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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-31
FIRE IN HOBART, OKLA,
The Loss Will Probably Amount to
 S2O.O .OOO

Fort Cobb Okla. July 3o.-Fire started to- night in Hobart Okla. in a saloon on the south side of the square and is still burning. Four blocks have already been destroyed. in- cluding the wells-Fargo express office. City National Bank and several large stores The loss will reach S20o, ,ooo
 The fire Is burning south and west from the square and the south and west business portion of the town Is threatened.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-31
Colorado Watchman Murdered.

Pueblo. Col. July 3o,-Leroy Masterson, a foreman at the steel works, was mur- dered shortly after midnight last night while lying asleep. Sixteen of the gang who had worked for him have been ar rested on the charge of complicity, as it is alleged there had been trouble with them.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-31
LIGHTNING KILLS THREE.
Bolt Strikes a Church in Virginia and
 Does Great Damage.

OUS5 UI5dL UduABe.
 Lynchburg. Va, July 30-Three per sons were killed and more than score injured by lightning. at New Hope Church, Appomattox county, thls after noon. The dead:
 Paul Gowen. Charles Austin, Aubrey Wingfield
 Among the more seriously injured are Eugene Turner, Nathaniel Morris, Tom Coleman. Napoleon Patterson
 meeting of Ebe James River Baptist Association was in progress and num- ber of men took refuge under an awning near the building when the storm came up. Lightning struck a tree in front of the awning, causing the disaster and causing a panic among the crowds
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-31
Laborer Kills contractor.

Lexington. Ky. July SO.-Because Cahrl- ton Hulett. a contractor. aged 50 years. did not pay him what he thought the days service was worth. James Cooper. laborer. aged 30. secured a pistol and shot Hulett to death. Cooper attempted to escape. and when run down had to be clubbed into submission.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-31
Rio DeaI i'm Real Estate.

Williamsburg. Va. July So.-A large real estate deal was consummated here today when a syndicate of Madison, Wis, men purchased Winsor Shades. in New Kent County This farm contains 5000 acres and the price paid was S65,0Oo. The place will be cut up into small tracts and colo nized
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-31

varia. and that the German Ambassador at Washington will prevent Heinrich Conreid, director of the Metropolitan Opera House in New York, from giving the opera there. The Wagner heirs have asserted that they owned the sole rights to "Parsifal." which has never been pro- duced at Bayreuth.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-31
Land is Withdrawn

Washington. July 3O.-The Commissioner of tine General Land Office today ordered the withdrawal under the reclamation act of 46,OOO acres of land on Verde River, in Arizona, in connection with the Salt Rv- CT project
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-31
Pando Returns From Acre

Washington. July 3O.-A cable dispatch to the State Department from La Paz says that President Pando of Boliva. has returned from his Acre expediti )n. He says: President Pando with his stan ar rived today, having left 800 troops in the Acre region"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-31

during the late flood. The equipment and train service of the company was gen. erously placed by it's oIncers at the serv- ice of the board, for the transportation of materials and men to meet every emer- gency as it arose and to combat every danger presenting itself
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-31
Russia Enlisting Chinese.

Tien Tsin. July 3O.-The Viceroy of the province of Chi Ii has had series of military councils. 1t is said, to decide upon the policy to he adopted in the event Rus sia should demand China's assistance against Japan. II is reported that Russia is enlisting Chinese in Manchuria.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-31
Final Installmen+ Paid

New York, July 9O.-The final instalment of 10 per cent. due on the $50. .000,0OO of bonds underwritten by the International Mercantile Marine Syndicate has been paid to J. P. Morgan & Company
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-31
Mistook Wife for Burglar.

Fulton, Ky. July 3o.-Mistaking his wife for burglar Charles Binford fatal ly shot her at a. m, to-day Mrs. Bin ford was awakened by burglars at a win dow and called her husband. In the con- fusion that followed Mrs. Binford was shot and the burglar escaped.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-31
TO PROSECUTE DEFENDERS.
Conrad and Bonaparte Confer With Rristow and Rohh.

Bristow and Robb.
 Washington, July 3o.-Holmes Conrad and Charles J. Bonaparte, special coun- sel to assist the government in the prose- cutions growing out of the postoffice in- vestigation, were in conference here today with Fourth Assistant Postbaster General Bristow and Assistant Attorney General Robb, familiarizing themselves with the situation.
 The federal grand jury. it is confidently expected, will report tomorrow on the postal cases. Five indictments are ex- pected.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-31
Newspaper to Go Under Hammer

made that The New York News's plant and good will. will be sold at auction in this city on August 21. The Daily News has been published by the New York News PublsGng Company. of which Frank A. Munsey Is the principal stock holder.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-31
Sigma Chi Fratrnitv.

Detroit. Mich, July 30.-To-day's ses- sion of the twenty-fifth grand chapter of the Sigma Chi fraternity was devoted to hearing reports from standing committees and other routine business.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-31
Railroad Thanked for Its Generosity.

New Orleans. July 3O.-At it's last meet ing the Board of Levee Commissioners of the Yazoo- Mississippi Delta adopted reso- lutions making grateful acknowledgement to the Yazoo and Mississippi Valley Rail road Company for the material aid rem AsrSd in conducting the high water fight
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-31
ALL MERE TALK.

Nothing Results From the Roosvelt-
 Payne Conference.
 Oyster Bay. July 3O.--Assurance is given tonight that nothing of importance was developed during the conference between the President and Postmaster General Payne today. In addition to the investf- gation, they discussed some minor de- partmental affairs, but if definite results were reached they were not disclosed.
 Major General s. B. M. Young, who is to be chief of the general staff of the army on the retirement next month of General Miles. called on the President this afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-31
Fire on Pleasant Avenue

At o'clock this morning the Fire Depart ment was called to Pleasant Avenue. The fire was in a two-story frame residence on the west side of the Avenue near Mildred Street. The damage was slight.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-31
Iron Molders' Strike Settled.

Pittsburg, July 3o.--The strike of the iron holders which has been one since May for an increase of wages was settled today by the strikers accepting the manufacturers compro- mise offer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-31
The Rights to ..Parsifal. ,

Berlin, July 30.-Manager Won Possart, of the Munich Royal Opera declares that the rights of the opera ''Parsifal' do not belong to the Wagner family. but to Ba-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-10
Muu oct par repareret?

9sne3uelas Granddaughter / puerto
GabelIo bar inOsipet en- offciel Snbbes
refining ON ben 5ilitanb, bOOri aanons
baaben ,8sitdurdoor" mobtoses fra
9piterne. SnOberetnineen flyer 81. a.:
,5piterne bapbe plDnOret o9eitaura>
Dor, for be lsoereoe Stibet tilbaes."
De mebtOg Sslptei 9apper, @arcis
nsr, sleftriife camper, Ssttenreoifuber
og islp aob6erflaget lanes Stibets
Sieer. Muitineriet par meo 5ori9t
bragt / l1oroen." 3Dite Sfficsrer be-
neeter imiOlertio toartimoo, at Gil
bet bleD plpnbret. De paaitaar, at Der
6lep anDsnDt $4,000 pda Sfibsts 9ss
paration, og at Der eftsrlobes 1503ons
&ul omborb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-10

3 bet iiOit ubtomne 9efte at 3ioss
|Ifriftet r0antu" bar profesiOr DITTO
SesperIen frembraget en- gammel inf
'SprogmunOs 9urbering al port no
'Oersmaal. 5 ct iporsOioenitabeligt
9risffrift fra 1894 bar qraitsn Sc
Mid paa iarlig rofenoe Maabe frems
6aOet BET taaite Sprogs %grammatilfe
90 lpolige 5ortrin. Meo 9enipn iii
@elflang letter Den gamle 5Oridtter
be 9ermanIfe Spro9 / fslasnOs &atte:
8onif. Sbenif, Gn9slit. 5olanof %
5pR. 3iaige priier ban blonbt a1ost
Re Iimple % flare QasIipformsr /
Dqnit / Mooiatnins til De lun9s og
Ilabeaoe 9annelIsr / Inf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-10
YrGitcns Yenae.

sra aempten / gajern meloes: I'm
Der 5ormiOoagss@uOstjeneiten / Stir
ten / Ssnoa9s breo Der 3ppe ino /
qraitegaarOen og itjal $4,000 Wdrt
af Yr9itens pripatformus. Dstte bier
BAN meOOelt I &irten, Og ban afbrpb
@uosiiensiten Os bah fine Sognebsrn
tage Del / 5orfslgelien at 5pDene.
8 en- 6ulOej uOen for 9pen inos
6sntebs man benz, men 5ppsns trait
Rspoloere og fprsoe paa Gi~rteg9ngerz
ne, bporaf ire bleo baarbt iaarsoe.
3jliioit opermunoeoe man 5orbrpoers
ne og tunoe tilbagegipe paitoren bans
Spareitiainger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-10
WafeOonien.

SITE / lange 5iber bar mar bait Ell
faa baaro 9inter / Mateoonien iom /
4ar. Sneen bar ligget bsjt, DC aulz
ben bar paret en- itreng 6erre. 5olt
Og 59 er frosne ibjel, og 2unosbper
bar p9rst fuloitGnoig afifaarne ira
OmOerOsnen. 9bem ftulbe fro. nuu
man Ter I'D ober bette froittnugeoe,
ineDafte 8jerglano, at Der oeo Somz
mertiOe fan pere Iaa itent iOm intet
anoet Steos2 5jslbb9tfen risler o9
Ilabrer, 9ruerne mobnes I bet oorme,
fpblanoite Solitin, ap9get gaur feOt
og Oelnaret puu 8isrgftr9nterne; ct
pibuaOsrligt 2anbifub, bpor burite
gjerge og f~rugt6art imiIsnbe Dale itas
big Detsler.
Dog, belt uOosot er bet life. Sen
ODER Snemarterne, gsnnem be uDejs
Iomms SfoDe, ob itejls gjergIfier fle>
Der zig fmaa @ruppsr Of Wenneifer.
Oct er samle og unge, Manb og apina
Der imellem 6inanben. unosrlig forz
fdgte Ter be uo. 4egemlige pg aanoez
lige 9ibelier bar m9rtet benz. De
finer Ombpsgelis, iOm sjalot bet 2ipet,
be folfet9tte gsne. Sg dae itDrer be
i famine Hetniae, mob 8ulgariens
@renie. s Dag fommer Der to 5un>
orebe, | 9dar ct 5unorebe, / Worgen
fommer Der mddife 5uiinb.
Og ingsn teaer benz, fom fesner og
bsr / goemarten. Sngen fsrer elite
oper benz, fom be tbrtiffe Solodter
oDerrumpler, opinaper og bugger neo.
Wafeoonisrne Ielp er tr9tte at at
tGae. Der blep Iaa mango Suffer |
R9tferae, at bet n9Iten bar nemmere
at oosrie, bbem Der blep tilbage. Oct
Yer 4rmeniernes Sagd ON igen.
Sultanen bar 10 ben fsoelige 0dne
life at uobetals 2sn til fine gmbebss
meno og Sob til fine Soloater, ndar
ban fan unbgaa bet. Og | en- Qars
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-10
Geeolep Gal.

Der jeg iioite Sang itreO ON 2anbet
peo Mount Campbell, lopeoe jeg, at
ieg n9ite Sang Diloe meooele noget
ON 3eeblep, iom lieger ca. 7 Wil fbo
fra Mt. Campbell og ligeIom banner
SnOgangen til 80. 6. Og en- bel Del
2ano oeromfring.
Reeoleb er en- gn paa 800 a 1000
S~nbbbgsere. 5 5jor boDoe 9pen BET
u6elD, at 5oretniagspdrten gift op /
2uer, men Der 6pgges raft op igen.
De blen os f%ortalt, at 8ben / 6ors
bolo til oens Stsrrelie bar en- liblig
Syorretningsb1. gben bar to 8aner,
SDut6ern paeifie og Santd 5e.
Den ligger liee paa aanten at Sing
Sinner, en- pan 9eliggenheo. Gn COB
plabs for Nrbeibsfolf 6ele Gdref,
ON 9intsren pep @anoleoniagerne og
6pebeapl % ON Sommeren meb 5rugt
pg Craps.
SDbsit fra Reeblep, 8 Mif, ligser en-
onoen gn, fom beooer Denuta; Der er
en- bel Del 9anb til Sules til for
ffeniae priier. Sgfaa finbes Der en-
Del Qanosm9nb, NET 8ornbolmere.
6pob Der er at m9rfe beb Gam
bet bit for Sings Riber er, at bet enDs
nu life er ftruet op til ben beje pris
fom fad mango andre Steoer; men ON
ct Mar eIer TO bill bet NOT fomme op.
2anbsm9nb, fom dgter Jig til ct
milbere alima, bill 10 gre bel | at be-
mite 5ioen, mebens 2anoet sr | rimes
Zig pris.
Rsb ginet til ReeOlen pdd G6icdgo
Nort6<W efteren eller Soma Central
81. 81. Zen fsrite itaar | JOrbinoelie
mep II. g. &c Soutb< pdcific, ben
5ipife meo Santa Sc. 5 ReeblD fan
) Oplsse glntOa gaielisn, (ban er 5ar>
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-10

Sponien er blsosn tiltsnbt $337.50O
/ Stabeserftatning fra ct fort ffoiTf
SfibsbDgningsfirma / Edinburgh,
forbi 5irmaet life lepereoe fire 5orpes
boidqere til tpntrdttm9siig lib unoer
ben fpanTfsomeritanife aria. Stibene
blep life lsosret for omtrent bdlptreoie
Qar efter ben / 9ontratten foitidtte
lib. Og bette fanot Retten MATTE
ItraFes meo en- 9sbe paa $500 ON
llgen. Saa sobt uobptte at oisie
Stibe boobs Spanisn nGppe fact, pm
be bapoe mootaset Dem | rette Sio.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-10
9lanot Wormonerne.
Ulin Ramp meo Wormoner.

nj 5Oban 9lielien. rs siber. 3 Omi!as ~ Gents.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-10
Se fan life iclu.
itprre Qnta.

st telegram fra aonitantinopsl
flyer, at Snltunen bar pdaIdgt lit
ari9soepartemsnt itrats at onIse euro
petite Offcersr for 9enOarmeriet
(aorps at golitiiolbater) / Maceoos
MEN. 6n Runbitripelie bill bliOe Ienbt
til geIgisns, 6oaanos, Speits's og
Sperrigs 3egeringer meo Q%nmooning
ON, at De bill uOpege Ofiterer, iom sr
Ttitteoe for bette 6pero.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-10
correspondence.
Sra ,,Sntbcr College,
Garine, Wis.

.6p0r 9ioen Dog Timber hurtigti"
8et er Den @ruaDtone, Der gennemz
Ttrsmmer ale Glepernes Ytringer.
MAR 5alen faloer ON ben tilitunben=
De Sommer; og bet er bet beoite Be
pig for. at be er glade Deo Spbploet
Der, % oenne 8lRoe bar Dos De aaerz
fleite i'm opbeite @runb oeri. at De
feler, at 5ioea bar n4ret bel dnpenot
ng giOet ct go0t uobDtte; tbi fun paa
ben 5io At ems 9io, Der tar bdaret
sSruot eQer moonet en- til at bare
sSrugt. tan man t9nte meb 9l9oe; %
leg gniter at betone bette Der for at
mango hinge, iom l9ier bette, maa
f~orItaa, at hi Glepsr pad 9utber Col
lege er glade peo Stolen. og ieg bad
Der, al bet maa leoe noqle al Dem til
al beipge Stolen i 6remtipen.
gibliot6etet potter 9I9beligt. Zen
iibIte 3ilo9tit 4 ct fuloft9aoigt Sat
af Gnrnclopeoia Britannica. if9ntet
til Sfolen al gaitor ,Seriilo. Reenab,
fom beiegte os peO iamme 9eiligbeo,
oe bl. 4. bolbt ct 5oreorug, bpori ban
lt9rtt %betoneoe, at bnao man Iaar !
uneoommen, ital man bsite / Mloer=
nommen, % boor nsopenoigt bet er at
Jamie zig 9unoftaber / lln9oommea
for at Faa bet fulos uobptte at 9ipet
/ Manobommen.
9aitor gorsgouro fra 2enoi6d bar
bolbt ct 5oreorag paa Stolen ON Re=
formationens 5orbereoeliestio / Dam
mart, % ban bar lobet ON en- lib at
tale til os ON felipe aeformdtionen.
5 forrige 1ge foretos ale gleberne paa
9fufen en- l1ofugt til 8enofbd. 6oor
pi IF Ell ubmGrfet Wootagelie. Sm
Nftenen o~berp9reoe Ri ungoomsfor=
eningens Mgbe, bpor gaitor Borg
e1dro talte ON gisrnitjerne gisrnz
ion, ibet ban uo fra bans Qib pddniz
tie, at bet galoer ON at Bloc efter at
fomme op paa 2iDets 5iGlotinrer for
at nnoe ben frie lioiigt, men at nan
Ifal poate Jig for. at man lite, Tom
8iernion. lager mere / Rdnoslen, eno
mar fan bore. at man life itoler paa
i'm sgen Strait. 5 5il1utning BERTH
tate qrof. Helion t~ortelig ON 5or=
boloet melem oanlt % nofif 4anos=
lib. Gerpaa lang gleOer1e UNDER
9eoeIie al grof. So9nIon no9le Sunge.
Scr hi brso op. 6srte Ri flere 4ntpb=
ninger, Der leoer os til at hua6e, at
mango at b unae adrle % piaer /
aenOf6a BIZ gaa paa Dor STOLE nalte
8inter.
2sroag often ben 21Oe 5ebr. fejre-
oss Iaf6instons 5soielsOug Der. ioet
Den literare Jorening foranitaltebe en-
Mai6ington unnerbolbning, / boilten
Sr9t % Stilbringer fra NaI6ington
bleD Oraget frem, og Songe blep az
funene.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-10
uoIanoet.
gtutabcnc.
6orti0t ira| Sioe y.

gaa Gruno al De itrenge umeris
tanIte Snopanbringslope bar be tpite
0ampitibslinier faaet SrOre til at
fsre nsic aontrol meo, at De life be-
fOrorer nogen @migrant. fom Der er
SonoIpnlig6eO for, at ban life fan
opfbloe De amerifanite Qutoriteters
6ororinger, oa bet blot bill blioe til
9iniernes Cab, ON De bliper mot til
at transporter Gmigranter tilbage
ltgrre Qntal.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-10

Hegertng bar fra &omiteen fact agjs
agtige Referater al bet tnrtiite R9os
lelsberreosmme.
Der bill MI ira ruff % sitrieit Sibe
bliOe gjort ct alOOrliet 5orise pud at
aftpinse Sultanen ida gennemgribsnbe
aeformer ! Wafeoonien. at gefolfnins
gen tan fe 5remtiben trpggere /
MsDe. Men ielb ON Sultanen | iibfte
2jeblit p%irtslig falber til SIZE, er bet
10 ingenlunbe giDet. at Mafebonerne
Ilaar Zig til 5dols 6ermeb.
Sultanens 9ej er brolagt meo Re=
formlsfter. 6per Sang be europ9iffe
Stormagter fate BAN Stolen for 8ss
rem, unberffreo ban ct Reformproarom.
Wlen ban bar alorig eennemfert bet.
Saa mart ban troebe, at 9Dgen bar
orepea oper, flap ban fine gloobunbe
lss isen.
Oct peo MateoOnerne, og berfor er
Der al Sonoipnligbeb for, at be ilaar
Tvs. Der better en- apart MiGion
9Drfere inb pbsr Matebonien, ba bra
ger gulgarerne fnngenOe oDer @r9ns
fen, ou ounprer SOrDen unber be rugs
Fife 99re, og Oa -.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-10

mer. men Dor / Horbpeit part at gnen)
og Sesie Sanien. iom er 5ormano
euer r~ettereS superintendent paa ct 6pe=
o~emaga3in miot / gben. 0isie 2
! MRnb bill p9re glade peo at p9re be-
res Qanosm9no til 5ieneite. !9lit
iud paa, at / Darts % Qpril ialger
S%ernbanerne biaiee gileter uo til Gpz
itea. % Dol. fra Omaha til bpiltens
iom6elit glaos paa 9acifczapiten.
Sea er bleben ipurgt ON, bpao ieg |
min iibite 4rtitel mente, mar ieg itreo.
at IS. 90. 9p6rer er iaa nogenlunoe
9rlig ION 9anoagent. Seq mente nems
liz bette, at bet er pitt meget panites
ligt At oere 9rIig iOm 9anodgent.
Men fioel ieg iioit Itrep, bar ieg talt
meo 9o6rer ON BEN Sag og iagoe til
6am, at bpab bet gialt ON for nit
8eotommenbe, naar ieg ituloe pege pdu
en- 9laos for Dem at mine
9anbsmRno. iom snIteoe at fomme
6eruo. bet bar at De oa tunbe blibe be-
banolet Grli9t. Mr. Robrer ipareoe
oa, at bois Ri tunoe finoe en- e1eIte
Wano. ban bapoe foriegt at innoe,
piloe ban edrantere os ct pitt gelsb.
Man faar bet Snotrnt at BAN, at ban
er 9rlig. 8ette %itriper leg iom en-
beore 5oritaaelie at bet fmprite.
Hu tunoe bet pare rimeligt. at mo-
gen | Ziten tunoe t91te iom Iau: .6pab
Snteresie fan ban babe al at bragg
5olt ub til 8piten og life laoe Dem
blipe, bpor De sr / Ro. Stuloe Der
finoes noele. ION t9nter iau, oa bill
ieg gerne iige: Seq er lite efter Dem,
Ipm sniter at b9re / Ro; nei, blip bare
boor 5 er. Men jeg bar en- gunts
8repe, iom tposr pdd, at Der er lite
fua faa / gften, iom er urolige o9 Dil
uo at reiie. % Der er en- Streng, ION
Haas paa bos benz aae: = ,@i snIter
at TONNE til ct milbsrs alima". Def
er Dem, jsg bar Snteresie for, lite for
at iRlge Dem 2dno. for ieg bar Inlet
iom BELT meb Qanoet at gre. Men
bet er Isrgeligt at fe. hpor pore 2anoss
m9nb er Ipreote hsruoe. og berfor biloe
ieg gerne gre, boao jeg fprmudr for
at iamle Dem pda en- 9laos, iaa be
funoe bape SUBS Orb og Satramens
terne ibldnot zig. Scr isg tror ingens
lunbe. at DIT oanffs Sprog er iaa mar
oeo at forgaa enonu, iaa bet ituloe
OGre operhBbig al iamle port 5olf ON
SUES Orb paa Mooersmaalet. Der
Tor pegsr ieg for minore bemiole0e
paa De qlnoIer. bpor Qanb fan faaes
paa rimslioe 9ilfaar. Seq betragter
bette iom ct Mlisiionsarbeioe til SUBS
Giges 6remme % pore 2anosm9no til
@sliignslie baace timeIig % aanoelig.
0m en- fort 5io BIZ isg beige oSopn
Of Mount Campbell" ener 9ldoien,
bpor oe1 er uOlagt. og pil ba naite
Sang itripe oerfra.
2. Snbnon.
Olennner galff
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-10
Yige enlfes.

On flint Qise Tan faa qlaos / Gsm
3sitaurant, Blair, 0ebr. Dob gsn eipss
en- bpstis gise, iOm i%Oritaur iS puo Dab.
lapning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-10
efal De femoe effer
Hustru Og Barn,

SeIter os Brooer, 6aoer % Mooer ener oil.
bre SlGgtniiger. iaa fom ibu, at Seanoina.
ptans Nmeriean GniienS npe 10000 IONS
9obbeltpropeler 9ampItibe oscar IL,
"3e0ig GlaD" o. "uuiteD Stotes" befororer
Wasiagererue fra Sfanbinapien til gmerifa
paa 9E-l0 Gage loen Dmbptte uHoer
Heiien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-10

Ell t~iloirfct c ter ben beferbte banife 9pt.
tor 5enrit Shmibts originate Hecept os
er berfor in9en 6nmbug. N~ubefales oers
for ioa oct bebite aesemibbei til eabner
lioenoe. 5ulriee Gnbefalinser babes.
Observation-Disclosures borttn9er iul6itGnoiet
.5ilippenier, 6reener, grem, 9isturne,
8orter. haoro pub os Logger Saar. Nm.
beiales iom ct iortrinliet Mibbel mob I'll
oo rebnebe 5euoer, eiuer tilreo Ell imut
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The Washington times., 1903-06-17
SPANISH WAR VETERANS,
FETE A GREAT SUCCESS

A record breaking attendance was
seen last evening at the Spanish War
Veterans lawn fete which Is holding
full sway at Fourteenth Street and
Florida Avenue this week. A musical
and dance program was presented by
Cora Shreves' class. and the numerous
booths were we'll patronized.
Today being the anniversary of the
battle of Bunker Hill. the Spanish War
Veterans have planned a celebration 1t
the fete tonight. There will be an ex-
hibition drill by the Minute Men. Gen
Thomas II. Mckee and Judge J. +. Pitt
man will deliver addresses. and Capt.
NJ. NJ Lewis viii give a recitation
The following is the program; lnvo-
cation. by Chaplain w. L. De Reimer;
poem, The Story of Bunker Hill Bat
tie" by o. w. Holmes. read by Capt. Vi.
VI. Lewis; song, The Sword of Bunker
HiH,' Capt Il. J. WoodmGn; address ny
Gen. Thomas H. Mckee; recitation, "Old
Glory" J. Whitcomb Riley. by Judge J
f. Pittman.
The Washington times., 1903-06-17
THREE DEFENDERS TO
RACE FOR CUP TODAY
The Yachts to Sail Over the Larch-
mont Course.

LARCHMONT, y. Y, June 1.-THE
Reliance. Constitution. and Columbia,
the three cup yachts, Will race over the
Larchmont course of her today n a
special contest arranged by the Larch-
mont Yacht Club. Commodore Freder-
tex T. Adams has donated a handsome
cup to be given the winner. The start
of today's race will be made of the
clubhouse.
A fair six-knot breeze was blowing
from the south this morning and the
water was as smooth as glass. Dancing
in the harbor here was the feet OF the
Larchmont Club. whose members and
friends came out from the city to wit
ness the race.
The Larchmont. for the 9O-footers,
has always been one of the popular
yachting events OF the season. because
Of the success with which the regatta
committee has conducted the races
over in Hemstead harbor this morning
the crews OF the Constitution and Co
lumbia were busy making sail. while
down off Premium Point the Reliance 5
sailormen had headsails up in stops and
the big mainsail spread. Columbia
hoisted today the new mainsail which
she bent last Saturday.
A time limit OF five and One-hali
hours has been set on today's race