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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-14
LOCAL AND SUBURBAN.

Friends of Circuit Attorney Folk hav,
drawn a tentative platform to be present
eG at tho State Convention. Tho docu
ment will contain strong antiboodl,
plank and will demand that Legislation
on bribery subjects.
Fire in the Columbia School building in
ficts damage amounting to 5000.
Health Commissioner Simon has sub
mittcd samples of beef supplied to city
institutions to the Citv Bacteriologist
The Illinois Board of Health in n crcu
lar on consumption announces that the
disease can be cured in almost any eli
mate.
John W. Parker, 10 years old, ended his
life by drinking prussic acid.
st. Louis clergymen will be entertained
in the Texas building at the Worlds Fair
this afternoon.
An armed posse searches the woods in
Sc Louis County for the man who as
saulted Rosie Slcisner.
Contests in twenty-one city wards in
the Democratic Convention were an
nounced yesterday by Thomas F. Mulvi-
hill.
Under the influence OF the love OF a
young woman neighbor, Henry c. Menke
OF Carsonvflle. st. Louis County. who was
adjudged incompetent three years ago,
has so far improved that he believes he
is capable of managing his own affairs
and seeks to be declared sane by the
Probate Court of Clayton.
The framework of Santos-Dumont's
airship has been taken to the Brazilian
building for exhibition.
The Executive Commissioners Associa-
tion has suggested 25-cert admissions to
the Exposition after s o'clock p. m.
The Board OF Lady Managers of the
Worlds Fair will consider plans for phi
lanthropic work at its quarterly meeting
to-day.
Whethet the taking of life should be
made permissible in its proposed code Of
ethics delegates to the American osteo-
yesterday. decided that it should be left
TO individual discretion.
In discussing the constitutional provi-
sion that grants a witness the right to re-
fuse to answer a, question on the ground
that It might ineriminate. Assistant Cir
cult Attorney Hancock says that it fire.
Queutly Is a hindrance to the prosecution
and fayors an amendment.
John H. Schnettler pleaded guilty to
bribery in connection with Suburban Rail-
way deal His sentence will not be fixed
for two weeks.
At the meeting of Catholic educators
yesterday the Reverend Father Mulhove
declared against commencement exercises.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-14

and Savings Bank will Be changed to the
East St Louts Trust Company.
The new Board Of Directors ts com-
posed Of Henry D. Sexton, president and
Henry ]. Buerki. Henry W. Hempe, W. H
Hill. Anthony 1sch. c. Resb. Henry
Roewe John J. wles and Edmund wal
lace OF the directorate Of the Southern H.
ltnois National Bank and ". S. Forman.
Daniel Sullivan. Robert Bethman, F. A.
AhrinR, A. B. Daab and F. GiessinR Of the
old Board Of Directors Of the East 81
Louis Trust and Savings Bank.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-14
BREAD Thief PLEADS HUNGER.
Police Say lama Took Loaves at
Different Times.

Edward lama. timer. was arrested
early yesterday morning for stealing five
loaves of bread from a bread box at the
corner Of Garfield and Hodiamont ave-
nues.
According to Patrolmen Harrison and
Girard. of the Mounted District. who made
the arrest, lama did not take the FIVE
loaves at once, but he had been robhing
the bread box for several mornings TAX
ing Fl loaf each morning since July g.
lama has been living in the woods near
Suburban Garden, and declares he took
the bread because he was hungry.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-14
st. Loui. Po.t-omce Receipts.

st. Louis Post-Omce Receipts.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Washington. July 13.-The gross postal
receipts at the st. Louis Office this year in.
June were s2s6.1T. an increase of si2.525N
over June last year. Receipts at Kansas
City were s105.490 an increase of A.ass
At Dallas the receipts were s2s.0O1. an in
crease of 1851.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-14
Judge Mcdonald Announces That
Sentence May Not Be Passed
for Two Weeks.
TO BRING IN OTHER BRIBERS.
Court Allows Defendant Time in
Which to Arrange Business
Affairs Before Going to
the Penitentiary.
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. STATUS OF DOODLE CASES
0 THAT HAVE BEEN SETTLED

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q STATUS OF DOODLE CASES
. THAT HAVE BEEN SETTLED .
o JULIUS LEHMANN-In the PEN Z
q itentiary serving his sentence Of Z
. seven years for the city lighting Z
q bribery deal. 4
o EMIL HARTMANN-In the Peni- 4
. tentiary serving his sentence of five Z
. years for the city lighting bribery q
q deal. 4
q EDMUND BERSCH-Pleads gull q
. ty; now in the Penitentiary serving Z
. his sentence of two years for the .
. city lighting bill deal. Z
. CHARLES J. DENNY-Plea OF .
. guilty to bribery in the city light .
. Ing deal accepted; will be sentenced Q
. July 10. q
q JERRE J. HANNIGAN-Plea Of q
. yuilty to bribery in the Suburban .
q deal accepted will be sentenced q
q July 10. q
. JOHN H. SCHNETTLER-Plea Of q
. guilty to bribery in the city light q
. ing deal accepted: may be SEN Q
. fenced in two weeks. q
u<>< 90 = 80 >>>u
The second plea OF guilty to the charge
of bribery in connection with the Suhur-
han Railway deal occurred yesterday,
when John H. Schnettler appeared in
Judge McDonald's division of the Circuit
Court and asked permission to withdraw
his former plea Of not guilty and substi-
tute plea Of guilty.
He was accompanied by his attorneys,
Simon s. Bass and Willis H. Clark.
schnettler did not display any emotion
and held his brief conversation with Judge
Mcdonald in clear. even tones.
Judge Mcdonald granted the permission
and said that he understood from the de-
fendant's attorneys that he desired time
to get his affairs in shape before begin
ming his sentence.
This the court allowed. deferring the
passage of sentence for two weeks Judge
Mcdonald said that II at the expirc ton
of this time further stay was desired It
would be granted.
ne announceu lhae Tic SENTENCE Wouio
be two years in the Penitentiary.
Schnettler held a conversation with Cir
cult Attorney Folk before he entered the
courtroom. He said he held no malice
against the Circuit Attorney for the
prosecution which resulted in his convic-
ton.
The effect of Schncttler's action will
probably be to bring in others Of the
boodlers who are indicted in connection
swith the Suburban deal Schnettler IL
possessed OF many business interests and
is considered well to do. He owns a sa-
loon and hall, which he will probably sell.
He will dispose of his interests II he is
unable to place them in suitable hands,
and will leave his family well provided
for.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-14
HON. JUDsoN w. LYONS.

pleasure in informing YOU that my i'm
provement is very great indeed. / did
not expect 20 improve 81 quickly after
suffering for five long years. / am feeling
very good and strong. I thank you so
much FOE Perrna. shall recommend it
to all suffering with the effects of ca
tarrh ana consider it a household bless
ing. ] shall never be without Peruna -
Mrs. Kate Eohn.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-14

Two hundred lives are lost in flood
which wipes out the town Of San Juan del
Monte. Philippine Islands. The streets of
Manila are Under water and the property
loss Is placed at s., ,O00
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-14
LADY MANAGERS TO CONSIDER
PLANS FOR PHIL LANTHROPIC WORK

That Something Besides Entertaining Must Be Done Is to Be the
Slogan Board Members Quarterly Meeting ToDayDf
cue Between President and Secretary Will Also Come
Up
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-14
REGISTER OF THE j. S. TREASURY
USES PE-RU-NA FOR SUMMER CATARRH
Summer Catarrh
Affects nen
and Women.

HoEK;. K.,;r,a2 5UpsoS .; "; Y. Lyons; 1-oi,sS
States Treasury, In a letter
from Washington. ID. c.. says:
81 find Pergns to he an ex.
ceIlenfremedy for the catarrhal
affections of spring and sum-
ner and those who suffer
from depression from the heat
of the summer viii find no
remedy the equal of Peruna."
-Jadson W. Lyons.
No man is better known in the
financial world than Judson W.
His name on every piece of
money of recent dste makes his
signature one of the most ia
miliar ones in the United States.
Two Interesting Letters from
Thankful Women.
Miss Eleanor Lindblum. z5
Jackson street, Milwaukee. Wis.
writes:
tifne dkC TtEUnA was
recommended to ME so highly as
d nerve tonic that l decided to
try II. especially as the doctors
did not eeem to do me any gooN
My condition was serious. i was
run down from overwor... and
worry. and my nerves were in a
dreadful condition. / could not
sleep. and my appetite was moth
ing to speak Of After had
taken Peruna for a week. / was
sleep and my appetite began to in
! was greatly pleased and contin
take Peruna for some time, until
am a well woman with a solendi
stitution. In fact. ] never felt be
therefore praise Peruna to all as
good medicine. Miss Eleanor Lin
Summer Catsrrh.
Mrs. Kate Bohn. 11s willouehbv
brooklyn. n. Y. writes:
When ] wrote you l was trouble
frequent headaches, dizzy, stranR
ing in the head. sleeplessness.
feelings. faintness and numbness.
times / had heartburn. NV food
rise to my throat after every me,
my bowels were very irregular.
1 wrote you for advice, and I no
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-14
Pe-ru.na Contains No Narcotics.

one reason why Peruna has found per-
manent use IN so mary homes is that
IL contains no narcotics of any kind. Pc
runn 10 perfectly harmless 1t can he
used any length of time without acQuir-
ing 4 drug habit Peruna does not pro-
duce temporary results. 1t is permanent
In its effect
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-14
CARRIES 100000
TO BUY 4 BANK.

Continued From Page One.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-14

designations Of a majority Of the Board
Of Directors. awaited his pleasure.
Mr.. Sexton. accompanied by two mes
sensers. each carrying valises filled with
money, hastened to tho East st. Louis
Trust and Savings Bank as soon as he
was notified that his offer would be ac-
cepted.
The stock was transferred to Mr.. Sex
ton. who called a meeting Of his asso-
ciates. Nine Of the Board OF Directors OF
the Southern Illinois National Bank and
six OF the members OF the Board Of Di-
rectors Of the East St. Louis Trust and
Savings Bank acquired the stock which
Mr.. Sexton had purchased. and elected
him president in the place Of NJ. n. Ste
phens.
DEPOSITS ALSO TRANSFERRED.
Half an hour later the directorate of the
Southern Illinois National Bank. which
eIso comprised a majority Of the new
Board of Directors Of the East St. Louis
Trust and Savings Bank. voted to transfer
the banking business, with its deposits Of
800 600. to the Southern Illinois National
Bank.
The old Board of Directors Of the East
St. Louis Trust and Savings Bank mean
time had authorized notice to the de-
positors and patrons Of the bank inform
ing them Of the change and requesting
them TO transfer their business and con-
tinue 1t with the Southern Illinois Nation
al Bank.
In his contract with the old Board Of
Directors of the East st. Louis Trust and
Savings Bank. Mr.. Sexton agrees to take
over all stock that In offered and IN noy
for 1t at the rate Of t225 a share until
July Is. This io expected to give every
stockholder an opportunity to dispose of
his stock at the cost price.
The business Of the East st. Louis Trust
and Savings Bank will be greatly curtailed
by the transfer Of the banking depart
ment. and 1t is understood that no moro
new business will be accepted in the near
future.
Tbs name Of the East st. Louis Trust
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-14

TON. JUDSON W. LYONS.
1 Register of the United
States Treasury. In a letter
from Washington, ID. c.. says:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-23
SjGlp iOr Cripple Seller"

Hat6anael aeaep. len0t unO.r
Raonet oGripple aeneD". en- liae
4pisoren9 iOm be iioTte fem 2(ar
bar 6cppet Omtrin9 paa @aOerne
Omd4a paa eet Ben og peo en- Gtot
% iolgt 9laoe, sr 6leoet inolagt paa
ct. ,5oiep5s 6oipital for at faa tit
on6et oisne Ben be6an6let.
5or no9en 9io IiOen fatteoe e.
u. genion Snteresie FOR 9rengen og
unocris9te, 6pao Der funbe 9pres for
bdm.
0perlqgen paa !ooIpitalet T9et, at
9enet tan 6lipe rettet, ioa ban tan
femme til at gau pao bet, men &naz
ct oil idnOfpnligois 6lipe itiot.
oRate" er itorartet 9luo oeo at
tante paa, at ban mart itul blipe /
Stano til at gaa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-23
Sinosigse<Nipl branot.

gaoine Gountp SinbsipgeaIpl
iom laa beo @utliff, a Wlil Oelt for
Racine. neo6renote 5reoags 9lfs
tes til 0runoen.
Sloen uobreb omtrent ST. 9 ON
Sben ub6rsb omtrent ST. 8 ON
9lftenen ben norbre apiIt. Oct
bar itiae 8eir, Idd Sloen gre6 life
6urtig om Zig. Der par 1913 patien=
ter / gp9ningen. men bet lDttebes
Superintenoent OoerIon o9 6uItra
tiaige meo GrSSuperintenbelten
CO bans 6uitru og beres 0jelpere,
at fdd oem alle ub, ltenot flere al
rem bar ar96lin9e.
Der bar paa intet 5iospunft no
gen ftorre 6are. naar unotages ben,
at Patienterne blep pilDe, oQ at oe
leo al Aaloen. De bleb an6raqt
Saltegulet og cnere V99nln9er, G9
lenere Tom Der 6ormere meo Sore
teier % tprte Statlerne til 8ribapz
tiittirten, Iom lig9er en- 6alb g}if
norO for 2(fplet. g}ogle bleo ,,froit
Bitten, men Dog lite farligt. Otte
a ii al De iinosiDae iaones. og man
peO ''te, ON be finOes bos 6armere
/ Qarbeoen. eIler be er flogteOe De,
Iom par 5orparing, er ienere fert
til gDen, boor Der miblertioig er
Tsr9et For oem,
5urmere og Qlinlets 5ienere ar
bei0eoe al aGe arafter for al ilutle
Sloen meo 9ano fra en- arteiilf
grsn6, men al Q(nitrengelie bar fors
gaOes. Slbcn itunOieoe fprIt. oa
cen lite fanbt mere g}ering. - STD.
ben anIlaas til 100000.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-23
f ordelagtigt Tilbud,
,,Danskeren" og ,,Norden"
for ST. SO.

9lae bore 9(6onnenter, Iom inr.
ienber getalins for ,0orItc1en" til
9atO og ct 9tar 5Otltuo, fan fau
bet pragtige, fine og eIegante illuitr,
5amiliebloo ,,Norben" frit / ct 9(or,
De af bore 9lbOnnenter, fom bar
betaft / Soritub, fan ogIaa fac
oglorben" frit beb at inbfenbe $1.5O
for bpilfet 8eleb ,9aniferen" til be-
res qtbresie tpitteres ct 9tar frem.
9uit, at bette 5iIbub eelber fun
for en- fort 5ib, ba ,,Norben"s g1et.
topris mart bil blioe forbsiet til
$1.00 pr. Nar9ang. 8eIiillineer
meo inbbetalte 9eleb maa berfor be.
re os 6enbe Ienelt 1. Mdrts b. u
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-23
Smaba-3Omrer ifgoer en-
&Din0e.

ct. 2ouis, %. 5ebr. 5smrer 5
u. Sigler al Omuba og Mrs. Sulio
Smith, @nfe Der al gpen, benligget
Eadrot Iaareoe paa 6erparenbe Gitb.
6ofpital, og bet antages, at Sigler
pil be. Oenne tom efter aflagt 5ils
ltacelIe Der til gpen enc og alene
for at br9be @nien, boem ban be-
itplote for at babe leget meo bans
6blelier. @rnsIt Wtoobs, ben bel
bige 5rier, bar til Steoe / 6uiet,
bo Sigler inofanbt fig; men ban
6leo ja9et paa 8gren meb en- Hepol=
Der for gtGIan, 6ooNfter Sigler /
6enoes Sgns N9roprelIe iteb benbe
to Stub / 0ooeoet og fig Ielp ct gem
mem 9i9rnen.
Siglers 8op9l / Oma6a er 403
Rprtb 19t6 Street, men ,,0ma6a
9ailp See, 6oOrfra ,9anTteren"
bar @fterretningen, peb NJ oper BET
te intet om BAN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-23
Wlulis enfning al Wlinneiotas
llniperiitet.

Gn 9bfus= og 0ip9t9eritis=G =Gpi.
oemi truer WlinHiotas Statsuni.
periitet meo autning for inOeparen4
be 2(ar. Non frpgter for, at mon
ital TONNE til at opleoe noget fig.
nece. Iom Gornell llnioeriitet bleo
1iemIBgt af 6jor.
Der iagttoges ben itprite 6emme.
lia6eb meo !9enfpn til Smitiotens
l6breOelIe, men besuagtet amer man
at Situationen er farlig. s eel
aoitbu5 bar Y Stubenter oaret M
latte for 8ip6t6eritis, og ct anOct
er tire 6lepne 6darbt angrebne Al
Epfus. Mian mener, fom fu9t, Al
bet bill bebirte llniDeriitetets Gut
ming
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-23
13. Warg.
9anif=W Wmerifanlt.
Dan q IN ma Ititi Omaha.

> n t y p m n a tit / 8 m + a..
@n banit @pmnaftifforening itarz
te0es forleben Smaha mso
n9iten 100 Wleblemmer. 9eitDrelien
tom til at beitau at felgenoe pels
tenbte DANTE: Pr9iioent @rif Sem
fen, 9icepreiiOent u. S6ouboe,
Sefret9r 8. 9uiarbin, 8dsierer
Gbas. Serenien, 5inantsiefret9r ..
5aman og RebiIorerne g. Ssrenfen
goien og 9ans &nubien. Stpnt
9opeobe9ten bill 6libe Iagt paa @pm>
naItif, bill 5oreningen ogfaa tuge az
items Sor9t og Sport op, iom +.
gfs. grpbnin9, o5ug=of=Mar" 0. +.
b., og felp fere af Omobds elbIte
9orgere, iom T. SIS. 9r. g. Ssren@
len 8oien, adbenbart enbnu Smaz
9as itarteIte 9aniter, blep optuget
fom Meolemmer, mebbeIer D. D.
pioneer."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-23
Nnslano bOrtuiier S1ocr.

Sra Berlin meloes ben 20. Je6r.,
at Sgoer Der bar mootdget llnoer@
refining ON, at ben rusiiIte Hegering
bar bortpilt bele ben isroelitilte gez
foltning ira Omit, 2omlt og ga
tutit lamt ira dae gper langs ben
trdnsIiberiIte Sern6ane, men ben
gegrunbelle, at be tunoe re6e be mi.
litGre Semmeligbeoer til Sapanes
iernc. De uooiite SSsoer faar life
9op at BRUCE Sern6dner, men bar
begDnot ben lange Ularcb gennem
Sneen og | bet 6itierlig toloe gejr
iii SteCer. boOr be fan Tinbe Sitter
beo. Ere 5uIinbe rammes af Bort
oi8nin9sorbren, og mango of benz
pil idnbipnligbis 6ufte unber for
ReiIens 9eibGrligbeoer.
Den onbe frpgter altio, Rusluno
Oeb, at BET lite tan regne Ssoerne
6ldnot fine 0enner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-23
9 m III & arriere.

Sra Omaha meooeler oDannez
brog", at en- Oanlt ManO, 9r. gdl=
bemar Uli4delIen, Spn af @rosie=
rer Sigparb Uti9aelIen peoer
Sframsgabe, fornDlig bar fadet til
belt en- operoronet Cg betroet Stilz
ling, ioet ban er uonepnt til ,,@itD
Glectrieian" for Omabu og ,Stotss
electrician" for g2e6raltd. 0r. NGz
haelien, Der / be 1iblte tire Qlar bar
p9ret Diretter for ,,Meitern @lectr.c
So" | Oma6a = en- Sitting, ban
6etl9ber, inotil ban fan tiltr9be i'm
nDe Yoit - er operdlt gtebrdIta Ell
oeltenot 6orretningsmanb, Der tr
I9roeles afbolbt for i'm itore @lif=
oGroig9eo og lit Dittige SpbeO. .6dn
er / bet belle tdget ct Imutt SsSis
pad, 6oab @nergi og 0pgtigbeb fan
fore til, iDet ban uOen no9en SIS
amen, men fun beo i'm PerIonli96eb,
bar foritddet at arbejoe fig frem. s
2lmerita bar ban up9Olbt fig / II
@ar, og Iom ale, Der tommer til
bennt 9eroensbel. bar ban 9eepn=
betTen p9ret meget omtumlet af
SfGbnen. Gfter faa Nors Ssorlp6
opnaaebe ban bog Qtniettelfe fom
Sngenigr bos ,,@OiIon @eneral @lecz
trio Go.," berfru ff ban 9oiten Tom
W1ditiningenipr paa Staten Rebra=
has itore sSnititut for QanbsTpage,
bborfra ban iluttelig obergit Stilz
lin9en fom 2eosr of oWeitern @lec=
trio 60" Smaba.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-23
,Gn frpsttlis GfspluiiOn.
"a Ulenne ter pm 10 m m e r,
og lere anbre dares.

81 Telegram fra Salt Gate Gitt
| af 10. 5e6r. meIoer, at to Sern6a4
neoogne, laoebe meo 0bnamit, el
etsploOereoe pua Saction Station
pad Sout6ern paeific Sernbane, 8s
Ueil oeit for Ogoen.
SdctIon Station brugtes p9ients
Zig iom 9elegrafitation, men Der bar
lat en- Del 5rd9tpogne paa Sibeipos
ret til grug for nogle 2lrbejoere
meo 5amilie. Snb til oisle 8ogue
itoo De to, iom bar labebe meb 9nz
ndmit, og man mener, at be, iom
6oebe be fsrite, bogitdoelig blep
rebne Stumper peo Gtsploiionen.
lllDtten fOradrIagebes al ct ,,@us
ter 5rdin". iom leb imoo be meb
0pnamit laOebe 8ogne.
Sem 9otomotiper ipl;ntreoes fuloz
it9noig, og "a Wenneter br9btes,
oeriblanbt Stationsforitanoeren,
bans 6uitru og tire gern, Iamt en-
&unonttgr.
0esuoen iadreoes rigeliqt en-
Snes Menneiter mer cllet minbte
betboeligt,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-23
Sernbanefrig.
J 5drmerne bra9er 6prbe.
fen berdF.

Sioen ,.Gbicago @reat geeltern"
sSernbdne naaeoe til Omaha, bar Der
peret aria mellem oenne og be Glbre
gdner, lom lsber oerinO. Den M
9dne begbnbte at nebfatte 5raets
priierne fra Omabd til Gbicaeo.
5or en- llges Sio iiben iatte ,,Gbi,
cago dno Rortb Weitern" ganen iaa
5ragtpriIerne enbnu lapere. Gu bar
feritnepnte gdne after iIoaet &c. pr.
9uIbel al paa prifen fra @tationer
| Hebr. til Gbicago. 0enne Heos
fattelIe ietter 5rastpriien for Spes
be til &c. os for Wlais til &c. fra
Stationer beo MisTourifloben til
Gbicago. Den nb pris er fun om-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-23
9anit 9illeo6u9ge
fun t.

zen Oonife 8iGeo6u9ger 8pnnez
fen, Der, fom omtalt, i'm 3ib If
ct Imi9renOe 3ilbub ON at ubfDre
en- 3atfe Stulpturer, Iom ffulbe an
0enoes oetordtipe 2jeneO paa 9er=
OensuOitillin9en Ct. 2ouis, afIlog
al forIfeGlige 8runbe bet omtalte
aiIbuO o9 Orog / stebet til 9aris,
60ur ban fof 9iocn op6oloer Ii9.
aunitneren bill bog liDe repreienz
teret pad @erOensubIti1ingen CT.
9ouis, ioet ban Der 9iper Wlpbe meo
en Hefte 8ronceafitpbninger af for
ifeli9e Statuetter, Der tioligere bar
baret fremme paa G6arlotten6org=
u0itillin9en 8Dben6apn.
,G6ic. g."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-23
Moralen / Omaha.

Oma9a, %. 3e6r. Deb SenDa9st
qubstjeneiten / @aar forefalot ne.
benItaaenbe uotalelier fra to al 9B.
ems YrGbiteItole.
o36e 9repers 3ruIt" % pore else.
tutipe GmbeOsmanb 6erer 2(nioarst
ior bet 9aitens 0p6, Der Gag fin
oes Omaba. (ReO. 6u6ert s,
9erring).
o8efoltningen Oma6a 6ersr
glnIparet for Den n9rp9nnoe Dan-
qrenoe moralife 5ilitano", (Reo. IS
Gom6il Smit6).
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-23

faa baarot 9rug fra alIe iineStrios-
pil et9pert 5rpt blibe lagt. pad Gull
rem, at ban beO ale muligs MibIsr
iii isge at forbinbre, at 8altane
falpsen refer fig. S bette 8jemeO
bill etbbrt Srpt blipe lagt paa Gull
tanen, og man betragter bet iom
gioet, at oenne mere berebpilligt bill
lptte til aeiieren eno til nogen an
ben Wdno.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-23

trent en- 5reoiebel uf tiOli9ere pri.
icr og er Den iaOefie pris, Der nogeu
Sinbe er betdlt for 5ragt of aorns
iorter fra WdsIouri til GbicagO.
yleoiattelien fra Soma eller fra
Misiisiippi til 6bicago brpber ,,G9.
8r. 10" lig life ON at tonturrere
meo. Der mener ben not at BABE ii9
5rdgten iitret.
9eitens 5armere bar bit intet
imoo, ON oenne arig bliOer forti1t
/ en- ubegreniet 5remtio.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-23
ScrnbanenlDffe.

auntafee, ST., %. 6ebr. timber
en- So9ulntte, iom Wlorges fete
meb ct Gtstratpg, bpori befanbt Tg
"anig6ts Of Columbus, blep / Ners
beoen al Nouponia ct WlenneIte
orGbt os fem alporlist tpeltebe. Gn
9osn, 6ppri Der befanot fig 25 pers
foner, rulleoe belt omtring. Den
orabtes Napn er Sames Martin.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-23

qllerebe lengere Sio bar Der
guaet Hbgter ON, at Der paa ct.
Domingo 6erlter bet Itr9tteligIte
9ar6ari. Ulistantc mob cen eller
flere Wl9no par for Wlooparten not
til at Ienbe Oeotommenbe inb @pigs
beben uoen 9yor6sr. Sau bar De
forfulgte naturlist Iegt 3ilflugt
bos fremmebe aonIuloter. Nu ben
II. bs. berettes bet ira NdIbington,
at Wlinilter por.n jaFt baT unoer@
rettet Statsoepartenc1tst ON, at
San 0omingos Sniurgenter bar
tr9nst fig inb / llniteb States Sons
iulot | Samana ben 9. 5ebr. og meO
.bebebnet Stbrfe ubtaget en- Del
6lD9tninge.
5laabebepartementet er blepet ans
mobet ON at bragg Omiorg for, al
be amerifanite Snteresfer pao gen
iifres geltpttelie. Dette iibite 8rut
paq international Cob, tillisemet
ulobliee Sanblineer SOrtiben, bill
mener man, lebe til, at llniteb eta.
tes iii lfribe ino os tase fig at 9lf4
f9rerne poo Den.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-23
Mineefsp

ct. paul, %. 6e6r. 5 @aar 1s-
te Der Oesparre en- GjrubeetspIoiion
Monroeminen peo Dulut6y 6ooroeD
en- pitrigif Minearbejber @iobanni
2nfOen, 5lep fprGngt / imaa Stum:
per, o9 mango andre Q(rbeibere blep
foeiteoe eller fdarebe. st oefeft
granbrpr bar GfsploIionens Qtars
iog.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-23
Irnkr,t 9enJrtta
Ko0ebo0.

Denne Sos ct paa lit Omraaoe abiolut ct
Stpffe ieriie 8laSies eiteratur, Der eebet
Of fort 5ib bar funoet Ell eneitaoenbe 2lfiGt.
ming ganmarf. 9lue roier ben. $50 Siber.
Yris OmIlas Sl20. imuft inbb. s1.70.
Oanifb 2utb. pubf. Soufe,
Blair, Nebr.