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Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1904-08-12

There are 252.436 miles of ocean
cable in operation today and only 49,
1877 miles are owned by governments.
The British cables. which connect Lon
don with all parts of the world, have
a total mileage of 154.099.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1904-08-12
Car Of Russia.

The ruler of Russia is absolutely
master of 1SO,OOO.OOO of his fellow
creatures, but he dares not go a block
alone on one of his public thorough
iares without making that street a
lane of soldiers.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1904-08-12

Within the last so years the trade of
the United States with south America
has increased only per cent.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1904-08-12

Webster City. Iowa, carries the mu.
nicipai ownership idea to the extent
OF owning the towns newspaper.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1904-08-12
Actor Max Arnold. Dead.

Philadelphia, Aug. 1O.-Williard
Hess, known in the theatrical profes.
sion as Max Arnold, died here. aged
43 years.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1904-08-12
Famous Musical Critic.

Vienna, Aug. 9.-Dr. Eduard Han
stick, the famous musical critic, is
dead. He was born at Prague in 1926.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1904-08-12

Bolivia and Siam are the only civil
lied or semicivilized powers without a
national debt.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1904-08-12

One loses nothing by skipping page
now and then in the book of life.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1904-08-12
FATAL WRECK IN COLORADO
ENGINE AND THREE COACHES
FELL THROUGH BRIDGE.
Between 80 and SO People Have Been
orowned-severai Were From pueb.
10, colo.-city Of Pueblo Sends Vol.
unteers to the Rescue--Three Rodi..
Washed Ashore One Mile Below.

Colorado Springs, Col. Aug. 8-M,s
souri, Pacific passenger train No. II
southbound, fell through bridge a.
Pinon, Col, rs miles south of this civ
The engine and three coaches went
through the bridge.
1t is reported that between 30 and so
people have been drowned in the
wreck, many of them Pueblo residents
A call for volunteers has been made on
Pueblo, and every available man is he.
ing sent to the scene.
Bodies Wash Ashore.
Pueblo, Col, Aug. S.-A special 10
the Chieftain says the bodies of thraa
young women. unidentified, were wash.
ed ashore one mile below the scene If
the wreck.
]. M. Killen of Pueblo, badly injured
crawled out of chair car one mile be.
low the wreck
Heavy Loss Of Life.
Denver, Col, Aug. "a special train
carrying Chief Surgeon j. w. o'Con.
ner, Superintendent of Motive Power
F. Mertsheimer and other Rio Grande
officials has left for the scene of the
wreck at Pinon. No definite informa-
ton has been received by the off,
Gals here beyond the fact that three
cars went through the bridge. The Rio
Grande people fear that the loss of
life has been heavy.
Partial List of Dead.
The following dead have been iden-
titled:
Dr. w. H. Mock.
Miss Ella Wood.
w. H. Lamoon
Mrs. w. H. Lamon,
Miss Minnie Selby, music teacher.
Lowell Durham, clerk.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1904-08-12
JAPANESE ARMY ADVANCING
THEIR ENORMOUS FORCE MARCH
ING TOWARD MuKpEN.
Also Massins to Right and Left Of Rus
sian Position South Of Liaoyang-
Japs Getting Close to Port Arthur
Last Attack Was Costly to Japs-
English Officers Bravery.

4
have been received here indicating that
the Japanese are advancing an enor.
nous force toward Mukden. Jap col.
umns are also massing to the right and
left of the Russian position south of
here, while 1t is reported that another
large force of Japanese, believed to be
commanded by General Fukushima, is
moving from Newchwang, where they
landed from transports last week.
1t Is believed that their object is a
simultaneous attack. upon both Muk-
den and Liaoyang, while at the same
time they will try to cut the Russian
communications north of Mukden.
Secure Fine Positions.
Toxic. Aug. 9-Unofficial reports
were received yesterday that the Jap
anese army besieging Port Arthur has
captured commanding positions north
and northeast Of the city, distance of
from $500 to 5000 meters from the
main line of the Russian defenses.
Repuise Of Japanese.
ST. Petersburg, Aug. Am official
report from Lieutenant General Stoes-
sci, commanding the military forces at
Port Arthur, says that the Japanese
were repulsed with tremendous losses
in three days fight from July 26 to
July 2S.
General Kuropatkin reports some
RUSSIAN successes in outpost fighting
to August 5, without the expected great
battle having opened.
The simpultaneous receipt of tele-
grams from these commanders in the
far east raised the spirits of those in
the Russian capital immensely. The
dispatches were printed in special
newspaper bulletins and were eagerly
bought up on the streets. The news
boys around the depots met the strong
crowds of Sunday pleasure seekers and
shouted their wares without being re-
proved by the police, and thousands of
st. Petersburgers went to their homes
tonight apparently satisfied that fav-
orable turn of affairs had commenced
1T the front.
" OuNSddt DioVCTys
Toxic, Aug. 10.-The Japanese gov. !
eminent has granted posthumous
decorations of the Order of the Rising
SUN to Captain Campbell, chief en-
sineer general, as a first officer of the
Hetschi haru, transport which was
sunk off of Gensang by the Russian
squadron. The English Of
icers on the vessel shared the fate of
he majority of the Japanese soldiers, |
Who were either killed by the Russian
ire, drowned or committed suicide.
The order of the Rising Sun, except
n cases of exceptional bravery, is
designed only for Japanese heroes of
'rincely rank. In addition to this honor,
he government has awarded the
antilles of deceased officers pensions
mounting to the same sums as are
'iven the families of Japanese major
killed in action, while the
yusen Kaisha steamship company has
aid the dependents of the three Of
lcers 80 months full salary.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1904-08-12

Crises are generally passed before
they are recognized.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1904-08-12
Trade Report.

Bradstreet's says: Business and in.
dustrial conditions are still irregular
and render generalization as to the
future difficult. Continued good re.
ports from the corn crop and album
dainty good conditions in cotton tend
to Offset undeniably disappointing re-
suits in the premier cereal, wheat. Dis
patches to Bradstreet's indicate an ap-
preciable enlargement in the distribu-
ton of merchandise at western points.
Collections show slight gain, and
southern advices, buoyed by good crop
advices, are optimistic. The iron trade.
too, is showing improvement, and even
bituminous coal is looking up.
Business failures for last week In
the United States numbered 179.
Northwestern Wheat.
Portland.-Shipping. walla walla,
70@71c; bluestem, 74@75c; valley,
75c. Milling, Walla Walla, 72@73c;
bluestem, 75@76c; valley, 7Sc.
Tacoma.-Unchanged. Bluestem,
Toe; club. zoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-23
NOrOis-N -NfGren.


s Goar bolbt ben &ommisit iton,
Der Ell patgt til at unberisse RorbEes
2tHeren, tit Qtabnin9smsbe llbens
tigsminiiteriets 2otaler / paris. &c
forltelige Meblemmer, eet fra Rugs
lamb, eet fra Gnglanb, eet fra Il. g.
CO eet fra 5rantrig, bar alle til Stebe.
9lOmirul 6ourier, bet frantic Weblem,
palgtes til commissioners 5ormano.
De 4 bleb Iaa eni9e ON at beige 9az
ron Spuun uf 9lterris Iom bet femte
Uleblem. 9erpaa ajournereoe Som
misiionen for at afbente bans 2Gns
fomIt.
8 Q(ftes &l. 6 bilbe preIibent
2pubet mOotnge Qlbmiral 0aOis, 8e
Forenebe Stuters MebIem pau Som
misiionen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-23
Si9aer ct llgOGrt.

Oct menneitelige 2egeme Iigner
meget ct llrpart. g&oget tommer
llorOen. De entelte Dele nagter OF
uOfpre iit2trbeioe, og De itpnOer9em
til llrmageren. 0unbreber al Slot
fer bliber ienOt til llrmageren 5il=
fGloe, 6por en- Draabe Slje bilbe baz
be bragt aft OrOen. Reo. R. S.
Sd. Q(grieola, Marietta, Ga, fri
per: nS5eg 6etrdgter bet Iom min
Yligt at 6erette min @rfdring meo
0eres aurito, iom jeg bar brugt
i min Samilie be liblte ii 9lar.
SbgOomne, Iom tommer at urent
Blob, 5ortelelie, ETC., iaafom Gu
@rippe, Hbeumdtisme og andre Sbgz
BONNIE, bar je9 tureret min Sas
Mile uoen 0j9lp al min 6usl9ge,
fun beo 9rugen al &urito. 9llt onbt
fprIbanot 2gbet at no9fe 0a9e.
Seq anier aurito iom ben bebIte %
biGigite Mlebicin i 9unbelen. 9r.
peter's &uritO, bet gdmle prpoeSe
urtemibbel, er ben ,,0raabe Die"
iom bringer bet menneitelige nrb9rt
L Srben igen. Den ubbrioer be IL
renlig6eber, fom binbrer De entelte
Orguner fra at pirfc, bringer Nid=
ben, 5orbpieliespr9unerne, gabrerne
og 2eoeren til at arbsjbe regimes
fig. Den ct life Ell &potbsttrmebis
Gin, men ialges til 6Orbrugerne bi:
rette at S5abritunten, 0r.peter 5abrs
nep, 112s114 60. 9obne 9lbe., Gbis
cd9o, Sn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-23
Chicago l1niueriitet.

o@orlO 6erolo" for iibIte Spnz
bag in0e6olot felgenbe bibenbe Gu
tire unber ct 8'1ebe:
o0a 66icago llniOeriitet hor dfs
TtafFet ot3e OorOIOgb", benitiller
2ouisDi0e ,GouriersS sSOurndl", ON
life noget ligt bette pilOe bare ct uns
tageligt Gubfitut:
Praise John from whom all dollars come
70 make our Alma NJ ter hum;
Praise Rocket Hers mammoth spoil
Praise boundless greed dslandard oil!
Gponte Omo6ds8luo tilfpjer.
Ulua1e fdmne Sang bill bsres
Ne6raTtd llnibsriitetstreDie, naar
Hoctefellers sW}onumentet bliper opftilz
let poa bort llniDeriitets Campus.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-23
Spit paa SsuleOag.

Oct fpnes. iom Suleoug OilDe
bore lite laa libt at en- Wf9rfebag,
ielD ON ben life bar 5relferens 6bb@
ielsbag. Wlen Oenne 8erbens6egipen=
feb oDeritbgger ale andre, Iom ben
OgIda bar boft itprre Snbflbbelfe pda
8eroens Sang og l1opitling enb mo-
gen dnben, ia enb alle andre 8egiben=
Geber t;liarmeu.
Dog fnptter Der betpbeli9e 9e9iz
benbeber, baabe biitOriife os bipsraz
fife, iig til Suleoag. 9i fal fun
nGpne nogle af be iibite.
paa Sulebaa fsbtes Sir Sfaac
Netptpn; Milliam Collins Qbriit
poeD; g 9. @ilmpre (itor UluIits
ler); Hi6arb BARRON (ben lerbeite
9lasfiter, @nglunb nogen SinOs foz
Itret; sSSp6an Satob Heiffe Zen be-
rsmt tpif Srieutuliit); CLARA 8arten
(5ilantropiit, fom prganiierebe bet
rebe 8ors0; Abmiral gfoban Og
mango andre.
De bar fpm 8ern maottet nsjes
meb cen Dag bdube for Sui oe bere5
6BOfelsbag, men iaa bar De til @en=
gGlb funnel glabe fig beb at buoe
6gbIelsbag Iammen meb ben Iterlie.
Sorben nogen Sinbe laa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-23
SenatOr SmDOts Sag.

9enne Sag i9neS life at itulle tage
nrgen Gnoe. Senotets 8u4ypomite
bar ben til gebanOIing og blanbt an
bre 8ibner bar Som. after of6grt
QtpOitel Sobn 6enrb Smith.
Sagfprer 3aDlOr isgte for nblig
at faa nermere Oplbsninger ON oe
IaatalOte ,,@aoeagtefaber". 9isie
QGgteItaber er ifpIge tibligere Bib
ners 6ortlaringer De oirfelige pJm-
game giftermaal. U}eu Der er ingen
onben 0ptegnelIe poer bem, enb ben,
Der cp6ebares 3emplet, og Den bar
8omiteen 6ibtil life funnel faa fat /.
9e Ipurgte Smith, ON ,.Gnoops
ment" bar npO0enOigt for ct 3empels
G9teItab. 6an ibarebe unbbigenoe.
,,&unoe Senator Smoot b9re BE
ret 2lpoItel uben @nbopment?"
ipurgte 3dplor. pSa, ban tunoe
oere bleoet ool9t," Iourebe Smith.
o&unbe ban 6uoe a9tet fin 6uitru
for 3ib Og @pig9eb?" fpurgte Sahz
lor oiOere. oSSa, ban funbe bet" fbus
reoe Smith, og ban titfpieOe, at bun
troeOe, at Smoot 6aOOe unbertuitet
fig @doeceremonien.
6lere af De inbitGbnebe @ibner
uOebleO af forilelli9e 9runbe.
llnOer arpbSfor6sret inbrsmmebe
Il. g. MarI6al fra lltab, 9. 3.
6abmooo, at Der life bar giort man
ge Oirfeli9e 5oriag puu at itanbIe De
pol9game 2@gteifa6er.
Sagsns oibere 8ebonOling er uO-
lat til efter 0eQi9bogsferien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-23
Is. Nart,
On ny ulYffe
/ minneapolis.
IS n U1ur a ber oDer pda ct
6otel o9 breber 8 Mens
ne fer.

8et par en- Mlur af Yect 8D9ninz
gen, Der bar blepen itaaenoe efter
8ranben, fom Oi nDlig beretteoe ON.
Der bar to 6oteller, fom bar trueoe
al ben Itaaenbe MSur. Soft pGr
itrats flbttet ub at bem, men Oa Wlus
rem bite fig at 6libe Itddenbe, flpttebe
Re after ino. 0et fete fad efter
Mibnat ben 20. bs., at Der rejfte Jig
en- t9rt Storm, Mluren fal0t ober pau
grpcfer 0otel pg fnuIte 8bgningen,
fom Soft laa / Oeres fBbeite SsDn.
Ser bar IA Mennefer / be forftelz
lige Dele af 0oteIlet. 8 af bisfe IA
br9btes.
SgIaa Belmont 9otel, Iom lda
op til ben nebTtprtenbe Wfur, bleb
nogle MenneIfer Iaarebe. Wlurbrotter
tr1ngte ino igennem 8e9qene til 0em.
8 Grocfer 6otellet fom &one rg
9grn uitabt fra bet, bOorimOo Madnz
rem bleo faaret.
Gn forbigaaenbe aGlarmerebe itrats
8ran0paienet, Iud ben opitauebe
8rdno fnart bleO iluttet, og 8rdnbs
manbene begpnOte &ebning8ar6ejbet.
Oct BAR unberligt, at nogen flap
fra bet meb 2ibet, ba bet bele Itprtebe
neO og laa iom @rag 8aiementet.
Gn 01anb beb gluOn 6ans Qtnber=
len 6prtes at ipnge IOagt paa Sunge
fra TT 6jemlanO. W3en faa foritun>
meOe Songen. 6jnIpen tpm for fent.
9an laa me0 tungt 3smmer ober ben
neOre Del al fit 2egeme.
Mlrs. 9tnna Mcgepis 6aobe ligget
/ fin Seng pua 2. Stage, ba Uiuren
fulbt. 9ranbfoltene fanbt benbe fin
SenQ 8aIementet. 6un babbe life
fuaet faa me9et Iom en- Sfromme.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-23

belle StWdn9iisprobinien er blepen
forarmet, at &ebmGnbene bar lutz
let Oeres8utitter og at 5olt life mere
nil arbeioe - cit uf 9enipn til Rp-
beroberFalbene.
Regeringen Peting bar oa ogIau
mauttet 9iOe 8icetongen 3ilbolo ON
al lreHe oiDori9e5orbere6eiIer iii al
neoIl Ilaa SprFret.
Sra &anton mebbsles, at bele
prGfetturet 2iutsjop - fun so &i-
lpmeter fra 9 cefongens Sabe = er
/ Re6ellernes 0aanb, og at bisfe 4
9ange 6ar Ilaoet be tei1erligs Srops
per til6uge meb fore CAB.
Gn unben 9eretning guar ub paa,
at Gfebelerne fra &pangIi allerebe
bar forenet fig meb be urolige Sos
beber Siinndm.
|. Raiten a0e ipotineiiite Q(oiier brin=
ger WlebbeleGer ON Re6elernes Gros
bring uf M en-, MI en- anben 8p -
ca ON be teiierlige choppers fore
5a6.
@icetongen oberRpangIi bar mdat.
tet beTtiGe 2000 MauIcrgeparer Og
100000 Qotroner 6os ct tDIt 5irma.
Oprererne ibnes ob bemmeligc
8eie at p9re blebne bel uoruIteoe,
s Sietsiuan ifaG beres fprite 5p-
rer bare oaret en- 8binbe. Men bun
er uIlerebe falben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-23
Sill or llnse.

9ur $ nu buffet at Fdu 8eifeb, ON
ebers 5oralbre eller SIn9tninge %
8enner bar en- eob gibel, bpori be fan
finbe Subs Orb ug trgTtes berOso.
Stulbe bet pare for TENT at gpe en-
8i6el fom Sulegdbe, ba tunbe ben
maaIfe bare pasTenbe til 91Dtdarss
gabe. Gn Salmebog eI1er 6usun.
odgtsbog biloe ogfad bore en- goD
GaOe, hpor en- go6 gibel babes. Strip
til Danifb publifbing 5oufe, 8lair.
Nebr., for &ataIog og priIer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-23
9amiiima 0a9tns SeGt.
s5oponerne tdger tn
3ronspOrtfftbe E m meb
Gontre6anbe.

Del bar not life / Dot, SogO bar
aaaet. Wlen bbem tan blioe tlog pda
tet. De fibIte Doges Nelbinger ganr
M paa, at ban sr pda gei til at mobe
Rusfernes 9iterfeflaa6e. eIIer, iOm
De nu ogiaa taloer ben. anOen pa
cificfladoe.
,,G6ic. Rsc. Ser" an9i0er bisie to
5toaber8 forbolospiie Stprte Iaalez
res: Rusfernes: 7 SGugItibe,
s 8rpPTsre uf uGIe alusier, 12 ON
bannebe qinie= og 3ransportTtibe,
bporaf npgle er meget burtiggaaen0e,
7 tsn6te 3orpeboia9ere; s apuners
nes: 5 SldgItibe, 7 paniertlGOte
arpbfere, II protected" 9rpbierc.
5oGst poa 3Orpeboiagere og 3runs.
portIfi6e utenot.
Wdn mener, at Scenen nu. bill Itifte
til bet in6iTfe 6db. Der bill Soqo
msbe ql6m. 5olterIams Gitabre, for
Significantly fan noa al forenes meb
ham. 0sn fsrTte feilebe fpm beten6i
qennem Suestaualen, ben an6en i0b
ON Q(frifo.
men bisie Meb6elelIer er II at urs
li9pis life Officiefle. 9tomirulites
iet / 5olio 1al net labs Dpre at I'm.
berretts 9srben ON beres gepGglIer.
Del er altIdu bebIie 5alb fun Sogts
iaaslfer. Derfor tunoe Der o9fdd
meloss ben enc 8a9. at 8ogo bor
aooet Dot og ben nafte, at ban bar
ieilet fnb bao.
qtne geretninger ipnes eniae ON.
al Sopanerne after bar taaet ct 5ort,
sitre 9feIpon, Og ben bar be facet
uosu Tierre CAB nf UlanbHa6.
SnhtooelYen bar en- SberrdTfelfe
for RusTerne, ba intet 9omburbement
bar qaoet foruo. Dc bab6e / bets
Steb qropet to 5unneller og fplbt
hber oF benz meb et par Sons 0pnas
nit. De ebeln9be Tadlebes 5ortets
Snbre beb Spr9noninq, % Itrats
hobbc Snpnnerne 10 baabe beres 2(rs
titIeri % Snfunteri rebe. st polbz
fomt 6donbaemang opitob. bOori
Soponerne ait uf meb Seiren.
sSngeaisrgeneralen 6amijima gi@
pes qGren iom Soften bette Slos
9st f9es. at bans 0eltemoo Oenote ct
.ruenbe gleberIug til en- glimrenoe
Seir.
5apanernes letpansrebe arpoier
3fuIbimo tog ben 10. bs. bet enz
aeffe 0ampittb Nigretio pua Nejen
til 8labioctpt. @n forelebig llnoerz
iegslfe Mite, a bet bapoe en- bel 0el
8ontrebanee ON Borb. Stibet ienbz
ies iii Safebo for at undertakes en-
priIercts Dom.
en cnben eneelIt 0umper, Sting
Nrihur, io9es famine Dag pao 8eien
fra BORT 2lrt6ur. Man mener, at ben
bar brogt Prooiont til port 9trtbur.
O9Taa bette Sti6 Ienbtes til GuIe6o.
Oct formenes iittert. at Gbefen
poa ben rusiIte Sorpebobdob Sager
@ro3oboi, Iom bar bRret inbeftpn9t
peb Sbdngbdi iioen bet ulbttefiqe
Glugtforfeg, bar omborb pauNigretd.
5apanernetog 9rigsbbtte. E.
3eIe9rommer fra @eneral g1oqi
nebbeler, at Saponerne peb Snbtas
9elien af norbre Sort paa gfzases
tponz8ierget tog en- 6el Del 2lmmus
nition % 8oaben. glonbt SrofGerz
ne opqibes 9 5etttanoner, 4 Wlas
itintanoner, 1900 @ebGrpatroner
% onben Gprangitof.
Den iibite MelOins fra 9itsn IL.
ber poo, at gOsi bereOer fig til ct 9tns
greb paa port 2(rtbur, fom lfal # Ge
afle ti0ligsre Sfbe9e. = S ct. pc
tsrsborg Ibnes Stemninqen mere neDs
trntt eno noeen Sinbe fgr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-23
Oprprct / SpOfina.

s 6slge en- NlebbeleIIe fra SONG.
frng til geuters Bureau fbnes Sps
reret t SHotina at brebe fig.
Ulun bar bibtil life funnel fau
paulibelig 8eneb pm 9ilItunben; fun
ben &enbsgerning bar itaaet fait, at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-23
Blair Nebr., 6reoa9 b. %. December 1904.
GbaOwif-S SaSeu.

BIER az 69olel, fgot Sntarlo, 2ds
naba, 1857 eller Der omfring. Qlaes
teoe Iom Barn brog BUN Opmart.
iom6eben. 6enbes 4aon iom Yigt
par @fiIabet6 9i9lep. 6un biIbte
5olt inO, at bun 6aDoe en- ltOr 2lrp
9ente.
9a bun par % Qar, tpbte bun rt
0r9el og betalte meb en- glOte, bpot=
un0er bun Ielo 6abbe itrebet en- ung
6armer5 gtaon. Zen Sang unbgit
bun Strdf iOm outilregnelig".
Sort efter optraaote BUN @leoez
lan6, ObiO, bbor bun laante 9enge
paa i'm SgIter8 Uie6ler, bleO jaget
paa 9gren, 9ifiebe fig meb en- iuenIi
Dottor Sprin9iten og blep filt fra
6am efter 12 8age.
5 lan9ere 3iO fsrte bun ct rent
epentDrfigt Gin. Saa laa BUN Ipg
paa ct 6otel / @rie, ga. Sun bar
rig, men bapbe ingen penge bos zig.
5olt for6armebe fig ober benoe. %
bur bar rejTt til Glebelanb, og Soft
I.nbtc 6cnbeareoe6yepe, bar bun bs0.
De mootog Minbeblobe ON ben ofbss
be - IfreDet df 6enbe Ielb.
6iben 6leo bun gift meb en- 6ar.
mer Scott, narre0e BAN for, boao BAN
eiebe. og forloo BAN. 2ltter bIeo bun
! q # meb 6oOoer, o9 meb 6am bur BUN
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ierIc6 fig en- Del 5ormue,
QaHe Sang optraber bun 3ole6o,
Clio, ION Mdbame De @fre. Scr
legeoe BUN Flot oa Itreo falite Rotes
til ei g,te6 af $4,000. 6un 0leD
opbaqet % osnt til 81 2tar 5anas
fel : 1893 benaa6ebes bun af Gjus
rernar 6enere 4raiioenD Mc&inIep.
oun tom tifbaqe til SDIteren og
Sro9eren 6leuslanb, oq FER bleo bun
fenbt meb Or. G6a6pict
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2for iioen 6cnoes iibIte fore S0in0les
rier. 0uu tol6ie Banter Sra 9.p.
nol6s, en- Ben al Or. @6aomict, 6iem
til ia, piTte 6am en- pdtte @Groipas
pirer. iubebolbenbe Is Uiqioner
8ollars. 6un bab BAN gsmme bem,
ba BUN itte pilbe labe i'm Wlanb bioe
ON ben tore 8ormue. Sun piIte banl
en- Cite ober 99roipapirerne / ben
| foriegIebe putfe. o9nr Iaa gob at
Ifrioe beres Robn unoer benne 2iite"
bab 6un bam.
aeDnolbs betantte iig ct gjeblif,
men beb benbes inoi9nereoe Wline
oberbanbt bun bans 9etGnteligbeo.
6an unberitreb 2iiten uben at Te
paftens Snbbolo. DerOeb fit bun
W1ibler 6Gnbe til at begdu be itore
8ebragerier.
paften er Ienere blepen aabnet og
piIte fig at inbebolOe ,,89roipapis
rer" til bet ibimlenbe 8elgb al
$15,246,0O0, men olle ertlere0e pers
'llgie. Garnecies Rom er lat unoer
en- 6el Del af per-, iom tibli9ere mef
helt. st al pIbirerne fal en5og E.
fl9re, at Carnegie bolbere en- Orb fer
6enhe paa $10,246,000. Carnegie
n9stcr bet 1ele.
pao Grunolag al pisie pupircr
bar bun Iua beaaaet fine ienere
So'nblerier, 0berfor @unten
Oberlin bar bun foriigtig | 8egDn.
brlIen lounte o9 fetolte til6age meo
qobe gaenter. Saaolr ojorte bun
Ffere @unge, inbtil bun bapbe faaet
$4,000. og 8anten maatte lntte.
alere andre prbbeoe bun pua at
bebrage, men uben 9elo.
Oct fbIte nbe om ben Sag er, at
! Tlere Banter Obio bar mudttet
lutte beres Dgre. Soalebes melbes
Der fra Gonneaut, 3d. 6udbe Brii
Rational 8onf o9 en- 9tFGgger df
Denne, Gonnsdut 6arbor 8unt, bar
maottet lutte. 5or 6eres 9eofom=
menbe er bet bog npt tun SOlts Ober-
leb af 5rbgt, Der bar tbunget bem til
miblertibig Qutning. 0e mener al
| f,tnne anime inen nm on 11npa 6ih
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-23

Den iibHe UleIbing fra gIten lp.
ber poa, at Nosi bereber fig til ct Nm
greb paa qort Q(rtbur, fom Ifal itGe
affe ti6liaere I Sfbe9e. - S ct. ges
tsrsborg fnnes Stemninqen mere neDs
trptt enb nogen Sinbe fsr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-23
2lomiral Go9o paa Del ?

Seetpon Sort inbtu get.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-03-24
Trimming School Recitnl.

Last Friday night II large audi
ence Of ladies and gentlemen were
highly entertained mt the opera
house by the faculty and pupils
Of the San Angelo Training School.
The entertainment was in the
form OF musical and elocutiOn
recital and was highly enjoyed ny
those present. There was no
charge for admission the object
being 80 afford San Angelo people
an opportunity Of becoming better
acquainted with the good work
this excellent institution is doing.
Their advertisement appears in
the Press and they are well known
throughout West Texas Rev. J.
d. Scott. presiding elder of the
NJ. Il church for this district, il
president of the school, Prof. j. +,
Bishop is principal and Miss Susie
West Instructor in piano, Mis-.
Bradfeld in elocution, violin and
vocal and Miss Bessie Calcote IN
physical culture. The faculty
is an exceptionally strong one and
with the assistance of several OF
their pupils presented an enter
tanning program.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-03-24
Stock Shipments.

Orders for stock cars for spring
movement now aggregate 1900
cars.
Knox Barfeld shipped one car
30 steers to TT. Worth Monday.
Bird & Mertz bought the regis
tered Red Poll bull Marion"
which took two prizes at the fat
stock show in Fort Worth. They
paid $500.
Chas. Broome, of San Angelo,
bought 90 mules, rs and 2's from
Henry Bode of Sterling county.
Philip Wilson, Of Runnels
county, bought from Joe Theile,
of Miles, eleven feeder bulls.
NJ. b. Pulliam sold to George
Bishop, of the Indian Territory,
for shipment to the Usage nation,
1900 three and four year old steers
at $50 round.
It is reported that Chas. Sch
reiner, of Kerrville, sold 1000
three year old steers at the Fort
Worth convention.
Milton Carr returned from Bal
linger Monday where he mas been
for about three weeks moving
churches, parsonages, residences,
etc.
1t is rumored that J B Coleman
will erect a nice rock or brick
building in the near future on che
lot now occupied by a F Rose
saddle shop.
S. J. Tayloe, Max Mayer, S. II.
Stokes, c. A. Allison and Jno.
Heflin, of Sonora, passed through
the city yesterday on their way
home from Austin.
J. II. Rogers and family left
Wednesday for Brook Smith, Nc
Culloch county, where they will
make there future home. The
Press will visit them at their new
home.