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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-19

oeliiane ben ManO, matte 5rutten
barme BAN gobt."
o5a, lab os benere bIiOs enige ON i
2tften at 6ebe for ManOen."
Sa. bet par 9unbe enig meb BAN /.
oUlen, 9uoroan gadr bet nu big,
ou er oarm og bar ingen 5ratte -
let CT tolDt ubenfor -"
Ma, jeg ipringer al Steo, iaa gaar
ret not
Nafte 5urmabOug ringer 2unoe
qr9iten Op.
,,g1u bar jsg uoget at fortaae big"
,,50ao er bet?"
ga, nu 7fal ou 6ere - Der ION ct
gD6ub meo en- gatte iii mig. "a ie9
ipurgte BAN, bporfra ben bar, i0are6e
ban: bet Dioits ban life - Der bar
tommen en- ung, beIflaot Wdno ben
iii BAN pdd @aben % baObe beot BAN
om at gdd FEN til bet % bet 9oteI o9
leDere benne gafts til Gilbert 9unbe.
Og ba ieg aabHeoe gatten. bar bet
min Grafts."
Wonogrammet, Der par met taft
inbe / 5ruften, BAR fprattet af -
men Iao bar 5puen aa6enbart fact
fat I nogle greOe, Der Iuu i en- af
Commerce, gegGringer ON 5or6sn;
al benz iaa ban, at bet par 9unbes
5ratfe. og bOor ban bOebe.
Rogle Ddge efttr fom Der It 9reo
til 9unbe.
8repfriUersH mebbeler, at ban er
en- at gbsus 5pbe Og bar moHge 9ps
berier paa i'm Sdmpittigbeb.
Oct bar ram, Der bapbe i%tjadlet
Qunoes 5ratfe ben abplo; ban am
erebe bet bittert o9 Tpur9te. ON Gun
be funbe tilgipe BAN. San par en-
ulnffelig Wanb, bapbe MI oGret poa
qunbeg Msber / 6 4ftener, tunbe e
fobe ON N9tterne for 1lro - bar
bet muligt at faa 2unbe | 5dIe9 Dill
be benne mefbe BAN til pOlitiet. bOis
ban tom ben til bom2
,De maa lite melbe mig. 5bis jeg
fal aaben6dre Dem ale mine Spns
Der, MATTE ies blotte mango andre
9erfoner. Seq beb life. bDub ieg ftul
gere; faor jeg COB at femme ZEN til
Dem2 Oil De gipe mig ct SDor9"
grepet bar Ifrsbst meb rsbt 8l9t,
meb en- fmut 6uonbifrift - bet bar
ortogrofift f~eilfrit.
9eb Slutningen at @ftenens Mss
be iagbe ounbe:
,0u fare Den, fom ienbte mig Ct
grep / Dag, Ttrsbet meb reb Sfrift
ou er beltOmmen bos mig ndar
! Tom bslit - ieg pil bore. bin gOb'
! 0en".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-19
fra IGffeiien / ariitiania,
(gfter oar. dbl

Gn often bapbs ct Rsbe Oaret til
11s5iben. 2unbe pe en- praft bar
be iibfis til at gaa. W2en ba be itulbe
ie eftsr here's Oberfratfer, bite bet
iig, at 2unbes bar borts. De fegie
aae 8egne, men bet bar umuligt at
fnbe ben.
Den maa bore itjualen" iogbe
pr9ien, ,iful jeg life | often teleFos
mere til politttammeret. faa fan man
mddite fdd fat / 3Dben, nuar ban bill
til pdntelaaneren meo benz"
o2Ia nsj," iourebe 2uHbe, Sub
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-19
.I%nddragning af Aktier.

KompaRniet forbeholder sig Ret til
ferred" Aktier efter !. J Ian. 1910 I'll deres
paaskrevne V@rdi. Common Stock
deltager like i K~ompagniets Fortlene-
ste. forend preferred Stock er inddra
get. og MAR disse er inddraget. vii
common Stock blive Vard mango
Gange sit nparvalue", da 'hele Aktie-
kapitalen saa kun oliver Io0,OO0. he-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-19
Aktier til SaIg.

50,OO0 Aktier 6 Procent preferred kn-
mulerende Stock falbydes til 81 pr. Ak
tie. Kobet af en- Aktie preferred Stock
berettiger k8beren til en- Aktie at conf
mon Stock. hVilken udstedes OK leve-
res mm med preferred Stock Ak
tier. Stemmeretten hpfter til CONNIE n
Stock og berettiger BRreren deraf til
: n Stcmme for nver Aktie / ethveft
~aarlipt eller specielt Mode af Stock
hotderne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-19
Hvorfor The Stern Oil & Gas
Kompagni" er Diet bedste spekula-
tive Tilbud giVet.

Deres LEASES" er 1ige ! defineret Ollie
te%rritorium.
De har - Bromide, der producerer op
imod 2 q Barrels ON Dagen.
Fardig Marked for alt, hVad der pro
duceres.
ret.
Der er intet ..watered stock.
Observation-Disclosures atgiver hen
we'd 10 Procent paa preferred stock.
Intel andet OliekompaRnt kan oprise
saa stort etAreal al code Ole lenses
sammenholdt med saa lille kapttal.
Ole af heieste Gravitct producers
og bringer hejeste PRS paa narkedet.
Ingen tor Br9nd boret paa E1endofn-
men eller / dens Married.
Brondene yder en- stadig Produktioti
hVad der sikrer en- fordelagttg fortJe-
neste paa Deres Penge. =.
Krfarne og paalidelige ,oliefl~nd
Varetagcr Ejendornmen.
Ingen Lon I'll Efnbedsmasnd uden
Bogholder og MRndene Harken:
Naturlig Gas bIugcs for Braende III
en- pris AT So pr. Maaued.
Der gives lige straks FOrtIenes'e paa
de indsatte PENCE.
PENCE. som modtages for salg al
Aktier, bruges til at for0ge Produktio-
men.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-19
11en Arnen
Nr6fjOet ADLER ManOeil.
Qf Qfels aiertegdarb
/ .0ff. SIT

Man fan ofte bere Den Dom uoz
taft Oper Rutioens unge Mennefter,
At be gioer life beitiae noget, men
BELT Dil Tfulte fig fra arbeibet iaa me-
get ION muligt.
8erIom ben 4ntlage pasieOe, bpis
par od StpIben2
ungoommen er 10, Tom ben er up
brooet til, % Opbragelien er De al
eres Bart; fslgelig maa bet 10 oGye
BEN, Der bar Forfemt en- al beres al
Ter pigtigite Pligtsr.
Men ieg antager MI belIer lite, bet
II faa CALI, fom bet lpoer til mango
8ange.
SelDfglgelig er Der .braaone 8dr
/ ale 2dnoe", og Der r unge Mennes
fer, iom life ouer til tort; men ber
tr ogiaa 5oralbre, fom life buer til
At pare 0poragere.
@ennemgaasnbe tror ieg bog life,
al ungoommen er ida baurlig, fom
ben fables ub for.
81 fan role De unge mere, enb De
fortisner, og berbeb fan man muliJ@
pis poloe mere 5ortr9b. eno man
amer; men man fan ogfua ffpGoe Dem
for uret. og bet ftuI man tuge fig bel
! Bare for.
seq bar for Gtssmpel trufen ben
l1btalelie flere 9dnge, at napnli5
6piifOleungoommen life giber tage
o~rbentlig fat igen. naur 8urius'et er
til Gnoe, men beIit bill ipiIe Zine"
5olt og tage bet fua mageligt iom
muliet.
8et troer ieg ifte rigtig poo, %
ieg bar lagt Marfe til. at ben Slags
l1otaIeIier tommer fau 9obt Tom al
It'd ira Soft, Der fer meb npiaie puu
6piitole6epageIien og gerne bill bins
bre BEN / at Dinbe frem.
Scr Iaa piOt er 5uttitfen ret me
big; tbi tunbe bet oirtelia gObtgeres,
at 6sjftolerne bamme6e ung6oms
mems qrbeibslpit og narmeit gioroe
be unse til en- glags bigtise Gag
6rinere. iad par bermeo en- afasrenbe
Tom falbet ober belle 9ep9gelien;
ibi Del er fart, at bar 6giifolerne
Fadoanne ZOelaggeliesanftuIter, bu
buroe be fife beItaa, og bet bar foa en-
9nffe for 9dnbet, ON be fnareit mus
tigt MATTE opbgre at birte.
Qu er Guno6eben imiblertib ben.
at 6eiItoletiben er ct at be trablefts
Qfinit I ct ungt Menneffes Cir.
BET bprer til Be ganfte fiaIbne
H~nbtagelier. at nogen tager ct Taas
bont Steb ben for at brioe; wfnarere
maa man F%orbabies Oper ben Sbars
ti96eb, boormeb De ungs Tiger at ups
mite ben toitbdre 5tb - % bet fra
Morgen tiblig til often tent.
gnODioere fsger 6eiffolerne at al
gone at fag9e be unge paa Sinoe ben
QeliigneIie. 6aber og 9l1be, BET TT
at oare en- bngtig og brab Qrbejber /
BET 3alo, mar balger fig.
6siifolen gsr 0igterens Orb til
fine:
.4rbefOet er g~eliignelfe og 2Gre,
si 5reIsns usIe COB, men 5rimanbs
3alb;
bet ffal bet 1ele Samfunbs 2ptte bare
Sg p0rns bet mob Spgoom og 5ors
fab;
bet Ttal be ftuppe 9eO Og MuTtler
fp9nbe
ca iffpne 8iQien 69prenbe og blgb;
bet ffal be lette Sinh til 4lpor penbt
oa 0elimag I9tts Os pdd odgli9t
9rsb."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-19

tum, at O~iiefeltet | Usage Nation pro
ducerer den meste og bedste Ollie / de
Forenede slater, idet Br0udene der
producerer fra 80 til 700 Barrels hver
ON Dagen. Dette kompagni vii straks
begynde at bore paa diets Usage ,shol
ding-', og Vi venter at sc nogle dYg-
tiQe Producenter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-19

D tsrsset, aFfrt % paaibeiist gfised for ibs snef
srrpSs oopebpine, RrsImerisr. Ranepint, Neuralgia
Herssaisi, Srritabiitst, ssunIssbsb. sist, setailea.
supsbploer bperfsn Opium s1er gaOriH % %sftsrIaosr
safn asmms eftrrsirfHiHser. Is DOTS Is Gents. Paa
zsossfsr ensr ienbes al
Dr.. Niles Medical Co., Elkhardt. Indiana.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-19
Uoore.

Banf enr YrpsI bsibr,bsr iffs. obis bet anorbs.
ptIbs faa Bgrn u9be Gengsn. 9n 9ibss en- %fonfitus
tiOHeI Garia9 berior, os ies nol isnss goer IN 4npis'
ming poa IN snfslt eieHraebebanbling. Tom ~belbrsDsbt
NIT barn % mango andres.
Mrs. @. SumMERs,
Box ID, Notre Dame, Ind.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-19
KapitaI, Stern oil & Gas Co.

Aktiekapitalen er delt / 10000 Aktier
at ,,prefefred", 8 proCent akkumule
rende Stock, v@rd 81 pr. Aktie, fuldt
betalt OK like beskattclig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-19

bet af en- Aktie af sto-k / wort Kon1.
pagni medforer Medeiendom | al kom-
pagniets Eiendomi .ileases" OK Frem-
t~idsudsigter
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-19

for we'd denne It'd. Ejendommen er
fuldelig proVet og er mn paa rentabel
Basis. bet er like ct Experiment,
man lober ingen Resiko, da vi allerede
p~roducerer og sa1ger Ollie. og kompag-
MET er paa solid Basis, og F-Ortjenesteu
er regelmaessig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-19
DERES SKEBNE FORTFLLES

EDIT Jeg fortseiler mere end andre. For
MI. etnings ,Kerligheds Fanilie-og
Penge-Affarer. Send &c Fnm@rke OK fed'
seisdato' Madam Toga. D.. n, Fairfield, Conn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-19

tilboge / Idmme 9lu, lom Den 9ioes
Ulan mgoer 5olt / ~bunbreopis pac
9aOen; De Ter paa cen meb ct burtig.
8lit, fom life en- Sang u%otrDtter Der
fimpIeite RD89errigbeo, ct bdnem9s-
8lit, bet famine. bbormeo man / 6or.
bifarten betra9ter ben DIR, Der Ell
bleOen mdlet iiben / 9aar; men ct Bill
uoen Sonte, uoen Boreitiuing bag.
p9 iom penOer lige iaa tombanbet til.
hdge til i'm Giermano, ION bet gift uo.
Wlan fan pberfaloes mibt / 8rim-
Zen at ben 5ante: IN bar life ber
BET, bportiI ou tan bploe bit 6obeb
ou er enc. forIabt. @erben er en- itor
NorbpoIsfuIbe, uOen ct Stint al
Sol; 2ibet sr lite anbet enb li9egpI.
oige Orb % tolbe Zine.
- W1eb bisie 5dnter off ieg
en- Sgnoog / airte. Sea tsriteoe'eft,r
@arme, efter Sof Ooer De toIbe Sne-
marter.
- Menigbeben fang; men ieg fun
be life ibnge meb. Oct bar, fom
Stemmen fab fat / 6aIien, og grps
tets gaIg man9Iebe Cuff.
Sea forbleb folo.
qraiten mesiebe Og bob, Menighez
BEN reiite fig. foIbsbe6onoerne / Bon;
men jeg tunbe life tomme meb. Seq
reiie mig meb De andre, bsiebe mig.
Foloeoe6Qnberne - men bet bar, Tom
ieg iaa GgentarIigbeoen bag De fol-
bebe 69nber og De bsiebe 6ooeber.
- Preifen bsiteg prabifetos
len. 5on tuIte 9obt, iabnt, men bos
fart og inbbolosrigt; Der bar Dsbss
ftitbeb / atrten; GoIt FAB msb 2ines
ne retteoe mob pr9ften. % bans Orb
ianf iitfert 01bt / be fleIte. Wen Der
par intet ORB / mig; Ssftorpen bIeo
peb at li9ge Ober nit Sinh, % !6jerz
tet bar luffet.
praoitenen bar n9iten forbi. Seq
felte noaet Tom qnger. forbi ieg life
tunoe lutte mig op % mGrfe ben
9slaeQdnq / Sinbet, fom Cpbbaoels
len er. Sa, 4naeren bar lige Deo At
itige til itarte SeIO6e6rejoeIier. 6or=
bitrelie.
- 0a tom ieg tilfaIOig iii at
ie pau TO alOre 0amer. fom lab /
Stolen foran mig.
graiten bao Slutningsbsnnen, "a
i ben inOflettebe ban en- 5orbpn for
en- AT Menisbebsns fpge. en- gammeI
apinbe. en- Gnte. fOm fab enc / 9er=
ben, oa fom baboe gaaet msget igens
mem / TT 2i0.
9a ban ilutteOe, gre6 ben enc at
8pinoerne fordn mig ben onbens
5danb og tnugebe ben, ION ON bun
uben Orb bilbe %inbprante eler for
fire benbe ON noget, og iaa faa BUN
pm pad benoe meo Zine, Der PAR
5ddrer /.
6un, Der Qdo 6uanbtrbtfet, BAR
bej % traftig, ben anben fpintel. file
og iammenfunten; men paa qroflerz
ne lignebe be binanben, og jsg bsmte
itrafs, at De maatte bare SsItre.
De blsb itaaenbe meb 6inanben /
6aanben, ba Qreften lpfte @elfignsl=
ZEN.
Saa 6egpnbte Orgefet at fpiGe
5orfpinet til Salmen, og unbsr bet
l9fte ben bsje Dame Galmsn. fom
ftulbe fpnaes, burtigt, men ganife
iagte for Ssiteren.
6un bar oltfaa blinbi
Der fdlot pluoielie ION St9l ira
mine 3jne = jeg babbe fet inb / en-
at aGrligbeb og Opofrelie.
Seq fofbebe mine 69nber og tats
tebe Sub, forbi ban baboe holbt benz
ne fife fruFtise prabiten for mig Og
piit mig, at Der rislebe parme Strsms
me unber bet tofbe Oberfdbe : 2iO.
Der bar enbnu Steber, bbor aRrs
liohebens Qdpn bar mere enb en- tom
ct Samtoteemne.
Oct greb mig meb Spbpggeliens
belle Magt, at Der bar Steber, 6Dor
GGD fra prebifeftOlen blsD
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-19
Neste Rente paa ,,preferred"
Stock Forbidden L. .Iuni zoos.

Vor ,,preferred" Stock garanterer 6
ProCent aarlig Renter, men FortJene-
stem for narverende tillader, at de be
tales fjerdingaarlig. NHste kente-
BetalinRs-Dag oliver / Juni 1905, og
saa hver ~. Dag derefter. Der er a "A
ledes sikret ejeblikkelig F~ortjeneste
mn Indaafaen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-19
Nerverende Fortieneste og
fremtidig UdVikling.

Indkomsten O rnHrv@rende Produk
ton til nugeidende Priser belober sig
til henved $1,000 ON Aaret. hvilket
svarer I'll 10 Procent a .,preferred"
Stock. Pengeng, som modtages for
Ming sf 1ere Brende. del nindsfe 20
nye Bromide vii blive borede oukring
Januar 1905, hvilket vii for8ge Produk-
tiouen til omkring $50 Barrels ON Da-
gen, og Diet vii efter n~arvRIeude PR
ser til neste Aar give en- F~ortjeneste
al omkring S2lI, 200, mindre en- OF
tendedel royalty. som gaar til Far
IN. rem. NettoindtRgten for 1905 vii da
blive omkriug SIS, 600. Foregelsen der
efter sku de for hvert Aar tiltage efter
canine Ratio. bet er ct velkeddt Fax
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-19

NIedens mango Selskaber | Kansas
har BesVer med at sikre sig Marked
for deres Ollie. har Stern Oil Company
af Kansas City. so, fsrdig Marked for
sin Ole. bet kunde saelge 100 Barrels
ON Dagen, ON Diet havde saa meget.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-19
Main Pipe Line til Kansas City
og Neodesha Renserier.

"a \ ~ AsAAN - -
og Neodesha Renserier.
Olie-Indsats er Zig enhver anden Ind
sats. Der er code OK daarlige; der er
dem. som har en- Fremtid paa Grund
at naturlige Fortriu oR Marketable
kvemmelighed. The Stern Oil * Gas
Co. har Adgangtil 10 R~affinaderier allie
rede M, og der er allerede subskriberet
Kapital Ill at bygge 81 Raitinaderi fire
Nil est for vor kjendom | Kansas.
Stern Oil & Gas Co.'s Ejendom.
Dette kompagn ejer absolut 400 Acres
at oil Leases. i Shaw Distriktet. Neo-
sho Co, Kansas. og 1000 Acres at ,Oil
Leases" ] Usage Nations Oliemark.
Tretten producerende Oliebrende.
Dette Kompagni har nu paa sit l0OAc-
res store Areal Kansas - Oliebr8nde,
som nu ~producerer omkriug 200 Barrels
ON Dagen af bedste 6ravitets Ollie.
Ingen terre Bromide.
Der har like veret boret en- tor Brond
hverken paa Diet Land, dette Kompagni
holder, ejheller ! diets N1rhed.
Ingen Aktier falbudt.
Der har ingen Aktier varet falbudt
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-23
DEATH IS MOURNED.
Funeral Services for Mrs. G. B.
Young Held Today

Funeral services for the late Mrs Ellen
Fellows Young will be held at o'clock
this afternoon from the residence of her
husband Judge George B. Young, 324
Summit avenue.
Rev. W. III. w. Boyle pastor of the
House Of Hope Presbyterian church, with
which Mrs. Young was affiliated for a
number Of years, will officiate. The inter
ment will at Edgartown, Mass, the early
home of Mrs. Young.
Mrs. Young lived in st. Paul since 1874,
and during her residence in the city oc-
cupied prominent place in the social, re-
ligious and philanthropic life of the city.
Born at Edgartown, descendant of a
prominent New England family, of whom
Gov. Thomas Mayhem, of Massachusetts,
was one, she married George B. Young
in 1870. Following their marriage Mr.
and Mrs. Young removed to Minneapolis
and after four years spent there came to
ST. Paul. Here she became prominently
identified with the social life of the city
For years she was associated with the
Saturday Morning Sewing school For
thirteen years she was president of the
Protestant orphanage and a member of its
board of managers for twenty years. Mrs
Young was president of the Minnesota
Chapter of the Society Of Colonial Danes
for five years and in the social and INTEL
lectual life of the city she had long occu-
pied a commanding position.
Her entirely unexpected death proved a
great shock to a large circle of friends
who remember her for her gracious quail
ties as high type Of American woman
hood
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-23
SCHOOL TEACHERS
SMELLED LIQUOR

PATERSON, N. j.. Jan. 21.-Shocked
schoolma ans today told an investigating
committee of the state board Of education
how County Superintendent Homer A.
Wilcox had come into their presence some
what the worse for imbibing. Nearly
every school teacher in Passaic county
was present at the hearing
Otto Brown. principal of the New
foundland school. testified that the super
intendent had visited his school on one
occasion when he seemed rather dazed
1.-THE grammar class" Brown said, was
called upon to .recite. After they had
finished wilcox gesticulated wildly and
said: That issa - of a class.
Several schoo1ma' ms testified that they
had smelled liquor on the superinten-
dents breath, and they didn't think It was
just nice, either.
In his own defense Superintendent Viii
cox testified that the stories were all ex-
aggerations and falsehoods. Asked how
much whisky her would drink at sitting
he answered:
mot half pint Of liquor in a year.
Vice President Scott asked Mr.. Wilcox
what he meant by liquor" and the wit
ness said:
II don't know: it would be impossible
for me to tell the difference between
whisky and champagne"
The lawyers representing both sides
were instructed to submit briefs.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-23
Experts Assert That Croker's Machine Was Going
at Rate Of Mile in Forty Seconds When
Fatal Accident Occurred


ORMOND, Fla, Jan. 22-Frank n.
Croker died shortly after o'clock this
morning. His death came as stun
ming blow to his friends here, for 1t was
reported late last night by his physi-
clans that he was doing fairly well
and that they hoped for the best.
From the first DR.. Parks and DR.. Miller
realized that Mr.. Croker's injuries
were very severe and the shock great.
It was evidently from the effects Of
the tremendous shock that he died.
When he was placed In position for ex-
animation by the surgeons he asked his
friend, William Wallace, of Boston, the
nature of his injuries. He was told that
they consisted of sprained knee and
elbow He then asked about his
machinist, Rolf, and was told that
he was more seriously hurt.
The young man was then put under
the influence of ether by the surgeons
and the broken and splintered bones in
the leg and arm were set, his broken
ribs were bandaged and q bad scalp
wound was dressed.
Unconscious Until Death
After the operation the patient SEEM
ed to be resting well. but was In a semi
conscious state. After midnight he be-
came entirely unconscious and rema;n-
ed SO until after death.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-23


Mrs. Richard Croker. mother of the
unfortunate young man, and his sister
were IN Jacksonville, but the news did
not reach them until too late to take
the morning train. They left Jackson
Vile on the train that gets here at
IL: 20 and will return with the body on
the 4:48 train In the morning.
An examination of Frank Croker's
racer this morning disclosed complete
wreck. The left front tire is gone and
both sides of the front axle between
the springs and hubs are bent and
twisted SO that both wheels dish out.
All OF the frame work is gone or badly
torn and many parts of the engine are
broken or twisted. 1t is said that with
each of the three complete turns made
by the machine it jumped higher into
the air. Experts estimate that young
Croker was driving his machine at a
speed of a mile In forty seconds. They
say that no machine ever built could
stand the strain of sharp turn while
going at that speed.
Was Certain Death
Mr.. Stanley on the motor cycle was
directly ,ip the course Of the racer, and
to Mr.. Croker it must have appeared
almost certain death to attemp to make
the sharp turn to get out of the way
OF the small machine ahead Of him.
Mr.. Croker's maehinfst. Raoul. was q
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-23
CONCRETE MAKERS
GET TOGETHER
Exhibit and Convention of Northwestern
Association Opens Tomorrow


The. Northwestern Concrete Manufac..
turers' association viii hold Its annual
convention in Minneapolis, beginning to-
morrow morning. The meetings of the as
sociation will be held on the fourth floor
of the court house and there will be an
exhibit of what can be accomplished by
the use of cement and concrete.
There will be building blocks. sections
of buildings constructed of the new mate
rial and jobbers all over the Northwest
have made arrangements to be repre-
sented at the display.
The purpose of the convention Is to
bring together the concrete manufacturers
and consumers and to this end Secretary
II. A. Rogers, of Minneapolis, issued in
vitations to manufa cturers, architects and
builders to be present at the convention
and as a rule the invitations have been
accepted.
There viii be papers covering every
class of work for which cement and con-
crete can be used and the merits of the
different materials will be discussed by
experts.
The convention will be welcomed tomor-
row afternoon by Mayor Jones, and after
the appointment of committees "A. L.
Goetzman, of Chicago, will read paper
on the Mixture Of Concrete.
In the evening there will be an illus
trated lecture by Richard l.. Humphrey,
of iladelphia, who will speak on 1.-THE
Practical Value of Cement and Its Prod
uctSr
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-23
The New silk Skirts

Silk gowns are now fashionable for
winter wear, and the ever-useful black
silk gown has come back to gladden.
the heart Of the economical woman.
The skirts of the taffeta gowns are all
made wide. but fullness around the
hips is no longer smart; rows of tucks
forming yoke effect make the widest
of the new skirts becoming even to
stout women. The tucks do not ex-
tend far below the hips-only so far as
Is becoming, and then the skirt flares
widely. The front Is narrow at the
top, and then flares at the foot At
either side is band of the taffeta edg-
ed with hemstitching. Around the foot
of the skirt are three of the same
bands, and on each breadth is design
in circular shape with the hemstitched
bands.-Harper's Bazar.
AMIICEMENTc
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-23

scene Of an orgy. Men with fevered
brains sang loudly, and danced around
the casks, and many a roysterer lay
down to sleep upon the damp sands.
The more. seasoned topers paraded the
streets on unsteady legs, and the VII
lage resounded with the. echoes of their
drunken songs until the small hours Of
the morning.
Draw Swords to Protect Wine
At 3 o'clock yesterday morning three
bonfires shone at distant intervals
among the sand hills. Now and again
against the flare of burning wreckage
was silhouetted a figure. On approach
ing one discovered a group of seven
men lying round 100 gallon upturned
cask Of port. Bottles and cups lay
about filed with the wine. Several
were drinking; two others in the last
stages Of intoxication. There was now
little of the liquor left, for these men
had made several Journeys on success
sive nights with all sorts of utensils,
which they had filed and taken home.
A similar scene was witnessed at one
of the other camp fires. The intruder
was on each occasion instantly asked
to help himself.
The ship and cargo are supposed to
be uninsured. The remainder of the
cargo is Of considerable value, consist
ing Of whisky, rum and tobacco, the
whole being valued at 100000.
When the vessel went ashore the
crew was removed, but the captain
resolutely stuck to the ship, and when
efforts were made to forcibly remove
him he ran to his cabin and threatened
to shoot any one who approached.
On Saturday evening large crowds Of
people came from Liverpool, and the
coast guards went SO far as to draw
their swords in protecting the wine
casks
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-23
RAILROAD NoTycEs
Two Through tourist Cars to caIIforl

TWO Through Tourist Cars to California
The Chicago Great Western Railway
every week to California, one leaving
Minneapolis and ST. Paul Tuesdays via
Omaha and the Rock Island Route, ar
irving San Francisco $40 p. m. Saturday,
sas City and the Santa Fe Route, arriv-
ing at Los Angeles 8.25 a. m. Monday.
For further information apply to J. N.
Storr, Gen'l sAgt., Cor. eth & Robert Sts.,