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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-19

Men peo Sioen beraf: bpilfet talens
De @ionesbDrb pber lite belle benne Sag
ON, bporleoes Stiningen er / Roros
ilespi9 efter inart 40 4ars llnoer@
trptfelier oe aampe! s Sanobeb: ben
Stormagt, fom oberfor 10000 UNI
oertpungnes ieige MODftano friites til
at gribe til ilige 5orbolosregler, giper
bermeo fig felp ben uimobiissligite
5duitotteit. 0erfor fan banite Iorbs
ilesOigere miot unOsr 5r4ngslerne
bore frimubise. 8bi bisie nbe 5prs
fslgelfer er at betragte iom Seslst uls
Der oeres NoeIsbreb.
Maatte oenne gstraetnins finbs
Senfldng / bpert banit 9ierte / Rorb-
ilesDi9, ielp bet melt forIagte. Saa
pil Der bIipe bes f9rre, Der laber fig
Itr9mmei
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-19

eoentuele Grfdtnin9er til 2obssierne
bill blipe, bpprefter 8praabet bill trefe
enbeIi9 4fgprelie / Sugen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-19

8ornbplm te2ats. 5iife-
riet og lloferielen at Cats bar iioligert
en- al g~ornboIms pieti9ite Snbt9gts=
fiber. @nDnu / 80erne funbe Den
uarIige uofsriel / 5elge ogornb. ap."
nda op til omfring 10000 gb 5 De
ienere Qar er 2afsen imiolertio Iunfen
neo til en- iaare beifeoen glabs / 9at=
tefgIgen at b%ornbolmfte ubfsrieIspaz
rer. De fel9enoe 5al bill an tuelisg5re
Rsbsdn9en / ubferielen fra bet for
bolospis gooe 4ar 1896:
Der ubfsrtes fra 9orn6olm til
Snb= og ublanoet, iaIt at ferit Os re-
get Cats: 5 1896 254,1O4 puno,
1897 1892 qb, / 1898 87,472 pb !,
/ 1899 90. 499 3d., / 1900 Sc, 2O3 pb.
rg / 1901 1888 qb,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-19

@ienboms6anbel. propriez
tar So6umien, 9paefieloe paa Sal
tier, bar InIgt i'm @jenoom oGbriiiz
SDr. 7 Stpr. S6arttorn, til Rentier
ansminbe", $50 5br. 2anb meo 10
9~iebelbauien at 8ebenbapn for 3d.
900 Gr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-19
Soonoerjyllano.

Der er en- 5in9, iom for 5iOen fDlz
Der alIes Sinh / Rorbnesbig; be OPP
iigtso9tfenoe unoerisselier angaaenoe
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. meb oerpaa fpls
genie lloois ainaer. hbiffe mnnbiohsz
oerne bar tat | Scene fom 2orberes
oelie til De foreitaaenbe gdl9. Radr
man b~et9nter. bbilten lllbtte oisIe
5oranitaltninger brinoer pper be
9iem, iom rammes beraf, % bpilten
uiitferbeo Der do benne 9ei Itabes for
en- W9ngoe Menneifers belle Gtsiftens,
bill man foritad. at ben giebIitfelige
Silitdno er e9net til at fremfdloe ct
Srpf oper Sinbene. Iom antagelig lite
pil blipe uoen S%nbflpbeIie paa be BAN
lie Stemmers 5al. 5or Taa bibt bill
bet maaife Oiie Jig, at 5piferne bar
gjort rigtig 9ere9nins. Mien / bet tore
os belle bill bet Iiftert itaa tlart ielb
for meget fdnatiife Spifere, at bet Der
onitiQeoe 5orfp9 er uollag at en- enoz
Osiaa / uaIminoelig Grab tortIbnet
poIitit. 90 bet bill iise noget, bpor
5ulen er ON 5piternes politit / 9prbs
ilesDig. @n 4oferb iom benne bill
nemli9 biorage iaa m9gtigt iom maas
tie intet anoet til paa %afgsrenbe Moabe
at fjerne 9efoltningens 6jerter fra ali,
bpdb Der bar bet minbite meb 5bif6es
ben at gere, ielp ON Refultatet / Die
blittet bliper. at en- og anben buffer
9opebet. Ger. Oaobl.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-19

9 en
Del Wano | 9abersIeOeenen, oeris
bldnbt DAFT, Ststtsminoe. m. H.. bar
faaet 3ilbolb at Mpnoigbeoerne ON
inben s Duee at unisge ON 8oIattels
~IestiGabelie, / mooiut Sab oil Der
blipe bitteret benz en- Multt pau so
Marf. De poagalDenoe bar inotil MI
OGret aniete for prsjiiite ltnoeriudtter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-19

2anooogsbaIget. @eb be i
6aberslebtreofen afbolote Supple
rinesOaIg at 9al9menb / Stebet for
u oanife % 13 tpite 9algmanO. Der er
fratraaote iioen iioIte 2anOoagspdIg,
bleo Der baIet 10 bunfte og Is tpife
0alqm9nb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-19

b%etenbte, nu afoeoe, Oberitlpitnant
9algas."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-19

en- Dame ibieltsrt a
g porpognen. 3Sbenbapn, Warts
6. gn pngre Dame, f%ormobentlig
en- Gnfefru Rielien, at Oemme efter ct
9iiitfort, man fanOt bos benoe, blep
/ @dar br9bt at ben slsttriffe Spors
Doen. gun fOriggte at itige op pao
Sporpognen, mebens 8Ognen enbnu
bar / @dng, men table 8dldncen og
falbt neb pad @aben foran Sporbogs
men, fom for benne tunbe i%tanbies, git
oper benbe og br9bte 6enoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-19
Spunqsdut n.

Spdn9sauttion. Deb
Spangsauttion oper 9eliinge arp, til
bsrenoe 9eitgioer .. g. Olfen, ble5
OOerretsfagfsrer pbiiter, 8~pbenbarr.
bsiitbpoenoe meb $500 8r. for 0oz
%teleier 9laubi iom uiplOeifgiort Pan.=
baber. 2. Auttion ~forlangtes afboIet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-19

5if2pft til at e S1be=
brano. 6prleoen Opffob Der Slb /
en- 2abebpgning paa 2ebreborg. gpgz
ningen nebbr9nbte. @eh bet ieners
afbolbte granbforbsr er bet oplpit, at
ba Rsgter Niels Rielien uf aejre, Der
arbeioer pau 2ebrebors, ON Morsenen
git til 4rbeioe, fit ban Chit til at =
gbgningen branbe, bborfOr ban fiat
Slb / nooet Sab / ben gamle 2abe.
Gfter at babe Jet <Slben git ban inb
paa lit aammer og bsrtsoe, til Der bleb
gipet granbauarm.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-19

risr. gsftDreliesmsoet / atties
islitabet n@eile 9omulosipinOerier"
psbtoges bet, at aoniul Or. DanIen fra
l. Suli fratreber iom 9ireftsr for
Spinoerierne. Sra famine 9ato pDerz
taees 2eoelien at Oirettpr $. SbiiteO
og Sr. 2aurisen, Slagelie.
Ogbsbom. 8tborg Operret bar
itaof9itet 8iborg 8sbitabs Gfstra=
rets Dom. bporoeb 4rreituntinben Yiz
gen Marie ariitine 8riitenien bar
opmt til Osben for s. Ottober / Gior
at babe erutnet fit 3 Maaneber gamle
Barn gibers 81.
G -
5iften ligger alentft!
fra Stranben rl(O st
5iifert, bbortil man alDrig bar let
Maee, brinsa for eiotn oppe BED
Mors, forteler yStipe 4pis".
Der bar / ben fibite 5ib peret ct
ualminbeligt rigt grialinseFfsri beb
Sinerslebere og Saaingiuno, bpor be
imdd Jiit itadr | fda %folosidle Stiz
mer, at ma ligefrem Tan itople benz
op.
3 Miaioner at 5enber er De orepne
/ 2anb og lisger alentpft fra Stranbs
breooen uo efter.
6ele Ggnens 8efoltning oriDer TOR
giebliffet 5iiferi. st gienpione be-
|retter, at MAJ tager 5iifen meo Bril-
ier, Risturbe og Stoble!
5plf msbsr frem meb 5eite og
8ogne, og 29s efter 29s fires bort,
uoen at ben oberp9loen0e 5iiterigoom
tilfpnelaoenbe aftager.
Sntet Mennelfe Der pdd Ggnen bar
nogen Sinbe oplebet ~lienenoe.
Der er fra Nptp6ing pua Mors at
diffebdnDlere affenbt benimob 10000
qunb af bisfe Smaufit alene til 5pifz
lamb, foruben at fore 09ngoer er
gaaebe til Struer, Stipe og 8l1ngere.
Gor 5iiterne er bet ie~lDfslselig en-
COB Snbtagt, Iaa lange afi9tning
fan finbe Steb. Sg Der Tpnes @forelsz
big fife at ere Gnbe paa 6erligbeben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-19
Solop0ano.

Solop0an0.
Gn 5ortanlns al " T. 9RaotH
25 SDG. emfae 6oc. Jnob. 800.
9enue BOG er en- ppperie stlorins al anet Ranmorf. iom bet rsrer fig
pa ioabanne Steber, bpor ben inbre sRsfous 9nofpoeHe m9rhs Den e
ireuen ct me9et ttalenoe oe fena1enbe Sprog.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-19

ifpeengen 6orz
leoen LOB Der t~rezfire 0renge uoe paa
Sien / ben file 81 os moreoe fig meb
at GLIDE. Spnoerlig iolib par Sien
life, og 9uaser families hiit % Der,
men 10 mere bet tnaseoe, BEG m~poigere
bitb Gtsn9sns. )
plubielig bumpebe en- at benz igens
mem og forfpanot til 9ulien / Sunet.
De andre 9renge ifpnbte fig / 2anb,
boorfra be iaa beres 9ammerat tempe
for at fomme op; Sien BRAT omtrin9
BAN / iteoie iterre Greoie efterbuanben
fom ban tog fat beb ben enc pe ben
anben Sioe. De andre radbte og itre9
ON 9ialp, os en- at benz LIB BEN til ct
6us og talote @ofsne til. Gnbnu bab=
be ben ulnttelige 8reng 6obebet obenz
for 9anbet, men inben bet bleb muIigt
at pbe BAN pirtningsfulo 9j9lp, bar
ban foripunben.
Gn balD 3imes 5ib efter Fitebe nan
bans Gig op meO en- 8%uaOsbage. Oct
ble0 fert til 6reoeritsberg airtes 9az
pei.
De andre 0rense bioite fun at ban
par fra RDergaoe, % at bans 5doer
bar Nrbejbsmanb.
nbaon 0anr
Sunob1 aummune fra ben l
Sanuar er Ell Del at Sgbenfaun
ere De ire Itore S~nolemmelier ful6=
bproeoe % 6opeoltaoens territorial
Smraaoe ire @ange laa ltort lum
for 1. Sanuar 1900. rs
IDr ct 4ar liben DmfatteDe Sta0=
ell ca. 1000 8br. 2anb, men ben /.
Sarilar 1900, oeo 8rgnsbgjs %
8albpsBi9erlen S%nolemmelle, bleo
Areafet mere END forooblet. 8rpns=
bgi Soon beitoo nemlig al 5000 o9
8albD=8i9ersleo af 10000. 2ano.
Sunbb1 commune uoagr ialt
2500 20. 9ano, Dg naar benrte Som
mune er inolemmet, pil Sjgbenz
hahn 2gbet al ct Nar oere forgget
meo ct 2treai ai 5000 30.2anb.
Gen fgrite Sanuar 1902 uil Iaas
lebes 6opebitaoens Smraaoe oere
1900 80. 2dnb.
&pbenbapn5 5Dlfemengbe CT
lelpfslgeil9 fife lteeen blot timer
m~eiIesois iamnie 5DrbDlb. Den bill
efter 9~nblemmellen al SunobD, Der
teller ca. "a, 600 Mienneifer ,uo9gre
ca. 400, 900. !6uiS man me0regner
fredericksburg (bpao man iom oft
eft ggr | oenne 6euieenoe) bill 6o=
peoItaoen babe naaet bet ret anlee=
liee Snobpggerantal al omtrent en-
balo Wliaion.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-02

Colonel @. I. Holt the Nominee of the Dem
OCratic Primaries
'"ssssSsssosssssssess
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The position of a audq
@ Amo'on Of the poudst and he Of
ct'p TO nI the high be
~ @ SHRINE OF success oil are worsrcr~
O whos
Sometimes they rartle. Int when h
aus "ly an without distinction merit
tanlie one at once heoomes OK
presented IN Colonel makes
@ 5nnS now and then that his dnduc au Hc has
m''u qpet among this people
so at times Of
mas oee candidate
II
state ana II is he Is Ia
he t saw the light In q
inc routine OF farmers
he
W ms me 70 study thar would give him and
profession In this state Having
he moved TO Houston iSil
snee ms ahlty recognized
hlai lauder unl the the
executive eopmiuc For place which Mas -
evidence of the standing
'S
represented the
tonic and Arkansas Pass railways attorney company
ttwe has represented - '
IS been cau,idat rf,o
called
@ he hasko
nnradshr Al @
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-02
DEATHS IN TEXAS.

ARVlN Greenvlllc Texas April Ma
jor Mel Arvin died in this city Yesterday
morning In his siXty-fourth year. Ne serN e'
with distinction on the STAFF Of j. =, ~
stuart. He fought side by Side WIN ~
n, Hill. 10 whom he was related. aud car
ried a wound IN his leg from the first hai
lie Of Manassas ms q Coufelerai badge OF
honor. He was wounded gain In lhe seven
days light about Richmond.
SEYDLER sinner Texas, April -Rich'
ard G Seydler, postmaster u thl, piat ,,
died at o'clock last night of uhamma ION
Of the bowels aged 80 years. Mr.. NeEd'fr
has hccu q resident OF sinner since ne
founding of he town he leaves a wife lud
o'clock This evening The services VIII 10
Conducted by the q. ~ II 5. aud 4. q, .
Vs. lodges Of which he was - number j.,
g mark Of respect. all business houses Will
De closed during tho ohseqUieS.
MBEE sherman. Texus. March 81 Miss
Angie McBcc. aged H. of Gngr liravson
county, died suddenly hcr' Inst night about
o'clock She with several young people Of
thc upiUhhOrhood wore singing There was
mo- lmimailon Of her being III until ne
screamed twice rs IN intens pain and fell
10 The floor In less Than five minutes she
Was dead never recovering consciousness
after falling
PHIFEE Jeweti. Texas. March n MI
A. Puiicr. one W the most prosperous
farmers iu Leon county died today on nils
plantation south Of Irvct from heart IAN
mc deceased l"ay IS large family.
FIIIS -GrrCuviHe Texas Auri IA T
90 l,rcouvili". died sunday Ht Nis residence
M the mon invest rrD suburbs of the rlJv.
after short sickness with pneumonia De.
,.'"d Was ~ YEAR, 81 age and an rrNon'
io"rraio soldier.
NEWTON san Antoulo. Texas April l..
Frank mccarthy Newton. aged - yenrs.
sewing his Soropd term ~ county clerk OF
Eeyar county. died at his home IN hts
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-02
The MEXICAN CONGRESS
PRESIDENT DIAz HAS SENT IN HIS
ANNUAL MESSAGE.
His Review Of the Condition Of the
Country Would Indicate that It Is
Very Prosperous.

Mexico City. April President Disz
opened tho spring session Of congress this
evening. His message covers the entire
scope Of executive activity during the last
six months
lie saws regarding the late pan American
congress that it's effects, as far as Mexico
is concerned were favorable in promoting
good relations with all participating repub-
lies. The arbitration agreement adopted by
the majority Of the republics through their
delegates viii be sent to the senate for its
approval
The president notes continued embel'
lishment of this city. the capital of the
federation. noting the activity OF the city
government In this work.
Much space is given to educatlonal mat
ters. and The president notes the necessity
Of rrnOvating In the higher schools the
scientific apparatus. school furniture, etc
This viii he done shortly. The president
bestuws much attention ON school reform
and on the scientific works undertaken un-
der the auspices If the government. The
mining industry continues to make notable
progress. and in the first half OF the hscal
wear 1897. new mining titles were granted.
Port works all show solid progress, as
Surfing The safety T oihe important hatDofs
when completed.
The railways Of the country now have
total extent Of 14.7OO Nlometcrs Many new
lines and branches to old ones have been
constructed or are under construction.
Postal progress has hccn remarkable and
tine increase In postal orders between Mex
leo and the United States has been beyond
all autTpalionS.
the mOnopolSts Of grain the president
notes that while last years crop was bet
tor thau had been expected. It VIII continue
corn abroad in times Of real or artificial
scarcity. in order TO help the poor people.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-02
COFFEE TOOK IT.
Robbed The Doctor Of His cur,Ir,

90. Was compelled to drink soroe law.
me yesterday morning and snfcrsS =
ins l rom Its effects that / feel Ike writ
voo- am Oh years old and for a great r,o,y
ier,.o H ,i ueen coffee drinker XIX
nerves nT, hnally GOT into terrible rondItia,y,
s,r,., tF about two years suffered U,itb
s,nIus spells and was so neryous ina !,
s,,s ru as though l could hardy, i've
~, un''eu untold agonlcs. NV heart 49,.
trouble "' save me no end or
"a. AoonJ SIX months ago l give mn ooroo
E"'N ann began using Postum ~
49,, 1891 on showing that n was rro,sr ',,,
', 'rr 10y being sufficiently boiled arS y
~. cup ~ rich Postum IN 81"
''yna' ~ any other coffee '"'a'
ivy sinking spells have lett mo ms, n,,,
er,,t,, W. NO trouble nov the kidpev. ". .,,,
49,, improved, ana In fact c,.'i "'
IN, Tnhuse IN my whole body II il s,,.,
p'It 10 no Well again.
asa NnNN physician IN san Apto,,ll ..,..
.eIec ,ta 80 nervous from Inc use nf
thS, iNat MS hand tremhled 80 80
taI ~ GV'd not hold n ianeot n, ''uls
sPll2tec out and could sc,,r....,.. Nel
,"ns Y his hapd Fb,.ur wy;
a,' '1H nNsan using Postum g'sW
n. P"rNgns-,rss g. all .nbc vN 'nr
~. -esl nealth Nanr rivc,, ~ We az
w ssitls Greek, Mich. y rPTsHin
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-02

conjunction with the ocean rates, ana tne
latter auetuated from day to day. Com.
missioner Ptouty however thought that
export rates must be- published the SAINT "
domestic rates. aud each road IN turn WIS as
requested TO fle export tariffs whenever
changes are made hereafter The export
business, Mr. Prouty said, amounted ",
lully ~ pcr cent ~ the total seRDoitu
" isiness, and Unless export tarins Ncle
ilcd IL would not he possible to secure me
maintenance Of any rates to the scahoard
II appeared during tho Investigation ta",
the Rock Island flcd Il tariff on packing
house products, TO bc iu effect from teb.
iuary Is to March - from Missouri rlfer
points to New York. II i2ia cents hu =.
dred pounds, while the rat, filed ny the
other roads was lsla cents and IS most "
The latter managed to get I; full snare -,
thc business the commissioners surmlsed
that rstes had been cut by these roads.
This however. was denied by all OF the
wituesgrb
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-02
LABORERS HAVE RIGHTS.

They Can Order a Strik. 10 PM
Working With Non-Union Mss
Albany, n. T., April The qursss
whether or not members Of a lsb@ j
have the right 20 decline to work witt i
union men, and TO order a strife 70 i
such right respected, was detemipAI
the affirmative by the court Of spnasl
day In a decision handed down hi tAe !
Of the National Protective associstini
Stcamiitters and Helpers. and Charts
Queed, appellant, against James u y
min and Patrick j. Dun. O. y fi;aSs
of the Enterprise association. snpRa
with OtherS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-02
FIFTEEN BODIES RECOVERED.

estimated that from Eight to Fourteen
Corpses Are Still in the Mines.
DAYTON. Tenn, April Fifteen dead
bodies have been recovered up To this time
iroln the scene Of the explosion in the Mel
son mine, and it is estimated from eight to
The work Of removing tin failan sloto
,olS{rilnng the victims is being conducted
Mos5 Of the families or the dead minors
9n ~ the most pitiahle ana destitute con
diion. ana their needs are being s,,n,' ill.,,
ny me DAYTON Coal and Iron company tenn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-02
ATTEMPTED TO MURDER 9ls \
Failing in that He Succeeded 4 a
Himself. ~

Memphis Tenn. April i.-p.,,..,
over the partial loss Of his eyesls,
financial troubles. W. R. MN, !,
80 years, attempted to kin bib entl,s y
today and then sent a bullet into X !
brain. 'A's W
Mills shot at several members II ii.
lily, but the only one Injured was M
t0ria Moore, who received huIlet
neck. She will recover. After slal
himself, Mills was taken 10 a M
where ne died.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-02
Or. T. D. ENGLISH DEAD.

He Was Known as the Author Of
Bolt"
Newark, Y. J., April l.-Dr. ~
Dunn English died early today Ten
writer Of note and was widely h@i
the author Of Ben Bolt lie vas
Der of the New Jersey legislature !
lie served two terms IN congress ~
New Jersey district
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-02
Texans in New YorL


'NFVVI"I 10 HE POsfl
N'w YORK April THE following Tex.
4, D nl,,i. Menefee. Broadway Central,
Albert 70 W. Doohttle,
iBie9umont-T. G. Swope, Victoria
III Paso-T. II, Tracey and wife WIFE I WetI
sarmersyllle-E. Allen st. Georgo
san Antonio-G Merell. Belyiderc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-02
INTERSTATE COMMISSION.
Its Investigation Of Rates Now in Proc.
ress IN Chicauo

ress IN Chicago.
Chicago, April l.-At the session Of thu
Interstate commerce commission held IN
Chlcago to-day the traffic managers and
general freight agents ~ the Rock Island
Santa fe Milwaukee and 81. PAM, Chirsro
AN Alton Burlington Missouri Pacific,
Wabash and Chicago event Western ,s0.
roads We're examined as regards thar
knowledge 81 cutting rates ON export tra MI.
from The Missouri river To the Aflantic
Scahoard '""1p
Commissioner Prouty brought ous IN.
iaci thai few ~ the roads puhlishej tl,e,g
eNpori iarins, ana n they aid publish tbe y
tr' paid llilc attention to tho puhlisba1
,enr 81 She iranir Officials iook Tho m,
sificlt ihai thcN Nrrr not rnmi,e,lrd nh8.r
the law ~ publish export tarias NJ, ft,,.
resssn thai tAsy had 20 make tbs rates n,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-02
SAILED FOR SOUTHAMPTON

The German Emperor's Yacht Nov
Route to Europe.
New York, April THE Gtruia
peror's American-bullt yacht Netet
sailed for Southampton today. As ~
quarantine at 1852 p. m outwafsbanl
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-02
Residence At n.riso.

peni>on, Texas April THE resldeo..
OF K. IT, Coleman was destroyed py nrc
tomEhl Loss 5000 Insurance S!1ln ,rbe
n[r was caused by the explosion of a Gas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-02


scene when plans were laid that com
handed the attention Of the historian She
has ALWAYS been tho avis around which tbe
-,
I'VE points % INC L0"e ''ai nave ''''''eu'
but she has been as unselhsh with her
children as she whose devoted hand has
rocked the cradle Of our infancy She
has watched her sisters grow into m.ty
con,nefi,lon Win tl,cr, ,rha forcc ~ cir.
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