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The Colfax chronicle., 1904-07-16

The thorough development and main
tenance Of the up-to-date passenger serv-
ice of the Nickel Plate Road leaves moth
ing to be desired by people who travel.
Ladies travelling alone or accompanied by
children will appreciate the clean and
well-lighted coaches, made so by the corps
of colored porters in uniform who attend
the wants of both first and seoond-clasa
passengers without extra charge. The din
ing car service of the Nickel Plate Road
has become very popular with the patrons
on the line and one of pride to the man
sgement. This service is conducted un-
der the system Of individual club meals.
Carefully prepared menus are compiled
into booklets, containing suggestions for
breakfast, luncheon or supper that will
not cost you more than thirty-fve cents
and on up to one dollar, which is the
limit, hence the disbursement may wait
for. the appetite. Meals are also served
"a Ia CarteV As no excess fare is charged
on any train, it will be to your advantage
to purchase your tickets via the Nickel
Plate Route, where rates are lower than
via any other line.
The Colfax chronicle., 1904-07-16
Death AVID Number Thirteen.

Pawtucket has four undertaking es-
tablishments. each of which is No. 13
upon it's street. One CT the funeral
parloIs" is conducted by man named
Berry which, II not spelled the same
way sounds exactly like bury" In
one Of these establishments young
man by the name of Coffin secured
position some years ago. His first
work was in connection with 13 vic
Tins Of sleighing party run into by
: train while crossing the railroad
track near the city. And yet there arc
some people. otherwise of soxnd sense.
who say there Is nothing fatal in the
No. 13.-Providence Journal
The Colfax chronicle., 1904-07-16

A Japanese murderer. condemned to
death, had dollar left on the eve Of his
execution. out Of the money that had
been sent him by his friends. The jaiier
advised him to spend it in one last lux
urious meal. But he sent it to the war
fund.
The Colfax chronicle., 1904-07-16
Letting Him Down.

Young Spoonamore-You sang that
divinely. You ought to let your voice
be heard in public.
Miss de Muir--Horrors! should
make sad failure of it If ever tried
to sing before a cultivated audience.
Chicago Tribune
The Colfax chronicle., 1904-07-16
All Dead Ones.

A rule of the treasury department for
bids the use on any bank note or bill of
the portrait of living person. Asimilar
rule Of the post Office department keeps
the likenesses of living persons of the
postage stamps.
The Colfax chronicle., 1904-07-16
Felt Foundations.

A woolen felt made in Leeds is being
much employed for giving elastic four-
dations and reducing the noise of ma
chiuery and railway trains.-Industria
Journal.
The Colfax chronicle., 1904-07-16

Aliens Foot-Ease is certain cure for
not, sweating, callus, and swollen, aching
feet. Sold by all Druggists. Price 25c. Don't
accept any substitute. Trial package FREE
Address Allen S. Olmsted, lie Roy, N. Y.
The Colfax chronicle., 1904-07-16

If man loses all his money he also
manages to lose nearly all his enemies
Chicago Daily News
The Colfax chronicle., 1904-07-16

Piso's Cure cannot be too highly spoken u
Ave, n, Minneapolis, MINI, Jan. Jan 8, 1900.
The Colfax chronicle., 1904-07-16
LOSS from Typhoid.

The Michigan physician who puts the
annual money loss to the United States
from typhoid fever at $50, 100000 is far
from setting forth the full truth. He
reaches his estimate by assuming 81 ,0G0
as the average value of the lives sacri-
flced and he omits all account OF the
money spent in the care OF nonfatal
cases. The real value of the lives lost
80 far as such value can be expressed
in money-might more properly be
rated at 5000. and at least 500 on the
average must be spent on victims who
recover On this calculation, assuming
that the Michigan physician is correct
In his number Of cases. the annual loss
20 the country from typhoid is nearly
$500, 600 0,000.--Providence Journal.
The Colfax chronicle., 1904-07-16

We get some idea of the importance Of
chivalry when we reflect that in its day
it had as much influence with womun as
have chocolate creams in our times Puck.
The Colfax chronicle., 1904-07-16
CHINESE DOMESTIC LIFE.
Women Have Many Privileges and
Spend Much Time in Novel
Reading.

A Chinese woman OF charming person
ality, DR.. Yamei Kin, delivered lecture
one day recently at the Washington
residence of Senator Kean. Her audi
ence was representative of all that is
best in Washington society. Several
years ago DR.. Yamei Kin completed her
course in medicine at an American uni
versity and returned to her native land
to practice. She is now making tour
OF the United States. trying to create a
wider interest and sympathy between
the women of these distant lands.
DR.. Kin, who wore the very becoming
dress of her country, talked mainly of
the domestic fife of the higher and mid
die class Chinese. Many verses, rang
ing from the oriental counterpart of
Mother Goose to selections from Confu-
cius and the Ritual of Decorum," :" which
Is almost as old, with clever anecdotes
gathered in the practice OF her profess
sion. and told in the purest English,
made up delightful half hour that fol-
lowed the lecture proper. which was
followed by 20 minutes during which
DR.. Kin invited questions from her au-
dience, which she answered fully and
Clearly to the enlightenment Of all pres
ent.
To the inquiry Of what Chinese wom-
en- did for amusement DIR. Kin replied
that novel reading forms one of her coun-
try women's chief pleasures, and tha.
the fEvorite Chinese novel consisted of
"a volumes. They also, she said, find
great delight in the embroidery which
has made them famous. They begin the
delicate needlework at the age of seven
years In reply to. the questions as to
what means of livelihood is open to the
women OF her race. DIR. Kin replied that
few except the boatwomen of the south
and tbs very poor Of the lowest class are
Obliged to support themselves, although
In the later years many girls and wom-
en- have been employed in the silk mills,
while unskilled labor finds its uses in
the making of the familiar firecrackers,
which are produced largely by chilIren
and the very aged
A minute description of the process
Of foot-binding. which happily. she said,
is passing out of fashion, and is said
to have originated some 600 years ago.
when the empress of that time had club
feet, which she skillfhlly disguised in
the most beautiful Of small shoes that
speedily became the fashion. and an
illustration Of the changing fashions Of
head dresses and sleeves, which are
about the only changes in wearing ap-
parel noticed in several generations,
were few of the especially interesting
features Of the lecture Nine. Kin
speaks on the folklore and novels of the
Chinese and on the dowager empress.
The Colfax chronicle., 1904-07-16

What great wrath little sass kind
leth!-St. Paul Globe.
The Colfax chronicle., 1904-07-16

The saying that an ounce of pluck y
worth ton of luck is not ticker QUOTA
ton, we believe.-Puck.
The Colfax chronicle., 1904-07-16


company
snip the feet kee5 feet
tudna Of
bushels Of grain The illustration
The Colfax chronicle., 1904-07-16
Force of Habit.

Eorce OF dablr.
She had bought some dog biscuit for
her husbands valuable St. Bernard.
II hope they will please you," she
said
"They are not like mother used 10
make" he sighed.-Chicago Daily
The Colfax chronicle., 1904-07-16

WHEN WAITING 70 ADvERTfsnRS
Dlease state that yen saw the A.
vertisenent In this papsr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-09
Gftcrflet fra l1oitiaingen.

Sitter 8eitemmellen ilutteoe Ser
bensslloltiuin9en ct. 2nis ben
ben 1io1te geooember, Den Ei6fis
guy .'u III gaoe peret ben mnn=
treite al Dem ale
uoltlllin9en bar bet belle beigqt
af 18,767,457 8erioner. q Ioa
9snleenoe naaebe ben ifte op til
@biqa9o lloltillin9en / 1893, Der
bar belgat af Oper q Mia Mennez
fer. Wten p9uniliana=6ur6afe"
lloltillin9en baoOe ct mere melem=
folfeli9t 9reg enb benne, Dg pper=
gift ben baaoe llbltrefnin9 o9
flere andre 6enleenoer lloitils
lin9ens Yrelioent bar bpltet for
tient 9lnertenoelle for fin op9ti9e
Qeoelle.
6uoroan loareoe ben laa 9fe9nin92
De foreneoe Stater betalte for fin
1loltiGin9 $2,5J0,0o0. Stater /
llnionen $9,000,000. lloenlanOlte
6egerin9er So, 800, ,O00 Yriuate llb=
itilltre $5,000,000. li6ltillin9S-
lelltabet baooe en- llo9ift paa $25,=
900, 900. -Tillanmen $50 100000.
Get bar ben lamlebe llbgiit.
8un9re8len beoilgeoe$5, 10000
8pen ct. 2uuis gap $5,000,0G0.
8rioate 8or9ere iSt.9ouis So, 900
900. 8illetlalget u9 8Once8iioner
til lloitiIIere inobragte SO, 900, 900.
1iliamnen $25, ,00) 900. :
Oct bar Snotegten. vi uoltlllin9s=
lellfabets ll09ift paa $25, 100000
fom $l0,000,000 fra ct. 2ouis.
Gen betalte laalebe8 bDrt moi fDr
9@ren, men til @en9elo bleo ben
10 9oot auerteret. 9et oar iom
laa tiot Sernbanerne, Der ff 5or=
tlenelten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-09

benne 5urbolO8re9el bar uloolig,
% oen II GOu. iatte ell @ranoilrg
9eiter lnoer 9iltale, % Sa9en ltal
for 9etten til 6oraaret
aampen fOrtiettes fremoeles.
Strifen oebporer, pg Setter oeb-
blioer at iubfpre q bejbere fra am
Ore Steoer. 6ornplig fom Der %
N}anb ira 4ennipIuania pg 30 ira
ct. 9oui8
W}an ltulbe eQers tro, at baaoe
2(rbejosgipere og 9trbejoeriorenin4
ger mart lfulOe baoe iamlet @rfa'
ring nof til at oere tlo9e. Oct er
10 oa ell gammel Grfaring, at aai
Sfaoe blDer man flo9."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-09

je9 taller for 6uubreoer andre mg=
oige, troifenOe 4relter, at oerlom
mine genner bar la9t Snler til
Si6e, f1lote meO Spmpatiens o9
Serli9bebens 8ellu9t, iom De a9=
ter at tgmme Dem poer NIT bp0e Se'
oeme, ba oiloe je9 lan9t bellere, at
De ifuloe bringe Dem frem unoer
mine mpjlomme 8a9e o9 aobne
bem, mems je9 fan np0e oeres Sno=
bolo o9 bliue forfrilfet oeroeo.
1aarer, Der faloer paa @rnoen8
isnen0e 8anO, er Ell fatti9 o9 tor
len 5urloning for 8ulbe, @iterlo-
benbeo ug 9ruiom Seloiltbeo 9en=
mem Qipet8 lange o9 tlln9e aar.
9tt je9 itte bar ubrettet alt, bpao
lea bur0e 6aUe ubrettet, tnorpnnet
jeQ pilli9t. Seq prgoebe at ggre
nit beolte, p9 naar Ie9 nla19leoe,
tror lea, bet tiloels itploes Man9et
paa mine 5olts 6orbuuner Og
Sgmpati. Seq baaber, at be liolte
Ntaanebers 6pleller naa blipe OPP
ilugt af geniibi9 Spnpati. 6ar
ieo uorllnoet frpolet no9ens gn=
fer eller laaret oeres 5pleGer, iaa
be6er je9 ON 6OrlabeIie. Nlenig-
beoen laa mig paa 0jerte, og oens
3nteresler par nline. 0enne Ge=
liQnatlon oil trebe / Srait 1. 5ebr.
eler fgr."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-09
Gn iornfgIat @noetjeneite
(Snbienbt af 4aft. 81. 9amitoo.) }
Ren g8. SO. Spare reii9nere I
Ion Brett for Galoarp
Yaptilttirfe.

Oct bar en- ior9fplot @ubstjez
neIte, De baobe Galuarp 8aptiit=
tirte Siour Gitp Spnoag 5or=
mibba9. ga 6uriamlin9en rejlte
fig for at ipnge ben iiolte Salme,
efter at Baltl g8. Wt. .0oare baube
oplelt fin 8eii9nation, o9 meo
bens Orb irilf Diinoe, brgo sSor-
lamlingen neb oa par life / Stano
til at fulofgre San9en
Gen ienere 3ioS llbebaaeli9bes
Der gjoroe Reli9nationen lerll9 rp=
renoe.
Bnlt. Soare la9oe: n3il Wieo-
lemnerne al GaloarD Baptiittirte:
Sioen er fommen, at jeg maa inoz
eloe minHeli9nation lom Yrelt peo
oenne airfe. . t er meo blanoet
8eorgoelle u9 Surg, jeg ta9er
bette Sfrlot - 8eorpoelle ooer, at
init fgrlte Oddb eoer dii9ddeiioe
life bar baaret 5rugt, : SUrg
Duer, at min Mislion p9 Senoelie
mna furlaoes ufulofgrt. Soet jeg
Ter tilba9e ooer ben lounbne 3ib,
fer ieo mgrfe, tunge Stper, blan=
beoe meo gpl0ent SOllfin. Der er
Itrget noQle faa 8lomlter paa uor
Sti, oq for oeres ijelone Sfgnbeo
po 8ellugt er je9 tatnemmellg.
Wlaoife, uanr je9 er borte, Tenner
oil ltrp 8lomlter rigelig ooer min
Gjrau, men 9lDmlter fnlter in9en
8ellu9t tilba9e ooer De tlln9e 0a-
ee. Seq baaber, naar eoers nD
9r9It tummer, s life oil boloe
eoers 9llobolter &ruffe forie9let,
iuotil ban er reilt 5plo bans 8a9e
meo gmbeo. SAB eoe 0pmunt=
rinosoro falbe, buur bans Ore fan
bpre benz. Seq bar oite ia9t, o9
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-09
Gsaren ser Snorgmmslicr.

Det melOes fra Ct. petersborg, al
rel meo COB auioriiei ian iiges. ci
esaren bar DiIt itOr SnteresIs oc
epsrssmual. iom 3emtpOs bar rejif,
te, mebens bet er muIigt. at Sbeen
ON en- birette loOsiOenee 5Oridmling
tan inbrsmmes, iaa bor @5aren til
Usiniiter Uliriip ubialt fin 2lnerteH,
bsfe at flere uf be pr'ncipper, fcm
,I nebidei / Memordn6umst. ga az
renter ban fine TO Radbs Retcmmen'
botioner.
3emitbos 6eniti1ineer er altIao
life uben oibere fortaitet, men ot
narrere 3eiultnter mda man benti
poa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-09
GbaOiuid=S Sagcn

- q Il IL a. -.
8agblabene 0eb6liber at bringt
Mebbelelier ON bens Sang. Der fdl
bGte 9loter til ct 8ele6 af 81. .250,0OO
meb Qlnoyep Garnegies llnberltrift
puu, blanbt be 1Dupirer, bun bar
bru9t fom Sitter6eo for fine 2aan.
praiibent 8ecfnitb og Gafbier
Spear af 06srlin ganf. Obio, bdr
pGret arreIteret og er blepen Ieslaot
unoer Bombs. s @aur Ulorges be-
rettebcs Der ON Utrs. Gbaoenict5
2lrreit benbes 6otels2elig6eb g}elo
9ort, oq 2tftes ON, at bun er fat
unber $4,000 Bombs. Cm be life
Ton faFes, mener bences 2(oootat, at
bun gaor graDen.
8tt paaItobes I @uar (6pao Der
ti6l 9sre far barct Dtret), at Mrs.
e6aopict er ioentif me6 9Dbil
Deeere, Iom f6r bar pGret S6ios
StatsfanaIel "a bun bleo gift meO
Or. 66abnitf, 9it bun unber 0oOs
net U}rs. 6. 6ooper. 5en6es Sog
ital FOR Retisu ben II. Dec.
8st 6s.cttes / 0aq til U}orgen, at
Nrs. G6a0pici WlangeI al at funre
fare be $4,000 9onbs maa 9da I
oiaif". 6enbes 9(obotat anItran9te
Tig forggbes for at Tfufe benoe
Bombs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-09
9ercs Seoitefaoers ,saSer

fenote til De uomerteoe @9enifa=
ber, Or. Yeter'5 SurifD beIiooer.
9en er tilbereot al llrter o9 Ggo=
Der. Oen bar p9ret tenot @ene=
ratiuner o9 bar / ooer bunorebe
Gar oilt fig at oere bet ioeale Mio=
beltilatrenle glooet o9 re9ulere SD@
itemet. SIT. 6. Orear fra 0rear=
pille, Wto., 1trioer: rSe9 er fgbt /
&entufp, men bar poer az Gar
buet | Wisiouri o9 er M / nit 70.
Iar. De maa oere Heter af treble
eller fieroe @eueration. 5ur oper
60 Sar iioen bprte je9 ofte min ga
Der furtelle pm Sirginia- Bigen,
iom ienbte 8uo efter 9amle Or.
Setter Jabrnep, og om benoes
merfeli9e 0elbrebelle peo 8ru9en
al &urito. Seq igler, at je9 brbg=
Der Webicin % oil gerne babe till
ienot Ell 8rpoefasie al aurifo." s
Suubreoer al Tilfelbe bar aurifo
oilt fig at pere uouroerlig. De
tan trp9t lette 0ereS 9io til bette
CARRIE prgueoe Susmiooel. Den
lel0es ifte af 2tpoteferne, men
9ennem lpecieIle 9lgenter, auiat |
buert Oiitrift. Sor nermere OPP
lpsnin9er itrio til Or. ,eeter 5abr=
nep, 1.2-114 go. OODne Aoe., Gbi=
cago, 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-09
13. Narg.

llOgOeIie Iom bet pigti9ite af bet bels,
ifuloe babe ilauet an. Ulen bet onbet
rammer be fore, De magtige. ug bet
er berfor, bet beffer 0piigt.
Speater Cannon er bet StDtte
enig meb 9rGfbenten, og man mener,
at ReprafentuntbuIet bill gao f9rtt
for bette 0laol. 9erimpb bill ct
6orilog Den &etning mgbe Moos
itanb Senatet. 8e fore Strrtr,
lom bet ber6rer, bill naturIi9Ois prb'
be at qpre beres SnbflpOelie gelbsn.
be. l2en bet er tert at fe, at pres
iibenten o9faa 6er biier, at ban bill,
ct ftor og lille fal be6anbles li9s, o9
8onfurrancen ftal leDel
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-09
ilrOli9beOerne | 3iealcr.

Tpr aere Maaneber loen op-
Itoo Der 5oroitlin9er peo Chicago
Millioneren 2eiters anlgruber |
3iealer, 3ls. Sans 6ult iirifebe,
ug laa leieoe ban M 5olf, pnon'
union" M9nb. Strlterne fortrG-
oieeoe biSie, og 2eiter loo ba iette
bgjt @lanfeoert pmfring fine @rll=
ber. ga bette lite bjaIp, iit ban
bepebneoe Wleno fra andre Sta-
ter til at beoO9te fin @jenoom. Uieu
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-09
Sra Rri9sifuepIooipn
,SoRanerne Qu0r frem b bele
igs pao Bort 2trtbur.
Sci iopanit og fIere III g.
ftffe Stibe ta6te.

8ro rusfif a.lbe 6erettebes bet /
Onsbags, at en- iapanTf &rpOier,
9lOIuma, bar lgbet paa en- Uline /
9RnrfeOen af 8labipoItot. iprengt og
iuntst. Der er lite tommen nars
mss StdofeI.elie uf benne Ulelbin8,
giggtet ON, at Sdponerne life bar /
5tano til at 6olbe 203 Wleter 6ill,
blep lite Itdbfaitet. 0erimob bar
s,oponsrne peo Deres e ftertrptteligs
9omboroement fra iumme Sgt itao,
fpItet, at be er / Stano til 6aaoe at
bOIbt og benbtte ben. s flere 9age
far Der p9ret 6erettet ON, bbab Stds
bt PER er tilfBiet Rusfernes Stt6e i
Soabnen. s Dag til Morgen laier bi
iOlesnbe telegram fra 2onbon:
,.8oilb 9eIe9rdpb"s aorreippns
bent fOran BORT 2trt6ur teIegruferer,
at ane be rusiiite SlagIfbe og arbo.
icrs tiIIigemeb aonpnbuaben GiliuF
% 5uTabnect er Itubt i Gent eller
aOelaqt, tim 5capeoO 5agerne CT
uFtabte.
5felge ct ipecieIt telegram fra
aotfo o1 S6one6ai er geIatnin1en
II afle be rusFite ari9sitibe / Sab
ncn aaoet t 9anb, og Der gsres tifiDs
ptlaben6e intet for at mobere Stibes
ne. Soponerne bill MI itpnte 3ors
neoobaobs Sa9erne bsres 0pmerfs
fombeb, co naor bisie er ebetogte, bill
aancnerne blioe rettebe .moo Damp.
ifibs % Gran8portTtibe / 6abnen.
qoilnebbelelier til Snpon an
paatn6. Gro6ringen of 203 Teter
Din fser, ot Sapanerne ooer6nfb!e
2sbtordbenes 3rpbprf meb aerofn
"a Fortete en- frD9telig SIo, bbis
Stnrfe fore1eoes peo en- it9ri Blno.
Sapouernes 5remgonq bar megst
laneTom. 7e bar nfbt til al lane
gei. of SGfte. fplbts meb Sorb. 0et
Dor en- hurtiq 9e1utning ON at 9ar:
,t Ratongre6. Der bragte Sopansrne
Seir.
Ser bibes enbnu intet officielt ON
Saponernss 5ob. Rusiernes er ops
aipet til 5000.
Get fnreqne, Der melbes fra Wluts
ben Dag til W}or9en, er, at Russ
fern, Ste rigtig fan lotaIifere Sapus
ntrne, faa be ian fda Sfub pua BEN
meb beres aononer. Oilers intst
fGrIigt MT berfrd.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-09
Gantcen i9en.

8i omtalte forleoen, at BET
Spgr95moal er oppe i9en. Oct
uar S0in0er, Der 1901 fit Som.
gresien til ato6faiie Ganteeaen, og
bet er aoiuoer, lom III arbejber for
at iaa oen geuinOiurt oeO 0er %
5laaOe. Set er bog laaOan at fOr-
ltaa, at peieutlig DC iamne Soinz
Der (g9. =. :. H., ion beDirteoe,
at oen ble0 aiitaTfet, fremoelcs er
lmob oen og arbejoer al al Strait
imob bens @eninofgrelle. Ofen
Der er anore 9oInoer, lom III bar
taget atpaa 2lrbejoet for oens @en=
inofprelie, - 8Uinoer. lom paa
rt6ulO bar 2lnleoniu9 til at iagt=
ta9e 5plgerne al @anteenens Ni=
itaiielle, ierlig Oiiicers-6nltrner
Ganteen betpoer e9entli9 Self
ilalfe og / oileoet 8etpOning Ell
Wtartetenters BOD, boor Der l9lge5
baaoe 5goe= ug 0rifteuarer til Sol=
batter, men eiter ltren9e &e9ler ug
unber militer 80ntrOl, laa lpltbas
oenoe fun fan faa ct lille &uantnm
iterfe Oriffe, meoen5 beruleoe
Berloner intet fan faa.
9laereoe 5jur lgo Der fra Diff
cerer iterfe Slager ON 5el9erne al
Ganteenens 9liltahelle. Runot ON
De Steber 2anoet, bopr Soloaters
ne li9Qer I2eJr, OPP etter Wleno, Der
lpefulerer / Dtenneltenes 9ilbgjez
li9beoer og Soa9beber, Salooner,
% iantn,ei, ,nc5 oisle en- Slass
Boroeller. Sli9t bar leot til ltur
6oroeroelle blanot Solbaterne, u9
Oiiicererne ltaar bielpelpie Doerfor
Onoet, ba be life tan afltaffe Salooz
ner uoenior beres 2ejr.
9tu bar, ium ia9t, Officersz6us
itruer ta9et fat paa ct 9lrbeioe for
ganteenens @eninbfereHe. De
iamler llnoerltrlfter paa en- 9eti'
ton ben 9ietnin9 til 8on9reolen.
Get pooltaaS, at bet paa gB. s. z.
us Wipoe / @asbin9tOn forleoen
blep in0rgmmet, at Qooen al 3.
5eb. 1901 pm Ganteenen5 9lhfafz
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0teblemmer bar unoerltreoet 4Setis
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onen uperleueres til 9rigsminilter
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u ltaiielle fgl9e @anteenens Ahtafs
felle, ON bet lfal nptte nD9et. Wien
bet lpneS os unoerli9t, om lite
lamne Mpnoi9beo, lon ohtdffeoe
@anteenen, oglaa trube binore, at
andre lloif9ntere lfuloe lpefulere /
SoloaterneS sSoroeruelle.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-09
proiioentons 8uolfdb
lii ben So. aongreses II r.
fte Sesfton.
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Observation-Disclosures bsr regli-
leres meb famine Sombittiabebsfulo-
feb iom Smtoitnin9erne beb pripdt
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,8anIferen" ubgaur TO gunge ON
llgen. $1.5O aarIig. prgpe>ylr. frit.
0onifb pubI. 9puie, Blair, Rebr.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-17
REV. MIR. CHRISTOPHERSON
MEETS \ BAD SMINDLER
Advances Money on "A False Check
and Reports Crime to
the Police

OAKLAND, Nov. 16.-Unused to the
ways Of the swindler, the Rev. Rasmus
Christopherson, pastor of the Danish
Baptist Church. Twenty-fifth avenue
and East Fourteenth street. has been
compelled to make good his indorse-
ment of a worthless check for s45.
The clergyman was touched by the
narrative of a stranger.
The pastor says there came to his
house on November. l a young man
who gave the name of Hans Hansen, a
Norwegian. Hans told how he had
run away from his wife at Denver and
was penltent The pastor advised his
visitor TO return home as quickly as
he could
But Hansen diffidently announced
his lack of money. He had a check
for $115 on the American State Bank
CT Yankton, S. d.
The clergyman advanced S45 to land
Hansen at Denver. To-day he learned
that the check was worthless and the
swindled pastor appealed to the po-
lice.