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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-02-09
DETENTION HOSPITAL
IS READY FOR PATIENTS

The health committee of the city
council yesterday inspected the par
TALLY remodeled abattoir at the west
end of the city which has been fixed
up as a place of detention for small
poX and other contagious cases and
which viii hereafter be known as Riv-
erview hospital. The walls are now
dry and patients can be taken there
as soon as sufficient furniture is in
stalled. The part now complete in
cludes three rooms for patients, a
physicians room, kitchen and hall. 1t
is well lighted and well ventilated
and affords a fine w of the river,
which it faces.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-02-09
AT THE HOTELS.

At the Harper-C. V. EckIand, Cam
bridge, Mimi; w. c. Mitlin, Akron,
Ohio; H. l.. Burgess, Jackson, Mich;
Robert Griebling, Milwaukee; y. n.
Ross. Cleveland; E. b. Knox. Chicago;
NJ. ID. Rosenfield. Moline; W. o. Hitch
cock, Peoria; Val. j. Groessling, st.
Louis; j. E. Burnham, Boston; j. o.
Hasson, Cleveland; w. w. Biggs, San
Jose, Cal; b. II. Pierce, New York;
\. L. Ninton, indianapolis; c. Il.
Shore, Milwaukee,; w. H. Morton, To-
ledo, Ohio; A. f. Cornitius, st. Louis;
Charles Korkel. New York; G.. Ii. FL
lis, Terre Haute; j. H. Brennan, Gin
ton; J. H. Ludden, Chicago; w. l.
Reed, BroOkfield. Mo-; John Benni
son, Muscatine; Miss Bennison, Mus
catine; p. Monroe Limock, Waverly
Iowa; William j. Carroll, New York;
w. NJ. James, Grundy, Ont; Fred G
Peterson. Moorland, Iowa; c. +. Cop
persmith, Larman, Iowa; II. L. Cop
persmith, Larman, Iowa; w. +. Doc
little, Lafayette; S. b. LAWYER. Lafay
cite; l.. Dreyfus, New York; o. j
Yerger, Chicago; NJ. Henry, Chicago
G.. Z. Dubrook, chicago; 5. L. Holmes
Chicago; DR.. /. Mccarthy, Boards
town, ILL.,; +. l.. Griggs, Kansas City;
Clarence Cross, st. Paul. Mimi; w. j
Cook, Des Moines; II. S. Hazen, Chi
cago; Il. Il. Trimball, Trenton, Mo-.
II. G. Leask, New York; w. II. Yen
dali, Jr., Aurora; F. Lobdel, Chicago
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-02-09
OFFICER JOHN sGHMID
TRAVELLING IN MEXICO

The Argus is in receipt of an inter
esting letter from Officer Schmid, who
has been away on leave of absence
for the past couple of months trav-
cling through the southwest. He has
visited points in Colorado. Texas and
Old Mexico. He speaks of witnessing
bull fights in the last named place and
relates other incidents that indicate
he has had some memorable expert
ences. His many friends will be glad
to learn that his health is improved
so much SO. in fact, that he intends
returning home soon after the middle
of the month.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-02-09
LOCAL TEAMS WIN
High School and Augustana Vic
tors at Basketball Satur.
day Evening.
MUsoATINB AND LOMBARD BEATEN
Preliminary Matches Played Pre-
ceding Main Contest in
Each Case.

Local teams won two basketball
contests over outside teams Saturday
evening The Rock Island high school
won from the Muscatine high school
81 to IS and Augustana won from
Lombard college 25 to ~. The first
game was characterized by rough
play and one of the players on each
side was disqualified for unseeming
fierceness. The second game was
rather one-sided, the Lombard boys
being beaten by larger margin than
they defeated the Y. NJ. {. \. team
Friday evening.
Previous to the boys game at the
high school gymnasium two teams of
high school girls played an exhibit
ton game, the one captained by Mae
ladders winning over the one cap
tanned by Cora VanGalder, II to 5.
The high school boys will play a re-
turn game with Muscatine two weeks
hence. Following was the lineup Sat
urday evening:
Lineup of Teams
Rock Island-Souders, center; Hues-
ing, right forward; Morrison, left for
ward; Hoffman, right guard; Lift
and Henderson, left guard.
Muscatine - ASHER, center; Rich
ards, right forward; Morgan, left
forward; Apple. right guard; Smalley
and Butler, left guard.
Officials-Referee, Graves; umpires.
Jahns and Upman.
Prior to the main game at Angus
tana the college second team played
with the Moline high school team,
winning by score of II to ID. Fol
lowing is the lineup of the final
match:
Augustana-Lindebl center; An.
derson, right forward; w. Pearson,
left forwards; Purn, right guard; f.
Pearson, left guard.
Lombard-Brown, center; Under
holm. right forwards; Erickson, left
forward; Wilson, right guard; Coop
er, left guard.
Officials-Referee Hansen; umpires,
Anderson and Harry Linderholm;
timers, Gustus and Hall.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-02-09

James-Don't figure on marrying a
model wife unless you are n mind
reader and know for certain that she
takes Rocky Mountain Tea. 30 cents.
Z. H. Thomas pharmacy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-02-09
EVERYDAY TROUBLES.
Most Rock Island Readers Realize What II
Means.

Means.
The constant, never-ceasing itchi-
ness. Ever present with itching
piles. With eczema, with irritating
skin. It's everyday trouble in many
households. Doan's Ointment brings
relief and cure. Is endorsed by Rock
Island people.
Mrs. f. SCHNEIDER, of 2O21 Fifth
avenue, says: 81 had an irritation of
the skin in a very aggravated form.
L saw Doan's Ointment advertised
and so highly recommended as a spe-
cific for this complaint that / was
induced to get box at the Harper
House drug store. The very first ap-
plication gave me immediate relief,
and the continued use of this remedy
for a short time removed all traces of
the distressing complaint"
For sale by all dealers. Price soc.
Foster Milburn company, Buffalo, N.
Y sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name Doan's, and
take no other.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-02-09
Immense Tobaoco Purchase.

FOrty-eight thousand dollars paid
for a fancy lot of tobacco. The big
gest purchase of high grade tobacco
ever made in this section of the coun-
try by ii cigar manufacturer, was
made last Wednesday by Frank z.
Lewis for his celebrated Single Binder
cigar. a written guarantee was given
that the entire amount was to be
fancy selected tobacco. This no doubt,
makes the Lewis factory the largest
holder in the United States of tobac-
co of so high grading.-Peoria Jour
nal, Dec. 10, 1908.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-02-09

And still the Wonderful work of
healing afflicted humanity goes brave
ly on. Day after day crowds of the
most prominent and refined ladies
and gentlemen of Rock Island and
vicinity may be seen in the parlors of
the Boy Phenomenon at the Harper
house, patiently waiting their turn
for consultation with the physician
or treatment by the Boy PheRome-
non, Many are just commencing
treatment, who for years have con
sidered their affections hopeless and
incurable, but who were led to take
| this treatment after personally wit
Messing the many phenomenal cures
performed upon the public stage ana
! then investigating their condition
days afterwards for the purpose of
satisfying themselves as to the per-
manency of a cure by animal mag
netism; while others may be seen
emerging from the treatment rooms
with smiling faces and bidding the
doctor goodbye, with tears of Joy in
their eyes. God bless you, doctor
and an expression of praise and graf
itude suffusing their joyful counte-
nances that is most pathetic in the
extreme.
One OF the many remarkable cures
accomplished by the Boy Phenome-
non since his arrival here is that of
Mrs. Joseph Haley. 1916 Seventh ave-
nue., Moline. She is highly respected for
herhonesty andintegrity, and what she
says can be depended upon as the
truth. Her statement needs no eX-
PLANTATION.
To the public:
I, Mrs. Joseph Haley, 1916 Seventh av-
enue. Moline. make the following state.
ment. hoping that someone suffering
as j have may see it and also find re
| lief. For the past six years l have
| been a great and constant sufferer
with rheumatism and nervous pros
| tration. The pains / suffered were
constant and so great that | was at
times entirely helpless, not being able
to turn in bed without assistance
What l suffered with those hot flash
es, bearing down pains and nervous
ness. no one can know. | was treated
by number Of doctors and took al
kinds of medicine. but without relie1
and was finally given up as helpless
was treated by the Boy Phenome
non last week and since then the
pains 1 suffered so long are all gone
in fact have not felt pain since ht
first treated me and all symptoms %
nervousness and female weakness
have disappeared l thank God fol
sending this young man among us t.
cure the afflicted. (Signed)
MRS. JOSEPH HALEY.
This is your opportunity to be cur
ed. no matter what your disease o.
how long standing or how hopeless
the case may be; no matter how
many others have tried or what you
doubts may be. if durable at all Their
is hope in the hands of this wonderful
young man. The office of the Bo.
Phenomenon is at the Harper hous
(use ladies' entrance, Second avenu
side), where those desiring to be cur
ed may call during the next tw'
weeks. Office hours, daily from 10 a
IN. to p. m, except Sunday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-02-09
At the Harms (European) -Sher-

At the Harms (European) -Sher-
man Wade, New York; w. r. Stephen
son, ST. Paul; b. II. Levy, Chattanoo,
ga; Charles Sperry, Chicago; Il. Cor
tic, Chicago; r. G. Shields. Burling,
ton; G. w. Schultz, Chicago; a. f
Confines, ST. Louis; Emery w
Downs. New York; A. Chester. Wash
ington, ID. c.; Mrs. f. \. Palmer, Chi
cago; Julian IL. Palmer, Chicago; NJ
&C. Seagran, Petersburg; f. Michael
Dwyer: Karl Schmidt, Germany; w
+. McDonough, Chicago; c. f. Miller
Chicago; F. w. Hanson, Chicago; l.
Groves, Omaha; G. II. Smith, Down
er's Grove; NJ. Stauch, Chicago; NJ. a
Wilkins, Chicago; Henry Oelkers, Pc
oria; Ernest SWINE, Peoria; II. G.
Passover, Moline; c. f. Thorpp, New
York; l.. II. Cliff, Kansas City.
At the Rock Island-R S. Over
street, ST. Louis; w. S. Black, Hamp
ton; c. F. Waterman, Chicago; II
McGinnis, Chicago; F. F.. Ford. Chi
cago; q. II. Evans, Chicago; G. Z
Spickler. Andalusia; Fred Morgan
Muscatine; A. W. Astbalter, Musca
tine; c. A. Richard, Muscatine; vii
Appel, Muscatine; Frank Butler, Mus
catine; X. NJ. Xix, Muscatine; o. ID
Longstreth, Muscatine; Sheppard
Smalley, Muscatine; III. L. jenkins
Muscatiue; Clarence f. Schmidt, Mus
catine; c. A. Blish, Chicago; james
Hogan, st. Paul; Henry Oelkers, PEG
ria; Ernest Grimes, Peoria; j. r.. Pit
ney. Peoria; L. r. Mells, Brooklyn
Iowa; /. b. Lansing. Benton Harbor;
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-02-09
soIatlo RheumatI.m Cured.

L. Wagner, Wholesale druggist,
Richmond, Va, says: 81 had fear
full attack of sciatic rheumatism, was
laid up almost two months; was for
tunate enough to get Mystic Cure for
Rheumatism. This cured me after
doctors prescriptions had failed to
have any effect. / have also heard
of fine results from others who have
used it." Sold by Otto Grotjan, 1901
Second avenue, Rock Island. Gust
$chlegeT & Sof, az 20 West Second
Street. ., 49, 80 = :'..7e
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-02-09

Mr. and Mrs. julie Walters, New York;
Mrs. Levy and baby Mildred, New
York; y. w. Christensen, New York;
Adelaide Walters, New York; II. w.
Cross, ST. Louis; Harry Todd, New
York; Fred w. Burton, New York;
Robert Holcott, New York; d. Burk-
ey, New Bedford; 1. Squier. Chicago;
c. l.. Wrenn, Chicago; ID. j. Davis,
Toulon; Luke Frost and wife, New
York; Barney Rosenberg, Cable.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-02-09
Health in His Hands.

A Well-Known Lady Cured by the Boy
Phenomenon.-His Many Remarka-
BILE Cures the Talk of the City
Cure Follows Cure in Quick Success
sion-A Case of rheumatism and
Nervous Prostitution Cured After
Being Given Up as Hopeless.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-02-09
TO REVISE RULES
Heads of Schools Say Football
Game is Too Sc.
we're.
HAS REACHED DANGER LIMIT
Aim is to Eliminate the Mass For
ADMINISTRATIONS Extern
sively Signed.

petition signed by more than sew
enty head masters of schools, repre-
senting many states, looking to the
modification of the present playing
rules of football, has been presented
to the intercollegiate football rules
committee. The petition is one phase
of the movement for the abolition of
mass plays. a committee was appoint
ed to draw up the following circular
letter to the intercollegiate commit
tee on football rules:
The undersigned, head masters of
schools in which football is allowed.
take this method of urging upon your
committee the desirability of so mod
flying the present rules as to elimi-
nate as far as possible without sac
rificing the game, the Objectionable
and dangerous features which exist
at the present time.
Offer No Definite Solution.
THE objections to these features
have already been publicly made, and
we are bringing forward no new
proposition. We. however, possess
public opinion for solving in detail
the effects of the game on those who
ball teams made up Of boys below the
college age shows us in their extreme
form the evil results of the game as
at present played We also feel. in
view of the fact that the large ma
jority of college players learn the
game and secure their preliminary
training in our school teams, and in
view of the consequent importance
to college football of having the
game fully developed in the second
airy schools, that our testimony as to
the points in question is at least en-
titled to careful consideration.
I'VE wish to express in emphatic
terms, our Judgment. based on eX-
perience, that football as at present
played is too severe and too danger
Gus, and our belief that it is possible
by modification of the rules to devel-
OPP a style of football which will re-
tain the unique and characteristic
advantages of the present game with
out its most serious and attendant
evils.
Speedy Action IL Urged
eve present no arguments on the
subject, as these are already familiar
to you. We make no specific sugges-
tions, for you are the most compe-
tent ones to decide how the desired
result can be secured. We simply pre-
sent our testimony and urge you in
the interest of college and school ath-
letics to speedy action for the elimi-
nation of the present objectionable
| and dangerous features of football
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-13
Spcr irosne ganoc.

Ct. Soiepb, y. 3, u. Uaurts.
Norman ROIs og 5rant Garter, So
rsre uf to Siibe al ben ameritanife
fSiiteriflaaoe. Der ligser inbefrosae /
,,tbe Ban Of Sslanos" antom BERTH /
@aar efter at babe drbejoet Jig til5ocs
eennem 96 Wil al Sneoriper. De bar
a Oage unoer gejs og leoiogebes af
9 onore 9anbrere os 2 5erere. Der
trat en- Slebe meo Baggage os 5goss
mioler. Den femte Ulorgen naaebe
be Sernbunen meo emme 5sober og /
en- meset ubmattet 5ilitano. De be-
retter, at Der er umaabelige Saebris
Der / bet inbre, pg at 5rafitten paa
Sernbanens peitre 2inie bar p9ret inos
ftillet en- Maaneb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-13
uola,loet. t.
San pil life / &lemme.

asbeababn, II. Marts. 6ertugsn
og 9ertuginben df Gumberldno bar
belluttet life at oppebie aejier Wil=
belms QlntomIt til aebenbapn, Der me-
mes at pille finbe Steo 8egDnbelfen at
n9ite Waaneb. Som 9runb angipes
oeres pngite Sen prins @rneits GEL
breo. Der bar p9ret Rb9ter ON, at
Ell llbipning mellem 6ertugen og aeiz
ieren bar foreilaaet paa bet 9runolae,
at 6ertugen ifulbe fruii9e Jig os gf~
tertommers Hetten til 9annopers 5roz
ne. 9ertugparrets forcerebe 4frejie
inoen aeilerens 9lntomit flaar bog nh
ale oisie Hp9ter til Sorben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-13
Ooosfalo / Norge.
Yroieslor 6nitaD Storm.

profesIor @ultdp Storm er dfgdd.
Ell be6 Ggosn. YrofesIor Storm ban
De ct / NorDen meget anIet Habn Iom
6orifer DaIentlig al Rorges Gloite
0iitorie; ban foreneoe / i'm perlon
ben l9rOe Siitoriter meo en- Itarpiino:g g.
meget tuaoitabsrig Sprogmano. Del
er iaa 6enIeenoe bete9nenoe, at ban,
hpis llniOeriitetsfag bar 6iitorie oq
6iitoriit @eograf, en- 3iolang, fra 81
-88. bar Sobeoreoottsr af ,4rtir
for noroiit 5ilologi".
peofeslor Storm bar naonlig ines
til for en- bdlp Snes Nar iioen =
/ fine fibite Qldr FEB ban unber en- till
tagenoe Sutteripge = uofoloet Ell be-
tDoelig pibenltabelig 0irtiombeo, 9an
bar offentligsjort biitoriite garter bl,
q. oaritiIfe 8ibrag til 0itinsetioen
og ct Strift = ,,Maria Stuart"
og oesuoen oaret en- laro og fIittig llbs
giber. 99rtet ,glorges gdmle eoDe"
Der pdabegpnotes al bans 5ore9n9efe
peb llniberiitetet, g. u. Mund og
&epler, bar ban fortIat. og ban bar
iamlet Mun6s 6iItoriite 9(f6aablin=
ger | 4 tore 8ino.
9ans 2trbeioer fsrte BAN ofte til
&ebenbapn. Som ung Mano banbt
ban 1872 bet banife 9ioenitabernes
Selltabs 9ulbmeoaiQe for en- 2lfbanbs
ling ON ,Snorre SturIoions 9iitorie=
Itrioniag", og Girierne tilbra9te ban
ct gur 8intre bernebe meo 9ibliotets.
90 @rtioitubier til @Grtet ON ,,NOrges
gamIe 9ooe".
OgIaa upenfor i'm 9ioenifa6 par
Storm oirtiom. 3 ben liberale ges
rGaelIe / ariitienia tog ban nogle 2tar
ooifiaig Del, Og for norit Stolebeien
bar ben meget interesIeret.
Den beo lit elitoerbige 6umgr og
flare, pittige 5obeO mcgct af3olDte @is
oenitabsmanb bar fsbt 1845 og bleo
ioalebes henab SO Qtar. 6an bar ell
grober til ben ri Qlar Glbre befenbte
Sprogmano profesior Soban Storm.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-13
Strife.

adnids giib, Wlo., H. Worts. 70
bunbrebe Maitiniiter og Maifiniitmebs
bjalpcrs peb ,tbe aanIas Gitp Sous
tbern" / pittsburs, aas., itriteoe /
@oar, foroi aompagniet n9eter aen=
aingsIorbsjslie. praiiOenten for utbe
aanias Gitp Soutbern", Wr. anof,
pplpier, at 5orbingen ON 2enningss
for6eielie fremfom meo fun to 5imers
GriIt, og at Striten bar ertl9ret, fsr
ban tunoe forbdnole meo rette Deb
tommenoe.
Waltiniiterne treoer 35 @ents oa
Meobi9lperne 20 Gents 5imen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-13
Saibipnabclt.

glanpt 29ffermunceae paris er
TO nne Retter fommen paa Wtobe. Den
enc er togte SuifiiteFinner; oeres Smdg
iful ifte p9re pioere gop. men od bet
er en- Het, Iom bet er liot panlteligt at
faa fat paa, er ben opr os oerfor pad
Mooen. Den anben Ret. ite9te poa@
fu9le, er sssnlis life M; samle Oose
bar ben meget pnoet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-13
Sp6mmcnCe Sgcr.

8errens iterite Sfib er &9mpeoamz
peren ,,Georic", iom ON fort 5io oper@
qipes til ben transatiantiite Srufif.
Den er fra &pIen til &ommanoobroen
bejere enb De 6ejeits 9pgninger / 2on=
Don, og Der finoss lige Iad mango om@
boropprenoe iom en- mipoelitor pro
pinsbp. 0aglig ifal Der uogipes So,
600 til Wlab, % &pffenerne tan hper
9ao ierpere $4,000 Maaltioer. Stibet
bar foItet 10 Mi1ioner &roner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-13
MinScsmerfet for 3ula.

SnbIamlingen til ct Wlinoesmarfe
for 3ola bar 1iOtil inobra9t 100000
5r. % oil rimeligbis uoen 8anIteligz
beo naa enbnu ct 0alot6uaOreOstuiinz
be Bruncs 8ejret.
sSFpl9e griisfelerbldbet YSoir" bar
zen nebfatte aomite benbenOt fig til
ben bel9ifte gineObug9er Gonitantin
Meunisr og bebt bam ubfgre 4rbejoet.
Msunier er oifig til at paatage iigOpz
qapsn, men fun TIMBER Samarbejre
meb ea franlf &unItner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-13
en- ifroffelie lllvffe.
Gn Snes Wicnnelfer SrGbcs,
o9 mange laares peO cn
S!iccfsplDIiun.

Sra Sledu, q. g., meooeles ben 10.
Warts, at en- Snes eller flere Wiennsz
tier Dr9btes, og mango Iaarebes Der /
yf9rbeOen ON 2lftenen BEN 9. Warts.
st @rie 5ragttog, laoet bobebiagez
Zig meb Die, ,,tants", ftiltes db to
Dele / Herbeben af gDen omtrent
SCI. 9 often. Settionerne braIeoe
iammen, o9 en- at Oliebeboloerne poes
lagoes. N9iten sieblitfelig uobreo
Der Slb. Store Starer itrsmmebe til
Scenen oe fob langs 8aneiporet.
9urtig oerpaa fulgte en- frDstelig
Gtsploiion. Sloflammer iteo ub / ale
Hetainger. Sneie at Menneiter grez
bes inben for Sloens Omraaoe og ino=
bplteoes / 5lammer. M9no og Orenz
&c lsb ben ao ganefporet, mebens De-
res &l9oer br9note lps Cue. gnbre
falot, bbor be ltob, operfomne al ben
frbgtelige 9ebe. 9oor mango, Der
orabtes, biOes life neiagtigt, ba flere
bar br9nDte til 2life. SibneD SSiIb,
ea fremragenoe Sorretningsmanb, Iom
tom tilba9e fra Scenen, iagoe, at ban
& fter GfsploIionen iaa flere Ser rIorer,
ION begpnote at lpbe bort, faloe paa
gdneIporet og rprte Jig life mere.
Dan foriatte:
o4nbre Iom fob ner Oeb lllottess
Iieoet, fdiieoes gennem 2uften benoeb
6unoreoe SOB. Scenen bar grufulO.
st balbt 0uIin 8renge lgb neo db
gdnen meb beres &l9ber brenbenbe.
De ligneoe lebenoe 6atler. Seq tunoe
bere oeres Smertensftrig, bOor jcg
itoD. 8e leb ct Stbfte, og Tao taIteoe
be fig pad Soroen pg ruflete fla / @rsfz
terne / oere8 fortpioleoe 8oripg poa at
Ilutte 5lummerne. 9erpaa lda De
ItiGe, nogle bepiOitlpIe, aaore Oebe.
Seq beD itfe, bpor mango Der bar beoe,
men jeg tulte tbpe Gig. fpr ieg git
oerfra."
Sda mart Yolitist fit 9unoita6 ON
lllptfen, 6leb dlle 99ger og 9lm6ulans
Ger 9pen uofalot. 9anbelspogns og
aGe Slags asreteier toges 5jeneite,
og oft muligt giorbes for at bringe be
tilltaoetomne til 6oipital.
Sort efter Wfibnat antom fire
Orenge, De fsrIte af be tilItaoefomnc,
til Soipitol. 0eresSaar par frpgtslige.
Store 5langer al 8fo bar brenot lps
og bang og bingleoe 5rapler fra be
res 9egemer.
Oct bill blipe panifeligt at dnqipe
glabnene paa flere al be osbe, od De-
res 9egemer bar br9note til 9(ite / ben
polbIomme 6eoe. 9Den Ieqer iua bur
tigt lom muli9t at iamle Hdbnene pdu
be Iaoaeoe. Ger beriter itor Opbioielz
ie, og @aoerne er oOerfplOte meO Menz
neiter.
Store Starer Iamleoes omtring 6oz
ipitalerne, og be tilifaoetomnes 2(nz
iigter betragteces angiteligt, iom De
bares ino. 9jerteitarenbe Scener iud
man, naar en- al De Itaffels bliitrere
SfiffelIer genfenotes af en- 5aoer, en-
Mober, Ell 9rooer eller en- SsIter, og
bet bar panitelist at bolbe oem uoe at
Speraticnsp9refet.
Gn Rapport 81. 1 ON Moraenen
ben 10. Marts flyer, at % 2ig er
funbne paa lllnttssitebet, flere al bem
faa forbr9nbte, at @entenbelie er u
mulie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-13
sSernbauenlDffe ueb Omaba.

Omaba, 6sbr., Il. Marts. 9eo en-
uIpttelig 55ejltagelie Dsb Snoitilling of
Sfifteipor lfete Der 2lftes OeO 9ile
more lige uOen for Smaba ct 9o9s
iammeniteo pda Union pacific ganen,
6porpeo en- Maab miiteoe 2ipet og to
andre blep baarot iaareoe, aQe tire boz
enoe Omaha.
Den ore6te er S. g. 6apes, 5prbes
Der. De faarebe er Soc 9anIep, Ula=
ifinmeIter, og Wtr. Gbur6, patmeier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-13
6pjt moS Nuro.

Sronobjem, ben II. 5ebruar. S be
iioite 0age bar ber raiet poloiomme
Storme. Sra Sulen mebbeles, at TO
Maab er omtomne pdd Seen, ioet De
rejite ub pad 5iiferi / en- 5eringsbaao,
Der antagelig | en- Stormbelge er fplot
og gaaet unoer. De forulptfeoe bar
Soigerfaoer og Spigerfgn og efterlaz
Der 5uitruer oe 9prn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-13
Militerct pr6per ,,Sen
traaol6ie".

glep gOrf, II. Wlarts. 5Orelebige
og inoleoenoe prsoer blep @aar an
itilleoe meb traaolss 5elegrafering
mellem 9apneforterne. prp0erne lez
oeoes at Oberits2isutnunt 9unpooop.
5or 5remtioen oil bet traablefe SD@
item 6liDe benpttet til oaglig aommuz
aitatiOn mellem Sort @oosportb paa
Staten SslanO" rg Sort 6dncpct
peo ,SanOp SOOt", en- 9lfitanO af Is
W}il.