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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-10-12
KARRER ROBBED THE BANK.
Mrs. karrer Confesses and Turns Over
MISSING Fund

Missing Fund.
Council Bluffs, Oct. 11-Mrs. Karl
Karrer of Treynor admitted today
that her husband had confessed to her
the robbery of the Treynor Savings
bank last Thursday. She also turned
over to Sheriff Canning $1,O15 of the
plumber and advised him where $500
more could be secured. This makes a
total recovery Of $1,415, while the bank
claims to have lost $1,522. Karrer says
thtat he can not account for the miss
ing $107 unless he lost it from his
pockets in running thru the corn fields
in his efforts to escape.
The $480 was recovered today from
Hugh Hieber, farmer near Under
wood, to whom it had been paid last
Friday by Mrs. Karrer to cancel a note
which Karrer owed. Hieber did not
know that the money came from the
bank robbery and as soon as it's source
was explained at once surrendered the
money to the officers.
Mrs. Karrer also confessed that she
is the woman who secured the livery
team in Council Bluffs with which
Karrer drove to Treynor to rob the
bank. She declares, however, that she
had no knowledge of her husbands
intent and did not know of the robbery
until he confessed it to her the day
following. He then gave her the mon
ey and told her to pay Hieber the note
and keep the balance. She says that
she advised him to return 1t to the
bank, but the. officers arrested Karrer
before she could protest further.
According to Mrs. Karrer, her hus-
band recently offered her $4,000 If she
would get a divorce. He is said to
have been intimate with a neighbor's
daughter, who has also shown much
interest in Karrer since his arrest.
Karrer is said to have spent the night
following the bank robbery at the
home Of August Olderog in Treynor
and Olderog and his daughter, Rose,
visited Karrer at the county jail Sun
day.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-10-12
WEDDING AT BELMoND,
Case Hotel In New Hands-Typhoid
Patients Recovering.


Patients Recovering.
Special to Times Republican.
Belmond, Oct. 12.-Mr. Al McCurrin
and Miss Chloe Mcclure were married
at the Catholic church yesterday
morning at Z o'clock after which a
number of guests partook Of a bounti-
full wedding breakfast. Miss Mcclure
is we'll known here having been q
teacher in our public school for several
years and has hosts Of friends. Mr..
McCurrin is one Of our prosperous
young business men, and Is engaged
in the drug business here. After a
short wedding trip this worthy couple
Will be at home to their friends In
Belmond.
Mr.. Walter Ramsay and bride ar
rived home yesterday afternoon from
their wedding trip. They will have
rooms in the Harr building for the
present and will welcome their host OF
friends there.
Mr. Baumgartner is in possession OF
the Case hotel at present and being
an experienced hotel man will keep up
the good reputation Of the house. The
Case is one of the finest hotels 1or q
town Of this size in Iowa.
The Buchanan family which has had
such q severe run of typhoid fever are
all on the road to recovery. Three or
the children had the fever in it's most
severe form but thanks to good medi-
cal care and watchful nursing they are
all recovering.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-10-12
GOOD CORN IN STORY.
Early Huskers Report Yield of Sew.
enty to Eighty Bushels.

0pcCldl 70 L lHleS-ItepuDllCdH.
Nevada, Oct. 12.-Frank Lheumedieu
living few miles east of town, is the
first man to commence cribbing corn
and report yield. Mr.. Lheumedieu
has one piece of thirty acres which he
commenced picking a day or so ago,
and reports that indications point to
a yiled Of between seventy-five and
eighty bushels to the acre in this par
ticular field. The corn was planted
early on upland ground and did not
suffer from the effects Of q poor stand
and replanting as did many of the
fields of the county. While the corn
is not yet sufficiently dried out to
crib in the usual manner. yet 1t is dry
enough that he is picking it ana
spreading it we'll over his cribs, as he
has plenty of room. The corn is turn
ing out the best of any that Mr..
Lhuemedieu has raised for years and
he is known as one of the best farm
ers in the county.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-10-12
Puts On Automobile Airs.

Spec1M TO TIfneS-RepubIIcan.
New Sharon, Oct. 12.-Henry Grip
pen is now the possessor Of two auto
mobiles, one a large ten passenger
locomobile gasoline steam coach and
the other a small runabout built by the
same factory. Our town is beginning
to look metropolitan indeed with "buzz''
wagons constantly in evidence. The
larger machine will be kept at the
Jackson livery.
A new hard pine floor has been or
dered laid in the concert hall. The
knights of Pythias to whom the build
ing belongs. have decided to convert
the hall into lodge room, and to dis
continue it as an entertainment hall.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-10-12

day night to decide the course. In the
meantime all the strings in the possess
sion of the brewery men were pulled IN
the hopes Of retaining the trade. The
customers remained steadfast and re-
fused to give in.
Just as matters We're in a very grave
form the Fred Miller Company uneX-
pectedly for the second time, stepped
in and raised the price to the original
quotations, $500.
The keepers, who went with the
Miller Company, are registering the
objection now and 1t is likely that a
minor feud will be carried ON.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-10-12
WAR AT oNAwA
Mayor Objects to Quarters Provided
by the Council.

by Tne SounClis
Onawa Oct. 12.-War he's broken
out between the Onawa mayor and
council. The council ordered city
scales built some time ago and built
a building for the weighmaster, with
room at the back for a mayors office,
The mayor did not like the location of
the office on account of the surround
ings and refused to move. Saturday
two members of the council secured
help and proceeded to move the safe
used by the mayor, and city authors
ties into the new building. The may
or was absent from town at the time
but on his return home he swore out q
search warrant, found the safe and
removed it to the old location, where
it now stands.
The case came up before Justice G.
M. Ross yesterday, and continuance
was granted.
The friends of, the mayor and coun-
ell are lined up according to their
views and the prospect is good for
first class scrap.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-10-12
arinnell Workman Hurt.

Special to Times Republican.
Grinnell, Oct. 12.-An accident occur
red at the new high school building
yesterday by which one of the work.
men received a severe shaking up and
confusion. In fixing one of the pipes
in the upper part Of the assembly room
the ladder slipped and he fell to the
floor, the ladder falling upon him. He
was cared for. and no serious results
are expected.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-10-12
Thorton News.
pecial to Times-Republicat1

Thornton, Oct. 12.-Perry Bailey Of
Mason City was an over Sunday visit
or with his parents, returning today.
The town council at special meet
ing last night adopted a cement side
walk ordinance The grade was estab-
lished some time ago, and there has
been some little delay, but now as soon
as the ordinance Is published 1t will be
effective. There are already several
rods of cement walk in town and is
proving very satisfactory.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-10-12
Settlers One Way and Round Trip
Rates to the South.

On September Is ana q. the Iowa
Central will sell special round trip
hsmeseekers tickets to Louisiana, Tex
as. Oklahoma. New Mexico. etc, AMI
on September goth. October 4th and
18th, very low one way tickets for
settlers.
Call on agents. or address A. q.
-. G. P. and 7. A., Minneapolis.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-10-12
DISORDER

In the fall of 1895 Icontracted that fear
full disease, Blood Poison. 1t gained such
headway that was forced to resign my
position and seek relief at Hot Springs.
After spending all the means had went
to Memphis. In less than three weeks
was in hospital, aud after nine weeks OF
suffering was discharged as cured. In
less than a month every bone in my body
seemed to be affected and felt as If they
would break at the least exertion. Again
was compelled to resign, and returned
to the hospital for a seven weeks stay.
When I came out was advised TO try
farming. When first went on the farm
prevailed on the only firm who handled
drugs to pet me one dozeli bottles of S. S.
S. AT that, time both of my hands were
broken out with blisters and was covered
with boils and sores. In the meantime my
druggist had gotten two dozen bottles OF
S. S. S. for me and began its use, and
after taking the thirteenth bottle not a
core or boil was visible. R. B. POWELL.
East 9th ST., Little Rock, Ark.
Of all human diseases, Contagious Blood
Poison is the most hideous and hateful.
The victim is tortured with eating ulcers,
sores and assesses, unsightly blotches,
eruptions and other symptoms of the mis-
cradle disease. S. S. S. has been used
successfully for nearly fifty years for
Contagious Blood
! !; 1. 1
Poison. 1t cou-
\ tains no mercury,
potash or other
mineral Ourh home
treatment book
gives all the symp-
- n toms of this dis
ease. Medical ad.
vice free.
The Swift Specific Company, Atlanta, Ga.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-10-12
FAIRBANKS TOUR
At Des Moines He Calls cummins
Gallant Knight of Republican Cause
Talks to School Children at Col
fax-stops at Newton, GrinneI, and
ial to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines, Oct. 12.-Nearly q
thousand persons gathered at the sta
ton and heard Senator Fairbanks, who
was introduced by Governor Cummtns.
He paid a high compliment to the peo-
pie of Des Moines and said they had
honoreds themselves by honoring their
distinguished governor, whom, he de-
scribed as a gallant knight of the re-
publican cause.
Newton, Oct. IA stop of ten min
utes was made at Colfax, the home of
General ]. B. Weaver, one time the
populist candidate for president. The
crowd there was large, composed prin-
cipally of school children Senator
Fairbanks addressed himself particu-
larly to the children admonishins
them always to hold as sacred the
flag of their country.
At Newton Senator Fairbanks adj
monished the people to stand for re-
publican policy as the best guarantee
of prosperity and happiness.
Grinnell, Oct. Ex-senator Fairbanks
spoke briefly here from the rear of
the car A large crowd assembled at
the station.
Iowa City, Oct. 12.-Senator Fair
banks was given an elaborate welcome
here today, before delivering his ad-
dress at the Armory. He was met
at the train by the republican march
ing club that was formed from among
the student body week ago and was
escorted to the big hall. j. O. john
son, of Cedar Falls, president of the
organization, had met the campaigning
party at Marengo and upon the arri-
val at Iowa City directed the student
reception.
Plans for the first active work of the
club had been completed at the big
mass meeting last night. Badges and
banners had been distributed and the
sentences, Roosevelt and Fairbanks, .
Sound Money" and Progressive
Government" were everywhere in evil
dence. The address was delivered be-
for an audince Of nearly two thou
sand people.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-10-12

Wantsd-Evsrybody 70 Know that
che AM ERlCAN DISPATCH MEG.
oENGER CO. Delivers Parcels and
Packages.
Prompt Service. Reasonable Charge.
sphones, New 0o6S Old, 8.
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% North First Ave-. Managed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-10-12

Grinnell, Oct. 12.-Senator Fairbanks
spoke briefly here from the rear OF
the car. A large crowd assembled al
the station.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-10-12
ONE CENT A WORD
The Swift SPECIFIC Company, Atlanta, Ga.

Advertisements under the headings
Wanted" For Sale." ITO Rent" TO
Exchange" ITO Trade" Lost" or
Found" inserted In this column. ONE
CENT A WORD for each insertion.
No advertisements inserted for less
than Is cents.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-02
ct Silieloe ai Speoalifbeo.

Den %. Dug. 6ereteoes Der til
Sainois oItate boaro Of beuItb" ON
ct 3ilfGloe, man antuger for Spes
balItbeo. 5ilfaloet er foretommet
Ga saGe o9 inOmelOt at ben 2egs,
Der tiller ben ipge. patienten er al
polIt JsbIel og er 35 Oar gummel.
6an Tiger, at spgoommen, ban fiber
al uiIte iig forite Sang for 15 Ulaas
neoer iiben. Or. @gdn, n9onte
,,9oarb"s Setretar. bar anmOoei
Or. 6. gldte 8alOoin, en- Qfutoritei
angaaenbe SpebulltbeO, ON at tom.
me til Ga Safe for at beitemmt
Snqbommens etsdfte Ratur. Suno=
6ebsraabets SnIpettsr, Or. 9ater,
bar lagt Ga Safe unber &arantane,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-02
Ruslanos G5arina er MI
en- 111aet.
Wa In tror, at bun pil Ia D e
in 9 . t6ere.

Man tror 2onbon, ifGge Seles
gram til ,Ren Oort 2lmerican" at
G3ar Ni6olas, tilItpnbet af i'm It9rte
Oppoiition mob 8risspartiet peb
9ofet, berefter pil inDtdge en- mobis
gere 6oloning, og at FABIAN 5ris
gsrelIe fra bans Sibe bill mobarbeioe
en- uforIpurlig 5orlangelie uf 5ienotz
ligbeoerne.
S 6orbinbelIe meb 9ejIerIennens
Oaab padpeges bet, at 8ejlerinben
nu formelig anertenbes Iom ben fpr;
ite 8oinbe bet rusiiite aejierogmme,
og at bun er en- Sitting, iua bun /
nogen @rub ian l9gge O9mper pda
&rigselementet ben itor6ertugelige
&reos. 9un pil BABE llnoeritettelIe
al flere Storbertuger, iom ifte er
redttion9re. SUN troebe life, Der
pilbe blipe 9rig, eller at &rig al noz
gen @runb par snItelig. 6enoes ReIt
betgb imiolertib life meget fer benz
bes gyms 5sbiel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-02
Elebpes pulitiife 3eitamente.

ct. petersbor9, II. Dug. 9st
pigtige 2opforlas, Iom plebpe oiIs
De buoe forelugt G5dren, bpis 9goen
life bupbe itilet fig binorenoe / 9eien
berfor, git bupeoIo9eli9it uo paa en-
NominiIirationsreform, Der tilli9tebe
en- tolosial 6orsgelIe at aae unoer
Snoenrigsminiiteriet itauenoe pros
oinsgupernerers Mpnbig6eo idmt
geIattelie al iamtlige aominiitras
tire Yoiter unber Minilteriet meb
Offcerer og llnberofFcerer al aeierz
ben. Yle6pe Tatte alt ino pad at
pinbe G3aren for benne itore Wan,
Iom forsprigt msbte Itert Mobitano
bos be eprige M}iniitre og bos be
fleIte Weblemmer af Statsraaoet.
Bar G5aren gaaet inb pdd benne
plan, pilbe ple6ne bore bleben
m9gtigere enb nogen anoen rusIiit
Statsmdnb 6uboe b9ret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-02
13 Warg.

at belfptte 8pen mob 6ap6elgerne.
0enne Wfur er nDlig 6lepen inobiet.
Setoe Muren bar faroig Suli, men
man bar bpgget to 9ranitmOnumen.
ter peb 5oben af 5remout ct. til
Minbe ON Murens 5ulbferelIe, og
bisie bleo nu afilerebe. Oet pauz
itaas, at @alpe itons ,,Sgmur" er bet
p9neite Stpfte Sngenisrarbejbe, fom
er ubfsrt / 9lmerita og muaife bele
9eroen. Zen er 1883 Sob lang,
16 Sob 6reo pad 8unoen og 5 Sob
puu 9Oppen. Den er II Sob 6siere
eno 2ubpanbsmarfet, og 27 Sob ube
/ 9aoet bar ben en- 5orpeg at 9ras
nit. Muren bar fotet $1,198,318,
og bet bar tdget ct 9lar, fire Muanez
Der og II 9uge at opfere ben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-02
g,on elebpes WiOroer.

Der git / Iibite uge Rpgte ON, at
Don 9leboes Moroer, SuIonefF, bar
beosbemt, men bet for6oloer Jig lite
Iaa. Spergsmualet, ON ban itul It'll
les for 9rigsret. eller ban ifaG BPM
mes al ben cipile Ret, er itfe enbnu
ufgiort. 0et er ct aF be Spgrgsmaal,
Tom BEN M Snbenrigsminiiter pil
6ape at ufgsre. Oct 5attum, at-St.
petersborg fOr 5iOen paa en- Madoe
er unOer gelejringsitilitanb, giper
MiniIteren oenne Wagt.
gulmulbeff, Sipiaguinnes, bon
9lebpes 5ormanbs, Morber, Bier
for6srt for en- arigsret. W1dn benz
ter, at &eiieren pil ubnppne en- M
SnbreminiIter, iau Inurt 6an tOmmer
til6age fra Don.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-02
glair Nebr. ;sreOag D. 2 September 1904.

berlggelie At ale Yuntter timber oi,
at pore Ute0lemmer Itadr ida fdIt for
8eoarelIen al be inpolpereoe Yrins
clipper iom Deb Stritens 8e9pnbeIi:.
Jslgelig tror ri, at ui beb at fem
me for Strifens 5orti9ttelie, inbtil
oer plies os en- 9refulb Smeoefoms
men6eb, uotrptter bi Blot beres Me.
ming, Der ubgsr 6oreningen."
De Ieneite Gfterretnin9er gaar ub
paa, at Striten ubptoes, upictets"
anoenoes / Itprt Qlntal omfring
Stoctparberne, og begge Sioer /
Striben 6eluOer zig pdd en- langbarig
9amp. ,,Spi6mens" Union bar bog
ne9tet at flute Jig til Striferne. Ger
ifal bog a[lerebe bore ca. 5000, fom
er talbt ub, og 9onneab mener at
tunne tulbe 1900 fere ub uf uafz
b9ngige 5orretninger Ct. Qoui8,
&anIas Gitn, SiourGitp, Milpdutce
og flere andre Steber. gtu er bet
for 4loor en- 8ump ON, enten 5prs
eningen Ital leoe eller be.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-02
st @eroensiprOg.

s ben n9rmeite 5remtio bill Der
pau 5oranleoning al 9eroensfrmaet
0a6ette & Co., Yaris, uotomme en-
6anItrnorit Orbbog i 9erbensIpros
get Esperanto. SEQ 5olitOj bar
ubtult. at ban / 2e6et af ct par Sis
mer l9rte. ON lite juIt at itripe, idd
bog at l9ie Sproget, al bpis Roooro
70 psf. er banneoe oirette al fuloe
it9noig internutionale Orb Iom
2toresIe, 8ottor, 5elegruf ETC., "a
psf. al europeiIte Sprog, dltIaa be-
qr9niet interndtionule, og fun l psf.
df life internationale, men bog opers
bejenbe al GuropRere tenbte Orb;
bertil tommer en- @rdmmatit meb
tun II Regler (og OF, 9ibunberD ,
ingen llnbta9eller.
Sproget laber oa ogIaa til at bare
punbet llobrebelie, ioet bet rudoer
ooer en- 5iosltriftz2iteratur paa lite
minore eno en- Snes 8labe, ubtomz
menoe / be foritellige 2anbe, ligeioa
ogIaa 99rter af Stors@anber iom
@otbe, Sbuteipeare, 6omer, 5olitoj
0. a. finhes trbtt pad bette Der 9an=
bet iaa 9obt iom utenote Sprog.
llb9ipelIen berbjemme paabe9bnz
oes meo en- Orbboa fra Esperanto II
0anit, boorefter Der burtigt oil felge
en- 2arebog Iamt en- Orb6og fra
OdnIf til Esperanto,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-02

9.27 3orsoag gftermiobdg, iom
meloer, at Sernbanetieneiten mellen
Mutoen og aiuo gang er foritprret,
% bet ian betpbe, at Sernbanefors
binbelien er afIfaaren, og &uropdtz
fins 2eiligbeo til at tr9tte Jig til
buge til i'm norolige Bats Deo Wtufz
ben er BAN bersoet.
SorreIponoetnen Wutben tiger
intet ON. enten Observation-Disclosures
er adben eller life.
st Telegram fra 5otio 81 2
Gftm. 3orsbag flyer, at ben oHents
ligs Mening er, at 0atoen for poyt
artburs Sab bill rimeli9Ois blipe
iioite llge al September."
Sod angt QsI. preIs.
ct Telegram | 9lftes fra 2idO
gang ober Rom dnIlaar 3abet
Sloget oep 9iao gang be iibIte Dag,
til $1,000.
ausiernes Sob / ospe, iuureOe og
Fdngne Iattes til $4,000.
De fl ogIau 45 aanoner, 10000
Rifler og 200 @ogne soelugt.
Sapanernes 3ab Iattes til 10000
bsbe o9 IaareOe.
5ioli9ere 5elegramner bar am
iluaet RusIernes Stprte til 10000
100000, og Sapunernes Iumlebe
Stnrte / bette Slag til 100000.
Zen 1. Sept. bar Witaooens elIer
ben iupanIte aejiers 5eoIelSbag, oa
Den fejreoes paa en- .Oproig" Maabe
af bans 3ropper Man6uriet oer
2iao gangs Snotugelie
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-02

Itrioer Ulr. 2llbert Ollen, @oooIite,
Minn.. ct greo til 5abrifanten af
Or. peter'S aurito. 9an flyer: o9et
er mig en- 6orngjelIe al an6efale De
res Meoicin, Or. peters aurifo; tbi
Rem bar b9ret til itor Nptte for mig.
Seq er en- gammel Muno pda rs
Qur og feler mig naiten ung igen.
Seq tror, jeg pil funne Ielge en- bel
Del uf 0eres MeOicin." Or. pes
ter's &urito Ialges life pad 9lpotbes
fer, men fun gennem lOtale 2lgenter
eller Oirette fra Sa6ritanten, 0r.
peter 8abrnen, 112z114 60. 0opns
qlpe., Chicago, Sn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-02
Neite Yoitreform.

9eneralpoitmelter papne oplpier,
at ben naitforeituuenbe pigtige gfez
form paa Yoitbaienets Omraabe er
g1eoiettelie af poitportoen til ltoz
lanbet fra 3 til 2 Gents. 9dn baus
Der, at Iaaban 8eitemmelie oil blipe
tdget allerebe paa nalte internatios
male poittongres / Murts 1905.
gaube Gnelunb og 5niflano ftetter
Qlmerifas projett. Wleo bet famine
pil man fs9e at opnud poitforbinbels
Ie mellem Q(merifu og europa 6
0dge ON llgen Stebet for Iom nu
fun fire Oage ON llqen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-02
Gmerifanif Suprimati paa
Stillebapet % &riseu.

aeOattsren uf Die 8eit." 9roi.
Singer, ubtaler ct Telegram fru
Wien til yleip 0ort 2tmerican", at
Der bans glab pil foretomme en-
Qtrtitel meb opendnfsrte SDeritrift,
,,2lmerifanit Suprimati pua Stiaez
bdpet o9 arigen". 9et er 10 life
fsrite Sang, en- GuropGer bar ia9ts
tdget bort qdnb meb mi5tRntIomme
og misunbelige glitte, iaa BET er in
teresiant not at fslge liot meb.
5orfatteren al ben bebuoeoe Qlrti=
tel er en- bersmt reiIenoe, Or. piitor,
iSorfatter al ,,9ennem Siberien til
Stille6upet". s ben 2trtitel, Iom att
Ida Ital tomme, men Iom ri formos
oentIig lite fdar at Ie, paaitaar Or.
piltor, at bet gsr ingen 5oritel,
bpem Der bliper ben enoelige Sejr=
berre ben n9rb9renbe arig, Iad pil
bet blipe Uncle Sam. Der fdar 5ors
belen."
5orfdtteren tiger ifelge nRpnte
gluo, at en- Slot al ameritunite Rig
m9nb, 5ruitmagnater og gantsrer
BAR tire 2lar foriegt at ladne Sdpdn
penge puu ben 8etingeIie, at Der ga
rdnteres Uncle Sam en- Sanbelsmos
nopol.
sysr arigen blep 5ilbubet life mob
td9et, flyer 5orfatteren, men bodr
llofolbet al n9rp9renbe aris eno BIZ
Der, fua bill Supan lite 6liOe en- iaa-
ban Sitting. at bet tan bepbe TN
llaTb9ngigbeb al fine dmerifdultt
financieae 9enner.
5orfatteren, Ionl tenber bauoe Sua
pan og Rusluno grunoigt, er ooer6e'
piIt ON, at Zriget bill ,,dreluoe Zig
Ielp til 0sbe", mems BET bo6er Seil
paa Seir. Oct bill ubtsmme baaOt
fine globtiloer og lit Stattammer.
,,0et pil 6lioe 5ru itenes 5ruit,
flyer 0r. piitor. o6dlOtreblinbstbO'
Millioner guile MGno og apinber Oil
blibe abIolut prisgiOne be tolbblobis'
Yantees".
,,Wlen llncle Sams Sriumf pi
6lpe fuloitenbig rg uOen pr9cebens
nour pdnumatdndlen blioer fulofsrt
= bette 9jsblit bliber uniteo Statsi
6ele gitens tommercie1e 9iftator, cl
man oil erinbre, at bet bar en- 2trm,
% en- 5laabe, Iom er | Stunb til met
SpGroet at boloe pad, boab penner
bar erboerpet."
Sadban altIaa Ipuar Or. piitpi
os - og be andre 5orbolb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-02
Stanleps Seitamente.

Den MI a7beoe bersmte Spoagelz
Iesreiienbe 9enrp Stunleps efter<
lubte 5ormue beleber fig til ca. q
Million 9roner.
$ fit Seitumente, Iom nnlig er
blepen aubnet, bar ban efterldot Gu.
10000 ar. til Nrtbur 5. 81. Sepbz
ION, Der Gebiagebe Dam paa gminz
paI6asGtspebitionen og ca. 5000
&r. til en- Officer aOn9Oitaten,
@iliam 6oTmdnn. Sor Heiten De-
les bans 5ormue ligelig imellem
bans 9lboptipipn oe bans efterlabte
6uitru.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-02
Sen sioniitiife Seoesclie,

s 9tnIebning af ben 8ioniitiIfe 8es
pe9elies 2eoer, Or. Serbls Opo uf-
bolbt ben internationale 2lttionsz
tomite ben 16. og II. 9tus. ct Msoe
/ Wien. Granddaughter bar beb benne
2eiligbeb repreIenteret at Or. 9ouia
5rGnfel, Iom iammen meb i'm 5rue
rejiie til Nien.
poa Wfpbet blep Der 6l. a. tas
get 9e1temmelIe Ie oeorsrenoe 2tfbols
belien al ben n9ite itore 3ioniit-
fongres.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-02
Saminnoets 8labe.

Brsbenuntere al oOaniteren".
,,8irteblubet", .9e llnees 8lab" og
,,9srneblobet" Ienbes frit til ale,
iom snIter at birte for ubbrebelien
af bore Sdmfunbsblabe. Bore 8la=
be Ienbes oeiau frit iom!prspe birefts
til opgipneQlbresier al benz, iom mlz
fig funbe pnife at bolbe bore 8ldz
be. 9enner af Samfunbets 8lupe
bebes at inbIenbe @bresfer.
pou Oaniib Gutb. publ. 5oufes
0gn., Yaul peterfen,
9eItnrer.