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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-24
PRELATE IN WRECK
The Archbishop of Cante-
bury is Considerably
Shaken.
(By the Associated Press.)


East Brookfield, Mass, Sept 23.-A
special train conveying the Arch
bishop of Canterbury from Bar Har-
Dor, Me-, to Washington, was wrecked
on the Boston and Albany division ot
the New York Central Railroad near
the station here today. The Arch
bishop was not injured, although con.
siderably shaken up. j. Pierpon
Morgan, of New York, who was also
on the train, accompanying the Arch.
bishop, was shaken up but not hurt
Several trainmGh were slightly in
jured.
The special, running at the rate OF
sixty miles an hour, was just passing
the station when a detached locomo-
tive which had been drawing train
on the North Brookfield branch, raD
on to the main line. The engineer
of the special sighted a danger signal,
but owing to the high speed of tho
train and the slippery condition of
the rails due to the mist of early
more than slightly reduce the speed
of his locomotive. The engineer Of
the branch engine heard the on-rusn
of the special, but he had not time
to move out Of the way. The Arch
bishops train struck the North Brook
field engine with a terrific crash and
demolished it. The other locomotive
was thrown from the rails and landed
across the Eastbound track, near the
wreck of the North Brookfield engine,
The cars did not leave the track.
Soon after the cars came to a stand
STILL Mr.. Morgan hurried into tho
East Brookfeld station and sent seV-
eral messages. When asked as To
the effect of the collision on those in
the cars, he said:
There was an accident and no one
was injured. Get this over the wires
as soon as possible-that no one was
injured
The Archbishops special train, with
Ia new engine, resumed it's trip tC
Washington just before 10 o'clock.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-24
SHRIEkS REND THE AIR
These Bring Rescuers Quickly on the
Scene, but Several of the Children
Narrowly Escaped the Horrible Fate
That BefaIls Their Nine Companions.
The Calamity Charged to Official
Negligence.
(Bv the ASSOCIATED Press. }

Cincinnati. Sept. 23-School closed
today at Pleasant Ridge, seven miles
rcrth of Cincinnati, with the first
quarter of the session when nine, pos
sibly ten school girls were suffocated
in a vault during the forenoon recess,
an da score of others narrowly escap-
ed the same horrible death. During
the rest of the day this suburb was
will dwith mingled excitement, sorrow
and Indignation and tonight those op-
enl ycharging the calamity to offlclal
negligence are making serious threats,
among them being many women.
The large building is used for high
school as wei las for all lower depart
ments All of the victims were from
primary grades.
On opposite sides of the spacious
ground in the rear Of the school build
ing are two outhouses. When recess
was given about thirty of the smaller
girls were IN the outhcuse assigned to
them, when suddenly the floor gave
way, precipitating them into the vault
below. This vault is twelve feet deep
and walled uD with stone like Well
There was in it four feet of water thai
would have been over the heads of the
children falling in it singly, but those
falling foremost tilled up the vault par
TALLY, so that the others were not en-
tirely submerged.
The girls fell eight feet from the
flooring, land the struggles of those
who weer on top kept at least nine
underneath until they were dead. The
frame sheds of these vaults were abou
twenty feet square without Window
and only one narrow doorway, so tina
the only one girl escaped from th'
door. She ran into the school building
and told the teachers what had hap
pened.
The principal and other teacher
rushed to the rescue The screams o
the girls were faintl yheard while with
in. the vault, and they were most o
them unable to speak when rescued
The teachers were soon reinforced b,
the entire population of the town. tn
police and fire department renderinI
most effective service.
The firemen drained the vault SO a
to be sure that the rescue was com
plete
Among the first to come to the re
lief of Principal Simmerman Were
Rev l. ID. Lambert. Of the Presby
terian Church, and Frank S. Johnson
of the Herald. and Presbyter of Gin
cinnati.
James Smith aged fourteer,. one o.
the pupils, climbed to the roof of the
school house, united the flag and rar
10 the vault. BY means of this i'm
promptu rope several were rescued
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-24
SUFFOCATED, NINE
DIE IN THE VAULT
Thirty or More Young School Girls Precipitated
by Floors Breaking into
Death Trap.

Marshal Wood had great 'li.hculty in
keeping the crowd back and from in
cerfering wit hthe rescuerS. The i'm
portunities of friends, especially of the
weeping mothers, were almost beyond
the control of the officers. Drs. Z. CT
Senour and p. j. Shank, with their as
sistants, used the school building for q
hospital and Il morgue until after the
dead and the rescued were taken tc
their homes
Frank S. Johnson said:
f"I was standing across the street
talking to DR.. Lambert when a little
girl came crying for help. We founG
Principal Simmerman saving lives. The
smaller girls were being forced to tho
bottom by the movements and terrific
struggles OF each other in the vault,
Up the ladder climbed the little ones,
drenched, gasping for breath and
fainting as soon as taken out into the
fresh air. AS fast as they came with
in. reach of the door those who stood
at the doorway reached down an0
lifted them from the ladder and passed
them out to waiting friends. 1t was
not possible to go down into the vault
at first for the reason that one would
impede the little ones who wer3
climbing out.
Finally the last girl that could get
to the ladder got out and then the
men went in and rescued those who
remained
William J. Card, of Mccullough &
Sons, in Cincinnati, had three daugh-
ters in the place, of whom Chairman
and Fausta lost their lives Rotha, the
twin sister of Fausta, narrowly escaped
death. When the crowd of girls rushe3
into the place Rotha was knocked out
of the door into the yard just before
the collapse of the floor occurred.
Reports about the floor having
given way asst year are denied by the
school trustees.
A correJ ted list of the dead fol-
lows:
Loretta Ffnlle, aged II; daughter of
Henry Tinke, of the Schroth Packing
Company, Cincinnati.
Emma Steinkamp, aged 13; daugh-
ter of John Steinkamp.
Amelia HesSe, aged 8; daughter OF
Herman d. Hesse, dairyman.
Martha Buhr, aged 8; father dead
mother, Ella Buhr.
Edna Thee, aged 10; daughter OF
John Thee, blacksmith.
Hazel Glover, aged 8; parents dead1
lived with grandmother, Mrs. Wolf.
FauSta Card, aged IL.
CHAIRMAN Card, aged 9; both
daughters of William Card, of the firm
of Mccullough & Sons, Cincinnati.
Lillian William, aged 13; daught-
er of w. A. Witham, a farmer.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-24
CRUSHED IN A PRESS.
a Young Man Receives Probably Fatal
Injuries at a Gin.
(spec;al to News and Observer }

Dunn, n. c., Sept. ga terrible ac-
cident occurred near here this morn
ing, and the death of a young man
in the very flower of his youth is ex-
pected to follow as the immediate re-
suit
The name of the injured youth is
Ellis Wilson, son of a prominent far
mer of this section He was at his
fathers gin, when approaching the cot
ton press he stumbled over some NOV
able and was caught in the press. His
right shoulder, neck and chest were
fearfully crushed before he could be
extricated from his position of deadly
peril and the injuries are of such a
character that no hope is entertained
cf saving his life.
the sufferer
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-24
BOILER FLASHES
DEATH FOR FOUR
"A Rending Explosion in the Gin Department of
Erwin Mill No. 2 Wrecks the
Engine Room.

was telegraphed for after going to
Patterson's Creek on a hand-car.
Seven doctors went from here by
special train Engineer Pike was held
under iron scraps on top of the boiler
while being slowly cooked to death.
1t required four men to eXtricate him.
The explosion Knocked nearly every
person in the neighborhood down,
hurled Hunter Bowen through roof,
but did not hurt him, and threw Barts
off engine two hundred yards. Slack
telegraph wires were snapped midway
between poles by the conclusion.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-24
Cotton Receipts.
(By. the Associated Press.)

New York, Sept. 23.-The following
are the total net receipts of cotton at
all ports since September 1st: Calves
ton 269,516; New Orleans 59,905; Mo-
bile 16,061; Savannah S8,032:
Charleston 30,243: Wilmington 1866;
Norfolk 30,12S; Baltimore 463; Bos-
ton 240; Philadelphia II; Brunswick
7055; Pensacola 81; Port Townsend
100. Total 626,519 bales.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-24
May Build Crate Factory.
Special to News and Observer.)

Especial to News and Observer)
Fayetteville, N. c., Sept. 23.-The
Messrs. Reynolds from the upper part
of New York State are in this city
looking over the ground with a view
to considering the advisability of locat-
ing a crate factory here. It is un-
derstood that the gentlemen are much
pleased with Fayetteville.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-24
Cruisers Arrive at Newport News.
(By the Associated Press. }

Newport News. Va. Sept 23.-The
United States cruisers Columbia and
Prairie arrived at Old Point this morn
ing from No Mans Land, where they
participated in target practice. The
North Atlantic training squadron, Ad-
miral Wise, is expected to come to Ola
Point tomorrow. Admiral Wise will
be retired on November I and he ex-
poets to lift" his flag in Hampton
Roads.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-24
FOUST IS ELECTED.
Thomas A. Sharpe Having Resigned
rs superintendent of Guilfo"d
Public Schools.
Especial to News and Observer

Greensboro, n. c., Sept. %
Thomas a. Sharpe, superintendent of
Guilford county public schools, has
resigned to accent a position with the
Cone Export and Commission Com
pany and Thomas Foust superinten-
dent of Goldsboro graded schools. has
been elected to the vacancy and ac-
cepted the offer.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-24
Court Martial Postponed.
(By the Associated Press.

Atlanta, Ca, Sept. 23.-The court
martial ordered by Governor Terrell
to try Captain r. M. Hitch and the
other officers who were at Statesboro,
has been postponed from Septem Der
30 to October 10.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-24

No man can ever gain a knowledge
of the world by pursuing his studie4
in a rocking-chair
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-24

The knife one girl gives another will
not cut friendship-and the odds are
| that it won't cut melted butterj
either.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-24

After a man has been married about
so long he begins to understand why
love is blind.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-06
Srniant, Mih.

8eorg Qielien og 9uitru fra Wat
grioe par tommet bertiI for at Be-
isge bans 5or1lbre og benbes Bro
Der; men oeres file Sen bleO bd ip9
en- Dag ON Miboagen. Og naitc
Days Morgen par ban bob. s Dag,
Spnodg, tsrer be biem beres Ssn,
Den eneite, be bapoe, liggenoe / en-
Site. 6errsns 9eis er 10 tit fors
unberIigs for Dc Menneiter. Men hi
mda 10 f%oritdd, al bette bar en-
glomit, ien6t fra 6erren, og al ban
bar Ret at tage ben tiI6oge, nuar
ban pif. Cab Dc life nagte !6srren
al tage al be imufteite 8lomiter.
= Dor Menig6eo er M i fulOt
arbejoe meO at bpgge en- purt iii
here's graitebbgning, os en- Stub
niI Der ogida bliDe IaOet pda rem
isnore og ben sitre Sibe. - ga,
5rufant BIZ not blibe flor, Ter bet
I'D til, ba Der Dil bliOe Opfsrt to
temmeIi9 tore gutitter / 2sbet at
Sommeren. Gu bar be begpnot ct
IaOe meget tore 2umberitabIer | ben
m Qumberoddrb. Tom er bleben hes
9pnbt / 5oroaret.
= gu er qaaItefeiten for6i, og
Den bar itsn. St9rtorsbds bdpbs
ri 4ltsrgans 81. 10 ON Jormibous
gen. og famine Dag ON GftermiOoas
gen par Der gsrnegubstjsneIte, bbor
en- itor Stdre at 8srn bar foriams
leoe. Der 6dnbe mar life blepet
gluos FOR be 9lore. Sogen bar 10,
al gaitor 8orggaarb babbe lopet
Dem. al be 8srn, iom CAB Msbs,
ifuloe fad COB at gad op at l9gg
aae bres Iammenipureoe Center pla
6errens utter ION 9abe til Borne
bjemmens. 8erfor msbte be ida
talrigt. 3erefter ipabisrsOs be op
til 6aGen for at nbbe auFe buobs
un9e og gamle. Sgiuu Der bar
fulbt gus; tbi bette bar til 5oresT
FOR ben fbge aone, M2rs. SoIitrup /
@ofpen. 0aberne bar nar bleDen lige
tore pdd begge Steber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-06
correspondence.
GeOar Sails, Sa.

Sorsoug BEN %. april bar bet
paTtor Seniens 6poielsodg. og bore
unge babbe I Oagens Nnleoning fors
anitaltet en- file Operraitelie. Man
Iamleoes en- tor Slot ON 4ftenen
for at snIte BAN til 9ptte, % iams
tioig meobragtes Der Gbptolabe o9
Sage og en- Del tonne 8lomiter.
Gfter Nntomiten tom mart no9le al
Biqerne / trupl @irtfombeb | 9sttes
net, mebens Den sorige Del gjoroe
Zig til gOoe meo Sang og Gale. pa
Itor SenIen tatteoe for 2ntsnIfnins
gerne og anoet og ~betoneoe, hpor
goot bet er at BABE 2ntten meb T9
puu 9eien. 0ette pibite ban at Grz
Faring og beOiits bet oeo at fort9ae
en- SplsOelie fra bans unge Qloer.
Smiblertib bar bet 5ib for en- fife
5orfriitning, Der bar bleoet tiGabet
/ 9sttenet, og ale If MI bber in
gooe Del. paior SEMEN fit pda i'm
8aIertsn en- fife 6soTelsodgsgabe /
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-06
Sepans Sejre til Sos

bar oRret fulgt meo uoeIt Snters
este 9eroen ODER. 5sr arigsns gs,
gpnbelie tunbe man | 8ldbene inoe
LANCE Regneitptter oOer iaabeI Russ
lambs ION Sopons 5luube: Slug>
ifi6e. arbbfere, 9orpeoosr o. T. b.,
iad og faa mango at bDer, ia man
bioite 5dl paa baobe &anoner og
Wdnbifdb.
Sg iom rimeligt bar - Rusldnb
par nuturligbis ben ftartsTts baabe
til 2anbs og til 9unbs. Del b u r
ben funbipnligpis Ogfuu, babbs Blot
oens Jlaabe ldgt pau sst Steb.
Men ben par forbeft msnem 8las
biboftof, Gbemulpbo Os port Or
THUR og Sapanerne Oentsbe life
meb fine Qngreb, inbtil Rusierns III
5laaben famlet. gn Omit9nbisheo,
Der fren1neoe Jdpdns Seire, bar, al
be Tom albeles upentet oper Rus
ierne | bet fsrfte Qnsreb paa port
4rtbur. Den %rusfiife 4bmiral babbs
life Dentet Jjenben fsr ON ire Dase,
Manbitdbet FOB. og Qbmiralen fab
beb 1T g9ger Deb en- bsitFaaenbe
gmbebsmanbs @1ftebub.
S~miblerib 9abbe Mbmiral 5ogo
ubpstissiort obffinige al be bebite
rusFfte 8rissfffbe Os bar feilst
bort, fsrenb man naften babbe en-
Qnelie ON bet ubebaselige Befse.
Wan faor itrats ben @isbtb, al
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-06

5orm af ct 20 Dollars 9uIoitptte
% liot til. 5ra @enner / Neenab,
gBis., babbe ban / 0dgens @nIeoning
mobtaget en- psiIig alOmiterbutst.
Oct bteo Iibt tent, fbr Der bIeO iugt
0oondt. Nan gtabebe fig ale Deb
5amGrret.
= 9aitor 5rimobt Msner meo
5amilie ira glbert 2ed, Mtnu., az
lagbe I Manbags gaitor SenIens ng
andre 9enner Der ct lille 4fitebs6es
isg. De reiite famine Dag til Gbis
boorfra be efter en- uses Sps
bob BIZ fortiette Reiien til DAM
mart.
Sacob Qootfiens Senner, Der
bar beres Opbolo peo 3pIer, Wtinn.,
tom IioIte 9grbag bertil for at ie be-
res 5aber, Der fremoeIes liggsr me-
get ing meo ringe 6aab ON 9eos
ring.
= Oct BARN og beiIige @eir, iOm
enbelig sr antommen, bar TAT bore
5armere / itarf girtiom6eo Os olt
Raturen, Der Iaa Iange ioa uo, fOm
par bet bsbt, brpber nu frem meo
Gin og 8raft, pg ri betraster bet
meb @f4oe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-06
yOanlferen"
Trrsna Sr 6 Mai 1901.
8lairNeb.

0onif @ubstieneite paa Spnoue /
Dor banit Iutberite airte til be feb
Donlige 5ioer, 5orm. 81. 1920 Og
Aftsn ST. 8.
SsnbassftoIe ON Morgenen 81. 9.
= 5peciel Gfsfurtions : qris ri
aearnep fra 10.-13. Mai for q.
q. R.s 9eirmpbe.
) 9snOugs GftermiOOag bar
Der Misionsmgoe paa Stolen. Oct
Dor Sfolens MisIionsforening, Der
boIot, iom man mente, lit iibite Wipoe
/ bette Sfoleadr. Stupenterne Mdgs
nusIen, :. g. Rielien og q. g. s.
Rielien talte. Gn lille geretning ira
Mp0et finoes anoet SteOs / 9laoet.
gaTtor ar. Qnter babbe / Qftes
famlet til l1ngoomsmpbe / atrtens
gdftment. R9ite Msoe bliOer pad
Sorsoag often igen 81. 8. 8t
6dubtr, at Den banife l1ngbom / gp
og paa 9anb pil flute fig til bisie
Tremtibige Mpoer.
) @aar gift Der en- 5orbens
bngs 6erober. og @anoet itremmebe
poloiomt neo. Der MAD fiftert bare
faloet en- "a CONNER 9onb | tort
3ib.
= G. 6. gierce er ben 6etenbte 5or>
6anbler at oae Sla9s msbler, Sens
gefieore og Maorasier, garneoogne
o. +. b. 9un BIZ iafge biaigere emo
be tore 6errer meO glimrenbe aatas
Fog.
Muboerpanb fraaber / 0absn.
Regnen beberifer oStaben."
Qae fig bol6e bag Ru6e,
@eiret er pilbt = oerube.
5oro'nen ruqer,
qpnet Hammer.
= 6er bet 6ulorer
/ 9ulfanens 4ammer.
= QGe boloe Jig bag Ru6e = 0
mel nu fom Der 9ip og Rsre, man bill
frem.
Man bill, man Ttal biem, bste gnen
o%0srfb9rmes at garoplp75olf = bet
er MiObdg. Og Der iom oOeralt | ben
bsle oibe 8erben gelber BET gamte
bdnite Orb:
1ben Md6 og 8rifte
buer !9elten life.
= Sobn mcaudrrie bar ct fort
DpIas at gpgningsmateriaIer os aul
til lupefte prifer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-06
Suem er melt Oannet ?

OOerdlt / ben 'iliierebe @eroen
bar be f%orIteaige 9anbes Re9eringsr
/ De iibite Bar Menneitealore inos
iamIet OpIpsninger ON, boor tier
ben Del al gefoIfningen bar, fom
bberten tunoe lpie eler tribe. Man
AMER bet al itor 8etpbnin9 / mango
6enieenoer al pibe. 6oor bsit ener
Idpt ct Soft itaar / aanbelig LII.
pitling.
Gn tpif 9ibenitabsmano bar nu
Iammendr6ejoet ale oisie foriteais
&c itotiitiite Opl1sninger bebrsrenbe
europa og Qmerita.
Reiultatet at bans 1nOerisgelier
er fsrIt og fremmeit bette, at 9pz
!psningen gsr gobe 5remifribt / ale
9anbe; 3daet paa BEN, Der 6perten
Tan lpie e0er tribe, bliper 4ar for
Qdr minore; men naturligbis er Der
itor 5orItel paa be foritedige 5olt.
99rit ituar bet til / De I%labiite Gam
be: Ruslano. Serbien % enteIte 1ele
al Giterrigslngdrn FAINT 9um4nien.
Oanneliestrinet fbnes Der enoog at
itad labere enb blanbt Regerbefolts
ningen Der / Qanbet.
5 ben n9fte 9ruppe n9pner ban be
flsite romantic 2dnbe og llngarerns.
8lunot bisie 5olf itadr igen Spanien
og Stolien meeet labere enb 5rdnts
rig. Ser n1Dner ban osiad 5rIanb %
flere Dele at 2iterrig, Der / bet bele
taset inbenfor fine 9r9nier hummer
aGs be forffeGfiee 9unneliestrin.
Den treble 9lusie oonnes at otn
anseIiatiiite aaee / England, Stotz
lamb og Rorbdmerifa, enbbibere al
9ollGnoerne, 3piterne / giterrige og
gsbmerne.
Gnbelis ben fibite alasfs, ION
ituur bsjit / Oplpsnins, omfattsr
5biflanb, 9onmart, ROrge, Sperie
&c os 5inIunb; besuben naDnsr ban
enteIte Dele uf S4psib.
Stutiitiften uobiier, at intetiteos
finoes fua fod, Der life er inbpieoe /
Stripss og 29retuniten iom / bisis
Qdnbe.
Oct blioer bog ct fort SpsrgsmadI
ON mar birfelig ian m1ale ct 5otts
ianbe 0dnnelie meb benne Maaleitot.
2ongt fnarere er bet Iaulebes, at bel
5olt er melt bdnnet, fom bar aabent
9lif for Het og Sonbbeb, fom lebsr
iimpelt Os febelist os life af Mast.
b.ear labsr fig forlebe til !5onblins
ger, Der ftrtber mob menneifelis oo
g~rbbommelis RetForbisb<b sler sf
lab ggennptte %taaler, at andre forus
rettes, og Golferettens 2obe trabea
unbsr 5sbbsr.
Mdafte ben Iorbe Mdnbs Snbs
being fra bette Spnspuntt life bilos
paste faa gobt!
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L. III. n1dngcId,

Ferste-Klasses FotograHorretning.
Alt "up to date" paa F~otografiens
Omraade. Enhver Art forsterret Ar.
bejde udferes i Bryant, Pastel eller
BLAIR, Nand1arNe. NEBR.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-06
gontb Omaha.
Specific nedsatte
Ekskursions-P riser

vii blive galdende fra allie Punkter paa
Chicago & North Western Jernbane for
nedennavnte Tilfalde:
Atlantic City, N. j., 13.-15. JUL,
Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine.
Cincinnati, o., 1873. JUL, Grand
Lodge b. & z. Order of Elks.
San Francisco, So. Sept. Triennial
Conclave Knights Templar.
San Francisco, 1875. Sept, Sover-
eign Grand Lodge /. o. o. F.
For narmere Oplysning a~ngaaende
Priser, Salgs-Dato etc. for naynte
OF andre Tilfalde henvende mar til
Chicago & Nort-W Westerns Agenter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-06
9r. 3. 6. Glarf,
cphthaImpluaif % Sis. spetialih.

Deriom 8e iiber at 6opebpine. TetosHiti.
Suimmelbeb, ipag 6nfommelis, Smertsr open
/ 6opeoei eaer ne6 ob Rp9gen oe / Ratten. eli
Ter Geres CInf iunlmer op % rinotr Hieo Wnno
iaa ranoier 1em me0 TT. Start,
uo9iet bpem Der ier life bar tunnet biGlpe Gem.
llotem melien al gieruefraiten peb ElenanttrGn'
eelie CT Aariagen til iaobanne Sloebeinoenosr.
Seq maaler 2iet % bets Qeruetiliedel Deb
6i9lp Al op%btbalmolo9iif 9ibenitab og tan be-
BONNIE bets 6rau pao glerueipitemet etsdtt, os
peo min Wnnbe al paste 8riltr til paa fan ieg
fi9rns ale Spmtoner pao S~peranltrgu9el'e az
2iet. % iaa cor Raturen Reiten. Deriom Oe
bar . riier, Der life Rambler i%aaoanue 3lOebefn'
ben Der, iaa CT be life ri9ti9 tilposieoe.
Sfelsjt rettes
nben Operation. 2biolni bperfen Neoiciu eaer
operation btuoes min Metooe. 9rille9lns 81
nit eneite 6elbrebeliesmibbsl. Tag Dem Agt
Tor efterabere. Roniultationen sr tonfioentisI.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-06

.Danfteren" ubeoar to gonse ON
ilsen. $3.50 uariiS. prsDesssr. fit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-06

@bmirdl Soaa life alene CT en-
ManO, Der er paa i'm goit og beo,
bpao ban gsr, men at ban CT en-
udlminbelig inilo og mobig Ssbeli.
Den enc Sang efsr ben anoen bar
ban angrebet port artbur, og ban
bar omtrent bier Sang bait l1bs
bbtte at fine Qnareb.
Sapdn er itolt at i'm Ssn. Dan
er 0ugens 6elt. o9 Mitaooen bar
IeuOt BAN fin ipeeielle. naabige 9pt.
snitning.
Qngrebet 0atien 7IIem Den Il.
Og 10. 2tpril bar n at bet for.
O~OOneite % mill fsrte, oiitO.
rien bar at op1
Ilbemarfst Mine |
6ienOens 5arbnnb'S Jtte BAN uo %
iase Dam paa 5lugt tilbaee ooer be
Iagte Nliner. iad ct Stib Ipranges
i 9uften og ct anbet ubngtiggsres,
bet bar man life bsrt ON fsr.
Som Sti1ineen er MI, er 5apdn
Qerre pda 6apet. Man amer oyt
for bsiit ufanoipnligt, at ben MI idd
ufuloitGnoi9e rusiiTts 5faabe ian
tiItrmpe fig en- Stir, efter at oens
6eoIte Stibe er ebelagt, og Qbmiral
Mdtdrof er Bob.
SmibIertib begnnber Rusfano at.
ter al fate fig efter 9eberlasene I'll
Sss, % man badber. at qdnbtrops
perne bill rebbe aeiIerbsmmets 9Gre.
ReIerbemanbifdbet er inbtdIbt, q
ammunition, 5sbemiofer og 5rops
per ontommer ba9lig til arigsIttes
plaoIen. 8.
\ X X
Sioen bette bleo ~ifreoet, er Der ifet
fore 6ordnoringer babe til 2onos
og til 9dnbs = Neberldeet / Ssns
bags og Sparringen at qort Qrt6urs
6Qbn. Peo
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-09-16
THREE JURORS CURED
o. Ch,ie.a Morb"s With One
Smau Bottle ot Chsmb.rIain's
Collie. ChoIevs srd Disr-
shoea r. medN

Mr.. G. W Fowler of Hightower. Ala.
relates an experience he had while serv-
Ing on a petit jury In a murder case at
Edwardsville county seal OF Clebourne
county. Alabama. He saws: while
there 7 ate some fresh meat and some
souse meat and II gave me cholera NOR
bus in a very severe form. I was never
more sick in my lie and sent to the
drug store for a certain cholera mix
ture. but the druggist sent me a bottle
of mberlain's Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoed nemeuy instead. saying that
he had what | sent for. but thai this
medicine was SO much better he wouit
Gather send II to me In the Tx ! was in
[ took one dose OF Il and WAS better II
five minutes. The second dose cured m.
enlii ely. Two fellow jurors were aitilict
ID In the same manner and one twenty
We cent bottle cured the three Oh rs.
or sale by Brown bros.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-09-16
Fearful ODD Aqa,rst Him

m brief. was the condition OF an old SOL
iier by name of J. J.. Havens. varseiiles.
>. For years he was troubled with Kid
icy disease and neither doctors nor med
cines CAV him relief. Al length he tried
electric Biiters. II pAt him or his feet
n shm odd and now 10 test;i ": II m
On the road to complete recovery" Res
on earth Cor Liver and Kidney troubles
and all forms OF Stomach and Bowei
Complains. Only 50c. ran by
Brown Bros, druggists.