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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-12-16
DEWEY DIVIDES HIS FLEET
EVOLuTlONS WILL INCLUDE THE
BLOCKADE OF A PORT.
One Squadron Will Make 1t and
Smaller Vessels Will Attempt
to Raise 1t.

San Juan, P. R., Dec. 14.-Admiral
Dewey is comforting with the squad
ron commanders regarding the i'm
pending evolutions. Rear Admiral
Summers squadron arrived here yes
terday and saluted Admiral Dewey's
flag. Admiral Sumner today transfer
red his flag to the Chicago and assum-
ed command Of the cruiser squadron.
The K~earsarge has landed a battalion
and has established a camp at Cluebra
island. The other warships are en-
gagged in boat and minor drills, which
will continue until Monday. Then
there will be evolutions by the ves-
sells of the fleet divisions, to be fol-
lowed December II, IS and 10 by fleet
evolutions. Between December 10
and 20 there will be a holiday at the
various ports. Admiral Dewey has
announced the fleet organization to
be as follows:
First squadron. Rear Admiral Hig-
ginson commanding; first division,
Kearsarge, Alabama, Massachusetts
and Iowa; second division, Rear Ad-
miral Crowinshield commanding,
Illinois, Indiana, Texas M Olympia.
Second squadron, Rear Admiral
Sumner commanding, third division,
Chicago, Raleigh, Cincinnati and New
ark. Fourth division, Captain A.
Walker commanding, San Francisco,
Albany, Atlanta, Machias and Detroit
as picket boats.
Rear Admiral Coghlan commands
the base, attached to which are the
auxiliary and supply ships.
After the holidays one squadron
will blockade a port, and the aux
iliary vessels and torpedo boats will
attempt to raise it and break their
way through. This will last five days.
Then there will be tactical evolutions.
Admiral Dewey is gratifed by the
mobilization. He says it is the finest
fleet ever assembled under one flag,
and that it is an honor to command it.
The American fleet here is deeply
interested in the news of the Anglo
German action in Venezuela. The
Kearsarge, Alabama, Massachusetts,
Iowa and Scorpion, with Admiral Hig-
ginson in command, and the Chicago,
Newark and Eagle, with Admiral Sum-
ner commanding, will sail for Trini-
dad next Friday. The United States
will have a strong naval force within
easy distance from the Venezuelan
coast. This move, however, has no
connection with the situation in Ven
ezuela and was. arranged before mat
tiers became acute.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-12-16
LEE N GARVIN.
Will Be Restored to Liberty in Short
Time.

~
Within the next 80 days Sam Garvin
and Robert Lee, two citizens of the
county committed to prison at Deer
Lodge a year ago, OF the charge of
stealing cattle on the Grow Indian
reservation, will be given their lib
erty. It was reported a short time
ago that an effort was to be made to
have them again indicted by a United
States grand jury on the charge of
theft of government property.
It will be remembered that the at
%torneys for the prosecution at Helena
at the time of their trial argued at
some length before the court in favor
OF their commitment on the ground
that the property alleged to have been
taken was government and not In
dian property, in order to make the
sentence heavier. The court, how
ever, found thai the property belong
ed to Grow Indians and accordingly
fixed the penalty at one year impris-
onment and $1,000 fine, each.
Good behaviour on the part Of Lee
and Garvin has reduced their i'm
prisonment to II months, and the last
month they are serving in payment
Of the fine.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-12-16
CARL SORENSON ARRESTED BY
HELENA SHERIFF.
Hello on SERIOUS CHARGE
Accused by First National Bank of
Having Disposed Of Mort
gagged Property.
From Mondays Daily Gazette.


Sheriff Hubbard is expected to re-
turn tonight from Helena with Carl
Sorenson as his prisoner. Sorenson
was arrested at the latter place Sat
urday on a message from Mr.. Hub
bard charging him with having dis
posed of mortgaged property. The
Arnold, cashier of the First National
bank.
Sometime ago Sorenson executed
two mortgages in favor of the bank
on IS COWS and 70 calves; one for
$4,000 and the other for $500. Thurs
day it was learned by the bank that
Sorenson had left the day before for
the west, telling his wife that he was
going to Dillon to attend the funeral
Of a brother. The bank also ascer.
tanned that he had sold quite a number
of the mortgaged calves and that he
had sold and killed some of the COWS.
Inquiry satisfied Mr. Arnold that
Sorenson intended to go further than
Dillon, in fact the circumstances were
such as to warrant him in the belief
that the nan intended to defraud
the bank, inasmuch as it was learned
that the brother whose funeral Soren.
son said he was going to attend had
been dead several weeks. A com
plant was filed against the supposed
a%bsconder in Judge Fraser's court and
a warrant issued for his arrest.
kilograms we're sent to the officers
at different places to intercept the
man and hold him, should he appear
at any of the towns notified. Satur.
day night Sheriff Hubbard received a
dispatch from the Helena sheriff that
Sorenson had been ARRESTED there
and was in jail pending the arrival OF
an officer to bring him back. Mr.
Hubbard left for there yesterday
morning.
The cattle that Sorenson mortgaged
up the valley, between Foster
and Laurel, where he has a ranch and
has been feeding stock.
1t is said that he also gave two
other mortgages on the same lot tc
Yegen Bios.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-12-16

5sc,} with the finest selected staple
woods held at Coo. Some of the best
fine Nevadas and Wyomings are re-
ported as having sold at 45@47c.
clean.
Receipts and Shipments.
The receipts of wool in Boston this
week, last week and for the CORE
spending week of last year are as
follows:
This week, 1926 bales domestic;
SCI bales foreign. Total, 1856
bales.
Last week, 1O,7SS bales domestic;
1888 bales foreign. Total, 1851
bales.
Last year, 1925 bales domestic;
767 bales foreign. Total, S,342
bales.
The total receipts since January l
have been 743 $3.50 bales domestic and
136,991 bales foreign, against 624,-
| 214 bales domestic and 127,419 bales
foreign for the corresponding period
last year This is an increase Of 49,
! S55 bales domestic and an increase of
S,572 bales foreign.
Shipments for the week ending De-
cember s were as follows: Wednes-
day, December 8, 729,751: Thursday,
December 4. 1,24O, 462; Friday, Deem
Der 5. 1870, 1854; Saturday, December
6, 1,O34,935; Monday, December 8,
7S7,63O. Total. 5,541,483 pounds.
This shows an increase of 1862, 1872
pounds over the shipments Of 4.278,-
sol pounds for the previous week.
Since January 1 the total shipments
have amounted to 257,65b493 pounds.
The sales Of the week amount to
3,771,000 pounds domestic and $780, 900
pounds foreign, making a total of a.
091 900 pounds. against a total Of s.
$50, 900 for the previous week and a
total of $3.50 900 for the correspond
ing week last year. The sales since
January 1 amount to 235, 923, 900
pounds, against 26O, 6 900 pounds
for the corresponding time last year.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-12-16
RIVER CHANGED ITS CHANNEL,
State Line Became Matter Of Dispute
in Consequence,

Kansas City, Dec. 14.-The commits
sion which has been sitting at the
Midland hotel to hear arguments in
the Observation-Disclosures boundary case
has adjourned after making a deci-
sion which is in the nature of a COM
promise. The point at issue was the
ownership Of $4,000 acres of valuable
land at the point where the two states
meet.
The dispute was caused by the
changing of the current of the Mis-
souri, river. Formerly the river made
a great bend and came around again,
leaving only a short neck of land. On
July 7, 1866, the river broke across
this neck and since then the land has
been in dispute. The commission
which was appointed by the United
States supreme court found that a
line drawn through the territory of
the old river bed, equally distant from
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-12-16
GREAT Q in MAINE.

Hunters Secure Many Deer and
Moosc-.Mu sic's Clanr,a on Game.
There were brought to Bangor. Me.
from the game region recently g.
deer, Al moose. 4 bears and u wildcat.
and in the month Of October the ru-
ceipts We're l.aI2 der. 81 moose and q
considerable number Of other animals
OF which no accurate account is taken.
This is Il ~. Il of tt3 deer over October.
1901. says tn New York Tribune. The
total r~ecailns for HE season thus far
Nov. 81 have been about $500 deer, or
abous 800 more than ut this date last
year. and It is expected that all recordq
will be broken this season. the total re
CENTS OF deer for 1902 being now estI,
mated at s%om>thing over 5000. The
deer season. watch began Oct. 1, will
end Nn Dtt Is. Moose are plentiful
this year. more than Il hundred having
thus far been brought to Bangor. The
moose season is from Oct. Is to Dec. |.
A story is told by guides of deer ana
moose being charmed by music. The
guides s;.y that this happened a few
days asa on the west branch Of the
PCnobSc0t. Wnrre Il Bangor musician
was camping nCt to shoot, but for rest
n study. ut sunset II evening the
musician began to practice on Il violin
and had not played long when he
heard Il rustliEg in the bushes and saw
q young dnr come out into the clearing
and stand tiMilly at some little dis
lance. listening to the music. Soon
other deer came oct. while the ground
was "live with smaller animals, and a
moose lowered near by. People laugh
at this story. but the guides declare
that it is true. The musician himself
has nothing to say.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-12-16
Chirn's New Palace.

The new palace for the empress dow
ager Of China at the Eho park. Picking.
is finished and seems to be quite up to
date, says the Westminster Gazette.
The buildings are several of them two
stories in height and furnished in for
eign fashion. Tables and chairs are Of
foreign pattern, made mostly at the H.
dustrial school in the southern city.
Dragon boats are numerous in the
,akas. and altogether the splendors Of
the palace are to surpass those of for
mer days. Furthermore, the empress
seems to contemplate q more generous
hospitality to foreigners. Kitchens are
to be fitted up in foreign fashion, and
cooks skilled in the culinary art of for.
eign lands are to l." engaged.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-12-16
e. B. Hastings Ranch, one mile
south of Canyon Creek on Big Ditch.
The High Line Ditch Company.

Inc High Line Ditch Company.
Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting of the trustees of the High
Line Ditch company, held on the 29th
day of November, 1902, an assess.
ment of 5 per cent per share was
levied upon the capital stock of the
corporation, payable on or before the
End day of January. 1903, to the secre
try, at his ranch, or by mail at Bill
ings, Montana.
Any stock upon which the assess.
ment shall remain unpaid on the said
End day of January, 1903, will be de.
linquent and advertised for sale at
public auction, and unless payment
is made before will be sold on the
goth day of January, 1908, to pay the
delinquent assessment, together with
costs of advertising and expenses of
sale. 81"
E. B. HASTINGS, Secretary.
First Publication Dec. 2, 19O2.-4t
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-12-16
Baseball Player is Missing.

Ashland, Ore, Dec. 14.-There is.
considerable excitement in Siskiyou
county, California, over the disappear
ance of B.. r. Logan, a well-know1l
baseball player of Igerna. On Novem-
Der % Logan, with two companions,
went into Douglas county, Oregon, on
a hunting expedition. Since that time
Logan has not been seen. His friends
think he has met with foul play and
a searching party has gone to look
for his body.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-12-16

each side, represented the main chan
mel Of the Missouri river prior to 1866,
and that all land lying on the Missouri
side Of the line belonged to the state
of Missouri, and all land lying on the
Nebraska side Of said line belonged
to that state. The river shortened
it's course IA miles by cutting through
the neck of land.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-12-16

See shoemaker under Iegen Bros.
Savings bank. Good work; prices
right. 65-tf
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-22

frosIen til 5armer @reens 9us o9
bao ON Wlao og 9uslp.
Sans 6ort9llin9 ON ubitanbne 2iz
oelier 9joroe ct obbt SnbtrDf pad 5ar=
meren og bans 0uitru, og be beo9rz
teoe ben iinge Wiano pg gap BAN en-
Seng at Iobe /. Zen naite Mprgen
bao De BAN blibe bos bem nogle Odge,
inbtil ban bleO libt itertere, og ba ban
forloo bem, bapoe Wlrs. @reen faaet
nogle Darmere al9ber Stanb til
BAN o9 foriDneoe bam besuben meo
Wlab for flere 0age. Oa ban Iaa bpb
Dem 5arOel, Idgoe ban: Seq bar
Sinbe at blioe rig, 6pis en- COB @iaie
og 2grligbeo tan gsre noget bertil, oa
blioer jeg BET, Dil jeg butte paa Ser"
16 4ar git, og De gobe 5armerfoli
berte intet om 8anbreren, for De for
leoen fit 8reO fra en- Sagferer, iom
unoerretteoe bem ON, at en- nDlig afz
opce Sareb Ho9ers / fit 5eitaments
baboe efterlabt benz $1,000.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-22
sSor 9sanama- aanalen.

Nai6ington, San. q. = Walfers
aommisiionen Mgaaenoe en- iit6miIt
aanal bar nu BAIT ct p9lbigt Hpre ber
/ 8Den.
aommisiionen bar nemlig / en- 5ils
l9gsinoitilling anbefalet panama=3u=
ten paa bet frantic Selitabs 3ilbut
ON at ielge 2anb, aanal og Maiti=
rer for fun $40,000,000.
Snbitillingen bleb Dag gennem
prGiioenten ienbt til aongresIen.
panamuIellfabets Gjenoom er OPP
giort til aft $36, ,390,333.
9(t uofere bst oprinoeligt inoitilleoc
projett ON en- Hicaraguasadnal bill
toite $40, ,630,704 mere enb Banana
9analen. Oenne bill blipe 134.6 W1il
torters eno Hicardguasaanalen, % er
efter commissioners eenitemmige Mes
ming mere prattiif. =
Nicaraguds&andlens 5orIparere er
belt reOe !0operet al 9reoe, og man
fincer be latterligite @runbe for 8ea
ltplbninger mob commissioner.
Senatets U}ajoritet pil bolbe pdd
bet gamle Nicaraguas9 9anals5ori flag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-22
i uolanoet.
Sfreffcli9t s5urOifGlu.
gtDe GDitelier bar funOet Steo Here
Tele af ganbet

Wlerico, San. 20. : st 9elegram
til ZEN mericunite Hegerings Obierpa.
torium meooeler, at 8ultdnen Golima
after er l1bbruO, og 9iOenitabsm9no
letter bette llobrub 5orbinbelIe meb
Soroif9lpene.
Der meooeltes ON nne SorOrpitelfer
/ foriteaige Dele df 2dnbet @aar
GftermibOag, og bet fpltes ogIaa Der
8pen, men meget let.
@upernpr Mora Staten Guerrero
bar perionlig taget fig af ben gbelagte
8p G1ilpan8ingO. 8efOlfningen bor
/ 5elte, bepogtet af SrOpper. 9llt er
roli9t. 8pen maa prdttiif tult bpgges
op igen fra mt. 0Oormange Der omz
tom 9ben, peb man life engang tilz
narmelIesois. Der grabes I,aoig flere
Gig ub at 9uinerne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-22
Winrene itDrtcr lanmcn.

Detroit, San. 10. - llben nogen
eieniDnlig 4ariag ltprtebe plubielig 4
8Dgninger, bper paa fire Gtager, fam
men Dag benao often; bet enc gjes
6lit itob 9pgningerne iaa itette og
fire Iom ON intet bar 9ejen, no9le
faa Wlinutter lenere par Der fun en-
Sob al rpgenbe Ru,ner til at bete9n.
Stebet, bpor be itob. Sabet beleber
Iig til 100000; men til alt Selo bar
ingen n9r not til at tomme til lllptfe,
pa Sammenitprtningen ltete.
Noale taller ON, al en- @tsploIlon
fanbt Steb lige fsr graget, men bet er
fun en- 5ormobning.
9n9ningerne bar beboet al fem forz
Ttellige 5orretnings6rand)er, iom bber
for iig liosr betbbeli9t CAB.
Oct neiten mbItilfe beb oenne Gam
menitnrtning er 9snitanoen for megen
Samtale. De fire aolosier ipntes ar
fdipe iammen, iom miitebe De plubielig
al Gpne til at bolbe fig oprejit, meo en-
Garm, Der minbeps ON en- fern 5ora
ben. Murene af en- al gpgningerne,
beboet af ct Sanoife aompdgni, blep
Itdaenbe til 2. Sal; men 5aget ligs
ger ila0t neb paa Sbelbp Stt. og en-
oienbe Wlasie at Ruiner ligger pad
ben anben Sibe af @aben, maiet op
mob 9uiene.
Sagtbnbige fra Detroit 9ds So.
bar unoerIsgt giuinerne, men opod,
gebe intet, Der enbog tunoe bentDoe til
en- @as Gtsploiion. 6eloigOis itett
@ammenitprtningen en- Senoag 2lfs
ten, ba intet Mennelte bar Der inoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-22
Gnslanos @enlisbco.

2onoon, San. 20. = 8iceminii ter
/ llbenrigsbepartementet, Gran6orne,
fbarebe / llnber6uIet Dag, paa Sore
IpgrgIel af 9enrp Gorman, at itrats
fpr be 6oreneoe Stater 6egpnote ariz
gen meb Spanien, bar fere Meboelel=
ier moOtaget fra Wlagter, iom foreilog
2fienOelien af en- 59llesitripel1e til be
5orenebe Staters Yr9lipent. Den en-
gelIte Regering lumtpttebe at lutte
Iig til be andre Magter en- glote, fom
uOtalte bet 9aab, at fortiatte llnberz
banblingsr oilbe febe til ct frebeltgt
Opgpr af 6oroitlingerne melIem Spuz
MEN og be 5Oreneoe Stuter, lebiaget
df 9arantier, Iom bilbe b9re antagez
lige for be 5orenebe Stater. Sypr ben
engelfte Re9ering beltog | goten, ln>
berIggte ben, ON EN- iaaodn gfote bar
anta9elig for De SoreneOe Staters
Yrelioent.
Den en9elIte Regering afIlog, idgz
be 9iceminiiter Granborne, at Iam@
tntte Ienere fremiatte 5orilag, iom
i1ntes aa6ne for Den Snbpenbing, at
Der tilIigteres at pre- Srbt pau De 5orz
enebe Stater.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-22
Stamp / cn Oulomine.

8enrer, San. 16. = s ct Msrfe,
bpor @limtene al Stub fra Heboloere
banneoe Get eneite 2bs, blep en- beftig
Stamp uof9mpet Worges for Dag
grp, 400 Sob unper Sorben, nemlig /
Snbepenbence Minen Cripple Greet.
Snlpettererne bdooe lGnge bait en-
9lnelie ON, al Minens oerbifuloe Be
ftanooele 5orm af Sblpanit bleb
bortItjaalen. 9bert Mipbel blep brugt
for at opoage 5ppen. 9lrbejberne
maatte. itifte alaoer baaoe Oeb bere5
Snbs o9 llbgang af Minen, og lace iig
unoeriege, og Starer uf 9etettiper OPP
bolbt fig mellem Manbene.
s 9aar Tom Sanobeben for 9agen,
o9 man gjorbe 5prberebeller til at
gribe 5Dbene.
80 prebebe Menb bleb Imuglet neb
/ Wiinen og itiult en- u6rlgt 9lfoeling
af Wlinen. ST. 4, oa ct nDt 9olo Or
bejbete Tfulbe fomnle, bentebe man 5bz
rene. Oct parebe beller life l9nge,
for liltenbe, buntle Stitteller iaas at
beo9ge fig ben imoo ct af De rigeiie
SDlpdmits2ag, og begpnbte at banfe
Uietallet ub.
9etettiperne bepegebe Zig iagte ben
imoo 2lrbejberne, ba be bar omtrent
80 Sob borte, bleo be opbaset of Are
beiterne, og 2pIene blep pieblitte'ig
lluttebe.
8etettioerne befaleoe 9nOene at
obergioe fig, men fit til Spur en- Regn
af augler, iom ejeblittelig bleb betalt
tilbage, og for ii Minutter bertes ben
enc Salbe efter ben anben bet lnbers
joroiite Msrte, blanbet meb be iaares
bes Strig % Samren.
0et bDbeite Werte berIteoe og ingen
popebe at tenbe GbS, ba bet pilbe babe
ZEN iitre Dso til 5slge, efteriom begge
BARTER bar fire Stub. Gfter en- balb
Zines 9ib bespnbts 2(rhjoerne at
trette fig tilbage, og ba Der tillioit I'M
gen Spar Tom paa be Club, 0etettis
perne nu og bd affbrebe, Driftebe bisie
iig til at Ipge op til Dasslpfet for at
unberisse beres Silitano og inobente
5orIt9rtning.
See @locfner, 5ormanben for Miz
men, bar melt ilbe tilrebt. 8egse bans
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-22
lite 9l0rg.
Stoite VYt.
Prins 6cnrifS 9iejic.

Berlin, San. q. = grins Sem
riffs gtejfeplan er MI blepsn officielt
msbbelt. Yrinien bill anfomme til
gdsp gort ben %. Jebr.; og bill gpre
0p6olo Der til De foriteGlige 5eItligs
6eber er ooeritanbne, bporefter ban rej-
Ter til 8aIbington.
San Oil Der bare @eIt 1 DIT 6pite
9us og bos ben tbife Qlmbasfabe.
Den %. 5ebr. refer ban ab G6icaz
90 til; Iad til Milpautee, g2iagara
5alls pg oper Bottom 6jem til Sbif=
lamb.
@6icagO, San. q. = Den tDife Som
Jul, Or. @eper, fit @aar ben 6eiti=
beii9fle5oriifring fra 8orgmeiter 6arz
rifon ON, at Sben itulbe iprge for
Priniens Siffer6eb. Der bar oaaet
3pgter ON, at Gmma Goldman og
andre ,,rsbe" biIhe forfp9e en- 0empn=
Itration.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-22
HffleriRa.
SplOb af Strcjfcrc.

Serre 9ante, Sno., San. 10. :
Gabeoplgb fanbt Steo / often iom
fgslqe of en- Strejte uf Sporpognss
funttionarer. ororet af ben centrdle
9(rbejoerforening. Gn Stdre paa 500
Mano itanOiebs ire at De fem Spor=
pogne, Iom bolotes / Sang, brep WlGnz
bene bort og itanbiebe 9ognene. SSns
gen @olo bleb brugt; men DIT blep lugt
be arbeioenOe pua Sinbe, at 10 for De
bortfiernebe fig, 10 bebre for bem.
8sreftsr beguO Staren fig til Uio.
torz6uiet, aft linens 5oritartninger
iluttebe iig til Dem paa 9ejen. @eo
Uiotor 6uIet bar Der to politibetjente
Itationeret, lom peb tattfulb Sptr9ben
forbinorebe ct SammenItsb. 2eberne
for Streiterne par forbolosois fda og
lIbeilutiomme, Iaa be nejeoes meo at
faite noele WurIten inb ao Yinouerne
ca inobDcsnce be 9pgningen oGrenoe
Q(rbejoere til at fomme I'D og fad fig
en- Smgang.
9ern9it foreilo9 en- al Stdren, at
man Itulbe fore en- Sporpo9n neo /
WabdIbs5loben. 5ori ild9et panot giz
falo o9 lloferelien puafulgte sjeblittes
fig.
Sda git prpcssiionen til 9nens
Raaobusplabs, bpor begejitreoe 5dler
lsb, berefter tog politiet fig al 2eoerne
% ferte Dem | Sitterbeo.
Yolitiet og andre paaitaar bog, at
llroitifterne par albeles life Sporz
pognsarbejoere, men beitob i9rlig af
bet Glement. Der altib er pad Serb,
peo Ilige 9ejligbeber, og fsrit er rigtig
tilfrebs, naar Stsmningsn gddr bit.
Qlariagen til Strejten par 9lflteoi=
9ellen af en- Wotormdno pua 9runo
al ,llforitammeibeb". bd han..sbaDne
isgt at oOerbepiie Snipettsr Glarf ON.
at ban bar brtettiget til en- Qsnforz
6sjelie unber ct MT S6ema, iom Gldrt
lige bapoe fduet inbfert.
Smiolertio bleo Streiten pootouns
gen 2lrbej .erne al Central 9lrbeioers
foreningsn, os bar @runOen imoo
oeres ZnTte, Goiltei bebiItes OerOeo, al
"a df oem 6dbbe unoertegnet en- Ooerz
enstomit meb SporpognsIelItabet.
0enre gambling blep ertlGret om
itrioenoe mob 5oreningens 2ope o9 be
blep tpungen til at ertl9re Strejte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-22
Gn tafncml'9 Soniirn.

aatb. Suit ct. SoTep6's Sia,
Snb., ftriper: Som 5plge af gfbeuz
matisme BAR min Mano naIten blez
ben arpbling. 6jor @uar par ban
Iaa baarlig, at ban nappe tunoe gud.
0i GAP ham Or. peter's o&urito" Og
gneo bam inb meb oOlezOib". Oct
bar rent pibunOerligt, iom ban Tom
fig, oe ban er nu iau rap paa 9enene,
at ban fan saa bOer Dag tre Wlil til
fit 9lrbejot og bar lite tabt en- Days
2lrbeibe paa 5abriten." Or. peter's
,,aurito" fjsrner abeumatismens
Ndricg reb at neutroliIsre llrinipren
| globet o9 beb at ltprte yprerne. Den
er life en- 9lpotetermeoicin, men tan
tun erbolOes gennem ipecielle 9lgenter
elsr birette fra Sdbritanten, Or. pe=
ter Sarbnep, 112-114 90. Sopne
2(pe., Gbicogo, Sa,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-22
Spr6rct / Columbia.
st ueritabelt Soilag.

Golon, Columbia, San. q. = s
@aar uOt9mpebes Der peb Banana ef
perita6elt S6ilag mellem &egeringens
o8 Oprerernes arigsftibs. Oprprerz
mes Sfib upabtlla" bar blepen malet
6piot for at ituffe 3egeringens Sfi6e.
5oruosn ct Yar Hegeringsbampffibe
laa Der en- ms inbtalbt 9amper San
taro" meb 6ileniiit geIetning. Opz
rgrerne 6aOoe gennem tilba9e9ipns
Sanger faaet at bibe, at ,2untaro"
life bar fulot fampbp9tig, og 6eraf
benpttebs o9abilas" 5prer fig. 6an
fom, ba Sfibet paa @runo af i'm Nb=
mailing ingen Mistanfe patte, Iaa n9r
op til ,,0antaro" fom 300 Meter og
begpnbte itrdts &anonabe. ,2antaro"
bleo forlaot af fit Manoitdb, G6ilenz
Ierne, og &c foa Sfficerer bleo brabte.
cariblanot aanOneren og Gegsringens
bpgti9ite Ststte, General 2(lban.
9ennes Opb er te tort Sab for &e=
geringspartiet. n2antdro" funbe life
BRUCE fine to Itprite &anoner unbet
&en.
S Steoet for @elerol 2tlban er MI
9eneral @arcia, en- 8eterdn=@eneral,
6lepen ubnRpnt.
Sprsrernes Sfibe ifal bape liot en-
Del Stabe = men Situationen er bog
iaa meget forpirret, at ingen tan 6a=
re noget 8egreb ON Sremtiben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-22
eSnocbranot / Sengcu.

6ambleton, 80. @a., San. 81. =
Omtring 9l. 7 / Morges ubbrpb Der
Slb Otter greef Boom onb 2umz
ber Go., abitillige Wlil inOe Stolen.
2eir glr. 5 neo6r9nOte idu burtigt, at
7 Manb inbebrenbte beres Senge.
st 9uiin andre 9(rbejoere maatte
ipringe ub iibite 9jeblit = og basore
til en- anben 2ejr. !9ele @ejen bertil
maatte be babe 8 CONNER SneIiap.