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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-20
Found at Railroad Station,

TIL stay here while you fellows work the
depots," said another, and the two men
who had taken cars on Pennsylvania ave-
nue. were soon at the Pennsylvania rail-
way station. There they found the party
boarding special train on the Southern
railway. Secretary Cortelyou no longer
made a secret of the matter.
He said the President and his family were
going to Rapidan, Va, to spend today
and Sunday with one of their old friends,
Joseph Wilmer, who has a large planta-
ton near Rapidan. The President simply
wanted day or two of rest. With the
President and Mrs. Roosevelt We're Theo-
dore, jr., Kermit, Ethel and Archie. AS
SiStant Secretary Loeb went along with
them, and Mr.. Cortelyou returned to the
White House.
No newspaper men went on the train
and none followed on other trains. 1t was
the first trip the President had ever made
that he had gotten well beyond the sight
of the reporters. He is eighty miles from
Washington and enjoying a respite from
official duties.
The President expects to return to Wash
ington on Monday morning. The strain
upon him, both mentally and physically,
since Congress convened and during the
crisis in Venezuelan affairs has been very
great, and he felt the necessity for some
relief from those cares.
The trip was made on a special train OF
two cars over the Southern railway.
Few people at the railroad station had
any idea that the President was to leave
the city, and, in consequence, the only peo-
pie about the train when 1t pulled out were
four or five newspaper men and some of
the White House attaches. AS the train
moved from the station the President ap-
peared on the rear platform of the last car
ard, in response to greetings from the little
coterie of friends, raised his hat in fare
well.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-20
TEACHING A LESSON
SOUTH HAMERICAN GOVERNMENTS
MUST RESPECT OBLIGATIONS.
Heretofore Have Had No Regard for
Payment Of Debts-Comment
of Senators.

Conferences among senators today de-
yeloped what in some respects viii be the
most interesting phase of the Venezuelan
question as developed by the recent action
of England and Germany. The Spanish
American countries of Central and South
America are to be taught lesson. in a
way it is expected they will not soon for
get that they are not to be protected from
the payment Of debts by relying upon a
broad construction of the Monroe doctrine
and calling upon the United States for as
sistance.
Senators WHO have carefully studied re-
cent events in Venezuela and read the
correspondence that has passed between
the authorities of Venezuela and foreign
governments whose citizens have made
large loans or investments in Venezuela
express the opinion that President Castro
and other leaders in the Venezuelan gov
ernment have ignored financial obligations
with a feeling of safety mercy because
they have felt sure of American protection
from European interference.
1t is said they have in some way come to
believe that the Monroe doctrine would
shelter them from the payment of debts
and all liabilities resulting from them. 1t
is understood that the course of Englan
and Germany in reference to settling their
fiscal aaffirs in Venezuela is clearly un-
derstood at the State Department, and that
there will be no attempt tovolate the Mon
roe doctrine. Senators who are in the con-
fidence of the administration declare that
before the present affair is over Venezuela
will be taught lesson that will prevent
any repetition of her course in respect to
her responsibility for loans.
This Course Necessary.
This course Is regarded as absolutely nee
essary for the protection of the United
States in the future from foreign complica-
tions in relation to South American repub-
lies. 1t is believed that were the United
States to interfere in the Venezuelan mat
ter at this time without the utmost care in
declaring her attitude on such questions,
there would be the greatest danger that
throughout Central and South America
governments would become Indifferent to
their financial obligations to European
countries, and whenever any move Is made
of heroic nature to force them to live up
to their agreements they treat 1t with in
difference and merely call on the United
States for protection.
"It will do them good to have licking in
a matter of this kind, SO they will be
taught. once for all, that the Monroe doc
trihe doesn't mean repudiation," said a
prominent senator to a Star reporter today
The situation is being carefully watched
by senators to see that England and Ger
many do not step beyond the bounds neces-
sary to collect debts and that they do not
establish themselves in Venezuela in. any
way to exercise sovereignty The line of
itor and conquering nation is well under
Stood and effort Is being made to see
that it Is respected by England and Ger
many.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-20
District Appropriation Hearings.

The hearings on the District appropria-
ton bill were adjourned yesterday to jan
uary at 10 o'clock, when the school trus-
tees and the members of the board of char
tiles will be heard.
A request has been made by number of
members of various citizens associations
to be heard on the matter of District
finances, and January may be set as the
date for hearing of this character.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-20
Forger Commits Suicide.

LONDON, December 20.-The three bank
note forgers who were committed for trial
December 10, pleaded guilty and were SEN
fenced today. Philip Bernstein to twenty
years, Solomon Barmash to fifteen years
and William Barmash to ten years impris-
onment. After being removed to their cells
Solomon Barmash shot and killed himself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-20

When you get special fig
ure" or "cut rate" on advertis-
ing space, it is safe to assume
that some competitor in your
business is getting still more
favorable terms. The only safe
rule is to deal where the same
rate is charged to everybody for
the same service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-20
BLOCKADE PROCLAIMED.
Formal Declaration From the Foreign
Office of Great Britain.

LONDON, December 2o.-The official
proclamation of the blockade of Venezuela
ports was gazetted this morning and be-
comes effective today.
Thu text of the proclamation Is as fol-
lows:
FOREIGN OFFICE, December 20, 1902.
'It is hereby notified that as the United
States of Venezuela have failed to comply
with the demands of his majestys govern
ment, blockade by his majestys naval
forces of the ports of La Guaira, Carenero
Guanta, Cumana and Carupano and the
mouths Of the Orinoco is declared, and such
blockade will be effectively maintained
from and after the Goth of December, sub
ject to the allowance of the following days
of grace:
For vessels sailing before the date OF
this notification from West Indian ports
and ports on the east coast of the CONT
nent of America-ten days for steamers and
twenty days for sailing vessels.
From all other ports-twenty days 1or
steamers and forty days for sailing vessels.
For vessels lying in the ports now de-
clared to be blockaded-fifteen days.
Vessels which attempt to violate the
blockade will render themselves liable to
all measures authorized by the law of ma
tions and by the respective treaties between
his majesty and the different neutral pow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-20
Pope Signs Appointments.

ROME, December 90. = The pope today
signed the appointments Of Bishop James
Il. Quigley of Buffalo. N Y, as archbishop
of Chicago, and Rev. ]. F. Regis Canevfri,
rector of st. PauPs Cathedral Of Pittsbures,
Pa, as coadjutor bishop of Pittsburg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-20
The colville Reservation.

Representative Jones (Wash.) introduced
a bill In the House today to open to set
tlement the remaining portion of the Col
vile Indian reservation. in the state of
Washington, containing about 100000
acres.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-20
Steamship Arrivals.

At Piymouth-Kronprintz Wilhelm, from
New York
At New York-La sevo.e. from Havre.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-20

A telegram was received at the Navy De-
partment this afternoon from the comman-
der of the cruiser Albany, announcing the
arrival of that vessel at La Guaira, the
landing there of Lieut.. Johnston to duty as
naval attache at the United States embassy
at Caracas, and the subsequent departure
of the AIbny for her station at Culebra.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-20
Stranded German warship AfIoat.

KORSOR, Denmark, December 20. The
German warship Wittelsbach, which went
ashore near here December 16, was hoated
today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-20
TO coMMAND THE ARMY.
Gen. Chaffee Selected to Succeed Gen.
Young.

1t is officially admitted at the War De-
partment that Gen. Chaffee will succeed
Gen. Young, who has been selected to COM
mand the army on the retirement OF Gen.
Miles next year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-20

were seen to get in a vehicle and drive
away. These two men always accompany
the President and Secretary Corteiyou.
and here was corroboration that the sus-
picions that had been aroused were cor
rect. 1t was next noticed that Secret Ser
vice Detectives Taylor and Tyree were
not around the White House So they
must be at the train. The reporters began
to get busy. All inquiries in the Presi-
dents offices failed to elicit satisfactory
replies. All of the employees really appear
ed to know nothing. There was no at
they answered.
AT the White House proper 1t was learned
that the President and Mrs. Roosevelt and
all the children except little Quentin had
gotten into carriages accompanied by Sec
retary Cortelyou and Assistant Secretary
Loeb, and driven away. Nobody knew
where they had gone.
Il n cff.' said one newspaper man, and he
made for a passing car.
so am II said another
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-20
Lieut.. Johnston Landed.

his own country, which makes his position
a difficult
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-09
Sc fattisc beipiies.

2onbon. Suli 6. 5 @uur beipiz
ties 55nrslsO ssrf 2onopns fattige
0eIpiqsn srifnsTbparo, Iom aao
qpil llg6e}5, -tefobs9
De par forOetie i 400 Sale, 5fOIer
og Barrier; ben Ttgrite 9oroopoetning
bar / Stepnep, 6oor $4,000 befpiites.
Sir 3bomas 2ipton baoOe oronet
6ele ben ubpre Uaiboag, og par 9ices
p9rt for aongen. 9rinien og Grin
IesIen af Wales befpgte @eiterne.
Gfter Mliooaeen bar Der 6orlpitels
Ier meb @arietesNumre for 6pert
goro. Smfring 1,400 8duoeoillez
9lrtiiter og 418 Yioniiter asiiitereoe.
Der ipiites $4,000 puno fogt
9eb, 25O,0OO puno aartofler og bet
iamme 2tntal grso, 100000 lln5er
SIT, 250 puno clubbing, $4,000
Salons gt, 1,5O1, 900 pints Sim
ger Beer" og $4,000 pintS Saftodnb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-09
Nn1ertRa.
Ace Snli Dire.

Oalbington, Suli 5. = Som bet
er bleoen S9opane / be ieere 4ar
traoeoe 6sItligboloelTen al De 5oren.
Statsrs 6ribebsbng ogIdu 2ldr en-
bel Del Dire.
9et genneminitlige 2(ntdl orGbte
plejer at D9re ca. 40 - og bette Sal
bill ogIaa Mas Qldr.
S6i allerebe nu er Der melot 20
br9bte beo Gtsploiion gper = og
be iaareoes 2lntal er life minore enO
Pip, mems Den alminoslige 9rdnos
itaoe belsber iig til ca. 100000.
Eli Sammenligning tjener, at /
6jor mootoe man b. 5. Suli tun 4ns
melbelie ON 10 br9bte og 1911 fda=
reoe = os bog bleO be srabtes 2lntal
op imob 40, inben ale Saar bar
l9gte.
Dian fan ba temmelig iiffert pente,
at 4. Suli 1902 oil tr1pe op oper 40
br9bte - en- frpgtelig 5ribut, fom
5ribebens 0ubinoe dlbrig bar enitet ;
9eosfdloene er meo 1-3 foroelte paa
De itprre 9per = Dog iIet ingen peit
for MisIouri; alene heraf ian antdges,
at 9iiten sr beiit ufulOitGnoig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-09
Wfisiions= os llnsoomsmpoe.

Sm Cub pil, bliper Der 6ellesmsoe
for be unse fra Omaha. Council
Bluffs og pottaipattamie So. iWeiton,
Sa., Ssnoagen ben 13. Suli 1902.
pottd. So. -~.aa
Meoet begpnoer 5orm. &l. 10, bpor
pditor s. s. alotb, Des Moines, os
8. Senien, Ruifin, Neb., bil tale. Mib=
bag fra 12 til 2.
Sm gftermiobasen pr9bitsr paitor
&r. 9nfer, Blair, 5. g. Senien, 2inbs
Jap, Heb.
Sm 2erbagen ben II. bliber Der
Misiionsmpbe ct. pduli sirfe,
pptta. So.
gu mllno o.8rill.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-09
Yauen us Jilippimcrme.

Hom, Suli 6. = 8atitanet bar MI
unoerIegt @uperner Salts 5orfag
ON be 5orenebe Staters 9sb at Munz
feejsnbomme paa 5ilippinerne. paz
ben bill bog life serne babe Muntene
bort, eller rettere, ban pil Ielp neoig
faloe bem bort os Iaa bellere, at be
ssorenebe Stater tpang bem bort.
Ggenlie baaber ban pda, at be ital
faa SillubelIe til at blipe, men Blot
tpinees til at opsipe oeres eamle Ret>
tigbeoer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-09
6elo.

9onOon, Suli 6. : GnOelig bar
man iet ct 2uftifib gsre en- fornuftig
3unorejie. @n pis Spencer, Der ale
reoe en- Sang bar forfpgt fig Stunt
item, iteg / @aar op for anoen Sang
peo arpitalpdlaoIet, iejleoe luftiqt
omfring bette, enoog flere 9ange.
Spencer baDoe en- lille 9saarig
giece meo om 8prb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-09
Chamberlain / l1lpffe.

2onoon, Suli 6. = Du &Olonimis
niiter G6amberlain Dag tprte en-
Oroite, falot 6eiten, gognen p9lteoe
og MiniIteren tai aiteoes ino en- flor
@lasruoe. 9an blep ilemt foritaae
rem bragt paa 6oIpitdlet.
Senere MebOelelier angiper, at
Gbdmberlain bar bet belt bel nu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-09

Dc, iom lite bar mootaset aars
berctning fra Wtooet 9iatine 1902,
beoes ienoe Os ct Yoitfort, % Srorem
ifal inareit malig blioe beiorget.
DANISH LuTn Publ HOUSE. eia,r Nssr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-09

ter, og GItimoerne optog bette fom ct
arigsoarIel, og bet pdreoe lite l9nge
fer De buboe giort bet af meo 4noree
og bans &ammerater.
6ubion gugt aompdgniet bar noz
lopet en- 9elsnning til ben eller De, Der
tan fnbe Heiter al galonen elIer an
ore 8enItanpe, Iom tilbsrte 2tnoree.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-09

100 pd of Moore's Stock Food bill forhinbre
Sp9opnt hos Spinene og ipare rs 8u.
Ntais. 0pis life, foiter bet intet. Setoes
paa 30 0a9eS NrDpe. Eriien er $3.50 pr.
100 30. Jorbinorer lltei bps Spniene, %
be logger flere 9Gg, ellers ineen Betalina.
MOORE'S STOCK FOOD CO.,
sas- slaenter Cnifes. Council Bluffs, la.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-09
Scretnins ON oen forencoc
@irfes 6tc glarsmpoe,

ofbolbt | 8iacine, isis.
foreli9ser M fGrbis us ale 8eitillineer
oil blipe etspeberet burtisit mulist.
Taa Grunb al 9tarsberetninecns Strrrelie
bliuer 9riien f5c.
DANISH LUTH. PUBL. HOUSE, Blair, Neb
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-09
lite Marg
uolanoet.
Soroif9lu.

4ien, Suli 6. : 6apneitaoen Sa=
lonifi Rumilien, europeiif 5nrti,
6apoe / @aar Soroitelb. Wiange
9uie ebelagbes og en- Del Menneiter
ifal bRre omfomne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-09
9anlf=W f=Wmrrifanlf.

8runOitens NeblaQ9elz L
lie. Racine, Mis., Suli 5. = 5 @aar
neOlagoes @runoitenen til ct MT odnIts
ameritanIt college per. 3aler blep
9Olot al praiterne $. g. SenIen og
SeriilO, Reena1, iamt 5ormano for
Stolen Ufr. 6. 6anien. Senere talte
Stplens 9eitprer 6. s. Rielien.
Gfter 5elegrammet ibnes ingen af
9bens banlte 9raiter at bape taft peO
2ejIi9beoen, men bette er ielpfplgelig
en- 5eiItagelIe. De bar iittert taft
a1eiammen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-09

grutalt Sperfalo. 5.
2unb, ben popuiare % pelbetenbte
oanite lIrmager paa Gbicagos SDos
ibe bar Spnoags 8enitdno for ct
mer eno atminbeligt brutalt 0perz
falo, Der let tunoe bape toItet BAN 2is
bet, meooeler ,,GbicagO poIten"
Netop fom Mr. 2uno piloe begipe Jig
biem fra 9droners Bart og itoo %
penteoe paa Sporoognen, 6leo ban al
no9le ubetenote ilaaet til Soroen og
ipartet og misbdnolet paa bet fam
meligite. Sperfdloet ffete iaa plubIe>
ligt og bar iaa oolbiomt, at Mr. 9uno
lite bar 4nelle ON, bporleoes bet git
til; men ct tort Sddr oper penitre
Gie, bojre 2je pg 9inb opbobnet og
&eberne iad smme, at bet er BAN
umuliat at ipiie fate 5eoemioler, oq
Oertil tre 6ortanoer fpartet uo, bepis
ler notIom Operfaloets @oloIombeb
og 9olosmanoenes aad6eb.
ulr. 9uno mener, at bet bar et
3ilfelbe uf ,mistaten ioentitn" 90
at ban bar maattet beoe Iad baarot
for en- tilf9loig 9i9beb meb en- anoen
perion, Der er al ct mer enb alminbes
ligt itribbart @empt, % Iom befanbt
Iig Rerbeoen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-09
De tuiinoe Gine.


Den ntraableIe" fal brus
ges. Wufbington, Suli A. = 0et
er bsiIt ianoibnligt, at Sarens Sig
naltorps oil benbtte ben trdablpIe Sss
legraf OeO be foreitaaenOe iamlebe
99rs og 5ladbemansprer. @eneral
@reelp bar gibet Srors til, at en- fer
Zig aommisiion fdl unoerie9e Utuz
ligbeoen oeraf
5ldaoen pil life funne prsbe Sbltez
met for peo be tore Mansprer til nelte
9inter / bet carribeanIte 6ao.
Rebraftas asl legges.
Seattle, Naib, Suli A. = 5sritt
Sang Der paa Abe SulisOagen er bles
pen lagt Sol til ct arigsitib / De 5or.
Stdter, bar Dag, od @uperner CD
page / SpsrperelIe af en- ta(lss Stare
Wenneiter ldgoe aeler til Sldgitibet
,,Rebraifd. 9ubernsr M'gribe fra
Wdfbington bar til Steoe, og od Gu
page iom Rebrdifas @uperner bdpbs
bugget bet ferite Spiger /, ilog Ulc
gribe bet dnoet /.
8a be bar f9roige bermeo obers
rate gGrftspraiioent Morun benz
bber meb et Iirligt But en- 9tnbisning
pda 3 Gents, = ben nsje Detailing for
ben lib, be bdboe benpttet til 2lrbejoet
pda @erftet.
2(rbeibet ftat genoptas
9es. 6u8leton, pa., Suli 4. =
8et mebbeles Der Dag, at garteiers
ne bar beiluttet at genoptage Driften
ben 17oe Suli = og Sab De life fan
faa De gamle Qtrbejbere Oil De benbtte
Sttez6agforeningsm9no.
R moro. @rano gapios,
Suli 4. - Den so glar gamle @ils
liam Repnolos itrattelis lemleitebe
Gig 6lep funoet en- 2aoe til en- Qeie>
itdlo Der. Den enc glrm bar n9iten
afrepet af ben oeoe, og bet maa anita
ges, at ben gamle bar t9mpet er for
to,blet aamp meb U2oroeren.
Rennolo par tommen bertil / Wlorz
ges og babbe meobragt en- itsrre Gum
/ rebe penge. Der bar ingen qenge at
finbs pua 9iget.
Ulan bar life funoet Moroeren,
men ben samle er Jet ON Gftermios
odgen 5slgeitab meo en- fremmeo. -
8a git be besge ino 9llleerne.
gernes Salg. 8aibington,
,. g., Suni 80. = aongrssmanb Ri=
darbion og De sorige oemotratiife
Weblemmer af bet llopalg, Iom neo>
iattss for at unoerisse 9eltblbninssrs
ne for gsitittelie / GorbinbelIe msb
Salget af be banitsositinbiife Ger, bar
funoet, at be fremIatte 8eitploninger
er grunolsie. og bill / Wlorgen sipe
Snbberetning berom.
Gn pigtig 9G bring Wd>
ibington, gull 6. = pr9iioenten bar
anmeibt en- paIenlig 5oranorins /
Reglerne for Gipil SerDice. Den
gaar up paa, at perioner, Der forfrems
mes, ital babe ianban Jorfremmelie
alene araft af 0pstisbeb = os at
ingen 2lnbefaling for JOrfremmelie
for psrioner itaasnbe ubenfor en-
5unttioners Qlfoeling ital tages / Be-
trastnins af nosen embsosmano, Der
bar Mpnbigbeb til at forfremme.
aun 9ln6efaling fra bem, unoer 6ois
aontrOl og Mbnoisbeb 9sbfommenbe
itaar. ital babe 9etponing. 9et be-
itemmes ogfad. at 4n6efaling fra
llbenforitaaenbe ifal / 5ilf9loe tunne
afifere psbtommenbe Junttioner fra
ben Gorfremmelie, bOortil ban bar
iitret iie Qtnbefaling, Os bois 5orieels
fen gsntoges. Tan 0eotommenoe af
ben @runO dfifebiees.
2tnbrees Sf9bne. 4innis
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-09

Selpbrpllup. W1r. S. g.
9bertelien og 6uitru pertb 9fmbop,
q. 5, fejreoe 5irsod9 ben 1. Suli De-
res Splpbrpllup meb Qtltergang ON
Gftermiooagen ST. 3 ct. Step6ens
oanife lutberite &irte, bpor 5amilie
o9 9enner bar til Steoe. Senere paa
9tftenen foranitaltebe be en- Set |
Sangforeningen ,,grages" 9al, bbor
ca. 150 inobuone oeltog. 5or be
Dngres pebtommenbe pareoe Soften
meo eip og 2pIt til ben lpie Morgen,
ituno, itriper 20. u. 5olteblao".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-09
uuejr.

5ra omtrent alle aanter at Wlels
lemItdterne tommer Der Uleboelelie
ON o9loige Regnitpl og llpeir. Som
aegel lDnes Der life at bdpe fulgt eoes
lGegenoe Storme / Rsgnens Spor,
men aas MeboelelIsr fra 9srodas og
ienere 0oge, sr life inotomne enonu.
9i meooeler, at oper bele ge5rafd
bar Der ilpot 9anb itGrte Strsmme,
mango groer er ithllet bort, og sSern-
baneIinier er oaitebe uo.
G(lers far Der lite p9ret f9rlige
lllbtfer. De TleIte 5og antommer for
iintebe. Oa be ofte maa benntte Sm'
peisIpor for at nad oeres geitemmels
fesiteoer. 8 Soma og Winneiotd er
Der forefdloen entelte minore ulntter.
Council glufs. Sa, Suli 6. -
8et ipopeitlise Soma bjemfsetes I
@adr al 2larets parite Storm. 5 fles
re gper dntog ben aaratter al en-
Sornaop, og man oeo, at flere Uiennss
fer er ontomne. Uldjs og dnoen 4ps
lima bar liot itor Stdoe. 6ele Rocts
fpe(l Gitp er unoer 9dno. Nplin9en
er mango Stebsr fuloit9noig eoelogt.
8 0anonb anrstteos Regn og 9d9l
uberegnslie Stdbe.
0biiine, Sa., Suli 6. - en 5ors
naoo @aar Qftss soeldgoe ct bdlpt
0uiin gpsninger. Gn Mrs. Camp
bea oa to Meblsmmer af Jamilien
William Barber Tom alporlig til Std'
be. 5r9er rnftsoes op meo Rooen
pad mango Steoer og aplingen sr
ebelagt.
= 9lntbon blep 20 8pgninger fulbs
itanoia soslagt, os Here Wenneifer
omfom. Oct elettrilte 2psipitem eos>
lasbes, iao at Der beritebe fuloitanbist
Msrts / gben bels aftenen og Ratten.
gBintbrop, Ninn., Suli 6. - en
5orndoo eoelagbe oosr en- Snss gps'
ninaer ber i-Omsgnen og fjerneoe ct
balp 0uiin af bem afitanoe fra 10
til 100 Yaros.
Ct. paul, Minn., Suli 6. - gpsn
bjemlegtes 9aar Qftes af bet parits
Heanpeir ben bar iet Here 4ar, aGlz
pere 5orrstninessStrsgene er fplbte
meb @ano, og apnet fog neo flere
gpaninger, beriblanbt ben tnife lus
t6erife airte | Rortb ct. poul, iom
blen aloeles ebelagt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-09
RoOfepelt / pttts6ur {

RooIepeIt ptttsbur g.
pittsburg, Suli 4. = Sra aae Sis
Der al gDen benoeo 100 Uliles Oms
trebs tom @9Iter og 8eiegenbe itrpms
menbe til pittsburg / Morges = og
oa Roofepelt peo Niltinsburg Sta
tion paa penniplpaniabanen bar bles
pen mobtaget al en- ubDdlgt aomite
meo George 3. Sliper, blep ban 6ilIt
at en- MenneIteitdre paa oper J UliIs
lion. pr9IiOentens antOmit tilfenoes
gaoes peo &anonidlut ira penniplpus
Mas 6ampton 9atteri 3.
8erefter fgrte man til paraoen,
iom General 0Dlie par Ooertommdn=
oant for; Der oeltog 5000 Wlano fra
foritellige Regimenter. 9ern9it tom
be tioile StanosperIoner, iom terte
iammen fenneite upolitiite 5ors
ening; man bapoe tlogelig laoet Res
pu6litanere og Demofrdter al tilIpas
renbe Gm6eosbpjbe FIRE Sioe ON
Sioe.
Gangs bele geien par Der mutt
ppntet og meO 5lag og @uirlanoer.
qaa 5oppen at General @rants
6si par 5ribunen rejit, Og berfra
itulbe qreTOent aooiepelt tale.
paItor Sobn $. qrugb, 5ormano
for ben reformerte airtes Generdlip>
nooe Der / 2anoet, bolOt gpn, hpors
efter grigabegenerdl Winis 6uGinger
laite llaf6angigheOs Grtleringsn.
Sda bolOt 9rnfoenten en- lang
5ale. boilten ban o9Iud tom ino pad
9ieblitfets pOlitiite Spprgsmdal.
Nletooiitpraiten Or. 9opler lpIie
@eliignelien. Senere bOlbt qr9iioens
ten Reop oper 5ropperne. 90 iaa
tom en- Regn og orutneoe oft.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-09

ben, ffriper yNorolpiet", tOm til gep
gorf iom aonful 0eimann's Gfters
fplger. par bet ubeitemt, bpor lenge
ban oilos bliOe Der; efter bOaO ri bprer,
er bet nu afgiort. at ban bliDer Der
paa glabIen, en- Gfterretning, Der bill
gleoe en6per, Der bar gjort aonIul
2eerbe6's getenotifd6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-09

5or Roofebelt. glen Dort,
5uli s. = Senator platt ber ertl9rer
Jig nu dabenlpit for RooieOelt Homiz
nation iom pralioent for bet repu6lis
tanIte parti n9ite @algomgang.
pennIDlpania sr / 5orDejen inoe herz
for, og Iammen meo Rep Yorf plejer
ben at tontrollere ben repu6lifanite
Rationdls5orIdmlin
platt mener, at Der life er nogen
Stemnine for at gore Sanna til Roos
Iepelts gfterfslger.