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The San Francisco call., 1904-09-17
SOCIALISTS EXPEL HIM.

Millerand's assumption of Office
especially in such company-raised a
storm of discussion in his party. 1t
had long been an accepted tenet of the
Socialists that their candidates mis-
sion lay in opposition, and after many
attempts at settlement the matter was
brought to a head by Millerand's ac-
ceptance of the title of Baron at the
hands of the Austrian Government Cat
the time of the exposition of 1900, a
period of forced international courte-
sies). BY giant vote of all the sec
tions of the Socialist party his action
in taking a portfolio in a government
already qualified as reactiOnary, was
stigmatiZed as a betrayal of his prin-
ciples, and he was called upon for an
explanation before their congress as
sembled He gave his explanation, but
did not resign office, and after a good
deal of fire and fury on both sides he
was solemnly expelled from the Social
list party
Like Jaures, Millerand's ideas are
developing toward compromise. He can
admit arrangement, for he has learned
by this time to acknowledge expedi-
ency. Young still, ambitious and deter
mined, M. Millerand-Baron Miller
and--has become a factor in French
combinations and his audacious at
tempt to dethrone NJ Combes shows
that he does not intend TO De ignored.
Gifted with persuasive forensic
talent in special pleadings and the fac
ulty of making his friends work for
him, though he appears to be discred-
tied among the bulk of the Republican
majority, he is undoubtedly gathering
innumerable followers in the other
camp Everything indicates that after
the recess he will make another at
tempt, and this time with success, to
bring the Ministry down, and will
climb to power on its ruins. Undoubt-
edly a man with a future, barring al
ways one of those unfortunate acci-
dents which are so frequently feat
ure in the vaudeville of French politics,
M. Millerand is emphatically.a man to
be reckoned with, and the relentless
struggle at present being waged be-
tween him and NJ. Combes is the most
interesting number in the French po-
litical arena.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-17
FAITHIESs PREACHER
ORDERED OUT OF TOWN
ElOping Clergyman Is Forgiven by
Injured Husband, but the
People Object.

BROKEN BOW, Neb., Sept. 10
Rev. S. P. Morris, a leading minister
Of this city, who deserted his wife and
children several months ago and
eloped with the wife Of DR.. Dav. a
leading physician Of this place. re-
turned TO the city yesterday and was
met with outstretched hands by DIR.
Day.
Mrs. Day returned home several
days ago and was forgiven by her
husband and IL is supposed that il
was through her intercession that her
husband was led TO forgive the
preacher.
Last night a mob formed and pre-
pared 10 tar and feather the minis
ter and ride him out Of town on a
rail- The mob was finally dispersed
by officers. This morning thirty prom
lnent citizens called on Morris, handed
him ticket to Omaha, and saw to ii
that he left here on the first train.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-17
WANTS Sl5OO
FOR HIS EAR
Special Dispatch to The Call.

OMAHA, Sept. 16.-David Unon, a
Syrian peddler, values his left ear at
$500, according to a suit filed by him
to-day against the Western BARRIERS
Institute
Unon alleges that he employed a
graduate of the college to cut his hair
end that while he was doing so the
scissors slipped and caught the plain
tiff's ear.
For the loss of blood and the mental
and physical anguish caused he asks
damages to the extent of fifteen hum
dred dollars. The case will be heard
Monday.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-17
PEOPLE APPROVE THE
NAME OF NEW PRINCE
Tact of the King of Italy in Avoiding
Friction With the Pope Is
ADDIauaed

ROME. Sept. 16.-The majority of
the people approve the action of King
Victor Emmanuel in not choosing the
title Of Prince of Rome for the heir
to the throne. born last night, as 1t
would have mixed the royal family in
a party struggle and would have en-
bittered the conflict between church
and state at a time when the Pope
seemed to be leaning toward mOder-
aUon. 1t is believed that the title
chosen, that of Prince of Piedmont,
will become fixed for all time for the
Italian Crown Prince, as is the title
of the Prince of Wales in England.
To celebrate the birth Of the heir
the King has granted amnesty TO all
deserters and has also shortened BY
six months the terms OF imprisonment
for certain crimes.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-17
GENERAL BALDWIN URGES
REVIVAL OF THE CANTEEN
Army Ohicer Declares That Brothels
Near Post Entrances Are Re-
sDonsfbIe for DesertiOns.

DENVER, Sept. 16.=Brigadier
General Frank d. Baldwin. command
ing the Department of Colorado,
has forwarded his annual report to
the Secretary of War. The report
says that saloons and questionable re-
sorts near the barracks are response
BILE for the large number of desertions
from the regular army in the Depart
ment of Colorado. The report says in
part:
II trust that the sale of beer and
wines, Under proper restrictions, may
be again authorized in the post ex-
change. If men are unable to get a
glass of beer in a decent and orderly
manner in the garrison they will re-
sort to the brothels which cluster
around the borders of the reserva-
tions. where they drink all manner of
alcoholic beverages and often sink
into debauchery and ruin"
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-17
TAKES LIFE AFTER TRYING
TO KILL FOUR PERSONS
Oregon Man Shoots Wife, Her Mother,
His Sister-in-Law and His
Little Child.

ASHLAND. Or, Sept. 10. E.
Monroe. young man. employed as a
laborer in the Street Department of
the city, to-day went to house where
his wife, from whom he was estranged,
resided, and deliberately shot Mrs.
Monroe; her mother, Mrs. Dunlap; his
vifes sister, Mrs. Garner; his own lit
tie child, and then shot and killed him
self.
The child is dead and Mrs. Garner Is
seriously wounded by shot in the
back. Mrs. Dunlap was shot through
the jaws, but Is not seriously injured.
Monroe's wife is not seriously injured,
receiving a flesh wound in the back
of the neck.
Monroes wife had instituted divorce
proceedings against him and sued for
the possession of the child.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-17
CONVENTION OF EAGLES
AT BALTIMORE ADJOURNS
Next Gathering of the Grand Aerie
Will Be Held I'm 1908
at Denver

BALTIMORE, Sept 1.-THE fifth
annual convention of the Grand Aerie
of the Benevolent Order of Eagles ad-
journed tonight to meet in Denver in
August, 1905. The following officers
were elected and installed: j. F. Pei
letter, Kansas City, grand worthy
president; ]. H. Ellis, Minneapolis.
grand worthy president; A. E.
Partridge, Kansas City, grand worthy
secretary; Ed L. Head, San Fran
cisco. grand worthy treasurer: Joseph
Gribbles, Oregon Aerie. grand inside
guard.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-17
SANTA F'E is VICTORIOUS
IN ARIZONA LEGAL FIGHT
Court Dissolves Injunction Preventing
Construction of Line Along the
GiIa River.

PHOENIX, Ariz., Sept. 16.-Judge
Sloan to-day dissolved the injunction
issued by a court commissioner re-
straining the Phoenix and Eastern
Railway from constructing it's line,
now building, over short strip of
land along the Gila River, between
Kelvin and Dudleyville in Gila Coun-
ty. The injunction was secured by
the Arizona Eastern Railway Com
pany.
The Phoenix and Eastern is a part
of the Santa Fe system and the Ariz-
ona Eastern is a Southern Pacific en-
terprise. Similar injunctions were Sc
cured by the same plaintiff during its
construction across Pinal County and
as often dissolved.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-17

keep a sufficient number on board to
look after the interests of the vessel
and he hoped that the Admiral could
see his way clear to communicate with
the Government and arrange matters
in this manner
Admiral Goodrich and his fleet will
leave port this morning at IL O'Clock.
The fleet includes the flagship New
York, the Boston. Bennington and Mar
blehead. They go south to Magdalena
bay for target practice. Had it not
been for the unexpected arrival of the
Lena they would have left here last
Monday morning.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-17
ARIZONA OFFICER CLEVERLY
CAPTURES A MURDERER
AS Pretended Purchaser of Rife,
Deputy Gets Possession OF the
Desperado's Gun.

PRESCOTT, Sept. 16.-Andres BUS
tamente, who murdered Justice j. E.
Reynolds at Crown King last Friday
night, was lodged in jail here to-day
He was arrested yesterday by Deputy
Sheriff Welch at Columbia. Busta-
mente was armed with a rifle and a
six-shooter at the time of the arrest.
He did not know Welch was an officer
and the latter, under the pretext of
buying the rifle, was permitted to take
the gun to examine 1t. Immediately
on getting possession of the gun
Welch drew it on the desperate and
commanded him to throw up his
hands, which he did. He was then
djsarmed. Bustamente confessed to
the killing, but claims self-defense.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-17
Death Calls Aged Woman

STOCKTON, Sept. 16.-Mrs. Me-
linda Baine. relict of the late Judge c.
Baine, passed away here this morning
at the age Of 80 years. The deceased
was an early resident Of Stockton,
where she reared a large family of
children. One of her daughters is the
widow of Louis Dent. a brother Of
Mrs. General Grant.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-17
KOREA is EXPECTED.
Steamship Men of North Believe YES
sci Is OF Coast.

sci Is N)u SOt1SN.
TACOMA, Sept. 16.-That Russia S
armored auxiliary cruiser Korea will
put into Puget Sound is the opinion
that prevails in steamship circles. Ii
in need of repairs the presence of the
vessel will not be considered seriously
by the shippers. But should the Korea
coal and leave within the twenty-four-
hour limit it will be taken as GER
tainty that the Cars fast war vessel
has been dispatched on mission to
search for vessels now sailing the
North Pacific Ocean with supplies for
Japanese ports.
Oriental shippers are much worried.
They wonder how many Russian cruls-
ers are in this vicinity. Many believe
the commander of the Korea has been
ordered to Pacific Coast port to dis
mantle until the close Of the war.
Others believe the vessel is looking for
liners in the Oriental trade.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-17
German Prince a Naval onIcer.

BERLIN, Sept 16.-Prince Adelbert.
third son Of Emperor William, after
three and a half years service as a
sailor, has passed the examination for
naval officers and Will shortly begin a
years service on the Asiatic station as
a lieutenant on board the cruiser
Herthal.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-17
CRUISER
1T MARE ISLAND
TO BE DICMANTLED
READY FOR DISARMAMENT.

16.-The Russian auxiliary
off
the bay by
tug Unadia IN Yard Wheeler
awIIno
come to The yard
While Lena anchor southern
will be taken that might be
made The Pablo
will patroTed
until safely the
Arthur
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-17
BRIGADIER GENERAL MOORE
is ORDERED TO CALIFORNIA
VIII Relieve Macarthur, Who Com
mands Pacific Division. of Respon-
sibility for This Department.
6

WASHINGTON, Sept. Is.-Maior
General Arthur Macarthur. who now
commands the Pacific Division and its
subdivision. the Department Of cal
ifOrnia, viii be relieved of the latter.
Orders have been issued for Briga-
der General Francis Moore to pro-
ceeo 20 San Francisco to assume COM
nand Of the Department of Califor-
MIA He is now commandant of the
school Of application for cavalry and
field artillery at Fort Riley. Kans.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-17
Redding Man Disappears.

REDDING. Sept. 16.-Burton Page
left Redding on June 22 for Oregon
with $500 on his person for the pur-
pose of buying horses. He has not
been heard from since by his wife and
she fears he has met foul play. He
was travelling by private conveyance.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-17
PnGRMAGEs TO EsoPUs.
Delegates Will Visit Judge Parker at
His Home.

NEW YORK, Sept. 16.-Pilgrim-
ages of delegates to Esopus are being
arranged by the National Democratic
Committee. The delegations will be
addressed by Alton B. Parker. This
method of reaching the public was
adopted at Canton, Ohio, by the Re-
publicans during the campaign Of
1896
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-17
TO RUN STEAMERS FROM
VANCOUVER TO MEXICO
Contract for Service Awarded to GIas-
cow F1rm-Will Be Started In
SIX Weeks.

OTTAWA. Ontario, Sept. 1s.-The
contract for the steamship service be-
tween Vancouver and Mexico has been
awarded to Andrew Weir & Co. of
Glasgow. 1t is expected that it will
be started in six weeks. Negotiations
are in progress for a service on the
Atlantic between Canada and Mex
leo.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-17
SHIPPING COMBINE MAY
ABSORB FAMOUS FIRM
Reported at Belfast That Business OF
HarIand & Wolf VIII Be Taken
Over by Trust.

LONDON, Sept lit was report
ed at Belfast yesterday that the Arm
of Harland & Wolf was about to be
absorbed by the shipping combine, all
of Pierre's partners retiring and Is
may joining Pierre under the title
of the Pierre-Ismay Company, Linz
tied.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-17
MINERS MAY LEAVE
THE UNITED WORKERS
Fi6rosition OF Joining the Western
Federation Is Discussed In
! Convention.


Z PUEBLO. Colo, Sept. 16.-The United
Mine Workers Of District No. 10 met
President Charles H. Mover Of the
Western Federation Of Miners to-day
to discuss the advisability Of cutting
adrift from the national organization
of United Mine Workers and Of joining
the Western Federation.
The greater part Of the afternoon
session was spent in listening to an
extended address By President Meyer,
who pledged the entire support OF the
Western Federation Of Miners, both
moral and financial. to continue the
strike in this district. The matter was
taken under consideration by the con-
vention and all indications point 10
favorable action, but up to the hour of
adjournment no vote had been taken
1t will probably be finally settled to-
morrow.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-17
McKinIay at HeaIdsburg.

HEALDSBURG, Sept. ia Re-
publican rally was held here last
night Truitt's Opera-house was
packed to the doors. Hon. Duncan e.
McKinlay, candidate for Congress, was
the speaker of the evening.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-17
Bismarck's Condition Critical.

HAMBURG. Sept. 16.-Prince Her
bert Bismarck Is very weak and his
condition Is most critical
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-17

aristocratic favorite Of the empire, al
ways remembered. rightly or wrongly.
as the suppressor of the Commune, as
the Minister of War, and Millerand.
the sociaIistic journalistic free lance at
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-17
THE rzzArzzs.

Alcazar-"Ths Second in Conn
naud."
CaIifornia-"Harta Of the Low
lands"
Central-"only q Shop Girl"
Chutes-Vaudev11l
Co1um mbia-"Rafnes
Fischer's-"Anheu Push"
Grand-sPrinces Fan Tan"
Majegttc-"In the Palace OF the
King"
Orpheum-Vaudev
TivoIi-"The Toreador."
Adatinees at All Theaters To-Day.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-22
Sen rcttc WcSicin.

9bis Rpggen O9rter, og De fpler
Dem tret og elen0ig, bbis De bar
miitet Nppetiten og fenber, boorleoes
&refterne tager at Dag for Dag, oa
geleer bet finbs ben rette Mibicin.
9oorfor etsperimentere, naar Der er
ct 9GgemiOOet, Der afturat pasIer
for oisIe 5ilItanbe.
Or. peters aurifo, ben 9amle
Deltenote llrtemibicin. S ct grep til
6abrifanten, Oateret ben l. Dec.
1902, ftriper Mrs. 2uOpig ql;tt,
6plonater, Sbio:
p0r. peter 5dbrnep, Gbicago, Sll.
Seq leb at 8i9t og g2preIngbpm;
ipntes at bore fuloit9nOig neobrubt.
glaar ieg git til &irfen, bpilfet bar
omtrent tire teroebels N1il bar ic9
oloeles ubmattet, men efter at lea
9aOoe taget fire SSlaiter at 9eres aus
rito, fan jeg 9aa til &irten og till
bd9e uben at bltbe bet minbite trei.
0igten og Sratbeben er begge for
ibunbne, og jeg feler mig faa friIt,
fom jeg no9en SinOe bar eiort. Seq
tpbte &uritO af 9eres 9lgent, Sr,
oenrp Sniber, min nermeite glas
bO. Seq enifer, at andre oitbe bpre
I'm min Sbgoom, faa at be o9Iaa
fllnbe biibe biulpne."
Or. peter's aurito er life en- Q(=
pot6ertermeOicin, men felges 9ennem
Q(genter eller birette fra 5abritans
ten, Or. Peter 6abrnep, 112-114
90. 0Obne 9tpe., Chicago, Sll.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-22
~
Gaaber 9OlOmbia til aria. ]

Paris, 21 San. = Senator MOr-
9ans GOriIag ON at tebe Banana
bru9es at De frantic Oponenter l.
mob 2tfIattelien uf &unalretigbebsr=
ne fom ct 8aaben imob os.
5biebulb giOrbe Dag ct bitteft
llofalo imOb 5oriIaget / bet ban fag=
De, at bet bar Blot ct npt Stribt IS
De foreneoe Stater gietning al
00ertrabelie af international 2oo
og 5oltets gaet. o0erfom aolombia
lite er ligeIdd energiit, fom gene8u:
Ella bar, lagoe 6an til, bill life alene
bet tabe fin Gag, men ale be ipoce
Stdter Central og SDoumer,ta
bill liot efter liot bliOe Opilugte. 6an
rdaoer 8olombia til at begbnbe ari0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-22
SOmen er mere frebelig.

9et er Operltriften ober be iibite
9ages @fterretninger angoaenbe
5orbolbet imellem Ruslanb og Sas
pan. 6slgenbe Telegram fra 2onz
bon peger paa StiGingen, fom ben
er for 9iOen.
Situationen er maaIfe mere bdaz
befulb, men ba Huslanbs Spar enoz
nu lite foreligger, fan Der itte meb
Sitter9eb iiges noget beItemt enbnu.
llbenrigsminiiteriet 6ar tniolertiD
9runo til at tro, at &uslanb pratt
tiff er Oillige til at ga inb paa Sopan
5orbringer, men bet fan lite ie @eiz
en- ao6en til at inbgaa en- 3raftat
n'eo Sopan 6pori bet mob Sort pea
6biot anertenber atnas Ober6errez
ogmme oDer Man6uriet. Rusldno
bill babe Sdpdn til at gibe Slip pad
oenne 6orbring og Stebet nejes
meo Ell 5oriifring ON, at bet ifal fad
iamme Rettigbeber Man6uriet,
lom Der er tilitaaet be andre Ma9ter,
Oct pointeres imiblertib ubenriasz
minilteriet, at Storbritdnien, fom er
fad interreIeret berinoe, er en- banz
itelig Sitting og fan n9pfe refomz
menoere en- Idoban &urs til i'm alliz
ereoe.e Sudban er Situationen for
2jeblittet.
0m Sapun til ben bitre @n6e bill
iniiitere paa en- 3rattdt, Der amer
tenoer &inds Oberberrebpmme ober
Uianc6nriet eler ej, bet peb llbenrio4.
miniiteriet life enbnu. 0et antaQer,
at 5dpan life bill afgere bet Spprgsz
madl for Jig ielp, fpr bet Faor auss
lambs Sbar, 6biltet n9ppe bil bliDe
gipet fpr naIte ll9e.
@n9lan6 bar life enbnu ta0sf
Striot til 2(niattelIe af aoniuler /
Y}ufoen og 2tntung.
st Telegram fra Berlin ertlarer,
at aorreIpon6enten er / Stanb til
beIiemt at Ii9e, at bet er aFgiort /
ct. Peter5borg, at Sapans 9nTter
itol 6fipe insbetommet paa en- faa.
fan Wdabe, at 5reben bill 6fibe be-
baret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-22
13 Marg.

fig arbejOet, iom BUN unbertaitebe
en- npidgtig ltnberIpgelie, Der bog
fulbt fulbt tilfreositiIenbe uo. ga
Oronningen bem9rteOe, at alt bar
baanbIbet, ipurgte bp1 Sbpigen,
bOorfOr BUN life babiS oru9t SDma=
fine. Sppigen foatrue, at bet bar,
forbi bun ingen penge ba0be og life
bapbe 9faab til at anifdffe fig en-, od
9enbes Mober bar fpg, og BUN nappe
funbe unberboloe fig feIO pg benbe.
0ronnigen lob dnltiqe en- ltnberz
isgelle, og bd bet bite fig, at u[le Den
un9e piges ltbiagn bar rigtige, lob
bun ben fpge Some Ienbe gin og
ftprfenbe Mab, O9 faa 0uge efter an=
tom til Sppigen en- a9te Singer"
meo en- Sslpplabe, 9porpaa itoo:
,,@n Sule9dpe fra 2ltefianbra."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-22
sfal laoe De OOOe / ,6reo.

Senere Gfterretninger fra 81.
9ouis ungaaenoe aultenes Strife
piIer, tat man life bil bape no9cn
5oritprrelIe 8egrdpelIerne Der.
Politic6efen aiQD bar orbret fine
U}eno til at offpbe for at br9be" ,
beriom be itrejtenoe be9Dnoer meD
at biqe fOritbrre 9egraDelier. @uz
oernor DOcterp itaar meo BAN %
loper 0jGlp al Ulilitio, ON bet Ital
bebgbes.
aSSeg 6ar giDet fpeciel gefaling iii
potitiets &aptainer ON at 6epoqte
ge9raoelIer", fa9Oe &ieln, oog afz
OenDe 5oritprrelIefor en6ber qris
Der pil life 6Iibe taget 6alpe 5or=
6olosre9ier, og De Der preber pad al
gre 5Orit9rreiier bill life fomme
til at npjes meb 6alD ge6anolin9. "
llnirnmGnbene bar paa beres Siz
De iaa IoOett at De bil beierge Be
graDelier, Iaa fan9e Strejten parsr,
og De forIitrer, at man be6pber life
at frbgte for, at Optrinnene G6ica=
90 TtaI gentuge fig ct. 2ouis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-22
@crOensB 6iten 1903.

Oct ungarite 9anO6ruqsminiiieri-
um bar Ofientlig9iurt en- OOeriigt
oper bet fibite 2lars 9pft. Ser b.
Iteots europa: 6OeOe AIS Ii 5jor
498), Rug 367 Il iyjor 405), 89g
2o6 q 5jor 2o9), 6oOre 342 q 5ior
340) og Mdis 142 Il 5jor 115);
/ 2dnoe ubeu for Goropa: 6Oeoe
343 q 6jOr 326), Rug II q 6jor
19), gps 58 q 5jor 62), SABRE 167
q 5jor 162) og Majs 577 Il 6jor
655). Q(lt Millioner 0o66eltcents
ner.
Oct fumlebe 6situObbtte ubgpr /
9tar 2702 UlilIioner Oobbeltcentnsr
mob 2796 / 5jor, altIaa 90 MiG.
8o6beltcentner minbre, beraf 81 for
europa og 62 for 2anbe uben for
europa. 6or ulle aornlorter un0s
tagen SABRE bar Soften 9(ar baret
ringere enb 9pIten / 6jor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-22
sterf auloe / Often.
Ul ange 6iemlg1e o9 fatti=
&c tiber Ng6.

gaep Yort, 10. San. = Den BIZ
oenoe auloe Der i 9tftes og Dag
foradriugebe Qioelie for mango biem
lsfe og fattige ober bele 9pen, og
5emperdturen, iom bar unber Nul,
gjoroe bet meget ubebageIigt for ale,
6bis Pligt bgo bem at bepage ii9 /
ret frie. politiet bupbe NOT at be-
itille meo ie efter be uIbtfeliee. Nogs
le at bisie fanbtes bepibitlpie, cen
| en- ogenoe Silitanb.
5emperaturen begbnbte plubIelig
at falbe 9lftes, | Mprges 9l. 8 bite
5ermometeret / 8r. unber geul, /
9eirbureduet. s mere ublatte Dele
al gben itob bet meget lupere. Sc
learammer fra andre Dele of Staten
ten beretter ON meget folbt 8eir. 8
ben mioterIte Del a Staten Iant
Sermometeret fdd labt Iom DO @r.
unber giul.
5rc g3ep 6aoen, Conn. berettes
Der ligeiuu ON tolbt gejr. 8ermo>
meteret ituar lige peO labeite aegis
iirering poa benne 9lorstib 6 @r.
unoer Gul. Sra andre Dele at Sta
ten6erettes om meget LAB Sernomez
ter, 2itc6fielb 6iGs iant bet til "a
81 unber gM.
Sra Bolton melOes Der om at
SernbaneferOIelen er bleben flemt
foritbrrt oeO bet tolbe @eir. Der itr0
5ermometeret 5 unber Nul. ST. 8 ON
Morgenen | 8ben, og fra be norrrc
@ele al g}ep GnglonO 6erettes Der DIN
20 unber % ldbere,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-22
Hcsler for GbieagOs Seatre.

Gbicagos gbrouO peOtog ben 10.
San. 8eItemmeller, iOm efter al
SanbIpnlig6eb pil reIultere /. at nas
item alle G6icagos Seutre bliOe lltts
tebe fOr Reiten at Saionen. Gfter
en- lang 0ebat enebes man ON fels
9enoe DGentlige 9eitemelIer, boilte
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