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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-05-14
Farmers Well Fixed

Assessor Court expects to complete
the years assessment work on this
island this week. He still has to assess
the personal property on Shaw, De-
catur, Blakely, Stuart and Waldron
islands. He says be doesn't know of
any farms anywhere better equipped
on the average with machinery and
better stocked than those of the San
Juan valley. There are some farms on
Lopez too that are splendidly supplied
in these respects. He particularly COM
mends the enterprise of Lopez people
in the matter of roads and says they
are doing large amount of fine fenc-
ing, mostly with wire.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-05-14
Large School AppOrtiopment

An Olympia dispatch to the Post
Intelligencer says that the quarterly
apportionment certified by the state
auditor from the common schools fund
is 1906, ,6S5.09. This is the largest ap-
portionment in the history of the state,
exceeding the next highest by 100000.
The apportionment for May, 1902, was
$6s2, ,478.50. The unusual apporton-
ment this quarter is due to the fact
that the state has just paid into the
common school fund the interest on
the bonds for money borrowed from
the permanent school fund, the interest
having accrued since 1899.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-05-14
TO ! OPEN BIG QUARRY
wALpROS ISLAND SANDSTONE PROF
ERTY BONDED
Ethan Allen Gives Option on Thirty One
Acres-stone Pronounced Finest in the
Northwest-Extent of Deposit and Re.
suit of Tests.

County School superintendent Allen
has entered into an agreement with
Tacoma parties to sell them thirty-one
acres of his land on WaIdron island,
valuable for its building stone, for
$4,000. Under the terms of the agree
ment, which was placed upon record
Monday, the first payment upon the
purchase price must be made within
sixty days. 1t Is expected, however,
that such payment will be made and
work begin at all earlier date. If the
plans of the promoters OF the project
are carried out the enterprise is likely
to become one Of the most important
ever inaugurated in the county. The
ISLANDER is advised that the govern
ment architect at Washington has pro-
nounced the stone superior to any yet
found in the west, with the single ex-
ception of that at Falstaff, Arizona. 1t
IS fine grain, gray sandstone and
some idea OF its strength may be formed
from the fact that i'm recent test a
four-inch cube withstood pressure of
100000 pounds, which was all that those
making the test had any interest in
applying, as that is sufficient for all
purposes of construction. Samples were
t oxen by drilling and firing a hole
eighteen feet in depth. 1t required six
heavy charges of dynamite and
seventh charge of seven kegs of black
powder to crack the walls of the ledge
and open the rock. The deposit is said
to have a base line Of 900 feet, an eleva-
tcn of 450 feet above sea level and
known length of 450 yards within the
limits bonded. 1t is the intention of
those who have bonded the property
TO use the most modern appliances for
drilling and saving the stone and it is
expected that a force of at least seventy
five men will be employed. The ledge
lies at the water's edge and at the most
favorable point on Waldron island for
the construction and maintenance of
suitable wharf.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-05-14

water sufficient to allow 1t to sink until
the weight of water displaced were
equal, as with vessel, to the weight
supported.
Here again the motion is exceeding
ly slow, and the foregoing reasoning is
deceptive. Summarizing the Canadi-
ans argument on this point, The Eng
neering Magazine says: "The real
work performed by the tide is meas
ured not by the weight of anything
floating upon it. but by the actual
weight of the water and the distance
through which it is lifted. Thus, if We
take square foot of surface, and tide
of twelve feet, we have for the work
performed by his rise and fall the
weight of twelve cubic feet of water
raised to an average height of six feet,
or about 4,500 foot pounds in six hours.
This corresponds to 121 foot pounds per
minute for square foot of water area
with tide of twelve feet, or approx-
mately about one foot pound per min
ute per square foot of surface for every
foot height of tide. Since one horse
power is equal to $4,000 foot pounds per
minute, 1t would take $4,000 square
feet to give horsepower with one
foot tide, or with twelve-foot tide
$3.50 square feet for single horse
power"
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-05-14
Michael Schaefer Insane

Michael Schaefer, of East Sound, was
ordered committed to the insane asy-
lum Monday by Court Commissioner
Blair, and Sheriff McCrary left with
him for Steilacoom Monday afternoon,
accompanied by George Whitley and
Will Langell, of East Sound, as guards.
Schaefer has been mentally somewhat
unbalanced for number of years, but
not until quite recently was he consid-
cred at all dangerous. Saturday he
went to the cabin of Indian Tom, on
North Beach, and according to Toms
story shot at him with his own (Tom's)
gun. Tom fled, uninjured. and went
to East Sound for protection and as
sistance. A small party headed by
George Whitley went to Toms cabin
and finding Schaefer still there took
him into custody and he was brought
here that night on the launch Orcas.
He tried to commit suicide by cutting
his wrist, but the knife was so dull
that the attempt failed.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-05-14

Reasons Why Engineers Consider 1t
Impracticable

Reasons Why Engineers Consider 1t
Impracticable
1t is a sigular fact that nearly all
trained engineers, when they once
study the problem of deriving power
from the tides, make up their minds
that it is an unpromising scheme.
That is what Q. P. Baillarge has just
been telling the Canadian Society
of Civil Engineers. The fayorite
method with those who have tried ex-
periments is to admit the incoming
water to reservoir, like a dock, and
close the gates when the highest stage
is reached. The fluid is then com
PEELED to turn water wheel before it
can escape. Mr.. Baillarge calls atten-
ton to one or two aspects of this mat
ter which are usually overlooked.
Time is one of the factors i'm the prob-
lem. So slowly does the tide recede
that only gentle pressure is exerted
if an attempt is made to drive the
wheels steadily. Or, if the water is all
pent up until just below the low water
stage outside, it's effective discharge is
limited to a very short period. The
power would then be available only
with the aid Of electric storage.
Another plan is to harness the tide
when 1t begins to rise. with pontoons
or huge hollow floats. Apparently,
says Mr.. Baillarge, it is an almost ire
sistlble power, since with the tide
everything rises upon its surface, even
to twenty to thirty thousand ton
ship, and in a similar manner it would
lift whole city if built on a water
tight bottom or pontoon with depth of
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-05-14
In fhe Hands of q Receiver

The Chlopeck Fish Company, of Sc
attic, has gone into the hands of a re-
ceiver. Chlopeck Bros. packed fish
here several years ago, before they
formed an incorporation. The receiv-
ership was ordered by the court on q
showing that the debts were large ana
that the head of the firm, Edward
Chlopeck, was of unsound mind and
incapable of longer directing his own
affairs. Joshua Green, stockholder
and trustee, is the complainant. He
says that the corporation owes $4,000
and has reached the limit of its credit.
He is of the opinion that the assets, il
properly handled, are enough to pay
all the debts and leave some money
over for the stockholders. On his sug-
gestion the court appointed Jennie
Chlopeck, the wife Of the president of
the company, as receiver. The'defend-
ant corporation in its answer admits
every allegation of the complaint.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-05-14
Immigrant Head Tax

"It is fact not generelly KNOWN"
said Collector of Customs Ide in an
interview few days ago at Spokane,
"that an Englishman crossing the line
from the Canadian side, even if he is
coming to this country merely to visit
a friend, has to pay head tax of So.
The new immigration law, passed by
the last congress, requires that all
aliens coming into this country, ex-
cept Mexicans, Canadians, Cubans and
Porto Ricans, must pay this tax. The
law is in effect now"
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-05-14

Don't forget that real estate taxes
one-half at least-must be paid by the
last day of this month to avoid the de-
linquency penalty.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-05-14
SCHOOL ELECTION
N. Il. CHURCHILL REELECTED d.
RECTOR FOR THREE YEARS

Fifty One votss Cast, Nineteen of Them
by Ladies-One of the Directors Must
Act as Clerk After August L, Under
New Law.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-05-14

A large amount of wire webbing for
J.. ID. Pi'Ee arrived on the Thompsons
Tuesday.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-16

at forI6ge paa at dubenbare ben
uloOlige 3rofit, lob Politiet ban
itrats arreIfere pda en- eller dnoen la
bet 2lnilage pg trueOe BAN til at for
bolOe fig taps.
&hibben bar Samlingsfebet for
Rbtommere til o9ittle SerlpTulem".
5 &lubpGrelierne fit be ben tilitraf~
ieliee llnOeroisning og 9Oelie faa
&c tanoe inbfinOe fig Retten og al
lGgge Gben ucen at begaa noget sell
9reb. Mange baoOe bog life engang
bet grDberi at gaa til Retten, men
fit zig uOleoeret falffe qapirer gem
nem alu6bens Meblemmer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-16
Sill ,Ganifercn"s Slbunnenter

0aniTb2ut6sran publiibing 6ou.
ie bill mart ubIenOe Rsgninger til
oae, iom itaar tilReitance for Dan
iteren". Del pil ipare 6uiet baaoe
Qrbeioe og penge. berIom bore 9ens
ner pil inoienbs getaling for Dan
iteren" iamt andre Blade inben ben
5io tommer. ba bi Ital uoIenoe 3ege
ninger. Gnbper fan Ie paa 9OresIes
feblen. til bpilfen 3io 8labene er be-
telte San. / betbOer l. Sanuar
1901, San. 2 betpoer l. Sanudr
1902, Subj 3 betpoer 1. Sulp 1903,
0. I. b.
ia oOanIferen" MI er faa bill'g
og uotommer to Gorge ussntlig for
ben idmme pris, Iom cen toIteoe en-
Sang ugentlig, bar pi gjort Heenin9
rGa, at oOaniteren" buroe oltib be-
tales forub. SuIf bet, 8enner naar
9etaling inoIenoes, at Ienee minoIt
et 9(ar 5orItuo.
paa Danii6 9ut6.. publ.
9oufes 9egne:
pauI peterfen, 8eitprer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-16
9pOsOpmt 9anifcr.

Zen tiH!igsrs omtalts eoaite Mor=
Der lltab peter Mortenien er M
for dnben Sang bSosbemt. Dior
tenien blep for omtrent TO Qtdr Iiben
arreiteret for Wtistante ON Mor5
paa en- ung Mano. Sfent ban falt4
bolbt fin llItploig6eO, par SnbicierGe
MOB BAN beg ida Itarte, at ban tenbs
tes Itblbig og bleb oemt til Ospen.
Derfra appellsrebes Sagsn til 9eies
iteret, bpor ben bebanoleoes / err
bags. Ser forToareoe Mortsnien iie
/ en- 9ale, Ter barsoe Il 5ime, os
foruoen at faiiboloe i'm llifpibig6co
frembepebe ban Itarft, at ban lite
babbe bait ct upartiit 5orber, bpors
for ban bsnfalot 9pieiteret ON at
beorbre 5orbersretten til at tage Gu
gen op forfra. 9ans 8sn bleD imio4
lertio afilaaet, og 20. Rop. bleD fdits
iat Iom bans 0ebsDag. s lltab bar
en- ogosbemt 9et til at bGlge mellenl
at blipe bGngt eler ituot. Sorrige
Sang palgteMortenien at blipe ifubt,
og ban peIger ianbipnligois famine
OeDsmaabe MI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-16
9anif Sarf fOrliit.

st Telegram fra Ma3atlan (Uleriz
tos 9eittgID meboeler, at Den panIte
Bart 6lara forrige OnsOdg er forliTt
peo SnaTeilinsen III Saonen osriieOs,
CO at f.!e 9eiatain3ea paa 3 Man0
er omtommen.
Sh6tt 6apb, frD0feI ube / Spen /
fire, fem Dage, Ca ben poloIomme
Storm rg 6.n enorme 5egang giors
Re tet reIitabelt at lgfe iuo / 6aoz
nen. ga Stormen forrigc Onsoa8
lagoe fig iaa meget. at Sti6ets 5erer
anIaa bet for Ftfeyt at lpbe inO, bleo
5origget giort. 0len ret lom Bar
fen bar lige req Snolsbet, brg-
5tormen lgs meo fornnet Stnrte %
,dIte0e 9arten inn paa ct alippeyeo,
1oor Den bleo ilaaet fuloitencig /
St1ttsr rg fant 2Gbet af ct BAR
Minutier. p9 aae be ombprboGrenoe
par rebningslsIt Portable.
llIbtfen iaas fra 9anb, og ibrrs
oige, men frugteslgie 5Orisg bleO
9iort paa at tomme De ulDttelige III
llnbiGtning; en- al aeoningsmGnbene
iotte enoogidd Qipet til.
Gn Del 9rugsoOs og flere Gig er
Ienere breOne 2anb. Selegrammet
melcer intet ON be omborbp1renoes
0aOne eGer ON Stibets 9jemitaon,
og b0or bet Tom ira.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-16
5rustaul / SOnt6 9afOta.

g. 0atotas aunobrugsifole g0r
fig fore 2tnitrangelier for at faa
aanbmanoene lii at tage fat paa
5rugtabl. Stolen bar plantet 25,oO0
QGbletrGer for OerosO at iette 2anO=
manoene ct Gtsempel oa for at 6liOs
tldr ober, 6bilte 2trter. Der beOIt tan
tribes Staten. Dor 2anosmano,
grOf. 9anien, drbsjOer iorigt meO
pisie 6OrIgg, % bl. 4. bar FAN fra
i'm aejIe 4uslano for nogle Qtar
fioen 6iemfort en- 2trt 0anomdoner,
Ger tribes gobt 9. Dafota.
,,8anneo."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-16
Sanot nOf, mem

Neb W}et6ooiiiernes aurtige Som
ference / Siour Gitp Soma, bolOt
9iifop 5opler iflg. Zen OanIte
gioneer" forleben en- Gale til be unge
prGIter, 6oori ban aap Dem en- Del
gooe aaao. st of bisIe oar; ,@iit
eOer, og gift e0er meo &Oinoer, ber
bar gob, iuno 5ornuft. Gaa life
fen og gift eber meO Ell Soinoe, Blot
forOi BUN ct gu6frbgiig. 6bis BET
filler iig Iaalebes fer eOer. at S fan
beige mellsm en- abinbe, Der bar COB
% Iun6 5ornuft, men in9en gieli9ion,
og iaa en- aDin6e. Der bar fulbtop
df Geligioa, men lie ret me9et a BET
onOet. faa oelg 5 bare ganite roGg
hen fsri,s. Gor Reli9ion fan bun
faa nof af 10 3imsr eTter : er bls0tn
gift, men bois bun terimob er fulo
af Retigion, men lite far mere Ser
itanO enO FUN tranger til, er Ger fior
5are for, at s 2G9teiia6sl Oil 9ioe
6enOe oltfor mango 9eilig6eoer til
at glemme aeligionen."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-16
Gnglanb er Ban E.

2onoon, 13. Ott. = Baron 6ana-
fbi, Sdpans MliniIter / @nglanb, IL
ger, at ban life beO noget ON, at So
pan bar fenOt 3uslanb etllltimatum.
6dn iagce ON Stiqingen: ,,Hatur=
ltgois bar jeg llnDerretning al for
ifellig @rt, men ingen 6erom. ario
mellem Sapan og gfuslanD bilbe be-
re til ltor Sfdoe for bem begge, men
/ 8ilf9Ioe al at en- arife bliper
fremtounget, 6da6er jeg,ut Sapan pil
9aoe attib Sbmpati bos bets 5or=
6unosfGue. Gnglano."
9enne birette 6entDonin9 til Gn9=
lanos trattatma8iige 5orpli9teHer
og cen mistreitige 3one I MiniTtez
rens llotalelier, fom f6r oltio far
pGret for6aa6nin8sfuloe, bar felo=
fglaelig rat alminbelig 2Gng1elIe
@ngldno. Selo be mere frrRaa6z
nin9sfulCe Gnglanbere tror life
lenaers, arigen fan afren6e5.
2onO0ns 2,aifer bar Ifutt cmtrent
ale andre Sp6rg5maaf / gaqrunDen
og er fuloe af 8eIegrammer fra aae
8erren8 aarter ON Stilinqen. We6
Sipsn beraf trpttes lange @eIfriDel=
isr af gfuslanbs og Sapans Striogs
trGfter til 2anbs og til @anbs, ret
leoenoe 9trtitler poer oen Tremtipiqe
arigsitueplaOs 0. I. b., fort Iagt,
Spprgmaalet ON arig melem o5az
pan og auslonb be6anbles li9eIaa
uOf9rlig, Iom ON 8rigen oirefte an
9it gngldnb.
,,0dilD 5elegrapb" bar en- fagmesz
Jig artitel, iom itatiitiit orager BEN
Slutning, at til Sps er 3uslano og
Sapan lige iterte. Mlen SapaneIerz
ne er 6eore uooanneoe, taaler Iom It
mere aorueligt Soft mere 2tnitranz
9e.Ie eno &usldnOs pg er fremfor
alt beIjGlet at en- Saorelanostarlia=
beo og en- Sdm6olOsfglelIe, Iom
5arens StunO bill gore Sapans Sfz
ficerer og MGno po6belt Iaa barbiz
fuloe iOm 9fuslanbs. .0aifp Mail"
Tiger, at Sapan er aft for bel pibenoe
ON, at llbiettelIs bil gapne Huslano
mere ano bet, til at Oct pif uof4tte
arigen lGngere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-16
u angler getr9fteGie.

Berlin, 13. Oh. ,,aplniIt9e
3eituug" far ct Eale9ram fra Bort
2lrtur ON, at Qtomiral Qtleris bar
uoIteot en- SunogerelIe Jon benagz
ter, at oe iaponeIiTte 3ropper er lanO=
iat / aDrea, og flyer, at aqe foruruz
ligenoe 3eIe9rammer er Ienot { Spsz
luldniers 2Grinoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-16
Stillineen / Often
fer beore no.
6aGb ON 5reO. : Jaren er COG langt
fra afpen0t.

Ct. qetersbora 13. Oft. = 9et
rusfiTfe lloenrigsminiitsrium flyer at
bet 6etragter bet uTiutiTfs Gpproa=
muaf Tom afiluttet. Den nuOarenOe
Sti1ing er at 6ebreioe @n9lanO, So
pan og aina. 0pis Oisie Magter
after bill aabne llnberbanolingerne
og moOtage risIe 9stingelier, iom ne
FIR bar fortaitet, Itaar bet bem aas
bent. 9Ruslano oil intet gsre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-16
@irfer tilireositillenoe.

Center, Gol.. 4. 2tpril 1902.
8i bruger 8attins' gegetable
9tnoOpne Eminent moo aolit og
5orItuonina, pg bet pirter altiO til
frebsitillenbe.
Wlrs. Walter u bdir.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-16

nenOt til asiiIterenOe G6ef for @ene-
rclitoben. v3imeS"s Correspondents
/ 8otiO flyer, at Oenne llbnabnelie
betra9tes meo alminOelig 3ilfreos=
6eo, Ou aoOama unfes for en- of Sa-
pans melt fremragenbe 0ficerer.
Sra MoItpa telegraferes Dag iii
Zines, at ben 10. Ofto6er afg;f
en- Itor rusiiit 9roppeTtDrte fra
&9arbo oper ben fibiriite Sern6ane
lii 2(Iien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-16
Snberfuloie blanbt yarerne.

Snbianapolis, SnO., 10. Ott. =
Stutens Sunbbebstommisiion bar
pebtdget en- Del me Gegler II bpilfe
be, iom peorerer tarin9sfpee 2ere.
re be oHentlige Gtoler. er be big.
tisTts. commissioners llnberfegelieI
bar fonltateret,at 250,000 29rere Ii.
Der al 9aring. Disle bill blipe al
leoiqebe, naar beres Termin uolsber
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-16
6ar Sc nuseniinOe b6rt

om Or. pster's 9urifo? SanOIpns
ligOis bar De. 6ar De nOgenIin0e
fOrIpgt bette gamle, iaa bnOeoe 2es
aemibbel2 Spis De life bar, pg bpis
De er in9 os liOenOe, er Get netpp,
bbaO De tiltranger. prgb life at
er6o!oe Or. 9geter'8 9urito paa 9tpo=
t6eter. Den falges life Der. De fan
Blot fau ben af Manren, Der fabrifsz
rer ben, Or. qeter 5abrnep, 112-
ia CD. 6Opne 2De, Chicago, Sl.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-16
12te Marg.

De Hui itninger, Iom man mente, at
6ranfrig gjoroe meo en- Gro6ring af
Marpcco for 2ie, par tbbelig nof /
5orbentning pm ben nu foreitaaenbe
Grig, 6borom ben rusiiIfe aegerin9
naturligbis bdbDe 9ibet ben franiIe
ct 8inf paa 5orbaanO.
@n unoerlig Smpej.
ct. petersburg, 13. Sft. = Oct
bar raft ulminoeli9 Opfigt Ter, ct
ben pfFiciels Observation-Disclosures
aftrpfter, 6pao o9otulun3eiger"
Berlin flyer om ZEN rusfiIfe og japaz
neiifte 9arS og 5laaOes geoegeIfer
cg ben nRr foreitaaeaoe Grig mellem
&uslunb og Sapan. Wlan gaar 10
fra, at Den rusiiife Reqering paa
cenne MaaOe bill gre 9efplfningen
befenbt meO, 6porOon Sagerne 7taar.
De fOrene0e Stater paa
9agt.
NaI6ington, 3, g., Is. Ott. :
Abmiral GDan5, &ommdnbgren for
ben ameritan7te 6laaoe De aIiatiIie
BarOdnOe, er g}agaTati, Sapan, %
oil 6iipe I 9ften meo en- farf 5laa=
De fom en- 2tOpariel for Sapan pg
RuslanO. 9e npe 5orIifringer fra
rhsIiTf Sibs om5 at traftatmes7i9e
Retti9fe6er bill bli0e reTpefteret, bill
life blioe aniet for tiliireftelig @dz
ranti efter pe genta9ne @ruO q tioz
li9ere 2sfter.
4omiral Gpsas er / g2ogaTdti meb
SlagT}i6et o9entucfp4 paa 1880
Cons. Sla9Tfi6et Oregon pqa
10,5o0 Sons % 9antIerfr1oferen
,2(l6anp" paa $500 Sons. 2(DmiraI
Cooper er goto6ama meo SldgTf;=
BET ..Giatoniin" paa $1,000 Sons,
Rgpofersn Cincinnati" paa $500
Cons, arpOIeren u92alei94" paa 81
500 Gons 20 &rp0ieren Sen Sr.
leans" paa $500 Sons. 5 @6ans-
bal er Mlonitorerne aW}onabnoct %
,Monterep", 6Der paa 1900 Sons,
cg 9anon6uaoen o9elena" paa 1,500
8ons iamt en- 6el Del minbre &G-
nonbaare. 5 Munila er 2(omiral
Sterling meo en- itor 6laabe aF imaa
Ranonbuabe, ta9et fra Spanien ~
fra9t fuIot tompfarbig Stano,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-16

MaoiIOn, gGis., IS. Oft. Omtrent
300 Stuoenter tog Dag en- fjorten
2tors 8reng ira u8eputp Same
@arben". 0renaen bapoe itjaalet
QGbler og bar al cen GrunO bleben
drreiteret al Narben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-16
9ero1ig n b {.

2onOon, 13. Ott. - Baron 6dbas
i6i, Sapans 6erpprenoe MiniIter, IL
ger. Al ban / GFtermiDoag bar mnos
ia9ei 6efoligenoc 3elegrammtr frl
i'm &s9eria9, Iaa at ban M life an
Ter Stilcingen for farlig 9je6littet.
ait btl blibe all rig6t".
Berlin, Is. Oft. = Greo Snonpe.
zen japaniie MiniTter fer, flyer, AZ
al Ging mellem Sapan og RuslonO
bil 6lipe orbnet paa freoelig W}aace,
genagter tinefiife Gftets
retninger.
gofn6ama, 13. Oft. - 2lQe 9a9s
porter, iom tommer ira S6an96ai
ongaaenre 2ta6ningen al ljenOtlig.
feb'r mellem RuslanO og Sapdn, an
ies Der for meningsleie.
Sapuneiere 9jemtalbt.
&om. 13. Ott. = 45 iapuneiiIfs
0ficerer, iom bar ituoeret oeo Ylis
lit1rdtaoemierne Maoena og Aacz
co9ni, er bjemfalote neo telegram
ira arigsminiiteren og afrejite PIC
blittelig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-16
SiQise Safiter til aanlas Gitp.

Sra II. til 20. Oftbr. intluTpe
iGlaes Sur og Returbilletter til
Sanias Gitp, Mo., for S9.o5. ges
turgplDisbeo til 26. Ottbr. intluIiOe.
u. 8. q 0 o b bric 3,
fee 9tt. 9lst.
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8rGriebranO.

Sut9inIon, aan., 15. Stt. Gn
grGrie6rano er uobrubt oper ben ib0:
lige Del al 5oro Gountp i NGrbsoen
af Nlineola, en- Station Glarl
Gountn, og 3uiinber aF 2tcres al goot
0rGs er fort9ret af 5lammerne. 81.
rem er enonu life iluftet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-16
yGrcuriium States" til Iinculn,

Sra II. til 20. Oftbr. influiiOe
curiion 8ittets" til 2incoln, gle6r..
for 111a 9ris 9ur og gfetur meo
@ploigbeo til &c. Stibr.
u. 8. @oo bric +,
Stt. 9lgt.
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)'aO Oel ikke gaa | can0Orag

mep at inOIenbe Detailing for 9pger
oe 8labe til 9uniib 2utberan pubs
liIbing 9puie.
Set fparer baabe Sio cg qenle
FAINT 8eIper, ON alle bore 0enner bill
inoTenoe BE mango Smaabelpb, iom
pi babe tilgobe.
DANISH LUTH. PUBL. HOUSE Blair. Nsb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-16
Der er bisfe Sing aus=
lamb lite maa.

9onoon, 13. Otto6er. - Oct meoz
oeles Get engelFe lbenrigsminiItez
riumJ at De Wlagter, iom far traf=
totmesiige gettig6eper lige orer for
BEN fineiiite 9e9ering, er enige i, at
RuslanO life bill blipe tillabt at inoz
frente eller tilintetgsre bisie RED ii
opIige i'm Srattat meb &ina dnqaaz
enOe Man6uriet. Sbis bisie He.z
tigbeoer reipetteres, bill neppe Sapan
eller nogen anosn Mdet gpre Sno=
penbinger mob, at 3uslanb tr9fFer
Observation-Disclosures for fine
S9rrettigfeber / Man6uriet, men
Huslanb bill life blibe tillabt ,,uo-
Oibelier" eller ,2lfrunOinger" eller
npgen dnoen al be geo9gelIer, 6bor=
meo bette 2ano plejer at itjule 'it
9anorop.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-16
Supan gnfter 9Sreb.

9ofio, Sapan. 10. Oh. - Ger
6oGrtes Dag ct mt MiniItcrrauo,
6oori g2ifaooen og famtli9e N1iniz
tire par til steoe. 5ra met poali.
felige &ilbe fan meloes: 5roos aGe
9egn mooiat aetning er enonu il
te Mulig6eoen for en- frecelig Cps
ming nneluftet. Wlen Sanan benht=
Ter fig af BEN Goroel, fom pisIe ge-
gfpenbecer frembpoer, og inOtager
en- fait Soloning, fulOt forbereot pa1
BEN Muligbeb, at Auslanb fortaIter
be 5orilag, ben japaneiiIte Regering
bar fremIat.
glnben Sefreter ben rusIiite 2es
gation beritebs afrejite til pOrt Or
tur ben II. Os. meo bigtige 8epez
der til 9lomirul 9llerieff, ben rusiiitt
9icefonge.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-16
Sapunefete 6jemfatbt. t.
5rpp penn gn trim g.

port Q(rtur, aina, 13. Oft. -
2tOmiraI qferieff mpnitreOe Dag
10000 Mano af &Odngtun9= @9ren.
Der par tor Seaejitring bldnot
5ropperne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-16

@i fan oog life tro anoet, enb at
giitoppen bar iluttet bette gope adaO
meo en- 3ilfsiefis omtrent faaleoes:
oMen far 5 9alget meQem ire aoin-
Der, en- foritanoig uben @uosfrngt,
en- guofrpgtig uoen 5orItano Og en-
forItanbig apinbe meO ct agte guos
frDgtigt Sjerte, faa tag enoeiig ben
iblte."