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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-27
Np gO%gforipuing.

9i tiaaoer os 6erueo at henlsoe
pure oaferes og aunpers Opmarts
Iom6eo pad, at Dor 6%Orretning, Dan.
qutb. 9ubl. l0ouie, nplig bar mob
taget en- itor M 5oripning at gooe
% interesfante Bigger fra ben inore
MisFons gog9unOel / apbsn4opn.
5Oripningen beftdar iarlig al ge9er,
ION Fnbes / J~ortegnelien oper a9e
unges gibIiot6ef" pg o6jemmets
gibliot6et" famt gibIer, 5%eitumentsr
oe Solmebeger.
gu er bet Stoen at ts6e gooe 9es
ger. 4ftenerne begnnper at bliOe lam
ee, % Sommertrapl6eben lager IT,
%efter6aanben. Gag Marte til port
8ogapertiiement.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-27

ri maj moi 5imlen. iom bi er. pi bar
ba lert, men bet bar be unge life
Iom pm BET at bare l9rt bar ensbes
tDbenhe meb at bare i'm Si9l frelit;
men bpao bar man l9rt9 0bub man
lGrte, par r~ietienot; men bebolbt
man til Srobs oerfor onigebel life
fine egne 5anter, iuo bpob man
larte, f~ordnbrebe intet / ems 9ib,
bperten Sanfer ener 9eje. Sad ifent
man l9rts, fom man fdIber bet, fddr
man bog fine esne o9 fine 9piters
9eie. Wan befseer tanffe Subs
gus. men meb bore eene 5onter, %
9aar berfra ieen meb bore egne, be
eamIe 5dnfer; berfor er man bet,
mar er. oe pebbliper at pare bet,
nan er; men bbob Gnbe bi [
eet id9s?
II 6iertet sniter ies lpttelisere %
blibere aadr for be unqe / fda !6ens
ieenoe. 5or nosIe blep bet bespnbt
peb Rpbet / Siour Gitp.
9at for bisie naaberige
Gage, iom Der tom og ipanbt.
On 8eltoQer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-27

ben er bd1ro og f%nuienbe, og goel9gs
GER bet bdrnlige. bet lpie oe glade og
f~ortroliee / bet lille garnebierte. Sg
bbor ldngt ct Stntte at 2iOet fan Der
life lepes, fsr ben operpinoes hos
8sruene. 6slelien at siliiOei9tteIis.
al Rineedet birfer tuenbe pg forb9rz
benbe pod 9drneIinbet. Nei, 8srs
meme er life 5dttislemmer. De sr
pore gern, Samfunbets Born. Zen
foreneoe 8irte er bsres 6jem, og ben
forenehe airts er tradbt I Sor9lbres
Steo til bisie 9srn. Tsrfor mao
Dc b%ebanblss, life Iom fremmebe, men
ipm bore 8srn. pe pore Siem maa
fs9e at 9ipe Dem al ben 9prligbeb.
5neee, 9leie oa @%eiIebning, Ri fprs
maar, isee faa ner Tom muligt at
pare ct Stem for Dem.
Sdd mar fom muli9t = ia, for
ri naar bet 10 life, ON enb hi serne
pifoe. 5bi 6aber er borte, og no
Der er burte, o9 bpor er idd t6iems
met. SO 6Iotten er for tor. Nei
ri bliper aIorig for bisie gsrn, bpdo
ri ituIbe. oi pil aItio Itaa ! StpIo til
Dem. men bet maa jeg 10 til mine
eqne 9prn. 6per 0d9 bliber leg En-
Stblonsr ogiaa / nit e9et 6iem. Oct
Times iom bet belle meb OpbrageIien
tun er Ct 5oripg.
R8. 0isis artitler er i~treone mso
iarligt 6en6lit pad 6iemmet Der,
6por jso er 6eoit tenot meo 5ol.
6oIosne, og 6por geitnrsrinoen be-
ffanoi9 gdar / Samraao meo mig /
ale oi9ti9e Eager. men 5orbolbene
pad bort anoet 6jem er poa bet
n9rmeite bet famine. Get er / at
Sab geitDreliens 5anfe at gernene
itune be6anoles ems.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-27
,Ssbe' 3. 9ar Sc faaet Spbe9

Zen 9elpilligbeb. bpormeo 4rbej>
bet for be brpitipgs sr blepen msot
naifen oper alt, bar p9ret en- itorSps
muntring.
ut Sasen bar punoet @enners
Snteresie life alene 6por ben bar
paret talt = men oeida ub pper pod
Steber og Ggne, bpOr Inlet ierftilt
bar p9ret gjort, oiie De mango Be
ftiGinger paa n5sbe", bpilfe fomne
fra pibt forffeaige Stsoer. Den lille
garm6jertigbebens gubbrineer I'm
Ter nj ollerebs 9ej til mango 6jem
- fra gft = til 8eff apiten, fra
Canada til 5erus fra Dannepong,
5eras fpm forleben en- Cite meb II
N%6onnenter). Oct bar n9ret en- birz
tslie Sperraitelie at faa fua mango
Mbonnenter fra bet fjerne California,
iom bar p9ret 5ilf9loet.
Men Der er bog enbnu mango flsre
Steber, bpor o5sbe" Ifulbe faa Cop
at bringe lit iti1e gub, baabe / Zen
forenebe airte", / Den bonfts airts,
90 / bet belle til bore aanbsmanb,
bpor be enb bsre FEN.
gnhber nh Mbonnent bill peb at
isnbe % Gents til .G6eneG3er"
grufb, golo. foa .Jsbe" for set 4ar
% tiQiee be dlIerebe ubfomne Numre,
fac lgrss hisfs snhnu hnbes.
S~ftobernumret BIZ babe biretie
Snterssfe for enbper, fom bar aars
ligbeb til Diafonisieeerninsen Der
oe | fin fore Mlminbelissb, bo bet
re neife Humre bill inbeboIbe ubbros
Of Heferotet fra bet for nnlig afboIbs
ts 8eftnreff esmsbe. Gnbpibere aons
ftitutionen for ,gbensgser" ,Diatos
nisfebjem og Sdndtorium". o@runb>
pebtasterne for be OiafonisfebuTe,
fom ere fommenfluttebe til Jaflss>
msbet | 8~aiferfpertb". 11bbrae ef
Rupporten fra bet for nblig afbolbts
.Ga[ssmsbe | aaiferfpertb", og at
ibfte gfterretninger fra Diatonisfes
biemmet | Odnmarf.
Nlt bette pil babe fin Snteresie
for bper friiten Manb og RDinbe at
pibe pg at funne referere BERTH.
gnbDibere biz n9ife Humre inbss
hoibe gi1ebsr of pIdnen, bporeft.r
Sandtoriefanbet olIerebe til Oefs CT
onfagt, gi[ebet af MilbeTm asbe
der er fafbt / Den lutberffe airfes
ifsrHe 2gffetifsr og fineffe emile pua
BET litursiffe Omruabe), uf 5fiebner
-peb MISREPRESENTATION | bans FIR
fe adpftef og andre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-27

tan faas / 8oniib 9utb. qubl.
6ouis, Blair. Nebr.:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-27
Safiigtlie.

Coulter, Soma.
Gn bierteIia Sdt bringes herpeo I'll
ale, iom tom p9 beisgte min 9uitru
nnoer benOes Spgoom, og par henpe
til 3rsit % Opmuntring % I bet
feIe par os til 6jalp / Sngbommens
Daae % peo gegrapeIien. 9igelebss
en- biertelig 5at til 9aitor Hielien.
Gbers Den
Refer Sgrenfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-27

Der bil blipe giort al 5Iib for at
,,5ebe" moa blipe en- 9ubbringer =
life alene of siebliffeli9 men at paria
getnbning for 6enpisnin9s Stplo.
5or nu at faa glaoet fra gegpns
hslien inbienb mart 9eres 9apn pg
25 Gents til .GbensG5sr", 9ruih
Colorado.
Mieb 5rebsns !6ilien
s. Mdben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-27
Bot Ire6.

en Rutibsfprtanins. en- MP gos
iuit ubeiDet al airtslie Gorenins for
ben Snbre Misfion | Donmart. 4us
toriieret Operfattelie beisrsst bso
pufior q. g. Mubien. GAO Siber,
gobt os folibt inbbunben. pris
$500.
Dorifb 2utb. pubt. 5ous
Blair, Webr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-27

res meb grubepdrret for Raobens
5rone - os ON bet muliee @enifn
pau @pisbepens apiter. Den sprige
lib bruetes til Somtale, Gang pg
Muit. Der bleD isrperet lice cream
anO upper. Scr abitiaenien al.
fattebes en- 5ilien til be tare gamIe
fra ben oonite lutberffe Msnigbeb
peb Spens. Den bleb fsuere ienbt
itriftlig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-27
6ulobrDauppet | Hoooing.

SnoienOt al qait. q. 9amitoo.)
Zen 10. auguit feireOe gosbolbey
aloiter i asOoing og bans 9uitru
here's 9ulobrpnup. Y9ejmbal" be-
retter berom;
Strats ON Morgenen blep Der At
9enner bragt Dem en- 9ilien, iost ct
Mufttorps p9tteoe benz peb al bl9ie
nogle aoraler uben for bsres 8olig.
Sen paa 5ormibbdgen begnnbte ga.
uer, glomitsr. grspe oe 5eIesrams
mer at itremme ino til bet eomIe
Subelpar. SoaIeoes msote en- De-
putation for en- &reos al @ennsr og
afidng en- til 9~ejIigbsben i@treOen.
if9mtfufo Sang, iom en- Slags
8aDebrsp, boormeo Der fulgte en-
G9oiielpnsue os 10 2aneitole. Gn
anben. minore 8ennetrebs ienbte
benz ct 0ulpi9ppe. Senere ben pao
5ormiobaeen Tom Stebets 9raH,
paitor Motbiien, til Stebe for at
boloe en- lille Qnbaet meb be @amls
og oeres 5omiIie. On Gftermioboeen
iumleoes efter Snbbnbelie en- talrla
SlG9ts og genuetrebs meb 0ulo-
bruoeparret / @9itgiper peterIena
Sal, hDor acknowledgement 9pcte
bolot en- Yale til Dem, oe Der bier
iunaet ct Gar pasienbe Solmer. Ter.
efter oberratte 9oarbejer :. q. s.
Strumsussr fra asbsnbopeb 6abers.
pdrret ct imutt SsIptrus, lebiaaet al
en- Qoresie. aruiet, Der bar iarpe.
leg itilfulbt ornamsnteret web Qfs
trpf at foritelise albre oe mere
Msnter, inbebolbt Ell gelsb al 2OC
Mrt.. / 9ulb os bar fsleenbe 5nb.
itrifter:
oUleb 5ot for trofait arbeibe
5ress os a1fDslunbs sS~errebera g q
retasfe / Rsbbing / 80 Oar"
Den / imutt JarpetrDf ubfsrte
4bresie, Der | fint oe imogfulbt Ga.
herbinb lsbingebe Gupen, lsb:
o5il @ulbbrubeparret s. u. alo.
tier og 5uitru 2aurentine, fsbt Berg.
bolt. ben 10. aueuft 1904"
Chen bin glade grbaupgbo9 Der
10. 4usuit 1854 lieeer Der ct lonot
Sdmlip og en- lang meb mango Sm.
ffiftelier of 9labe os Sorg forbun.
ben 4~rbejbsbds. Der er / bette
lange Sob falben baabs Chs og cling.
&c paa gbers Del. Bar bet / eoDt
Do9s, ba aaarene bar blibe for eoer
og for alt, bpob 5 baDbe t9rt, elel
por BET | msrts 0uee meb tungt
llbejrs finer og trange Soar, 3 tabt,
life Wobet, men beborebe 9rosn of
5uabet / ct trofuit arbejbe; berfOl
flyer Ri Cher 9af. famtibis meb al
Ri brinser Gber Dor bierteligis abf.
~gnffning paa benne Gbers 9sjtibs.
bag, b%oobenbe pao, at 8orberre ri
giDe Gber en- Bib cs COB 2iDsuften
paa Spuretasfens gesne fol
5rsgzog aolpslunbs Serreber | Rsb.
bling ben 10. Quguit 1904.
digger gfom, Niels 5rdnt, Sci
Jrig, $. 5dnfsn 5ope, Sob. Jobdn.
len, 8. Rod, Sob. eunb, 81. apcfe
lOluf 9sper, 5. Scbult5, u. Sebad
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-27
%llngoolnsmpoe / SiOur GitD,

s96i orog ban iin9ej meb 0l9oe."
Oct par ligsiom bet Snobolo man
forlcb BET Wlsoe meo. Obi man mebz
tes Ser meb grgors % Ssitre / 6ers
rem, bette / 59aesitab bans 6us's
Sober. ia lit at bsre Here ipergs:
bpab ital jeg 9ere FOR al bIipe ialig?"
6por ~gIaoeligt, mar man Ter noget
al BEN g~ebrspelie, Der pirter Smpens
oelie til Soliebeb. Selo bette at
fRrpes 6lanbt en- Glare at unge II
Fer noaet pplipsnbe peb; bet er !9aas
6ets 9roer. og bet lagaes Der life
Stjul pao. Mlen ber beler Starsn
fig after; tbi oejligit bliber BET bog
al om9ipes at ben Stars. Tom leber
i bet 9erlisbebens 5aab, ariftus."
aunbe bog ben Stdre of unge, iom
forbes ON ps. o9 ri forbes ibldnot.
tomme til at eje os lepe | bette 6ddh,
oa tuuoe Der i Sanobeb iises til Re
unge : bpab Der / andre 5orbolo
bar o1ret brsplet o9 pjdttet ON til
Fem =: gl9ber og frpoer cher !
epers llneoom. Obi meb une andre
6oab % uben bette er Der ionbeli9
aft unoet enb 5rbb og @labe at benz
te; tp9rtimob Ter bet msrtt % fort
lib for De unge = ia, be gdmle
meb =. iom lite fenber ener ejer
bette 6ad6. Sunbe Der Blot blipe
mango iuabunne Msber, bpor man
iormanebe / Slang og / BET entelte Dc
unse, ia inbitanbiet Bah benz omz
renoe fig, Oenbe fig til Serrer, naris
titus, bet 6erliebebens 6oab." Gr ba
De unge foa ilemme, at Der ifulbe mo-
get idd ordDitdlt" Iom Smbenbelie
til for benz Sd, er be femme, bpis
Stplo er bet faa2 fsrit oe melt De
sdmles; bbilten en- gnrbs at SfpIb
og Qnfpar 6piler Der life pad be
gumle fra 5orboloet OperfOr be unge2
Nen jeg bible snfte, man Der Diloe
boOoe op meb foa relafips, ia for
~fpinbenbe FOR life al iige intelligence
ubtrbf ION fem eIer life fem; t6i
ber galber BET frelit snsr life freff,
os bet babe for Dem, man biz talns
fIemme. os benz, mar biz fable it.s
femme.
Sitkrlis, Wsbet | Siour 9th tan
fremfolbe 2nifet ON, at f1ere fore
llngbomsmsbsr funbe blipe ofbol6t
Qarets ener | ct Qars Qsb, minbi.
to, ct ON Jorauret os ct ON Gfters
adret. Man tunbe 10 unbrenbe ipers
&c, ON Der ba ffdl noget f9rliet til
for be unse, bpiltet bel life er San.
Ten; men be unge bar enDnu Ct bleot,
beb9selist Sinb, iom forIaneif er
tabt for be gdmle, og tunbe be bd be-
b9ges til at Dalge ben ,,sobe Del" |
Stebet for ben onbe, mebens be enbs
MI bar unge. Man bsrer fomme
5iber be samle iiee, at prafien bols
beg meft for be unees Stbfb; tbi bi
eamle er. iom III er. Der er noget Of
Yen COB Sdnfe beri, men oefoa noeet
elenoigt os piaftet. So. fomme 81.
Der fuar man enbOg gjs paa 5oler
Iof en- life fud fife aab beri; tbi
bette .,er fom Ri er" iful betpbe, at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-27

9

s. q. $. Strumsager. z. 39siieIen,
q. 2itereoarb, 9. M. Smibt."
Mens Selitubet par iamIet peb
Sorbet, inbisb Der enenu eli MGngee
Selearammer - / alt tom Der om'
trent ct bolpt 6unbreoe = og itrifts
liee 6ilsner / gunte, iom 9ioness
bprb ON ben tore 0eltagelit, iom BET
aQeriteone 9ulbbruoepor tunbe el9s
be iio peb. Deb 9orbet blep Der
bolbt en- R9tte 5dler for benz, %
bldnpt be mango Sdnee, Der blep
iunene, bar Der Ct par, iom bar
itrepne / 9neens Qnleoning. VI
oeres s @srn tunpe 0ulbbrubeparrst
fun el9ne zig peb at bape be to = %
TO gernebern = ON zig benne Dag,
nemlie beres enkite 9otter, Der er
biemme hos benz. og en- Ssn, Der er
boiat I 4aIbOre. 5 amsritd bar be
Senner oe IS gernebsrn. Tom boos
be gl9bet be @amle peb at ienbe BEN
hpsr ct 9ulbubr meb 9ulot9be.
1et eomls grubepor bsltog bele
3ioen raft os lipli9t / Soften, Der pds
rsbe iii ben paa Ratten.
Gpenn9pnte 9ato fejrebes ogiaa
beroprs | Qmerita af grubeparrets
fire a. Ssnner. Qnoreas, @albemur,
5borpulo % ariitian iom o1e Dor
Ii R9rbeoen uf Opens, Sa. 6errsn
bar riaelieen Oeliienet bisie 9rsbrs
Der | bet fremmebe 2ono. iod be ale
far et eoot os ffsntSiem meb en- tenn
melie talrie gsrneHot. ut be oeiaa
bar tGntt paa ct t9jem. noor be en-
Sang ifol forlobe benne Sorb. fbnes
at frsmgao az, al be life nlene tilbss
rer ben Deb Spens p9renbe bonif
lutberit Weniebeb, Tom be / fin 5ib
par meb til. at itifte; men bet fan biii
ceiao meb noeen Ret iiges, at nosls
at beres ffsnneite Elmer tilbringe be
fammen meb ~bberanbrs, a a be fans
les | Wenisbebens fife, bbgeelise
og ifsnne airte. Oisie 8rebre fsis
rebe oltfan be enmle5or9lbres Sub
brnnup Der | Nmerita Oeb at inbbboe
oae bonffe / Seitlementet til enSum
menfomft hos 9borpolb aIoiter.
Gfsnt 5iben bar tropl, bopbe bog
naiten one giDst Mebe. Meniebebsnl
preif, pafior 8onbo, oe bans5uftru
bar ogioa inbbubte oe til Stebe. 90
flor 8onbo tdIte | 0oeens Gnkbs
nina % minbebe ON Srbet: ,2gr bin
Jaber oe bin Mober (bpiltet er bet
fsrite 8ub meb Gorjattelie), at bet
maa goo big bel, % bu mad lanse
lsDe paa SorDen". 9un minbeoe om
Jorolbrenes Smbu og &9rliebeb.
ON abifinelien, og ON | Dag at mo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-27
Eplgenbc gooc Sogrr

tan toas + 9onii6 eut4. qubl.
9ouie, Blair, Nebr.:
Sonas Gle:
eObfen os BANS 9ritru. 227 eis
Der i Omilag SOC.
aomanosrens 0stre. 6ortaDing
fra gorse. BOA Cher / 0miIao
SOC.
Ruar eolen gaar neO. GOrtals
ling paa 1874 Siber / Omnas 35t.
Onbe Master. Gortanins poa
205 Chen / OmiIag SOC.
Raar .Serntappst falOer. 219 Sis
Der | Omilo9 SOC.
CART Gtlar:
@snsehsDbinstn oe 0Uonninssns
9aetmeitsr. 646 Siber | OmiIog
s1.o0. Snbb. $1.25.
Golf / RIB. ) OmiIag 25c.
Martba ira Siserspolo og andre
6ortalinser. 104 Sier. pris
25c.
Sab os 9sit. 5ort9ainger meo
2O8 Siber | Smfag SOC.
gjsrneat. National 9iftoriit ROs
nan meb $50 Sioer iOmIlae Coz.
ariesbiaeber. 272 Sioer I Sms
flag SOC.
$. ;. Gpolb:
Daniel Ranbou. 6iitoriit aos
man. 379 Siber / OniIos 65c.
Sens 9lob ben 9oaros. 5iftorif
Romon fra bet 13be 4arbunbrsbe.
) Omilag coo.
Danifb 2utb. publ. 5ou {.
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-27
Q9sebog.

Gn geitriOeIie al be met alminbss
lise SbsbOmme os beres gehanoIins.
st nbbroe of Or. Sbormunns
Sunbbebsletsiton. 1873 Siosr, gObt
inbbunben, pris 80 Gents.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-27
8 u"

bliuer leubt til Subifribenter, inbtil ubs
trpttelis Opiiselie mobtoses al uosiperne
% al @elo er betaIt. / Operensitemmelle
meo &c 6orenebe Statsrs Boftloue.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-04-01

explained the provisions of the bill. lie
was questioned by members of the COM
mittee and also by the representatives
of the American Federation of Labor.
All of the questions indicated difficulties
in the way of the BILL
Mr.. Foster explained that the only pen
atty to enforce the findings of the trl-
bunal on any given subject was public
opinion. This point seemed to be contro-
verted by both the representatives of la
Dor and capital. 1t was asserted that an
agreement to enter into arbitration might
be taken into court for enforcement. Mr..
Foster did not hold this view. He pre-
scented Attorney Sinclair, of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railroad and a coal op-
orator in West Virginia, who gave his
opinion az a lawyer that no court would
have jurisdiction to enforce such an
agreement to arbitrate, or to make the
parties to the arbitration abide by the
findings of the tribunal.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-04-01
The Censorship frightened.
Bv the Associated Press

(By the Associated Press)
London. March 81, Thursday -The
Daily Telegraph says the japanese au-
thorities have refused correspondents the
use of field telegraph lines and that all
dispatches must be sent to Toxic by mail.
The paper further says there is no sign
that any foreigners will be permitted TO
go to the front though the native news
paper men will be allowed to do so. The
Daily Telegraph, in an editorial on the
unprecedented severity of this censorship
suggests that Japan has some new and I'M
portant move to conceal, possibly the re-
embarkation of portion OF her forces al
ready in Korea for some other point In
the theatre of war and is anxious to guard
against the possibility of leakage through
foreign correspondents who might sympa-
thize with Russia.
A correspondent of the Daily Telegraph
at Seoul, reports that the Russians are
evacuating the positions they occupy in
Korea.
Specials from Shanghai repeat the ru-
NOR that the Mikado will shortly proceed
to Korea with the headquarters staff:
The Seoul correspondent of the Daily
Mail describes Korea, outside the dis
tricts occupied by the Japanese as being
in state of anarchy and in readiness for
rebellion. The correspondent asserts that
the censorship prevents any reference to
local disturbances.
There Is no further news of any kind
concerning the progress of hostilities.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-04-01
Charged With Decorating Flag.
fBv the Associated Press

Denver. Col, March S0.-William d.
Haywood. secretary of the western Fed
GRAFTON of Miners, was arrested here to-
day on charge of desecrating the flag.
He was released by Justice Hines on
$500 bond and the case sat for April 20.
The charge of flag dissertation made
against President Meyer and Secretary
Haywood is based on the issuance of a
.odeer by the Western Federation OF
Miners. signed by two of the officers.
On the background is the picture Of
United States flag and is headed rs
Colorado In American" on the stripes are
short sentences commenting IN sarcastic
language on the policy of the governor
and the militia.
Telluride, Co.. March 30.-Charles H.
Meyer. president of the Western Fedora
ton of Miners. who has been held in jail
here since Saturday on charge of desc
Grating the flag. was released today by
county Judge Waidlaw on furnishing a
bend for 5000 but was Immediately re-
arrested by squad Of soldiers acting UNI
der orders of Adjutant General Sherman
NJ. Bell. The nature of the charge on
which he is held by the militia. has not
been made public.
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HEARSTFROM A TOz
Thus Declares the Demo
cratic Convention of
South Dakota.
(By the Associated Press.)

Sioux Falls, S. D., March 30.-The Dem
ocratic State, Convention did not COM
plete its work until late hour tonight.
The report of the Committee on Resolu-
tions which was unanimously adopted,
reaffirms the principles of Democracy ''as
enumerated by Jefferson, Jackson ana
Bryan and nstructs the delegates to
the st. Louis convention to support Will
liam Randolph Hearst, first, last and all
the time for the presidential nomination"
The resolutions declare that Hearst will
never compromise with trusts, and term
him the champion of labor.
One of the features of tonight's session
was an address by former United States
Senator Richard +. Pettigrew, who stated
among other things. that this, he believed
was the first time he had ever addressed
a Democratic convention, but that his en-
tire sympathy was with the Democratic
cause. He severely denounced the State
and national policies of the Republican
party.
The principal contest Of the convention
was over the election of a member OF the
Democratic National Committee. e. J.
Johnson, the present chairman of the
Democratic State Committee, who was
supported by the adherents of Hearst was
elected to the position.
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Russia Protests, Japan Replies.
DIV the Associated Press.)

(By the ASSocldItu IIcSoD
Toxic, March 30.-The Russian govern
ment through the French Minister here
has lodged protest with the Japanese
government against the destruction of the
quarantine station at San Shamtao dur
ing the fourth japanese attack on Port
Arthur.
The protest is based on article %, OF
The Hague International Peace Congress,
q copy of which is submitted with it.
Responding to the protest, Baron Ko-
mura, Minister of Foreign Affairs, inform
ed the French Minister that the japanese
government had received no report from
Vice Admiral Togo concerning the destruc-
tion OF the quarantine station, but wheth-
er the station has been destroyed or not,
the article of The Hague convention quot
ed related only to land battles, the con
vention having left the question of naval
commandments unsettled
Japanese military and naval officers who
are familiar with San Shamtao declared
that the quarantine station there did not
exist before the war.
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A Russian Organ Seeks
a British Alliance.
FILINGS AT UNCLE SAM
The Mikado Grips Every Field Wire,
Forcing Correspondents to Mail
All News to Toxic. Some
Great Secret Movement
Expected.
Expected.
(By the Associated Press.)


St. Petersburg, March S0-ihe Novoe
Vremya today executed a face about,
strongly supporting the idea of Russo
British understanding, in an editorial en-
titled 1.-The Blindness of England in
which the paper argues that the success
o. Japan would be more injurious to
Great Britain than to any other European
nation and points to the United States
as the common rival of both. 1t describes
Jaran as "America's sharpshooter'' and
says:
of the commander of one of it's men of
war at Chemulpo, refused to join in the
collective protest of the other foreign
commanders before the Japanese destroyed
the Variag and the Korietz. Remember
Who alone among all did not take on
board the crews of our perishing ships.
To the honor of England, the ally Oh ia
pan it was not her representative, but
the commander of American ship.
THE Americans wish to convert the
Pacific into an American Mediterranean
Would that be to the advantage OF Eng
land? Does England not understand In
her blind policy and hatred toward Russia
that she is turning this ocean into an
American Mediterranean? Sooner or later
the European countries will recognize
that America is their mutual enemy. Why
should not Russia and England, in view
OF their possessions outside of Europe,
ccmbine?"
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Found Guilty Of Contempt.
(By the Associated press.O

Butte. Mont, March 30.-F. Augustus
Heine, the Montana copper magnate; A.
L. Frank, superintendent OF the Johns
town Mining Company, and j. II. Trerise.
SUPERINTENDENT OF the Ararus mine,
Heipze properties, were found guilty OF
contempt of court by Judge Beatty in
the United States court today, In the ac-
ton brought by the Butte and Boston
Mining Company against the defendants
for entering the Michael Davitt lodge
claim and extracting therefrom valuable
ore on what is known as the Ennargite
vein. Mr.. Heinze was fnsd $4,000 while
Frank and Trerise were fined 81 600 each,
the fines to be paid by II o'clock tomor-
row morning or the defendants to be
taken to Helena In custody of the Uni.
ted States marshal and confined until
the fines are paid. Carlos Warfeld, an
Other defendant, was found not guilty
and was discharged.
The Judgment applies only TO the first
count against the defendants. Judge
Bcatty's reservation of the decision on
two Of the three counts on which Heinze
was charged with contempt in disobey-
ing a former order OF the court that an
inspection Of the Heinze mines be allowed
in order to permit of the survey OF GER
tain ore veins, has the effect OF keeping
an Imprisonment sentence hanging over
Hcinze. Judge Beatty announced, how
err, that no imprisonment order Will
be issued if the fine is paid and there Is
no further violation of the courts order.
The fines are an outcome OF the arrest
of the defendants for refusing the Uni
ted States marshal and Federal inspec-
tors admission to the mine.