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The Grit-advocate., 1906-03-23
Looking Forward With Hope.

There is more trouble ahead for the
automobilists. In five years or there
abouts the question of fuel may be.
come for them very serious one.
Gasoline for which there has been
such a remarkable demand in the last
ten years, is much higher in price
than it was when the demand began,
but that isn't the worst feature of the
case. In few years there may be
no gasoline or there will be so little
of it in proportion to the amount
wanted that the price will be prohib-
tive. Alcohol, it Is suggested. may
come to the rescue, but in ORDER to
get it at as low a figure as We now
get gasoline it will be necessary for
many persons to change their minds.
The internal revenue tax on spirits
must be taken off if alcohol is to be
put on the list of automobile fuels.
And that will come to pass-ever?-
Boston Transcript
The Grit-advocate., 1906-03-23
FAST TIME IN A My YARD.
British Shipbuilders Have Established d
New Record.

Apart from the many novel features
embodied in the design of the British
battleship Dreadnaught the celerity
with which she will be built is sure
to establish new record in con-
struction. Hitherto no battleship Of
any type has been turned out in less
than twenty-five months and even the
standard vessel displaced only $4,000
tons, compared with the $4,000 tons
of the newest ship. The strain of this
high-pressure construction has OF
course been very great, but so far
none of the officers or civilians en-
gagged has broken down under it, and
SO it may be their good fortune to see
the great vessel, which they laid down
in October and launched on Feb. II,
finished by February, l907-that is, in
sixteen months from the date the first
keel plate was laid.-New York Her
aid.
The Grit-advocate., 1906-03-23
Fatal ShipWreck.

Boston.-Suffering mental and physi.
cal, and numerous acts of heroism in
saving life rarely equaled in the rec.
ord of tragedies of the sea attended
the loss of the steamer British King,
which Sunday last, in raging Atlantic
storm. foundered about $50 miles south
of Sable island and carried TO death
twenty ty-seven members of the crew.
Thirteen men were rescued from the
sinking vessels by the steamer Bos
tonian, and eleven by the steamer
Mannheim. Five others who had been
drawn down in the vortex into which
the British King was engulfed, were
picked up by the Bostonian.
The Grit-advocate., 1906-03-23
Reporter HeIped Himself,

District Attorney Jerome of New
York pleads guilty to three weak
nesses-candy eating, cooking strange
dishes and making furniture. During
his examination of witnesses in the
Patrick murder case the district at
torney had bag of butter scotch on
the table beside him and dipped into
it every little while. Once in the
midst of an argument he felt for the
bag mechanically and, not locating it,
stopped abruptly, looked around and
found it had disappeared. A reporter
was calmly munching its contents,
Mr.. Jerome joined in the laughter and
continued his argument.
The Grit-advocate., 1906-03-23
NotabIes Who Are Little Known

The true wealth of a country is in its
people. its upright, faithful, intelligent
citizens, who face their daily toll
cheerfully, love their homes and
families. are kind and hospitable to
friends and neighbors and ready to
lend hand to the weak and helpless
everywhere. And the pride of such a
people is in its men and women who
are eminent for usefulness. for abili-
ty, for leadership in intellect and
beneflcence, in exploration and dis
covery and invention. There are many
such men who give up their lives to
quiet. patient work for the benefit of
mankind, who never exploit them
selves and whose achievement is lit
tie known outside comparatively
narrow circle.-Cincinnat Enquirer.
The Grit-advocate., 1906-03-23
Six Hundred Hostages.

Chita, Russia-On account OF the
wholesale arrests and executions char
acteriZinS the repressiOns of the revo-
lutionists numerous threats have been
made against the life of Governor Gen
eral Rennenkampff, and the latter has
issued a proclamation in which he an
nounced that IL an attempt is made
upon his life or upon the lives of mem
bers Of his escort, all the revolution
lists now In prison will be executed
within an hour. There are 600 revolu-
tionists in prison here and sixty mill
tary executions have taken place at
Chita or In its vicinity.
The Grit-advocate., 1906-03-23
Auoustinian Order.

The Augustinian Order was estab,
lshed in the tenth century. 1t has
many houses in England and Scotland
In the United States there are over
$50 members Of the order. having
charge of thirty-seven community
houses and churches. one novitiate
and three colleges. 1t is to this order
that Cardinal Martinelli. former papal
delegate to the United States. belongs
also Cardinal Rampolla, who is the
cardinal protector Of the order al
RoMe.
The Grit-advocate., 1906-03-23
Roosevelt Prefers Veterans.

Washington discussing the ap.
pointment of a postmaster for Pacific
Grove. California. with Representative
Needham of California, President
Roosevelt informed Mr.. Needham that
all other things equal, he preferred to
give the preference in such appoint
ment to soldiers of the Civil War.
He indicated that for the particular
office under consideration he probably
would appoint NJ. II. Stansbury, an ex.
Union soldier, instead of ]. A. Bell. a
business man. who nas been indorsed
bv The Republican organization.
The Grit-advocate., 1906-03-23
ChivaIrv in Boston,

F. Hopkinson Smith, painter, au.
thor. engineer and professional op-
ton boys of the street are like all 9TH
ers He overheard conversation be-
tween two youngsters selling newspa-
pers. Say, Harry, watts de best
way to teach girl how to swim?"
asked the younger one. Oats cinch.
First off you puts your left arm un-
der her waist and you gently takes
her left hand" Come off; she's
me sister" "Aw, push her off de
dock"
The Grit-advocate., 1906-03-23
Tea Tablets Boon to Travellers.

Travellers are likely to look upon
the Secretary of Agriculture as a
blessed benefactor when they realize
what he has done for their comfort.
Mr.. Wilson has introduced the tea tab
let's. Several hundred small boxes of
the tablets were sent by him to
friends in lieu of Christmas cards. The
tablet is about the size of pea. When
boiling water is poured on it the prod
nct is a cup of fragrant tea. A travel
er can carry enough tea for lcng
journey in a box smaller than a stamp
box.
The Grit-advocate., 1906-03-23
Yew Where Hishwaymen Were Hung

The little village of Aldworth, which
is close to Streatlcy-on-T Thames, pos
sesses one of the largest yew trees in
England. and one which has a grew
some history.
The yew tree Is nine yards in cir
conference. and hanging from one of
the lower branches is an ancient
rusty chain. in which the lifeless bod.
les of daring highwaymen of the Berk.
shire downs have swung to and fro
as a warning to their fellows.-Lon.
don Daily Graphic.
The Grit-advocate., 1906-03-23
A herd of twenty cows was observed

for ten years to determine the period
Of CESSATION and the average was
found to be $50 days. The shortest
time was 2C4 days, the longest 29G. Ap-
proximately equal numbers of birth oc.
CURED each day from the two hundred
and seventy fourth to the two hundred
and eighty-seventh. inclusive. The per-
iod of CESSATION was the same for male
as for female calves. When twins were
born the time was five days less than
the general average and eight days
less than the average of the single
births of the same cows,
The Grit-advocate., 1906-03-23
RETAIN THE HuEs OF YOUTH.
Gray-Haired chinaman Is Almost d
Thing Unknown.

Thing Unknown.
"Did you ever see gray-headed
Chinaman?" asked one of Commits
'siOner Bingham's downtown men. Il
never did, and | have seen a whole
lot of Chinks in my time. Men who.
according to every other indication.
are long past the gray-headed stage
still sport pigtails as black and glossy
as any youth in Chinatown. Whether
gray hairs have been denied the
Chinese by nature of whether they
have been fought off by means of
some secret oriental formula | cannot
find out. If they owe their immunity
from gray hair to artifice they would
do themselves and the public a good
turn by putting their tonic on the
market, for these is many frosty
headed Caucasian who would pay a
good round sum to keep his locks as
free from marks of age. New York
Sun.
The Grit-advocate., 1906-03-23
There is nothing complicated about

There is nothing complicated about
a trap nest, although many folks imag-
inc such thing must be bought at a
good round price, says a farm paper.
ANY one who can make Il rabbit trap
can make trap nest Simply fix a
square box large enough and tall
enough for hens nest. have door
on the side and so hinged that it will
be dropped by the trigger when the
hen goes in, just the same as the door
to a rabbit trap drops and catches the
rabbit.
The Grit-advocate., 1906-03-23
Sheep.
Grain.

Wheat, choice milling. per 100 lbs,
Sl.25. Rye. Colorado, bulk, per 100
lbs, S5c Oats, bulk. Nebraska, No. 3,
white, $1O9: same in sacks, $1.l5; Col
orado white, in sack. $1.25. Corn, in
bulk, 79c. Corn chop. sacked, SEC.
Bran. Colorado, per 100 lbs. S5c.
The Grit-advocate., 1906-03-23
Hay,

Upland. per ton. s9.5o@1o0o; sec
ond bottom, S7.50M 500: timothy.
S11.0O; timothy and clover, $1,000:
alfalfa, prime. 5000 $50; straw, $3.50
M5.OO; South Park wire grass, $1,000
M12.5O.
The Grit-advocate., 1906-03-23
AMERICAN SUBMARINE VICTOR.
Verdict for Lake. Boat in 560-Mile
Test from kronstadt to libau.

Test from kronstadt to libau.
A report on the tests of seven
types of submarines submitted to the
Russian admiralty says that in the
deciding test run of $50 miles from
Kronstadt to Libau, in which four
boats participated, the verdict favor
ed the Lake boat, which is an Ameri
can invention.
The Grit-advocate., 1906-03-23
Hogs.

F7oSSs
Comparative Receipts
Month to March 10th .. 4,55S
Same period last year. ........ 1l,0G2
Decrease. G,5O4
Year to date ...... 3S.S79
Same period last year ..... 53,29l
Decrease. l4.412
The following quotations represent
the prices paid on this market:
Choice heavy ........$G .$G.05M G.l5
Light and mixed packers. IT,. 5.95MG.1O
The Grit-advocate., 1906-03-23
Butter.


Eggs, fresh, case count. 4.lO
The Grit-advocate., 1906-03-23


citation is preparing cards to be mailed
to teachers with request that they be
put up in their school rooms. The
cards will contain data concerning the
manufactured products of Colorado.
giving the articles of popular use, sta
tistics, about the number of factories,
capital invested, which exceeds $780,
0OO,00 by members of the association
alone, the number of employees. the
money spent annually for materials,
and the wages paid.
Most satisfactory progress is being
made oa the Gunnison tunnel, which is
being constructed by the reclamation
service. During the month of February
the total excavation was ,120 feet. A
worlds record in tunnel excavating OF
thirty feet per day was established at
one station, the excavation being in
shale rock. Owing to the occurrence
of subterranean springs the amount OF
water pumped has averaged more than
| 4OO, 900 gallons a day. A cross section
of the Gunnison tunnel is 101s by 111a
| 'eet.
At the meeting of the state organiza-
ton of the Young Mems Christian AS.
sociations at Colorado Springs, the fol.
lowing officers were elected for the en-.
suing year: President, C. p. Dodge
Colorado Springs; first vice president
A. C. Sechrist. Colorado Springs: sec
ond vice president, G. U. Hardy, Canon
City; recording secretary, E. H. Tango.
man, Denver; treasurer. W. E. Sweet,
Denver; members of state committee
]. H. Causey, Denver. and F. G. Willis
Cripple Creek A call was issued to
NJ. N. Dillon Of Indiana to accept the
' assistant state secretaryship
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-11-01
Him fra!
Peary, kom Il:
Peary
a
Heinlei6

sendi skeyti fra Etah q Greenland nor0an-
ver0u. pa6an sigldi ham skipi Pvf, er
Roosevelt heitir, og hug0st Ell mundi aftur
hverfa fyr en- hann v@r kominn ALA lei0 til
nor6urheimsskauts. Langt norour hofum-
nal@gt Cape Hecla - festist skipio ffsnum og
Peary varo az skilja PAD par eftir, en- helt
afram fer0 sinni hundasleoum og hafoi med
ser sj0 skipverja og tuttugu og einn skrel-
ingja, en- 100 hundar voru lestinni og drogu
sleoa Peirra. Skamt Paoan t6ku Peir ser
vetrarvist kofum, er skr@lingjar bygou, og
pa6an heldu Peir me0 vorinu alei6is norour
eftir fsnum. Leion var tors6tt mj0g, humid
ar Peirra drapust hver f@tur 00rum og visit
ir gengu til Pur0ar agdstmAnu0i for isinn
az veroa 6traustur, og loks komust Peir hvergi
aleiois fyrir sprungum og auoum vokum, en-
pc vildi Peary ekki gefast upp fyr en- hung
ur og kuld Prengdi svo ao Peim fel0gum, ao
tvfsgnt var um lff peirra eff peir h6ldust leng
ur vi0 par fsnum. Ham var0 PVT a6 snda
heimleio 2l. agtst, og var hann pa kominn
a 81, stig og 6. min norolagrar breiddar.
peir felagar komust aftur ALA leio til skipsns
aofram kornnir mj0g af hungri og haroretti,
og P6ttust f6lagar peirra, er eftir voru, pa dr
helju heimt hafa.
Fer0 pessi er mj0g fr@g oroin pc ekki
kamust Peir felagar ALA leio til heimsskauts-
ins.
Roosevelt forseti for su6ur til Panama
sj6lei0 meo hraoskrei6asta herskipi Banda
rfkjanna, 1 miojum p. NJ.
Roosevelt Dad var erindi hans Pang
q a0 ao sja med eigin aug
p.n.mae,8i um hversu gengi skur0
gr0fturinn, og lita eftir
hvernig Peir menn, er par hafa umsj6n meo,
rektu skyldur sfnar. Ham for um skuroinn
endilangan: til Pess a0 sja hvao agengt hafoj
oroi0 med gr0ftinn, og let syna ser hverju vel
ar pser hinar miklu, er verkio vinna, geta af-
kasta0. Ekki er ahnsrs getio en- honum haf
alt vel likao og p1tt kotna vel helm vi0 skyrsl-
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-11-01
Fra
kosnin9um

Pess hetir g@tt mj0g VIC ymsar kosnlngar
sfoustu arin,a0 kj6sendur cru miklu sjafstae0.
ari en- a6ur voru Peir 4 kj6rPingum, og lata
skynsemi par ra0a meira en- p6litfskan atrdn-
a0; aldrei hefr PAD P6 auglj6sara or0io en-
nj. Nest P6tti um vert kosninguna New
York riki. Oar var0 Hearst undir, en- Hughes
var kosinn rfksstj6ri. p6 var atkveoa mum
ur svo litill milli Peirra, a0 Hearst stendur
n@stum jafnrettur eftir sem a0ur; hann f6kl
svo m0rg atkve0i, a0 meira en- n6g var til
pess az syna a0 hann hefoi miki0 fylg kj6s-
enda um alt rfki0, og 0llum starstu borgum
rfkisins felix hann Aeiri atlzv@6i en- Hughes;
peim borgum cru bloc Hearst's NEST lesin;
ma af pvf raoa hver ahrif pau hafa almenn-
ing. En- pc kosning Pessi hnekti lfti0 e0a
ekkert pvi valdi, er Hearst hefr mao h6rlend-
um Pj60malum, pa kom par pc mj0g lj6s
sjalfst@oi kj6senda. Allir Peir Demokratar,
er par s6ttu um rikisembaetti, voru kosnir
nema Hearst einn; fj0ldi kj6senda hefr PVT
fylgt par sjalfst@0ri skooun, er Peir merktu
ki0rmi6a Observation-Disclosures alssta6ar nema
vlO hans nam. og Kusu Pess Stao mann ur
Aokki Republikana. Il Minnesota voru allr
kosnir dr flokki Republican, nema rfkisstj6r-
inn (Johnson). Ham er Dem6krat, og fekk
rtml. 1000 atkveoum Aeira On m6ts@kjand-
inn tir aokki Republikana; er Pao feikimikill
atkv@oamunurf PVT riki. Il Norour Dakota,
sem =innig er Republicans riki var kosinn
rfkisstj6ri dr Aokki Dem6krata,og Pannig f6ru
kosningar Aestum rfkjum, ao ekki var ao
0llu leyti fy]gt kj0rmioa eins flokks.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-11-01
Him Is. p. m. h6f stj6rn Bandarfkj anna
malsokn gegn ,,Standard Oil" f6laginu. 1

malsokn gegn ,,Standard Oil" f6laginu.
k@ru stj6rnarnnar
Stjornin Hof6ar cru margar Pungar
Nal Geen Einokun sakir bornar a BAD
felag, og cru Par
helztar, ao PAD hafi ba0i me6 vald og br0g6-
um mao undir sig n@stum allri oliu verzlun
landsins og heft ALA frjalsa samkepni Peirri
verzlun, og alt pess start haf moa0 a0 al
gerori einokun. Stj6rnin will fyrst og fremst
sanna PAD, ao felagi0 Sc ol0glega til oroi6 og
Sc ekkert anna0 en- aAeioing af sams@ri, er
nokkrir auomenn haf gert peim tilgangi, a6
bola ut 0llum keppinautam og svifta frjAlsa
borgara atvinnu, til Pess a0 Peir yrou enir um
hituna og fengju sjalfr allan ag6oa af helztu
nauosynjavoru Pjo0arinnar. Geti stj6rnin
sanna0 Petta = sem likur cru til ao veroi -
pa getur hun lAti0 d@ma 6gildar ALTAR ger0ir
felagsins og CERT enda a tilveru Pess. En- er
Pvi er lokio, liggur beint vi0, ao h0foa saka-
NAL gegn Rockefeller, Rogers og o6rum peim
m0nnum, er mestu hafa radio f6laginu og
bera ALA abyrg0 a ger0um Pess.
Nal Petta hefr Pegar haft mikil ahrif &
verzlunarvi6skifti mama aheimsmarka oinum:
par hafa hlutabraf ,,Standard Ollie felagsins
lengi veri0 afarhau VERDI. Ar0 1901 voru
hlutabref Pess seld fyrir $40 dollara hvert.
Sloan hefr ver0i0 fari6 fremur laekkandi. af
Pvf a0 pa for a0 koma upp kurr hja almenn-
ingi ut af einokun f6lagsins. En- MI sloan
stj6rnin h0foaoi NAL petta hafa hlutabref fe-
lagsins falli6 daglega veroi, ,svo undrum set-
ir, og MI er hvert Peirra ekki meira en- 500
dollara viroi. Rockefeller sjalfur 40 af
hverjum hundrao hlutabrefum, og s1 eign
hans var Writ 1886 milj6nir dollara Pegar pau
voru hastu VERDI, en- eftir pvf verdi, or pau
nj cru +, er hlutur hans ekki or0inn meira en-
200 milo dollara vir0i Karl hefr pvf tap
a0 1876 milj6num dollara af VERDI hlutabr6fa
sinna sloan arid 1901.
pyngsta s0kin, sem stj6rnin Der olfu-
f6lagio cru leynisamningar Peir, er PAD heGr
CERT vio ALTAR jarnbrautir landsins, sem olfu
aytja, UNI PAD ao aytja olfu Pess fyrir miklu
l@gra buroargjald en- oliu annara Oar var
munurinn vanalega svo mikll ao nam 40 cent
um hverri tunnu, og med pvf mott gat f6-
lagio self oliu sfna med miklum ag66a, bar
sem aorir biou st6rska0a af az selja me0 sama
VERDI. petta brago var PAD, sem fyrst kom
f6tum undir f6lagio; og PAD hefr haldi0 fran
uppteknum h@tti til pessa days.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-11-01

k@ru stj6rnarinnar
cru margar Pungar
sakir bornar a PAD
felag, og cru P@r
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-11-01

ur P@r, er hann haf0 af Pvf haft. Ham hafoi
par stutta vi0dv0l, og q heimleioinni kom ham
vi0 Porto Rico til Pess a0 sja hversu astatt
vnri par 4 eynni Honum varhvarvetna TEX
i0 me0 miklum f0gnuoi.
Fero Fessi var a0 Pvf leyti merkileg, ao
Pa0 er hin fyrsta fer0, sem Bandarikjaforseti
heir nokkru sinni fari0 Peim TINA, er ham
hefr seti6 az v0ldum, ut fyrir landamaeri
Bandarikjanna. P6tti m6rgum sem Roose-
velt bryti bag vio gooar og gamlar venjur,
er ham for af landi brott, og spa0u 40 lit
mundi af hlj6tast; en- hann let PAD ekki aftra
fyriretlun sinni og for Ell ao si0ur.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-11-01
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Helztu Vi0bur0ir

i fshafa farmaour, Robert b.
sf0ustu nor0urf0r sinni til
mannabygoa Is. P. NJ, hafoi
ham pa veri0 n@stum fulla
Is manu6i 1 6byg0um og
ekkert af honum sp:rst sfo-
an 2G. agdst 1905, er ham
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-06
SmOo YaffepOit.

W. 5. ROleuu. 6orretninssbeitps
rer for ct. puul Sraoe Sournal,
bar nplig peret / WuIbinston, bpor
ban lebereoe aongresmano Stebens
en- proteit til poittontors oe poitz
teie aomiteen, unoeritrebet af De
f!eite 0etaljbanolere, Wbolelale
9anolere oe 6abritejere / Horos
oeiien, moo at Der beotages 2ope
om en- paftepoit, bporbeo 5oriens
oelien of 8arer gennem poiten BIZ
Der bilIigere, emo oen er nu.
MinneIotd Oeleoationen er imoo
SoriIuaet ON pattepoit, flyer 9fos
leou; aft 5olo fit ban oct Snos
trpt, oa ban bar Wafbinston.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-06
anloeb slscn.

Om oen aulOebslge, om nor
lneoe fig | 2sroags og i9rlig fsltes
/ SsnOags og @uar Morges, me-.
res fra WaIbineton UNDER 5. os.: !:
Den &uloebelge. iom MI fsles /
De peitlioe Statsr, pil itratte fig
taaoe Oft og Spo, efter bpao
8ejrbureanet Der beretter. Wan ben.
ter, at oct bill frbie Iaa langt Sbo
iom ben norolise Salpoel af s5ln.
riod, DOG baaber man, at appeliin
oplen Der life ital itaoes. Sor H9rs
perenoe fsles 8uloen i9rlig | Stls
terne aanfas, Nebraifa, Misiouri,
Soma, Winneiota, Disconiin, sose
Mi9iean, Colorado, Obio, SnOir
ana, &entuefb. Sennesfee os Of.
ianIas. Der rapporteres ID @r.
un6er gaul fra Duluth, 81 fra
@bite gipsr, ganaoa. Ser Blair,
9lebr. bar oct omtrin9 8 9r. unoer
Hul @aar Morges.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-06
5000 lises at pGre OmfOmne.

Sra Banana berettes oct / 2ers
bags, at 8ben 8uena 8entura, 60
mmbia, er blepen soelagt peo Soroz
falp. og at fau af oens 5000 Snbs
b1ggere er / 2ipe. 0et berettes BIZ
oere. at SoroitalOet itratte fig til
Guapaquil, Der ogiau leo me9et, o9
bror mango 2ib ogIaa gift tabt
Sioen Onsoag iioIte llge er Der
ltet tor 5oranoring / 4tmosferen,
og Der berettes ON en- rtioal pabe"
/ R9rbeoen. Man mener, at en- unz
berIpiIt gultan er / llbbruo. Sntet
neiagtigt fan erfures, ou 8abelfors
6inoelfen meo oe feite beltinoiife Ser
er dfbruot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-06
6arriman faar Seoelien af
SllinOis Central Sanen.

Oct paoitaas fra WaG Street,
glep gort, at Union @acific eller
6arriman SnteresIen bar iitret fig
&ontrol of pSQinois Central, ioei
Den bar tpbt vitoct", Iaa Den MI
boloer So qrocent uf &ompo9niet5
9tttier. Oficielt inorsmmes BET life
enonu og bill life bIibe oet, fpr
efter aongreslens Slutning. paa
itdas Der. Men lige ianot fal oct
bore. 2(fpren bar batt Q@ngiteIie
/ Wdn Gtreet, ioet Der beo oct n9e
vmobe" er iitret Il. g. llogang til
ben meritanIfe @olf, os oa llofprs-
len 40 ben @ei er meget billigere,
fan 5ransattionen tomme til at ifas
De gletp 9ort betp0elig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-06
Jalif mOb s5noianerne.

Sra Duluth, Winn. forteles
Der bill blipe anlagt Gag moo Den
9erion, iom ifrep $50 Chippewa
9Snoidneres gtopne UNDER en- 2(n-
legning til 8onsresIen ON at laoe
Wiorris 2oben itaa, fom Den itaar.
Snoianerne pad alle ReIerbationer
| oct norore MinneIota bar uos
nGont en- Gomite paa fem Mano,
fom Ital radofpre fig meO 5oreneoe
Staters 9iitriftsaobotat s. 6.
6dupt | ct. paul. &omiteen bar
en- aopi af en- @rtlering, fom Reo.
Charles Drigbt bar afldgt pm,
bborleoes ben Manb, fom itrep 2fns
isgningen, fit Snoiunernes gadOne.
Snoianerne flyer, at Sefretar Tpe
df Bubble 9tFairs" aomiteen /
Minneapolis Commercial Stub gen.
nem YresIen 6ar oplbit, at 9fn'
f69ningen og NabneIiIten er ffrebet
af Or. grafts Wlinneapolis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-06
Sen iin9arife 8rile.
Situationen poerft
tiIfpioiet.

Sra Qonoon mel0es unoer 18.
Sanuar.; Sra Wien telegraferes til
Zines: Regeringspr9iioenten /
Se9eoin bleb, oa ban ituloe tsre til
9tegeringsbpgningen for at uf9gge
Gmbeoseoen, pberfaloet af en- itoy
6pltemasie, Der angreb bum meo
Sten og raaone Qgg. 6ele @arnis
fonen alarmereoes og ifpo itarpt pdu
Soltemasien, bporbeo mango Iadrcs
oes. Oet bele bar en- dabenlbs Reis-
ming moo 8ongemaqtens Repr9Ien=
tdnt.
Sra 8uoapeit unoer famine Odto
Gongen % bans n9rmeIte Sm-
gibelier beIfafti9er fig for9llpor meo
5onten ON at opleIe oen ungdrite
9tigsoag Slutningen af Sanudr
uoen at iti(le Nbpalg / l1oiigt. Ser
meo opbpbes faftiIt 5orfatninger.
9lngdaenoe nogen nh 5iffaIoelie ai
&oalitionsfsrerne er Der life Longer
8dIe; fun 6bis oisIe oppoiitioneGe
2eoere Ielb bill fs9e 9luoiens bos
9ongen, bill De blibs mootagne.
Sorfutningstampen bill efter 5ors
fatningens Opbapelie boerligere til
fpioIes, uoen at Ger fan titles no.
Gen 5orbe6ring of Situationen
lloiigt, 6berten for oen enc eller for
oen on0en Sioe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-06
,9aniteren" % ,,Norben"

DE. Iom snifer at fornp 5ubifrip'
tion poo ..0uniteren" os .,Rorben"
tiITammen, fan fornb pau besge 9labt
Tor $1.90.
glhe glbonnenter pao .,Duniferen"
ten fao boabs ,,Nproen" oe .Oanfes
rem" for $3.50; ..Noroen" toiter ellers
f1.00 oe .,Ouniferen" $1.50. 4ltIdo
Tpares Der life Iao liot peo at fenbt
penge til os for beese 8labe.
Daniff 2utb. publ. 9ouie,
Blair, Hebr.