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Gloucester County Democrat., 1902-12-25
GERMAN LEGATION MoBBEp
Seizure of Warships Causes intense
Excitement at Caracas.

Seizure of Warships Causes Intense
Excitement at Caracas.
Willemstadt, Curacao, Dec. IL. -
The. e was a great patriotic demonstra-
ton in Caracas Tuesday night when
the news arrived that the British and
German warships had seized the Vene-
zuelan war vessels at La Guaira.
Crowds quickly gathered and violent
speeches were delivered at various
points. The populace marched to the
palace of President Castro, who ad-
dressed it. The mob then moved on
to the German legation, shouting:
death to the Germans. The win
dows were shattered with stones and
attempts were made to force the
doors, but the latter resisted these ef-
forts, and Nine. Won Pilgrim Baltazzi,
the wife of the German charge d'af-
faires, who has been i'll in bed for the
past two months. was thus saved from
violence. The crowd then marched
to the German consulate and to the
residence of Dr. Koehler, again ston-
ing the windows and attempting to
force an entrance. The police made
no effort to disperse the demonstra-
ton.
The excitement was still intense
when the government ordered the ar
rest of all the German and English
residents. One hour later 205 persons
prominent in social and commercial
life were crowded together in the po-
lice station. All the British residents
were arrested except Albert Cherry,
of the Venezuela British-owned Cen
trail Railway, and Mr. Wallace, mana
ger of the telephone company, who es-
capped to place of safety.
Ninety-seven German residents were
arrested, among them the German
consul, Valentine Blohm, and Herr
Knoop, the manager of the German
Central Railway.
On learning these incidents United
States Minister Bowen and Secretary
W. w. Russell went at once to see
President Castro, and after a long con-
ference succeeded in obtaining the re-
lease of DIR. Koehler, Nine. Won Pill
grim-Baltazsi's physician, and Consul
Valentine Blohm. Mr. Bowen also OBJ.
tanned the official authorization of the
Venezuelan governmen to represent
British and German interests during
the imbroglio.
The poulace is still intensely ex-
cited and the situation is regarded as
critical. The British and German
flags have been publicly burned.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1902-12-25
MANTUA.

John Daniels has fine Christmas scene
in his store window.
Samuel Coombs and wife, of Camden,
are visiting his son, John Coombs.
The public school gave fine entertain
ment including Christmas cantata in the
school Wednesday afternoon-the last scene
being Mother Goose and the shoe was
discovered to. be filed with oranges, which
were greatly enjoyed by the school.
Edison Paeker is home from Kutztown
Noraal sehbol forsthe Christmas. holidays.
Paul and Eleanor Weber were given a
birthday party last Saturday afternoon, and
their little friends who enjoyed the festive
occasion wish them many returns of the
day.
The M. y. Sabbath-sehool gave its
Christmas greeting-a box of confectionery
to each member of the school.
Grandmother Eggie entertained her
children, grandchildren and greatgrand-
children on Christmas.
Frank EastIack and wife, of Camden,
spent Tuesday with relatives here.
Geo. Frazer has sold his property to Mr..
Leicht who has moved in, Mr.. Frazer hav-
ing gone to the city.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1902-12-25

Germany sold the United States $1O1,-
967, ,329 worth of merchandise last year and
bought $179, las, go of American goods of
which $45, 500, 600 were breadstuffs and pro-
visions. These large purchases made food
cheap in Germany and the new tariff will
shut out large part of the food products
and this will make living dear in Germany.
This will add to the number of German
immigrants to this country"
The above is from the stalwart Republi-
can Jersey City Journal, which these long
years has preached that the foreign manu-
facturer paid the American tariff, yet when
the tables are turned, and the foreigner builds
tariff wall against American goods, the
result is dearer American products in Ger.
many. We are glad the light of common
sense has at last penetrated the Journa
editorial rooms.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1902-12-25
sao COO Eor Vale IJniverei+v

Tamaqua, Pa. Dec. 11.-By the will
Of the late Benjamin Barge, of Mauch
Chunk, which was probated In the
Carbon county court yesterday, be-
quest of $4,000 is made to the Yale
University, $4,000 of which is to es-
tablish chair in the romance Ian
guages and literature. and the income
from the remaining $4,000 Is to be
used to assist deserving scholars. A
bequest of $4,000 is made to the st.
Luke's Hospital at South Bethlehem,
Pa, and $2,500 to the Lafayette Col
Iege at Easton, Pa.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1902-12-25

Commissioner of Banking and Insurance
William BEETLE was forwarded to the comp
troller Of the currency a statement of the
condition Of the state banks, savings banks
and trust companies on November 25.
There are in the State twenty seven savings
banks, ifty-four trust companies and six
teen state banks, the combined resources
of which are $197, ,252, SCI. rs.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1902-12-25
WEST DEPTFoRD.

Mr.. Harvey C. Leonard and Miss Clara
G. Haines were married to-day, Christmas,
at noon at the home Of the brides parents.
The young couple will occupy the Leonard
homestead property, near Thorofare. They
have the welI-wishes Of a large number Of
friends.
Chas. c. Leonard is now occupying bis
new hoase.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1902-12-25
The Prudential Girl of 1909.

The issue Of new calendar by the Pru-
dental Insurance Company of America is
always an event Of importance in the an
mails OF tasteful advertising. The hand
some Prudential Girl of 1902 was eagerly
sought. She now has rival, in the Pru-
DENTAL Girl of 1903, who promises to
eclipse her in popularity. The new calen-
dar presents the picture of bewitching
brunette whose beauty is effectively set off
by background Of light blue tint and a
gold border trimmed with chrysanthemums
OF many colors. The rest of the card is
filled out with green-matted effect. The
whole makes very bright and attractive
rinfnrn
Gloucester County Democrat., 1902-12-25
HURFFvILLE.

Mr.. Jeremiah Pierson is quite ill at this
writing.
Mrs. J. S. Nicholson is slowly improving
from the effects of fall.
Now is the time to be merry, next week
is the time to get out those new resolutions
to be quickly broken. 81
Mr.. R. c. Clark has fine display of
goods for Christmas.
We sympathize with Mr.. Arthur Heri-
tage in the loss of his son, Isaac.
Judge Miller is going to spend holidays
in Lancaster county, Penna
Gloucester County Democrat., 1902-12-25
StTATE OF NEW JERSEY.
- -DEPARTMENT OF STATE
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.

CEhI1FlCAIE OF DlSSOLOI1ON. N.
To all to sUItom these presents may cone greeting:
Whereas it appears to my satisfaction, by
duly authenticated record of the proceedings
for the voluntary dissolution thereof by the
unanimous consent of all the stockholders, de-
posted in my office, that the Garden Hotel
Company, corporation of this State, whose
principal office is situated at No ITO South Broad
street, in the city of Woodbury., County of
Gloucester, State of New Jersey, (Joseph J..
Summerill being agent therein and in charge
thereof, upon whom process may be served has
complied with the requirements of An Act
concerning corporations (Revision of 1886, -
preliminary to the issuing of this Certificate Of
Dissolution.
Now, therefore, /, s. d. Dickinson, Secretary
of State of the State of New Jersey, Do Hereby
Certify that the said corporation, did, the
Twenty-rinth day of November 1902 file in my
office duly executed and attested consent in
writing to the dissolution of said corporation,
executed by all the stockholders thereof, which
said consent and the record of the proceedings
aforesaid are now on file in my said office
provided by law.
In testimony whereof, / have hereto set my
hand and affixed my official seal, at Trenton, this
Twenty-ninth day of November, A. ID. one
thousand nine hundred and two.
A. S. DICKINSON,
Dec. is. '02-4w. Secretary of State.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1902-12-25
Claims % Acres In Philadelphia.

Claims % Acres In Philadelphia.
Louisville, Dec. IA special from
Paducah, KY, says: Walter Watkins
left yesterday for Philadelphia with an
old lease he has guarded for IA years.
He claims that it gives him, as one
of the Baker heirs, the title to 22
acres of ground on which some of
Philadelphia business buildings
stand. The land, according to the lease,
which is over 100 years old, was to
revert to the heirs after the lease ex-
pired, which was several years ago.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1902-12-25
Anarchists swore TO KIN II;

Anarchists swore to Kill ItaIy's King.
Rome, Dec. 10.-Thirteen anarchists
were arrested at Spezia Monday night
after desperate struggle. The police
surprised them at meeting while they
were in the act of taking an oath with
poignards to assassinate King Victor
Emmanuel. One Of the anarchists and
one of the police were severely wound
ed in the fight.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1902-12-25
Portrait of Martin Luther found.

Portrait of Martin Luther Found.
Berlin, Dec. II. An hitherto un.
known portrait of Martin Luther,
painted by Lucas Cranach, the cele-
brated artist and burgomaster of
Wittenberg. 1t is pronounced to be
the best portrait of Martin Luther in
existence.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1902-12-25
Runaway Train Does 100000 DAMAGE.

Runaway Train Does $4,000 Damage.
Cumberland, Md. Dec. 10.-While a
Baltimore and Ohio freight train was
running away on Sand Patch grade
yesterday, having attained a speed OF
mile a minute, it ran into another
freight train, demolishiDg an engine
and 20 cars. The damage is estimated
at $50. 900.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1902-12-25
CONGRESSMAN oImeted Frustrated,

Harrisburg, Pa, Dec. Congress
man NJ r. Olmsted was suddenly pros,
trated with ptomaine poisoning Mon
day night at his residence in this city.
His condition is now much improved
and he expects to be about In few
days.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1902-12-25
To Test Infant Insurance.

Harrisburg, Pa, Dec. 1.-THE in
surance department will institute suit
in the Dauphin county court to test
the question of infant insurance in this
state
Gloucester County Democrat., 1902-12-25

President Roosevelt should turn that
tender of supreme arbitrator of the differ
ence between Venezuela and England and
Germany over few time; before he picks
it up. 1t may be the hot end of the poker
that these foreien "friends" of ours wish
him to grasp.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1902-12-25

Beach front at Chelsea, Atlantic City, is
a veritable gold mine. A Philadelphan
last Monday paid $103, 500 for 100 feet
front, or $1O35 per foot. The land is
located between Montpelier and Sovereign
avenues.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1902-12-25

Two public schools of Jersey City were
closed on the 18th, on account of lack OF
coal.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1902-12-25

The legislature will convene on Tuesday,
January 13.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-21

for 3 Qar Iiben. 5prite Nar bar Der
700 Qeres, | 5ior 10000 gcres meo
IRIS. leg peo life, bbormeget Der er /
Qar. men uobpttet par gpbt / 5ior, bet
paaItobes at entelte bapbe omfring 100
8uibels pr. Ncre. 6pao qrbeioet berz
me0 an9aar, er bet Zig 6bebe eler am
ben Sch. Smiolertib fer bet ub til,
at Ri Inart fommer til at fenoe bet pad
r9rmere 9olo. st tort 9engeielifab bar
nemlig / Here Wddneoer arbejbet pad
at lape en- ltor &dnal fra gra3os peit
for os mob BIT, gadenbe ct Bar Ufil
noro for os, for at brin9e gdnb fra
6looen til Hismarferne, Der iiges, at
Sdnalen er II Mil lang. Oct bar
toltet me9et. Der Iagoes, at Deo aa=
nalen dlene drbejoebe 700-S0O Mano
og $50 Bar 9eite og Muler. 5oruben
bette er Der bp9eet en- Del 6uIe og
p9l5ige Bumper meb tilberenbe Mas
ftineri bill mart bare itiaet op. Oct
meite at Rislanbet bliper bel Der ION
andre Steoer leiet uo, men BEN, Der
bar Qdnb / H9r6eben, fan foa 0dnz
bet fra 8analen ino paa beres 2anb
for en- Dis Detailing. 5orsbrist er
8dno fra grsnoe lige iaa goot om life
bebre. 9pis no9en snIter mere Sps
lpsning ON Ris. tan be frit faa en-
Bog oerom peo at inbIenbe 9ea9rin9
til pasienger Department, Soutbern
pdcifc Railfpap Co., 6ouiton, Ger.
en merteli9 Ting er bet, at juit MI,
od Der mdd bruges iaa megen grqnoz
lei FOR 9anopumpning, er funbne be
oberoroentlige rige Oliefilber beb
Beaumont omfring 100 Mil norbgIt
for os. SITTER 9%eretningerne fan be
aipe 100000 Barrels ON Oa9en.
9pis Riien M lptfes | 9ar, iom andre
Steber unoer lignenbe 5orbolbs, pil
Dor lille gp, iom n9iten gift t%ilgrunoe
peo Stormen, 6urtig boise op. Stpnt
Der tunoe OGre mere at mebbele, er bet
%piitnot beDit at flute for benne Sang.
aGrlig 6ilien til ,Oaniferen"s
29iere. u. Riefen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-21

o9 ftelote os ub; ies pil juit life paa>
itad, bet bar bpggeligt: Ri bar begge
iaa fine imeqem al ben Glenbigbeb =
bpao pilOe ri oer2 geglo be ulptfeli>
&c! = Saaoan noget bar bun rimelig>
bis iu9t. = 8i itpnote os til DOR 9ogn
og rulleoe / al Stilbep al. = pa ri en-
balp 5ime efter fgrte til 9ejrs op /
De oejligite bptoe. 6pibe 8ierge, talte
ri ferit iammen og aanoebe fmriere. ST.
7 bar Ri after / o8uggeituen", og efter
en- liot 6eore Nat fgrte Ri ST. 4 igen.
Oct bar ben oejligite Morgen, jeg bar
oplepet, en- Solop9ang iaa glimrens
be ubeltripelig, 8i bolbt title paa ct
meget bit Steo, latte os paa en- Sten
o9 iad paa bet 9up at 6arper, iom
om9ap os paa aae Sioer. Seq glem>
mer dlbrig bet 2jeblif = maaite bar
bet ben ltore Spergang fra oerneoe pg
berpppe, Der biorog til at ggre alt iaa
operp9loenoe. 8i iaa en- eni om lib
(oe forefpmmer fun enfeltpis % meb
Sne paa oenne Ggn) og en- al aoiat@
terne lige ituot Saguar (ligeleOes en-
S%j9loenbeo) og bar after / gatu ST.
4 @ftermiobag. :
Gnbnu maa bemartes, at S9amacfa
after til 0els bliOer bpgget op at 5ar>
tarer, men meo 5r9buie; oisie fan
nemli9 mooitaa Sorbit9lp.
st Sienpione.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-21
CuerOrepcut?!

8i bar paapiit SanoirnliQbeoeH al, at 50
Attier pore @nlhmlner fnuoe inobri &c fine
gjere $500. ifGnt oisie Ntiier blot foiter
So / 2JeDlifttt 80 font ~iaahant bar
itei i be Snei andre Miner. ina lab os
fun for Nr9umertets Sin b enes ON, at bet
er for meeet at pente. Sfal ri iige 10 Gauge
ior meset? @oot. iaa faar VT ieboloelne
blot $50 I'D al Minen ior bere S. 9enner
Del iia? elleI er bet tore al i9tte Qenaene
l Sanfen? Del. Ganten 9iper "a p@t,
bet bliper b lie 30 81 nte paa So / 10 aar.
Bore Miner er paallbeli9e. foroi Dor elefs
triiie 5plefinser 0om ri alene ejer Yateutet
paa) SIR aioei rs Sifferheo for. bpor tore
DO e @5uloaartr Ell. Get er Dor ppri9ti9e
0enlisi at ingen 'lfal mite en- Dollar hos
os. r6eler aiue Nftieholoerne npe Gftier /
Ell pore andre Wiuer," ia9oe Yr9iioenten
Ell Dag til bette 8.aos llo9ioer.
ct iaa liberalt. ct iln lppenoe. ct iaa be-
trpsuenoe 5ilbuo til Smdafolf at faa Gel
| ier9eHes Gl9oom er n9ppe fpr blepen
9prt. Noresle:
Electric Metal Locating Co.,
10 darlington Ct, @b cage, SH.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-21

Grit 9unoins Gneberoritfe. Sra
en- 25c Tlaite Of 2anoins fonoenies
reoe Gneb@riirap tan 9e tiQabe 5
WaQoner eaer 125 0las af en- inno,
belimasenoe os forfriifenoe Grit.
Snoeboloer lite oct minofe Mlfobol!
Yrepareret af rene, importereoe
Gmeber. Gjeb 2nmoins, Den eneite
este. 5ilialss hos bore Msenter.
Jinoes Der imgen Msent | 9eres
yiabolas, iaa ipors 9eres 0rorerps
man efter oen eaer ieno 25c oirette
til os. Msemter pnifes oberalt til
at lGlse bor fonoeniereoe GnebGr=
iirmp os bore Jamilie>M feoiciner.
stor Tortjeneite. Toreg etin9elier
til Msemter ienoes frit paa Jorlaas
senoe. 2nmoin &C.,, 2443>45s47
". &in,ie st., Gbieaso, 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-21
Sjertrbanftm

Der er fpr burti9 eller for lan9iom,
for iterf eaer for ioo9, er life ben
Sla9s, Der fommer fir ct iunbt
0ulf, at etbuert 6jerte, Der
furaaria9er geipimel iesanfalb
Stafaanbetbeo eaer apelnin9, er
ioagt eier Ipgeli9t, p9 fan life
bplOe globet cirfulerenoe paa nor
mol Ofaaoe.
DIfit 1ierte par me e. ipaet g TIA b:
ieoe uaoerriben aloeles. aunoe i~aolehes
uno9ou al ilaa Ia ell Il Ire Sage /
Dtinuttei. Bel ulteube buao Gtlu.tas
tet uiloe bliue buis selte ituioe peopore.
b%sspnft, je9 at ta5e Ct Miles' 0ealt
Sure. os Il 6la er bra9 E niert t Ii.
base I'll lin norA ole &ilitanO.~
e. oolm,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-21
On flar 6innntel.

er ct 5egn pdd mutt 9eir. Gn tlar
Sub er ct 5egn paa, at ben menne itez
lige Organisme beinoer Jig / iuno
5ilitdnp. 0r. 5. 9. &aarsberg, en-
agtet Berger / Sanger, Sal, bar bait
fplgenoe @rfaring meb iibltn9pnte.
rprspetasIen meo ,aurito", fom ieg
b%eitilte, bleo rigtis mobtaget og bar
iparet til bore bgjeite 5prpentninger.
Seq anitafeoe mig Meoicinen melt fpr
min aones Stblb; bun baooe / oper
ct Oar paret plaget at en- onbartet
9~uoipgoom. Gre foriteuiee 2ager
bebanoleOe 6enoe til ingen .Nptte. Gre
Tiger efter at bun bapbe begpnbt at
tage ,aurito", bar aft rbilet oripunz
bet, % Der bar life p9ret npget 5egn
pad, at bet ltulbe tomme tilbage. Seq
fan life tatte Dem NOT for, bpao De-
res Meoicin bar uorettet / min 6as
mile. Seq fan anbefale ben meo COB
Sampittig6eo til andre" 5uoubi let
er Segnet paa urent Blob. Oct dngi=
Der 2ipspebitens Silltanb. Or. pez
ter's ,aurito" bar p9ret anpenot meb
aIorig ipietenoe 9elo / 8ebanolingen
at bisie Sbgoomme. Sel9es oirette
til 6orbrugerne gennem ipecielle 4eenz
ter. Rarmere Splpsnineer peb Sem
.penoelIe til Or. peter 5abrnep, 112-
La On. 6nnne Dine. Ghicnnn. Su.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-21
yssgs Hrtt
nly 6 IT'S!
XzrzEEy zsxsssA
S ben bdnife aoloni paa 500" 9anen
WARD COUNTY,
NORD DAKOTA.

Gmtrent 1000 DANTE bar toset
2dnb benne Roloni, uboalgt at Firs
tefamfunbets aomite, og at bisie bar
auerebe be fleite bOfat fig Der. gnbna
IAN Der faas gobt 2anb til "9omes
Iteab" Der.
8ilIigt Stoplanb | Wisconiin in,
meb ubmertet Sorb og riseligt @onb.
Oct bebite naturlise @reslanb | Dime.
rita, farlig itittet til Meieribrift foo
pelfom til alminbelist Mserbrug.
Gn MP gune er bpgget til bet fore.
gamle banffe Settlement omfrins
2ucf, polt gountp, Wtsconiin. Ser
fan enbnu faces meget, gobt 2onb Bill.
ligt; b%elig9enbe narpeo &irter, Stoler,
Meierier og sobe @eie.
2aDe granddaughter til 2anbisgere.
Strib efter 2anbtort og iIuitrerebe
5orflaringer til
D.. w. CASSEDAY,
Land nd Industrial Agent 800" Ry
Minneapolis. MINI
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-21
Triotjof Nanien ON
GnlOmbeoem.

pOlarforiteren 5riOtjof Nanien bar
i ben peIt for Sriitiania beliggsnbs
9iaabp 2Dsater label Jig bpgse ct mt
9jem, ct formeligt pale, Der pibner
ON, at bet materisls ub6ptte at bans
oriitige Roropolsfero = napnlig be
tolosiale Snot9gter al bans pioens
Itdbelige 8erfer = tinaber BAN at
omeiDe iig meb en- 2ufius, Der ielp
efter Miaionarbegreber er meget am
ielig.
palaet bleo inbDiet forleben oeb en-
slimrenoe Set, peo 6pilten be 600
inobubne meote / gamle noroiite 5eits
oragter. 5ru Gpa Nanien briIereoe
| en- peItlanoit patriciergemdlinoes
bruienOe Silteoragt, mebens benbes
sGgtef9ue bar en- itinnenOe 9itinges
%ruitning.
Deb Qftensmaoen bolot 5ribtjoi
Nanien en- 6siitemt Sale, iom ban
inoleoeoe meo at beoe 9elterne labe
5dnten GLIDE z Qar tilbage | 5ipen,
til bet 5iospuntt, oa to nntelige Mens
neitebsrn sennemlepeoe ben madnebz
LANCE a~rttiIte Yinternat brit oppe
mob Roro paa en- eoe polarg, fiernt
ira al menneItelig 9ielp ps al mens
neitelig Omgan9.
o9por bite" iagoe ban, ypanbrebe
bore Santer life til be tere Der biems
me, til Slast og 0enner, iom tunbe
gl9be Jig peo bet trsiterige Sampar
meo andre WenneIter, og bpem 5ors
aaret, 2piet, Solen oe 2ipslpIten BIB
Suiinoer al Wuligbeber for at file
2ptte, Muligbeoer, iom be maaite ilet
lite foritoo at parbI 9tte, mebens ri
blep trpttebe til Sorbsn al ben enbes
leie, adnoslammenoe Yat. 0i babe
Inlet mere br9noenbe gnIte enb after
en- Sang at tunne bere ben bjertes
glade Eaters beruienbe MuIit, lbtte
til en- lpitig 8srneIfares pluoren og
Sqng og berpeo blipe lettebe for ben
oeositipe gnfombeos tp9lenbe Mares
ribt.
alersoe ben Sang uomalebs ies
mig meo fantaitiite Sarpsr. bporles
bes jeg efter min lbtteliee Siemtomit
maatte bpsge mig ct fort GUS, bibt
NOT til at tunne rumme !Sunoreber al
@9iter, bpis glade Nrimmel Itulbe
boloe mig ffabeslss for ben a~rttiife
Operpintrings 2ibelier. Yu er ben
fantafiffe Drsm blepen III girteligs
beb, og jeg tror lite, jes ian sipe nit
!9jem noget bebre Rapn enb at fable
bet ,polbsioen". Cab mig flute meb
at ftse Dem, bpab min Rorbpolsfarb
bl. a. bar l9rt mig, bet nemlig, at
0laben er ben melt opbsjeoe Cubs
sape; ben fan nDbes lite Blot peb be
muntre Setter os be Isftsbe g9sere,
men osiaa | bet title 4rbejbs, peb bet
proiaifte Daab9rt og | Spilens
Stunber, --- fun | ben a%rftiife
Rats euise 5apsbeb bar ben intet
5jemfteo!"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-21
DR.. Miles
Heart Cure

forfejler alori9 at bjelpe page ellen
iD9elige 5jerter, taor bet ta9es /
Sent life, men beapno
ltrafs at BRUCE bet. Sel9es al
N~pOtbefere UNDER @aranti.
DR.. Miles Medical Co., ELKHART, IND.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-21
Sannanrfs GOrt.

@terrclfe l3-28 Tommer. Grp.t
=, fotieai9t g1soer, oiIer Hart Sern,
5ons;. Et.g. Nrh,t1oer os Slett.r,
iam: a., ~as;r9e!igste 2unosbper fter'
re Gadgae u 3i1ter.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-10-16
cHINAMAN FOR LEGISLATOR
Ng Monwar Nominated by Home
 Rulers in Hawaii.

San Francisco Dispatch.
 Advices from Honolulu say: The hrst full -blooded Chinese to be nominated for the office of Representative in the Leg islature of any State or Territory Of th- Union is Ng Monwar, who has just been nominated by the Home Rule, or native Hawaiian party for member of the House of Representatives in the Legis, lature of Hawaii. He was nominated by the Home Rule Convention for the Fifth Representative District, receiving next to the highest number of votes cast in the convention for any one oi the six candidates named.
 Ng Monwar was born in the province ol Canton in lS59. When he was 19 years old he went to San Francisco where he at tended school for time, and later was engaged in clerical work. He became ac' quainted with the late Paul Neumann at this time. and was employed in Neu' mann's law office. In 1883 Neumann came to Hawaii to become Attorney Genera of the Kingdom of Hawaii, and Ng Mon war followed him a few months later and began the st ldy of law in his or flee.
 Ng Monwars American citizenship comes from the fact that he was nat T. ralized a subject of the King of Ha- waih in 1890, which, by the terms of the act creating the Territory of Hawaii made him an American citizen. In addt toni to beng the first Chinese nominated to legislative office in the United States Ng Monwar claims to be the first Chi nese ever admitted to the bar in ans country outside Of China.