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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-13
0rnnOitensneolesselie.

2srhdg b. 19. Sob. ld9bes beb en-
tort og entel, men farbeles fmuf lifie
0pitibeligbeo @runbItenen til ben
npe gpgn'ns for 5inien 2psimftituz
tet / gbicago, Der er eftemt til a.
ligee lioe pperfor ben fmutte Gar
fielb Yort, fjarnt fra ben fore Bins
2arm og Stpj, bppr patienterne biz
tunne rpbe ben friffe Cuff os par,
tens bejlige Smgibelfer. Da Ron-
full s. $. Sanfon bar forbinbret ] at
bore til Stebe, fllneerebe Mr. Sobn
6. Scunp ipm Geremonimefter. re-
preienterebe Gbieogo fom @rberman
for 13. Warb, oe Saler blep ligeles
bes bolbt of andre Gbica9os Hlber4
men oe peltenbte pr9iter, Der bar
tomne til Stebe for at b9bre ben
Manbs Minbe, Der bapbe eiort fad
meget for at linbre Suiinbers 2ibelz
fer. 8eb 9sitibeliebeben minbebes
ssinfsns 2ip fra Ssbsisn | btt fix
beitebne islanbffe 9iem inbtil bans
nplis ftebfilnbne 8egrobelfe, Der for
mebe fig til en- Ida itorartet !6sjtibea
iig6sb, fom bel nogsn Sinbs psb 'H
lignenbe 2ejligbeb er Jet | &sben.
bapn; bborlebes ban git | fin @rop,
eret pg o9tet af alle og meb en- inbers
Zig 3ot fra ale be 2ibenbe, fom ban
peb fin ftpre Spfinbelfe bapbe bull
pet og trsItet. 0et Monument, Der
M beb benne 8ngning Der i @hicags
rejies for Sinien, bill fulbt Tda me-
get Iom Mdrmormonumentet 3fs
benbabn FIRE bans Napn neb til 81
terperbenen fpm en- af WlenneifeIl9g-
tens bebfe @elgerere. st frit 2aboz
rdtprium er allerebe pldnlaot, og bet
fcrbentes Dberligere, at en- eIIer Fere
of be fore 2bslompsr ogfod pil
blibe fentet bette Snftitut, Der mt
nes at funne tooes 8rug omfripg
ben 1. Npril 1905.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-13

2onbon, at Der ligger noget til@runb
for @pgtet. Ulan mener 8ampn
at Ie 3egn paa en- 5ldniebeOagelie i
tampemasIi9 Still meb bet 5ormaaI
at om9au &urOpattins Scr peo
Sbat6efloben. Der bar pGret Sen.
tpbninger til at en- 51antebebegellr
er unber ltbbitlinG mart bar ben
pGret tillagt Suropottin og inart
O1ama.
MlddIte ben retteit burbe tiGl9ggts
8orrefpOnbenternel
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-13
Dinteren beoYnoer.
Gn tolo8fot 8aDage. Den
ftBrfte tben Sufeftors
men. st 6dGbt 9unbrebe
gen boGb Snes
Stotiper p91tebe.

9et Snefog, iom Onsbag often
6iemfpgte 9anbet, itriDer Dbl" Den
27. gloo.. bar DeO fin @olofombeb
fremtalbt itor Rapage runbt ON. itte
minbit / 8pbenbabn og Smegn.
9ibtii bdr SuieftOrmen ftaaet meD
lort poa 5elefonielftabets 9iite; for
rige glat bar imiblertio neIten bragt
ben 5or9lemmelIe. Soa itor en-
Sfabe bar bette @interens fsrIte
Snefog dfitebtOmmet.
paa 5elefonIelffabets &ontor
beri iteoe Der @adr en- efstraorbiner
5rablbeo. Den bil bebit foritaas,
naar oi nepner 6opebtaIene: Gil
af. 2 ober 1000 5eilmelbinger, 10
II tnGftebe Statiber og oper 80
beltebe Sforltene. @nbpibere ,,bdlb
5raa0" til Prooinierne, ilet ingen
6orbin6elle til Corp.
0et er f0rit o9 fremmeit &pbenz
baDn, bet er gaaet uo oper, pg bet
bliper ngbpenbi9t at name Selefon.
dbonnenterne til Sadlmobiobeb ne
ferlte 0o9e. 6ele 9trbeiosItprfen er
lat Sang meb at ubbrebe 2ebnings-
nettet; men bet flyer fig feIb. at bet
I'll tage 3ib. Q(lene Sradbene paa
be OGltebe Statiberl 8dabe / W2ity
felbr19gers9aoe, @rgnnin9en, Store
aOngensgabe, 8rebguoe, 9lter6ro,
4muger 0. I. b. er Statiperne b9lteOe.
Com man fer, pper belle 8ben, eller
til1ammen oper ct Su1ino 9ebninger.
5Oritellige Steber er Storitenr
blafte neo; faolebes 8olbbusgabc
Pr. q, bpor 3aiHtiptg tre @peilgIass
ruber / yfielfens en- grps 5orretninJ
/ &uni itbreierartitler fnuites. s Qlbel-
og 8orgerQdbe, Rigensgabe pg /
ct. 2lnn9gabe paa G6riItians6opn
er Der li9elebes falbet Storitene neb.
6eIpigpis er intet Stebs MenneIter
fpmmen til Sfdbe.
0erinlob bar bet gGatte Ssre I
@uor fremtalbt fIere mnbre lllptfes,
tilf9lbe. SaaIebss falbt en- 9lbre
Dame poa &ebmdgergaoe pg fit Be-
net brpttet Qlntlen; bun bleb / Ell
0roite brugt til fit Siem / Rsrrefaz
rimaQsgabe.
Selpfpleelis bar Snefoget pefoa
lagt sSernbanerne 5inbringer i
8eien. bog life bet Omfang. iom
man tunbe babe bentet. 9un pan
Nprbbanes og 8lampenborglinierne
bor Der b9ret Soiintelfer af 8etbb,
ming, iaalebes tom 8lompenboreto-
get 8,46 fsrf til Gebenbabn 3 &bar>
ter fensre; o9 Mlor9ento9ene ab
Nprbbanen babbe ale minbre 5orz
finfelier unoer 8ejs. Spbeblinierne
berinob er iaa temmelis gauet fri
ibet bet er lpftebes beb at i9tte &raf-
ten pp at fsre igennem opepult.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-13
Sen nge Yorerbepeselie / aina.

Sra ct. petersborg teIegraferes:
Sfslge Webbelelier fra Shanghai
Ibnes ben nbe gorerbeb9geIIe at ans
tage lanet Itsrre 0imeniioner enb
gepegelIen / 1900. 9ele Stina faos
bel Iom Manti9uriet er operfpsme
met af 2tgitatorer, lom opbibier 8e>
foltningen, life blot mob gurp.
p9erne men mob alle &ineiere, iOm
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-13
Soens DIRE.
8 aab ON tire Sfpnnerter
meb beres 9eIetning
pda 26 opgiDet.

Sra Bolton melOes Der ben IL.
bs., at aft 0aa6 er opgioet dngaaenbc
ire Sfonnerter meb beres geI9tning
paa 26 Manb. 0et er Nuinnebaug
og 6. ). @ailbur, 6bilte begge iej,
leoe fra Soponno6 ben 7, Roo.. Og
80. Gbut9.a. iom forlob8oIton fom-
me Dag. 8et IBne5 MI iiffert. at
bisie Sti6e er 6leoen grebne en-
Ortan, iOm git ben ober abiten /
at globember. Gjerne bar
opgibet alt 0oob ON at bsre fra benz.
OmborO paa Quinnebaug bar aop-
tain 9etterlings 6uItru pg Spoger
iom pusId9erer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-13
Rpster fra Sbat6efGO b e n.

observation-disclosures pebbliper ntl
DaIentlig at treble ON port 2trtbur.
5 Mites bragte 8luOene fsI9enbe
IeIsgrummer fra 3otio.
Ct Telegram fra bet japanIte
2aRbbotteris &omanbsr beb qort
Qtrtbur Q(ftes melOer, at Der itte
lensers er Rpbbenbigbeb for at boms
borbere ben rusiiIte 6laabe.
oan flyer, at Slugitibene og ale
andre t9mpen6e 5urtsier er prattiit
talt bomrehe / Stntter eller brenote
til 8anolinien. Gitooren er bberit
r9rhtIes.
uponerne Torisgtr nu oeres ga
nOner MOB 8ben, iom / Dag er Sen
itonb for ct frpgteIigt 8Ombaroes
meut. 2uften er fplot meo tnt
Ree fra Bdtteriernes Slb, og Vie
ItIItotet of ben bebbringenbe Slb ian
life bsbsmme8 fra SupanernesSbns,
puntt.
ct onbet Telegram fra 3otio for.
tGtIer, at bet rusiiIfe Slogftib Sebaz
itupcl, bet eneIte Stib al port Qlrs
tburHaaben, Der bibtil bar unbgdaet
Sapanernes Slb II bleben ongrebet
al iopanite 3orpeOObadoe ben nbre
6apn ben 9. Dec. ON Hatten. Sla=
gets Relultdt fenbes lite.
eebai.opol baDbs lagt for 2lnter
ubenfor 6ubnen ON 8dgen for at
unbeao be iapanits @rdnater fra
glettr 6a og hdpbe foa liitet ii9
in0 / Sabnen ON 9fftenen for at
bqftt fig imob 3orpeooan9reb. Res
fultatet ten0es iom ia9t life.
Gi anpst telegram u6taler 5rpgt
for, at Gusierne ielp bar f9ntet be
res 8rigsTtibe beb at oabne beres
8Hnbtraner. e5apdnernes Jrb9t er
erunbet paa ben Omit9nbigbeo, at
Sfibene Ianf poafaloenbe burtigt /
bprbolb til bet 4ntdl Bomber, Der
ramte bem. 9esuben innes bet uns
o.rligt, at Rusferne lite giorbe 5ors
ise pad at gda ub df 9apnen. Jldas
o.bepartementet ct petersborg tan
Rfier life forItaa, bporfor MbmiraI
Nsirem life ful9te Orbre og forfsgse
al brnbe Blotdben.
aneaaenbe StiIinsen poa Shafs
f,Hob.n giDer Dagblabene fslgenbr
Taelbing fra bet teiIerlige Sooebs
tparier Sotio af II. Dec:
gtusiernes sSnfanteri angreb bore
8orpoiter peo Stantanto. Retnins
at GbutNfloben, ben 9. 0ec., men
6isp brepet tilbage. Sl. 3 ON Waors
aemen ben 8. Dec. presfebe Sjenben
Dor SorpoIt 09rbeben af Sernbds
pn beb Sbdtbefoben, men bIep bres
pst tlbaee. 81. 5 ON Morsenen an
sreb Gienben Dor Sorpoit glorbslt
for Sernbonebroen oo bombdrbereoe
rolbfomt 2amuting fra 6audiopdo
oe 2ufangtai, men trat fig peo Dag
arm iiibd9e. Rusferne fbne5 at 1doe
hbt fbrre Sab og efterlob fig fere
bsbe. BORT 3ab bar to Menb let
fporebe.
en Ulelbing fra 9uropdttin flyer.
at bet pdr Sopanerne, Der ongreb o5
blep laaet til6oge. og at RusIerns
tos II Sanger, hOordf fire bar faas
rebe.
g,ibere meloes Der oper 2nnbon
ON, at Der bar Itaaet ire Doges Nt-
tiIerifdmp meflem @enerol Stu %
IN for rusFH Stbrte 10 Wil noro
for aiao gang, os bpori Sapanerne
hes at bare table 5000 Manb, men
Rpofet er life betr9ftet bberten fra
1ofio eller ct. petersburg.
Npnn fror boa | milit9re 4reb5e
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-13

Sra g2orbfolt, 9o. meGbes famine
Gag: Wleo en- Wlan0 al jim 8eIet,
ming b9ngenbe 5attelugen meo
!oopebet nebab ligger Stonnerteu
Ufontano pad Strunben ub for pea
Sslonb, q. @.s Rebnin9sltation,
bpor ben Itranbebe / y2dt beb Mibz
ndtstioe. aeiten af 9eI9tningen, 6
ialt, reboebes af gtebningsm2nb e.,
ter en- bGlbig & meb Stormen og
8elgerne. Semperdturen bar ldngt
unoer 6rpiepunttet.
Montana, fom bar pad 8ei fra
9ep Dort III GbarleIton, brebes inb
paa Stran6en al en- norblig 8ultng
fun so Wlil fra bet frbgtebe Gdpe
6otteras. Snben 20 Minuter efter.
at Sti6et Itrdnbeoe bar bet fulb af
@anb, og 8glgerne fog inb ober
8attet. aaptojn goobe og be eO,
RICE af 8eiGtningen tog til 3atteIa,
Gen, bDOr De Iurrebe fig fdit, og be
forbleO Der ubfai for ben isnenso'
ginb og battet meb Ss fra 8an6et
fom fprsjtebe op paa benz, til 81. 2
om gftermiboogen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-13
Qanit paa en- Oceanbd q n,s
per.


gelgrubia of Samborg : 4meris
can 2inie fortGller ON en- forfrrbe=
lio OpIepelie 6 Sinner / en- Ortan.
Wnbens 5ort bar ioa burtig. at ben
life tunbe maales meb Stibets
,gange". aaptuin Mugin pener,
bens 9urtigbeb bar 120 MiI / en-
5ime.
Der bar 1900 pas1agerer omborp;
De 9rebes af bib 9Danit, og Sfibsbe'
fetRingen baboe moi at gre meo al
Itbre Oofsposieeererne. Der Ifets
bog ingen ulptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-13

Der nGpnes om flere lllptter Idngs
anIten l9ngere norb pdo, 81. a. fr.
Syiltere llb for Masfa6uIetts apft.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-13
Den rusiilfe Slaaoe
tilintetojort.
@ib.re 8ombdrberin9 q {
6fibenee oDerftsbig.

Rurettes Sfben imob o be n.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-12-08

taIs. llnfsre @ierpro5entoblig gatiOnea
nDtirten geftern 1864! Wun, meine
5erren, icb BIN dun ben MftiOndrerl
nletner 8ant berantiportlih: gluubei1
Sic, baB i1 mid 10 nit galI5sr Rraft
fiir ben PrDmetheu8 i1s 3eug legen
fpiirbe, toenn i1 nitbt ipiiBte, es tit
fur cine quite @ade! Menn ib niht
rnbigen @etpifens fasen fDnnte: nSh
bin bts Grfolges ii6er ih Rdrl
Gdleiter!"
Gr bate f6rieBIi9 sesen feline ges
tpobnbeit fhriea, erregt gefprohsit.
Sebt f9loB er rubtser: rWelhe Muf>
fldringer ipiinfhen Sic nun mod,
6err Me6tsanpalt2 Mit 3ablsn mag
Sbnen 5err 8albin bienen. Wair tam
es nur baraiif an, nleirer prinaipielS
len Gtanbputtft flar3uftellen."
Der leste SaB pertlang bereits IN
etrtem alleemeirtert 8rabpl QluG Mi1b
fttmtnte elm. Gs lag etpas oinreiBenz
bes in Der grt, ipie Guleiter ipruh,
in ietnem itdrfen @elbitbeipuBtfein.
Die ith ontniipfenbe langtpierigt
Debate 3tpif1en 8dlbin unb 8urrs
berg permohte bageeen fein Sntereife
mebr gu erreeen. Sin 5rage= unb Nntz
tportiptl nit sroBen 3ablen. IN benz
8albtn, Der iich ipGbrenb Saleiters
Hebe fein Material augenfAsinlih siiz
re6tgelegt batte, ben Gieg babontrrg,
10 baB au9 fein Geener nit einieem
&nurren unb balben @ntfdulOigungen
fi9 5ufrieben CAB.
@eneraltnnful 8rdnbdu bate fthon
mebrmols na1 Der l1br eeleben. Menn
iebe Sibung 10 lange bauerte, b0rte
f6lieBli6 felbit bas 0ergniigen on
ben Gentlemen auf.
@nbli9 mar au6 Der Reit Der Sds
gesorbnung erlebigt.
Man ftanD elm ipenig berum, fprdb
bon biefen unb ienen, bonn Sbeaber
unb bon Der 8Drfe unb bon ben lebs
ten Observation-Disclosures Damn
trennte man It9.
Iber Saleiter bielt Der NHeffor mod
5uriid.
Gin f9tperer Sag beute -" fagte
Sdleiter perbrtebli9.
Wtlln peritanb m Mugenbltd fdlf9.
@r ertpiberte:: vSie fDnenn mfrs ee@
tpiB nabfiiblert lei9t tpurbe mir es
nibt, mid in papas gntf9luB bias
einaufinben!"
(SortIeBuns folgt.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-12-08
Cites Rapitel.

9lfs WilIn In ben SiBungsfaal bes
Mufii9tsratbs trat, metnte er, Mller
Mugen feien nit einem gleihfam fp0tz
tif9en Musbrud auf ibn eeridbtet. 6ie
tpnbten es ia alle ohne 3Deifel -
baB er unrlittelbar bon Der 6o43eit
bes 8aters fam. Sm Wpraimner erft
bate er ben 5rad nit benz Gebrod
pertauf9en tOnnen
11nb er fiihlte gans senau, ipie tie
ale iiber biefen .Narrenitreih" bes
alten 6errn bahten. Gr feIbit nun
ia! er feIbit fonnte ia tpeber ben
Water, mod Bora periteben. Cora am
aIIerpenisften. 2ora, feline @tiefmut~
ter
gs mar un6 blieb einfah ipiberiin=
mig.
9Iieb es In feinen Mugen aud, troB
aller MusIprahen, blieb es, trobbem er
beate Elm 10 giidlines MufIeuhten In
bes 1dtxrs @eiidt beDboniet battle
unb 2oras iihere Hube angeitaunt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-12-08
9i6tett ,tnO 9rinfet,.

9ieies Sbema itreift Stub. b. Gotts
fcball in 1etnen @rtnneruneen an Noz
bert9, bic in Der 9eutf9en Gepue erz
f6ienen iinb. sSnbem @ottf9au Die
Gubere @rf9einung 8enebtr' f9ilbert,
fast er: SEPT itebt iein Bib i'm sSpper
bes Neuen Sbeaters au 2eipsig, lnb
Die plaitiftbe 6orm, Der 99nitt feiner
Geit9ts3iige betpetfen, baB mir es
ni6t nit einsm Der Gterblinen su
tbun baben, BON benen otpDlf auF Elm
9ubenb geben. Sretlth, mas Der
Marnpr berf9tpeigt, feline @eii9tsz
fdrbung mar nidt IDEAL; ite trug bic
Spursn pon 2ebensgepobnbetten, bic
ME ins l1nmdBige lnb Sabelnspertbe
ausarteten, aber bod fenntlt9e Merfe
male auriidlteBen. 8enebir mar Elm
gutter 8terbdntler. 0rauBen in @obs
lts, on Der 9auptitrabe, an Der tpei<
terbin bas tpadeliee Sdtllerbaus 5tebt,
bate er in Der S9ente Teinsn
Stammtii9, Der nod beute feinen
Namen trdgt unb tpo nod gu feinem
Geburtstas ibm gu g6ren itets cine
fletne pietGtpoGe 5eter beranitaltef
tptrb. glu6 betm &egelf9ub ipiirbigs
te er bic StGrtung, bic ibm @ambrir
nus barbot, rnb beridmabte es aud
ni6t, bic berf9nemmenben Mirfuna
gen Der ,braunen 8ierflutb bur9 etlis
ge Sdndps9en au bdmmen. Dod
bas sef9ab nit MaB, ipenn audi biel@
0abei fhtpebt mir nas Bib etnes
anbern 2eip5iser 9i9ters por, bem
ienes Nab abbanben gefpmmen mar
unb Der bur1 ben Mlfobolismus gu
@rnnbe geri9tet tpurbe. Der lIebers
Ieber 2prb 8Drpns, Der fprmgeipsnbte
Mbolf 8Dttser, Der in feinem 5riib.
lingsmdrhen unb ieinem &ain Bee
a9tenstpertbe unb bamals {ebr bes
a9tete Didtunsen sefdaffen bate,
bulbigte bem braunsn Safte nebr,
als inn autrdslid mar. 3uleBt purzs
be er Der friftallif9e Quen aus benz
feline Mufe fbDpfte. unb tie bers
itummte, tDenn ibr bieier Nettar aus
ben 8ierbrauereien feblte. Sd bes
fu9te ibn einmal in fetnen lebten 2es
bsnsiabren, bic elerb;ngs ni9t bod
binaufrei9ten unb BON benz biblifAen
Mlter nett entfernt blieben. Sn iebem
Simmer 5einer gerdumieen Wobnung
in ber @erberitraBe fanb i9 bolle unb
6albDole 8iersldfer rmherfteben nit
ben fleinen Giftfeltben, ben 2itDrgldz
ferden, unb er ielbit bate in feinem
Mefen bas 3itterige unb llniihere,
bas ben Srintern bon 8eruf eigen iii.
Gin fhDnes Salient unb iper
fpri9t ieBt nod BON feinen DiGtunz
gen9 11nb cine 3eit lang mar Ct ber,
Mittelpnnft aller Geuiletons uab TIL.
tifhen 8ldtter. Mie tpirb es ben grD<
Gen 2Drifern Der @egentpdrt ergeben.
bic audi in alien 3situlgen ltnb SDur-
ralen auspofaunt iperben2 Der MeR
lit @hpeigerl unb bic 2iterdtrree@
| fhidte Elm GROCER airdbof! Mer bat
3eit, bic Snfhriften bon allen bitltn
@rGberrl ab3ulefen2
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-12-08

Die pDsen In preuBen, beibt es,
irgern fi1 iiber bic gpnfiscirung Der
lleberfebnng BON 8ilfe's .Rleiner
Garnifon". Den Deutfden lift Elm
8iiherberbDt nur bic pitante Gauce
gum JrieafIee.
SeDtr giOsrapb iamintt isia
Dpfsr.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-12-08
8ra6
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .A.tst stsVs
Monan uon SSatt1ts po4r Bo6cftib.

gen 5u Tim emppr, unb iie reic1te linn
bic 9dnb. Nber fte f9iittelte 3uglet9
ben 8opf. sd tunn mir nur felbit
rothen nur felbft helfen, Dot
tor :"
sJrGuletn Qprd, bds fam in ges
tptfem Slime ieber menf9 nur. Sd
bab' aber, als i9 10 gan5 elenb unb
berlafen lag, franf an Geele unb
8Drper, re9t empfunben, mas elm
ausfpre9eu pertb iit. Wenn i9 buz
mails sSbren Snfel ni9t gebabt bate
- tpo mar id9 iebt9"
gs fam tptrflt9 Elm @9tpar,fen
iiber Tie. Senn in ar ben Sagen bate
fte bus 8ebiirfniB Der Mnlebnung em=
pfunben, bes fib Mnpertrauens. ltnb
biefer feltfame Mann bier, bas fiiblte
'ite, tpdr ibr Elm treuer Sreunb.
Iber fein Mort trat iiber ibre 2ipz
pen. gi9t 10 besbalb, neil lie fiir6z
tete, neil iie tpuBte, baB er nt6t nur
tbr 5reunb mar, buB er ite liebte une
baB bds, mas fte ibnt bGtte Iagen mill
fen, i'm unTdslid i4per treffen tpiirz
be. Sbrem petblt9en gmpftnben mar
es nnm0glia, fi9 benz Manne an3uz
bertrauen.
go9 tmmer itanb er bor thr unb
lab fie nit feinem etren 9luge bur6@
brtngenb, fori6enb unb fragenb unb
traurig an. llnb er las bielIeibt bod
in tbrer Seele ettpas bon benz, mas ite
bepegte unb bef6tperte.
Senn ct fa9te nun plDBli4, in rrz
btgerem Son, aber einbrinelt9 unb
1ebr ernft: uSrdulein 2oru, einen
Rdtb tpentgftens fam ib Sbnen du4
10 geben. Seine eigene, ionbern eine
uralte 2ebenspeisbit: r0er gntibluB
, 1904-06-30
GOLD MOUNTAIN
Immense Rich Gold Placer Beds Found
On Jack Creek Near Saratoga.

What is believed to be thegreat-
est discovery of gold in the state
of Wyoming has been located on
properties belonging to @. P.
Clemmons and Thomas Gartman
of Saratoga.
The property is located on Jack
Greek about eleven miles from
Saratoga and consists of a large
acreage of cemented gravel, only a
small part of which has been dug
up.
Samples which have been taken
from near the surface for assay
have been found to contain $3.50
in gold, according to the test of
the Colorado Assay Co., of Den
YER. The Burlingame assay Office
finds SIP in gold to the ton and a
later assay made by Cardwell OF
Rawlins shows the gravel to be
worth SIG in gold to the ton.
The location of these gold beds
, 1904-06-30
The Light o: the Harem.

Miss Lilly Brown, the teacher of
the Grammar department of the
public school, is quite an artist.
She has charge of the drawing III
the public school here and has
been quite successful, some of her
charges showing remarkable tai
ent, while all did very well in
deed.
Miss Brown is quite enthusiast
tic in her school work and has de-
termined to donate a fine water
color painting, a copy of the fam
GUS work by Sichel, entitled "The
Light of the Harem," which hangs
in the Metropolitan Museum of
Art, in New York City, to be raf-
fed off for the purpose of obtain
ing models for the children to
work by. The painting which
she donates is worth $50 without
the frame. The school board
has consented to furnish the
frame and the work will then De
offered for rattle.
Miss Brown is preparing to
send a collection of the drawings
of the scholars here, something
over INT hundred in number, to
the Industrial Convention, which
is to meet in Casper next Septem-
Der. These drawings have excit-
ed the admiration Of every one
who has seen them, and the re-
markable part of the matter is,
That each sketch was begun and
completed at one sitting.
, 1904-06-30
MINING EXPERT
6ARvIN'S VIEWS
Thinks the Ferris-Haggarty . Great
Mine-will Make Report Favorable to
the Exploiting Of the Home Run Prop
erty Adjoining That Nine.

G.. j. Garvin, a Denver mining
expert, who had been on a visit to
the Ferris Haggarty mining dis
trict, passed through here yester-
day on his way home. He was up
here in the interest of the Home
Run people, who own the extern
sion of the Rudefeha vein. In
speaking Of the Ferris Haggarty
mine he said:
"That is a great mine they have
there. Twenty-Five feet of ore is
something immense. There is
Don for another great mine,
equally as rich-that of the Home
Run people, upon whose property
l am to report. l shall advise
them to open up their property,
and | am quite sure that they will
find the same vein which is now
making such a wonderfully rich
mine of the Rudefeha."
, 1904-06-30
Branch Store at Pearl.

W. L. Ashley, of the firm OF
Ashley g. Son, of this place, made
a trip to Pearl last week, return
ing Saturday. He went to look
the ground over with the view OF
putting a branch drug store al
that place to be under the care OF
DR.. Crawford, who is now station
ed there. While Mr.. Ashley
thinks it rather early to enter that
field, still he believes the pros
poets Of that town are quite
bright, and they will put in a
small stock which will be added
L u-M aa|1
, 1904-06-30
Heavy Frost Damages Gardens.

The drop in the temperature
last Friday night vas some.
thing remarkable. On Saturday
morning a white frost greeted the
good people of this valley and
when the sun came out vegeta-
ton wilted before it's rays. Po-
tatoes were cut almost to the
ground: alfalfa, which was look.
ing unusually fine, took on a rath.
er discouraged air for a time, but
is about recovered. So far as We
have been able to learn the frost
caught almost everything which
it could reach, and left its mark
on it, yet injuring nothing be-
yond redemption. 1t was one OF
the severest frots that this coun-
try ever knew at this time of the
year.
, 1904-06-30
Operation on Little simonson Girl.

Meyrl Simonson, the little
S-year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Simonson, of this place, was
operated on in the Wesley Hos
pital, in Chicago, a week ago last
Tuesday, for some trouble in her
lower limbs. The operation is
thought to have been quite sue.
cessful and the littlk one is now
resting easy in a plaster cast,
which embraces her body from
the hips down. Mrs. Simonson is
with her little daughter, having
gone east a month ago for this
operation.
, 1904-06-30
Miss Sanders Will Net Return.

Word has been received here
that Miss Sanders, the primary
teacher in u public school, will
not return here, having secured
the LIST grade primary in the East
Ward school in Aspen. This is
the school where Miss Sanders
was educated and she naturally
takes great pride in teaching
where she was formerly a pupil.
She will be missed from the Sara
togs school. where she was a fay-
orite, both with the scholars and
the teachers.
, 1904-06-30

working. Where the first samples
were taken from is within a few
hundred feet of Jack creek and an
extensi We coal bank is within a
quarter of a mile.
The ore is free milling and can
be mined with a pillow and scraper
and hauled to the mill with very
little expense. While only a small
part of the gravel has been assay
ed, a similar formation extends
for many acres, the extent Of
whi,h is unknown and there is no
estimate of the depth of the gold
bearing stone. Should the re-
mainder of the gravel prove as
rich as that which has already
been tested, and there is every
reason to believe that it is, the
discovery of Messrs. Clemmons
and Gartman will stand as the
most important mining PROPOSE
ton that has yet been discovered
in this section.
There is some talk already of
establishing a 500 stamp mill in
Saratoga which will do much to
aid to the business and prosper
ity of the town.--Wyoming Tub,
, 1904-06-30
Hazel Triskle Back.

Hazel Trickle, the little girl
whose limb was SO badly crushed
a few weeks ago by being run
over by her fathers freight wag-
on, has returned from Denver en-
tirely well and with a good limb.
DR.. Maghee, who attended the
girl at the time of the accident,
states that it was one of the most
complicated cases he ever handled
and he is much pleased at the
great success which attended his
efforts to save the limb.-Rawlins
journal.
, 1904-06-30
John P. Finch TO Wed Miss Psrr.

The center of matrimonial &C
tivity in the upper country seems
to have shifted a little for the
time being, but just as a matter
of accommodation to the victims
of Cupid's dart.
License to wed was issued yes
terday to John P. Finch and Miss
Clara NJ. Parr, of Riverside.
1t is understood that prominent
people of Encampment are taking
steps that will furnish sufficient
inducement for the young people
in Encsmpment.-Rawlin Re-
publican.