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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-15
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indret at IfriOe til 9aniib 2utb.
Publ. 9ouie, Blair, g1ebr., efter 2e-
foliis 5ortGllinger og Sagaer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-15
Moam 9an: SummcslDp.

Rogen 5GpOelig banit 0igter bar
2lmerira bibtil itte formaaet at Itabe,
Om enb biit og Der en- enlig bemobi9
odnit Sansfusl fiober paa i'm @ren
og imaafpibrer meo rerenbe, bbb "a
9gte poetiIf Slang.
@runbene BERTH turoe bere man
ge; men bet er tilitretfeligt at minbe
ON, at 5oltepdnoringernes Sioer al
tib bar 9dnolingens o9 aampens 5is
Der. Sronbdburerne Tom fgrit Iee
mere, naar Del prattiife 2ip baboe
frembragt iaabanne 8ebrifter, bbis
8eIpngelIe funoe name be mere freoez
liee og unoertiben Iepnige @ftertoms
mere til nh Oodb.
Nbam Dams ,Sommerlep" er bel
ler life juit nogen abIolut o9egiz
Denbeo" poeiiens 8erben, og bog
tan bi life negte os felp ben 8l9be al
preientere BEN for bore 2efere, ba
ben iittert inbebolber noget uf bet
imutteite og paroifulbeite, pi DANTE
/ 2lmerifa til Oato bar frembragt.
Oigtet n9lt bpage" er rent uo ri
lille Meiterperf, oe abIfi(Iige af Re
andre naar 2sbigbeb tet op til bet.
Gsb os l9s.
asoeligt sr bet imibtertib, at ,,OanIf
goebanbel" / Gebor 5alls, Soma.
bar beIerset llbeipelfen meb en- me-
item Forbleffenoe boarlig Smas, og
at man en- 8og paa 300 Siber life
minbre eno Ipp og tppe @anee maa
tage i'm Silflugt til en- 2iIte pper
3rDtfejl Bag 9o9en.
,Sommerlpb" faas Danifb 2ut9.
publ. 6ouIe, Blair, Hebr.. oe tofer
6eftet $1.00, Tmuft ino6. $1.50.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-15
ltlOe ilnser 5 S6rn

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Sire lllOe OreDes of 9un9er ira
8jtrgene og tOm ino 2anosbpens
Stole, 6Oor be orebte og fortareoe
Tre 9Brn og iaareoe lnO andre. gps
ems Snobpsgere fit omiioer lllOene
br9bte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-15
aisOrelien | Senator 9ietrids
Sag.

Deb en- sgeiltagelfe tom neOens
Itaoenoe Mebbelelie lite meO 5irs<
bags.
Z flere Dage gap Omabas Dag
blaoe WlebbelelIer angdaenbe 5prhes
rebelIerne til 5Orbsret Oistri9safs
faren. U2en ret iom man fao mente,
at nh ftulbe bet til at eaa lss meb
grunbig llnOerisgslie al 9lntluses
puntterne imob Senator 0ietricf,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-15
9smic brpmmer Dn ct MT 3ion.

9ps 2(ngelss, IA. San. - $. u.
0opie meo fere al fine Sil6angere
er antommen til Cos 2tngeles. 9un
befenOtger, at ban Oil bliDe GalifOr-
nien til 81. San, og od bill ban ofreis
Ie til San 5runcisco for at gaa III
qluItralien. San benegter, at ban
ifulr. bile bpgge en- 3ion Gitp Spb
California, men iasoe tillige, at ban
pil anlegge en- 8p enten pda ben
meritanIte gust eller ct Stebs paa
paciittpIten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-15

ofIenOte5 Oerefter fra Qarbus ell
@a5iugeIprpite meo ManOItab. Den
to9 Uplifting oeo 2angip, 6Ois
RGr9eo De 6ranoenOe 9paninger er
6eliggenoe, og gjorbe uomartet girts
ming.
5prIt oeO U2iDbagstio lptteoes O:t
at 6IiOe 6erre oper Sloeu. 2tlt bet
brGnote er ifelge R. 3. asIureret.
Staoens Omfang tenOes enOnu itts;
ben er imiolertio betpoelig og oper=
tiger / aft Sab 100000 Str.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-15
bvorIeoes er bette! !.

gi hl6nbsr ct bnubrebs 3oaors I pslsunug for et
tber 1ifolbe n aotarrb Der lfte fau belbreoes oet
Halls Catarrh Cnre.
81 Gbenep d 6 o.. eier'. 7olebo. 6.
qi lln6srleaneoe bar fienot 4. 3. 6Derep be iios
T. 1lar % iror ban er oloeles b0berlig ollie 5orret
lrdnsdttioHer pg fnontelt Stono III at ppip'
D. Hlper orpIioielie 6ereS f5rmo bar paaaget iig.
g9ett K lrnnt Wboieinle 8rnggiiis. Aoleoo, q.
maIDiHg, Ntnnan ~ Wi1rbtn,
nbuIeinle 1ra9qiits. 4ole5o. { Z.
qail's Casarrh Cure ldqes inopenbig % pirfer Il
r,tr rao gfnbet pa Gultenefs Siimbinoer. prls 7os
e. .t'niie 2 laes al ole apobtisre VtonssbDro irit
tisii' Family Pills er be beoiit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-15
9anif=M Mmerifamlf.

5 o5or 8anit =4meritanIt 9pjIto=
les Su6iIeumsbefte ifriOer 9uit.
9orf ON u0eiitoleiagen blunot be
DANTE / 2tmerita" bl. a.;
Den oanife 6siitole arbejOer /
3ro paa @aaren; be Ienere Qtar bar
iat mt 2iO for 6eiIfOleIagen, ioet
fere Gleber eno tioligere 9(ar bar
befe9t 9sjitolen.
Men enOnu er 2trbejbet jo fun JON
en- Draa6e / 0dpet; je9 blues naiten
peo at fortalIe, at Der paa be to 5ejz
itoler, Der finoes blanot DANTE i
9(merita, fun fnbes 80 GleOer az
paa RpIteb pg II paa9aneboO, Piges
ifolen @fteraaret 1903)."
9i operlaber til 9eierne ielo at
tommentere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-15
Sc syurencbc Statcr oa
GDlDmbia.

&ri9sminiiter Root bar pblig Of
fentliqgiort f0lgenOe angaaenoe oor
Regerings Politit operfor aolombia.
,,llbipreote Rpgter ON, at Regerin=
gen forbereoer Jig pda at Ienoe Sropz
per til 9anotangen / ben 6eniigt at
begbnOe militere Operationer imoo
aolombia bar forpolot preIioenten
og Strigsoepurtementet life Iaa liot
8rboeri. 8e to 9anoe er life /
arigsforbolo til binanben. Bort
2dnb t9nter lite paa 6jenotligbsoet
imooaolombia. 9i ger ingen arigss
forbereoelier. .6perten pr9iioenten
eller lloenrigsminiiteren tror. at Der
bill 6libe 8rug for 5ropper paa2unoz
tangen. De bar gjort Jig pberlt 5Iio
for at pberbeoiie @enerdl HeDes %
Reeeringen gogota ON Dor Heges
rings nenlige 6eniigter ober for So
lombia, og at oi pil BRUCE DOR beofe
Snoflpbelie for at fau 3biitepunttey
melem aolom6ia og Banana BIZ
lagte pdd en- retfarbig W}dabe.
Oct falOer os baniteligt at tro, ct
2(utoriteterne / aolombia ifulbe pare
iad forblinOeOe af partilibenIta6 og
5orbom, at be ifnloe Oi1e ertlere os
arig. 0g ON aolom6ia Ituloe gere
ct iaa fortOiplet SfriOt, bill por &es
gerina bare ien til at tage imob lloz
fororingen.
PraiiOenteu pil tage al til6prligt
9enipn tilOen naturlise Spanoing /
gogota operTor ben nGrp9renbe 3ina
genes 3ilitano - en- SilItano, ION
notwithstanding imiolertio Ielo
bGrer 2tnioaret ior, Og imoO bpiltcn
cen bar dopnret - men ben maa fsr
eler ienere tomme til at erfenoe Bag
ten al aenosgerninger, og 10 fer bette
Iier, oes feore oil bet pere for dae |
Barter. gi bar inqen llret gjort oem.
0i gnifer at pGre oem til 3jeneite.
0erIom Be 6eIiooer nogen 9logitdb,
oil De life 0eo golosbanblinger bin
Ere os beri."
5gr General ReDts fortoo @a=
ibington. trdf ban Arrangement msb |
Wliniitcr 9ap, iad Der fan fortIGttss
meo 8pr6anolia9er mellem oe to 91e. |
9eringst anqaaenoe pandnaIa9en.
"a man / g1ep gort 6enlebtc Sc |
neral Hepes Opm9rtiombeb poa |
RCots oftdtement". Iugoe ban, at bdn
6reo ia life ON at ipdre berpod for |
5iben. MuaIte Itnere.
0an talte meget tomplimenterenbe
ON i'm Mobtagelie MaIbington. !
Uieo llnbtdgelIe at, at bans Wisiion
life bar lptteoes. iaa 6aboe ban be-
ret meget glao Oeb lit 5 Tigers Sps
bolo bette 9ano. 6dn priIte Wlis
niiter 6ab, bbem ban betragteoe ION
zen fin, men meget beItemt Wdno."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-15
Rri9 eller Sreo7
llroligt | Stonl.
5reosunOer banblinger
% 5orbereO elfer TIL arig
ort cites.

Sddoan Ter Situationen no 8ag,
fige fsr glabet eaor presien. Gnos
I'LL er Der ingen, Der ian blipe tlo9
pda, bpdo llbfdloet ital blipe.
63dren tog NOT forleoen Oroet for
6reo, men paa Iamme 5io bolot
Rnsierne De pistigite puntter be
latte og fortIatte / bet bele ta9et iins
5orbereoelier til 9rig.
5 be iibite 0age bar bet lbot ia
Berlin, at 8ipIomaterne Der nu frnsz
ter for. at Der fal blipe &rio. Oct
lutteoe man ierlig fra, at bet pu=
rtbe iad lenee. inoen Sapan ioareoe
paa Ruslanbs IioIte 6enitiIling Ser
sr noele af be iiofe telegrafife DleOs
oelelier.
eonOon. Is. San. - 0ailp Nails
aorrefponOent / Seoul flyer, atpress
ien tiIifnnoer ReO1agtning af ane
fremmeoe Der Il Seoul, &oreas 6os
oebIfuO).
De iorenebe Stoters ejeIanpl Qfaen
bar beororet dlle aDinosr og gsru
iii at 6lipe inoen 0ere, og ban flyer,
at en- milit9r Opitdno er innbinnlis.
Ok. Golin ne plancp, ben franIte
8eianot, bar forgRoes raabet aeiIe-
reu at tage 1itflugt ben franfe
Gegation.
8ailn 5elegrdpbs aorreiponOent /
3otio meboeler, at ben iapaneiiie
aegerine iom en- DEL af I'm 9lan III
Uiarinsns llobioelie bar 6eItilt st
10000 IONS SlagTtib GnglanO.
Detroit, IA. San. - st 5irma /
Detroit, iom sjer 9ulminer Iars
beoen uf RorfOlt. ga., bar moOtdget
en- Orore ON 6urtigleOering af
10000 IONS Pocubontas Sul ira
ben iapaneiiite Rsgering
eonoOn IA. San. 9eianot
6ubuibi mobtos / Dag Supuns SDar
poo Ruslanbs iiblte 0eniti0ing.
9et inosboloer intet llltimatum,
men 9entager Sapans oprinoeIi9e
5ororing.
Spgrasmaalet ON tineiiit Ooers
berreogmme Wdn6uriet og eSdpdns
5nbhpoelie / 9orea er, bpuo Der in
fiiteres PAD.
Baron 9aDaibi uotalte fig Iaales
oes til en- Qlsiociateo preis aepra-
ientdnt:
,Saa Oiot jeg Tan ie, er 5orbolOet
mellem be 10 Mdgter ungaaenoe W2sls
iemp9renoet pruttilt let uforonoret.
Seq bar ingen Wening ON, bpilten
Wlobtaselie bette Sapans Spar ian
psnte bos ben rusiiIfs Regsring, men
ieo antaeer, at llnberbanolingerne pil
fortiGtte enbnu noele Tiger.
Z 2onbon er man minbre baabss
fulb. Msn 1lere af be fremmeoe 8is
plomoter Der beler life llbenrigsz
nepartementets pesiimiiiiIts Sbn. De
mener, at RusldnO sibsr eftsr | iiblte
ggeblit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-15


5plgenoe fort9Ges fra Chicago I
y. b. pioneer":
Gn ung oanit Manb, Gspen Gbriz
itenien, 1921 Cottage @robe Qlpe.,
bleo forleoen Dag orebt peb ct Gam
meniteo mellem ct 6rdgttog og Den
Sporoogn, lom BAN betjente. Q(fogz
De, iom for ct par Madnsber iioen
bleb anfat Iom ,,MotormdnO" for
Spoiioens SporOognsIelitab, fprte,
od lllDften itete, en- SporoOgn paa
AZ. ct. 6dn bar peb 8zSiben DIN
5ornipOagen feroig meo tit lior=
9enar6ejoe og ituloe fpre Den TONNE
Sporoogn fra ben peltli9e Gnoe af
AZ. Street til StalOen o9 oerDeo pos
iere Sernbdnen paa ct Steo, 6bpr
Der bperten bar 8agtmdnb eller 2ep,
og Idd oerfor life bet fommenoe Soa,
f0r ban bar Iau ner ganen, at bet
bar bam umuligt at itanoie 8ognen.
aonoutteren, iom iprang al, raa6te
til bdm, at ban ituloe reobe iig, men
afbgoe, Iom bar ben 5rp, at ban
bar / Stano til at Itoppe lin 0egn
fer SammenItpoet, blep pda lin YoIt
og 6lep br9bt pod Steoet. Gspen
Gbriitenien tom Der til Qanbet fra
Wforsp for liot oper tire Q(ar iioen.
0an efterlaoer Jig 9uitru og ct fife
Barn, enDpioere bar ban to 8rpbee
o9 en- Sgiteroatter G6icago, ge=
grapelIen fOreeif / Spnoags fra Sez
5ierens 6jem, Nr. 406 45. ST., unber
me9en itor 9eltogelie. Sans Or
beio5tdmmerater dfbolot ale llbgifz
terne peo 8egruOelfen og bar / bet
belle meget p9nt repr9ienteret 2lfe
opoc bar asTureret for 500 Dollars /
SporDognsielifa6ets 8egrapeliestasie
o9 til6grte laa piot pibes 2oge glr.
35 al 8robiriamfunoet.
= Walermeiter Garl QdrIen, IA
cine, fom ben 3. Ottober n9r bapbe
miItet Qipet peb at ton1me / 8erez
ring meo en- br9ftet 5elefonsSraoo,
bar, ftriper .5oltets 9lois", i9ennem
proflirator 9. 9. g2ellon be9pnot
Sagsanl9ggelie imoo Sporposnsz
ielifa6et og forlanger en- Stabssers
itdtnine paa 25.000. Gfter lllptfen
6enlao ban nemlig bepibltlps / oper
20 5imer, og ba ban enoelig tom til
i'm Sdmling igen. bar ban lpetfct
badoe pao 9srelien og 9utommelfen.
@nopioere blep bans bejre Sadno Ial
forbrenot al ben eleftriIfe Strem, ct
ben alori9 pil faa i'm 5erligbeb igen.
9i9et of &aptajn 9llfreb G6ris
itenien, Der fom tiblieere mebbelt /
,,9ien", falOt operboro fra fin Stube,
meoens benne bar peo at losIe pep
Rapd Sunction, ug OrutneOe ben 15.
December, bleo funbet Hptaursbdg e
tort Stpfte @ei fra, bpor ban Omtom.
9iget bleo brast Der til 9Den og
iorbet puu GnpreIs 2ann 9raplunb
/ Onsoags.
9tfos6e, Der bar oanit at 5sbiel,
blep n % Qlar sammel.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-15
u1oore.

Bonf eler Trpai helbreber life. 6bis bet aiorbe,
plbe fod Bgrn bGbe Senaen. Ser qiues en- tonltitus
tionel Aorog herior. og lea fal ienbe eber en- @nbs
ming pao en- enfel 6ienimebebanbling iou belbrebebe
nit Barn og mango andres.
MRS. @. SUMMERS
Box ID. Notre Dame, Ind
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Set a,"iaI.' ss';sa"''' &

Room 407-4O8 Real Estate Bldg
oj. al 9earboru - Wonbolpb st. Ghteaca- ~
9larsabonnement fan MI tegnes
paa .Oanfteren" og ,,H ora
BEN" for $1.9O, naar be betales !
SorIfuo.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-10-06

trust me for that. Go BACK through
the tunnel, take your horse away and
get to your lodging place. I am much
OBLIGED TO you for the interest you
have Ia on in ne. Some time | shall
hope to repay you
81 am already repaid. But l think
Won should take the horse"
mo"
"You won't be long in coming?"
mot long"
"Good-by, then, and good luck to
vou. Your word that you did not kill
Sturpis is enough for me-
THANK you. Good-by and don't
forget that promise"
God knows | have cause to remem-
Der It," came back in a husky whisper
Darrell listened while the young mar
lowered himself into the tunnel and
retreated beyond earshot in the direc.
ton of the creek. Then, taking note
book and pe~cil from his pocket, Oar
rel wrote a few lines, his pencil poin
cropping over the small page in the
dark.
MIR. Darrell regrets that circum
stances over which he has no contro
compel him to postpone indeinitel!
his meeting with Mr.. Murgatroyd. HI
begs to assure Mr.. Murgatroyd, how
ever, that the meeting is simply de
ferred and not abandoned"
Tearing out the sheet on which h
had Denciled this message Earrel lief
II on the table.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-10-06
SECTIONAL BITTERNESS.

81 can understand how a statesman
can believe in a protective tariff and
In centralized federal government,
but cannot comprehend how patriot
can advocate a policy calculated to
provoke race conflicts in the South and
to array the different sections of our
common country in bitterness against
each other" Isenator Bailey in Brook
lyn.1
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-10-06


AS IF BY MAGIC.
old man yet thought 1t possible that he
might be able to do something.
"Have you seen anything OF a
smooth-faced man in corduroys?" was
the strangers next question.
Uncle Alb pricked up his ears. Pos
sibly he was mistaken in the smooth
voiced stranger, after all.
''Ridin' a calico cayuse?" demanded
the under foreman.
Eyes," replied the other, with bright
ening eye.
Thunder! So that's the zap that's
wanted over Sandy Bar way. I seen
him, sure; and he was lopin' on this
piece of War Eagle trail about three
this mornin', when l was pikin' fer
Anacondy ter git this load o. high ex-
plosive. An ter think that I was as
clost ter him as me an you is, an
didn't know he was wanted an never
raised hand. Shucksl"
Ito be continued.
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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-10-06

The invitation was eagerly accepted
During the meal that followed Cliff
aired the whole matter connected with
the killing of Sturgis in detail.
His recital was punctuated with
angry comments on the part of the lis.
teners. Sturgis was known to be
gambler and a hard citizen, but the
manner of his taking off, together with
The escape of Darrell, appealed strong
ly to the latent sympathies of the
rough and ready frontiersmen.
After the meal Gryce invited his
friends into the other part of the tav.
glasses to the success of the Sandy
Bar men that it was necessary to help
him out and boost him to his seat on
the mountain wagon.
With a wild whoop he rolled out OF
sight along the cross trail that led to-
ward the War Eagle, Dynamite and
Terror on the keen jump.
Shouldn't wonder il Uncle Alb set
of that load o. his" remarked Ben
Chickworthy, his eyes following the
vanishing cloud OF dust. at was GRIM
inal carelessness fer the super at the
War Eagle ter send such a man after
blastin' material"
Another cloud of dust had appeared
along the south trail and presently a
dozen mounted men broke out Of II,
plying their lathered mounts with
quirt and spur. 1t was the Sandy Bar
contingent and they refined In their
horses at the door of the tavern.
Were hot after the fellow" said
| one of the pursuers in response 70 q
question from Cliff. Hes been seen
twice once by Kasper, between here
and the Bar, and later by Neb Haw-
ley, a mill-hand at the Eagle. When
Hawley seen him he was footing 1t
west along the Eagle trail. Well over
haul him, Cliff. Get your horse II you
want to be in at the finish"
Cliff hurried to get his mount under
saddle and take his place in the ranks
Of the pursuers. The horsemen there
upon darted away at the same stirring
pace.
Meanwhile the under foreman had
been trying clumsily to get his flying
team under control. Gryce was not sc
far gone in drink that he failed to es-
innate the dangers OF such . killing
pace with such load, but his awkward
work with the reins would have proved
unsuccessful had not q man stepped
into the road in front Of the horses.
A thick tangle of brush bordered the
trail and the appearance Of the mar
was as surprising and unexpected Il
the bronchos as it was to Gryce. TIL,
team halted abruptly, thrown far bacl
in the harness.
The under foreman got a fresh girl
on the lines and brought up tn
bronchos we'll in hand.
Good afternoon" said the stranger
courteously.
"Howdy," said Gryce.
The stranger wore clothes of goo
quality, but they showed evidence O
recent hard usage. He was on foot
also, and a vague suspicion worke
sluggishly into Gryce's brain.
"Have you come from the Half Wa
house?" queried the stranger.
That's me-" hiccoughed Uncle Al
wondering how he could go to wor
and capture the man. Landscape
with a fractions team and 500 pound
; of freight that was still more unre
liable, as well as possessing a hea
that was far from well balanced, tn
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-10-06
PARKER AND ROOSEVELT
Word Picture by Senator Bailey.

"On one side there is a man with
his foot on the Constitution and a
sword in HIS hand. On the other side
is the Judge with his foot upon the
sword and the Constitution in his
hand" [Senator Bailey In Brooklyn
Tpeech.1
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-12-28
NEW CITY DIRECTORY
SHOWS 100000 PEOPLE

When the new Washington city direc-
tory makes its appearance late in jan
uary it will be found that the popula-
ton of the Capital City is now about
800. go. an increase of from 5000 to 5000
over that of last year The directory
will register more than 100, 900 names
at least 5000 more than its predecessor.
For the first time it has been possible
to take the census of employees Of the
Washington Navy Yard and the Govern
ment Printing Office which officials have
heretofore refused to permit However,
during the progress of the canvassing
for the directory, many persons left
Washington to vote, and the list, which
under oIher circumstances, would have
been unusually long. has been somewhat
curtailed. Last year showed the great
est increase in population. the compilers
figuring it at 15,00G
Much difficulty was experienced in OBJ
tanning the names of many residents of
w aShington. For no particular reason
many persons DO not care to have their
names inscribed in the directory. and the
canvaSserS found 1t rather hard in many
instances to learn their names and occu-
ed in almost every case, although not
always through the person himself
The directory is being compiled by w
Andrew Boyd, who succeeded his father
in the work. The elder Boyd began
printing the directory in 1858. The popu-
more than 10000. Mr.. Boyd has a com
plete file of the Washington city direc-
tory dating back to it's first issue by
Judah Duloir. in 1922.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-12-28
CHRISTMAS FESTIVITIES
AT TEMPORARY HOME

Promptly at o'clock yesterday after
noon the inmates OF the Children's Tenn
porary Home, 607 Howard Avenue north
west, held their Christmas exercises.
On the stroke of . the children fled
into the assembly hall, where they were
addressed by F. B. Francis. of the
Board of Education; Prof Fairfield, of
Howard University: Rosetta Lawson
ard the Re- D. G. Wisennan. After the
addresses the youngsters gave songs and
recitations.
On a raised dais in the front of the
room was a good sized Christmas tree
loaded down with all the things that
bring delight to the childish heart These
presents Were provided by phiIanthropic
persons of the District Each child also
received little remembrance from the
principal. Miss Cook, il being one OF
her customs TO each year make every
child a present
After receiving their presents the
children made their way into the dining
room, where they proceeded to eat
their annual Christmas feast. A feature
of this feast were the cakes and pud-
dings donated by The Times
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-12-28
FOLDING BED FATAL
TO EDWARD C. COKE

( SPRINGFIELD. Mo, Dec 2S-Edward
c. Coke died here from injuries sustain
ed by the collapse of a folding bed. He
weighed 200 pounds, yet the bed folded
and broke his back
Coke, whose family is visiting In Cali
fornia. had taken d room for the nighc
at a lodging house. and was just falling
asleep when the bed closed up. 1t is 1t
double bed of the old type and is heavy.
When unfolded it is held in position by
a light catch, and it is thought the un-
even condition of the floor and Coke
weight. caused the catch to unfasten
and allow the he'd to close up
The pressure was so great when the
bed was closed up that Coke's body
broke through the woodwork and forced
the springs and bedding to the floor
Besides sustaining a broken back.
Coke was completely paralyZed and died
:. few hours later