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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-23
TOXIC SAYS ALL
~ ATTACKS FAILED.

TOXIC, May 23.-The following Of.
ticlal report is published:
In the direction OF Weiyuanpao.
men on the morning OF, May 10 the en-.
envy, with two companies OF infantry
and two squadrons Of cavalry, again
attacked Chiengtzu, but was repulsed
at o'clock in the afternoon. Stimuli.
taneously the enemy, with one regi-
ment of infantry and five s1uadrons
OF cavalry, actively attacked Chingy.
angpuo, but were entirely repulsed at
six O'Clock in the evening.
There has been no material
changes at Changtu, except collisions
with scouts, since we repulsed the en-
envy Oh May IS. On the right bank
of the Lao river the enemy's caval
ry is concentrating It's main strength
being at Kungchuliang, eight miles
west OF Fak7Man. Al noon of May
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-23
Salem College Commencement.


SALEM, W. Va, May 23.-The an
nual exercises of commencement week
at Salem College will begin with the
baccalaureate sermon by Rev. A. A.
Kelly in the NJ. E. Church, on Sunday
night, June 4, 1905, at eight o'clock.
The exercises at the college will
come as follows: y
Clionian Lyceum, Monday evening,
June 5th. ..e
Philadelphia Lyceum, Tuesday
morning, June 9Th, at 10 o'clock.
Concert by Music Department Tues
day evening, June 9Th.
Sixteenth annual commencement,
Wednesday, June It'll, at 10 o'clock.
Closing lecture by Spillman Riggs,
Of Ohio, Wednesday evening. 500
o'clock.
The musical recital by class OF
spring term on the evening Of June
third. 5535 ~
Annual stockholders meeting or
Tuesday, June 9th. at 9 P. NJ.
l 10 Il .. .
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-23
MANY WOMEN
JOINED WITH EvlCTED WORK.
MEN in MAKING RIOTS AT
BARcALDO YESTERDAY. TX
tBy Publishers Press.l

+ BARCELONA, May 2S.-Disorders
of a very serious nature broke out
yesterday in Barcaldo, which is 10
Gated near the town Of Bilboa, as the
result of the expulsion OF a number
Of workmen from their homes. The
evicted men were joined by large
crowd OF their friends, together with
a number of women. They: pillaged
houses In the neishborhood, throwing
the furniture into the streets and de-
stroylng great deal of property.
Some Of the furniture was piled on
the tracks of the tramways, blocking
the way Of cars and suspending traf.
fic. The rioters then made. the round
OF factories, workshops and the dock
yards, compelling the 4 employees at
these places to quit work. It is fear
ed there may be renewal Of the dis
turbances to-day.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-23
A Grateful Acknowledgment.

The following notice appeared in
the First NJ. E. Church bulletin on
Sunday and we reproduce at Rev.
Smiths request In order that friends
Of other denominations may know the
feeling OF appreciation for the kind.
ness shown to Mr.. and Mrs. Smith in
connection with the death Of their
little daughter, Aileen:
"'rhe pastor and his wife here re.
cord their profound appreciation Of
the unbounded sympathy extended
them in the death OF their beloved
child Aileen. Their deepest gratitude
is expressed TO the Ladies' Aid So.
ciety, the Woman's Foreign Mission,
airy Society, the Kings Daughters, the
Epworth League and the junior
League for their beautiful floral trib
utes; 10 the Official Board for send
Ing a representative with the funera
cortege, to the Sunday School for It's
vote of sympathy; and to all the con
gregation and those very dear friends
outside our congregation for their in
Vulnerable tokens of kindness, thell
acts of service and their mingled
tears.
"inasmuch as you have so freel.
done it unto us may you ever fee
that you have done 1t unto Him."
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-23
NOTEE,DEEVOIIIA.NHDEADI
M RS. N Ar N We M ORE DIED
8 4 NJ g RI, g Oh
ElBy Publlshers,'! .l3..ress..l

Metro Sc, Mass, May %. Mrs.
Mary A. Liyermore.the well known
author and ecturer, died this morn
ing at her home here. She had been
Ill with bronchitis butGa short time.
Last night the crisis In her illness
passed and the physicians thought
she had a fighting chance for her.
life, but she had a relapse early this
morning and passed away about eight
O'Clock. .. X
Mrs. Mary Ashton Livermore has
for many years been one Of the fore:
most women in America and has
achieved worldwide fame. She was
born in Boston, December 10, 1920.
After her graduation she taught
school for some years, and in 1915
was married to the Rev.fD. P. Liver
more, Universalist minister. who
died July s, 1899.
Mrs. Livermore was active in the
anti-slavery and the Washingtonian
temperance movements, and also in
the work Of the United State Sanitary
Commission during the civil war. She
was the first president of the Illinois
Woman's Suffrage Association. For
ten years Mrs. Livermore was presi.
dent Of the Massachusetts Woman's
Christian Temperance Union, and
then president Of the Massachusetts
Wonlan's Suffrage Association and a
member Of many societies. She deliv.
cred lectures all over the United
States, and in England and Scotland
and was the author Of many books
dating from 1Si1 to 1897.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-23
Ziilah sehoolI Locat[cn.I

IN VI NJ n NJ 'sS. Isl IA
ths Peeps aFs ani Y t sst
aeai bhseress Be- tns locas1on oiaSae
ssitoet Z tigs
sSers ons has aH lin,oll ~ lnessap
ssessat9 ~ ~ selestiol 9
" ot titet = DStAs
ousset ~ low usiaerstoou ~.
y " 4aestto. W ~ - = $50 =.
99ie \, 1ays v, ~ 90 ~ t.'ieN''i "s
81 3. .fspus .o,uay au -
lSs = .ns 5Oou y !, = = ~. ~! -
4. .ns 49, - ~ 80. .'' !. I
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-23
ANOTHER CYCLONE
Let's Loose In Texas Killing Several
People.


Fort Worth, Texas, May 2%.-In the
cyclone which struck Harkell two
hundred miles west of here. killing
two children OF William Tonnds, the
latter and Mrs. Tounds were found
under the wreckage OF their house
unconscious and will die. Many 9th
,ers were badly but not seriously In
iured. I; X
The wife and six children Of Mack
Murray, living near Boswell, were
hurt ss3 \. 3sS3 5;3 \. BIT.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-23

"
Brother " Powell, Of the Fairmont
West yirginian. is cutting wide
gswath these days, politically, finan.
5cially and illegally. He has the proud
prominence Of 9being sued for $4,000
for alleged damages by a State Sen.
atorisSa He fires no popgun, or else he
could notFdo $4,000 damage to any
mans character. He ranks among
the columbiads Of the press, and who
ever getsinrange must be beware of
the man behind the gun We have
ID contemp orary who was threatened
wilma thirty cent suit, but the plain.
tina lleges6 the defendant could only
RESPOND iinGsatjsfaction 10 the amount
not more than twenty-five cents, SC
The suit was never brought.-Morgan.
town Post.
~ the style Of our suit were re
yersed Z were the West virginiar
against the State senator-we would
beslpo ked upon by those who know as
being I'M pursuit Of q good deal lesl
than half of thirty cents. Il,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-23
SMALLPOX
Outbreak Is Threatened at Lisbon and
Authorities Are Alarmed.
(By Publishers Press.)

LISBON, May ga sudden out.
break OF smallpox has been discov-
cred, to the great alarm Of the author
tiles as we'll as the citizens generally.
1t is feared that general epidemic
may result, and preparations are be.
ing made to fight the disease.
Nineteen cases of the disease were
found yesterday, and patients were at
once removed to hospitals. The dis
ease is spreading, especially in the
poorer quarters Of the city where san
itary conditions are bad, and grave
fears are entertained that many
deaths will result before the. epidemic
can be checked.
Tall with Iunkino e MiehseI
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-23

Evidences are multiplying that Ed
itor Powell, OF Fairmont, bit Off a
larger chunk than he can masticate
when he undertook 10 purify the Re.
publican party in West Virginia.
Wheeling Register
The chunk doesn't strike us as be.
ing very large. for we think that as
soon as we can run the Marshalls,
Montgomerys and few other In.
surgent" State Senators into the Dem.
ocratic party, where they belong, the
publication of the Republican party
in this State will be complete.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-23
WALTER BUzBY....
AGED LADY
Fell and Broke Her Arm In First
Ward Yesterday. "a

Mrs. Mary E. Swearingen, of the
First ward, mother of ex.Deputy Sher,@
if P. B. Swearingen, fell on a board .
walk near her home last evening. and.
broke her left arm above the elbow
Dr.. Jesse Jamison set the bone and h
Mrs. Swearlngen is resting as com,
fortably as could be expected. The
unfortunate lady is 10 years old and
has been peculiarly afflicted for the
past year. Last April blood poisoning
set in from a slight wound in her.
right hand and her right arm has
been almost useless since: So she;
is to be all the more commiserated
for the present stroke of'ill fortune.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-23
STATE BOARD Of TRADE.

The Wheeling Board OF Trade,
which is promoting the formation Of
a State Board of Trade, has set Tues.
day, June Goth, as the time and the
Wheeling Board OF Trade rooms as
the place, for State convention TO
carry out, the plan. 1t is proposed
that all the commercial bodies in
West Virginia shall be identified with
the State organization, and each has
been invited TO send two or three del.
egates to the Wheeling convention.
The business organization OF this city
has received an invitation TO join
the board, and we hope prompt action
may be taken to have this commune.
~ represented.
The movement, which aims to unite
the business men Of West Virginia
by close ties, has the cordial indorse-
ment Of the press Of the State and
such men as Governor Dawson, Col
McGraw, Hon. c. B. Hart and others
| Similar boards have done excellent
work in other States, and It is believ
ed an organization of this kind would
prove a power In West Virginia II
promoting and protecting our bust
ness interests and npbuilding the com
1onwealth.
The Wheeling Board OF Trade vii
extend a cordial welcome to the dele
gates and cn1eavor 10 maize theil
visit pleasant and profitable. 4-H
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-23

10 they attempted to threaten the I
rear Of our camps by making south I
western detour, but our strong guards :
disheartened them and they retreat
ed far in northwestern direction
without attaining their Object Il
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-23
aThe pemoeratic Morganltown New

The Demo cratic Morgantown New
Dominion Of yesterday reproduced a
column article from the Democratic
Wheeling Regis ter,S6which it headed
in the following words:
Hon. James Lakin--Wheellns Reg.
isters Discusses His Weaknesses In
HE Raee--=T 90 Small for Congress.
man on Henry G.. Davis Possesses
Every Qualification Required for a
Member Of the National Law Making
Body 1. K 555.
Uncle Henry is all right, but what
has become sof Col. Tom? Please an
swers by return mail.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-23

Fairmont was visited by a distin-
7gnfshed gentleman last evening. He
was the next Congressman from the
Second district-the Hon. James s.
LaRn. Mr. Lakln came in on train
IS and left at nine O'clock for Nor
gantoWn. While here he was a guest
of the Tavern. Several Republicans
called TO see him, Including a repro.
sentative Of the West Virginian. Mr..
Lakin IS pleasant gentleman and
has the bearing Of a Congressman. He
IS very sanguine of success on the
9Th gproximos but he says he promised
the outset that he would make as
active a campaign as he possibly could
and he will adhere to; that to the end
feeling that Ut is due to the party that
He should do so. Notwithstanding II
isga busy time he expects a good vote
out pecially in his own big Repub
lean county Of Preston, where there
IS much enthusiasm-a great dea
more than u.s. ever manifested there il
Of years. 4 j. b
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-23
ACCEPTED INVITATION.
United States VIII Send Military
Mission to France.
(By Publishers Press.l

PARIS, May % y the meeting,
of the council Of ministers today M.
Delcasse, the Minister OF Foreign AZ
fairs announced that President Roose.
velt has accepted the invitation en-
tended by the French government to
send a military mission 10 the next
general military manoeuvres to be,
held bytFrance.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-23

Judged by the Democratic cam
paign literature in the Second dis
trict, Col. Tom Davis would he cx-
pccted 10 discuss and vote on State
tax reform questions in Washington.
Perhaps the conviction that he will
not be sent TO Washington accounts
for tile irrelevant lssue.-Wheeing
Intelligenccr.
The irrelevant issue" is the only
thing the Second district Democrats
have to talk about, and that being the
case the Republicans should not OBJ
ject to the exercising of their vocal
organs in so harmless a manner.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-23
Executor Named.

May 20, 1905; Joseph e. Sands, eX.
ecutor of last will and testament OF
Joseph Fleming, deceased; bond, ST.
600. r,..5s.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-23

Leased wire Geographic service by
Rublishersss Press sociation. Special
correspond nts Sati Charleston, Park
crpburg and ether cities in the State.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-30
ailoeu0lo 2.

aitbeoeto 2 er en- fife COB
Bog, Iom nplig er uOtommen pda
bort 6orIagsbus i Blair. Oct er en-
Sdmlins of triIteli9e 5ortaain9er
og Smaaitptter, iOm man life bill
fOrtrpOe at BABE giort 9etenbttab
meb.
Sarlig bar bet glaoet mig at faTe
ON: o2ilte 4nnus SimmeGs
brO", os iaa: IS a be 30 n D.
tie" Men teb ieIp 8oesn, ben er
p9rb at Iaie igennem mere enb cen
Sang Den faces / 0uniib 2ut1.
pubI. Souie, Blair, Nebr. Den er
paa 68 Sioer og %folter, inbb. 25
Gents. 6 SEMEN,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-30
9en itore McOgift.

Gn fdttig, men reoelig 9aanooers
fer / en- 9p giftebe fig meo en- Dag
lpnners 0atter fra 2anoet. pa nj
Porret bar piet / &irten, og tommet
3jem i9en, pniteoe be faa goOe @ens
ner, Iom BAR tiliteOe, bet 2ptte r9
Qeliignelie. gruoens 5aber tom ogs
iaa og 6aobe en- Bog unber Nrmen.
9an iagOe:
rs bar aniet mig for fottig, men
bet er jeg lite. Seq bar bait en- benls
melig Stat, iom ulOri9 FAR label mig
lioe Mun9et. "a 5 MI Ital iatte
JOB unosr eget goro, Ioa bill je9
oele meo eoer."
6dn tog 9ogen unber Q(rmen frem
og GAP ben til 9ruoeparret. Oct bar
FL g.6el.
Scr er SUBS Orb", IagOe ban;
ot6i M}enneitet leber lite at grpo
alene, men al 1oert Orb. iom ub9aar
al Subs Mlnb. Iii oenne BOG bar
ieg altio bolot mig / min 6~dttigoom,
og / ben bar jeg baret rig. Meo ben
bar ieg leoet / be itore 6ungersa1r,
rg Sub bar alorig label mig blibe til
Stamme. Sea bar itettet mig til ben
/ ari9snso % er unberli9t bleoen opz
bolbt. Gu oeo jeg o9Iad, at jeg en-
Sang ital Do ialiq. 6olo S MI eber
til ben; tbi bet er Sub, iom beri tuz
Ter meb os. 0g Der tan ingen iters
re 2Gre og 2nfte Oeoerfdres os iiat=
tells Wlenneifer eno ben, at Sub taller
meb os." gu adbneoe ban ben fore
9ibel % lGite 8rtiti 9j9rgpr9bifen
% formaneoe fine 8ern enbnu en-
Sang at Ieie flitti9t og anbegtig |
ben beGige Strift.
Oct unge 9Ggtepdr fuGgte bet fds
oerlige Rdab og sbebe Jig / Cubs
frn9t Og / aarlig6eb til 5relieren.
9errens @eliigneIIe bar meb benz, oe
bbab be gjorbe, CAB ban 2ptte til.
.(Sul. 1, 2. D.
qau en- iadbdn Mebgift tanter nu
be farreIte 5oraIbre, beraf tommsr
ret ogIuu, at fuu GoraIore bar ian6
@labe at fine 9srns 2Geteftub.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-30

Reboing. = N1 Qf6plbsorz
e II n g, &riIti 9immelfartsbag bar
en- Del, liar bngre Manb, fra
Rebbing og 0megn foriamlebe /
ariitine 9aniens Notwithstanding
for at forbanole ON 0prettelie at en-
Notwithstanding, for bOilten Der
bite Jig at bore alminbelig Stems
ming. 5orenin9en blep oerfor itrafs
%itiftet, ibet man breftebe pg bebtog
Statutter iamt Dalgte 8eItbreli L,
ter beitadr at 3 Meblemmer, og
6oori fSlgenbe Menb fit S9be:
9p6manb 5. s. 9anien at @sbbing,
5ormanb; Sato6 gitergaarb at
6bgumitoO. Raitformano; gl6rngs
ger Sergen S6mibt at 9ebbin9,
Setretar og aasierer; besuben8omz
mis- 8. g. 6unIen og @artner s. g.
SatobIen at RsbOing. 5orenin9en,
6pis Pdon er ,6doersleO Better
ants Nf6olbsforenin9", tiltradbtes
itrofs at % MebGemmer, og flere bill
Der fomme / ben nGrmeite 6remtio.
aOinoer fan ogiad optages Tom
Meblemmer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-30

SfOen brpO ub / eaben. Og / fort
lib par aGe 2Gngerne omfpen6te
at euerne, foa Der ogfuu fun reos
oeoes liOt at Snbboet. 36iesien er
en- ipOfru inboanbret Mlano og bar
bait @aaroen / 7 q 8 Qar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-30

Qa6enraa Smegn. : Mere tDft
@ub8tienefte. S Ris SOgn
bar nogIe 3bitere inoIenbt ct &n-
rraseube ON mere inf @ubstieneite.
QnOragenoet er ifplge oQpenraber
Qn3eiger" 6lepet bsOilget af &onIis
i@toriet / Siel, og bet er beitemt, at
foruOen De tibli9er tpTte @ubstjenes
tier ItaI Der affolbes TIFF @uOstjes
heite ben treble Senbag / be to
Maaneber, / 6Oilfe anOen paaitebug
r9 unben qinIe0d9 faIOer, besubsn
Ifal ben enc at De to 5eitprabitener
pau StartorsOag og 9angfrebog
f%fifteois 6olOes paa Shit, ligeIom
prabitenen Rbtaarsbag ftiftepis
6oIOe8 pau 0anit og 3pif. 0olOss
ben paa 9unit, er Der inf Cubs
t%jeneIte Rptaarsoften og ombenbt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-30
U1core.

Hanf snr prpeI beIbrtbu life. eois bet stprbs.
ciIbe laa B6rn p9bs 6enasn. Ter eibts en- %fouItitrs
tisnsI aarIae bsrfor. Oe ies nal i,nss sOsr IN anpis.
ming paa en- ,uisIi 6iemmetsbaaOlins. ION ~bdbrebsbs
nit Barn % mango anbrts.
Mrs. @. SuMmERs.
Box ID, Notre Dame, Ind.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-30
: 80 t8if#o felt.

@rambp. Mis
81. 2t0.) qaa peterIen's 6ote1 /
9ram uf6olbtes 9orsoog ben l.
SUM bet ioatalOte aarlige Mpbe,
fem gn9lin9eforeningen af6oloer.
5srt fanbt Der 0istusIionsmpoe
SteO, 6Oori fere M%isiionarer 6eis
tog. 8dgefter talte paItor Mat6ies
len At &sOOing og qaItor 3onneIen
al 9optrup. MpOet bar beis9t If
omtring OeO tuiinb MenneIter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-30
btf arsbitfOrening. Sr. areI Ross

oift arebitforening, 9r. arel Hdss
musIen.
Rasmusisn bapbe aperteret I iOens
Ite Blade, at ban Orbneoe 9aan foe
Soft, oe ben fpenite 9erre baooe
ftrats reHetteret berpaa.
San gniteoe at fda 5000 9r.
Somtibig meb at ban inOienbte
fin geaaring, bebIagOe ban 20 ST..
- ct gelsb, iom forlangtes for at
&rsbitforeningen life ifulbe itoa I
6orTfub meb be fsrite p~aalg6ehps
llbgifter. Nlen ban 6brte aIbrig
iiOen fra 6r. RasmusIen, enb lite
peb perfonIig 6enoenOelie paa Nors
Diff arebitforeninqs 9ontor / &oms
pdgntitraOe 4r. q fit ban beiteo
ON, bporoibt 2aonst oiIbe blioe be-
piI9et eler ei.
Rasmusien bleb IelOfsIgelig trials
bentet pp pua 8om6uIet, boor Fan
6lsO tdoet i 5or6er al asIesior5bps
bierg peb Z. 9riminalfammer.
Otter nogen lib tilitop ban, at
ban iun bar Sfraamdnb. Gn 5ps
fer, ion 6eober 8osis. bar ben
egentliae SnOebaper al 5Orretnin9en.
Gnbpibere tilitob ban, at be babhe
breDet en- meget omfattenoe SOins
beIforrstning, life iau meget Der /
Qanoet, 1om I ublanbst.
Men life not bermeo. gosie oreD
ogIua en- tor 5orretning meO Pres
mieobIioatiOner, % bet baooe ogiad
giOst penge / 6obeOis.
Gu tom 3uren til 9osie, Tom
man traf / bans 0ejligbeo / 9oms
pagniItrabe Gr. %.
De bor bog life Gale ON, at ban
pi(oe trfenbe, at ban bapoe noget
meo .g1orOiIf arebitforening" at
0sre, = ban inblob Iig ri9tignot IL
te paa SOinoelforretning. ION Rass
musIen, Mobopa og andre ligeiinz
beoe.
Qne bans ubftugter giatOt bog
til @ano56etf. 6an bier o9Iuu idt
fat, o9 Hu iibber ban o9 lumber
fig, % Toa fan BET 10 fanOe fig,
at bans 6utommelie 6eorer fig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-30
Narlne til Sal9s

/ Sbernan o9 9oporo Goenties. ltebroitd.
s bet oanife Excitement peb Soelus, 6owaro
Co., bor je9 ilere 9obe 5utme, tGt peO ben
buuite airte, "a Dill ira Spen. s Sber=
man so. meo Coup 6itp, Soi1ro % gitot.
ftelO bar je9 mango 9ooe Same til 4riier ira
$50 og S25 op til S35 pr Acre.
Som % ie! gtu er bet ben beoite Gis at
le, buab gonott CT pprb.
aae BEN, jes iol9ts gonO til, er 9oOt forz
npiet. Som os beip9 Dem eler ifrip til mig
for llnoerretnln9.
". y. Yaulien,
Yoelns, 0Dwar6 So. Nebrafa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-30

5inri6ien. Tom bar fOretu9et Bort
bisningen, 6or Nabo til Sr. Sdeob.
TENS 8aarb.
RBbetro. : 0gb at gIob=
forgtftning. (5f. 9t0.) 5Orle.
ben er Ell Sjensftepi9e / 8is0jarur
opO at gtoOfOrgiftnin9. SUN bapOe
for nogen 3iO ii0en fuaet ct fife
Saar paa ben enc Q(rm. Som JgG=
&c beraf fplte bun ofte Smerter
ben, men talte life om bet til nos
gen. 6orleoen bleo Smerterne fau
polOIOmme. at bun matte boIoe
op meb fit arbejOe. Gn 2ege bleO
iilfaIOt Oa fuitflO9 en- 8%GoOforgift-
ming. 5orgiftningen bar imiblers
tio Iad Oibt fremitreben, at gigerS
Gin life funoe reobes. Sum ofgtf
fort efter oe6 Osben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-30

Rurup. 5or g
Der er opfert paa en- Mart,
tilbsrenbe @aarbejer Sans 9eisr
Ssrup, Iige oeb 9anbeOeien til Soft
lunO, er bleOet reiit Manbag ben
5. SUM. Den npe 8pgning bar
pbntet meb Is 8ranie. Raite Days
Morgen Iaa man ogiaa beift en- boib
Sane meb ROB Snbftrift. Orbene bar
Grebsfanen. SuIet opfSres at 8pgs
meter 5ans Risfen at get Oeb
@oiens.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-30

@dbenrdd. = Gn Sfpngelz
itreg2 Oa Smaabunetoget fra
2egumtIoiter til @abenrau forleben
Tom til Stationen Zitermart, bar
SpOrittftet itiaet ON, bog uben al
bet funbe fes fra 3oget. Mdn 6dbbe
nemlig fat Signalet fdolebes ben,
Iiom pm Sporet fob rigtigt. SeIs
bigbis m9rtebe acknowledgement
itrdts, at bet bar gait fat, % CAB
Itruts 9%ontrdbamp, bDorbeb en-
itBrre nlbffe 6Ieb forbinbret. Sngen
er itrafs bleOen meIbt til 9olitimbns
b%ig6eoerne, og OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Iteren bar dIerebe oaret paa@ernin9s
Itebet. 6ibtil er bet bog life IDttez
bes at opbaee @ernin9sm9nbene.
ul1ttestfff9Ibe. Or
6eiosmanb Sans Mat6ieien fra
Ringenas bar forleben IpsIefiot meo
at lGsi e 5r9itdmmer pua EN- @oqn.
Gn tungStdmme faIbt neb pdd Mnz
tbieien og foriIog BAN / ben @rdr,
at bun itrats mdatte 5rinaes til
Qa6enrnd, Dor ran ~inb(ugbes pda
areosIn9e6uiet. Ser fdItIIog 2pgen,
at ban foruoen en- Del andre &b9z
teller babbe 6ruffet bet enc 2aor.
Gn S9bersQobe ro
Song g6rtftidn. Manbdg ben
5. Os. feirebe qrbeibsmanb Sans
Gbriittan gojien og 6uItru / Slotsz
qabe I 4a6enrua beres 9ulbbrDGup.
6oruoen ben %f9bbanlige @abe fra
ben tnIte aejIer pau 80 Mt., obers
raifeoes 8ulo6rubeparet meo en-
Qbtenifninqsitrioelie fra aongG6ri=
itians Standardization lebfa9et At
so &roner.
- Gunfen goab2 5 oQpens
roaoer a%n3eiger" fortaG1e8, at man
Rem 6. be. fra en- galton paa en-
giGa / Ssrgensqaarb Sion ON Mor.
genen ST. 4 bar let en- 5iIterbaab
meb 2 qerIoner / innte i 5iorben.
glaOet bar bog life funnel faa narz
mere Oplpsning ON Sagen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-30

6oftfatteIfe al 2arers
Ignninger. Miniiteriet for
STRIFE ca NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bar, eiter ct peo Stoleoirettionen
for Gtoos 6erreo / Ri6e qmt inos
ien0t 4nOraqenoe fra 5ernesStaos
Sogneraao, anta9et. At 9egpnbeis
IesIpnnn for Def npoprstteOe Ca
rerembeoe / Serne fGttes til 900
Str. % 8e9pnbeIiealennen for Boil
lesuger 9preembebe til $50 9r.
aultusminifteriet bar %inooiOere,
efter 2lnfegning fra Gem og 9Is
itrup Sogueroab CRingtpbing @mD
6ifalost, at geg1noelieslsnnen for
6orIfolelqrerinben peo 6sjmart
Stole for6sies fra $50 Str. til 400
Str. aarlig.