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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-21
RETURNS FROM EXTENDED TOUR
j. w. Millisack Spends Two Months in
Florida Winter Resorts.

J. w. Millisack, who resides in
Washington township, near Agency,
has returned from two months So
journ in Florida. and reports an ex-
ceedingly pleasant visit. Mr.. Milli-
sack spent several weeks in Jackson
vile, st. Augustine. Datona and other
winter resorts on the Atlantic and
gulf coasts. In speaking of his trip,
this morning he stated that he was
struck with the number of northern
tourists in Florida. and said that the
country apparently subsisted on the
money Of the northerners, who spent
the winter seasons there. Tourists
from every state in the union," stated
Mr.. Millisack. were seen on all sides,
all attracted by the climate which is
about the same as we in this country
have in MAY and June" Mr.. M1llisack
returned via the Atlantic sea board,
and visited friends in Washington, D.
c., New York City and on his way
home visited in Pennsylvania and
Ohio.
Mr.. Millisack said that the popular
belief that orange and palm trees
thrived in the vicinity of Jacksonville
was sadly at fault, as neither of these
trees have been grown successfully
since they were frozen out about sew
en- years ago. He stated, however
that in Datona. about $50 miles south
of st. Augustine. the orange trees were
raised successfully. Mr.. Millisack re
ports most pleasant visit and stated
that his health was benefited greatly
by the rest and change of climate.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-21
TO CONVENE EARLY.
Republican State Convention May
be Held in July.
COMMITTEE is TO MEET APRIL Is
Chairman r. H. Spence States That
Committeeman Will Get Together
After the visit Of President Roose-
Welt in the Capital.

The republican state convention will
be held at an early date this year, &C.
cording to information received in this
city from Des Moines. 1t is stated that
the date will probably be set at a
meeting of the state central committee
to be held in the capital on April. %,
after the Presidents train and the gu
bernatorial escort train leave the city.
1t is expected that all the committee
men will be present on that date.
Chairman R. H. Spence of Mt. Ayr has
written to friends in Des Moines that
1t is the expectation of the committee
to hold meeting in Des Moines on the
day of the Presidents visit.
Senator Allison, Governor Cummins
and others most deeply interested in
the convention are known to favor an
early meeting. Governor Cummins is
quoted by his friends as saying that a
June convention will not be too early
for him. Senator Allison, it is known,
is anxious that the dates shall! be fixed
some time before August 1, because
the finance committee of the senate
will be in session during the greater
part of August at Atlantic city, N. ].
j. w. Blythe of Burlington, with whom
Governor Cummins held conference
in Chicago recently, is also Known to
favor the early convention.
| Hundreds of Iowa old soldiers will
leave the state about August / for
San Francisco to attend the national
encampment OF the G. A. r., and it is
the desire of the party leaders to hold
| the convention before that date in or
Ger that the soldiers may be present
in large numbers. The encampment
does rot begin until about the middle
of TIE month, but the reduced rates
so into effect August 1, and many OF
the veterans are planning to take ad
vantage of the rate as early as posi-
BILE, and spend all the time possible or
the coast.
/ Wednesday, July 30, is the date pick
ed by some influential republicans a:
the date for the convention, That date
it is claimed, would not interfere will
the plans of the old soldiers to star
for California early, nor with the bust
ness engagement that takes Senator
Allison east early in August In al
probability, however, the convention
will be held considerably earlier thar
July 20.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-21
Band Concerts Every Evening Dur
ing Carnival Week.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE FOURTH
Meeting Held last Evening at City Hall
and Committees Appointed to At.
tend to Work of Importance in Con-
nection With Celebration.
From Fridays Daily.

From Fridays Daily.
Ottumwa will be full of music during
the week which closes July this year,
and the two local bands will be en-
ployed to furnish the concerts at a
cost of over $500, they to be re-
enforced by the band which will be
carried by the carnival company,
which will hold forth in the city dur
ing the week. The visitors in the city
will be entertained with band concerts
throughout the morning and will be
able to see the various sights on ex-
hibition in the carnival company's
enclosure during the afternoon and
evening of each day in the week. The
real fun will begin on Tuesday, June
80, and from then until Friday night
people will come to the city to see the
show. Then on Saturday, the Fourth,
Ottumwa will be crowded. A real, old
fashioned fourth of July celebration
with all the old appurtenances. and
some new ones will be the program of
the day, and it will start early in the
morning, to continue until every one
is tired out at night. There will be a
parade in the morning, various amuse.
ments in addition to those of the car
nival, a Fourth of July Grafton or two
during the day time, and in the evening
a display of fireworks for which hun
dreds of dollars will be expended.
This was all decided at the meeting
OF citizens held last evening at the
\council chamber in the city hall. Al
Though the attendance was not large,
there were enough present to transact
business and to show that the celebra-
tiop of the Fourth is to be success
this year, even more SO, if possible,
than it was last year. Advertising
matter is to be secured early, such as
envelopes, posters, etc, and an effort
will be made to bring to the city peo-
pie from all over southeastern Iowa.
Not many cities in this part of the
i state celebrate the Fourth. and none
,of them will celebrate on such scale
Vas that observed in Ottumwa. All the
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-21

The C. M. & st. P. R'y will sell tick.
cts to New Orleans, account annual
meeting American Medical Associa-
ton at one fare for the round trip.
Tickets on sale May /, 2, 3 and 4, 1903,
limit returning 10 days from date of
sale.
BY depositing ticket with Special
Agent Joseph Richardson not later
than May IL, 1908, and upon payment
of fee of so cents at time of deposit,
final limit will be extended up to and
including May 3Oth, 1903.
A. j. Packard, Agent.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-21
FINDS SEVERAL INDICTMENTS
Porto Riean Grand Jury Closes Inves'
tiaation Of Smuggling Frauds.

San Juan, Porto Rico, April 49,
The grand jury has closed it's investi-
cation of the smuggling frauds. Seven
indictments were found. Among those
indicted were Robert Giles, an engi-.
neer, and Benjamin Butler, the former
supervisor of elections, Merritt of the
navy, Lawndes of the marines, and
Capt. Crabb of the army
No indictments were found against
Commander Mentz, commander of the
lighthouse station, Capt Dunlap, com
mander of the naval station, or Mr.
Howard.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-21
LABOR MAY TAKE A HAND.
Indication That Union Will Take Par
in Postal Investigation,

Washington, April 1S.-The indica.
tons are that organized labor will be.
cone a party to the investigation OF
affairs CT the postoffice department A
special committee of the Central La
Dor union of this city, which has been
secretly considering the matter, has
formulated charges of favoritism, in,
competency. etc, against certain OF
the officials OF the nail equipment di-
vision of the department.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-21
DYNAMlTED THE TURKS.
RevoIutionists Use Desperate Meth
DDS to Escape.

Salonica, April 49, A sanguinary
fight has occurred at the village of
Opela. between the revolutionists
from Palanka and the Turkish troops.
After the encounter had lasted some
time the revolutionists getting the
worst of it, a dozen of them being
killed or wounded, they resorted to the
use of dynamite and hurled bombs
among the turks, seventy of whom
were killed and wounded. In the
panic the revolutionists broke through
the Turkish Gordon and escaped.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-21
REMAINS TAKEN TO MoRAvlA.
Body Of Perry Taken to Des Moines
Yesterday by Friends.

Des Moines, April 1S.-The body of
Arthur Perry, the man who committed
suicide after trying to murder Louise
Bruce was taken to Moravia over the
Wabash yesterday. by two men, one
of whom was ]. j. Hicks. They de-
clined absolutely to make any state
ment as to the past history of the dead
man. 1t is, however, learned that Mr..
Hicks is well known friend OF
Perry's.
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AN AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT.
The Machine colIided With a Traction
Car and One Man is Killed.

Indianapolis, Ind. April 1S.-As a
result of a collision of the Union Trac-
ton inter-urban car and an automobile
this morning. DR.. Charles Howard of
st. Paul, Ind. was killed and Richard
Rice of this city was badly injured.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-21
TWO IoWANs ARRESTED.
J. p. Mills and Mrs. c. Lamson AIKEN
Into Custody in Los Angeles.

Into Custody in Los Angeles.
Los Angeles, CAL, April 1.-two
sensational arrests were made here
when John P. Mills of Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, Of the r. F. Conway company,
members of the Chicago Chamber of
Commerce, and Mrs. Charles Lamson
of Chicago, wife of Mills business
partner, were taken into custody and
locked up in the city Jail in default OF
81, 500 bail each. The two were living
together in g modest cottage on Fiji
teenth street, having come here to-
gether recently.
The arrests were made on kilograms
to the local police from the wronged
husband, Charles Lamson, who is now
on his way to Los Angeles from Chica
go to prosecute.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-21
G. II. CARVER RESIGNS.
Has Been Superintendent and Buyer
for the Janney Manufacturing Co.

G. H. Carver. 416 West Fourth street
superintendent and buyer for the past
year, for the Janney Manufacturing
Co., has resigned his position. He has
not decided where he will locate but it
will be some point in the east. He
will leave tomorrow afternoon for a
months visit to a number of points
with view of locating.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-21
The Price OF Pleasure.

1t is hard for a lovely woman to forego
the pleasures of the life which she was
created to enjoy and adorn. She may
have to be busy all day in office or in
store, yet she cannot deny herself the
social pleasures which are offered her.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-21
The Fireworks.
Beats AIl lts Rivals.

No salve, lotion, balm or oil can com.
pare with Bucklen's Arnica Salve for
healing. It kills pain. Cures or no
pay. Csc. F. B. Clark.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-21

Congressman Hull has donated H.
brary of 500 volumes to the Polk Coun-
ty Republican club.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-21

The town of Plymouth has mad
dog scare. A number of head of live
stock have been bitten.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-21
FIRE ON SOUTH ASH STREET.
Department Called to Extinsuist
Small Blaze in DWELLING,

The fire department was called late
this afternoon to- e4tipgu:sh small
blaze in dwelling on South Ash,
near Railroad street. The fire was
caused by a defective tlue and was
cNtinguished before the arrival of the
department.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-21
MARTIAL LAW PROCLAIMED.
Riotins Agricultural Laborers Cause
Trouble in Spain.

Madrid, April 1S.-Martial law has
been proclaimed at Cordova in conse--
quence of the rioting of agricultural
laborers who are on strike there.
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small towns, even as far away as Mis-.
souri,, will send representatives, and
there will be ample entertainment for
Committees Appointed.

Last evening Mayor. T. H. Picker,
who was chairman of the meeting. an.
pointed James K. Dysart chairman Of
the committee to secure speakers. 1t
is probable that two orators from out
of the city will be chosen for the day.
and Mr.. Dysart will select the other
members of his committee and start
about his work of securing a speaker
within short time.
A general committee of about ten
members will be appointed soon by
Mayor Picker to arrange for the pro-
gram and amusements for the day. 1t
is expected that Frank a. Nimocks will
be appointed chairman of this com
mittee, as Mr. Nimocks' work on this
committee last year was very effective
and highly appreciated. Another COM
mittee will be appointed in a short
time to make arrangements for an in
dustrial parade. This parade will
probably be in the morning, and it is
the intention of the men who are en-.
cheering the plans for the celebration
that this feature represent the com.
mercial and industrial institutions of
the city in a splendid manner This
can be done if the committee gets to
WIN DIT once anu WOTkS W1Ul VIII
and with definite plan of action. The
work was begun too late last year for
good work, but nevertheless the pa
rade was very creditable.
Contract for Music.
T. j. Phillips. chairman of the com
mittee on music, was last evening in
structed by those present at the meet
| ing to make contract with the two
bands in this city, the Fifty-fourth
|regimental band and; Schwabkey's
Union band, for their services during
the mornings from Tuesday until Fri
day, inclusive. and all day Saturday.
The cost of the music will be some
thing over $500
The Fireworks.
The fireworks display last fourth of
July was very effective and beautiful
and was enjoyed by everyone who wit.
messed it. Walter T. Hall was chair
man of the fireworks committee at that
time and Mayor Picker has appointed
him in the same position this year. AS
yet he has not selected his assistants,
but will do so in short time.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-21

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Read the Courier for news.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-07
Waa. Street Jirma iallit.

ylep Oort, 8. Qlue. Sharp &c
grpan, ct fremragenbe @aa Street
5irma, gil | Dag fallit. Den birette
glariag til 5uIlitten iges at oareRebs
gang gerginia Carolina femiIfe
aompagnis 9(ttier. Sharp &c
9rpan bapbe optsbt en- itor Del af
bette aompasnis prioriterebe og ben
iterite Del al bets alminbeli9e 9lts
tier Os brepet De iibite op til 60. Mlen
oa bet gjafbt at finbe ct Morteb for
be iaalecss opItrueOe 9lttisr, falbt bet
te itfe let.
OmIioer mdatte en- Del al be 4]ds
pirer, Sharp &c Yrpon bolbt, lifpioez
res, os be alminbeliee 9lttier bleb
tpunget neo til q, ibet fire points gil
tabt oeo llnoerretningen ON 5irmasts
JaIlit.
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uoIan Oct.
Sretouer ansriber Militgret.

poris, 6. Dug. Morgenblufene
bringer pcerit alporlige @fterretnina
ger ON Opituno / 2'Orient pdd ab-
item af 9retagne. 6por Der flere
Dase bar berItet 2lrbejOeruroli9beoer.
s qftes Iamleoes Wtasierne paa
2tiates lorraine p1abien og dn9re6
rem militere 8lub oper 0ranb Gafe.
Som 0aaben anpenotes iIer Sten,
og Wlasfer al 8inouer er ,,fnaloebe
Utilit9ret bleD upfomnanberet !;
men Pgbelen flutteOe8usien paa 9aS
cerne og rejite 8arritaoer. &dpdleriet
gre6 nu ino og reo bo9itapeli9t
M9ngben neb, ibet bet brugte ben
flabe Sibe af alin9en. Ter er al
ubIigt til, at uroligbeoerne pil fort
i9ttes belle Natten; tbi U}9ngten BIZ
Ter intet Segn til at bile pige. Yeb
Mibnatstio mdr6erebes Ger til 2ln.
9reb al pr9fetturet.
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Gaf til Oct irife Solf.
Song 6owaro er mcget
tafnemmeli8 for biertelig Otootaselie
iSrlanb.

Cones, Ssle Of Wrig6t, 2. 9fug. =
Den tongeligs Sa4t 9ittoria &c 9lz
bert untom bertil gftermioodgs, O9
Song Gonarp uoItebte itrats fplgenbe
2(oresIe:
9il nit irFe Soft:
Seq sniter, ioet ieg forlaoerSrlano,
at uotrptte til nit irite 5plf, bppr
opbt jeg er blepen rsrt peo ben Yens
ligbeo o9 gobe Billie be bar pitt mob
0ronningen o9 mig. Dor grfarin9
paa tibli9ere 9eisg bar risielig for
bereot os poa ct nafiondlt 8eltommen
fra ct oarmbjertet 5olt, men pore
Jorpentnin9er er bleoen obertruffen.
9por pi bar reiIt. 8b ener paa 2ano,
er Der pitt os 9egn paa 2opalitet og
Sengipenbeb fra enbper 8lasie /
mfunoet, o9 bet bar giort et oari9t
Snotrbt pdd bore 9ierter. 5or ct
Quro Iaa tiltr9ttenoe og ct 5olf iau
begapet n9rer pi alnorlig Qlgtelie, og
bet er berfor meb pberit 5ilfrebsbeo,
at ieg Iaa Ofte unber bort Opbolb bar
bfrt BET 0adb uotale, at Der grDer
en- lpIsre Dag for Srluno. Seq ftal
meo Spenoing bente bette 6adbs
Spfnlbelie. 9ets 3ealiIation bill
uuOer guODommeligt 5OrInn for en-
ftor Del bero pua Itaoig llbpitling al
Selotiqio % Sdmpirten, paa beore
pg mere prattiit0annelie (ebucdtion),
poa inbuItriel og tOmmerciel 6Oretdgz
fpmbeo og paa ben 6orggelie al gem
iibig Tolerance % Ngtelie, Iom ben
6eninnsfulo6e0, nit irife Soft M
rpber / 2lominaitrationen al 6eres To-
tate Mf9rer, er pel Ififtet til at fremz
me. Oct er min alporlige 9gn, at
oisie % andre Ulibier for nationalt
9elpGre maa forfleres Qtar efter Qtar
/ Srlano, o9 at 6repens, 8ilfreosGes
pens og 5ripilens 9elIignefar maa
blipe 6enoes 0sl rigt Wlaal.
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Stprm opcr ct. SOuis.

ct. Qouis, 5. '2(ug. Gn af Q(arets
9efti9Ite, men tOrtourise Storme git
GftermioOdg ST. 3 fen oper Ct.
9ouis. s ben peItlige Del al gpen
autog Den nGrmeit aarutter al Ell
gornabo, Der bargeOe llOitiaingsares
alerne, orabte en- Mlano, iadreOe en-
anoen liOsforligt og gap ipD andre
mer e1er minbre uIporlige Sdur, fors
uOen at beitabige 9p9n'inger og @jene
oom til ct gelpb af $4,000.
Den ofosoe er 36epoore Ridter,
9artner. 5pmrer u. q. Glart blep
Tprt til 6oipitolet openbe 5ilItanO.
8dgen bapOe pnret udlminoeli5
parm, "a Or; men plubIelig bleo
6imlen ooertrutten meo tuliorte Stp=
er, cg 98bet af faa 9ieblitle bleo
BET Iaa mprtt, at Der mautte tanbeg
2bs alle 5orretnin9er.
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y6eceptiOn" bos W,r. 8rpan.

Gintrd, portu9al, 6. 9fuguit. De
foreneoe Staters Miniiter grpan gap
/ 9lftes ct 9apeparti peb i'm 9illa ii.
9Gre for 9lbmiral Cotton og be amez
ritanite Seofficerer, Der tom ub meo
5og fra oisiubon. iom ligger fun
fire Miles g(fitdno Song Garlos'
Sommerpalabs er beliggenbe Ter, og
6ofets perIOnale faapel iom bet bis
flomutiite aorps og Gliten al 2isia=
bons 8orgerItanb reiioerer berube /
Sommertiben.
9iGaens Sale o9 6aoer bar fplots
til SrGn9Iel. u56e 9rootlpn ganb"
leoereoe Muiiten, 2tftensmab 6leo iers
peret, og 6eItligfepen peo6leo til
&l. 9.
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LAMB. Derimoo n9gter pebfommenot
Hegeringsbepariement til 5robs for
Dommer 6edeOctsaenbelie at 6eoror(
SergenIens aeOiagerite, 5rt. MpGer
uoleDeret,od be fotelagte geoiIsr imrt
6enoe er ida ipdge, at man betpioler
oeres Gploigbeo. 5rf. Utpller pil
oerfor blipe lat paa fri Sob.
SpaD MI SergeniensllbIepering an=
gaur, iau er bet ilet life iaa ufgiort
en- Sag, at ban tommsr til at rejIe.
SITE at Der oil blipe lagt nogsn 0inz
bring 9ejen fra De ameritanife glps
toriteters Sioe, men Der er fra 5az
britdnt aange i Spenbbors antOmmet
greb. boori oenne ftiller pisie Be
tingelIer, paa bbilfs ban bill labe al
pioere Qntldge mob Sbrgenien falce.
9etingelIerne er &ortbsb, at Ssrz
genIen cpgiper ulle be penge, iom nl
itaar / 9anten | bans Ropn, os Deo
Go bstrafter. at hon lite bar ituttst
nogst til Sios ,{amf snt,ben inopilser
/ at labe be to 8srn btips sHtHliepbts.
Der er neppe noseh 3btbl ON, al
Ssrgenien pil gaa inp paa oisie 5ors
ldngenoer.
oSniolertio er Der fommet nbe
llpejrsitner paa Ser9enIens 6immel,
ioet be Sagfsrere. iom lopeos at td9e
iig al bans Sag Com bet ben Sang
beo gratis = formooentlig for Res
tlamens Stnlb) MI idgisger bum for
ct 6onordr pdd $299.99 og bar lagt
geilag paa pengene / ganteH. 9ets
te er en- for BAN megei ubebdgefig og
Itebneioaneer Sag, Der Tan poIbs
6orbinOringer og 5oriintelier, iom
muli9pis Tan fad 6r. 2dnge til at tae
&c aubre geItemmslitr. Wltn s5Srs
genien er nu, Iom 6ele 5iOen. fulo af
0aab.
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12te Marg,

tionsfomite. Mdnbfabet 9iitritters
ne MonaItir, aef3en, 0e6ro, Set9ero.
poret6td, 8ron6sro, perlend, Serin
aaplari o9 GemirbisIar begbnbte
Iomtioigt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wteoz
eelelfen er life 6lepen betraftet paa
9runb at ftunoTet Communication.
st Telegram fra Salonita bringer
Sfterretning ON 9pndmitipren9ninz
ger / N9rfeoen df Monaitir. Der ifdl
eerite itGrft beoegeoe 5orbolo, iom
bar foranleOiget 2lutoriteterne til at
tage etstraorbinare Sprbplbsregler.
5elegrammerne flyer, at Der er ans
tnmmen flere g1ibiliiter til Salonita,
cg at man befrngter, at ber er plans
Iagt m1b9gelige Sing til llofsrelie L.
September, Sultanens 5pbielspag.
tan Sp9rtiattelIen 6eraf
cglda pentes forinoen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-07
Saiurcncc baarot meotasct.

9aprence, aan., 6. 2lug. Den frpgs
teligIte Storm, Der mango 9(ar bar
raiet Der. begpnote 9lftes ST. 8 o9
pareoe pmtrent en- 6alp 5ime. Sr9er
bleo taIteoe pmtulb ale Dele al
Spen, So9ene bl9ite at Sulene, Stilte
flej alle Hetninger, elettriIt 2ns,
3elefon o93elegraf iattes ub at Dirt
Iombeo, og @aberne par ufdrbare pea
@runo af Debris" at olle Slags.
Stormen bar lebIaget af 2Dnilo og
5orben meb poloIomt Regnfalo, iaa
at 9anbet beitaoieebe en- MasIe 9ans
oelsparer, bDor 5ogene bar rebne al.
Der ifete intet Sab af 2ip, og inaen
tom alporlig til Staoe.
aanias Hiper iteg omtrent en- SOB
iibite Tot. Den norbre SHE af Den
M Jlobbreo giper Itabig efter for
Strsmmen. 4rbej6ere bespnbte Dag
at nebripe en- 5amilielejlisbeb, Der fer
Sperfpemmelierne laa 600 Sob fra
9anbet, men Iom MI ligser lige paa
5lpbIfr9nten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-07
SlanSt 9an0smGno.

9s5o6n 5. 2unge og 6uitru Racins,
Mis., fsirebe / Spnodgs beres 15s
aars 8rpGupsbdg, Der paa amerifanit
bebber 8rDitalbrnlup. Den 2. 9lu9uit
bar tilige Wir. 2anges 80. 5poiels-
bag, o9 bet blep OesaarIag en- oobbelt
Set. 0enner og Slegtninge, 60
5allet, bragte 8rubsparret beres 2btz
pnItninger / 2pbet af Gftermiboagen,
og ON 9lftenen bar Der itor Din.
ner" beres bpg9elige 9jem paaSbura
item 9lpe. Ylanbt @ratulanterne bar
Der fslgenoe fra Gbicu9o: Or. Sobn
HslIpn, peter Hellon, Mrs. 3. Gbria
Ienien, Mrs. q. Nellon, MiIs Selgo
poulien og alma 9alperIon.