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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-06

8jernftierne 8isrnio 0 n.
= Horbers Neutrali r.
ING. = en- ban [ 0enpenoe L
Re til bet tpfte Solf. 8iprne
itjsrne 8jernIo on Tfriber ,,MT-
tenpoItsn" en- Mrtitel ON ,,8or Srem7
tio."
gjernIon frembeper, at bpis Oanz
mart eller enbnu bebre belle g}orben
tibligere bdbbe beiluttet ,,pebparenoe
Neutralitet", Iad bapbe bet itfe p9ret
nebpenbigt at maatte unberltstte banit
Sprpg og norbiit 4anb | NorbIes@
pig, lige Iaa libt Ipm bet 6dpbe baft
6oit meb at ienbe rufiife Solbuter inb
/ 5inlanb og meb at nebbrbbe bette
2anbs 5orfatning for at funne forez
tase bet nepnte Stript.
8jernlon motiperer Sremfomiten al
fin Mrtifel n9rmeIt meb, at ban bar
fet, at man Oanmart 1amler unbers
ltrifter pad en- 9enpenbelie til bet
tnlfe 5olf. San mener bog Il al 9Gr@
bgbigbeb" at billie gipe bet Hdao:
ferit at Isge opnaaet en- Neutraliier>
ing af Sperrie iammen meo be norife
5renbefolt, tbi ben fan life misfors
itadss.
Men oe5aa, ON man fda bill: 81
al penns SsnpenbelIe til bet tpife 5plt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-06
DannlarR.

st finefift Sagsanleg.
Gn al aineierne 5iooli, 9osgdndbm,
bar anldgt Sag mob Misiion9r 8ofz
mig, forbi benne ,,ariiteligt Dag
blab" bar omtalt &ineIerens Some, ,Iom
en- Ste9e fra &anton". 5orleben
ftuloe parterne msoes 5orligstomz
mislionen, men oa 2ozgozndbm life
par iitfer pdd at tunne gore fig for
itddelig for 5orligstommisIeren, bar
ban 6embnoiget Qsiiitent Sobs. Mabz
len til at tale bans Sag ober for benz
ne gembnbigelie er iiffert en- uf De ejens
bommeligite, as6enbapns 5orligstoms
misiion npgen Sinbe bar mobtdget;
ben fremtrGoer pad iloreot Yapir o9
lboer OOeri9ttelie fadlebes:
r6r. 29rer golfpig bsr life omtale
min 8one 4zSob iau upasIenoe. 9ez
lie 5olfet itpler pua Mbnoigbebernes
retfGroige afgsrelIe. Seq bar be-
mbnOi9et 6r. Sobs. MabIen til at orb
ne neOnte Sag og er tilfreos meo bans
9lfgpreIIe. S aejler &Oangs6ius %.
Regeringsdar, 7. MaaneO, 15. Dag
= 2os9azndbm."
Misiioner golpig mebte life til
5orliget, og Sdgen er oerfor MI gdaz
et til Retten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-06

Sil n0anfferen"s 2e e.
re. oOaniteren"s oeIere, Iom er
pldget al en- eller anben Spebom sIlsr
baarlist Selbreo, elIer iom bar iDse
@enner sller Sl9gtninse ifulbe laIe
Silbubet paa Sioe 4 meb Oberifrifs
ten operionlis til abonnenter" fra
Sbeo. Hoel Co., Gbicaso, Sa. Oct,
te aompusni er Gier al bet bsrsmte
8itesOre, en- naturlie Mineral Mebes
Gin, fom be tilbpber at Isnbe ub paa
30 Oases prspe, til bper ipg perIon,
fom forlanser bet os bill lobe at brus
gs bet ct pg alt fom 4ruesanpisnin-
gen lpber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-06

for gfeutralitet og pangermanisme.
o9et er bor 5remttb.
Sub / 6immetlanb?
@n 6orretnin9smdnb / en- at Simmer
lambs Qanbsbner er benne 5io peb
at bp9ge. Od 9runben blep grapet ub
til Npbpgningen, fanbtes, beretter
oQalborg Sibenbe." / Sanbet nogle
lmaa, guile aorn, fom itrafs pafte
Spm@rtiom6eo, i9rfig 6os gjeren,
Der bar op6olbt fig en- 5ib / 4merifa,
o9 ipm paaitdar, at ban Der bar beret
meo til at paIfe Cub. 6an erfl9rebe
itrdts, at bet bar pirfeligt @ulbftep,
Der bar funoet, og ban famlebe en- Del
ldmmen for at fda bet 9runbigere uns
berfsgt.
5orlepen bar ban 2(alborg meb lit
5uno. 9oem Der bar unberfegt bet,
oioes life 6eitemt. Selb paaitaar ban,
at ban bar paret 6os en- ber6penbe
profesior meb bet, og benne bar ubz
talt, at Der ingen 5oipl bar ON, at
bet bar ri9tig Sub.
SSor bpg at faa Sdgen 0berliaere
faitilaaet blep Stebet ienbt til aez
ben6abn, 6porfra man nu en- af 0aee=
ne Denter n9rmere 8elfep.
Ndar iad ben fommer, bill Der lamb
Tpnligois blipe en- 9tttiete9ning paa
ben npe @ulOmine, og pi fan ba, flyer
bet n9pnte 8lao, tomme til at prez
ge port eget oanife Sub Menter.
Sg Iaa better be naturliqbis bele
ben fife itr9bTomme 2anbsbD for ret
grunoigt at gennemrobe bens 9runb
og ie at finoe npe gulofprenoe Gag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-06

u bparfel 5 ,,Yien" abpares mob
en- ung Danlt Manb beb Rapn G6ris
itian Gffers Der fom 9(gent for
,Q(mcriedn Exploration Co." gjort
iig itplbis | 9pberi og llnberIab
boorfOr ban bIeD afiteoiset uf bets
9icneIte. Smiolertio refer ban pebs
hlioenbe runbt foregipenbe enbnu at
pere | napnte aompagnis 5jeneite.
Der ublopss en- 8elsnnins for bans
paaeribelie
81 n sr rs @dffor a
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-06
9anlfsNmerifanlf.
80 $500 0~e0QA

Mrs. gie Sanfen, en- 80
9lar gammel odnit 8one fra Saflanb,
Sal. begit forIeben SelDmorb peb
6angning tit 6iem Qtlmebd. Sem
oes Sen, Wlr. Sdmes g. SanIen, Der
ON 0agen er beft9ftieet / San sSrdns
cisco, Tom ON Qftenen bjem Iom Iebs
odnlig og fanot ale 5uIets 0sre afz
lddIebe. 8a ban banfeoe pad og Sing
en- life fremfdlbte noqet Sbar inb>
oenoig fra, aneoe ban itrafs llraab
og ifaffeoe fig gtbgang til 6ufet gem
nem ct 9inbue. Sans 9lnelIe flos oes=
barre lite fell, tbi bangenbe peb 0srs
bddnotaget fanbt fan lin Mobers dfz
iiGleoe 2egeme. Der er ingen Spibl
ON, at bun Ielp meb eeen Saanb bar
fordariaget i'm 0sb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-06


pea bet norife Sa6itba 6ofpital @6i>
cogo.
0rutnet. 5orleben fdnbt man
Mrs. $ 9 Senisn og 6enbes 18 Maa=
8rpno Oeo oeres 6iem / H9rbeben of
RapmonO, Olinn. Wlan mener, at
Barnet er fdloet i9rpnoen og at Wo>
oeren Ielo omtom unber 5orieg pad
at rebbe bet.
Gn Qrb fra Qlmerifa. 5pr
18 Der iioen reiite en- ung SSifter, efter
at bar barbe afijent lin 8ernepligt, fra
!6irtsbdls til bet fierne 8eIt for at finz
be ben 9bffe, Iom bdn fanbt noget
trant 6jemme. 9an bar en- COB fulbs
blobs 5bpe al ben bj9rbe 9efolfning,
boorfra ban tom. 5 2lmeritd bolbt
ban fig til bet pcabe Glement, Iom
ban fra gammel 5io baboe &erligbeb
til og haobe topet Iaa mdngen Opit
meo, og tjente gooe penge. 6an 6leb
Stibstaptejn, lit til ItbIt lin egen gart
at fsre og bleb en- rig Muno efter ban=
ite 5or6olb. Gn 9rober 6jemme brog
ogiod Oeroper, men penbte 6iem efter
6 Mars 5orleb. 8aptejnen Q(meri=
ia bleO iiOite Sinter 9eftig fpg og laa
Zee @intsren paa ct 0oipital berz
obge, inbtil ban 5oraaret afgif peb
Oeben.
vi bans 2essre og 5ormue bar /
6orbeien beo 3eitamente belt og pms
Gpggelig orbnet til be faa Seitenbe
Gjemme Oanmart. Oa Gfterretningen
fom ON bans 0so o9 g(rben, rejite ben
8rober berober fom bar bebIt fenot
reb 5or6olosne. Oct belle gift let Or
ben, garten blep iolgt, og &apitalen
og 2gssret uoleberet. !0dn er for nblig
Denot til6d9e, pg bper bar MI fddet
lit. Oct er bel life en- ,Wiiqiondrp"
men oct er til 9eng9lo en- ,,pirtelig"
Q(rb paa abffillige SuIinbe ar Der
er foloen beres Cob.
g irfe ogen Can 6rani isz
0. airteraabet for ben foreneoe ban>
ife Girte bar Sir8bags beb Strife
rccbsmsbet / Waupaca, Wis. ubltebt
Galo til paiior 0aralb Senien. Blair,
Nebr. iom MiSfionsprait for San
Srancisco rg Omegn, Sal.
peter Ulortenien, df Salt
3ate gitp, Iom bleD at Surben funoen
itblbig Worbet paa Sumes R. 9abs,
foilsben 5irsbug osmt til Osoen.
GtsstutiOnsn ffal forsgaa Den II.
Sttober. 5 ssslss Gopsne / Utah bar
en- bsbsbsmt 5orbrsoer Rst til at belz
es msGlem at blioe benst eler fubt,
og Miortenlen palgte ben libitnepnte
Osbsmaabe. San babbe pebblipenbe
i'm llifblbisheb.
ct banf Gountn er 5umz
bolt, Sal. Deb ben republifanIfe
Gountp aonpention. iom / Sslee
ogien" af1olbies | Jernbale, bar Der
lite minbre eno 25 banife 0elesater
fra alIs gsns af gouniiet. Wso ben
bemofrdtiite Gountbtonbention bar
Der fun 2 banlfe 0elegater.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-06

perlemuslinger. Gfter
6pab Der msbbelss tDfe 8labe, ftal
Der | syslse ,aolb. Sltbl." finoes pers
lemslinser | 5apsaa. Mnslingerne
ifol ferit bore blepne opbageoe at
baperIte os Iadiilfe Solbater, ipm /
Griesaaret 1848 babebe Aaen. Oe
ferbte Muslingerne bjemme fra og
fiifebe MI Iaa ibrist, at Der naiten inz
gen blep tilbaee. gu ful perlemus>
lingerne igen bape formeret Jig, fda
Der meb 5iben fan blipe llbiiet til
lennenoe Giiteri.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-06
0iettelie.

5 Stbttet ,,arig og Jreb" paa fibz
ite OnsOass DIS fsrite Sibs fsr>
tie Spalte neberit paa Spalten itaar
feigs Ssgutter = ifulbe p9re ieige,
o. (. b.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-06

Goblin pettsr 9 Of b t
pautprt af ct 8 5og. 9ellings
Or, ben %. @uguit. $ Mor9es peb Ri<
tioen, ba Solbinipetter 8olbt opbolot
fig paa 9anegaaroens Serran, blep
6an paatert at ct fra asben9abn
tommsnoe Sog. 9an taitebes til Sor=
ben os forllog napnlig Sopebet meset
alporliet. 6an fsrtes til fit 9iem
og 6leo taeet unoer 29gebebanblin9;
9egen frpster, at Der bill inotrabe en-
6j9rnebet9noelIe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-06

Deb pditor u noreafens
Guostjeneite 9driens 6dG, San Sra
iisco forrige SpnOae bar fremmeot
en- itsrre 5oridmling enb man mani
ge @arb bdr let oeb en- bdnIf SUBS
tjeneite Der / gpen, ifrirer ogien"
Sper 70 perioner bar tiliteoe, os bet
bn9gelige fife 2otale par belt fulbt.
pditor 9lnoreaien ielb bar unber fine
geisg Der gben bperpet fig mango
9enrer, og at Fan peo bet aIlerebe ops
ndaeoe ReIultdt paa egne og fin Ger
nings 9egne fsler fig itorartet opmunz
tret er felpiagt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-06

9rutnet. 5orleben fanbt man
Mrs. $ 9 SenIen og 6enbes 18 Maa=
9rpnO peo oeres 6iem / 1ar6eben uf
RapmonO, Minn. Man mener, at
Barnet er fdlbet igrsnoen og at Mo=
Oeren IelO omfom unber SorIeg paa
at reobe bet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-06

st 9arn brutnet / en-
5orleben MliOoag er en-
life 9 9tars gige, 0atter af @aarbejer
Sans SsrenIen abiit, 8orum Mart,
ifplge y9(arb. Stiftstib." orutnet en-
8rpnb.
Mebens alle Iop til Miooag, bar bun
Dillet bente Jig noget Orittepunb, bun
er inublet ober bet balbt neorepne,
raaone R9tp9rt og er itnrtet neb /
grsnben uben at Ro9en bar bem9rfet
bet.
@eb 4sSiben fanbt 8roberen 2iget,
oa Fan bar uoe for at lebe efter ben
ldbnebe Sei.er.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-06

- Rebpen," iom bog E, gaaet inb,
liaaer for SiOen ipg af 5pFu8feber
paa BET aOrife 5d6itba 9oipital 66i>
cNgo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-06

Mifs G9rifttne Ssrens
len. Der for nogle 0age iioen for
ipgte at td9e fig ielO df 0uge, er nu /
goo georing pda Sorel's Sanotorium
I Gurefd.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-06

@enftremtniiteriet og
5rebs agen. paa en- 6enbens
oelie fra ben ounite 5rebsforenin9
bar &oniejlspreIiOent 8eunBer iom
mebbelt iodret. at &egeringen pil griz
be ben n9rmeite 2eiligbeo, Der 5boer
Jig, til at fremme RebtralitetsIagen.
5reOsforeningens 5ormano, 5prites
lerer R. g. RasmusTen. itriber berz
pm o5rebsblabet":
,,0i feler os forpligtebe til at uotdle
Dor bebIte Sdf til WliniIteriet for bets
fulot uo tilfreositillenoe og imeoetomz
menbe Spar paa Dor 9enitiling, ioet
pi iamtibig ubtaler Saabet ON, at ben
ferIte gunitige 2eilig6eo lite mau laoe
lpnge pente pad fig. Samtioig tror
jeg at funne ubtale paa bsle 9eitprelz
lens Wegne en- biertelig 5at til 8ulz
tusminiiter s. s. Gbriitenien, Der
for en- Itor Del bar Qgren af at bette
Spsrgsmaal er naaet Iaa lungt frem
FER bjemme, og uotale 6dabet ON, at
ban pil pebblipe at arbejbe utr9tteligt
berfor, inotil bet belt er orbnet."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-06
11teQlarg.

Dog lab benne 9rung til at faa 5ps
iferne Sale for Sgnberjpoernes
Sfblb = ben Oeles al 6unbrebetuIien,
Der Nprben ober = blipe Oripfraften
/ ct aloorligt, inbtrengenOe 9trbejoe
for g&eutralitet og 9angermanisme.
o0et er bor 5remtib."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-06

uIbfte8tiGfefbe, @barles
Sperien, en- ung 2lrbejosfuf, bbis 9jem
bar / Gan 6raneisco, Tom forleben
al 0dge paa en- u6Dggelig maabe. 5
Stdloen git ban ino / gddIen bos en-
at 6sitene. 0enne, bar ct meget onoz
ita6sfulot DIR, tlemte bam fprit op
mob @Gggen, og od ban oernait Inubz
leoe, trdmpeOe Soften Dam 6opebet
og pad aroppen, til ban bebiitles
5ilitano 6lep truttet frem. Yaa Sos
pitaIet, bporhen ban bleo braet, tons
itdtereoes bet, at bans 6j9rneifal bar
tnuit og bans Rbg br9ttet. 6an bebe
fort efter paa Operationsborbet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-06

SAM ez9abet poa bonffe
8 enber. st aonIortium, Der
repraienteres af 9pieiteretssSagfpre
Octaoius 6dnIen, aeben6abn, bar
for4unolet ON ODertugelfen af 5ans>
9aoet, Og bet antuges i 5plge ,,Gsbj.
9lO.", at Der fra ben nDe @jsrs, 6r.
9ert6olOs, Sibe er no9en Spefulas
tion meb SpilIet, og at ban agter at
opta9e 5orbonblingerne meb 6r. Scz
tapius Sanfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-06

D. bs fab Gn af 5ernbales Glbz
fte DANTE, 5ans 5anien, afgit fors
riss Snsoag beb Deoen. efter ppsr
ct Oar at bape liot af ct fmertefulbt
Wopeonbe Qlfbebs, Der bar 73 @dr
eommel, efterlaber Zig ire Ssnner og
en- 1atter = Rasmus, Riels og Chris
5unIen og Wrs peter 2arIen.
Il foriigtigbe meb ga I o.
lin. Gb. pe!eriens 5uitru paa Sob
lamb atpe. 9deins bar forisben peb at
itrnes 5sj og parmebe Sernene oper
ct aiolin=Ipsarat. plublelie opbaz
geoe 6un at 8s1olDeren bar peb at
bite tom og uben at tdge ben Sors
figtiesbebsreeel fsrit at flutfe 8rans
beren CAB BUN Zig / Serb meb at
fplbe ben og ReIultatet bar en- Gtss
ploIion, Der uben 5pinl pilbe bait
en- soelaggenbe Slbebranb til Gslee
bpis life Raboerne, pad benbes Radb
ON 9ialp. bar ilet til pg iluttet Sloen
inbsn ben ben anretiebe pibere
Sfdbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-06

Aebaftsr 6. 8stfor a
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-06

Nn 8irfe. s Jrue Sogn peb
Hosfiloe paatenfer man al opfpre en-
nD airte paa Copper af en- 9dtte peo
5opeblanbepeien til aisse. airten, Der
bil blibe betcItet at Siallanos Gifts
2anbsbnfirfer, bill blibe tegnet af proz
fesIor Sans Solm sllcr en- al bam uos
peget pngre Irtitett.
Om ben fremtibige 9lnoenoelIe at
ben samfe Dor 5rue 9irte bar Wiiz
niiteriet enbnu life tdget nogen Be
Iiemneife.
Oct er ben aloite airte Oanmarf,
til 9bis Spferelle brenote Sten er
benbitet, % utoipli font bill man fra
Gle Sioer lege at bepdre og freoe ON
airfsn.
Oct pibeS, at Uliniiterist bill reIole
pere, at airten ifal bebolbe fin Otter
table, pr9biteItolen og Stoleitaoerne,
Der ale er nbbeli9e 5r9arbejoer fra
Gbriitian 4. Sib.
Oct er life umuliet, at ben pil blibe
inorettet til ct firteligt 5orIdmlingss
bus.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-06

Snbeb br9 bt. 0illergb, ben "a.
9luguit. S Seat ST. l opitob Der Slbs
les / ben Garen gisien tilberenbe
8aaro 8abstrup. @aarben ncbz
6rpnote fuloitenoig. @ddrben nebz
Mat6ias 2arlens 6uItru og Barn blep
Iterft for6renote og mudtte inbleg9es
pda 9ilIerso Spgebus. paa @aars
ben bar Der Snbtpartering af Solbaz
ter, fom bar paa 8ej til Stboeepelier>
ne 5reoeritsp9rf; en- &orporal bleb
It9rft for6r9nbt og Is Solbater fit
tiloels oeres Sej br9nbt; IA @eb9rer
br9nbte.
= @darbbeitDrer QatIens Barn er
| @ftermiooa9 dfgaaet beb Opben, og
aonens 3ilitanb er meget betanfelig.
@aarben bar asIureret / 2anbbbgninz
gernes aim. granOforiifring for 10,=
300 8r.; 9ddrbeitprerea bdpoe biItz
not life asIureret.
8 !6eite inoebrenote, en- 9ingit reb>
oeOes iiofte gjeblit. Qtqe 8serne bar
paa Marten. SSnoboet, Der aft 6renbz
tie, bar foriitret / 5reberitsborg
9ranoforiitring for 12,700 ar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-06

g 9irfe agent Can 5rani g.
0. airteraabet for ben forenebe banz
ite @irte 4ar 5irsoagS beo Strife
rcobsmsbet Waupaca, Mis. ubltebt
aalb til paiior 0dralb SenIen. Blair,
Nebr. Iom Misiionsprait for San
Srancisco rg Omegn, Sal.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-01-16
Conditions at Tom
opah.

Sunday evening telegrams were re-
ceived in this city asking that medical
assistance be sent to Tonopah to help
cope with the terrible sickness that has
afflicted the camp. DIR. Lee departed
Monday morning to do all in his power
to help fight the disease. Two doctors
are in the camp, but they seem to be
unable to do anything for the sufferers.
Since the last reports OF tile death list
half dozen men have died, while every
cabin and tent is said to contain q VIC
tim who is fighting for life.
The disease, which first seemed to be
pneumonia, has number of complica-
tions that battle the physicians. A vic
tim is taken sick and unless he receives
prompt attention, dies from in six to
twelve hours. The dead turn black,
which has added another alarming feat
ure to the case. Another queer thing in
connection with the case is the fact that
the women and children, so far, have
been free flom trouble. 1t was supposed
that the disease only attacked the men
who worked in the mines, but the theory
has been dispelled as three deaths have
occurred with men who never worked in
the mines.
The road between Tonopah and the
railroad is lined with men who are get-
ting out, The stages come in overloaded
while the freight teams pick up men
every mile who are walking for the rail
road station. The scare has taken hold
of the bravest and they regard the con-
dition as something terrible,
The sickness has interfered with the
plans Of the owners OF the mines, who
wished to keep large force Of men
working this winter, not only In the
mines, but on the improvements that
they regard necessary before starting
systematic mining A storm is earnestly
hoped for. as it is thought that a good
snow will help purify the air and clean
up the streets in the stricken camp
Carson Appeal.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-01-16

I have a few words to say!regardipg
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. 1t
saved my little boys life and | feel
that l cannot praise it enough. /
bought bottle oft from A. +. Steere
of Goodwin, S. d., and when / got
home with it the poor boy could hard
ly breathe. | gave the medicine as di-
reeted every ten minutes until he
"threw up" and then l thought sure
he was going to choke to death. We
had to pull the phlegm out of his
mouth in great long strings. | am
positive that if had not got that bot
tie of cough medicine, my boy would
not be on earth to-day.-JoEL DEMoNI
Inwood, Iowa. For sale by all drug
gists and dealers in medicine.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-01-16
A Sad Death.

s. A. Crescenzo died at Tonopah, Ne.
vada, last Saturday evening from pleura
pneumonia On the evening of the Sth
inst. he became a member of the Tono-
pah Miners Union, and shortly after be-
ing made a member asked to be excused,
as he WAS not feeling we'll, which request
was granted. He went to his tent and
retired. Wednesday morning early,
friends found him Ill. He was removed
to the Miners Hospital where he re-
ceived the best of care and medical at
tention, but all to no avail.
Saturday morning he became worse,
and at times was delirious, it requiring
the strength of three men TO keep him
in bed, but at intervals during the day
he was conscious and able to answer in
an intelligent way any questions put to
him, but he was gradually sinking, and
at 6.25 Saturday evening his spirit pass
ed to the great beyond.
j. A. Crescenzo and y. c. Malloy,
brother ard brother4in.law of deceased
who were at the bedside when death
came conveyed the remains to Austin ar
irving there Monday morning at 10
o'clock.
Hs was born in Austin and at his de-
mise was 80 years, 0 months and 16 days
of age. When young boy hc was en-
gagged for several years with his father
in the grocery business. Closing out
that line he entered into partnership
with his father in the hot,l business, re-
naming until January 1889, when he be-
came District Attorney of Lander County
filing that important Office with credit
to himself and his county. On his retire
ment from Office he assisted his brother
in the store up to the time of his de-
parture for Tonopah on November 18th.
On his arrival at Tonopah he saw that
money was to be made in draying, aud
procuring span Of horses and wagon
started in business, and several days be
fore he was taken i'll had arranged for
dUolutT ttdlu. iic was dlSo tbC ubdci- :
taker in the new camp.
Deceased was member of st August
ines Branch No. 466, G. X. of A., and of
Eagle Hose Co. No. 3, OF Austin, which
organizations turned out to pay their
last respects to their departed member.
To the grief stricken wife, father, sister
brother and other relatives, the NEyADAS
10 behalf of the community extend to
them the hand of sympathy. in this, the
hour of their sad affliction, and may He,
who governs all things, deal gently with
them and make their SORROWS easy to
bear.
BY the death of S. A. Crescenzo Ian
der county loses one of its most worthy
and respected citizens. A man that was
true to his friends and ch ritable to the
poor.
The funeral took place in Austin
Tuesday afternoon and was largely at
tended. Deceased was buried in the
Catholic cemetery by the side of his
departed mother.
Peace to his memory.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-01-16
The Pulpit Versus
the Bar.

An eminent American lawyer, now de-
ceased, was sadly given to intoxication.
On one occasion he entered church
while minister was holding forth on
the future punishment of the wicked.
Fixing his eye upon the lawyer, who
was ree.ing near the door, the preacher
exclaimed, "There stands sinner
against whom shall bear witness in the
day OF judgment"
At this the lawyer folded his arms,
planted himself as firmly as he could
and, addressing the man in the pulpit
electrified the whole congregation after
this fashion:
"Sir I have been practicing in the
criminal courts for twenty years, and |
have always found that the greatest ras-
cal is the first to give states evidence
Scotsman.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-01-16
Mckinley Day.

To the people of the State OF Nevada
A communication was recently received
from the Governor of the State of Ohio,
stating that he had issued an appeal to
the people Of said State, requesting that
the 29th day of January, 1902, being the
59th anniversary Of the birth of William
Mckinley, late President of the United
States, be observed and set apart as Nc
Kinley Day; that exercises be held in
the public schools and the opportunity
given to all persons desiring to make con-
tributions for the purpose of erecting
a suitable Memorial Monument at the
grave OF our late honored and respected
President; also, that on the Sunday pre-
ceedng the Goth of January the churches
of the State have sacred memorial ser
vices for the purpose named.
With the above, an invitation was ex-
tended to all the States to join in the
good work. While | do not in general
approve OF making our public schools
III dSNIts III tCiiNStib, biOht1t AZ tAAo
instance and for the purpose of assisting
an undertaking so worthy, l feel that it
is proper to give the people of Nevada
public knowledge of the opportunity to
share with other States the privilege OF
doing substantial honor and give aid in
constructing a monument to the name
and fame of man whose memory is so
universally respected.
Therefore, the people of the several
communities OF this State are respect
fully invited to take such action as they
may deem expedient in observing said
day FOR the accom- plishment of the objects
set forth herein.
Done at Carson City, this 18th day
of January, 1902.
RHEINHOLD SADLER,
Governor.
BY the Governor,
EUGENE HOWELL,
Secretary Of State.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-01-16
Officer Shot.

Officer Leeper was shot and probably
fatally wounded at Reno last Thursday
night by a negro whom he was trying to
arrest. The shooting occurred in the
tenderloin district. The officer returned
the fire and shot the negro twice. The
latter managed TO get away but was cap
tured shortly atterward and taken to
Jail, where his wounds were pronounced
fatal Leeper's wounds are not consid-
cred fatal. Another man was shot during
the trouble but received only flesh
wound.
The negro who shot Constable Leeper
was taken to Carson at which place he
died Tuesday morning.