Diloe bops &pinoen
u. g., Der Itoo DeO bans SiDe, til
2gste6uitru.
st energiit Nej a Sparet.
praiten gentog Spsrgsmaalet Den
Sro, at Wonoen baDoe misforitaaet
Spsrgsmaalet.
Gt enbnu ~beitemtere Nej bar Sparet.
= Saa bite Get Jig, at 8lotfersa
6apDe itilet parrens f%ortert. Den abb
fpuretes a9reIte itoo BELT opre peb ben
anben Sibe, fda bet bar enbeliet life
iad m9rteligt, ban p9grebe Jig beo
at pies iii en- sanffe nilofremmeb
Dame.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-09

Orebt peb 9aaOe III b.
6usmanb Gbr. gbriitenien at 8a1es=
trup er forleben omtommen oeo ct
9uuoetuO. 9an fab pad en- 9og1
Iemmen meo i'm 6uitru o9 baooe i'm
gBsfe, Der bar laot, unoer 5Orl9oeret.
Da ban iau en- 9are, piIoe ban / 5slgs
oRoroipa." itpoe ben; men ioet bar
trat gssien frem, git Stuooet at oa
ramte BAN / !6ooeost. s0dn bar bob
meo bet famine.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-09

8of9ift on te r6 ie m m e
asbenbapn. Ste Dec. - 6oltet6in9st
oeOto9 ioos en- 9eIlutning, iom flyer
at bet bill pGre enItsli9t, al man ber'
eFter, nadr 5rattater affluttes mel
fremmeOe Magter, inbfletter en- Be
itemmelie Zig ben / ben nplis fOreilda'
ebs 5raftot meo OeiForeneos Stater
at aae Spiitemoal, iom matte rejit
zig fra 5rattaten, ifal benpiies IL
Observation-Disclosures / 6aas.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-09

s prGItp Qmt, boor Der finoes ppz
perlige 9pegbsiatninser bar Der
lenge peret faap 8io paa gobs Wtaltez
piger, % Der er Oerfor / 4mtet ounnet
en- ,Malfeforening" ION unoer 2eOeI=
f. at 6orpagter 6riis. ellie RGitpeo,
paa forItelig Maaoe Tiger at petite
Sntsrssie for MolteIagen.
Den bar / 5plge Bib" iaaIebes
uo6etalt gremisr til goOe Maltere, ben
bar uOien0t Multelarere, og Den bar
oprettet MolteturIus.
Oct er NOT pero at Iegee
Marte til, boorfra iauoanae Malte=
turIus 6enter Oeres GIeoer. S bet
fiofe 4ar bar Malteforenin9en for
bet nGpnte 4mt bait ialt 499 Gleper
poa fine Malteturfus, nemlig 20
8aaromqao, 48@darom9nosfoner, 70
6usmanostoner, A 6usm9no, l 9usz
~manosoatter, 200 5ie1sItcpiger, 20
3orle, q Drsnge, 8 6ooermeitre, l
5ooermeHereleo, 8 6usbeitprerinoer. l
SpgepleisrIfe, l Gnte Os l Mturer.
% onumentst D. G3aralers
DEN 5reoie. SITTER 9ejz
Ierinbe 0agmars Unite bar 9omis
teen for 3ilpcisbringelis at ct WOnuz
ment for G3dr Qlsrdnber 3. palgt en-
6si / Suftenes 4Iee til Monumentets
4nhrinaelie, bd Stsoet bar ct at G3as
rens gnblingsfteOer. 3 ben alern9rs
meite lib pil NOR begpnoe at dnbrin9e
6unbamsntet, og man bdaber lat tunne
pore fproig meb Moumsntet. idaleoes
at bet taa affIsres pdd 5s. Mdi. &one
gems 6sbfelsbug Il. u.
Maries ubelo. Warie par
bIepen f9itet bos GrosTsrerens, os bun
bar en- flint pige. iom De bar bel tient
meo, Ttsnt bun elsrs Itr9ngt taget bar
loplig ung.
Men iao Ifulbe Der o9re Selffub, oQ
en- at Retterne, Der ftuloe bpoes paa.
bar GUNNER, - 0pr, ION Warie al
brig bupos let.
@rosfereren. Der bar en- tor StGrm.
tog pise1 til SiOe o9 iugbe:
: 6ruen bar bel fugt Dem, 9Oor.
ban 6ummeren ftal bebunolss.
: 50, bet babe bun.
= ga, for ies Oiloe easrs iige DEN
en- 5ing. .6pis De noeeniinOe bai
fbsiet en- monO, ital De life to9s gum.
mersn. Oct sr nsmlig ct megst bluf9r.
bigt DIR, og bOis De life oeo Dem fri
pil 6ummeren rsome at Sfdm.
So, Marie bapoe oa ane tint
9oge peret en- ar6ur pige.
Selitabet tom. og aft git itorurtet
0o fommer ben reomsnbe Warit
inb mso !6ummsrsn, os aue uo5rpbe,
/ ct Jorunbrings sRaab. Den par tul.
Icnoe fort og itinnenoe iom en- aatte.
lonn.
Sea maotte Marie eaa til getenoel.
ie. Ou bun til i'm Reofel faa, al
0ummeren bleO RIB, tog bun reiolut
9lantioarte og 8sriie. Sngsn itulot
bog bios, at BUN en- often IetIinbio
bapbe label fig tpsie at i'm lange Set.
ter.
Sra nu at baber Warie BE- rsbt
8rebsopr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-09

@pibemi / 9an9aa eta
tiOnsbp b. 5 9ungaa Stutionsbp
beriter Der for 3ioen en- ftprre Star
lagensfeberepiOemi Site minbre enb
II Putienter er / 5plse Snip" bragte
til Ranoers Gpioemi6us, bpor en- u
9fars 9ige er DOB ION 5elge at Sbgz
oommea. 3 Sernbanepogne, bpori
en- Del at 9atienterne er fert til Rans
oers, benitaar unoer 9esinfettion pdo
Stationsplaoien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-09

5ipen IA 9aaobru9sifoler. 4 9aoe=
brugsitoler. 6 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pg
70 anertenote 5o~ltebsiitoler.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-09

qanbbrugss ogGolfsbsjs
Ifolsr. Ser i aanost finoss fOr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-09

Spfpsningen iti9erl 20
arpbftptter fra RUitOeo bar / Jslgs
,Rptsbine Oagblao" ben iioite u9es
lib idqet / Sfooene pdd 5aliter og
2~itloIano. Gn Rat / forrise n9s
use bar be paa Suet / 0alerup Stop
iamt 2inoeftop, Der begee tilbsrer
6ofj9eermeiter 5esoorpf. De blep
oDerraffet at 5ofjnsermsiterens Stous
betjsnte. Der antolot bem. I'll Brug
unber oeres notligs 4rbejoe bdboe be
benpttst en- e~lettriIt Campo, iom ben
enc al Sfptterle bolot, meoens ben
anben, iom bar melt filter paa 9adns
ben. foretog Sfponingen.
De bapbe leiet en- Wonb til at tore
paa 9sjsns omtrins StoOene for al ops
Jamie 8pttet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-09


Sstap. Gn pige pda TIRE Oar, Odt@
ter al aoptsin 8reining, @alpttssaos
/ aploine, fpifte | Jslge gpens Apls
forlebea en- Sstap, Der bang neo ira
en- 9agrenpe.
Sort efter bleD Barnet meget tp9t
ga / 2sbst at Hatten bsoe bet, itsnt
Der of flere Eager blep gjort alt TOR
at repbe bet.
Sstappen, Der bang Deb ct 2obDeitso,
a EagrenDsn, mdu babe optdset !
Tia giftige StoHer fra 2obbsmdterialet.
Gaalepes fortlarer 2aserne bet eJsrs
bOmmelise Os isrgeligs JOrsiftninss@
filf0los.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-09

qolititerenS. u. 8 E 8
inf er nDlig afgaoet beb Dsbea /
Sebenbopn, 86a aar 81. 9sbsfaloet
befsnbtgeres / ,,gerl. 5ib." al 6enbes
ggrn % 9ernebern.
Den dfbebe NIB en- life Stutsunberz
i%tgttelie paa 5inansloben. Sioea s.
u. !Sanfens Oeb / 1877 lepeoe bun
title og ubem9rtet, %Diitnof unber me-
get ~tarrelige Jorbolb.
1780=1840-1880. 2e=
rcr Otto gbriitenfen. Sune, fremDiits
I 5slge ygftij. Jltbl." f%orlepen beb
2anpbrugsmsbet / asse en- meget ins
teresfant Rsgaifabsoperiigt ODER Snb@
tegterne paa en- fjaaanof 8onoegaaro
msb 7 9br. 6artforn pe 40 5br. 2o.
s 1880 bapbe man paa 9darben
dnlet "a 5br. aorn og folet for 126
&r., meoens llobDttet af 9p9gfolget
6abbe peret 1877 Rr. oe af 8serne
46 Ser.
s 1910 bels6 aorndplen fig til
210 5br. Salget al 8orn bar bd
iteget til 1854 ar., mebens 8paefalsst
life 6apbe inobrdgt mere elo 140 ar.
Snbtegten at 6 8ssr bar ba 100 ar.
s 1880 bar Der aplet 293 Chr.
Seb. Der bar ba iolgt for 1880
Ser. aorn, for 1856 ar. apeg. og LIB
|bDttst at II &ser bapbe paret 1892 Sir.
pengeomI9tningen beo bisie ire
5ibsrum bapbe D9ret b~enbolbsbis $50
ar., 1900 Str. og 67OO Ser. Samtibig
bar Sfutten iteget fra 81 8r. 40 Gre
til 100 3r. og 383 Gr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-09

Stems fsrfte Sffer. Gn
u 4ars gleb pao SOnstrups Cent
narium, Syn at 8aaroejer Yeterien
/ 9nartrup, sr forleoen brutnet neo at
fable sennem Sien puo 8ringe Uaoie.
6anget 8oneesrn. Jors
leeen, ba 6julmager q. 9. Spfen al
aatirtebn par fsrenbe paa 9ptle / 4ls
l1inoin9en, opboseoe ban pluoielis !
R9rbcben en- itsrre 5ugl. iom FAB meo
lit 8ptte og par peo at fortGre bette.
Dan cit n9rmere og opodgeoe 6d. at
bet bar en- itor Gongesrn. Senne flsi
mGrf.liq not life i'm Del, men boppeoe
blrt ben omtring en8r9noebunte, bpor
Spisn greb ben ON 9alien o9 foalte
ben. Oct antages, at grnen bar ipiIt
for meget pea en- Sang. fda oe.1 itte
bar magtet at flpr lige efter Wtdala
tibet. Oet par en- &at. Den bdpoe 9bt.
% Der par life anoet tilbage eno Bag
benene og 6dlen og ct ~reobroget Climb
9rnen 4 / 5sl9e n8ornb. Io." e
mutt Gtsemplar, Der beiebe 10 go
og 1apoe ct 8ingefang At 81 4Iea.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-09

nssmanb Sens
gut og 9uitru er blepne to1frme=
reoe / ben tatbolffs airfe / 9oriens.
giftop Sobannes ban Sud bar pdo
@runo af Sp9bom forbinoret / at
eipe Wsbe, 6pao eaers bar bebnoet.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1902-07-02

to the greatest" might not have been
craven on the band missing from the
scabbard or on the plate that once
adorned the crest Of the hilt?
The New Jersey Journal, Of August
9, 1880, a copy Of which Is now in pos
session Of the New York Historical So
ciety, brings another alleged gift to
Washington from Frederick, and with
1t another origin for the sentence. In
this newspaper appears an item to the
effect that General Washington has
just received from the monarch hand
some autograph portrait Of the king,
with an accompanying message stating
that it was From the oldest general
in Europe to the greatest on EARTH
And with this announcement Is print
ed an account Of Frederick stating to
one Of his generals that This noble
chief has encountered every embar-
rassment has surmounted untold diff
ficulties, and thereby stands entitled to
such honors as conquest. fame and
mananimity only can give" No por-
trait given to the general by the king
Is now known to exist.-St. Louis
Globe Democrat.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1902-07-02

enemy's outpost during the middle OF
the afternoon and drove 1t In without
any casualty on our side. We dis
mounted, took cover behind some trees
and exchanged shots with skirmishers
across a small river. and we had our
horses far enough to the right and left
to avoid the round shot or two that
were fired down the road by a cannon
which guarded the bridge. Then we
remounted. retired through the woods
and fields until out Of artillery range,
after which we took the road for home,
with the cheering hope that we would
be out Of camp only about half the
customary time.
Just about sunset. as we were ap'
preaching long bridge over one Of
the wide. high banked, but shallow
creeks peculiar to the tide water re.
gion of Virginia. the word was passed
back from the advance:
"Close up! Quick! Send the major
up"
lue uiaJoi CouihdhuinS the oo''ohou
dashed toward the front, and the rest
Of us followed rapidly. AS my COM
pany was the second In column we
soon saw what was the matter. and it
didn't please us much. A body Of the
enemy's cavalry was approaching the
bridge from the other side.
This was something we had not
counted upon 1t was enraging. II