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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-01-06

Miss Lillian Moore who has been spend
ing the holidays with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James G. Moore, will return today
to Wesleyan college.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-01-06
Cadmean Circle.

Mrs. ]. A Van Hoose will entertain
the Cadmean Circle on Friday afternoon.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-01-06

Miss Myrtle Harris arrived in the city
yesterday morning from Savannah, Ca.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-01-06

The work entails much physical labor az
many thousands of employees. participated
in the plan.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-01-06
Departures.

Mrs. Harrison Stuart Matthews is in
Montgomery the guest of Mrs. Louis B.
Farley.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-01-06

and will be the guest of her sister. Mrs
Harry Wilson at 100 South Thirteenth
street.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-01-06

Mrs. Arthur Adams and Miss Walton
have arrived from Nashville
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-01-06

Mrs Walter e. Dixon of New York, ar
rived with her little son yesterday to
visit her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Dix
on on Thirteenth avenue, South.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-01-06
Arrivals in Town.

Miss Estelle Shook and Miss Elizabeth
Thomas have arrived from Nashville and
are the guests of Mrs. James Warner
Shook
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-01-06

Mrs. George L. Sheriff. of Athens is WIS.,
iting friends in Birmingham. Mr.. viii
Sheriff.. her son, is with her. on his way
to the State university.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-01-06

Laxo Pills are mild. gentle and reIia.
bic laxative, designed to promote the
healthy and normal action OF the stom.
ach, liver and bowels and to correct hah4r
tual constipation. At druggists s5c.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-01-06

men, and thear earlier life was spent in
| London.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-10-05
Dies in Ireland.

A cablegram from Cork, Ireland,
received yesterday morning by Father
Cornelius O'Farrell of the Cathedral
parish of Denver. announced the
death of his mother. Mrs. Ellen
O'Farrell Ever since the death of
her husband in February. 1903, Mrs.
o. Farrell had been failing, and her
death was not altogether unexpected.
Besides Father O'Farrell there are
left a daughter, Miss Nellie O'Far-
rell. chief operator for the Western
Union at Florence, Colo. and three
children in Ireland. Mrs. Farrell
was e.. years fo age.
Miss Nellie O'Farrell was chief
operatur at the Greeley Office of the
Western Union all summer.
4 solemn requiem mass Will be
celebrated at the Logan Avenue
chapel next Tuesday morning. to
which the clergy of the Cathedral
parish invite the clergy of all the
other parishes of the city.
Father o Farrell has been attached
to the Cathedral parish for about two
wears. The sympathy of wide cir
Gle Of friends goes out to him in his
bereavement.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-10-05
The C. & S. Saddle.

A. B. Church. travelling passenger
agent for the Colorado 4 Southern,
was in Greeley Thursday and brought
with him the prize saddle in the
broncho busting contest to be held III
Fort Collins october 6 at the liar-
vest Festival.
The saddle, which is now on eXhi-
bition in the window of Oliver Sex
sons cigar store, is about as hand
some piece of workmanship Us
can be found. The saddle Is made
or carved leather, silver mounted,
and in addition to this there Is
handsome birdie of the same material
and class of workmanship. "A hne
saddle blanket also goes with the
outfit.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-10-05
The Rest Doctor.

Rev. BIC. Horton, Sulpher Springs,
Texas. writes, July 18th, 1899:
have used in my family Ballard S
Snow Liniment and Horehound Syrup
and they have proved certainly salts
factory. The liniment is the best
we have ever used for headaches and
pains.
The cough syrup has been our doc
for for the last eight years. 25c,
5nc. 1l.Oo. For sale by j. F. Fezer.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-10-05
title Locals.
Observation-Disclosures

l,ipe -Finnegan's Ball
[,,or Clayton went to Denver
Nav morning on business
|. + WYATT is doing extra
work in Goodman q Wasley's.
NJ McClenahan left this morn
business trip to Butte,
W McGrew made a business
windsor Friday afternoon,
iug home last night.
ctoue went to Denver Saturday
No to attend the funeral of his
in.law. Mrs. Allen r. Stone.
Eittle returned home Wednes-
tor a week spent in Denver.
rittIe and son will return to-
w.
Nor Buckingham of Boulder
Greeley Sunday to attend the
of Dana Smith, the little son
+. Smith.
danes Nusbaum, Couzens, Tay-
Williams went to the home
Mary Adcock, near Windsor,
pd the day Thursday.
ok yoris is enjoying a visit
is mother. Mrs. Sarah Heck
Beaver City, Iowa. She ar
bn saturday mornings train.
and Mrs. Douglas, parents OF
c Townsend, who have been
g here for several weeks, left
oming for their home in Wis
fgeWeber, deputy county treas
eturned home Thursday even
er a couple of weeks outing in
blntains. He was roughing it
the time.
f. Rocho of the Red Front
i'd the residence l4l2 Ninth
10 Mrs. Loretto Ingram OF
Nile. Mrs. Ingram saw the
y advertised for sale in The
Ne.
ke candidates were given the
egree in the Blue lodge Fri
hit. The occasion was cele-
with banquet. Many prom
IasonS from Eaton were in
lnce.
+. NJ. Sheldon left a purse
hing about Sl5 in the house,
the doors and stepped out fol
minutes. When she returned
ack door was unlocked and
rse gone. Nothing else dis
W. II. Daniels of Los
IS, Calif., arrived in Greeley
Jay to make her mother, Mrs.
b, and sister, Mrs. Hubert, a
her stay being indefinite. Mrs.
resided in Greeley for years
will be welcomed by numer-
Fnds.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-10-05

Miss Ruth Baker is i'll wit,
typhoid fever.
Harry L. Mersereau has returned
from ii ten days visit to the Wor,d,s
Fair.
Mrs. j. E. Shook, who has been
seriously Ill for the past three weeks
Is slightly improving.
sam collins, who has been liyinu
IN Greeley for some time. will Ieave
In DAY or two for the Pacific co,St
Miss Irene Juneman, who is at-
tending school in New York CITY is
mere visiting Mr.. and Mrs. All
Meyer.
+. w. Allen, NJ. A. Lyons and I
Z. Wylie went to Platteville Monday
morning to attend meeting of the
independent Ditch company.
ii. E. English, Jack Gladstone and
Ihomas Stimson formed a trio of
old cronies who went to the hills this
morning for last cast at the trout
Senator Clayton returned from Dem
yer Monday night and he SAYS the
democratic state central committee
looks upon democratic success in
Colorado as absolutely certain.
Miss Aurelia Boyd this morning
purchased a railroad ticket to the
Worlds Fair. This is the first
ticket for over week that has been
bought at the local station for ST
Louis.
Miss Mary Kendel, who at the
opening of school went to Alamosa
to keep house for her brother Arthur
who is principal of schools there, has
accepted work as teacher in the High
school there.
One of the big plate glass win
dows that were being put in on the
south side of the Morgan restaurant
Friday afternoon was cracked about
half way across while the workmen
were handling it.
The National Surety company, ac-
cepted as sole surety by the federal
government, writes all court and
fidelity bonds. Frank |. Ewing.
rooms !, s and 8. First National
Bank block, agent.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Albert
Igo entertained about thirty young
ladies of the State Normal. 1t was
for the purpose of introducing them
to Greeley ladies, and the reception
was highly gratifying to all who par
ticipated.
DR.. Stockover and his friend,
Charles Baker of Denver, We're out
at the George Adams ranch near
Grover Friday and Saturday. Mr..
Baker went back to Denver Monday
morning with 46 ducks as his share
of the two days hunt.
Special Notice: To enable clerks
and others who can not spare the
time during the day, to register,
County Clerk Adams will keep his
office open every Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday night from now tc
October 20. Be sure and register.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-10-05
.THEROUND=UP
CAMPS MOVING PICTURES
PORTRAY 1T VIVIDLY
First Show of Kind Ever Seen
Anywhere-Newness of
Apparatus Mars
Perfection

Camps Colorado and Wyoming
Roundup drew nearly thousand
people at its very first exhibition
Wednesday evening. Everything
about the moving picture show was
new-machine, pictures, operator,
lecturer, lights and ticket taker.
A large part of the paraphernalia
had just reached here Wednesday and
there was no time to test things be-
fore the evening performance which
had been advertised. That was why
some OF the work did not run as
smoothly and the pictures did not
show as clearly as they will when
everything becomes familiar to the
operator.
Charles Camp, proprietor of the
show, explained to the audience why
there were occasional bitches, and
in spite of the fact that it is purely
local institution and only quarter
admission was charged, there were
some who grumbled at least five
dollars worth. A large part of the
audience consisted of personal friends
of Mr.. Camp who came to see what
he had. These were really surprised
at the number and excellence of the
moving pictures portraying life on
the plains in connection with the
cattle and horse business. Mr..
Camp himself did not fully know
what he did have in the way of pic
lures, as This was his first opportun-
ity to throw them on the big screen
He had considerably over mile of
film, and it is not strange that there
should be some poor pieces in this
enormous amount Of film. Such sec
tions will be weeded out and only the
good ones left. Then with good
light back ef the film he will have
collection of pictures that can never
be duplicated.
Mr.. Camp spent several weeks in
F, Wyoming last summer with his
photographer and attended the round
ups that still in that state retain
their old time picturesqueness. 1t
was there that he caught the pic
lures of large punches of cattle being
rounded up, individuals cut out and
branded, and the COW boy sports
with racing and bucking bronchos.
In addition to the moving pictures
he also has large collection of lam
tern slides from photographs of life
on the plains. These pictures he has
been over twenty years in gathering,
and are of great value in showing the
business that is now rapidly passing.
Besides the roundup, several NOV
ing pictures of men irrigating in the
Greeley district and other farm
scenes are also shown.
There is one thing that Mr.. Camp
should have in connection with his
show, in Greeley at least. 1t is a
big bouncer who will throw out the
hoodlum element, that was out in
such force Wednesday evening that
ladies in the audience felt shocked
and insullted at the talk and actions.
1t is doubtful if there was ever a
more disorderly lot of boys and men
gathered at an entertainment in
Greeley, and it is a disgrace to the
better element to tolerate any such
exhibition of rowdyism. 1t is to be
hoped that something can be done to
keep this element out of the exhibi-
tion during the remaining perform
anceS of the week.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-10-05
$14,s5 to St, Paul or Minneapolis

Aud return from Kansas City. The
Chicago Great Western railway will on
Seprem Der 2S. % and 30. sell tickets at
above low rates. For further informa-
t,on apply to S. Greve. G. P. A.. st. Paul.
MINI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-09

ban tom Der, bar alt itiGre. Oct ina
nes, fom neiten ale pasiasererne t
De ire go9ne (&sgepogn, pasiager.
pogn og ,6oir car') er omtomne.
Der fommer 10 nOt nermere Oplps=
nineer.
X X X
8eretningerne til Mprsen lpbsr
poa, at 76 Gig er funbne, os Der fanz
nes enbnu 30. &un 3 M9nb af be
Wogne, Der ftprtebe neb Strsmmen,
G.eo reobet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-09
st iprselist lllDffestilfGlOe.

Wlicael 9iilep af 2(lton, ST., og
bans 0atter tiligemeo 6 af ben life
piges Smaapenner brutnebe 5reoag
often Ulisiisiippiflooen unber 9aoz
ming. Rilep bar 80 2tar gammel, og
Yi1erne bar fra 8-14 4dr.
gtileb 6apbe for 8ane at babe 6los
ben foran 1T 9us, efter at ban tom
bjem fra 2trbeioe. 5rebag often 6ab
bans liaeDatter ON at gad meo BAN.
Der bar ct 'Selifab al Z piger 9uz
let, og Rilep tog bem enbelig meo
alleIdmmen. De git meb bberdnore
9adnb / Sadnb ct Stptte langs ab
en- Sanbrepl, og meb ct bumpebe BE-
le Selitabet | ct 6ul og foribanbt.
Den eneIte, Der unbtom, bar en- otte
Qar gdmmel pige, Wlarb Simini.
Sum bar n9rmeIt 8rinten. Sun req
lin Saanb lBs fra ben, Der bar n9rz
met 6eh'c, og le6 itr,genoe hem.
Saa fnart bet rbgtebes, bOuo Der
par itet, fiji Wlr. 5imini ct 2ebningss
porti meb Jig til 5looen pe be be
gpnbte at isge efter be forulpttebe
8e fanot be fires Gig.
Gn anoen 9aapport flyer, at bet
bar 8slser fra ct forbiietlenbe Stib.
Der forbirrebe partiet, faa be gleb uf
Sanbreplen neb bet bbbe Wanb, Ris
lep bar en- bbgtig Spsmmer, men pi'
gernes 8ldmren li9 ON bam bar for
mobentlis forbinbret ham at reboe
buabe fig felp og benz.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-09
NebraifaS Sfopareal.

syfslge RappOrt at Supcrintenoen>
ten ober fri 5raplantning Stuten,
WiGidm 8. 6aa, er NebraItas 2lreal
al StoOlanb lise iaa tort iom nogsn
anben Stats, 6pert Sab iummen>
lignet meb bele bet 6rugbare Qtreal.
5or6plOet mc0em glaturItnD %
oluntet Stob gie6raita er l til s,
og 9arOien al De unge pGuntnin9er
feles / Staten. st tonIeroatiOt Soer@
lag an9iOer Qtcres2tntullet al pluntet
Stop / Staten til 250,OO0.
Som aegel er Barmerne uOilli8e
til at neObugge 5rrerne paa berss
9anb, men be tan BRUCE en- bel Del
al bet til 5encepoiter og Stdnge
uben at itaoe 9lantningerne. Wtr.
6aG flyer, at glebraIfa er raft / Serb
meb at blioe en- Stopitut. - ga. ia,
Plantningerne bar lin getrbning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-09
9inslano letter eli Stopper for
Senfnlns al 6anoclsifibe.

QtsIociateb preis tlfnoger nnoer 6.
bs., at 3ilfelOet meO ,,anig4t Cont
manoer" og o59eu" Oil lite gentage
Jig. auslanb bar ubitebt en- Srore
til fine aommanbsrer poa Sgen pn
lite 5remtiOen at itgOe neutrole
9anbelsItibe, fom fprer aontrabanoe
om6orb, / Sent uben ben pberite
RBopenoig6eo. 9e ital bets Steb
fpre muligt gptte til neutrale 9done.
,YberIte RebbenOigbeO" mdd be-
tragtes iom ct 5OrbebOlb at Ret, fom
Ruslano life formelt bill gipe 2lffalo
poa, men iom Der Iittert lite mere
pil 6lipe gjort grug af unoer benne
Srig.
Ruslanbs SilitaaelIe / benne Gag
maa ta9es Iom ct geDis for bets al
porlige 9nite ON at unb9ad internas
tionale 5Orbitlinger, elIer unpbbenz
ri9t at irritere neutrdle Hdtioner.
De rusiiife 2lutoriteter mener. at
henne5or6olbsreeel bill b9re tilfrebsz
Itilenbe for buabe @nglanb og onore
Magter. Sououn 6Oriitring foruos
TAT bill bet p9re lungt lettere at az
gre Sdgen angudenbe n8nigbtGom@
monber" og ,3beu".
8ibnerne og pdpirerne benne
Sag er alle @lubiboHot, Tda Sagen
ril rimeligbis fomme til at gdo igenz
nem ,9riie" sg1etten Der. Man er
biplomatiIfe areoIe meget interesIeret
/ 5eleorammerne fra De ForenebeSta
ter, iom tnber pda, at Regerinqen /
@df6in9ton bill 9aoe Hebe paa andre
Miagters Sitting dnguaenbe neutral
6dnbelsbdre. De for. Staters 6oloz
ming fortldres Tom en- lltilbejeli9heo
til at 6anble operilet, og fom 1tbtrbt
for, at man life snIfer at frenfdfoe
en- ungbbenbig ,,isIue" meb Ruslanb.
De rusIiIte 9tutoritetsr fnnes gobt ON
De 5orenebe Stuters 6olbning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-09
Ylebpes WsOrSer CT 6nsier.

0et meloes fra Ct. qetersbOrg
unoer 8. Mug, at ben Wlano, iom
Inigmprbebe SnOreminiiter ple6pe,
bar aflagt oelpis 5ilituaelie. 5an er
RusIer og par engung StoleIarer /
ct eanooiitritt. 9an bleO Oa itertt
interesieret sSpitemet, bOis
Magt plebpe sbelagoe. Git Napn
pil ban life opgipe.
qolitist bar opOaeet, at ban bap6e
en- meOitplbig, iom bar itutioneret
paa en- Stibsbro Oeb Nepas5 5looen,
bpor en- al be tejierlige 2)uhter lda
fortejet, iaa at pleboe tunbe blipe
rant, bois ban bubbe brugt gdab til
peters6of.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-09
u21oree" lob paa ct
Sfibspra9.
Saa lnber aaptain Gun
bels Rapport.

.,Rorge"s 6orlis bar l9ngere Sio
Deret for / o9anbelsz og Spfdrt5s
retten" / &p6en6abn. 0et enoeIige
uofalO bar pi lite enonu let berbjemz
me fra; men ifelge 0leObelelier fra
&sben6aOn til ,Retp Yort 9eralo"
fan Ri mebbele:
,,aaptain @unbel, Iom fsrte glors
ge, Der alminbelig antdges at bore
renbt pad ct unberoanbs Ster, bar
nu ufgiOet i'm officieae gtapport for
!6anoelstdmmeret 9g6en6abn.
Oct er ct m9rteligt 3ret / bette
Document, at auptdjnen uotrbtte!ig
flyer at ban Iammen meo 1. Stprs
manb bar pua aommdnoobroen, bd
Stibet grunbfebte, = at 6an tilt
gemeb 1. Stbrmanb pieblittelig efs
ter Stsbet nsje inipicereoe 6ori5on=
ten, og De funbe life opbdge no9et
3e9n paa StGr, 6eller life funoe be
opOage noget grub Seerne, bOiIttt
ufejf6arligt ffulbe buoe biit fig, ON
Der babbe paret noget Star / NGrz
6eben, - at Der beb Stgbet tom en-
6el Del gamle 9rdqitumper til Sber=
Ilaben lige unber Stibet8 9oug, og
at Sti6et Iant me0 8ougen neoao,
6piltet n9ppe oilbe baret muligt, ber=
IomSti6et baobe bbilet paa en- unberz
ioiIf alippe."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-09
Spert ltpejr gfOro 9afota.

Sra @ranb 6orts, q. D., berettes
ON Ib9rt llbejr meb Storm o9 6as
gel / Iibte llge / Omegnen al N}is
6i9an Gitb, glelIon Gountp. g1ogle
6eo0mmer 5dbet til 10000 9uI6els
&prn.
llpejret 6espnbte / Miaidm og
Genter 5opnf6ip ug gift berfrd /
norbeltlig Hetning. s nebnte 5opns
l6ips anrettebe bet itor Sfope. Sea-
Ibnes ltbejret at bore lettet ct StDffe
og Ida after taget fat beb Mi1igdn
6itn, 6oor Der fulbt en- Masfe 6agl
ON Wtor9enen, og be bar life imeltet
peb Waiboagstib. 8et bar Onsbag,
og SorsOdg baglebe bet igen, og lloeis
ret 9if inb MinneIotd og anrettsse
en- Del Sfabe Der 9if for @rano
SORTS.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-09
Nsentcr onifes.

2otale 2tgenter aGe panite Settle
menter, o9Iaa reiienoe 2laenter, pm
Ites for 0dnii6 2utb. publ. 9ouie.
@obe 9etingelier gipes. Der bebs=
pes ingen aapital til at 6egpnbe meo.
Stun pualiOelise os bpgtiee 9tgens
ter enites, uben gobe 9lnbefalinger
nptter bet life at meloe fig.
DE, iom tunbe snfe at or6ejoe for
llbbreoelien al eobe triftelise 4sset
o9 Iunb 2esning, 6soes at tribe til
Oanifb 2utb. publ. Sou e
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-09
13. Marg.
Slasteritrifeit

boloer fremoeles paa, og bet Ipne8,
iom begge SiOer &onflitten er lige
paaitaaelige pg lige iitre pad, at sc
ital binbe.
Omaha 0ailp Neps" ienbte en-
aorrefponbent til Gbicago, og ban
lob Jig 6pre Iom Struebratfer, iaa
ban fom inOenfor Stoctpdroen5
6e9n. Gfter bpub ban beretter, iaa
ier Get Ilet life umuligt ub, at Striz
terne tan binbe. pacterne bprer not
en- 6el Del M9nb, men bet er, 1om
Strifeleoerne flyer, at be faar intet
ubrettet. o0uilp gletps" Munb ituls
De ar6eioe fom 8sbter Iammen meb
flere. M}en be bare ruGlebe meb nogle
Spnber fra ct Steb til ct onoet % for
en- itor Del brep Stben bort. Sg me-
bens en- ebet 8gbter funbe ldbe 100
Senoer ON 0agen, funbe en- af bisie
fun lebere IA a Is Str. Strifernes
9aa6 ON SER Iigger iaalebes Be
pibitbeben ON beres 0pgtig6eb. gas
cferne itoler naturligois pao beres
genge.
Stocfmenbene @eiten Ieger at
apre oeres Snbflnbelie gelbenoe for
at enbe Strifen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-09
Gttentat ntOb Song gllfunio.

se6aition, 8. Dug. = Song 2(l.
fenIos 9lejie til @ictoria for at aabne
llbitilfingen Der er 6leben ubIat, be-
grunbet paa, at man / bet tongelige
5og bar funOet tire 9pnamitputroner.
Sa9fpnOige paaitaar, at soqets
3biten Oiloe baOe 6ebirfet gatroners
nes @fsploIion, fom Iua bilbe bare
fpren9t aft 2(tomer.
politiet 6olber paa meo ltnberios
gefer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-09
&uesejerne boloer Wipoe.

abagoporGttere ira olle Steoer
8eiten bolbt Msbe 9enper, Golo.,
ben 3. 9tug. for at brgfte Spsr9se
maal af 9etpbning for apa9dplen.
0et bar paa Sale at iti[le en- 9enbens
oefe til Br9fOent RooIepelt ON at
gre 5oranItdltnin9er til at faa Ell
Gnbe paa SlugterItrejten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-09
Samfnnoets Slaoe.

Prspenumere af ,,Daniferen",
o&irfebldbet", DE hinges 9lab" og
,9prnebfabet" ienbes frit til oas,
iom enifer at birfe for l1bbrebetien
af bore Samfunbsblabe. gore glae
be ienbes ogTaa frit fomprsbe biretts
til op9ibne 9lbresfer af be, fom NIT
fig funbe pnife at boGbe bore 9las
De. @enner af Samfunbets 9fape
beoes at inbfenbe GbresTer.
paa Oanii6 2utb. publ. 5ouies
8egne, pdul peterfen,
8eItbrer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-09
SrY9teIi9 5ernbane.
ulYffe,
120 eller Here perioner
anta9es at p0re ON m n e.
st mis- ourizp acific Slto g
itD rter gennem en- 8ro
Colorado.

pueblo, Golo., 8. Dug. - Soet ct
MisIourizYacific Sltog meo Soto
mOtiO og fire fplote gogne Aftes
itDrteOe igennem en- Bro neo en-
,,creet" RerbeOen at Pinion, @olo.,
antager man, at 122 Waenneiter, D9
muaite flere, fanot beres 0sb.
2igene af tire unge apinOer, rime>
ligOis 9uriiter, og at Sn9enipr Sim
man fanotes tioligt Utorges en- 9alO
Wlil neOenfor ulpffesiteOet. M1n
frpgter for, at mango af 2igene er
fpbt Iaa langt oet, at De life fan
fnbes.
Der melOe8 ON, at ftere Gig er
funbne.
Gn minore stprte al Menb er
poa SteOet og ar6ejoer for at finbe
2igene og rpObe 9raget til SiOe.
5Iere Sinner efter, at lll1tten bar
Ttet, fan0t Qgenten i 9inion 5prb9=
oeren en- omtaaget 8iIitanb, gaasnz
De omfring og io9e efter Sngenieren.
Sort efter fanbt en- DIFFER Snge>
nipren Tbbenbe beb i'm ,cab". Son
IaO meo i'm 6aan0 trammet
pmfring 2ofomotioets 0emper.
8onbuttGr ). 8. Smith og grem>
fer 8. 8. turner er i6ldnbt be bpoe.
S. 80. &iGem, en- screenings
manb fra queblo, bar flpbt en- Mil
neb ub 5Ioben, fer ban funbe frable
op ub 8rinten. 6dn bar fmerteligt,
men life bpbeligt iaaret.
Saa mart Gfterretningen tom til
9ueblo, talbtes Der for fribi[lige til
bet fprIte aebningstog. Gn6ber
Manb, Der tunoe faas, toges / Sic
neite, og aI. 9 afgit 5oget efter Unit
fesitebet.
80 5imer Ienere afgif bet dnbet
3os meo ,,unbertater" $. 6. Golfer
% uGe be Qi9fiiter og Bearer, iom
| fanbtes 9nen. Uleb bam fulgte No=
litic6efen Milion og ct Qntal politie
betjente.
Mgenten | 5pinion 6eretter, efter at
ban er tommen tilba9e fra Scenen,
at ban finber intet Spor of tre @ogne
og 2otomOtibet.
lllDtten bar foraariaget al De
Iibte 9ages poloiomme &egnfdlo.
Aeb6sren baDbe opltemt 5loberne,
| Iaa be be bar langt ooer bet normale,
o9 9rptemmeret bar blepen unberz
mineret.
9roen bar flpbt bort, fsr Sogets
9tntomit. Der bar intet til at aopare
Sngenieren, og 5o9et itprteoe neo /
Den ribenbe Strgm.
5srite pasIdgerpogn bar ida fnlbs
pattet, at 9asIagererne itOb San
gene, og man antuger, at Der dlene
par 100 Menneiter. De fleite at benz
tcm paa 9enper og ifulOe gaa til
pueblo,
|
50 puGlman Sobebogne og en-
Spiiepogn bleb itadenoe pdd Sporet
lige puu 5lpbbreooen. 9dgaa9epogs
nen os aggepognen flpo neo oo
Strsmmen og er life funben, bd bette
Ifribes.
30 Sinner efter llp!ten bar Der
life mere 9ano / o0rb Greet, fon
leber ub o5ountain Greet" en- balO
Wlil nebenfor.
,S6e 6air car" fdnbtes en- Mtl fra
lllpffesitebet balpfplbt meb Sane,
6pprunber Here Gig bar begrapeoe.
| Sfspresbognen fanbtes n9r peo Sce>
men meb pengeifabet oabnet Og Snbs
6olbet borte. 5lere Gig er funbne
lanss SIobbrebben, belDis batfet mco
Sanb og Mubber.
Selegrafiten paa Stationen Chen
hsrte Nsbraab og lfpnbte iig af Steb
4stning, bporfra be tom, men inben
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-09

Der berettes ON ct dnoet 5ilfelbs
At 6unoebiO, men iom man 6aaber
life bill 6lipe alOorligt.
Gn 7 Q(ars gammel 0atter of ..
5. goper er fornnlig 6lepen 6ibt af
OereS 9unb, Iom bar blepen 6ibt af
famine 6uno, fom 6eb 2outs @eat6s
er. Samme 0ottor, iom pdsiebe
6am, bar raabet 8opers til at binbe
6unben og labe ben leoe, iad bet fan
bile Ii9, ON ben fiber at 8an6itrat,
6Oab Der bill biie fig 2pbet af faa
0a9e. 5 SilfelOe 9unben piler
Sbmptomer pua Spgbommen, bill pi=
gen ftrats 6liOe ienbt til paIteur :
Snititutet Chicago.