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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-09
Oct itorc StGpnfmooe
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Som 6errsn 6dabs for, uRbsr rg
efter 4ntomiten til 0anmort babbe
lu9t aft til Rette for mig life en-
StuHelie pud bele RejIen, Iaa ogiaa
Der. s ueen sfter nit 9omme Ill
9dnmort ffuloe Bet banife Wiss
iionsIelifab" bare Msbe / aolbing.
Del er en- esen Qrt al Msber, fom
ben Dbre Misfions &rebsforeninger
for 9eDningemisiiOneu bolber bbert
treble Oar. Seq toe meo en- life
Camper fra Mtbbelfart til aolbing,
ben famine Dag ON Gftermibbaeen.
iom MeOet ifulbe begpnbe ON @ftensn
ST. 7. Oct bar en- 6~enribenbe Sejls
tur langs be ifsnne Roturegne pp ab
2inebelt. 9arnbomsminberne bleb
ipiGeoenbe. Ser er Ndturfen6eber /
9anmart % life minbit peb Miooels
fart, 59ne % aoloing Strsgene, Der
life 6ebeper at toge 6dtten al fox
ielbe Greater Qeip 0ort". ST. 6
onfom hi til &olbing. Def bar btb
ben 3iO, Msbet itulbe begbnbe. Men
reb nogle Omorbninger trat 5iben
ub til 7s5iben; eObt fOr mig; tbi
jeg bar Itrats fom ct ~pilbfarenbs
Gaor. aolOins er nemIig pofiet up
til, 6bdb bi fan fable en- Stcrbb /
8dnmdrf. Msn jeg fulgte meb BEN
file Strsm, IOm bar meb paa 0oms
peren, og I ct Gu fob jeg pad ct
6jerns. qiee ober for mig ldd en-
gDgning. bporpaa Der fob yMiss
fipnsboteGet". 0el, tantte jeg, MI er
bu ,,aG rsight". 5 en- Gart berino.
Melber mig bos 0arten. gn, to, Il,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-09

R(a9erdd6 biiper lnoeliaere - / dlt
5alo fra port Samfunos Sibe - /
Den ienerc lib. SO ao8,es tan bet
oi.. e. 1t ben 8a8. ba bet itilte,
i iano Qanbsenigteo bsier fig iamz
men. "a oprinosr for ZEN Oanife amez
r~itdnite lut9erite &irte oens iterite
6eoersodg. man er Dog pit ofte
Oeruoe / be breoe Gag / 3pibl ON,
6pab Der p%irfelig er 0runb til, at hi
itaar bette. gr bet paa 2erens eGer
2ipets 0mraape, Der er uenigbeo,
eGer er bet paa begge Omraaoer?
Snobbroes 5or6unblinger besangoa=
enbe oilOe pitt FIRE til bebre 5or=
I~taaelie ON life til mere.
0aar Cutler pda 5orbunbIinasmsz
bet / Mar6ure 1929 madtte fi9e ON
3pingli og bans Silbangere: rs bar
en- dnben9tdnb eno BIZ" ida fanbt ban
BOG, at Der par Dem life mere lao
meget imeGem, iom man ira fprit at
t9ntte; % 3ipingIi tom ogida til at
ie meb mifbere Zine pua Cutters
Care. Man enebes berfor ON at labe
Stri0en rolig 6pite. % iaa / 5remz
then hittig beoe al gnigbeos fore
Sub ON at pirfe ben rette 5o%ritadelie
bos ale. Der er bit ingen 5bibl ON,
at be To bdnif lut6erife Sumfunb Ter
2anoet for gjeblitfet = omeno be
arunoet poa andre 5ing, END bpao
Der BAR imeaem 2utber % 3ping,i
= maa iige ON 6peranbre pg ret
meo Rstte: 5 bar en- dnoen Qanb enb
Ri! ga, oesbGrre, alsften er BIT
tenmelig bhb, men peb n9rmere
Sen6ita6 funbe hi bpg pitt fomme til
en- beore 5oritaaeIis, og 5oritaaelie
maa Der til, fsr Der fan are 5ale
ON Gnigbeb og Summennutnina. 81.
madtte Ri = 9igbeb meb Dor itore
a~irfefaber og bans mobige Sppoz
nent = paa begge Siber prsDe al
lube Strioen berp, og sennem 8en-
nen meoes for at u~nberbanble Der
Nadoetronen; er Ri fprit Der, Iaa ter
ri babe grunoet 6aab ON ct beore
Reiultatet enb Marburg 5ortan6-
lingerie fsrte til. gr bet p@irtclie
2anbsm9nbs 5relfe, man bill, ia
man life ldber bet blipe peb liot uo4
Oortes politur. men Tiger 5oltets
eoige Bel, ba bar Ri iiftert bet iam-
me Mddl; itulbe Ri ba life meb 5ioen
tunne enes omMiblerne % oeres ret.
te 9rug2 6erren 9ibe, at ben 0ac
mart mudtte grp, oa Der funbe iu6-
leg fra Sufinber at Wunbe inben 3.
tOeflbe &irters Rafter: ; bar famine
Qunb Tom Ri. 6errens Napn pqrc
lobetl u. 8. SEMEN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-09

ger til eler i 2%tnleOning At Ooens
it%oaenoe,
vi bar itiaet .8aniteren1 til lie
neiie, fOrbi pi amer Sagen for 90
% parO at arbeios for, ia anitran9e
Jig for.
Men ri tror, at QaIt. Gang og
bore andre 8enner. iom er meO at
qua / Spioien for oenne Sag, bar
begadet en- Sell beo at benpenOe Jig
I9rlio til SomfunOets 4raiter. 9i
forItaar iaa aOOt, at De tan itoa iors
legne o~perfor Opgdpen. Selo bar De
life / Reglen meget at roooe oper,
% Iad - Def Ttal man iarlig m9rte
= naur Der fpmmer &rap fra Sdmz
funoet til BETS Stole, bets Misiioner,
bets gerne6jem m. m, iad penter oa
n9iten fprbrer man, at prGiten / Ire
niQ6eoen ifal gaa / Spioien for at
mgbe oisie arap. 0ette tan unoers
then blibe ip9rt not. 0et fan gernc
blibe not for ben pinigite. Der 0 +,
mener ri, fan pr9iterne gerne tommt
til at itda forIegne, naar De opforz
ores til at title fig / Sfranten for
at reOoe Stolen / 6ut6inion. Selr
formuur be faa libt, oa De itaI be.
itanoig opforbre andre til at pbe.
7erimob fer Ri albeles intet for=
fert I, at qraIterne tiGi9e meb an-
bre opforores til At bore meb til Al
rtbbe Stolen / 6ut6inIon fra I'm.
bereong. Ulen 0pfororingen bsl
titles til oGe / 4lminbeligheo. SfaI
Der gpres 5oriteI, iau bsr Opfor.
bring titles til = ia, lab os pobt
at iige bet = ben bunfe Abe.
/ Qmerita, Iigeiom Cutler / fin
3io iiGebe en- OpforOring til Der
tpife 4pel ON at ta9e fig at triitelig'
6sjere Stoler / 5nitlanb. so met
ben odnite 0bel | 2lmerita mener b
bd aae banife W9nb % Skinner
Ipm bdr fslgenbe ire Ggenitater: Sc.
penoe Snteresie for, at port oanltl
Solt / bette 2anb life goor unber
men leftes % 6ebdrfs fom ct lut5ctf
t~riitent Soft, - Spn for Rs0Denpia.
heben at at opbpege og op6oioe hejer'
Stoler pua triiteligt G~runbtag Zen
Ct Wiooel iii at nua opsnnGon!.
mdal, = Gpne og Billie til at barr
men at fremme en- iduban Gag.
Sg idd enbnu en- 9em9rfaing
Sagen bebspsr pitt i9riige Gals.
mano. Men iom Iodbanne er Gam
funbets pr9iter / Qlminbelighei
bFtrten iarlig egneoe eaer tdarebe
.9ourO Of 9ruitees," eller 6Oem be
M iarIig er. Der itaar for Stpret
maa ie at fnOe og uoienbe faabann'
5alsm9no, M9nb, iom grunbig
fenoer o9 eliter Su9en og bar Gbne'
til at fremlagse ben for andre. Sn
Waalet funbe naas peo at uoienoe er
Del Girtularer eGer itripe nogle 4r.
Mtitlsr, iuu par bet 10 iua meget Oel
ettere, men Grfaring flyer. at Del
MAD mere iii.
Meb bisis faa 9emarfnin9er ia.
hi buubet at tunne game ben Sag, CO
Ri ital o9re meb at glabe os Der
Dag, Ri bsrer, at bet er lnftebes Il
reboe Qnsgar Gole9e for port sol
og Dor airfe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-09

ming. ma be 5ing, Jon cen Sang
oOitilts. rare fierneOe; fpr tan Del
10 Ia atorig blipe 3aIe ON en- iant
Sommenilutnin9.
- Seq er altio faroig til Samays
6eibe paa be al Sub / bans Orb It'll
leoe 9etingelfer. 9rpbre, FAB os be.
De % arbejoe.
Siour Gitp. Dug. 1901.
RfeIs , TO D.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-09
Less than Half
to
Louis and Return
via
Wabash r. r.

Tickets sold Tuesdays and Thursdays
in August and September, rate from
Omaha $3.50. Daily round trip rate Of
$3.50. Correspondingly low rates from
your station.
The Wabash is the ONLY line land
ing all passengers at its own station
main entrance Worlds Fair grounds,
thus saving time and annoyance and
extra car fare. All Worlds Fair maps
snow Wabash station main entrance
For all information address.
Harry T.. Moores,
g. A. p. ID. Wabash X. T.,
Omaha, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-09

Der par 784 areoie runbt omfrina
fra 0anmdrt repro ientereoe beo qlBs
ret. 6per entelt arebs bar Cor IL
At ienbe en- 3epraientant. iom bar
Yale % Stemmeret. 6oer arebs
forpligter fig til at uoreoe en- bsiiemt
Gum aarlig til 6eoningemisfionen.
9ette er ~aabenbdrt en- ppperlla
5rem9dn9smaabe - @enner, Lao %
aae 6eitemme os til en- fat Gum til
pore 6eoningemisioner ON Qartt.
9i bar 10 lopet pore Misiionarsre en-
taft aarlig 2en.
8ette tore, oeilige Meoe IIutteos
faa ON 8orsoag often. Der par
fire Solere. Oct bar en- beilig. title
bitten. Slutningstalerne oar 9aitoe
rerne aidenfelbt 6auien og listing
ira 9pbenbaOn.
9aitor u. 6anien tdlte oper: .6ems
m~elig6eben / ct SUBS Barns Gin
bet OD6e. inOerlige % TaIige Cir ians
men meo 6erren, Der enc tan 6otor
ct SUBS Barn fri1t Og Iun0 I 5rptn
% 99rIiqbe6en / bets gabsforbolt
ca bette 5ortrolig6eOs 5or6oto mes
6erren, iom 6lep betegnet meo la
riaiGbet. bar i9en 6ooeObiltddrti
for at tunne gore ct guboel6s5aaeligi
4rbejbe for 6erren.
st 6elt afIluttenrs ORR tatte pos
tor Using. 3alens Sn66olo tan
t~orteIig gengiOes / Oroene. .9sqlsn
% Strinet." Re9len bar 49, Gross
npglen, og Strinet bar - 3dabss
naaben og 6errens moatige. flipss
fate 6oriette(fer. Oct oar meters
figt baaoe meo 6enipn til 5nobolb.
Borm % Snbtrpt.
So, Slutningsaftenen par en- iors
unOerlig grtbenOe often. Seq ipttt
6errens m99tige R9rpare.Te f. st
faabant MBoe iom &oIoingmsoet bill
aabenbart fsre itor 8%eliiguslie meo
Jig IN oper 1anmarts 3ige 6epnins
9eoerOenen og Dc meo Der / @meritd.
6eaer life Ri bleO glemte. Da
Mebeta 5io boert Minut oar toits
bar, nsieDes ieg meO at inOfenoe IN
Tort T~triftlig Silien til bet farTamleoe
Msbe, iadlpOenbe:
o5il geftprelien for BET oanits
Misiionsielltdb" og Misiionspennsr.
foriumleoe til Mpbe / aploing.
Dor 6erres 5eIu ariiti 9aoa
pare meb eber!
qaa Den forenebe banTte ep.s
lutberite airte"s gesne / QorOsames
rita frembarer jeg berOeo en- bjsrteIis
0ilien og gnite = 9ilien oeo9ongse
orOsne: 90 5eius traaote frem %
fa9be: Dig er 9iben al Wiagt / 6ims
melen pg pau Sorben. @aar osrfor
ben os gerer ole 6Olf til mine Diz
iciple peb at oebe benz / Ra1net 5abes
rens, Ssnnens og ben !6~eligaanoi
og lGrer Dem at bolbe aft bet lea bar
befolet eoer, os ie, jeg er me6 soer al.
Gage inotil 8eroens Gnoe. 90 ,5ts
Jus iagbe: @adr bort / al 9erosn
cg pr9oiter Gpongeliet for al Sto5s
ningenl : % 2nlfet, at 6%eaigaans
BEN maa fad Con til at oirte = en-
6rGnbsnoe Qangiel efter en- bpbsr.
&enoitob til Misfionsiagen % mere
aarlibeo, 5Orbsn og Stptte til Cubs
Riges 5remgdng baabe | SnOien
og aina, og at geitprelien maa faa
9isbommens gtaonb til at IRE Qrs
6ejoet frem fra SER til SER, !6ers
rem til epig qris og 2Gre.
5or benne 6erlige Gag bill ri
fammen meb eoer bebe peo bore
@ubstjeneiter og Misiionsmsber.
9i 6eber, tom ogiuu ps I gu oss
lignenbe ~2sjlighsosr.
Meb bp6 9Grbebigbeo
q. 9. Gbriftiorfen,
Sormano.
9enne 6ilien bleD oplpit og moptas
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-09

Gadban narmere Gorflaring elsr
Rebegsrelfe er 10 allsrebe giDet at
Mr. 9igbbb | Dit" uf 2. Dug. Msn
Ri ffol tiGabe os ct par gemartnins
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-09
8 n"

bliper ieuot til 9ubitribsntsr, inOtil uos
trpttslis 0piiselie mOOtases al nOslperne
oo al @alO CT betalt, i Operensitemmells
meb De 6oreneoe Staters &oitlope.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-09

0enne 5ilien bleD Oplait og moptas
get Oeb 8ejsnins al ben fore 5ors
iamling, og ieg blep anmobet ON Of
brinss en- Silien tilbuge fra Msb,t
til amerita.
ga. &~olOingmsbet bill itad for mig
f9m Ell uforglsmmelist Min6e ira
min 0onmortsrejie.
The evening world., 1904-08-01
BODY Of MAN
TAKEN FROM RIVER
Thought to Be that Of Charles
G. Seymour, a Brooklyn Co.
median, Who Has Not Been
Seen Since Last Week.

The body 81 q man believed TO b. thai
~ Charles @. skinner, or Charles q
Seymour, as he Is yariously known. q
comedian. Of No. li Dean street Brook.
Ign, was found to-day IN the Norh
River on pior 10 II mad been IN ths
water several days.
A search Of the clothing on the body
rev aled a bunch ol keys with a metal
tag .tampsd on one eide &C. G.. sey.
morr, No. - Pstcnen avenue, Brook.
Ign" On the other side Of On tag the
kttsr ~. 4 A. NJ" r. A." and L
o. o. F. indicating ths Masonic o..
ders the owner belonged to we're
stamped Tts police also found In ths
dothsos . cbsck for n6 on the N.s-
sau rrsst Company. Of New York.
. yabls 10 Charles O. seymour, n
pte In bills and coin. Two photo
graphs. one OF . and the other
OF A woman. a pocket knife. two diaries,
six pictorial postal cards. q fob chain
and . loekst.
The comedian disappeared on July q
He htt his home to take a walk and
nothing was seen Of him since. Accord
ing to the general alarm e n ont Cor
him he had many things In nj. clothing
similar 70 those found on the body re-
covered to-day. There 4 a slight dis
creplncy In The description, however.
the general alarm stating that the ac-
tors hair was brown and me police
ts.crnfipn ~ the holy calling II BLACK
The police will end-svor 10 establish
me IDENTITY through the missing mans
relatives.
The evening world., 1904-08-01
ROOSEVELT BOYS
FOOLED WA7CHAM
Manager OF Worlds Fair Inn
Was Going to Give Them a
Surprise Party but the
Shrewd Lads Gave Him One.

ST. LOUIS. Aug l~.-Although ths
name OF the manager OF the Insads Inn
a. the Fair Grounds V watchau. he is
not s~ufictently spry to keep tab on the
Roosevelt boys, VINO are quests thar
during their W0ld's Fair vlsat
No had arranged a surprise party for
them at the hotel to-day. and there was
a large crowd OF Invited guests present.
But tho Roosevelt BOYS we're missing.
In some manner Theodore. r., became
aware II the plans OF Manager
waterman and determined 10 Illustrate
them. There were twenty letters al the
deck for the members Of the Roosevelt
party Theodore did not send for them,
nor did he 20 after them, and whlls
the wise Manager Watcham was wat.
ing for the boys IN call for their mail
they slipped out Of one Of the
entrances 10 the hotel and were sooI,
lost In die grounds,
Mr.. watcham refused to state What
sort q a surprise party he had ar
bows later.
The evening world., 1904-08-01
FIREMAN HURT
BY BURSTING TANK
Edward FIaherty Was Carrying
an Extingulsher Into a Burn.
ing Brooklyn Building When II
Exploded.

Fireman Edward Flaherty. q Truck
Company No. 81. was severely hurt this
q afternoon by the explosion " a Are er-
tlnguisher he was carrying into the
three.story frame building at Johnson
and Gold streets. Brooklyn
F1aherty was one u a number ot nre.
men who responded 70 an alarm sent
from tlr n-lEhborhood, Th,re va. a
small nfe on the top floor OF the build
lns. and Faherty though; he could out
~ out with an e~xtinsusher.
Just as he got inside the door Of the
house the e~Htinxuisher exploded. hurl.
inE him a considerable distance and
knocking him senseless lie was also
badly cut by fving splinters. and when
carried from the place was covered WITH
blood
An ambulance was summoned from
the Brooklyn HosDijai sLi the injured
.ire2ian taken thee 1housh his iu.
turtles are dangerous he will recover.
cpQ daMaxa-
The evening world., 1904-08-01
MAN ACCUSED Of
ABDUCT|NG GIRL
Frederick Borman Held in
$500 Bail on Charge Of
Sending His Employers
Daughter 10 San Francisco.

Charged With abduction. Fredssfck
bormsn, sssi twenty-five, Of No. sE'
West Thirty-sixth street, vas srralEned
to-day before Justice Lorsnz Zsll~ In
jefferson Market Court
Detective Martin Keoxh. who ar
rested the prisoner. told the J,stIos that
Borman had lived with a family by tbs
nam OF Meyers in Harlem for many
years. aud when The family moved
downtown Borman was retained ~ an
employee.
Although married and with thres chill.
dren Borman 10 charged with sending
a seventeen-year-oid daughter Of his
employer to San Frapcisco, where the
glrI IL said TO he at the present time.
The police will not say who the
Meyer gir' 10, beyond giving The girls
last name. Borfnan was held forty
Doup on 4 short anidavit. and
ball was hSed al $50.
The evening world., 1904-08-01
LAME GIRL BABY
SCALDEO IN BATH
Little Philomina FIossIe Diessf
Injuries Received at the Kings
County Hospital Where She
Was Under Treatment

Little Philomina Flcssie vause ~
rents i've ss No. nj Prospect street..
Brooklyn. died In the Kings County
Hospital to-day az the result Of scs,ds
she received while . nurse In the hos
pital was bathing her On Friday.
The child was two and q half ynzu
old. She vas taken to the hospital Z
year ego suffering from Q spinal sous
plsint that rendered her q cripple. she
had BEEN making slow Improvement IN
der q course OF treatment PRESCRIBED b.
an eminent Brooklyn physician.
II was the duty Of one Of the nuFses
Of the hospital to give the ohih {
bath N Friday. She placed the nv
cripple In the bs thtub and fiisd = visa
water. Then she left the room for {
few minutes. Several lttsis patisnts
were playing about the room whss TIE
nurse left. ..
tpon her return she found the reen
filled with steam and the tub Almost
overlooking with scalding water Ihs
baby was Dreaming with pain. Her IN
uro body was blistsred by the scaldrns
Naicr and she was hurried to the care
% lAe house surgeons. Every at.smpt
was made to save the little orippia.
she sank rapidly and died to-day.
me nurse V positive that she turned
he Nrte- Oh IN tho tub when me left
inc The hospital authorities VIII
~. rel veal the nurses name.
The facts In the Ease were communal
TO Coroner F1aherty. Of Brook1yA
ino he has ordered an investigaft0n-
The evening world., 1904-08-01
Washington Authorities Await
MoreFaots Concerning Trou-
bio Over Asphalt Company
Before Making Decisive Move.
MINISTER BOWEN WAS
GIVEN POWER TO PROTEST.
Great Britaln's Representative
at Caracas Has Taken Off.
cial Steps Against Seizure
Germany Denies Threat.

WASHINGTON, Aug The first o.
. hcial account Of the action OF the Ven,
ezuelan Government In respect 10 m,
bsixure Of the properties OF the New
York and Bermudez Asphalt Company
has come to the State Department In a
kablegram from Minister Bowen a,
caracas.
Mr.. Bowen said that suit was brought
by the Venezuelan Government asalns,
The asphalt company on the ground tina,
II had failed TO carry out certain por-
~tions OF It's concessions, especially those
requiring It IN dig canals. dredge chan
nels In the rivers and export other prod
ucts than asphalt
Because az the company's failure In
these matters. the Venezuelan Govern
nient asked the Court to order an en-
barge corresponding 10 the ordinary
American Injunction and to appoint a
custodian or receiver.
The Court granted this application,
laid tho embargo, and appointed A. II.
Garner as custodian, He sailed on a
Venezuelan warship for the nearest port
10 the asphalt lakes before notice u
suit was served on the defendant COM
psny.
Minister Bowen explains that, while
the statutes OF Venezuela authority EN-
barge proceedings such as these n re
case OF leases, this would scarcely apply
70 the New York and BermudeZ Asphalt
Company properties which are held un-
der concessions.
The custodian, Mr.. Garner, seized
these properties on the 18th ult. and
remains In possession.
Prof. John BasSett Moore and John
d. Lindsay. Of New York, as attorneys,
representing the New Ark and Ber-
mudez Company. called at the State
Department. to-day and had a long con-
ference with Acting Secretary Looms
and solicitor Penfeld In regard TO the
protection Of the Company's interests
against suoh arbitrary proceedings:
They confirmed the press report from
Port Of Spain. Trinidad, 10 the effect
that the British Minister at Caracas
had protested against the seizure q the
asphalt lake at Guanaco. IL was ex-
planned that there ls a proper double
International interest In this matter, for
while the New York and Bermudez
Company Is an American Incorporation,
and most OF its stuck IL owned here,
tho extent q abSut N.6o. 90 fn England,
giving the British Government the right
20 Intervene to protect Its citizens In
ter ssts.
Mr.. Bowen has already been autbor-
lied by the State Department To protest
against the retention Of the prope rty' OF
me asphalt company under the court
orders. He has explained that he Is
sending by mail a detailed statement OF
the events leading up 10 the seizure,
and as the State Department Il anxious
70 secure some further information as
TO the complexities Of Venezuelan In
fttfng this case Il probably will await
the mails before moving further IN the
case.
The evening world., 1904-08-01
Twelve. Year.0Id Girl Carrying
Baby in Her Arms, Drags
Other Child from Smoke. Filled
Apartments 10 Street.
LITTLE HEROINE ALMOST
EXHAUSTED BY EFFORT.
Although Nearly Suffocated She
IBraveIy Brings Both Children
to Satety--BIaze Is extir.
guished with Difficulty.

Rose Goldberg a girl Of twelve, proved
herself heroine to-day when fire
started In her mothers apartments, No.
is Hester street ty saving the lives
OF her sister, Ray. ten wears old. and
her sister Sarah, a baby. nine months
old.
Three OF tire Goldberg children went
10 Seward PARK early TO play and later
the mother started out 10 DO some shop
ping. Rosa with the baby In her arms.
was In tho rear Of the apartments
and Raw was asleep In the front room
when the Gre started In tibet front part
OF the AoaS.. lac house was nlled
with smoke Immediately and the scores
Of other tenants lsd To the street.
Carrying tho baby into the smoke
nlled rooms Ross ssised her sleeping
sister by the hand. She already was
almost UNCONSCIOUS from smoke and
refused 20 oe aroused With q des-
perate EFFORT ;hs little girl pulled the
daIed child from the bed and dragged
her along the floor to the door.
She managed to get her into the hall
and then dragged her 10 the street.
"hen b arrived N safety. stIu carry
Ing the baby and dragging her sister.
her strength wa almost gonA and she
was nearly suffooated by smoke
When the firemen arrived the HOUSE,
was so filled with smoke that some DIM
aaalK. 80 a.,al 10 a-a. A.. k1a.A
The evening world., 1904-08-01
Smaller Yarns I'm lows.

Urom the Chicago Record Henld.)
One Of tbs most significant move
msuts In tho Middle Vert, and espe-
daily IN eoutasrn Iowa. Is the decrease
In the number Of acres in the farms
that are worked In the early days
when farm land wes cheap. the farmer
could afford 10 attempt 20 farm all he
could see. and II ne did not succeed II
IA not make much difference, bEs since
this land has risen in value from so TO
100 per acre II has been found neoes-
Hry to decrease tho size OF the farm.
rhe farmer himself 10 better OF for
this. because no Is not working 81 hard
10 make roth ends meet nor trying 70
cover 80 mufh ground. He IL making,
- fact, abut ~ much on 80 acres
rightly conducted as he did on . section
Of land In the old days. The average
eiDe OF the Iowa farms Is something
less than ninety acres, ard. az n general
ruiz. the men are doing tho WORK them
ps,ves, OF Mt least with the help OF one
nsn. TUG srv~t growth Of the dairy
hntrss9 b the State has helped 70
ncrk thb nnepxA
The evening world., 1904-08-01
Excitement Ran High.

As Bostock and his burden tppriNt
.o.t,ds the cage the men and women
g.EO ia number. In the house screamed
with excitement. cheering again and
sgaln the daring rescue \ number
Of women fain,ed and had ODE carried
to the air.
Bonayita was removed 10 the Rccep'
ton Hospital after physicians from III,
audience and the "f~ncubatOrs' had Us
naturrd his srm % prevent his bleed
Ing 10 death
Every EFFORT - being made 10 save
n. arm. but 70 70 believed he CaunO
recover unless Il j. amputated Even
should 10 be saved he will be crippled
for life. rs the muscles were com
alAiAly LORI AWAY