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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-23
1iulanbs npe @nuernpr.
Scr mig at fen be!"

~ Ct I III | 9 II leH II De.
SSinlanbs nbe @uperner, Spirit 81
bolenitis Sbartdle til en- al @ammeis
fennomanerne fremIenbt 0eputation
finbes eengipet / olluii Suometar"
@eneralguOernsren fopiifrer BERT,
at 6ans MajeItet aejieren MI iom
fer inberlig eliter fine finIte timber
iaatter, og at berfor be iibite 9egis
ben6eber 1 5inlano bar imertet BAN
bpbt, og ubtaler Tud for i'm egen
part:
,Seg er insen Ben at apsmopoe
litter, og jeg bpjagter 5innerne for
beres parmeaerligbeb til beres5abrez
lamb % inbre Samfunbsorben. Wien
/ Ggenita6 af 9iusIer begrrer jeg
famine 9(gtelle for mine egne 5elels
fer; jee forbrer 9lgtelie for ben rus
fife Rationalitet.
s SperensitemmelIe meb min gf
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-23
Sturt &nlbinno / sSapan.


Sil geuters 8uredn telegraferes
fra Sotio: 5 Ggnen peo Spante er
Der for nogen 5ib iiben funbet Sub.
Hegerineens Sngenierer bar foretas
get en- llnberipgelie pad Steoet og
bar inbienbt 9eretning ON GeIultds
tet. Hegeringen bar erfleret bet
paagaloenbe Serritorium for Stats
ejenbom. Oct paaregnes, at man
fan bente at finbe Sub til 8arbi
100 min. pb. ct, oe man mener.
at Der aarlie pif funne inbpinbes
Sub til geleb 80 Ueill. Gen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-23
Yeter Den 5prites &runins.

9elgrab, q. Sept. : s Dag er
peter ben 5srlte bleben tronet iom
aonge at Ser6ien. Ser6iens eneite
Sernbane. 0onaus Dampitibe og
Serge6aabe fra ben ungarite 9b
3emlin bialp alle til at bringe itore
Stdrer inb at operb9re ben itore
6eitibelig6eb. 9pfoltene og frems
mebe bar orbin9rt tl9bte, menQdnoz
befoltningen mebte / Hdtionalordgs
ter.
$4,000 Solbater bar opitil.oe
lan9s be @doer, gennem 6pilte bel
tongelige Sog pasInebe. @eb ST.
IS tiltenbeeao en- Salpe fra q &az
noner. at aonsen forloo polobiet.
Uteb Officerer Spibfen os omgipet
df Solbater paa alle Siber reo
@ongen frem. Som ban brog frem
mobtos ban militere 9ilisner og
bilits isen, og be fore Starer pres
iebe pdd for at Ie aongen.
Song peters 5angIling | Genepd
bar tuget pau bam, fud ban fer GAM
mel uO. San er ma9er og tpnb, men
Ter ub til at babe en- Sern @ilIie.
Bag efter 5aberen reb ben life
aronprins Gjeorg pad en- minbre
Seit. Sans 9ilIbnefomit patte itor
8e9eiItrin9.
aommen tilbaee til palabfet 9dD
&oneen en- itOrdrtet deception. Sn
glftenen ilfuminerebes Der iterft |
Serbiens 9ber, ferlig | 8elsrub.
Gn Seregenbeb peb aroninesbsis
tibeligbeben bar Manglen at HeprGs
fentunter for fremmebe Serifaber.
Stun Mbntenedro bar repreienterst
peb prins Odnilo o9 bans @emals
linbe. ;.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-23

ifal jeg itebie parmt begne ON Sim
lambs 6remaOitrioen. Seq er oltiO
rebe til meget gerne at lptte til en>
boer ligefrem uotalt Wlening, ielD
om jeg life fan p9re enig. Wlen ber>
for penter jeg pgfaa af Goer SiGiO
og 2la6enbeo, bOordf albrig ifal
fl9be baurIige 5plger for Gber, men
iom Blot itul 6eforore bet faGes 8ebs
Ite.
@obe 9errer, ioet jeg pniter at
lGre Goer at tenoe, bar jeg 6egpnbt
at ggre mig fortrolig meo p9roifulz
De 2lr6eioer og &ilber, 6bori @bers
59orelanb, Gbers 2ib, Gbers 8irtz
Ionnbeo itilbres. s tenber mig bib
til Blot gennem be mob Huslanb
fjenbtlige ubenldnblfe 8loOe og gen>
nem be til be Hebolutton9re 6Brenbe
'Rusieres ltbidgn. 5orIgg bog Blot
at lGre mig n9rmere at tenoe gen.
nem en- uformiblet 5orbinoelIe meb
mig. Ger mig at fenbe life Blot gen.
nem &pgter, men ogiad gennem min
9irtiombeb, og S ifal, 6aaber ieg
finoe mig en- mob Gber belbillig
Mdno. iom dltiD er reoe til at lntte
til GOers 9e6OO".
= S en- 2eoer itriper o6ufpubss
6laoet" / 9eIIin9Sfors bl. d. ON 9u>
oernsrens Sale;
Den ligefremme 2tu6en6eO, fom
pr99er benne3ale, fan life anbet eno
berpre 2tlmen6eben bort 2anb be.
6dgeligt. @i bober at ubtule bet
9ad6, at ben Spmpatbi, b0ormeb
9ans GrceGlenoe bar iagt at piGe
pmfatts ct af erlig Sberbebisning
6uaret Orb, ogTaa ifal 9alOe0anbets
presie.
IS 5brtt Sbolen1tls ttltenoegtone
6ejagtelie for bet finite 5olts oars
me Observation-Disclosures pil ri ie 1t
Qefte ON, at be bos os ligeIom 6os
etbpert 8olt meb en- egen 6iitorie ug
national &ultur fulofomment na>
turlige llbtrpf for 9engioen6eb for
59orelanOet, 2Gr6pbigbeb for beis
U2inber og 5roitab mob bets Samz
funbsaano, life bil betra9tes meb
Udstro al gfigsmagtens fornemite
aepraientdnt 5inlano. Den Sors
bring, Sans @rcellence for iin Oel
bar itillet benne 6enIeenbe - @g@
telIe fra Dor Sibe for ben rus1iIfe
Ratipnalitet ital iitterlig life
mpoe nogen @anifelig6eb. 0ort
liae 5olf, iom 10 bel peb, at bets
Sf96ne er uapifilleligt forbunbet
meo &uslunD, os Iom o9iau foritaar
at burbere Borbelene beb at tilbpre
ct magtigt @erbensrige, bar tilfulne
l9rt at fenbe ben rusiiife Nations
gobe Ggenifdber og at purbere bens
parme patrioti8me.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-23
1lovorIeoes er oette! .

nj tlonher et bunorebe Dollars yelsnning for et
neri 2IalDe o aaiarrb. ber life fon belbrebeS pet
lIall's Datarrh Cure.
II. 8. Gbehep & 6 o., Giere, 9plebc, 8.
@ unoeriegneoe, bar fenbt 3. g. Gpenep be iibfts
y glar pg iror ban er albeles boberlig ae 5prret
lings.5ransoftpner pg fnoncelt Stono til at pppb
b. ,nbuer sSprpgtce. bereS s5irma bar pdataget fig.
melt s rnat. gpbpleiale 9ruegifts. 2olebo. 8.
Walbtng, 2inman Marbin,
9gboleale 8rugqiftS, 9plebo, G.
Ha's Catarrh Cure toges inbpenbg Dg Dirfer bi.
reffg poo 9lpbet og GpiteretS Giimbinber. yrs 75s
Dr. Slolfe SaI9es ot ole Mpothefee. Wtbnesbpro rit
Hall's Family Pills er be bebtte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-23
DR.. Miles Anti.Pain Pills.

ct burtisi ffert os poaIiOeot Mibbel for ipo elel
uerpss 3obebpine, Rp9imerier. Iapepine Qeuralaic
Rerpgiiifs, SrritabiItet Seonlesbeb, @ig seiniica
9noebolber bberfen Opium saer waOriin % sfterIabe
nsen femme Gfterbirfuinser. 25 GOfs % Gents. pat
Apotefer eler ienbes af
DR.. Miles Medical Co., EIkhardt. Indiana.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-23
olYt 2lnereb paa BORT
2lrthur.
panerne tager after et
par 5orter.
Stag oeb Ututpen ipnes
mar foreftudenbe.

Ter telegraferes ben q. ons. IdG>
iebes fra 9onDon:
st Qlngreb padport2lrtbur, bOors
I'll sSupanene bar forberebt Jig /
10 0dee, og fom be badber bill re-
iultere 5aitnin9ens 5alO, bar i
fslge 0lelOineer fra GbefoO og
Sbansboi raiet to 9ase. aorres
Iponoenter Sbangbdi melber, at
sSapanerne bar tdget to 6orter, ct
paa bOer Sibe al Sueis3eping (easr
Sbuibinen), fom Iigger glorO fOr
5Giiningen og nar beb Sernbunsn.
8et mener man er 8egpnoelien til
bet melt beterminerebe 2(ngre6 unber
9eleiringen.
3en fprIte @enitanb for bette 9(ns
ereb. mfnsr man, er be pigtige 6ors
fbarsitilinger paa aitpan og Ribs
lung 9jsrgene, Der banner gsglen til
en- Rntts 5orter paa Ror0sIt iOen.
llnoer bet iibite ipareSIag iigss Sas
panerne at 6ape taget fire imdu 5ors
ter gtGrbeben af aiblung 9ierget,
o9 5entagne 6orisg fra 8ariniiOntn
paa at tage bem tilbd9e bar fejlet.
lung 8ierget, og gentagne 5orieg
fra 6jdrniienen poa at tage tilbuge
bar Feitet.
@enerol Stssiel rapporterebe til
Ct. 9ttersborg 0en 16. bs., at Sa=
panerne Dar breoet tilbage to 5ors
feg pdd at tdge en- Stanoie, Der for>
iparsr 9Dens 9anbport, 6piltet pi-
Ter. at Garniionens 8anbforipning
life par afItaaret ben9dng.
st 3eleguum fra Gbefoo inbe6olOer
ppientlie bet iamme. 8et tilfsjer, at
Gfterretninsen tommer fra en- russ
iiit ailOe, bpis tibIigere WlebbeIels
ier bar O9ret rigtige.
@aarsbdgens Ulelbingeu fra
S6angbai Og 5ofio itabf9iter Snss
bags Melbinger on MT 9lngre6 pad
port Qtrtbur baabe fra 9anb og Se
og flyer, at bet fortiattes, og man
mener, al 6aitningen pil falbe So
BET df 10 Odae eller TO Tiger.
Der eaar osiaa Rbgter ON. at
BORT 2lrtbur GItarben bar fddet
Srore til at gsre llbfalb fra 9aOnen
/ benne llee. 5Ois bet er iunbt,
maa 9Rusierne 10 osioa frpgte bet
p9rite. @i faar 10 laa fe. Omtring
peb Slutningen at forrige qlnsrsb
pod BORT 2lrtbur forubIaebe Sdpds
nerne, at 0dtoen for 59Itningens
Sab tunbe iattes til omtring iioite
llge / Ssptsmber. Uloaite. gi for
Itaar 10 fun, at Rusierne er liee iad
RIiemte paa at forIbare og bolbe
ssaitnineen. fom Sapanerne er pad
al inbtoes ben. 5 aangOen tan
Husferne bog lite bolbe ub uben 5il<
fsrfel elIsr JorItarlnins, os Der sr 10
ingen llbiist til, at HusIerne fan
ifafTe 9orniIonen nogen af bisIe
gele.
Der 9aar Debboloenbe Rpgter ON,
at Sdponerne meb itor Stbrte, otte
efler nj 9ioiIioner, rbtter frem imoc
Mutben. Ut General auroti full
be nare fat oper 6unfloben meb i'm
2lrme poa 100000 Mano ben9gtes
ct. petersburg. Uien aft tbber
BOG pno, at Sdpanerne fnart er fers
biee til ct nbt 9lngreb. 5 ben Rets
ming peger f9rlig et Telegram fra
3otio oper Rom fra 2lftes. Oet
pdaftour, at 5eltmarfhdll Obamd
bar ubitebt en- Proclamation til fine
Sropper Oe opforbret bem til at gre
beres bebfte bet foreItdaenoe Sldg
ON Wlutoen.
6an tiger, at bette Slas rimeligs
pis bil blibe dfgsrenbe.
3et Ipnes MI Hart, at auropdts
fin life pil forlabe Wlutoen, itben
ban bliper nsbt bertil. Oct bar ba
oaIoa for flopt anberleoes at fors
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-23
13. Marg.
2Oplpsbeben / GbieagO.

-
80 nge 9tber Raab ferie
mob.
De mango OberfalO, Oer 9ar faa~
bet Steb / gbioago / ben iibIie Sio,
bar aobnet 8orgernes 9ine for, at
Der maa geres noeet for at itanofe
2oolesbeben og JOrbrpoelierne. Cir
og Gjenbom er uiitfre. oGbicdgo
aecoro 6eroIb" 9uO / OnsOags en-
artitel til bebite besangaaen6e, =
beri anFprer 8laOet iaa hlere Sope
Haab imob 2obGpsbeben. 9i ital
gibe nogle af bem l1bbrag.
,,Ofentlig qiifning er 9ingen. S
Steoet for at betraete8anoitten iom
en- 0ero bilbe Dor Sibs llngbom fs
meb 5oragt pua ben fig Orioenoe og
buinenbe 5or6rpber, Der bleo offentz
fig piifet.4
Mi[liam u. pinterton.
Scr Barnet 2pbig6eb og 2lgtelz
ie for 2oben. Den pofsne 8reng.
fom 6liber 8anbit, mangleoe oenne
llnoerpisnin9, ba ban bar Barn"
Q(gerenbe Wiapor M'9ann.
,Nationens llngbom bliber itfe
unberbiIt orbentlig = be 6lipeg fife
oplerte til, at reIpeftere 2open. fom
be burbe gere :"
9oliti6efen O'NeiG.
osSSeg pitbe bange ct 9uiin eller
iaa af obolo up" Ml9no."
aep. SO6nitOn Ulpers.
,s5eg piloe bere inbe for at orgae
iere 9igilie@aomiteer. CAB 10000
fraftige unge Gbicagoanere faa COB
til at foretage srreit, ida ptl 6ors
6rDbelfer rebuceres til ct Minimum."
gPep. Sreberict 6. 9rieit.
i
o9erIom Gbicu9o iom gp O;l
bjelpe til at itaffe Mibler til @ejt
til at Urge for fine uemploperebe
Sioer iom bisIe, faa tanfer jeg, at
9opleshebens 8slge piloe legge fig
betpbeligt."
giifop Samuel Saloons.
Saaban uben pibere at be9pnoe 1t
ben9e 8dnoitterne op Ouiinpis,
iom bi bar bert, Der bar peret giort
uorganiiereDe 0iitritter, bet burbe
en- GbicagObOr9sr, enbiige en- preit,
fannie fig beo at tale ON. Det er
en- flem 5alitertl9ring for en- cipiz
liceret Municipalitet. 0erimob fan
biIt alle be andre Haab bruges, men
belit / 5orening. Sbt bpor rigtigt
bet enb er at begbnbe meb 9ernene,
iaa tren9es ber jo til ct sjebliffeltgt
Mibbel mob benz. Der life er 8ern.
Sg Der er bel ogfda noget bet, at
Der burbe eeres noget for be leoige,
De iieiilplobsreos. Wlen mon bet oIs
bette o9 bi9tigTts life ct operfet =
A9telIe FOR ben bpjeite 2opgiper,
ben fprite2lutoritet, Sub ielo. !9pors
for begDnber Subs Sob meb at h9be
be bans 9Gre, ps bporfor bar See
Ius bel lert os at begpnbe OiIcips
lenes, 9ernenes 8pn meb: 0elliget
poroe bit Napnl Spor @gtelie for
BEN bsieite 2obgiper tabes, Der pil
9oblpsbeben ertbe ON fig og mon
ben ON iig gribenbe2oplps6eb | Ghtz
cago life er ct ubtrbf for 5olfets
glffriitnine. Der bar nblig lppt
Heiter fra Gbicago ben 9ietning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-23

laoe ben gamle mun9uriife 9ope0z
itab og obergipe ben til Sapanerne
for 8intertbarter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-23
Huslano pil prOtsitere.

GnQtanos Srdttat meb
5i6et ertl9res mob Sro
pg 2obe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-23

u0erIom G6icugo Iom gp O;l
bjelpe til at ifafFe Waibler til @eie
til at Urge for tine uemplopereoe /
Sioer iom bisie, iaa tanfer jeg, at
2oplesbebens 9slge pilbe lagge fig
betpbelist."
giifop Samuel Saloons.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-23

Scr Barnet 2pbig6eb og 2tgtel@
Ie for 2oben. Den pofsne 9reng.
iom bliper 9anbit, manglebe benne
ltnberpisnin9, ba ban bar Barn"
9(gerenbe WIapor M'8dnn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-23

ug1ationens llngb bonn bliper life
unberoiit orbentlig = De 6lioeg fife
oplerte til, at reIpeftere 2open. fom
be burbe gore ="
politi9efen S'HeiQ.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-23

oSSeg pitoe bange ct 9uiin eller
iaa af obolb up" Manb."
9iep. SObnitOn 11pers.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-23

.Seg pilbe bore inbe for at or91>
iere 9igilie=apn1iteer. CAB 10000
traftige un9e Gbicagoanere faa COB
til at foreta9e .rreit, iaa ptl Sore
6rDbelier rebuceres til ct W1inimum.
Reb. SSreoerict 6. qrieit.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-04-12
ADVOCATES STEAMER LINE
SAN PEDRO TO HONOLULU
William Waterhouse Suggests Plan for Bring
ing Honolulu Within Cheap Tourist Distance
of the Mainland With Los Angeles as Base.

Tourist traffic between Hawaii and
the mainland could be largely increas-
ed If steamer line were put on be-
tween Honolulu and San Pedro, Call
fornia, as an outlet to Los Angeles.
the Mecca of tourists. This is the opin-
ion of William waterhouse of Grand
Rapids. Michigan. who is now in Ho-
nolulu.
Mr.. waterhouse calls attention to the
fact that hundreds of tourists on reach
ing Los Angeles have wished that they
had included trip to the Hawaiian Is
lands as part of their travels, but
the idea had not been suggested to
them. Had San Francisco been the
Mecca of the tourists instead of Los
Angeles their itinerary might have
been changed by the addition of the
Honolulu visit.
Under the circumstances Los Angeles
is a natural terminus for the trans
continental traveller. To come to the
Hawaiian Islands from there is to add
a jog in the trip to San Francisco and
another by the steamer voyage to Ho-
lolulu. The additional cost is consider
lble for round trip fare between Los
Angeles and San Francisco is ss5. and
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-04-12
HOSPITAL
SUBSIDY
Queens Trustees Hold
Conference With
Governor.

The trustees of the Queens Hospital
called upon the Governor yesterday
afternoon in an effort to secure rec
ommendation from the executive to the
legislature for the insertion of the item
of $4,000 to aid the hospital Governor
Carter told the committee that it was
practically impossible. as every possible
form of expenditure has been scaled to
the limit, and to increase the appro-
priation bills would result in cutting
out something of even more public ne
cessity.
Members of the committee, which
was composed of A. s. Cleghorn. F. "A.
schaefer, e. Faxon Bishop. G. w. smith
and F. ]. Lowrey, urged that some
items might be cut out in order to
permit the appropriation to be made.
The trustees suggested that prob.
ably the item for road damages might
be reduced sufficiently to allow the APP
propriation,' said Governor Carter
after the conference. THAT was i'm
possible. however, as the item is re-
CURED in obtaining land for roads
which connect with others, and which
are of first Importance. It was also
suggested that some of the items for
road Improvement could be reduced.
but these appropriations must be used,
otherwise roads which were constructed
at great expense will be washed out
and ruined.
IT asked if they would agree to cut
ting out the fire department, for in
stance, but the committee naturally
was opposed to that plan. They thought
it would mean greater expense to the
community as insurance rates would
be Increased. I made no promises to.
the committee and cannot make any.
After the committee left went over
the appropriation bill to see what might
be done. There is one item of $4,000
for roads and bridges, Honolulu, which
might be made to give up $4,000 for
the hospitals, but I don't know. It is
a pretty large item and perhaps the
Public Works Department might be
able to reduce it."
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-04-12

WHOOPING COUGHT.-This is a
very dangerous disease unless properly
treated. Statistics show that there are
more deaths from it than from scarlet
fever. All danger may be avoided,
however, by giving Chamberlain
Cough Remedy. 1t liquifies the tough
mucus, making it easier to expectorate,
keeps the cough loose, and makes the
paroxysms of coughing less frequent
and less severe 1t has been used in
many epidemics of this disease with
perfect success. For sale by All Deal
ers and Druggists. Benson. Smith &
Co., Ltd. Agents for Hawaii.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-04-12

the round trip steamer rate between
San Francisco and Honolulu is $135
with extras for the best staterooms.
This additional expense generally de-
tiers travellers from adding the Homo
lulu trip from Los Angeles to their
itinerary.
I believe that if a steamer line were
put in operation between San Pedro
and Honolulu says Mr.. Waterhouse.
.and the fact widely advertised in con-
nection with the direct lines of rail-
roads running to Los Angeles from the
East, that people would more general
ly buy through Honolulu tickets. A
connection at San Pedro for Honolulu
makes a natural extension of the jour-
ney from the East to Los Angeles. By
putting on a steamer line between these
points I have mentioned and placing
the fare down to something that would
give the travellers of the middle
classes. so to speak, an opportunity to
take advantage of it would bring ten
or twenty people to every one you are
getting now
The completion of the new Salt
Lake-Los Angeles railroad. which is
to have its secondary terminus at San
Pedro. may be a solution of the tourist
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-04-12
no Longer Avery's Mentor.

Editor Advertiser: Will you kindly
publish my denial of the accuracy of
your this mornings article, referring to
the Avery and Kupihea county resolu-
lions.
I knew nothing whatever about either
resolution, until I saw it in print.
When I met Avery, told him that it
was a foolish move; and since the Leg
islature met, have not talked COM
mission, or county legislation to sin
gle person.
The burden of my speech has been,
since the Legislature was called. stick
to the Governors program and adjourn,
and thus defeat the enemies Of popular
government
T. M'CANTs STEWART.
Dated April IL. 1904.
++%*% ++* +&++kk+
problem. Several months ago it was
reported that the directors of the road
were planning to extend the influence
of the railroad by adding a fleet OF
steamers, with San Pedro as their home
port. Should this plan be carried out
there is no doubt but that Honolulu
will be made port of call for steam
ers en- route TO and from the Orient.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-04-12
SAINT SMITH.

Forty-two times he has for the doctor,
Forty-two times he's gone forth in the night,
Nervousy fastening on his suspenders,
Hoping bachelor might.
Forty-two times he has wondered and waited,
Pacing the floor with his head in whirl;
lForty-two times he has heard the announcement
1t is boy or It's only girl
Forty-two times the grim nurse has denied him
Rights that he proudly supposed were his now;
Forty-two times he has harbored emotions
Such the childless never has known.
Forty-two times he has bounded up, hearing
The first shrill cry of strange little guest;
Forty-two times he has gone in the morning,
Boosting and Dragging and swelling his chest.
Forty-two times he has paid for frail ribbons
Paid for soft laces and fluffy affairs.
Paid for the bottles and what is put in them
Forty-two times he has shouldered new cares.
Forty-two times he has heard the glad message:
"Everything's lovey-come in-it's all right -
Forty-two times he has gone for the doctor,
Buttoning vest he rushed through the night.
Dc TIE
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-20
PETROLEUM BARGE CAUGHT FIRE
Men Burned Death and Four Others Badly Injured
One of Them Fatally Hurt Accident Caused
by Explosion.

Anew YORK, Dec. '9.-By an explo-
IN sion and the burning of 100000
gallons of petroleum on a Stand
ard Oil company's barge at sea off
Long Branch. n. j.. Sunday afternoon.
four men were burned TO death. The
dead are:
Captain G. P. Stokes.
A. Sale. engineer.
al Brandt fireman.
Unknown sailor.
Four survivors OF the crew of the
burned barge were brought to this port
and are in a hospital suffering from
burns
Ablaze in an Instant.
The steel barge No 81 and another
barge were i'm TOW CT a tug from Phil
adelphia. Something interfered with
the flow of water from the fresh water
tank and Engineer Sale and Fireman
Brandt went below to investigate. An
explosion followed whether OF gas or
boiler, is unknown. In a twinkling
the barge was ablaze from stem TO
stern.
The tug which had the barges in tow