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The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-04-28
Court Proceedings
Judge Peter Breen, presiding
AUSTIN, April 22d, 1904.

In the matter of the estate of John
Tallack, deceased-On motion of w. ID.
Jones, Esq, letters of administration
upon the estate of John Tallack, de
ceased, were granted TO j. A. Miller,
ESQ, whose bond was fixed at $4,000.
A. j. Maestretti, Esq.,, was appointed
by the Court, attorney for absent heirs.
T H Dalton, w A Clifford and Fl W
Dyer were appointed appraisers of the
estate.
On April 23d the petition of the ad-
ministrator for leave to bond certain
mining interests belonging to the estate,
situated in Nye county, to Daniel b.
Kane, for the sum OF $4,000 was grant
ed, the attorney for the absent heirs
consenting thereto.
In the case OF George S. Spencer VS..
Sarah E. Spencer and John Spencer
On motion of counsel for the referee, j.
A. Miller, Esq, the final account OF the
referee was approved, allowed and set
tied and decree entered to that effect
and releasing himself and his bondsmen
from further liability.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-04-28
Pacific Coast Ex-
hibitiOn.

We are in receipt OF the following
from the Lewis & Clark Centennial Ex-
position Company of Portland, Oregon:
international scope is assured to the
Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition
to be held at Portland, Oregon, from
June lst, to October Is. 1905, by Pres
ident Roosevelt's approval of the act
of Congress making an appropriation
for the Exposition, and his invitation to
foreign countries to participate. Port
lands Exhibition will represent an out
lay Of over s5,000.000. Though covering
405 acres Of land and natural lake, it will
be compact in form. and the average
person will be able to see and compre-
hend it all in few days at moderate
cost The cream of the foreign and do
nestle exhibits to be made at st. Louis
this year will be transferred to Portland
at the close OF the Louisiana Purchase
Exposition. The United s tates exhibit
will be moved entire to Portland and in
stalled in buildings to be specially erect
ed. This exhibit will be worth 100000.
In addition, Portland will have many
features which will not be seen at st.
Louis, such as exhibits demonstrating
the life, customs and industries of China,
Japan, Hawaii, Siberia, Russia, Alaska,
Australia, New Zealand, the Philippines,
and India.
The Lewis and Clark Centennial will
be the first international exposition un-
der Government patron age ever held on
the Pacific Coast. 1t will be in every
way Western Exposition. The rail
roads will make low rates from Missouri
and Mississippi River points to Port
land, and exceptionally low rates will be
in effect between Portland aud the
Rocky Mountain region.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-04-28

LOYAL REBEKAH LODGE No. rs. |. o. OF.
NESTS in LemaireIs Hall the first and third
Friday evenings of each month at 20 Q clock.
Mrs. N. Rams,!eli, n. q.
l. A. Lemaire, Sec'y.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-04-28
The Caleb Powers
Case.

Governor Sparks, along with all the
Governors Of the Union, has been asked
to exercise his influence 10 order to pre-
vent the execution OF Caleb Powers for
the murder Of Governor Goebel of Ken
lucky. Powers is under a sentence Of
death and extreme effort is being made
to save his life. Governor Sparks re-
piled to the letter as follows;
A. H. Keylor, Dear Sir: I am in re-
ceipt of your letter bearing date of 4th
inst, in which you enclose resolutions
adopted at meeting of Evangelists and
Christian Workers held in the City of
Chicago, March 26, 1904. The reso.
lutions named set forth that in the "con
viction and sentence to death of Hon.
Caleb Powers, late Secretary Of State of
the State of Kentucky, the ends of JUS
tice have been thwarted, and that crime
is about to be perpetrated second to none
in the history Of our country, and that
the said Caleb Powers has been denied
Constitutional rights, etc. You ask me
to endorse the resolutions and forward
them to the Governor of Kentucky.
This / cannot do. In the first place
am not familiar with the details of the
trial and conviction of the condemned
man, and therefore not competent to ex-
press an opinion in the case. 1t is, how
ever, well known fact that in the assas-
sinaton of Goebel, most brutal crime
was committed by some one, and | am
convinced from the published state
meats and from common knowledge that
the responsibility rests upon those who
were 10 high authority at the time the
crime was committed, and if justice is
ever done. Others who have been fugi-
tives will share the fate Of Powers.
am inclined to give sympathy TO any
one who is SO unfortunate as to be
placed In the dreadful position now oc-
cupied by the condemned man, but all
circumstances considered, cannot at
tempt to influence the Governor of Ken
tucky in the discharge of his duties.
Respectfully,
JOHN SPARKS,
Governor.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-04-28
WILL GET INJURED
OR KILLED
Then the Railroad
Co. Will be I'm
justly Blamed.

ED. NEvADAN:-It has come to my no
tice for some time past that boys are in
the habit Of jumping on and off moving
trains in the yard at this place. Now |
believe steps should be taken to stop
this practice before an accident occurs,
which, no doubt, will happen il allowed
to go on. II an accident should happen
to any Of them at any time while in the
act of pursuing this dangerous business,
in which someone will be killed or
for life and the railroad would
be blamed as usual.
They have been warned Of the danger
attached to the jumping of trains and
il they do not stop it believe measures
should be enforced by the officers to
put stop to it.
A CITIZEN.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-04-28
A Humboldt Him
ing Suit.

Last "Wednesday Sheriff Lamb sue
ceeded in securing personal service on
Otto Stahlmann and Joseph Farren in
the suit brought in the District court at
Winnemucca on March 18th by Mrs. s..
G. Thompson of Salt Lake, and Mrs. NJ.
V. Ritts Of Golconda.
The suit was brought to recover judg-
ment for S7,l40 for plaintiffs interest in
the Dutch Flat mines. II will be re-
memhered that last summer Stahlmann
and Farren bonded eighteen mining
claims at Dutch Flat, Humboldt county,
for $4,000. They took possession and
made payments to some of the owners,
agreeing to pay the balance, but failed
to do so.
The company was Incorporated under
the name of the Paradise NJ. q NJ Co.
with Stahlmann as general manager aud
Farren superintendent, by Pittsburg
promoters.
Its claimed by plaintiff that about
$50, 900 worth of the stock of the com.
pany had been sold to eastern people
with the usual glittering promises of
vast ore bodies in sight and only await
ing mill aud other machinery Work
at this end, however, was quickly sus-
pended without any development OF the
claims. The mill and machinery have
been attached by plaintiff.
The case will be watched with interest
by mining and prospective investors in
Nevada properties.-Reno Journal
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-04-28
of the Silver State to-day he said:

OF the Silver State to-day he said:
"Whlle we have done considerable other
work on the property, our special atten-
ton has been given to the Borlasca
group, and we are thoroughly we'll
pleased With the result. We have ex-
posed large body of good ore and from
indication the mine will prove great
producer" With reference to the future
of Nevada Mr.. Lasher said: "Nevada
will certainly be great gold producing
state, and that is what it must depend
on for greatness. The irrigation scheme
will prove to be like truck garden on
farm, beneficial in small spots, but mines
and cattle will get the revenue."-Silver
State.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-04-28
For Supreme
Judge.

Rumor has it that Congressman
Bartine will be a candidate before the
Fusion State conventions for the nomin.
alton Of Justice of the Supreme Court
Mr.. Bartine is capable lawyer, most
logical reasoner and speaker and no man
who could be mentioned for this posi-
tion could Gil it better than he. Being
thoroughly couyersant with the general
resources and conditions of our State,
he could act intelligently on all matters
presented TO him, from the standpoint
OF practical knowledge. His familiarity
with the mining industry and especially
the silver and financial questions emf
nently fits him for the consideration of
matters Of this character, so important
in the affairs of our State. For many
years Mr.. Bartine has devoted his time
aud talents in advocating the questions
of vital Importance to the State OF Ne
yada. He has worked earnestly for the
of Nevada and deserves any
recognition be might ask from his party
observer.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-04-28

The celebrated First Royal Marine
Band OF Germany, one of the finest in
the world will be one Of the attractions
at the Worlds Fair. The members are
all six-footers and the band is the crack
military band of the German Empire. 1t
has a repertoire OF 1900 compositions.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-04-28
AGENTS WANTED.

LIFE or T. DEWITT TALMAGE, by his
so4. REV. FRANK DEWITT TALMAGE and
associate editors OF Christian Herald. Only
book endorsed by Tsimage family, Enormous
psoft for agents who act quickly. Outfit ten
cents. Write Immediately CLARK & CO.,
1.2 y. 4th st. Philadelphia. Pa. Mention
tins paper.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-04-28
A Miners Opinion.

A. e. Lasher, a mining man from
Kennedy was in town on business Tues
day. Mr.. Lasher is owner of number
of good claims in and about Kennedy
Speaking OF mines to a representative
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-04-28
WANTED.

Special representative In this county and
adjoining territories, 10 represent and adver-
tise old established business house of solid
financial standing. Salary s21 weekly, with ex-
penses paid tnch Monday by check direct from
headquarters. Expenses adyanced posi- ition
permanent. We furnish eseryt thing
Address. The Columbia. go. Monon BID,
Chicago, ILL.,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-09

mentIiQ piloe blipe %nebDenoige. neb
logger Decent. aie. 5. g. Bang
,0anl 9irtetioenoe" en- itdrp Pro=
left imob 3onten berom; oen anpena
6elie at Oroets Raaoemibbel til en
9onturrence ON greItesm6eber er
abiolut fororgelig.4 5 iamme Gam.
men6gng ibrer8 ocenten mob ben nus
barenoe 6orm for aanbiOaters Dis
mispraOiten % oplnier gonIte inter
esidnt, at ban beo i'm e9en Dimis ?
praoiten 6IeO frituget for at boloe
nogen Bon o9 iun bolot en- 3ole, Der
life BAR nooen qreOiten, men mar
NET ct firteli9i 5orebras. 9on mebs
beler bette / ben Uteuing, at andre,
fom pniter bet, MAD tunne faa en- li9
nenoe 5ritdgelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-09

pu q usrs saiaub I benHs esH al eonost. ,rs sss
anbTt Spaeomms tilidumsn, 90 ben blew iHotl BE- iris
Iaa War eHitt iom AbelbEsetIis. J manps. uanst ast
tTfI9rtbe saeerne ben iOr en- Total SpseOr- =, .~qrsitIss
lotsIs utbltr, osb a be lite opnaatOt PEI ,sesIit sdk
lofal eehanblins, eEfIorrse be ben Tor ubsIbr,btla.
gibenitabtn bar bepif. at Saturrb er en- Ionfstuiiansi
SpeboH % hrr Tor frazer fonfitutiouet Beban6liza.
Halls Catarrh Cure, ~idbrifeKtt at i. &. 0bsntR b
&c. TefsAe, 6kie. Of Ast ensts FnnstitutioHele f0afs
mibbsI | D1arftbel. Oct toges t~nbptHoi9 I poTfioHa
fra 10 DrnabeT I'll IN GheiftfuIb. Del Utrier btTfftf
paa Blossl o. Spgemeis SiimbiHbsr. De ttlbpbu %
bunbrebf Dollars ior citpert 9ilf9Ibe. sst tfte taa tins
vert. Sfrip tiiet Gtrtui1rcr % DisHtsbsrb.
MbTesIg
1. 3. Gbenss&go o.. Eslsss. o.
kY- soIses sss MpOtbetere.
Halls Family Pills Ct be btsHs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-09

@n mooerne 9onbe9dar0.
9uarosjsr ariitiun 2orien, Gjlbp. lob
for nogle Qdr iiben pdd i'm Gaarb ops
fsre en- ginbmotor efter Brofesfor Ia
Gours Spifem til at frembringe
0riptrdften til be f~oriteqige WaIfi,
ner | @aaroen og laoer iislge 80,
genie qois" / benne lib opftiae en-
Dynamo al 5 6eites araft, iom Wel,
len Ital tr9ffe iii al fremitiIe e~leftriIt
Chs. o9 en- @lettromotor ligeleoes af
8 6efes Strait, iom ifdl benpttes III
at tr9ffe 3Rrfteb9rtet og be anbre
2anobru9smdItiner. 5or at bare
Glettricitet, ndnr BET er title DER,
blipsr opitiGet ct Qffumuldtorbatteri
poo so geller. / bpilfet Der fan opbes
Ddres Glettricitet for ct 5ibsrum Al
ca. "A 8aoe. Der er blebet initaae
ret eleftrifte Camper oberult / @ad.s
rem: / Wslen. / 2oben. 2oen, / SOi.
ne, 9os og 0eitefalben. | ole Stuts
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-09
DannlarR.
SiifOp ST. Nielicn
Dm llnitarismen.

9eb 9iItop 5reoerif Nieliens 5ores
oraQ ben 10. Ottober / Bethesda bar
Der gobt 9eise. 9iftoppen gennems
git llnitarismens 0iitorie fra Groms
peas 8age al. De. Der betempeoe
9Rren ON ben treeniqe Sub. for
fulgtes od baarot. 09faa ienere ube
luttebes De ira ben 5olerdnce, Der
poebes andre. 6epit 1874 Bier De
furot tiGabt / England. Men efter
Gromnels 5io tom Der en- Slappelie.
Den iaafalbte Seisme breoer iig, en-
5orlpber for 6%aItlanoets aationaliss
me. IA 6reber unitdriIte 5aufer Ig
ogioa. BED ct Mgbe at OisIenters
1919 oiite bet iig. al 6alooelen bar
mere eqer m.nore lige9nIoige for BET,
Iom unitarierne angriber. Rapnlig
gaptifter % &on9reqationaIiIter bar
itGrtt Imitteoe. Derfor er ogiaa
llnitarismen inoepenbentiiti1t, b. b. /.
De enteite Wenigbeber beitemmer ielo
ON 9ere ca Stit.
: England ielo er 8eb9gelien tia
iaa tart ION / Qmerita. 0epobrs fr
Bottom bsres 6obeofpartsr. Ser tar
he hdft en- RRffe betnbelide W9n0.
Tom pr9ften @bunn;nq. Der lite oil0e
iornGaie Miputlerne. men Oerimoo
euboer 5ante ON. al ssSeius q SUBS
Sen, - gmerion, Der brso meb Dem,
iorbi tan lite fanot, Der par W}enino
/ at boloe Raooer, - Ii. Barter, Der
pdr paaoirtet al Strauis % 3iibius
9erne. : ben ieuere lib er mango
tommet ino unoer Den mooerne Aeli
gionsbiitories 9daoirfning % Ct fsrt
cber i en- Slass 6uoobiitiit Spiri
Iisme.
Bort MeIempGrenbe meo Dem tr
Spsrqsmaalet. ON ariitus er en- beo
Carer sler en- leDenbe 5relier. 9irteu
er lite ct Selitab til at orsfte religisis
SperqsmaaI for De oannebe, men en-
troenbe Mlenigbeb, JON ger 9reenigs
beossgrfaringer beb at oplepe 6abe
rens % Sennens % Qanoens Ger
ming.
9ad Bethesda 5ortop uboelts
u%nitarerns beres 9lab.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-09

timber Den r~usiiite 5laaoes Op1oto
UeO 2an9elanOs EfliDTt ontom Der
ifslge oglanosnes 9a9blao" ct &.
Iegram fra aejIeren at Ruslano ii
ben tommanoerenoe 4omiral, dores,
ferret til ben r~usiiife aonIuluroqent.
&pmanb 2. 3. peterIen, R%ustebing.
or. Qetsrien 6ciergebe Itrots pr. @nt.
le 5%eleardmmet til 5pobsbjerg o9 o.
ceroro9 5iiterne @uita0 Rielfen q
G9r. Sobonien at beiprge bet M til
2(omirollti6et. 0a 5iIferne5 Motors
bodo narmeOe Ig bette. TT ben nib
lertio IN oarm Mootaoelie, ioet Der
fra 4bmirolItobet f0rebes imob oen
- DOG beIbigois fun meo Lott 8rtbt.
Sumtibiq rettebe Qomiralen in,
9~DstaItere imoo 9aaben meo IN
Iaa0on 9roft. at 6iiterue 6lsO 6elt
bIGnbebe beraf.
3iliibft lptteoes BET benz imioler=
tin peo 3e9n og unoerliae @ernin.
ger at oatte Iaa megen 5iGiO bos
Rusierne. at oisie ienote en- gaa0
rem til bem % mo6tog Oepe6ea.
5iIterns oenbte O~ereiter tilfdse, Iiot
Ttufebe oper ben Mobtagelie, be bdps
be fqaet. % fom lite ganIle Tporebs
til 6oroentnineerne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-09

Snb6rubstpperi hos @ro8s
ferer Weser d m D t. Qdtten
til II. 0ttober bar 5nobrubstnDe
6jemisgt @rosierer 6. M. Wlesiers
i6miots aontor / Reoentlofpsgdbe
10, 9ebenbaon, bDor be bar opbrubt
en- SfripeborbsTtufe % taeet 100
ar., ION laa / oenne. st 5orieg poa
at OpbrpOe qengeitobet CT berimob
mislbffebes. 3ppen eIer 5ppene bag
label zig lutte inbe / GjenbOmmen orr
Qftensn % er 9uaet I'D, oa porten
after aabnebes neite Morgen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-09

6uiets 9urelfer fra aalOer til SRI
co / Pi9ernes og &arlenes 8dmre.
gnopioere bliner 9darbsplabien ops
hit meo e~lettriit 9ps. 4lt | alt bIi.
Der Der foreIpbig opitiaet II 2ams
per.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-09

MtGtbranb. Gn SO al geIat=
ningen paa 9oniilogaarO blep On5,
Dag Den L. 0ttober ina % falot ON.
Man Tar 6alien Oper paa 8pret %
iprte bet til 8olOing. Scr oiIte bet
ia ifpl9e ..aoloin9 5olte6lao". at
8oen par bbo At Miltbpanb. 5erbtgs
pig ier bet bog I'D til, at iun bette enc
areatltr er blebet dngrebet.
5elpfsl9elig er Der bleoet besinT
ctret os trufet andre 5orbolbsre9Ier
pad @aoroen FOR at fore6naae ben
SpQooms pioere ltobrebetie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-09

prsbeprebitener. s On,
fsbning al, at Der / bet firfelise llbs
Dale bar bift fla Stemning for at
laoge 9reiteboleet life | Wenigbebss
rodbets, men / felbe Menigbebens
6uanb, og man at ben @runb bar
Isqt at fegee ct gobt Orb inb for
prsbeprq6ifener, Iom | fao Sab for,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-09

Subeltppsn ru IN Utter
Sra 2uno telearoferes til
R. g.: Den for bet tore SuoeltpOeri
/ aebenbabn % flere 3n0erier / SOer
rig arreiterebe Spseplejerffs 6elens
SeltT9 bar p9rst / 5orbsr. SUN tii>
fob, at BUN baDbs beguaet 5pperier i
8etebore, 9ebenbabn, 2unb og flere
5tsoer. Sagen mob benbe er Die
ben ubiat, forbi Qttor bar Forlunet,
at bun Ttaf Forbsres I Sberris, osida
for 5upeltpperierns / aebenbopn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-09

5iffofte for MDubt1s
hebsmtsbuuq. SITTER I|iftert 5ors
lnoenbe bar 5uititsminifteriet beor,
bret, at fbo. 5uIOma9tig S9ult
fbp. @rrehforparer Seginb, poIitibt-
tent Shifting og 5attigaaarbsbeit9
rer, ftp. 9olitibetient Msller fGttes
unber 5iltale for Mpnbi9bebsmiss
bru9. Sagens 9ebnnbline / fsrite
Snituns er oberbruset en- aommisiion
meb Osmmenbe MnnDigheb, beItaaenoe
al ODerretsasiesIor Qiitten % Sub
md9ti9 Sdrsber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-09

6pab baarfige 5anber
forbofbe. 5 oSpndnospos
ten" l9ies: Den pau Stipe Spsebus
ofbsbe Snebferl9rling a~riftionIens
Deb ItDIbes lite 8lobforgiftnine, fom
Ri efter ,,Stihe 9yftst msDoelte.
StiDe s9labet retter nemlie fin Weos
belelie berben. at ben rette Qarfug iii
BEN unge Manbs Db6 bar en- 8et9ni
belize / 9ien6uIen, Der fog fig paa
6iGrnen, og Spgbommen menes fr1
fsrite 39rb at b9re fOradrfd9et at
oaorltge 99nber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-09

Rptnbers terminate
galQret. g0anIf &pinoefamfuno"
Der reprGienterer % 9reoie oper beIe
Qanoet, % Dante 8pinoeforenins
gers Qalgretsforbuno", Der reprGfen :
ttrer u 9binbeforenineer, far peb
9ru u. Stampt 5eooerien % 5ru g.
Rprllno pberrott Snbenrigsminiites
zen Qnoragenbe til Hegering % Rigs-
oaa. Z bette booer BET. al ndor
Spsrgsmadlet ON at gipe apinbtt
communal 9diqret % 9alabarbeo
unoer famine getin9elier ION WGno
lie er tommet oioere / be ienere 4ar,
liaQer BET f%ormooentlio /. Al oet sr
6lepet idmmentnDttet meb Spsrgss
maalet ON Sph9belie At ben biOtit
~6eItaaenbe pr~ioilegerebe 9aIgret for
pisie &ldsier al U}1nb. II ben We
nin9sforifel. iom 6eriter ON bette
foite Spsrasmaal. ar bet ianbinne
liot. at 6orbonolingerne berom Uil
tuune trafte I'D / l9n9ere lib euonu.
forefommer Def uretfapoiqt mobSbin-
berne, at be ifal pente paa GpfDlnel=
ZEN at oeres fra ale Si6er dnertenote
arab. inotil openn9bnte Stribss
ipsrgsmual er lsit.
Qnoragenoet 9aar oerfor ub pdd,
at Der oeb iarlig 2op %beitemmes, at
iaapef gifte Iom ueifte aoinber fuar
Qogang til 9eltagelie / 9ommunss
itnret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-09

0gb pad @aben. Do en- eles
can't flebt, 1lbre Dame forlebtn
tom Qanenbe bendb @ngtoftepti,
abbon. iegnebe bun plubfelig ON Ds
bleb liagenbs Tom bsb. Gn 4mbus
loncepogn blep refDireret, os Damsn
tories tit 5rroeritsberg Soipitol,
men beb @nfomiten bar BUN bsb.
DUN gentenbtes isnere fom en- poa
Greberitsberg boenbe Gnte efter en-
.te~ititaaenbe Militar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-09

sra gfterfsflaabens
@ennemfdrt. - On 8epebe
fra aejfsren az Ausfanh.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-09

.9rtt 9tonesbbrb." 0et
mt6oelts / fibitt Gummsr al o5rit
8ionesbDrO". at bet oil ophsre at ne
iomme meo bet qar8 uogang. pa
tor ID. qontoppibon tilfsier:
Set er Ilet life, forOi ieg fpIer mig
.aanostrat, beller life, forbi 9laoets
0oloere bar inigtet. Men man Itdi
10 boloe Up, mebens 2egen er COB.
0m@uo BIZ, ifal min Ben life De-
Tor faa 9ob at rnIte."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-09

st W noesm9rte or 5ru
Cttitiu 5acoben. 8irettpr
Garl 5acobien bar reiit ct Oatuoes=
m9rfe oper I'm afbebe 6uitru 5tu
Ottilia Socobien oeo 5rogangen til
SotobIens QriOutbolig pdd RpGarlss
bero. Winbesm9rtet CT df bpiot
Marmor. 3egnin9en er at Rdmps
mann. Statuen at mat forgpl0t
Bronco al gdul Dubois.
Del bar p9ret Sacobiens 5antc
at pine gre Winbesmartet itsnnere
eno noget anOet, iom er reiit for Ell
Gpinbe / bort 2onb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-09

.8en litterere @rsntano5 s
etspe6ition". o5or 2" meb
bDitet Sfib Mplius eri6Ien %
BANS eebiageye Oentes biem, er M
pua 9ei. SITTER geitemmelfen tube
let afgaa ben 10. Oft. til 0uRnart,
% oil, ali eftsr iOm 8eiret er, TONNE
bertil Iibit / Ottober eIer { gegnn.
oelfsn at Robember.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-09

8unbne genQe. Ia @artfo.
.rer pau 5obaniens WaTtinfabrit,
Rs%rrebroqu6e 25s a6bOn. iorleOen
ailoe forlabe5abritten. iud ban uofn.
for oenne en- ~11saarig 8ren9 itaa
meo en- 9oriemono I 6danOen, boori
ldd en- Ran9ot 4enaeiebler. 8ette
ipntes 9%Grtfereren Iibt mistanleliat,
% oa oben / asbet aofiGige At apars
terets lsie GtsiTtencer fob / Rarhs.
Den % interesieret 6etrdgtebe pen9es
ne git 9Grtfsreren tilbdee % ipurgte
9rengen, bporfra ban baooe BEN.
8renQsn fortalte. al ban bdooe Jun
bet Rem / Rprbeoen, og pou 9ortfes
rerens Opfororinq fulate ban mee til
politiitationen, hpor 8elsbet Opal
tes % piIie fig at Oare 100 ar., bels
/ 10. bels / 5s9roneiebler.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-09

st tort y q I nDert er for
leoen forsDet bOs 9%oabanoler Otto
@rsn pao giterbrogabe. a%ebenbdpn,
|ber bar i'm gog(abe lige pee BEN
Idatolbte life 5ridn9el. 5poene, Der
fan ies al babe 9ipet ia COB Iii,
% iom rimeligpis mda bare meofsrt
en- Bean iii at borttere be tunge
3bbetoiter. bar giort beres Gntrt ira
9ornifons airte9odro. Der ligger op
til Gienoommens 8ddrb. Oenne er
be tommen inc / peb at iti0e en- airs
teg%aarbsbant paa 6pifant op mob
pldnteb9rtet. : @aaroen bar be
tabt COB lib iii meb ct 8riobor 1t
gennembore 8inbuesiprosierns 4 Ct
9iabis til 5orretninsens 9oslce
taler, ioa be funbe TONNE ben Del
inb.
s go9lnoen bar be i9rlig tdget Dc
1tore, toltbdre, prd~9tinoounons B6t9
fer; at BEN er ct belt Stdb n9iten
temt, bbob Der lsber Gp til doftiaigs
6unbrebe aroner. De toItblre Bigger
er idd tun9e, at be maa o9re bleben
baorne no | flere @dn9e. pda Sirtss
gaorben fdnbt man I Worses lite ale,
ne Smilae til nere df 8arterne. men
osfaa 5obfpor, fom maaite fan blibe
at @0rbi. 6Oruben 8sserne bar
SDpene fun tdget ca. 14-15 ar. I
9btiepengs. men be bar lite foretdest
0bel9sgeIier at 5o~rretrhngen; 90
babe e1er @drer..
politist Tiger nu efter 5ppene. ION
i|itfert oil faa onbt oeb al dffGtte be
bbre Bigger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-09

8ennem 9utifsruben. 6n
0ngre @GrtsbIsbeitprer tOm forleben
Iat fpaferenbe poo Rerrebro9oo6e
iammen meb i'm 5orloOeOe, bu ub fo7
@ienbommen 1G6 en- bei, ipGr Wurer
oaltebe ia inb pad Dem og greb ben
unoe 9ige ON 9ibet. Senoes 5orlos
pebe fubbebe ben poatu9ngenbe Wu-
rer fra ia, benne table 9alancsn %
fatot 6aglGns inb 9ennem Speil9los.
ruben / en- itor Delitutesieforretnin9.
9irtningen bar frhgtelis: Ruoen tnus
ties / mango Stpffeu og Mureren
bleo iaa foritadret, at ban bnrtigii
muliot matte brinoes til galbers
sobes 6oipitul.
5or al forbinbre 5pOeri bolot 90
litiet 9aqt peb Steoet belle Patten.