davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-12
Is Sober OrGbte Os 100 iaareOe

Sra 81. peters6org berettes ben
L. Os., at ifpIge pripate NleoOeleIs
ier fra 3bitomir er Gplgen af en- am
tijpDiIt OpItanO Der Is brabte og
ober 100 Idareoe, meIienbels Ssoer.
Der er ertleret arigsloo / gnen.
Den er fplbt at SOIOater, Og 0roen
er 9tlminOeligbeo genoprettet. Der
forefdloer bog entelte Sammenite0,
og man frbgter for mt llbbrub cf
0pItanoen n9ite 2srbag often og
Ssnbag.
Oct iiges o9Iau, at Der bar paret
eloorlig OpItanb / @ostpnin, bpOr
6uie plnnbreOes og mango Seoer Ieo
Operlait. Der berettes bog ingen
aaIudliteter.
Sfslge en- officiel 8eretning fra
3bitomir ItaI Opitunoen biorere fra,
at nogle ,rougbs" ira 5loObrebben
itenebe ct Serita6 af Seoer, fom iejs
Ieoe en- guaO pua 5loben. 0isie
forioarebe iig meo ReoolOere og iaus
reoe abItilige.
gfapporten ON Sammenitebet ipres
bes mart, og en- Ratefamp opitoo.
Zen re9tlGre 3roppeItprte er bles
pen forget af 5rDgt FOR me llo6ruO.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-12
6clcn @onlos Selpnnins.

Sra 8urun9o, Golo., berettes uns
Der 10 Mai:
2eroD 3rOine 0iron, en- 9 Qlar St.
0reng opoaqebe iioIte Ottober ct
StenIfreb paa gfio @ranOe 9dnen8
Spor, boor ganen itrejfer ,,tfe cans
ron" peo Gas Q(nimus Riber. 6dn
pibIte, at ct Ya8iagertog mart ituls
re tomme. Saa ioingeOe ban lit
Qommetsrtlaoe og ItanoIeOe pad benz
ne D}aabe 3oget. aleften bar ober
100 SOB bDb pad Stebet. 3oget %
gosfd9erne bleo rebbebe.
g}u bar ben tenbte goog6renoeWliIs
6elen 8oulo beiluttet at Oille giOe
9rengen en- qrunbig ltooannelie iom
gelgnning. 8rengen5 5oralbre gap
/ Dag oeres 3ilitaaelIe. De mda
relge baaoe 5orberebeliesftoIe o9
llniDeriitet. WiIs @olLO 6etaler Iaa
for bet belle.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-12
Gn frO 9uftOr=G Gegnins

,,Gfter min Utening burbe Der i'm
res en- 2tgsnt for Or. 4eter's aurito
paa benne Sibe al Mo8cop," Iri0er
5. Is. 9inOp af a. ). ,. Qr. 2,
0loscop. SOabo. Zen narmeite
2lgent, Utr. Guitapion, 6or paa ben
anoen Sibe uf Uloscon og langt ber=
fra. Seq pco, bouO aurito er, og
hoab ben tan gsre. ia jeg begpnbte
at BRUCE ben, 6abbe jeg netop betult
Ell Doitorregning pad $4,000 og
bar Den famine 3ilItano, Iom ba
jeg 6egbnote gebanolingen. Sanoz
beben er. at ieg par iaa Ouarlig. at
alle mine genner 6dOoe gioet mig op.
9eo Surifo's 6ialp er ieg imiOIer=
tio MI faa friit og itart, at ie9 ian
gre en- goO Days 2tr6ejoe 6Oer Dag.
Ssnb mig 0eres @iItaar for 2(gen>
ter"
g}r. ainb1 er ble0en tilIenot Bill
taar for 2tgenter, og bet tiger fig
felD, at ban bill 6lipe en- af De melt
be9ejItreoe 2(genter for Nlebicinen.
Or. qeter's aurito er life nogen
4potFefmebicin. men er forbanolet
birette til Solicit, gennem ipetieGe
2lQen!er. Tom er anIatte ooeralt.
2tbresIer: Or. g. 6abrne1, 112s114
So. 6obne 2toenue. G4icogo, SG.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-12
GrGft belbreSes peO Gsntgens
ltraaler.

gebanoling al &r9ft Oeo Rpntgens
Itraaler i Steoet for meo antben,
bar Den 3. bs. @enItonb for 9rsfs
tefIe paa ben internotondie 2Gges
tongres Berlin Qlnlebning af 9is
darsbdgen for OpbdgelIe df Rsnts
genitradlerne.
profesior 2a8Idr, Berlin, en- anIet
Qlutoritet pod bette Omrddbe, ppln@
ite, at ban babbe brugt Rpntgenitrdds
Ter mob &r9ft flere 6unbrebe Sils
fqlbe, o9 at 9uren fun 3 3ilfGlbe
bar mislbttet.
profesfor Smelmdnn, Berlin,
gioroe Rebe for &eIultdtet | go Sils
f9lbe df &reft, iom ban babbe Be-
6dnblet meb bet famine Selb fom
profesIor 2asIdr.
profesIor 8plgemoutb, Berlin,
omtalte ct pberIt onbartet ar9fttils
f9lbe 6os en- 75sddrig &Dinbe, fom
bar angrebet / 8rpitet. gfter 72
9ebanblineer. 2 8ange boer llge,
meb 3gntgenItrddler, bar ben gdmle
Some fulbIt9nbig belbrebet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-12
@raperenoe fer Stssiels
Mnieelie.

Sra ct. Yetersborg melbes: Den
til llnoerfpgelie at OpergipelIen II
port Qlrt6ur nebIatte &ommisIion,
fom Iumtibig tieneitger iom &rigss
ret mob @eneral Stgsiel, bar fact
fig forelugt en- bel Del 9ebismaterts
ale, fom ifdl p9re meget ordperenoe
for Stpsfels 9nIeelfe. Gn gfefte
@ioner bar Iaalebes fortldret, at mes
6ens be giorbe Sieneite | gort Qrs
tbur, forlob StssIel prattif talt life
fit 9obebfburter for at fe efter Safz
ningens Sorfbdr. Sin Sib tilbragte
ban, optuget meb at berige fig feto
heb at felge 2ebnetsmibler, ct 2(rbeis
be, boorunber Stpsfels Suitru bar
Fam en- gob Meb9iGlp, flyer @ibner@
ne.
Der er bem, fom mener, at &rigss
retten bill begrdbere StpsIeG og gioe
6am nogle Mars Seitningsitrof pben
/ &ebet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-12
A. WarQ.
Sra SituatiOuen / 9iten.

Gnbnu ligger De o9 lltrer pad binz
unOen, 6adOe 99rene og 5laaberne.
Sra Stiltngen Mtdn9uriet 6eres
Der after life mere. Og fra Spen IT
Get meget libt, Der 6erettes. Der bar
aft temmelig l9nge oaret taft ON,
at 2tbmiral g}e6ogatoffs @itabre bap=
De naaet at forene fig meO Rojeits
benIfns G7tabre. gu ital bet enbe=
Zig bere ifet, efter 6oab Der melbes
fra Ydris ben 10. bs. W}en ben FAM
lebe 5laabe ligger ido fremOeles Der
langt nebe SAO u0 for Saigon, forz
mooentlig life l9ngere norb enb II
norblige 8rebOegrdb. Der iDnes be
QoOt 6bttebe N9r6eben af De frantic
fpOtineiiite 8eiibbelier. Selp ON Suz
panerne fan til6olOe 5rantrig at be-
re neutral (6bab Der nu / no9en Sib
bar b9ret ifreoet meget om), Idd fan
be fife binbre, at pripate Sttbe for@
IDner ben ru8iiffe 6laabe meb bdabe
Probidnt og 8ul. 6borban man benz
her og breier Sagen, bar ben rusTife
iSlaabe Der en- Slags 8it6olO, en-
5oripningsbaiis.
W}en om 9tusIerne mener, at 9G0z
miral Sogo ital tomme berneb og gi=
be fig &aft meb benz, faa tager be
temmeli9 iiftert fell. aun &usierne
itad beb at oente, - Sapanerne liges
iaa 9obt. 8et fan neppe bentes, at
Sapanerne bil angribe ben ruSIiife
1Slaabe, f6r ben fonlmer 1dd langt
norb iom Horbenben af 5ormoia els
Ter SpbenOen df Sapans 9gruppe,
me0em %. % 80. 8reboegrao. N2das
Ife De enbba bil laoe Dem gda langere
0orb; t6i Der er enbba langt til @Idz
btpoitof. Saa lenge 9fusIerne life
naar BERTH, Taa jo Iengere norb, be8
foagere bIiOer ausierne rg bes far<
fere Sapanerne, forbi bis'e ba itaOig
tommer narmere Oeres 5oripnings=
6aIis, De andre lan9ere fra bereS.
9erneoe, boor ben rusiiIfe 6laobe nu
Iigger, 9sr Den life Sapan ben alIerz
minbite Sfobe. 9erof forflares bet
let, at Der intet Sammenitpb bar b9s
ret poa Ssen enbnu.
Smi0lertio 6elaptr Sapun fig Paa
at toge imob Qtngreb at ben rusiiTfe
7Sldd0e. 7et inbfolber Warinefors
Itnrfningen og foritarter bets &bitz
forioar og Ii9nenOe,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-12
Gn frY9teli9 OYnamtt.
Gfsploiion.
Sammenfteo Gi ct SIS
prestOg o9 ct iragttO g.
so menneffer bre6es 0 g
100 iaores.

Sra 6drrisburg, 4a. melbe8 ben
Il os.: S Spb 9arresburg lgb ct
gtsprestog paa PennIblOania G. &.
ST. 1.10 g1at inb 1 ct 5rdgttog,
6oori Der bar to Garz2aoninqer On
numit. Der paafulgte en- faa bolbz
Icm Gfsplolion, at dae 8inbuer
9pen iloges itu, begge 3ogene RUNE
reoes og 8ragene ant9notes. &l. 3
toges Der Stgn ober lllpften, % berz
efter opgibes 30 at pere br9bte Do
100 faarebe. 8ette 5ul dntdges boq
inarere at O9re for labt eno for bejt,
oa bet paa bette 5ibspunft bar umus
ligt at faa Heoe paa 5atdliteterne, Da
8ruget frembeles br9nbte, Iaa ingen
tunOe n9tme fig bet, og Der blep beb
at fplge imaa Gt8ploiioner. Der bar
163 Yasiagerer meo Gt8prestoget.
0a Den itore @tsploIion Ifete la
itebes Menneiter ligefrem openuO If
SObepognen og lanoebe paa 8anes
ltrauningen, nogle falbt / Susque6a.
mas5loben, iom paa bet Ste6 l6ber
larg5 meo 8anen. De Pasfagerer,
Tom flap fra bet meo Qipet og bar /
Sturo til at fln, l66 for at tomme /
Sitter6eo for De paafslgenoe minbre
gf8ploiioner.
6Uao Der oibere pdafulgte - SAM
meritrig. Reoningsor6ejOe, 2Gge
6ialp, 5ilfal0elie al 8ranbo9ien,
6porlebes be ffdbelibte unbYlupne Ieb
balOnBgne pmfring - aft bette fan
2aIerne foreitiQe fig, uOen ri be46z
Der at u0male bet. Nlen frpgteligt CT
6et at blioe operrumplct df en- fauodn
lllnffe mibt ON Ratten, og naar man
ingen 5are amer.
2(arTagen til SammenItebet bar Ri
intet Jet ON.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-12

Ter. 0an minoebe Iaalebes ON, at
ca ban Itulbe beige en- Munb til at
reprpIentere Il. Q. / Spsrgsmdalet
ON 4laftagr9nien, Oalgte ban ben
feoite, ban tunbe finbe, Dommer
Dictinion, og ban bar en- 8emotrdt.
Sda omtalte ban panamafanal :
aommisiionen. 6an bar bIeben
tr9t al at p9lge Wleolemmerne iuus
lehes, at 2anbets fotife0ige Dele
tunbe blibe repr9fenteret. ylu baboe
ban uben iaabdnt 6snipn pdlgt be
tebite M9nb, ban funbe finbe, og
Iom betenbt er TO al bem 10 @6icda
godnere. Set af be 4rbejoer, Uncle
Sam bar pda 6aanben, er 8rdpnnz
gen al panamdtdndlen, og ben pil
blipe grdOet - arligt og fud billigt
fom ben fan bltbe meb Sngtigbe5,
men 9bgtigbeb fsrIt. 6un dppluns
berebes df og til men f9rlig beb benz
ne llbtalelie.
San talte ogiad ON orgdniTeret
&apital, bDilten @abn Sernbuner og
mango andre Snbuitrier babbe qiort
for 2anbet, men bGbbebe i'm tenbte
5eori, at ldabanne OHentlighehens
5iensre mda bare unber Regetrgens
Gontrol.
0a qraiicenten iluttebt, bar
Mabor Dunno meget rert, Iprdng op
os greb bans 9udnb oe tdttsbe BAN
6jerteligt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-12
Slpt cen SalDpn.

Sra Sterling SG's fortaGes, at
8pen BRADFORD barer ben llOmarfel.
ie, at ben er ben eneite / Staten, Iom
6ar Iat fig imob ct itprre 2tntal Saz
looner, og ben bar ben bsjeite 2icenie.
Der er fun ct ubiulgsbus, o9 bet bes
taller $4,000 ON Qaret / 2icenie. pud
cen Utdobe mener Q(utoriteterne at
tunne boGbe ,,bram ibop buiineis"en
unber Gontrpl.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-12
Gornaoo | Nlarquette,
Rant as.
Wtcllem 20 % 80 Wienneifer orGbte
% mango iaareoe.
Gn penfte lut6erft 8 irte
og en- W To b tttrte
Boe agt.

9eo U2ionatstio mellem Ulanodg
og 3irsbag oenne uge gif Der en-
frpgtelig 3ornaoo eaer Gptlone ben
ober Wiarquette, 9anias. 8eretnins
gerne oerfru lpoer liot forlteligt.
Ulen mangeWenneIter er bleben orG6s
te og Tlere Iaareoe. Get bsjeite Sal,
Oi bar let paa ore6te, er 26, og be
iaarebes Sal gibes idd bejt iom 100.
Wdrquette er en- 9D meb omtring
1,5OO s5nObpggere, beliggenhe iDlcz
46erIon So. lite tangt fra Statens
Centrum.
Gbclonen trdt ben ober 8Dens 8se
boelIesbel, % ba ben tom miot pm
y1atten, ooerfalbt ben 5olt / beres
ipbeite Sebn. 8et bar bel cen 2(or4
Jag til, at iaa mango 6IeO Orabt ele
Ter tom til Sfabe.
8dgen efter bar al Sorretning
i!anoiet, og Soft, iom bar iluppsn
aitdote fra Rattens aabIeI, 6engaD
fig til at iprge for be iaareoe og osoe.
Ter tom 2Gger pad IpecieIt 5og ira
Solina % andre Ra6obner, og Stuz
eenter ira Qethdnid 6ofleoe fradote
ino / Spgeplejerne5 8atte. llpeiret
taiece fun omfrinq en- 6dlp Snes
0}inuter. % Iaa mart bet iagtneoe,
6egpnote Rebningsar6ejoet, fom fort
Iattes peb QegtebelDsning. inbtil 8as
qen breo frem. Rdbnene pda be omz
TONNE og iddreoe er melt ibenite.
Zen ipenif lut6erIte groIt, 0r.9uno,
fog 2eOelien al Rebnin95dr6eioet.
gp9ite6oIiqen og mango andre 6iem
omodnnebes til miolertibige 6oIpis
taller, Iaa Der i8rgeoes for be libenre,
iaa gobt iom bet unber Cmit9nbig-
6eoerne LOB fig gore. 5 eet af 9raz
Ite6oIigens 9arelIer iaa Der 6 iud=
rebe, / et tilitpbenbe 9prelIe 9igene
af 5, Der bar opoe af oeres abaitelz
Ter, iioen be 6ragtes ino. 2ignenOe
Scener Iaaes flere andre 6uie.
Der fortaGes ON mango unberltge
Rebninqer. st SpGbbarn al G6arles
SaIeen bleO leftet / i'm lile Seng ub
miot paa 9uben % fit fun u6etboe
lige Strdmmer. Gn Wlaoras, 6bors
pda Rep. Smiths liGe8dtter laa, bar
folbet ON bet paa en- iddodn Wlaace,
at ben beItDttebe ben file mob Steb
af faloenbe 5smmer. Stent Smiths
5us ebelagoes, flap a0e 5amilienS
Meblemmer ubftabte fra bet.
Der itete foreprigt itor Staoe.
Den foenIt lut6erIte 9irte, Metooiits
tirten og Opera6uIet obeldgoes, fOrs
uben mango geboeliesbufe. SgIaa
fra 2anbet pmtring meloes Der DIN
fort 5ab df baaoe Menneitelib og
@ienbom.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-12
Iort 9anos WtiQionercr.

2(norep Garnegie8 $1O,000,0O0
Qegdt til College YrofesIorer be
5oreneoe Stdter pg Canada, bar baft
Itor Opm9rtIom6eb 6lanbt WaQ
Streets W}anb, Iom bar til6gjelige
iii at p9rbiI9tte bort 2anbs Sapie
taliIters 6ormue Gn at btsfe M9nO,
6enrD glep8, er bel todlificeret til
at gre IaaOant Ooerllag, ba ban
bar itaaet / 5ou6inbelie meo &apiz
taliiterne / 40 Qtar. 9uns Stgn an
guaenoe nOgle uf bore fremmeIte
aapitdliIters5ormue fer iaalebes uo:
SSo6n ,. aoctefelIer $50O,000,OO0.
4nbretp Carnegie 175,000,000
bort9ibet, til6u9e 250,000,OOO.
%. 80. QfItOr (Oeientlig
9}eal State ,2OO,000,O0O.
Sobn Sucub 2(itor 100000.
9oulb 5amilien (uf bOitten @eorge
S,@oulO 35,oOO,0oO 100000.
MarTbaa 5ielb 100000.
Blair @Itate 100000.
SO. a. 8dnoerbilt $4,000. 900.
RusIea Sage 80,O00,OO0.
Ninidm RoctefelIer 100000.
.. 8. g1ieu8 6O,OO0,0O0.
&. g. U9orqdn 6O,O00,O00.
Sdnes 8. 6i[f 60,000,000.
Senrb $. 2ogers =. 5O,000,000.
Senrp gbipps E. 45,000,O0O.
Scso6n 3. @r6ibolb s. 100000.
6enrn Nl. Syla9ler 4O,000,0OO.
Sames 3. Saggin 4O,00O,00O.
Sames $. Smith 35, 100000.
30. 8. Silforb 2O,00O,O00.
Sames Stillmdn 100000.
eeOrge 5. Barter 100000.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-12

st fenere Telegram. fra Otlo6omo
6it1, tiger, at $50 er ora6te, og 500
faareoe, at bele gnen meb lln6tagelie
al 8 6uIe er sOelugt. GjenOomstas
BET Iattes til 100000.
2(tter ct anbet 9elegram tiger, at
Der 6lep / bet minoIte br9bt go, og
Sneie af andre iaareoes. Oct itemz
mer ellers meo bet forrige angaaen0e
zoela9aeliens llbItratning o9 Bob
iom6eo.
X
siOIte Neloing fro@ut6rie, 0tto.,
Tiger. at Der er funbet 80 Gig efter
6Dclonen peo Snpber, men in6en man
foar rigtig gfeoe paa aft, bill 9a0et
pau oabe formobentlig 9ua op til
130 a 80.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-12
pr0lioentens Pjemforo.
z SmoOItanbsninger Re
6ruffa. 9aar ubenom
Smd6d.
Gbitn9o jubler.

: Ogallala ItanbieOe prGioentens
zoo tire Mnuter for at tage 9ano;
gr1iiOenten tom ub pdd ben bdgerite
platform og bilite poa bem, Der baos
De Iamlet Jig. 9dn fog mango 6adnz
ben. fmilebe og Iagoe ct penIigt Orb
til bper, og til @eng9lo moOtog ban
beres 9hlbeit.
: Nortb 9Iatte toges Sendtor
guriett og Gbparo Hoiepater om>
borb, og be bar Iaa pr9iioentens
@aiter gsnnem Staten. Ser Ieperece
grriiOenten i'm langite 5dle, iioen
ban Iorlob 0enber. 6an talte ON
Surigationens getbbning for 2anbet5
ON BET gennemfnitlige bsje Berger
IDEAL, Der IDntes at OiIe fig Staten,
og ON 5remItribtet Stolerne.
iii ojrano Sslano tom ban ST.
$40 3irsbag q(ften. Ter baobe en-
5000 UlenneIter forIonilet iig peo
Stdtiouen, trobs bet reqnebe, for at
b0loe 9raiiOenten 6ons forte Sale
Der falot mere / BET almin6eIige.
Ulebens ban tdlte, tom Uliis Qtnnd
@armire, ct Weolem df 6eiilolens
Calculating claIs" frem og forareOe
4raf6enten en- fmut Buffet at aoIer
ca qaafslilier, for bbilten ban uo=
talte i'm 9ouIfsnnelIe.
Gennem Columbus, 6por ca. 800
MenneIfer fob opitiGe6e langs ga=
nen, 6effDtteoa al 9araplber moO
Reanen. Tagtneoe 9oget til u Mil
/ 3imen, % qraiioenten fOm I'D og
6ilfe.
5 S6upler itanbieOe3ogst faa nj
nuter. 0pdtiouen, bpormeo be /
gle9uen foridmleoe mebte Qrefioens
ten, bolot be mart inbe meb for at
aipe preiioenten 5ib til at tale.
Sau talte Orfentlig ooer famine Gm-
ner Iom glort6 platte.
8 5remont 6leo Der ingen Gtanos.
9(aereOs beb 2(mes, Nil peit for
3rsmont to9G6ita9o &c Rortbpeitern
aompd9ni o6arge" al prGiioenieus
fpecielle 3og. Saa Ituloe be 10 BABE
baret al Omaha. Der pentebe ct
9uiinbe U}enneIer Oeb Il. g. Sta
tipnsn for at 6ilie poa PrGToenter,
co oer 0enteoe ogiad Sberiff pofper
paa 2ejlig6eO til al arreitere Setre
TAR Qoe6. U}en entsn bet MI ifete
peb en- belbig 5eiltagslie, eller bpors
ban, Iad tog aompagniet preiioens
tens 5og Diu Blair og Ulisfouri
@aGeD | Stebet for bia Omd6d, og
faa Del Sberiffen iom be 1000 bleD
ftuFsbe. Der bar en- Del famlebe
peb Stationen Der, ba 5oget paste
,eoe, fent paa qtftenen, men praii.
henten bar bn dlIerebe qdaet til 6bile.
= Men nu tomner Wiifs lpoob NOT
til at finbe pdu dnbet Radb, ON bun
ifai fda fat paa Ssfret4r 9oeb.
iii Gbitueo tom praiibentens
5o9 faa Onsbdg libt efter Mibbog.
Ser bleb holbt orbentlig Set. 8et
par 10 ferlis fra ben bemotratiif,
Sroquois &lub, ban bdbbe tdgst imob
Snbbbbeffe. 6an bar dltiou fornems
melig 8emotrdternes Gpft | Gbicds
90. Wlen ligeIom prafbenten baboe
bif, at ban tunbe gre 5orItel paa
qnrti og perfon, fun biTte afubben
Ret ogiad, og bet bdbbe ben 10 egents
lia aiort allerebe beb at inbbbbe grps
fibenten. UlobtogelIen ON 9tftenen
(ganquetten) bar gunIte ndturlig for
trinsbis bemofrdtiif men ogfdd man.
oe fremragenbe Republitdnere bar
inb6ubt, Iodlebes @ubernBr 0eneen
og Senator Sopfins. Gorilben pras
fibenten bolbt bdd6e Mdbor Dunno
% @uperner Deneen m. 4. 9aler.
graIibenten bbefebe ferlig beb, bbdo
Der tunbe tiene bet belle odnb. Oct
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Rapitalilter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-03

broke, he took the storekeeper into his con-
fidence. They QUILTED afresh and secured
the country where the golden lake ought
to have been, but they never found 1t.
The belief Of the old miners in that region
is that the lake was one that did not re-
veal its golden treasures except at very low
water, and the heavy rains SO changed Its
aspect that Lingard was never afterward
able to recognize It,
Stories of the lost mines of the west
could be added to at considerable length,
and many of them have romantic and in
teresting histories. There is one being
worked now the southern side of the
Rio Grande near Fort Hancock. Tex, that
was originally worked by the Spaniards.
The finders of the old dump worked the
upper level, but the mining engineers be-
lieved from the dip Of the strata there was
better ore, that would pay for drifting in a
tunnel further down the hill. They cleared
section and, much to their surprise,
found walled-up tunnel. They blew in
the wall and found behind 1t an old drift
closed by a heavy timber door with an
antique Spanish lock. This was forced and
opened into tunnel at the very spot where
they had intended to dig. The ore at the
far end fully realized their expectations.
and is being worked now on the very line
OF the old Spanish survey.
Inc DOC mine over IN ATlZOild
has long history of tragedy behind It,
1t was an Indian placer OF great wealth,
and a young army surgeon named Thorne
having seen 1t once. resigned from the serv-
Ice and tried to locate 1t, but went broke
and lost all his friends without ever sue
ceeding. Stewards Folly, the Lee mine Of
San Bernadino county, the Antelope Hills
mine In Arizona. the Black Burro mine Of
Arizona and the Deep Creek mine in Utah
are all lost prospects and all have their
stories.
There is nothing more fascinating and
few things less profitable than search
for one Of these will-o' -the-wisp lodes. Yet
there are hundreds of parties out after
them all the year round A few of them
are relocated from time to time, and some
times searching parties stumble some
thing equally good as they say in poll
tics. But, take it on the whole, the rec
ords of the geological survey will show that
every dollars worth Of gold taken out of
the earth costs about two dollars If you
count the money sunk in unsuccessful pros
pecting"
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Medical Education.
From American Medicine.


DIR. Franklin says If he were asked in
what respect the medical education Of forty
years ago most deficient he would
name three particulars: a. Preliminary ex-
aminations; (2) Obstetrics 90 administra-
ton of anesthetics. And he would give
precisely the same answer II asked this
question regarding the status of the recent
graduate today He at once dismsses the
idea of implied lack of progress by stating
that progress has been made, but further
advances are eminently desirable. With
the first Of these points we believe no one
will disagree; possibly some at least in
this country, would not assign the other
to such great Importance, though the lack
of knowledge regarding anesthetics is
ers a requirement of twenty obstetric cases
as only "triffing with the subject" What
would he say regarding institutions which
require only two? The trend toward the
production of specialists is listed as one of
the host startling facts of the day in con-
nection with medical education. The devel-
opment of specialism is explained In two
ways: Q)The severe competition in practice
which the young graduate must meet: ca
the demand of the public for specialists
The people should be educated in this re-
gard. Specialism, even as now practiced,
Is considered on the whole as yielding good
receive more good IL they knew what to
seek and what to avoid in its practice. One
element, the advertising fraudulent special
list, should be eliminated; this practice
rampant though It IL In England, 10 believed
there-to be less general than in America.
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trade. 1t was signed by the British minis
ter and the American Secretary Of State.
The United States has a good many
treaties with out-of-the-way countries. OF
course there are treaties with the Bar
barry States and reference has been made
to those with Muscat and Lew Chew. There
Is also a treaty with Borneo and there
was one made with the Sultan OF Jolo when
Uncle Sam first went into that part OF the
Philippines. Most of these countries use
the Arabic alphabet, though the treaties are
often written In the native tongue and
could not be read by an Arabic scholar
They look more like American short hand
or a page of folio music than anything
else.
In this connection the story may be told
of Secretary Hay when the treaty with the
Sultan of Jolo was negotiated. The de-
tails Of that treaty were being kept pretty
close by the State Department at the time
as there was quite stir made by many
of the religious organizations OF the United
States about clauses on slavery and polyg-
amy having been included in It. There were
several Photographic copies Of the treaty
in the State Department. A newspaper
correspondent, who was quite close friend
Of Secretary Hay. had been trying to get
some of the details Of the treaty from him.
The Secretary would not give up" but
he finally laughed and threw over copy
Of the treaty saying, There 1t all is. read
1t for yourself"
Don't know that can read It," said the
newspaper man. gazing at the curious char
acters. But If can get any one to play
the accompaniment. / might sing it,"
However, he took the copy of the treaty
and spent the rest Of the day trying to find
some one in Washington who could read IT,
Secretary Hay laughed when he disappeared
with the copy, for he knew there was no
one here who could read 1t or he would not
have been SO fee in giving 1t out The lin
gusts at the National Museum and Smith
sonian all Of the translators at the post
office and the patent office and number
of private translators were tried But
though there were several who could read
Arabic, there was none who could make
out the Jolo dialect. The nearest approach
was an old Armenian storekeeper on 18th
street. who could make out a little Of the