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Morris tribune., 1905-05-27
DEN MARK.
Copenhagen.
fortune.

The Upsala and Lund student chorus
gave concert in Copenhagen recently
which proved a grand success. The
chorus was received by a delegation
of Swedes and Norwegians Of COpen-
hagen and rendered a breakfast at
'Vievels." Present at the concert at
the Radius" auditorium in the
evening was King Christian and other
members of the royal family. The con-
cert was pronounced an excellent one
and such chorus singing has never
been rendered before in the Danish
capital The same chorus may visit
America next summer, with Herr Gus
tai Thalberg as impressariO. Herr
Thalberg managed the Lund student
concert trip with so much success that
he was engaged by the Norwegian
male chorus, who arrived in New York
recently, to tour America this sum-
mer 1t is quite possible that picked
chorus from Upsala and Lund will
visit America next summer.
Much interest is being evinced in the
erection Of the Swedish church by
Princess Ingeborg, King Christians
daughter, who married Prince Karl OF
Sweden and Norway. She has already
contributed large sum Of money for
the edifice and is doing all in his pow
or to interest her friends in gathering
funds in Copenhagen.
Jensen rendholdt, for a number of
years representative of the foIke-
thing, died at Frederik's hospital in
Copenhagen a few days ago. The de-
ceased was 53 years old and a rep
resentative from Moen, from which
district he was first elected to the
fo1kething in 1901.
An expedition composed of students
of science from Harvard university
expedition will be led by Professors
Ja9gar and Farrabel, who will also
make geological and archaeological in
vestigations.
A stock company has purchased
Grand hotel in Hobro for 125,OOO
crowns. The hotel will be thoroughly
renovated and will be one Of the larg-
est hotels in the country, outside Of
those i'll Copenhagen.
A new museum was recently opened
at Thisted 1t offers an especially
interesting collection of coins and con-
tains many interesting specimens from
the stone age up to the present time.
The East Asiatic Steamship COM
pany of Copenhagen. paid a dividend
Of per cent. last year. The reserve
fund of this company amounts to not
less than 275,000 crowns.
The crownprince and crownprincess
of Denmark will attend Prince Gustaf
Adolph's wedding in London In June.
Prince Kristian will also attend.
MARION S. NORELIUS.
Morris tribune., 1905-05-27
MORE POLICE NEEDED.
Mayor Dunno Issues Cal! for Abiebod-
led Citizens,

WayOF DuFne ISSUES N'eIi iOi F7DlSDOO-
led Citizens,
Chicago, May 26.-With the strike
spreading each hour in the lumber
district and no signs of peace in sight
affairs in the transfers strike have
assumed a serious aspect.
Unable to meet the demands for po-
lice protection Mayor Dunno has is
sued a call for 1000 ablebOdied citl-
zens to report at Chief ONeill's office
at once and be sworn in as policemen
to do strike duty.
Sheriff Barrett continues to swear
in deputies The number of deputies
sworn in since the beginning of the
strike now numbers 1000, one-fourth
of whom are active deputies assigned
to protect nonunion drivers.
Armed sentries are guarding the
various armories located in the city
and the officers expect call to arms
at any moment. Fifty thousand rounds
of ammunition have been distributed
among the four regiments in the city
and the naval militia.
Morris tribune., 1905-05-27
ZiegIer Relief Ship Starts.
SPORTING EVENTS
Race For kaiser's Cup Begun.

Race For kaser's Cup Begun.
Eleven sailing craft started from
Sandy Hook at 1915 on May II in a
straightaway race across the Atlantic
ocean, a distance of 3,10O miles, to the
Lizard, England, go as you please, it
being the first international contest for
the $4,000 cup offered by Emperor Viii
liam of Germany. Eight of the boats
are American, as follows: The 1903
foot yawl Ailsa, 1913 foot bark Apache,
1876 foot schooner Atlantic, 1877 foot
schooner Endymion, 105 foot schooner
Fleur-de-Lys, 1876 foot schooner Hide
garde, $50 foot schooner Thistle and
100 foot schooner Utowana. Two are
British boats, the 154 foot schooner
Sunbeam, owned and sailed by Lord
Brassey, and the 1856 foot ship Val
halla. The one boat entered from Ger
many is the 146 foot schooner Ham
burg. The Sunbeam and UtoWana are
three n,astea end fltc nt724ooF sschoocne1rs
Morris tribune., 1905-05-27
IMPROVED FARMS

Improved farm homes at prices and
terms in reach of all. We have just
purchased another tract of rs 900 acres of
hardwood timber land, timber consist of
maple, Eastwood, birch and hemloCk, no
pine slashings or sand. Lands are all
within to miles of railroad, near good
market town, schools, churches and
Creaneries, good wagon roads to all of
our lands. With every purchase of land
We build a good log house IS # wide 26 #
long - it. high, with good roof floor
windows and doors all complete, ready to
move into at prices with house complete,
S.. TO SIS. Per Acre.
Terms 4 cash, balance in equal annual
payments, at . per cent interest.
SAW MILLS WANTED
to cut one hundred million feet hardwood
timber, Here is a chance for man with
a small portable mill to buv small
tract of timber and do custom saving for
his neighbOrs. We own several thOuSa and
acres of timber that will cut from to IL
thousand feet per acre.
Buy your tickets to Gable, on G q n, w.
Ry. LOW rates to land seekers, r. r. fare
refunded TO purchaser of land. For maps
and further pa -tiCularS address
UECkE'S LAND AGENCY,
Cumberland, Wis.
Morris tribune., 1905-05-27
MAY CORN TAKES A DROP.
Yields Eight Cents on Selling by Profit
Takers.

Chicago, May 26.-After touching
SO cents, q new high record mark for
last years crop, corn for May delivery
broke cents a bushel here during the
day. The slump was due to selling
by smaller longs, who were anxious to
secure tempting profits occurring from
the efforts of several prominent trad
ers to corner" the market. The high
est point of the day was reached on
initial transactions, opening quotations
being at 671a to SO cents. Before the
end of the first half hour the price
yielded to profit taking, selling off to
641a cents. Later the price dropped
precipitately to so cents bushel.
A partial recovery was made on re-
newed covering by shorts. Final quo
tations were at SO cents, a net decline
for the day of 5 cents.
Morris tribune., 1905-05-27
Concluded from page Z.

most suitable means OF protecting
trains in view of recent improvements.
In his address at the farewell BAN
uuet to the visiting delegates Secre-
tary Shaw said that this country criti-
.,cised no nation for levying duties to
4,rotect itself or raise revenue provided
they rested no more severely on the
United States than on others. He add
ed that the United States had never
yet levied retaliatory tariffs and that
no tariff war would be possible so long
as other countries do not discriminate
against us. A message Of congratula-
ton was received from Emperor Will
liam.
Ramsey Controls kanawha.
It came out on May IS that Joseph
Ramsey. Jr., the retiring president of
The Wabash, controls the Little Kama
VIVA syndicate, with its coal mines in
West Virginia, instead of George
Gould. On that day Mr.. Ramsey visit
ed Pittsburg and arranged to pay off
the last S450,O0O note held by J. NJ
GufHey.
A Hill and Hartman Truce.
After the meeting Of the stockhold
ers Of the Northern Pacific Railroad
company at New York on May IS it
was learned that neither Mr.. Hartman
nor any member Of the Union Pacific
directorate had been elected to the
Northern Pacific board This was said
to be due to a friendly agreement, in
view of the illegibility of such mem
bershiD in the new system. Harmony
between HiIl-Harriman and Morgan
lines in the northwest wqs thought to
be foreshadOWed by this action.
To Restore Biqeiow Funds.
Comptroller OF the Currency Ridgley
has assessed stockholders Of the First
National bank OF Milwaukee Sc % per
cent to make good the capital stock
Impaired by the defalcati0n of former
President Frank G. Bigelow
New Rule For Bank Clerks.
Employees of the First National
bank OF Milwaukee have been ordered
to give the officials their photograph
and submit to certain measurements
for the purpose of Identification.
Morris tribune., 1905-05-27


the increase of 5 per cent in wages
during the time which his investiga-
ton covered This margin would al
low per cent for mill dividends and
5 per cent for annual depreciation.
The decision caused great disappoint-
ment among the workers.
Adjusting Teamsters' Strike.
An armi3tice was decided on by the
officers Of the striking teamsters at
Chicago on May u pending the outcome
of the meeting Of the International
Brotherhood of Transfers later in the
week. This followed the decision of
the transfers joint council refusing
the demands of the Team Owners as
ISOLATION to deliver goods to the houses
which had been boycotted. The num-
Der Of men then out was about 1900
President GOmpers of the American
Federation Of Labor arrived on the
scene May 16, expecting to see the
strike called off. Each day the Employ
erS' association was increasing the
area and prOmptneSS of it's delivery
service by means of strike breakers,
protected by armed guards. An agree
sment was reached finally on May 20
fOr the return of all except the express
NriVers, provided the Employers Team
Ing association be recognized on open
shop basis.
Morris tribune., 1905-05-27
MISCELLANEOUS
Accidents.


Two trainmen were killed and six
passengers injured in the wreck of a
Big -Four passenger train which ran
into an open switch at Otterbein, Ind
May H..
During an auto boat race from Port
Mahon, Minorca, to ToulOn, France, six
Of the seven boats entered in the race
were either sunk or disabled in a
storm, and the seventh boat is missing.
All of the crews escaped.
Deaths.
Hiram Cronk, last surviving veteran
Of the war of 1912, died at Dunn
Brook. n. Z, May 10, at the age of 1O5.
Under the auspices Of several patriotic
societies he was buried at Cypress
Hills cemetery, Brooklyn, with mill
tary honors after lying in state for
twenty -four hours in the city hall at
New York
Jessie Bartlett Davis, the noted opera
singer, died at Chicago May Il.
Kirke La Shelle, theatrical manager,
playwright and author died at Bell
port, n Y, May 16
Samuel NJ Shubert theatrical man
ager, who was injured in the railroad
wreck at Harrisburg, died in that city
Of his injuries on May y.
Morris tribune., 1905-05-27
INDUSTRIAL
sParry's Latest Output.

s5sarry's Latest Output.
More than 800 members of the Ma
sfional Manufacturers association at
tended the tenth annual meeting at At
lanta, Ga, last week. The address of
president Parry dealt largely with the
labor question and with what he
thought to be a strong tendency for So
scialism. He made strong appeal for
Nhe maintenance of the individual and
property rights. He. insists that the
government could not manage capital
astic enterprises as economically or as
efficiently as the private owner, saying
that large increase in the number Of
I government EMPLOYEES. is certain to
Morris tribune., 1905-05-27
NORWAY.
Christiania.

Professor Michelet. of Christiania,
speaks as follows concerning religious
awakening in that city: Il rejoice
over the success of the spiritual activi-
ty in Christiania, and do this so much
the more as it appears to proceed from
those of the more cultured circles We
have long since needed more manly,
not passive or sentimental christianity.
Should this awakening effect what ii
apparently promises, it will be
Morris tribune., 1905-05-27
s C TE n TIFIC
lie Arctic Consumption Cure.


A movement has been started to
make a strong demonstration Of the
theory Of DR.. Frederick Sohon of Wash
ington that sojOurn in the arctic re-
gions will cure consumption. DR..
Sohon has been with Lieutenant Peary
on two of his arctic expeditions, and
when he first went north he himself
was suffering with tuberculosis. dur
ing his long stay in the icy land he
found that he was entirely cured. His
views have attracted wide attention
in the medical world, and a number Of
prominent men at Washington have
decided to have a test made. The
steamer Havana is to leave Halifax
June IS for a health cruise along cen
trail Greenland 1t will visit certain
sterile and dustless areas lying under
perpetual summer sunshine within lie
arctic circle Advanced cases will not
be taken.
This question among others was I'M
der discussion at the Washington meet
ing of the National Association For the
Study and Prevention Of Tuberculosis.
Dr.. Osler said that the thing to strive
for was the education of public, ply
stefan and patient, and DR.. Trudeau
advocated teaching in the schools the
main facts about the transmission Of
the disease.
ziegIer Relief Ship Starts.
The steamship Terra Nova sailed
from Scotland on May Is to search for
the missing Ziegler expedition, led by
Antonio Fiala, in the far north. Mr..
Zieglers private secretary, W. s..
Champ, and DR.. Oliver Fassig. of
Johns Hopkins university are members
of the relief expedition.
Morris tribune., 1905-05-27

Baptists Getting Together.

Baptists Getting Together.
! At the general convention Of Bap-
| lists at st. Louis on May II the consti-
| tuition of a permanent convention Of
northern and southern Baptists was
adopted. These churches have been
separated for sixty years. It's scope is
20 be North America and it's islands.
over S35O.0O0 was contributed for for
eign missions.
To Try DR.. Crapsey.
The annual council of the Protestant
Episcopal diocese of western New
York, which met at Corning on May II,
created a court to try the charges of
heresy which had been made against
the Rev DR.. AlgernOn S. CrapSey of
Rochester The charges grow out of
several sermons preached by Dr.. Crap
sey last winter in which he said that
the Bible could no longer be looked
upon as inerrant. He has refused to
withdraw his statements and says he
will not leave the church unless com
PEELED to do so.
Presbyterian Legislators Meet.
The general assembly of the Presby-
terrain church began it's sessions at
Winona Lake, Ind, May Is, with the
prospects of a heated controversy over
the retention of the Westminster Con
fession The proposition Of dropping
the confession in favor Of the brief
statement Of the Reformed church is
contained in an overture from the pres
bytery of Nassau, n. Y The overture
arose from the open letter of the Rev.
DR.. Samuel T. Carter of New York
city, in which he appealed for truth
and the dropping of all misstatements,
however time hOnOred.
Morris tribune., 1905-05-27
M'klNLEY MONUMENT NEEDY
Endowment of About 100000 Is Re
quired for Maintenance.

Washington, May &c. = Associate
Justice Day OF the supreme court an
nounced during the day that about
100000 is needed to ensure the sue
cess of the movement for a Mckinley
monument The funds for the cree
ton of the monument have been raised
and a contract has been let for it's
construction It will cost 100000
and the cornerstone will be laid in the
fall, work on the foundation having
already begun. Another 100000 is
needed as an endowment to ensure the
maintenance of the monument.
Morris tribune., 1905-05-27

strike last year.
It is that q. par
tial restoration
of wages is IN
warranted by
the profits Of
the business.
Thereferees said
that it would
require a mar
gin Of 74.3S
cents between
the price Of
cloth and it's
equiv alent in
unmanufactur-
ed cotton to nav
Morris tribune., 1905-05-27
GIRL OF SEVEN is REscUER

Pulls Playmate Sinking for Third Time
to Shore.
Muskegon, Mich, May 26-Mattie
Jesperson, seven years old, rescued
her companion, Frances Charland, six
years old, from drowning while they
were playing at dock on the shore of
MuslSegon lake. The younger of the
children was sinking Tor the third time
when her COMPANION grasped her by
the hair and brought her ashore.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-23

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Qlpenues 5beoter qiebt eine ruffifGe
Ghdufpielers @efenfddft aeaenspdrtig.
Bel seitfpeifiqem Mufentbasr tpdbrenb
Der ,beabiihtiaten gteiie nah ben @ere
ei11iqten S5taoten, Elm ergreifenbes
Gtiif: Die eSuben BON Sfdhiritoff. gs
IfiIbert Die gerfolqungea naa 2lrt
Der Mebeleien in Rifhineff. Sbtppbl
tie @orfteuunq in ruff56er Gprade
ftattfinoet, lit es leiht, Dem -@dtae
6es SrauerIpieles nit Siilfe Der enge
Iif6en furaen ltsber5idat All folaen. Die
Sruppe be1fe6t aus tpa6r6aft berbor>
einbr1td 1T ebenfp riihreflb tpie iDfters
oerabeau oetpoltia. 9ielfan tpirb man
an bic beIten italieniId6en @f,au5bie@
let erinnert Die Gborofteraeihnuna
1T BON Der ar0bten gtaturipahrheit.
Cine iiino5f ouFqefteIlte @totiffit
eraiebt. bob bei fpeitem Der or1bte
8roaentIas alfer ltnoliidsfdne bic
MeenTfen in ibren Mobnunoen pber
in ber ndd)ften H6be ibrer Mo1nunoen
trifft. Damn fomtnen Die l1nfdue. bic
beim @eben ouf ber 5troBe erlttten
tperben, unb bqnn erft lleberfobren
bur6 Waaen, @iIenbabnlnfd[Ie Ii. +.
ip. ccyn ben 3eitunoen nerben eben
nur 9inoe qeneIbet, bic mebr pber
lDeniger du9emetnes sSSnterefTe ha6en,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-23

Die geiDoltfanlsn ltrIdhelr Der
3oDesfGlle Beginner in ii1lerem 2aabe
fnon bic MirfIdntfeit Der tneift ges
fiir9teten Grnnfbeiten 3u iibertreffen.
Die 3abl ber Spfer bes Giienbdbn>
betriebes betrng nach ben1 Mebical
sSonrnal i'm borigen Sabre segen 10.z
600, bic 3dbl Der Spfer, bic Der
Gheunpatismus in Der gleihen 3eit
forberte, betrus 5067. Das @dars
ladfieber nabm 6333 WenI9enleben,
Die 10 gefiirdteten i9poraen pDden
3484, bas Jeuer 6772 unb 5387 gers
fonen ertronterl.
Dieyorberungen Der cubonii6en
patrioten fir bic bei benz 8efrsiungss
iperfe geIeifteten 9ienite iinb arf 81
Gttaiolen Dollars geitieeen. guba
1T ni9t in Der Gage, Die our 8efriebiz
gung bieTer Sorberung n0tbiee neue
a(nleihe bon fat 35 W1i(lionen Dollars
gu maiden; Die Mittel bes 2ahbes err
lduben bas faum, aubem itebt benz bas
Blatt= t=Mmenbement i'm Gertrdee nit
Den Ser. 5taaten i'm @e9e, bds Der
Gegierung lebe S9ulbenmaherei ber=
bietet, penn beren 8etrdg Die 8er5tne
fung unb Riid3ablung in Srase itelIt.
- Sin gbicagoar Gi9ter bat Elm
8anf=Snftitut entbedt, fpel9es nit
81 100000 unter eirern BPM Gtdate
@eitz8irsinia berlie6enen G6arter taz
pitaliiirt 1T unb Dorises Syriibiabr nur
$50 on 0epniiten bate. Die 8edmten
batten Die Ibii9t, Q(ftien i'm 8ertbe
bpn 100000 aus3useben, nm &apitaI
fir sef6iftlt9e Sransaftionen in bic
9Gnbe gu befommsn. 9as 1T bic Dirt
Corporations 7@nttpidelung, bic bds
@olf 81 Der Mnnabme 5pingt, baB cine
ae9ierungs= =gontrolIe notbtpenbig lit.
= Snfolge Der bonn beutT9sn Raiz
Ter gegebenen Inregung gum groTeiz
foren IustauI9 tptrb prpf. Yea=
boop, @oriiber bes 8parb Of greoders
Der uniperiitdt 6arbarb, auf ginlaz
bun9 Der 8erliner uniperIitGt i'm err
fen Sen1efter bes nd9fen l1niberiiz
tGtsiabres in Berlin 8prleIungen
iiber r9oSiaIe Jragen in ben Ser.
Stodten II. T. M. balten.
- Sn Getp gorf lit Der Rampf
fir unb gegen munt3ipole 8eleu9tln9
i'm 8anee. Die 8rootlpner Sp9z
Bride ipirb aus eigenet itGbtifaer
Nnlage beleu9tet; bos 2i9t toitet per
Qnn1he hns cSnhr @53 Sie gI}ifI;nn, g.
burger Bride erbdlt ibr 2t6t bonn
Yrtbatrnpnopol; es totet $148 per
2ampe bus sSabr.
SIN 2abpratori,m berllniperiitdt
hon Buffalo iperben nit &rebs .inftz
5irte Mdufe mitteIs eines @erums gez
9eilt. 8orldufig 1T es aber nod sneie
felbaft, pb bic 9etlung BON Dauer,
ober ob bie @ntpenbung bes SetImitz
teIs anf menf4li9e Wefen enpfeb@
lenspertb 1T.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-23
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6tieASid1autIah.

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Sol9enbes:
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am A. Nobember nit benz grinaen
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bend6barten 9orfe eintreffen. Ser
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funft bor feinem Nuartier. Gs mar
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fGen Sarners Mnmens gu, Der feiz
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men, bas beibt bic priiflng als Opf=
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Sabre nidt seidubert, unb es mar bdz
fer cine f9tpere Nrbeit, es in 6tonb
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