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Arizona republican., 1905-12-09
MEXICAN ENGINEERS
 COMING TO PHOENIX
EnFOute to Imperial to Investigate
 Claims Against the Government.

A letter was received by Governor Kibbey yesterday from the state de- Tartmont asking him to extend every possible courtesy to three engineers of rected here very soon, enrouta to m nI<pe ction of the Imperial country nd the Imperial canal, which has been badly washed out by the flood waters of the Colorado river in their journey to the Salton sink. The engineers ex- peCted are Brigad:ec General Angel Garcia Pena, Senor Ignacio Moline and Scnor Jacobo Blanche.
 II is understood that the visit of the engineers is occasioned by certain claims against the Mexican govern ment that have been presented through the state deplrtm,nt in be- Wno have sustained lOss"s due to the inundation of their property by the fi nj ater in the canal, which heads in the riveT on Mexican territory. On this subject the Imperial Press prints a letter from Assistant Secretary nf State Robert Bacon to P. J. Storms, a flood sufferer, as follows:
 "I have to acknowledge the receipt through reference hitherto by the sec retary of the interior, of your letter to him, dated the 2Sth ultimo, ill which you ask who is responsible for the damages to property in the Imperial valley, California, caused by flood wa ters. in consequence of the diversion oe
Arizona republican., 1905-12-09

the Colorado river through a canal cut by the California Development compa- ny on Mexican territory.
 "In reply I have to say that the sub ject of the injuries caused by the di- version of the Colorado river through canal cut by the California Devel- opment company on Mexican territory under a concession granted by the Mexican authorities has had and is having the earnest attention of this government which has on several re- cent occasions instructed the embas- sy in Mexico in the matter.
 "The question of claims for indem- nifty, by reason of such injuries, is at the present stage premature, but an appropriate season will have due con- sideration upon the formal presenta- tion of the facts showing the damage caused and the amount thereof. Your letter will be sent to the embassy in connection with the complaints upon which this department has already acted"
 Commenting on the above letter the Press says:
 "The reply of the assistant secretary in connection with other matters that are transpiring is of exceptional inter- est to our people. It means that Uncle Sam is sitting up and taking notice,' and that in due course of time our people who have suffered damages as MT. Storms has will be reimbursed. It also means incidentally that MeXi- co will stake such steps as will obviate all danger of a recurrence of last springs flood. Whether this will take the form of a cancellation of the Cali fornia Development company's conces- sion and a requirement that they safely leVee the entire river front where water from the Colorado will reacn our valley or whether they will merely require that absolutely safe works be installed to control the flow of the river through the lower MeXi- can intake has not yet developed. At any rate it is perfectly apparent that operations on the Colorado river have entered upon such an era of activity as has never been known before"
 It is contended that Mexico, having granted a concession for the building of the canal that country is in a meas ure responsible for the concessionaires and it is their duty to see that the ca nal harms nobody under it. But what ever the legal points in the case, the situation though not funny by any means, it ludicrous. Americans se- cure a concession for a privilege to try and make some money. Innocent settlers having confidence in the con- cessionaires and their project affiliate themselves with the enterprise, and and through misfortune that none foresaw, made a failure. Now they want NoxicO tO stand the loss result ing from their own experimenting.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-09
A PRIVATE REHEARlNG
Of Some of the Testimony in Daggs
 Case.

An incident having it's origin in the Daggs case was quarrel which took place on West Van Buren street yes terday between Mrs. Power, the mother of the prosecuting witness and a wo- man who appeared as a witness in the case by the name of Kitty. According to the disconnected story as gathered by the police Mrs. Power had lost hat which she had a suspicion had been appropriated by Kitty. Her suspicious were not sounded for several weeks and in all probability they never would have been had not Kitty given testi- mony in the Daggs case against the territory and against the character of the Power girl.
 Mrs. Power, her daughter Esther, and the whole neighborhood had been given to understand by Kitty before the trial that her tes- timony would be at least friendly. On the stand however she proved entirely different from what was anticipated. This fact no doubt brought up the question of who stole the hat and Mrs. Power began a little further inquiry into the matter. A Mrs. Tilzer, who lives in the neighbor hood volunteered the information that SIle hIleW WHO ndu the Hat dilu ing to the claims of Mrs. Power in- timated that that person was none other than the unfriendly witness Kitty.
 Kitty was called upon to stand and deliver but in the place of producing the missing piece of head gear she in timated that Mrs. Tilzer never said what Mrs. Power had claimed she said and further she declared herself as being of the opinion that Mrs. Power was liar, pure and unadulterated. It was right at this point that Kitty and the Power family declared war. There was a fight and from the standpoint of several onlookers it was equal to the Britt-Nelson affair
 Kitty quit first and shortly afterward made her way to the city hall and complained to Judge Thomas. She found little relief but Officer A. J. Moore was detailed to return with Kit ty to the Power residence and give her protection while she removed her per sonal effects. Upon arriving at the house there was little work of this kind left to do for the family in Kitty's ab- sence had performed the moving out work for her. Last night she made her home under a roof other than the ors ruled over by Mrs. Power. No arrests were made.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-09
Personal Mention

There were yesterday registered as guests of the Commercial: A. Stalder, Los Angeles; Emil Holden, Los Ange- les; Mrs. William Hardwick, Dudley vile; Mrs. Robert Hoken, San Jose, Cal; Chas. B2inbridge, J. G. Kidney, and NJ. O. Johnson, Los Angeles.
 The members of the Fox Dramatic company left last night for Casa Grande, where they will play an en- gagement of several nights.
 H. w. McKie left last night for San Diego to spend the holidays.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-09

Smoke Pride of Reidsv1lle, the best smoking tobacco on earth. Try it.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-09

Among the outgoing passengers on last nights train for the south were: Henry Mayer, for Los Angeles; Mrs. Kate w. Jacobson, Little Rock; s. F. Burchett, Fort Smith, Ark; A. D. Guion, Hot Springs: S. M. Verlerber. Bisbee and J. H. Harbaugh for Toledo.
 Burt Harrison and wife of Oak iale. Cal, Geo. F. Lilley. Chas. Rie-sl and Laura Riegel, of Wilsey, Kansas; NJ w. Weisthoff, Cleveland, P. c. Kelsey. New York and Thomas Morrow, the advance agent of the Marriage of Kitty" company, were yesterday Icg- istered IS guests of the Ford hotel.
 See Thanksgiving specials M'Kee's ad
Arizona republican., 1905-12-09

American Cleaning Works, 3S South Center. Phone Red POP. T. H. Johnson.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-09
See Thanksgiving specials MKee's ad.

Chinese and Japanese dishes and silks of all kinds. Swellest handker- chiefs. Big stock imported, of beauti- full goods. Towering bulbs. Best place for Christmas shopping. China Dick, corner store, China town.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-09

See Thanksgiving specials M'Kee's ad
Arizona republican., 1905-12-09

Best fresh vegetables and pickles at O. K. Meat Market.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-09

If you have trouble with your butcher try 0. k. Meat Market.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-09

H INCH RIBBON 15c PER BOLT. Ribbons 1-2 inch wide suitable TOT all purposes, fancy work mostly in all wanted shades. The kind that you usually pay or 5c per
 yd. For extra special, per 1SC bolt of ten yards .IOS
Arizona republican., 1905-12-09

Artistic service, and your moneys worth. Call at Commercial barber shop
Arizona republican., 1905-12-09

Fame is all right in its way. but fortune weighs more.-Philadelphi Record. A
Arizona republican., 1905-12-09

Wise men settle their quarrels before they are begun.-Chicago News.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-09

Missouri pure sweet apple cider at soc a gal. Melczer Bros Co.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-09
NEW ARRIVAL OF RIBBONS.

Another lot of ribbons just receiv- ed in all the leading and up to date shades, solid colors and fancies in taffeta and liberty satins, in all silk ribbon, black, white and all leading shades up to in. wide,
 worth up to 35c per yd., spe- 1A, cial, per yard ................l .lUk
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-10

SociuTiftopteisr Deb
@ ttelesmBberne GDdgs
blobet".) Der bar 9tftsnsn ben "a.
Ottober ituDenbe fulbt / .,Goltsts
5us" poa Sastbejsn, asbsnbobn,
l9nge inben 89tfelissmsbet ffuloe
lbegbnbe. gn Sob unge Mennefter,
Der baDbe iumlet fig Omtring salers
~ftolen, laDebe ct infernulf Spettafel
Deb at rdabs 5urru Os ufipnse Socis
aliifmorden Os MurieiGuifsn. SOcis
aliftiff ungoomsforening, @eiterbro,
hopbe I en- 4nnonce / ySoeialS Demo.
froten" aflpft ct til famine often BE-
rammet Msbs, ba Wsblsmmerne, Tom
bet FEB, oDilbe idmIes SustDei 49,
@. b. +. .JOlfets 5us").
9et bar Solerne Deb 0efteffesms-
Get umulist at tomme til Orbe, oe
mon fnlagbe berfor refolut @ommens
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-10

- ~ = y -
oe14. Sra 6siefteret. :
0sieiteret tog ben "a. Oft. lat paa
en- Sag imob ben berpgtere 9eorager
8. 9enri6ien, bois &farer man bill
minbes fra glaosne I CONNER. bpor
De gap Qnleoning til en- Mpn9oe
fenfationeae 8~erstninger ON ben
tnibe. S%Iaoe6onOeI" Og alt ligt. De!
bele pifte fig imiOIsrtiO at inoifrante
zig til noget 6GIeiOinOeI Operfor
0amer / GngIaub, iOm ipgte banife
bigger.
6enri6ien flptteOe / Darts Maa=
neb / Qar fra 2onoon, boor ban bio
I'll baobe BAIT ct 6GItetpntOr. Der til
9ebenbabn, ibet ban oOerIob fit 9ons
oonite aontor til gsitprslie Al en- Wiis
Wirigbt. 5an apertsrebe Iaa / engeIs
tie apiIer meb banIte bigger. Der Iegts
gIabs / gnglanb. og Der meGote fig
mart nogle sngeIIte 0amer, ialt 5,
ION pnftebe at reflettere. De ffrsb,
|faalebes Tom bet bIeO opgipet benz.
Ill 6enri6ien, Der ben Sang boebe
paa 0osieringsn / &sben6abn, og ban
fpare0e / De forIteGigs - ~fingerebe :
pIaosiegenbe pigers NaOne meb enss
lpoenbe 8rebe, bDori bet betldgebes. at
Debfommenbe bigger life tunbe tomme.
Ia be aaerebe bar f9itet bort. men
at De tenote 9eninoer, ION De Itoe
inbe for / en6ber 6enieenOe, Der gerre
oilbe bare glaOierns, Men ida maatte
&c re1etterenbe 0amer, bbis De sns
ffdoe g gsrne. ienos &tjiepsnge
til 6enridien. Oct gjorbe Gngl9ns
oerinoerne, men inOen 9enri6ien
enbnu bapbe faaet b9pt aae Qnbis=
ningerne. opOagebes gsOrageriet. og
ban arreitereoes. 6an iegte at na9te
CO bortForflare at beOite gpne; men
arimindlretten bsmte bog 5pren, Der
er Here 9an9e tibIigers itruFet, til
z Mars 5orbeoringsfusurbejoe
Deb 5orelaggelien for 6sieiteret.
hpor 5enridisn islD bar tommen til
Stebe. msote 9sjeiteretsTagfsrer
2iebe ION 4ttor.
0an frem6apeOe 6enri8iens uaIs
minoelig u6pggeIige 6OrtlO, bans
9anite iarlig pHOarteOe, ineOige Og
%8raDersnbe 8~eoragerisr Og 3poerier
&C 6ans brutaIe 59rO / bet prioate
Gin operfor Stone og Bern - ben
fgrite forlob BAN pau @runb al Miss
banolins. be iibits efterIoO 6enrids
len i en- iudoun 6orfutniu9, bd ban
forloO 9onppn, at be MATTE ienOes
poo 5attiggaarben.
Ste oeito minbre baOoe !9enri9ien
unoer beIe Oenne Sag giost fig ubies
enoe al At pare en- fOrfuIst l~litplOigs
heb. t9an bdOOe puaitauet, al De pee
tommenbe plabsisgenoe bigger pirtes
Zig etsiitereOe; men ban buOOe itle
piaet opgipe bsres 4oresier = for
lite at bringe benz / 6OrIsgenbeO, JON
tan faa mutt fugOs! 9an 6apbe
tpnget esgn pau 9sgn ira ferit til
ifoIt / bele Oenne Sag, fsst at Hippo
brit ao Ompeje os peO aLebaanbe
uoflugter, ofte unIugte meO tor Sns
bigseb; men bet par life lpttsbes BAN,
BERTH bar Sasen uItfOr liar.
9erpaa git man oOer til Sagens
8otumentutiOn, Der optog Reften Gi
Mebet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-10

fprpligtebe iig til, mar ban forrettebe
9ieneIte / 5oltetirtens airter at gre
BETTE / ngie 0pernsftemmelIe meO
6olfetir'tens rituelle pg andre 5sr4en
bsrenbe 6orfrifter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-10

@eifttigt &Ontor. Gn De.
tjenitlebige aapeluner bar bait Den
sobe SOs at oprette ct aOntor, til
bDilfet iaapel OrbinereDe M9nb, Der
for en- lib er uben sejitlis girtfom.
beb, iom pr9iter, Der sniter miolsr.
tfbig a%siiftance, fan bsnOenoe fig.
8et er ogiaa Oiaigt til at gipe Op.
lpsninger iii MISUNDERSTANDING, Der
jo Iom Regel intet fan tenbe til be
pnere iblonot Qnfsserne. aontoret
er ~fOrelsbigt Dos puitor 9. S4ouboe,
Senien, 8uerup praitebOlis pr. SpOee
rup.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-10

@IepantaHet / De offenis
Gtqe leroe SfoIer bar ben 10.
GuguIt 1905: 1926 mob 2,343 bet
foreguaenoe Mar og 2.172 / 1908.
@f be 1926 Gleber | aar par 384
bigger: Glepantalet paa Sorp bar
Sfolt par 235, MstropolitanItOlen
6dDoe 185 @leoer, 6rsberiisbOrg
STOLE 40, Rosfilbe 166, Obenie 262,
Rptsbing 104, aal6org BOG, Qdrbua
221, Ri6e 149, giborg 1873. RunOera
213, 6orisns 223 og Rsnne 1873.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-10

snbrs epsbomms iiifanimsn ,os ben tIsD uabtiI ss Hiits
ina Gar auist iom sbsIbreOtlis. > uanpt mango Vas
er,Iersbe aaesrns ben for en- Total Spsbs.r = ~..srtfsrss
iotaIs UibIr. os ba be lite opHaoeos ps,..ssslfs ysb
Ioial SdbsnsItns. srfiorsss be ben for ubslbrsbeiis.
glbenftabsu bar bspiii. at aatarr5 CT tx fonliiuiionel
Speben os her for frazer tonhiiution,f gttonbIina.
Halls Catnrrh euro. ~idsritsrst al 3. q. bbsnsp q
Co., Toleo0, Chic, e. bet eusile foHiiiiniio nsae 2qaes
mitbfl wearieott. Oct taaes fneptHtla | 70 oriionu
frd 10 Grcaber ttten TbsifeIuIb. Dti pirfer birefts
~tnnbrsbs Dcnars ior tiboeti LiitoIbs, set ttts tan tus
ere. SitiD siter eirtul1rtr % Dientsbyrb.
Nbrssi0
|. !. 0btuty& q o.. TsIsts, q.
rH- coIsts Dos uroibtftn.
Halls Family PILL CT Dt beshs-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-10

q. g.. forffreoe for 1880 9r.. 5Ors
pagtersns egsgre for 1920 9r. 5
grdnbfor6eret er Der life optIaret
uuget angdaenoe Slbens Optomit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-10

QftOp 9piftoIe. 9iI 6Or=
ouret oOsrtaser 5. appel, efter 8eitps
relien Og 9arerraabets OpfOrbring,
Gotten iom QitoO 9siitoles 6OrItan-
Der; bans 9uitru opertager idmtioig
StiGingen fom 5usmooer. 2uOOig
S9rsber forti9tter beg i'm girtiom=
btb Deb Stolen og oebbliper at bare
5ormanb / Sfolens geftDrelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-10

Sparetogferne. 4ntdlei
at Sporetdsier / Danmdrt uogioroC
Zen 1. @pril 1903: 538. 6eruf ubgit
/ Qdrets Qgb: 3, ioo at Der ben 81.
Murts 1904 par 535 Sparetusier, |
bpilte Der inbetpb 775, 278.1 9 Scr.
tda 1921, 500 aonti mob 740,3O4 1884
Sir. bet fOregaaenbe Qdr. Qaret piier
Taalsbes en- 5rem9ang at 34,973,215
&roner.
6 Staben aebsnbabn inoeitoD Der
266 Miaioner aroner pad AIT 900
sonti / IA Sparetasier; / &sbena
6aDns Qmt 10 Mia. ar. paa $4,000
aonti I II Sparstasier; / 5reberitss
borg 4mt benbolospis % Min.,
$1,000 og 8; 6olbot 20 Min.. $4,000
90 %; Sore II Wsn., $1,000 og 27;
QrGfts % Mia., 1900 og 80;
SorfDolms 10 Uftu., Zl,OOO o9 =
mdri6o Sc Nin.. $4,000 og IL;
Obenfe sc U}ia., $4,000 Os 10;
CDeno6org 81 Mia.. $4,000 os IL;
Siprring q Dill. 1900 Og 81;
16iIteO y Miu., 25,O0O og SO;
QalbOrg AZ Mia., $1,000 Og A;
@i6org IA Mia.. $4,000 os 40;
RanOers 80 M8ia., $1,000 Os AT;
@arEus Sc Dill. 101 900 og So;
Belle q Mia., $4,000 os SO;
3ingtsbing IA Mia., 10000 og SO;
Ribe Is Win., $4,000 og 27;
6Grs } 01in. poa 1900 aonti / l
Sparefdsie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-10

q. 3. forIifrebe for 1880 9r.. 5ors
pagtersns 9sssre for 1920 ar. 5
grdnbforberet er Der lite optlaret
uuget angooenoe Slbens Optomit.
Offentfigt StuOenters
mgoe. 8ei fprite at be at Stuosns
terbiemmet inooarsleOe oHentIige
Stuoentermeoer fanbt ben %. Oit.
ON Qfienen Steo / Uittmucts GOtale
9ebenbdpn nnber itor 1ilnutning.
8iTtop Sod fra Ribe tuIte ON enls
net:
,,0.per ariitenoommen aruft2"
g~iffoppen pegeoe pau, at BET er
9riltnes griaring. at Der er Strait /
&riiten6ommen, % ale, Tom for Nj
por oil opre @uos Billie. ital not
bsIte lianenOe Grfarinser. S It
Ianqert, Hart og Opgtigt 6Oreorag
5iIte berefter 5altren uuoer 9oiIie
Former nan paa 2ipets foriteai9e
Stubier - garnbommen, llngooms
men oa Wanboommen - 6liper osls
oqtig i ar.itenbommens Sraftsr.
3il ibR 6~enoiite giitop sod til
Ten Qpffefplelie. en- ariiten feltr
en- 5sIeIie, Ger bog er blanOet meb
9emoo, forbi man ielU life td8er
mere at alt BET, mar ian fad t aris
itenoommen.
Deb Def naite oTentlige Stuoenterz
mgoe i Dittmucfs 2OtuIe Tube qus
flor, Tic. t6eol. Using tale ON: u@is
Der ariitenoommen 6reb".
9isftnbierQ &irte unoers
taites i II. SIMS 3io." for 3iben en-
ret omfattenbs Separation.
airten eisr en- CANNED &irteOer,
bsr f%triDer iig fra 1906 Og er rist fOrs
ibnet meb Sernbeild9, ligeiom ben b1s
rer en- Snbffrift I BET iautuIOte Nluns
ttdtin.
st friftetiet Speubts
+ EN- aabnebes / gegbneeHen II
RoOember / Qarbus.
9uI6brnIGup tunbe I II.
Sims lib" feires 5reOus ben 81.
Oft. at 6usmano Sens Rielien Og
SIItru. Q9ebrup.
en- treble pr9ft &ols
0a 9apeaanembsOet pso
aOlOns airte / 81. Sob. 6fGbl." sr
bIepen leoiet oeo paitor Boots 6ors
flpttelis. sr Der 3ale ON at belle Gms
bebet, fou Der bliOsr 3 pr9iter. 5
Wenigbebsraabet itaI Stemningen
OGre for 8elingen.
I'll OpretteIfeaf 9srnes
bibtiotefer Deb StoIerRe, til
bOiIte Der M tan faas Statstilituo,
bar entelte Sogneraab / Ringtsbing
4mt, efter bbab Der me0Oeles ,,ar.
DgbI.". Oeotaget at Dbe StOlemultts
belebene. Dsnne 5remsanssmaaOe
mda iiges at o9re beiIt betimsIis.
Stolemsoe. Sgnbdg ben %.
Oft. afbolotss et triitelist SfolemsO.
/ Siern. Mebet begpnbie meo en-
@ubstjensite i airtsn, bOor paitor
W%eitergddro prabifebe.
Om eftermiobaeen bar Der 5ors
bonblin9smsoe / WisfiOnsbuiet, boor
Carer 9ertelien Bob @eltommen, og
.S%toleinfpetter 9arfsn. Gsbjers. inbs
Iebebe Spergsmanlet: .Sambittigs
1eOen Og osns getbbning / Opbragels
5 ben berpaa felgenbe 5OrbdnbIins
paitor Neiterganrb, a9rerne
gertelien, Stern, 3bomasien, gilbs
6jerg, Qnbredsisn. Ribe, og Snebter
Ssnfen, Sfern.
Msbet fIutteoe ON @ftensn meb
forte 3olsr al Carer Qnbredsien,
g. BET Og puTtOr 8<Iters
mahet hnnhe hllnhet lnr NiLn,t-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-10

Profession Carl q. e.
9 cbpart5 bar enftet at frdtrebe
fin Sitting peb asbsnbabns Rdbiaus
tionsftole ben l. RoOember, 60 @ors
Ddssn for fin 4niattelie fOm Carer
beb benne.
geItbrelien for .5Oreninssn for
'SGurtens Gremme" bar fra prOfsss
for Sdnorbs 5rotraben fra Rapi,
gu~tionsffolen iilftauet BAN en- libss
Duris penfion. fom anertenbelie af
bans lanse og fortienftfuIbe @irfom.
beb peb btnne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-10
Russisk- Japansk Krigen.

Fred siuttst ..... FuldstGnnig Bog fsrdis.
Agenter snskes iii at sslge den svenske
or engelske udgave- Bedste Bog. Bedste
komnlissionsv1lknar, fragtfri Ti~lsendelse.
kredit giVes. Agentudstyr frit. Tilskriv
Diet store. paalidelige Firma;
UNIVERSAL BOOK & BIBLE HOUSE,
270.27S Wabash Ave Dept. NJ. Chicago. III.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-10

ROstilbe aonpent boIOer III
GfteraarsmsOe pua 6oteI prinien
Rosfiloe 3irsbag ben Ia. RoOemkr
Qaftor Sui. Steen. aobenbubn, taley
rm: ,9Oilte ere getinaelierns for, al
en- 99fteIie tan bare barige 5rugs
ter9", puitor 3bbgeien. Qugerup. ON:
d stbifte Gorubiatnin9er for pinTe@
unberet, fprli9 3%ungetalen".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-10

9isfenberq 8irte unoers
iaites i II. SIMS 3io." for 3iben en-
ret omfattenbe Repdrdtion.
9irten eier en- CANNED airteber,
Ter ~itriper fig fra 1906 og er rigt fors
ipnet meb S%ernbslog, liseiom ben bTs
rer en- Snbifrift I BET i%dntalote Nuns
teldtin.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-10

Rsbbing pretegourb 8
.@ranb. st pIubfsIis
0sbsfalb. Om MOreenen ben "a.
Oft. ubbrsO Der iFg. R. 3. Slb /
Rebbing praitegdarb. ubbuisre CT
neobranbte. Del lbttebes at rebos
S%tuebuiet. Gn Jung pise, 9usbeftps
rsrinbe / Gem grugsforenins, bar
iammsn mep npgie andre unse Tien,
neifsr bsnns at fs paa grunben; bun
III at Str9t ct Sla9tilfelbe og bsoe
pao Stsbet. SUN par % Qar og
Ootter af Mabs Miffelien / Gem.
80 Stbfter 9ornto9g og Is Spin
inbebrenbte. Rsgteren bar NOR inbss
branbt unber 5orfsget pud at reboe
aredturerne. &ngningerne bar IN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-10

ct Sernftpfte paa Slim
aerne. Sra garoe telegrufereoes
rem %. Ott. til R. g.:
9au 3Oset QOrb fra i Gftermibs
bag m%artsbes, bu bet bar en- 5jerbine.
pej fra gpen, Ell beftist Stso. 9oset
itanDieOe, og bet Oiite fig pa, at en-
fIere punb tung Sernmsttrit 1aDot
paret 1enIagt pau Stinnerne. 9bia
3Oset baObe baft iturfere 5urt, bilSc
let utDiuliomt bare bra9t uf Spos
ret berDeb. 9erningsmanben efterz
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-10

Ct triftetigt Spenoss
4 EN- aabnebes I gegbneeHen II
1oOember / Qarbus.
0uI0brnIlup tunbe / II.
Sims lib" fejres 5rebag ben 81.
Oft. at 6usmanb Sens Rielien og
6uItru. Qeebrup.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-10

Gn treble prGft i aols
Da 8apeldnembeOet pso
9Olo.ns airte / 81. Sob. 6GGbl." sr
blepsn leoigt OeO gaitor Boots 6ors
flDttelie, er Der 5ale ON at belle Gms
bebet. iaa Der bliper 3 pr9iter. 5
Wenigbeosraabet ifdI Stemningen
pare for 8elingen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-10

Offentftgt Stubenters
mgbe. Def fprite at be at Stubens
terbiemmet iubporsIeoe ofentIige
Stuoenttrmeber fanbt ben %. Oft.
ON Qlffenen Steo / 0ittmacts 9otale
Qeben6dpn nnber tier 9ilnutnin9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-10

I'll OpretteIfeaf 9ernes
bibtiotefer DeD Stolerne, iii
bOiIte Der nu tan faas StatstiIftu0,
bar entelie Sogneraab / Ringtsbing
@mt, efter hOab Der meObeles .ar.
Dgbl.". oebtaget at Dbe StoIemulttz
belsbene. 9enns 6remgangsmdoOe
mda iisss at bare bejIt betimsIis.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-05-26
NAONE AS CLERK
AND STUDENT
THE PROSECUTION SUBPOENAS
NESSES IN REBUTTAL.

Witnesses followed one another in
very quick succession this afternoon
i'm the Naone murder trial, in rebuttal
NaOne's insanity and his epileptic fits.
Miss Brickwood, Miss Brown, Miss
Sorenson, the Rev. II. II. Parker, j. S.
Monsarrat, George p. Castle and T..
McCants Stewart We're called in quick
succession and it is said that there
are many others to appear.
The Rev. Parker said that he had
known Naone from early childhood,
and had met him a few days before the
shooting of Naone's wife. Naone APP
peared to him to be an ordinary sane
boy. Misses Brickwood and Brown and
Sorenson testified to having NaOne in
their school classes, and that he APP
peared to be an average pupil. The
witnesses also stated that they knew
of no fits
G.. =. Castle said that Naone had
been a regular attendant at his sun
day school class for about six years,
beginning with 1893. He thought that
the defendant was sane. j. S. Mansar-
rat testified to having employed Naone
in his office, as attorneys clerk and
said that he did not know Of any fits,
also that Naone attended to his duties
inteIigenty. n. McCants Stewart was
called for he same purpose having
employed NaOne i'm his Office.
The members Of the local quarantine
service, who also employed Naone
have been called as witnesses, and it
is said that they win testify regarding
his habits and conduct while at the
quarantine station.