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Terrible Train Wreck.

FL PaSo, Texas, March Z. The
west bound Southern Pacific pas
scnger train from San Antonio
was wrecked 90 miles north of
Sandersou, Texas. this morning.
The latest reports from the scene
of the wreck show thirty. eight
killed, Drty missing and nine
coaches burned. Many were inn
pris0nad and burned to death.
a broken rail caused the wreck .
Details are meagre.
Houston, March At South,
crn Pacific headquarters today it
is reported that the numb Der killed
in the wreck yesterday near Max,
on Is -. Reports from the in
jured from El Paso are to the eff
feet that none havedicd, but three
are expected to die at any mo-
ment. The cause of the accident
is still a mystery.
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Poor Old Iorkville Votes TO Es,
tablish State Rum Mill.
Special to GreenvlIle News.

Special to Greenvllle News.
1oikviIle, S. c., March o.
Poor old Torkville has at last
succumhed to the blight of Till
mahlsm. After pcrsistcntly for
twenty years refusing To allow
whiskey To be placed in The reach
OF her citizens with the sanction
OF law, she taday by Il vote of 90
to Is said that she desired the
establishment of State rum mill
here. She has been seduced by
aa unholy desire to place the bur
den of supporting the town ut she
expense of the unfortuna e crea-
tnres who arc already votaries of
the rum habit as well as those who
are sure TO contract it 10y reason
OF the fact that the State and a
majority of those exercising the
right OF suffrage say they should
have the privilege of drinking and
becoming drunkards.
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Yours Faithfully,
: wLLIAMS-HUCHES co.
Mr.. McLaurin at Beunettsvillc.
Special to The State.

Special to The State.
Bennettsville, March s.-Sen-
ater Jno. l. McLaurin came In
from Washington for days
visit on business. He is looking
unusually hale and hearty after
his recent round in the pugilistic
mill The universal condemnation
of tho press seems to annoy him
but little. In conversation with
friends, he regretted the necessity
of the unfortunate affray, but at
the same time expressed regret
that he YVES interferod with before
he could give "Ben" one or two
more raps. He returns to Wash
ington today.
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Met Death in Fiery Pit.

Monongahela, Pa, March -
An explosion in the Cattsbu
minc of the Mononsahela River
Consolidated Coat and Coke Com
pany yesterday resulted in the
death of five men and the serious
injury of several others, two
fatally.
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IL CHARLESTON BXP5SITI0E

TIE South Carolina d Georgil Ex-
tension Railroad announces the fol.
lowing low round trip rates to Ch,.,.
rs'o,i' .. e., account Of th@ South
a, oliua Inter st te aud Yves, Indian
Exposition. Ticket, on sale at olI
coupon atation, Excellent passer.
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IT IS our INTENTION

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ohs capes Jackets, Clothing etc. preparatory for Sp
thing m these lines.
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back IN the Congressional arena,
sad the referee is counting against
time to see whether It is merely
a knockdown or knockeut blow
which has besn given it by Beet
sugar. Beet sugar had few back
ers among the politicians when the
fight opened, but It's long reach
aud staying qualities have changed
things and now the batting is
even and beginning to show a
tendency to favor Beet sugar.
The idea, cahled frsm Berlin,
that Germany expected n. re-
suit Of Prince Henry's visit to be
our consent to the establishment
of German naval stations ia the
West Indies, found no favor in
Congress. So, if Germany put
1t out for feeler, it can consider
the answer "no," with the big
gest kind of n
Senator Stewart said, apropss
Of the Isthnian Canal middle
which has only bcen cleared a
little tiny bit by the report If a
subcommittee against the Pana na
purchase: "Instead of taking
money to build a canal, would
construct four track, air. line
railway across tho contlnent from
Chesapeake Bay to San Francisco.
would have the line as straight
as possible and also do away with
all possible grades. Iwould have
the road under government CON
troll and would arrange that the
tracks could be used by all rail
reads upon the payment of the
least sum which would meet sper
atlng expenses. Such a road
weuId not only develop our own
country but would make canal
unnecessary"
Not few mon Ia Congress
drew breaths of relief when If wa.
officially announced that Miss
Alice Roosevelt would not 90 to
the coronation of Kiag Edward.
A Number of them had told the
President from the first that if
would be Il very impolitc thing
for him te allow her to 90.
Senators and Representatives.
arc repeating II few remarks made
by Prince Henry, while he was
In Washington, to one of his new
American friends, which show
INN IN new light, especially to
those who imagine that the life of
n Prince must be u sort of earthly
heaven. The Prince said" 81
am having the time of m life.
You see, they don't make so much
of me over in Germany. Over
there they use me to attend
funerals. -
If the bill creating the Terri
tory of jefferson out of the In
dian Territory, which has been
favorahly reported by the House
committee on Territories, becomes
4 law it knocks out the project
for admitting Oklahoma and In
iian Territory to the Union as
me State.
General Wood and President,
'!ect Palms are on their way to
,sslst the administration ia com
'letlng the arrangements for
Cuba over to its new
government.
After deyoting seven days to
discussing the bill to classify the
'urai free delivery service and
Dlacc the carriers under the cons
.ract system, the House today
Das .ed that measure.
The Senate is still making the
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-03-12
Wilson's Views.

Ser has a peculiar way of saying
things. 1t has style all its own.
In regard to the federal appoint
ments III this state, Editor Will
son delivers the following:
"Ihc state of South Carolina
has no Republican representation
in congress and the president has
to depend upon the advice of tho
Democratic repI csentatives or be
governed by the chairman of the
state Republican committee.
'For time our congressman
were anxious 10 serve their con
stitucnls by securing for them
the coveted prizes in the shape of
aicc appointments. The senior
senator commenced 10 use his
pitchfork on Cleveland, and has
not siacc then quite laid by his
hay rake. rillman $ manners be-
ing repulsive, he has been able to
secure but little for South Care
lima
"lhe Iualor senator, being of II
different manner, secured the ear
eft the president, and he has done
more for his constituents than was
ever done before.
"Ihcn, of course, it was case
of sour grapes, and something
must be done to destroy McLau>
rin'- political standing with his
people at home. Because Nc
Lsnrin was successful in appoint
ing good men to office, he must
be declared Republican-thc
Fact that he had more influence at
Washington than his associates
was all that was necessary to- prove
his disloyalty to the Democratic
party.
uNbeo f,ct. cou1d notho l,d
insienatipns took the place of need
GU facts. The fact that McLaurin
voted with two-thirds of the sen
ate To ratity the treaty of peace was
enough 10 preye that he was = Re-
publican.
1.-The fact that he wos wi,Iino
to strengthen the navy and ner-
chant marjne of this copntrv vo,
proof conclusive tbot McJ,,ur;,
was too sensible = man +, r.,o;n
IN the Democratic parsx
"But, collectively wa hove
beard of No man who has cbor,ed
ANYTHING to nim for resanting tbo
recent insnuation of his colleaoue
McLaurin has lost nothino nv tho
fight in the senate.
"McLaurin is not tbe most
sagacious politician ia the conn
try, but he is much nearer rioht
than many porsons uro ,no,;noa
to believe. Ao is n much better
man in every respect than b;s
onop,iou ,,.,jl L , g.,
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Was it "Tachsical Blundsr -
Greenville News.

Senator llllm2n made q Htsachni-
Cal blunder" in limiting his charge
against McLaurin to his vote on
the Spanish Treaty and thinks he
should have had his wits about
him and made u wholrsule eharge
covering all of McLaurin's votes
for MEASURES supported by tn.
administration "A kind of drag
act, so to speak, bv the use of
which he would have at least had
better chance of catching some
thing.
The Inspiration of this advice
is quite clear. Everybody knows
even The State knows that
other Democratic senators besides
McLaurin voted for the ratifcn-
ton of the treaty, and that the
arch priest of Pupuli.tic Demo
cracy, William Jennings b van
himself, strongly urged the rati-
tcatinn upsn precisely the motives
influencing McLaurin when he
cast his vote McLaurin's vote
was no moro the deciding vote
than the vote of other Democratic
senators, and it lis hishly proha
bic that Bryan's advocacy of such
action had not little to da vii h
brlsging about the result. 1t
would he extremely awkward
therefore for the charge of i'm
proper influence in this particu-
lar vote to be sustained. The
State realizes this and thinks Till
man should have made his charge
more general SO as to take in
McLaurln's support of the Phil
ippine's bill and his advocacy of
the shipping bill. AS to the
Philippines bill McLaurin's at
titude toward it one way or an
other would not affect the result
and to oppose the bill with the
sole idea of hampsring the gov,
erament, as Tillman has done.
would not only be the height Of
inconsistency, but would be simply
| silly.
AS to 4cLaurin's support of
the Shipping bill, again he Is not
the only Democrat who believes
that a great American merchant
marine would save millions of
dollars annually to the producers
or this country, prominent among
which come the Gotten producers
of the South.
Upon the question of party
fealty involved, ii is an indlsputa-
BILE fact that the suhsldizing of
American ships has been Il party
principle OF the Democratic party
for fifty years and that the only
period in the history of the coun-
Il.
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NOT In 4 Trust NOR ANY COk,|IjI|OI

The seal of doom has been placed upon them,
and prices once more come down to a legitimate
level - pix PRICES WITH NO ONE,
out make such reductions that other merchants
are forced to come down to us or close up shop.
w E DON'T OWN LANCASTER COUNTY, nor
try to force people to trade with us our PRICES
are our drawing cards NEVER again will the
people OF Lancaster submit to paying 50 to 100
per cent. profits THEY DON'T HAVE TO-
and and whether you trade with US or the other man,
sell you at price, and proper sense of appre-
clatlon should direct you to give us your patron
age.
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t"LUMN n: Ticte,s to be sold os;Iv
com ic!ciDg Nov. 30tn, 1901 untiI
and including Ma 81, 1902: final
limit June Bird. 1902
{ oLUMN R: "icke,s to be sold daily
commencing Nov. Both, 1901, until
and including May 3lst, 1902: fipal
limit ten days in addition to date of
SAFE; EXCEPT that final limit shculd
IN no case exceed June 3rd. 1902
SoLOMN y: Tickets to ne sold on
tuesdays, and Thursdays of each
week; commencing Dec 3rd, 1901.
aa"a aM anti' ana Including May 29kb,
1907, final limit seven days in adj,
dillon to date OF sale; except that
final limit should in no osse exca.S
June 3rd, 1902
T.. III. SHAW.
General Passenger Agsnt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-09
NnleriRa.
&inclerne lnffcs noe.

WaTbin9ton, Mpril 8. : 3open ON
ainefernss llbeluttelie peotoges /
@aar meb GnItemmisbeo.
0enne Cob inbbefatter dlle tibliz
gere 5orbolbsresler Iamme Jetning,
oa ubItr9ffer i'm 0irtefraft til 5is
lippinerns os andre &olonier; ben er
rettst baabe imob aineiere o9 9alpz
blobstinefere.
0et bebtogss tillise efter en- baaro
9amp ct 5ill9g ON, at Der life maa
anIGttes sineiiite Matroier pao iaa=
banne nmerifanife Stibe, Iom anlsber
ameriAhite 9aDne.
aruntelle at benne geitemmelie
mebfgrer gsbe paa $4,000.
ST anbst SilIas suar uo paa, at
fineiiife Stnbenter, Iom 10 regnes unz
Der be pripiligerebe Senipn maa itte
forblipe Der / 2anoet, efter at oeres
StoleubbannelIe er afiluttet.
Gor 5ilippinernes 9eofommenbe
ffal s5ilippiner=aommisiionen igrge
for, at 2oben opretboloes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-09
Sjelp for Socrne.

@n 9jalpefomite Staten Sllinois,
Der bar til 5ormadl at linbre Hsben
mellem 8oernes 9binoer og 8srn /
be Idafalbte aoncentratipnsleire, bar
nblig faaet en- opmuntrenbe @obtenz
belIe at beres 9lrbejbe fra bejeite 4us
toritet, iOet preiiOent Rooieoelt bar
ororet De $4,000, Iom be BABE Iomlet
/ omtalte gjemeo, afienbte til 9ez
ItemmelIesItebet. De pil nu tage fat
paa en- mere omfangsrig SnoIamling,
ibet De bar lagt planer ON at inb>
iamle 100000 ,Gbects" bper lbben@
be paa 81, os Iaa inart en- nogenluns
be itor Gum er tilbeieblagt, ifal ben
fenoes til pr9iibenten meb 4nmobz
ming ON, at ban inItruerer Statss0es
pdrtementet til at lenoe bem bibere til
9eItemmenesitebet. Man bar / Sinbe
at faa oirette 5orbinbelie meo bisie
2ejre gennem ben ameritdnife aonz
jul / Gape 5opn.
8ep9gelIen er en- 5rugt al en- PRO
tlamation, ubitebt ii0ite December al
@uperner Oates. / .bDilten ban opfors
brebe meblibenbe Menneifer til at 9ire
penge, &laber, Mebicin og Ssbepaz
rer til be neblibenbe 8oere. Den
al @uberngren ubpdl1te Gomite til at
mobtage Gaperne beitob af Oommer
Dunno, 8orgmeiter 6arrilon og pez
ter Ban Nlisiingen, og 8aperne inbz
lsb | W9ngoe.
Man babbe alt $4,000, men ida
itanbiebe SnbIamlingen, od man ops
bagebe, at bet oiloe poloe fore 8ans
ifeligbeoer at fad pengeneSs afienbt.
9et bleb Iaa beIluttet at ienbe bem til
preiioenten og iaalebes gsre bam til
oelagtig 9lnIparet, og ban paatog Jig
famine uben 5epen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-09

oHentlige 5unttionarers 5orgobtbez
finbenbe. Oct at Ialge fine Stemmer
er blebet Ida alminoelist blanbt Meb-
lemmerne af begge 9uIe, at be ipsz
genbe falber bindnben gooblers og
ddbent bisfuterer ben Ianbinnlige
pris for ben og ben Sag"
Der fOreligser uomitsOelise 9epi>
fer for, at en- Gum af $145,000 blep
beponeret / en- gant Der gpen for at
ubbetules til Meblemmerne af 8pens
9lsiemblp efter @ebtagelIen af en-
perbifulO 5randiIe : 5ororoning.
Denne 5ororbnins git igennem og ct
npt 5oriIag blep inbleperet; o9 ba
bette bar pebtaset, bleb Der uboelt
$4,000 blanbt bebfommenbe Waeb>
lemmer. Denne 5randiie bleb folgt
for 81, ,250,000, og gpen baobe life
en- Gents Snbteet at ben."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-09
Gbriitmas=Sascn

MaTbington, Mpril 8. = Yeb ben
unberisaenbe 9omites Gftermiobagss
msbe ertl9rebe Senator Bacon fra
8eoreid, at ban bdpbe bait to leiligs
bebspiis Samtaler meb ben banite
&aptain Gbriitmas, men ban protes
iterebe mob gbriitmas' geitploning
ON, at ban par perIonlig interssieret
i Salest.
Der opl9ifes tilIige ct 9reb fra
StatsIetretar Sdn, bbori Oenne mebs
bette, at GbriItmas 6abbe p9ret bos
bam og ia9t, at Den oanIfe Resering
bar pillig til at aabne llnber6anolins
ger ON gernes Salg. Gbriitmds
bapbe iagt, at ban babbe ingen offis
ciei 5ilbubsret, og Sefret9r 6ap
mebbeite iaa, at ban biloe Ienbe en-
betroet 2(eent til asbenbapn. Ybers
ligsre babbe ban paa Gbriitmds' 5os
reIpsrsIsl idet at Der bebsDeoes ins
gen Weaefnmdnb melIem 2lsenten %
ben banTte Regering.
Gt mebfslgenbe 9rep fra ben banite
Miniiter 8runs WaIbington bite,
at Gbriitmas life babbe nogen oifis
eiel llbn9onefie til fom Danmarts
9leent ben om6dnblebe Sag.
gantmanb Siaac Seligman fra
Nep Yort afbsrtes bernaIt. San be-
naetebe Gbriitmas' pdaitanb ON, at
8antfirmaet baboe afiluttet aontrdts
ter ansaaenoe 5orbsle peb Salsets
Oennemfsrelie.
Ternes Salg.
asbenbapn. @pril 8. = 2anbstins
get bolbt Gaar to bemmelige Msber
onsaoenbe Salset, men bet tom lite
til nogen 2lfitemnins. 0et pdaftdas,
at sinset bill femme for 9raftatens
Ratifiiation peb naffe Msbe, formos
benlig bet fibite.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-09
Sioite UYt.
Smob 9upen.

Waibington, Mpril 3. = Mr. Gull
lom fra Sllinois inolagbe Dag / Sez
natst en- meset beiiemt proteit imob
gebtagelie af ben tineierfjenbtlige
COB.
Oenne proteit gjorbe ingen Spiigt,
Guaom juit TOM fra Jormanoen for
aomiteen ansaaenoe ubenrigite Saz
ger.
gulom oilbe serne babe be fineiiife
2trbejbere bolot uOe per fra 2dnbet,
men mango at 5orbolosreglerne 60
ben = iagoe ban : bar beitemt /
MpbiieelIe meb bore 1rattater meb
aina. Sg Oerfor mente ban, at be
5orensbe Stater life tunbe, ej beller
piloe gipe fine egne bpitibelige Srafz
tater ct Slag 9lniigtet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-09

bis osbelie iaaret at ct 9tsebus.
Sneen al Hegrene bar bepabnet, Og
bd be Iaa, bporlebes bet gil meb Qlns
fereren, flpgtebe be til gbgranien,
forfulgt at be Spibe. 8 @aar 9lftes
Tom Negrene tilbaee bep9bnet meb
Rifler, og lejreoe iig llotanterne at
8pen, tiGpnelabenbe psntenbe paa ct
Signal fra beres 8enner | 8ben til
at begbnbe Mngreb. Gn Del bpibe
apinber ieste Sitterbeb | Raabbuiet,
uoenfor bbilfet bebnbnebe 6pioe bplot
8agt. Qnbre er flDgtet til Mnabarto.
Hegerfpinberne o9 8srnene inbfodrz
terebes / en- Hegertirte og bar forfps
net fig meb propiant for fere Ouge.
De plafater, boori be bpibe opfors
breoe Nesrene til at forlabe 8hen I'M
ben Morgen, blep rsbet nsb af glez
creme, og bisIe ubitebte ben 4ontraz
@rtlaring, at be babbe paret plnnbret
og ubIultet lGnge moi, o9 at Dc nu
biloe babe beres Het eller ogida bs.
9efolfningen 2dpton beitaar boz
pebiogelig af Serass5olt, Iom narer
ct inbgroet Sab til Nesrene. canton
er Sooeoituben / aiOpa os Gomunde
OiItrittet os blep oprinbelig iettlet
uben Hegre. Oisie fom fenere til for
at arbejoe paa Sernbanerne og | Die
mdrferne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-09

Wlonseapinb Der beri 6 NJ
bet. Wafbinston, 9. g., 9lpril 6.
Den | 1900 optasne Genius bill
blipe al itor 5ialp for benz. iom fams
per for, at apinber ifal babe Stemmez
ret | famine llbftratning fom Wenb.
Genius siIsr aenI;s, at stDinbsrss Ell
/ Jlsrial i II af unionens 13 oprinz
beIiee Stater. os be er Serb meb at
faa Sperpaeten be to anbre Stater.
paa geniusburenuets Sort angipes
apinbernes Mntal Deb blaa Jarpe oa
M9nbenes beb Ierrecottas6arpe. Sq
Manbsnss 5arbe fommer lite frem
meb nosen Stprte, for man er toms
men paa ben anben Sibe af Wisfss
fippis 5loben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-09
Hacefrisen | eawtOn.

Widita, adn., 4pril 7. Der
bsrRsbe BEN ftsrite Opbibielie | 9pen
Canton, Of. g., 9aar, os bet beb,
at beriom life Negrene, ca. 300 per-
Toner, eftsrfom be 9pibes 8efalins til
at forlabe 8ben inben Dasgrb Dag,
pilbs bet fomme til flor Blobsubgbs
belie. 40 Nesre, anfsrt af George
Fitzgerald, famlebe fig omtrins
RaabbuIet | @aar Morges og bemone
itrerebe. DE blep ansrebet af enbel
Sbibe, og 5ibgerals bleb- Ianbfpnligs
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-09
aunsens Spoielsbas.

apbsnbaDn, 4pril s. Song Gbri>
titan 9. fploer Dag "a 9lar. Der er
so Meolemmer al aonge6nIet til
Stepe Der. 8oneen bar bet gobt og
tunoe oeltage | alle Seitlig6eoerne
uOen anitranoelie. 5 gftermiDbags
bolbtes ben fore Sur, berpaa ct ga
milietafFel og ON 4ftenen gap bet fon@
eelige 5eaters Sperafanger en- &onz
cert.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-09
SfenSielsiuloc Silitanoe /
ct. YDnis.

ct. Gouis, 4pril z. - Gn eneitaas
enoe Spinbel bette pau Spinbler o9
Stanbaler fda rise Qanb er bragt for
2Dfet / ct. 2ouis.
Mano al bsi og lab 9ertomit er
inoblanoet | Stanoalen. 0amilier
al 9bens fornemife &rebie, boenbe t
fine palubier og dniset 1 tirtelise
arebie, er truet meb Ruin, og Sitral=
ismen itirrer mdngen rig Wano 2fnz
iigtet. 6ebruar gronb Surpens faa
Nfllsringer, Der MI er offentlig9iort,
pil blipe efterfulgt at andre. s 8ranb
Surpens gtapport beober bet bf. a.:
Der foreligser 9epiIer for, at Der
/ benne gb finbes W9no at tilipnsla=
benbe flor HeIpettdbilitet, Direftsrer
for itore aorporationer, Menb frem=
rdgenbe screenings og Selifubsliz
bet, iom life bar bet9ntt Iig paa at
anpenoe penge til 8eitiffelIe af 9pz
raaosmeblemmer for at fad igennem
Eager, 6bori be bar interesIeret."
ut sibe geftittefier bar lissfaa az
minoelig Iom at tage imob benz, err
flarer enbbioere Surpen. S 10 Oar
er Ct. 2Ouis blebet ipitematiif plpnz
bret. Gitp 4siemblp os Council bar
D9ret Glserne paa en- 8anbe, Iom
par orsaniieret ben Seniist at aare=
laoe aorporationerne. Surben laber
ane, at meset srunbise llnberlsgelier
bill finbe Steb, oe Der gdar Rpeter
ON mango os burtise 9lfreiIer fra
8Den.
Siltale er bibtil ubf9rbiget mob
Robert M. Snbber for Yeitiffelie;
mob Goiparo Butler for 5orisg paa
9eitittelIe os mob Georee $. aobuib
for falf gb.
DE perioner, mob bbem 1iltales
beilutnins er ubfarbiset, er tun en-
liben 8rstbeI af bet 9lntal perIoner.
fom sfter Dor Operbsbisnins fortie>
ner al bore 5unsebragi, erfiarer
@ranb Surben. Oct biier fig af be
Dofumenter og 9ebislisbeber, oi bar
for os, at en- Bpembebsmanb pralebe
af ben 3enbsgernins, at ban fit $685.
900 ab af e! gmbebe. Iom Fun sap
$500 ON qarei | loplise Snbiagier.
gn anben gmbebsmanb bleb enis
meb en- 8orporation ON at ubfere en-
beifemt Gmbebsbanblins for STE, 900.
Senere fiji ban imiblertib al ben fonz
furrerenbe aorporation 100000 for
at gre atturat bet moblatte af, bbab
ban bapbe sadet inb paa at ssre for
$4,000.
Gn 2obsiber mobtog tontant fit
eset 5us $4,000 for 'fn Stemme
en- Sag fom bar unber Bebanbling
8braabet. 3 mango Silfelbe biite
bet iis, at Meblemmer af QlsIemblp,
fom fsr tit 8als bar fulbitanbig iben
Mibler, meset burtis bleb Hnaniielt
uafbangige Manb". Det tilfsies, at
Iaa fret blep pmiiber aorruptionss
ganben | 9praabet, at ben ubarbeiz
bebe en- prisliite for 0ebtaselfen af
forifellise 5ororbninger.
Sngen 8p bar nogen Ginbe b9ret
Taa fulbftanbig unbereibet trolsie
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-09
Yreiioentem / Spoen.

Gbarleston, 9. g., Qlpril 8. =
praiiOent Rpoiepelts RejTe bar bibtil
beret iarbeles belDig. 8efolfningen
bar gipet bam ct bierteliet @elfpm>
men.
geb gantetten, / bbilten ooer 300
inobubte beltoge, bso 8orgmeiter
Smptbe g}r9fibenten pelfommen,
bporefter benne Ibarebe bjertelige
Orb.