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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-29
ELECTED OFFICERS.
MARRIED YESTERDAY.

George r. 8. Killam and Miss Florence
Thayer daughter OF Mrs. Emma L. and
the late Edward Thayer. were united IN
marriage yesterday afternoon. The oere-
mony was very quietly performed at the
rectory OF 81. Paul's church by Rev. Mar
Ion Law. the rector. After a short we'd
ding trip the young couple will live at
Is Kossuth street
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-29

and tho streets last night were crowded
till oufta a late hour
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-29
UNPAID TAXES.

There was sale OF real estate becaus
OF unpaid taxes in the office of Cit
treasurer Reynolds yesterday afternoo
and the sale attracted quito a large al
tendance.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-09
Sil bore Mbonnenter.

@Iem life at betale for eosrs
Blade. 9uit enoelts at fua opgjort.
Ssrg for at fua ct g. eGer 7S5al
pad Horesfelappen. Deb 8egbnbelfsn
uf ct MT 9ur er bet eobt at fou ulIs
gfdbene berult I TOrifldb.
@Uiftsrins for aft mo0tuget bliO:r
fenst pr. omguusnbe gOft, Og aoress
lsldppen rettes ~inureit muligt til at
forreiponbsre meb Soitsrins tilienbt.
Sfurbe bette fife ite, bebes man ben
ligit mDsrrefte os bercrn, at mulige
1eil fan bItre rettet.
Sfrfo tpbeltgt oe fart, bpab Ben
gene er til. % .fvor be ffof frebiteres.
@fem lite at ffrius Ndon og @bresie
tpbsIig; og ON Toranoring snfteS puu
Mor.sieruppsn, bu unberret os berom
meb bet T0rnns. men ifriO ben game
abresie ogfua-
D<t er en- COB Sing at fad ben
Sag / Orben, faa tonbner 8ldbers
of fig fen bsle @aref.
8i er iii Sienefte og refer aft mus
Iigt, iom fon bore fortert, fooDibt
bet fBuar I nor Wugt.
Meb megen Mgtelfs,
erbsEgf
pauf peterfon,
Beftprer of o. 8. q. 8.
y Be- en- 6.iltagelfe tpm bsnne
Gang life | iipfte Rr. Reb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-09
Se minore Srosiamfnnb
| 9anmalf.

RigsodgsbibfTotstnr @niil elbets
ling sfoer / ,Ratfonatstonomit 1lbs.
Ttriff" en- ODsriigt pper be Forifellig.
rAben for Sortefirten funsnbs 5roe
Idqnfunbs Representation Der | Gan.
bet pau 9runolag at 5olteta1ingsr
1901.
l6an oplpier blanbf dnbef fdsenos.
0et fomlete Sol paa benz, Der foi
uben for 5oltefirfsn, bar heb ito IL
5oltet91ing $4,000, oltfaa tnupt IL
% nf BILE 9sfoltninsen, oe libt min.
bre, snb Der opghoss I 1890, men ef.
lers ftabig Itissnbs fiben @rurbfo'
bens oe bkrmeb ben fulbe Srosfri6.oa
Sn'bfsreNs.
Gn ooh 3ienbebel nf bet Iomlsot
5al, 1923, srflarebs iig ftodenbe abs'
for une mtinbre 6ulDbsl, As O. e1c,
1920 til be tire fore proteftanitiit
Gttfer, Der ane mao reenes ToT
,mfsfionsrenbe" Der | Qonbet, nenfif
8opitterne $500, Metobffterne 399f
% Srbinaionerne 1900. -
Der er ingen @runb fifhat 'rrrl.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-09
SEQ @arslfiftet.* y

St 4ar e. Trunbet al tor In,
log nadr iss fer tilbags,
a9or GorS "a elaOs itifkt 5or
] aarei3 age Gass.
Ia bringer jig rim Eat til Sub
FOR, 9cac tan mig far gtoet,
for jTrug.s G;teo for 6reO Og gip,
for SaRcbeO "a FOR 2ipst.
Saa far ba bel, BIZ gdmle Qdr.
Tdt for aft, bob 0u bragte,
BIN 8rOber NH rso 9eren itaar
og Banter puu iuu fa9te;
noar ROften IGdnr, ban tr9ber IND,
log ba faqr Ttargtens 0inger;
6an er ct Barn, Sub ueo bets Sinh
% BOdb % bUer oct bringer.
Hrdr Nbtddranforgen reg op1todr,
en- 8an til Sub jsg ieroer
% bsbsr, ban nil meb mig per'.
I gpu6 Der mig enb b9noer,
pg at ban tage bill erHoer
IOp til fig / ut Rige,
Frm eFter bans 8ebag I Qar
fra SOrber Bort ftaI pfge.
9ub Deb, ON ieg er meb 6Iunbt 6sm
Fom bsrfro Sorb ital oanbre,
bet rcd isg 10 Ilet life FEN.
Il heller peo be andre.
Min Siel beFaler ieg / 6errsns
6oaro,
Pom Der fra Sorh fful 0dnbre,
fuu refer jss / Sefu NdOn
iii Sub I 6imtsns Rige.
6. peterfen, 9ermun, Rsb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-09

burbe hdos bfoit, at 1900 Mdno =
To 9egimentsr at Stotter (Seafortbs
6igbIanhtrsl oIbri9 pilbe oOsrsips
fig til faa rfnge en- Stprte fem Dor,
naar be fit 9rlg AT Oeres fulbe fem.
gal bleo aotnpen atporlig for besge
Stber r peb fper Saros, hi fiji, TulOt
Der pogle, bgbs eIler foarebe = Dor
9uptain bar ben fprite, Der fdIot,
hgoeIi9 faaret, faa fafot bsgge bore
9iattenanfer, % ba Stolbsrg faIot,
bafaIebe ban os at eaa tiIbage, MODz
ftanib of De fou nbttebe lite mere.
Der var 9 at os. fbm enbnu bar
uffabte. men TO af bem falbt, ifu0t
igennem 6opebet, fsrenb nj naasbe ino
III por Qinie. 9et rar aItTad FUN
en- Spbenbephrt df Dor file SFdrs,
Der tom beIiffnbet ub uf 5agtnin>
cen, - De- gnriqs bar falone eler
tagne tilfange. men butt - life fsreno
eTter be mar Faarefe. % f(ere at benz
osbs fenere ar here's Sudr - Is bl'b
pdd 9dlpldbfen. flor ri, eFter at anz
grebet par t~ilbngeifaaet, be9ra0sre
tenn. - 9st ID6er utroligt. men box
lille 3rop mlbt 1900 nunb Stun>
Qen / 2 Elmer % Is Minpttsr "a
biorog boisrtfqIt I'll, at Stormen
mislntfebes oofoo pna purt Puntt,
til ri tn1ffeoe angribernes MbO, %
be fprsote fis I pifo 8Iugt, Sa be tOln
mar not til 9osrnes Rifter".
9et er faare ii9Iben, at De Imud
Ratfoner / Rorbsn gsr no9et, bsr
tuirg,r 8ertsn til at toge Rofits ber=
af; men Der par BET Storbritannien.
Der buieoe pon CO itfbte fig iad Pudr0t
paa en- fife 5lnf @ifinqatlinas, al ben
emmeoe fig. % Reien al 9erbsn
raobts 9rabo! gpsrfoltet bar BEN
reo>n of gegeiitrin9 aoer here's nor
bite 8ampfelsr. - 9eneraI Grunie
ROC fper af be o~per6Iebne I 6aanb %
7a9be:
You brave scandinavians have
fought well. and the people of south
Africa will never forget the great SER
vice and sacrifice you this day have
rendered their beloved country.
Saa Itri9es Ter / goernes Organ
,gofffem" af IS. December 1889
ooentosr ben oFicsas 3absliie, be;
II u~oarbefoet megst ubferJigt og giOer
Rson, 2(fosr og 6%ieuftopn / U}oosrs
banoene uf BIB % fdartoe:
Zen heldenkorp.
DE Roemrijke Garde nit Vikingtand.
Lever steryen dan wiiken.
Saa ennoibere famine 8Iob:
In II Dutch edition we give a list
of the casnalties which have tefallen
the scandinavian Corps at the battle Of
ScholtZnek. From this it will be seen
how much their brave charge cost in
life and wounds. They. the descend
amos of the anc ent Vikings, worthily
emulated the conduct of their forbears,
and died at their post rather than
seape by fight.
The g%allantry OF this corps and their
splendid stand will 10 G be honored by
the people Of this country. for whose
independence they so nobly sacrificed
their lives.
0st oar iaa f9eo Oenn aamp, at
lten galmle Houd.ffe 3appsrbb ietn
fon for 0ugen. - gorpiet bdr M
oprd2et to9 bleo for en- lib Ifubt inO /
goernes argtsr. in6til BET isnsrs fl
m 5%ililutnin9 at 2anDanGno, iaa
bet after .oal9te egna gefafingsmGno.
= Del farpebs fremDeles tuppert uns
Der CREME, men W~anbeFdfbet bl,b
dfOrig faa fort mere, og tiliihft tran
beoe bet / 5angenffubet paa CT.
!6sleno. (5ortfattes.)
Observation-Disclosures
| E0lfeifOlen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-09

mems 5iernelfe nf Slqolen er bog ben
ne, at Nrnig9sben Taa banItelig pii
funne puatuge fig 4nfnarst beb at
bgbe ale ToTteftoIsns 8prn.
st 9fpuntt dngtdsrtoe benne Sag
tr SpprgsnuuIet rAn ,,bst seiitiige
3ilfbn4. Seq timber bet nuturligt
at SfOlen nh, bu ,.8irtens 0dtter1
er bIeosn Rotten, tx ct agligt
9tifpn. idu man fl Snfpettprer -
life 5ngtnSpsttsrer, men Snipettsrtr
for Goert &mt +. @ts. ST fahbdai
fugfigt SiGpn Diroe fiftert fors9e
auubFabsmangbsn / SloItn, men
BET pifre gau ub orer 2arerens Sri
beb.
OisIe goitsr ituIoe life beiuttes NED
rnae, rabipdle 9G'bdgogsr fra 8ps
Rnbuon, men NIB Stolens egne 29s
rere, mSb 5~oIteItolens e9ne Qrbeioers.
Oct anoet Spsrgsmaul er bette:
fal MISUNDERSTANDING b1ee
6ict 6iftbriit, eler ffdI gsrnetGr.
oommen lGgges til 8runo nor
ben. SCR Re minore Born er BET f
Iori1fe ldngt bet bsbite. men giro 3io,
Jag HE for raft iaennem 6iitorien en-
Re 6eniqe S'fittsTIer. Stofet Ifufoe
bsqrenits, % @ibtIeitia eben unbs
CANS. 5briatteIierns ifaf bare Den
rebe 5raa0 9ennsm ben 9amls pa9t,
Toa bIa3sr ben aumIe phgts 9iitorie
en- 8orberetelie til &rtItus / ben no
gagt, Ser faG SriItusiGftelien b9et
6coeopunttet, bet, trorom man fam
Isr fig, life mdngt, men ms9et". )
bisie fenige StqGteIier og geretnias
DER bar ri berIigs pTbagogiIte Up
bragslfesmfOsr.
9asfer ben triitefige 9srnelGrs
, olm for 8srn2
Den fgrIte Menigfeb mente 70,
ben fumIsoe 8ernsne beroln. 8srnee
luroommens S1reSinbhofo er Soor
uad bette Speresmadl: 6pdb ifdl ieg
gre for at blioe iolig2
Sag trcr ogiad. at for 9ern / p
14sg(ars QlOsren nil en- iadban ret
unberpisHtng I gsrnslarb,mmen nn'
r, ~naturIig ~afIutten6s og afrunosnp'.
Tor rem inestroenbe Carer oil bet
ganife biit bare Iangt IDaniteligere
at uno<uoIie / b'n triitne 8grnelRrz
rom eno / gi6el6iItorien. 0erfor be-
onnoer mango mso at forlange Care
bogen og bernpft bele Religionen ub
nf SaoIen. Den bogmntiife llnbers
o%isning 'trGper D1obenbeb pg Gorbe
rebsIie. Seq bar phd mine 8iittdtier
mango @onge biertslig 9lGbet mig
coer eDOre9rreres SGmtols msb 9srn
pm Re triite SJbsofanobeOtr.
Oct ifal lite p9r Ramferi,
bette er auroleTt, men Ranieri er life
bet Iamme fem beer9nid llbenaosz
lasning; bette fan / rimeligt Maal
care rllsurligt for 8ern, noar bet er
aFeasIet efter gsrnsnes Qfber % eps
ne. Ramisriet er ll~benubslaren men
2Irerens 9eilebning og 5ortloring.
gegr9nsning er ogfaa Der en- 6toeo
Tag. 8isie LANCE R9ffsr at Sfrifts
fpro9 og Salmsr er en- lifting, raar
8ernens itul pIagss bermb bso ubens
dbsI9r<n. Man gsr ct itsniont IL
brag At BUFFERS 5ortlnrin9er o8
SfriftIteosrns / 29re6ogen. men bet
BIT bere SperbrioelTe at Forpunes
galslsOs 5ortluringer lart uben aO.
Nltfaa efter min Wning itdi Ri.
fao lange bet BanIte Soft sr ct tri=
Iient 5Olt. bsbolbe RslieionsunSers
pisningsn I ToffeItoIsn, og gin benne
unfreuoisnins muu bGre til 9elIignels
Re for 9arerns Os for 8ernene oa III
Se6o og 9btfs for bort tars 5eore-
lamb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-09

6blteifoGsn er / fin Oprinbelis en-
airfeIaole L 6enfolb til Jrelf.Jsns
Ob ON, OF fans 8tfciple Ifulps lGre
at boloe bans g~eYdlinger. Ser /
8anmarf sr bet BraIt og 9een, Iom
far meo benns 8sfafings llbfereds al
gre, ioet 0sensn fra 8srnenss T.
4arssaDo<r ifdf isres for rnoerois>
ningen | ben friitne 8srnslGrrom;
peb 14sQdnrs SQlberen obertdger Tad
praiten utoerDisningsn I ariisns
or.nstinb ifdb fom Gorberebetfe til
ben fsrfe Q~ftergang.
Deb Stolsfopen .of 1899 blep 30
bersmdalet 5obshfaget | Stolen, men
Religfonen ifodr lOeb Ssbsn at be
mango andre Sag 'og bsbsr On plobs
FOR fig.
Sfdf bf pebbIipe at ia b c
n q
| 5offeftolen9
Sra mango iSsbsr | bort qanb DiI
man Hobt Msffssonsunbetpisnina.
ub of Sfofen. DIS snffer 8irtens
Jjenbsr Mt. De feer, at fun bet,
fom foeif Tan bepffes at p6re Ganbs
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-09

feb, 6dr 9iem'ne / goffe Ifplen; / Ste
bet for ilal ri rare ct dnbet murdlf
Opbra9cpfesninbtl Ill at paapirte
9srnenes 5e1elisss pg 9illieslD. =
0eres Mdol er Qanbets 4ffriItning.
Zen, Der bar 9srnene, bar 5remtiben;
Terror bill be hdpe 9eIigionen ub Of
Sa,len. De bill bare ben I'D, Forbi be
fnber, at ben er fer rin9e til at
r9re Der.
Der sr ogioa friitne 0enneI fer,
Fom at ben fit mobfdtfe .@runb pil
6ape ReIigionen ub al Sfolen. &c
Iieer, at ben er for go b til at brus
oes heb III beroisninesn. De bil en-
ten Iklp urberpiie here's Born / Reli=
e~fonens Sdnobeber sGer bare 99rere
bertil, Der er / Sberensitemmelie meb
6iemmst. 3et par bet bnrenbe / 6an
arunttpieTfe 6riitoleben99slie / for
rioe 4urbunbrebe.
81 ben fsrite paaItonb maa Iiges.
at bet banite 5olt for 3f6sn er ct
mtriftsnt 5ott. Oct fpIer zig Iom fdas
ount. Om bet bill beobIfos at pare
ct |friitsnt 5oft / 5rem4absn. peo n
life. 2piefogsn ian goot fpttes fra
bet enc 4anb til bet onpet. Ulun
Far @eretninqer om 9anbe, icqn er
blepnt d~flriitneoe, Girtefd5tierne for
Itunlr$oe % 8iItsrne neoreone. 9ti
riloe rare isr9sfi9t, em niQt no9en
Sinpe ituIts times bort f9re 5abr,s
lamb. Sroen en- Iaabon 3ilitanb inbs
trodote, bifoe Reli9ionsunoerbisnin
Gen p9re itoe at Stblen; msn biaie
forFotp er Sub he Con enonu itfs
Til erie / porf 6abre1anb. DIT
banfts 5olt fsIer fig nso I'm 6iitorts,
fine Climber Idmmenfnrhtet meb Sri
Iferbommen. 3 ben fibfte Mennefe.
ulber er Der bpg9et 9irfer iom ingen
Sfnbe t 9nnhmorf ifben @albemorz
ernes Ouge. 0et. Der begbnbte mso
Qnsqar FOR 1000 Oar ffben. er enbnu
ff!e op6srt. men sr / fulbt 2fo. I
Fufo @irteligfs6. 8et CT. Tom earl
Pfoug ipngsr:
On 5oltebsIge ira 2Iten iteg
bg rpobsO aulturens SET;
F.br R5ma feento og 6sIas Tpea.
Der fsirJo @olgatbas Self.
S0ub mener nu QRrerne ON benne
Gag. Der TT maaite 3torItsl / Quitis
~elierne berom mellen pe 9lore og
nngre 2Grers. De gdmIe 29rere,
ttr h1r gaaet poa Semii,arierne hos
be itcrs gaoogoger / Wtibien at for
rige Qdrtun'brete. fGpbe often gen
mem bsres Sumtdler, beres 9atefiids
TONER en- H1,nGr!ft Uiaa1e at tale
MD 8srnfns ta1 ON ariitenbons
men. Sos 'bs odmle grunbtpiQite
9Grre tar 5~brtGlfnqen at 8ibelbis
itorisn og b, 6fbelbifpriife Sanae so.
~psSIhgsn; ogfoa / bisie Wanos Sfos
Ter bar gobt at barre.
SO bfunbt re 1ngre Q9rers iraf
fer nan mango troenoe WrnD. men
en- Del er prage6s af 5Ibens Splitt.ts
FEB og llro CO 5pfol o9 h1rer fite
ii9bent 9rGqet At fife unber bsres
Seminaristib at hdoe p9rot uncer
&uonb. 9st 9ofbsr ON. al
bt MGno, Der ftal ldoe Semindritr,
er MGHb. fom Forifaur at prage sc
unae / gob Rething.
Soer fer be ainas 29rers, pragese
al 9Gbsdaroen, ifnl man fgrIt 'o9rs
foritaasnte; man ftnl piie bsm, al man
al rem. Mon ffal operbeoiis
tenn iOrl, al BET Bclt, De orbejber
iblanbt, gnftsr Refigfonsun6erpisnin
gen.
8i ffdI fe at bjaIpe Dem til Rette.
fost hi ForTr1ar. at bet er 5biOl / en-
Carers Sjaf. ipm frsmfofber
fans MObftonb mrb Religipnen /
Stolsn. Zen Orbnine tunbs mel ogs
Iad tGntes entsfte 9teber. at en- Carer
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-09

IHot4llAl ptp VI WlHpAt PlpttlNHtllN
Setter. tbis Stnrte 10 ogiud tlin er
Iddre rinos. Ger sr fun 176 Nnelis
~fonere. naitsn ale iamIeOe / &ebens
baon oe 0megn. o9 AT BEN II lite
minore emo TO 5rebieOeIe 11S) &oins
ber, rfneligbis for an for Del inn
eiftebe 6ertil fra England.
af Q0oentiiterms 764, bbordf 80
peflnGn9nen leper / 0srreibudnb pg
Fortrinaois pao 2dnpet.
qf aioafers er Der Sc, pad ct Gar
nar ale i Rprreiplanb, baIpt ! 8p
"a ballot paa Gdnoet.
Gnbsfi9 op9tres 50 fom l%lnitarsr
(1rob 81 rab 99nin9en 1890). nit.
not lanat unber bet pirteliae 3nl, %
/ a~ebtnbapn meo 6reberftstere lep'r
$50 Spirititer, nGfien lige mango
al 6pert apn, en- 5brOeIing, Der bit
net bill oatte a~lminoIig 6%bruuOring-
Qf itprre Snteresie bill bet bare at
uHoerfgae 8otoliternes 6orFolo-
Bisie ubger M ian 1878, beraf 2410
nQno "a 1868 apinber. RGft'n
1000, oftfao 80 q. Dor / &ebenFnrn
"a 5reberitsberg. men tin 5S3, tnopt
Il e. paa Qanbet.
9enns itarte 3ilDatit / @arsnss
9rb ffngoes uro5pIIomt fortrinseis
0pr9ano ira 6oltstirteu til &uta.
licismen. "a net er 70 pg7da psItenot,
6oor tor 5etr Der uOToIbes for at
uobrebe .oen fer / Qonbet, 'og 9norlsz
les Der i ZEN fenere 5tb er bFgsst noe
airter, qulnblagt me Spge9uie, sab
net nre StoIer / obitiGige 90er far
at Fremms bette ManI. Del Itorter
teller lite paa Soft. Der fper Zig Tar.
liQ forlro!iotbe reb benne @irtTome
FEB % bens 6ru9ter, Itsnt aatolifz
ierne. trobs al beres ltmaqs, enbfu
fun niger % pr. 3ufinOe at teis
qonpets 5olfemanebe.
6ftsr al ri nu bar sennensdo't
Pc 3rosidmfunb, fois 3il69n9erts
Qrfal er potiet / be iib7te so Qdr.
nil ri fare at Umtdt: he no, b0is
.Stprts er gdaet tilbnse, nemlie be
R~sFornsrte og Seoerns.
7et er netop BE- TO 9loite ofrtn;z
mebe" 3rbsfdmfunb, foorom rsite
9alosr (tegees Spriutelie er n1ittn
iomtibia berbitmmt, nsmlig fra G5ris
i'm tsn 5tes 3fo) og euen / Ssbtt
ne TO. Iom / lin 3ib BAR be ftsrIts b,r
i Qonbei.
De Rsfountrts taller M taft 1112.
$50 M9nb % 575 apiRber.
SGuttelia omtaler Sr. @lberlius
Ssoerne. bois 2(ftagsn bar pGrst
.nsget it9ri. Der fanotes / 1901 /
fele 9anbsf fun 3476 Seber 1883
Manb, 1843 apinber). % oerss 8al
mar i 5or9ofo III ZEN belle 5oIfss
nanqOe Inn IA at 5uiinbe eGsr tnnrt
6altbelen al, EDdb bet odr 1884. De-
al lentes / aebenbaon msO 5reOerita-
1865. aItfaa nj 3ienbsOslt /
,0opebitabsn.
Grunoen 6ertil er Del NOT fortriuss
ois Cpsrfrnins til &ebsnbrpu;
men metpirfeHoe bar bog ogIna D:
Qariaaer Daret. fom far meofsrt So
6srnss itrrfs Qffagsn / 9anost Tcni
Denne ftplbes fsrit os fremmef @
ibfanbebs @eteffdber. 9isie er oper4
.erbentlie talrige, ia bet paoituus, at
'bu n9ppe l6n1er er nOgen isbi1t 81
mile / 9ebenfhon, f1n life tpllsr
1ninbit eet Meblsm / en- fabian Tors
binbelit. 90 bet s9Iber Tiftert ION
~olmirbslig Regel. al 9srnene al bis
ne QG9teifaber blfDer bebte eller boa
adar tabte for ben jebiffs Menigbeb.
Desuosn forsaaar af og til figeTren
SOergano fra 3toebom til &riftens
BON eIsr Doab nf jsbiIte gsrn.
al 5Or9EOrene fslser meb.
Stunnom b9nber bet bel ceTaa, at
senusm badnbeOs 2Ggteifabtr
Fsrss beli uben FOR be ~beftaaens<
3 fosidmfunb.
Den an'oen Sooebgrunb til S~ysoers
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-09
MISUNDERSTANDING
| folfelfolen.

81 BoreOrdg Of 8iffop aOth Rife
Fcm ~reFereres pToalAbes / ,,Ribs G.bi.'
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The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1906-12-21
REVOLUTION Dying VISIONS OF A WAR
united STATES And JAPAN
IS The LATEST RUMOR.
European Countries Are Discussing
the Probability of It-Russia Will
Take Misunderstanding Opportun-
ity to Make Demand for Concessions
on the Amur River.

Berlin, Dec. 18.-The relations be
tween the United States and Japan ex-
cite great interest in government and
diplomatic circles here. Emperor Will
liam discussed the question with sew
eral persons recently and is thorough
ly informed regarding President Roose-
velt's personal views on the subject.
1t is believed that Russia's more
resolute attitude toward Japan's re-
quests for trade and colonization
rights upsn the Amur river and in
Siberia and for fishery privileges up
on the adjacent Russian coasts is part
ly due to the discussion of the Cali
fornia school question between the
United States and Japan. The Russian
foreign Office has been subjected to
steady pressure upon the part of jap
an to secur these far reaching rights.
The result is that the idea has been
created at the Russian foreign Office
that Japan might make her ambitions
the occasion for a renewal of the war
with Russia. This idea pervades the
conversations which the Russian for
eign minister, M. Iswolsky, had with
the government officials and others
whom he met mere upon n occasion
of his visit to Berlin, six weeks ago.
M. Iswolsky met many prominent peo-
pie here and talked with extraordinary
freedom.
Among German military and naval
officers, the possibility of a conflict
between the United States and Japan
has been quite freely discussed, and
the professional views appear to agree
that Japan would take the Philippine
islands and place upon the United
States the necessity Of conducting
across the Pacific prolonged sea and
land campaigns which would call for
immense expeditions against natural
obstacles.
II was known here in June that the
British admiralty had considered the
oretically the possibility of a war be-
tween Japan and the United States as
likely to occur within 2 years and
some of the British naval men are re-
ported to have expressed the belief
that tho contest .'ould occur within
five years. In any case it is certain
that several European foreign officers
are at present making inquiries re-
rarding the temper Of the Japanese
people and the government of Japan.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1906-12-21
WOMEN UNFIT TO o T
Marie coreIli Scores Her Sex for
Weakness,

Marie corelli Scores Her Sex for
Weakness.
Chicago.-A special from London to
the Tribune says:
Marie Corelli, through her profound
contempt for man in every aspect re-
mains undiminished, does not believe
In woman suffrage. She claims that
she can direct so mems votes at cleo
ton in any way she schooses, but her
power would be destroyed if she had
a vote of her own.
If" she says, woman has the nat
ural heritage of her sex, the mystic
power to persuade, enthrall and subJu-
gate man. she has no need to come
down from her throne to mingle in any
of his political trays"
She scores women r-emorselessly for
allowing herself to be given away in
fashion papers.
There" she says, man sees woman
as the fool rampant. She is depicted
as semibald, holding her wig in one
hand, ready to put it on. She is shown
IN a nall nude state, thin and scraggy,
but again ~unblushingly holds artif-
cially nodded plump portions of her
body, which nature failed to supply,
in readiness to fasten over the hollow
places. She is exhibited plainly and
pitilessly as a swindle.
DO women imagine that men ever
look at such papers? Never perceive
the bold, prominent challenge Of the
degraded advertisement which in.
struct them as to what a painted, pow
dered, padued, dyed, frizzled, shame.
less creature a woman may be and
often is?
"a careful study Of our modern lady
picture magazines will convince the
male suffrage advocates that the mod
ern woman is not yet ready for the
ballot"
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1906-12-21
MONTANA ITEMS.

1t is reported the town of Plains
may be incorporated and a census is
being taken as preliminary move
The will of Ellen Hauser, filed in
Helena recently, b~equeaths a life inter
est in a $133, 900 estate to former Gov
ernor S. T. Hauser and $4,000 to her
son, Samuel T. Hauser. Mrs. Hauser
died at Los Angeles recently while en-
route to Japan.
Edward Bloodgood was acquitted in
the court at Livingston a few days
ago of the charge of horse stealing and
was Immediately rearrested on the
same charge and will be taken to Daw-
son county, Montana, for trial.
The armored cruiser Montana, sis
ter ship of the Washington and Ten
nessee, was launched Saturday at Nor
folk. Va. She was christened by Miss
Minnie Conrad of Great Falls. Gov
ernor Toole was not present.
May Kelly, an inmate of the under
world, was found dead in her in
Butte recently, and beside her, dying
of a wound in his temple lay John Van
Ness, a stationary engineer, late OF
Superior, Wis. The man could not talk
and cannot live long. A revolver with
two empty chambers was found near
the bodies.
Jesse Hart, a California forty-niner
and a pioneer of Montana, died Sunday
in Helena. 1t is said that Hart was a
prominent contractor in San Francisco
during the sos, and erected many
large buildings there. He was the
builder of the Methodist Episcopal
church here, and of the Cosmopolitan
hotel here.
Lucian caves, a wealthy mining en-
gineer of Butte, was roDDed of certi'
| fcates of deposit on the McCormick
bank in Salt Lake City to the value OF
5000 recently. The papers were
taken from a hand bag carried by Mrs.
Eaves while the couple were in the
| diner on the Rio Grande between
Green River and Salt Lake.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1906-12-21
-. $500 in Stud Game.

-.,I,oa Idaho. Dec. 17.-Six thou
dollars changed owners here in
sanu niggest stud poker game Wallace
tne %itnessed in years. The players
naI ,dod /. L. Sweet of the Wallace
nntaI Rem skonnard, blackjack Char
~ Cullen, a Missoula man, whose
- was not obtained, and others
pbo we're in the game for a short time
only. 4ho
20 which commenced at 2 o'clock
gridav afternoon at the Wallace hotel
"a closed Sunday morning at 5
o,olock in the Ryan hotel. Skonnard
:, oredited with winning $1,000. Minor
nu,ounts we're won by other players.
Tho Missoula man is credited with
,,sing $500 in a few minutes. Another
ION is said to have sat into the game
With $3.50 and ordered drinks for all
hands on commencing play. Before
tbo waiter arrived with the refresh
ments the player was broke and out
of tbe game, leaving a more fortunate
player to pay for the liquids.
The biggest pot in the game con-
tanned $4,000, and was won by Sweet.
Pots aggregating $1,000 were not un-
common.