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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-06
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Katherine Du Barry has Joined
Vaughan Glaser's company.
Arthur Forrest has joined Richard
Mansaeld's company
Maxine Elliott is to continue with
"Her Great Match" for another sea-
son.
william courtlelgh may play the
role Of an Indian in a new Indian
play
Adele Richie Is to play the leading
role in the revival Of 1.-THE Winning
Girl"
Henry b. Dixey Is reported to be
doing a good business on his tour In
.The Man on the Box
Charles 3. Evans, Of "Parlor Match"
fame, Is to 80 Into vaudeville with q
one.aet piece called There and Back
He will be supported by a company Of
several players. Including Walter Per.
tna
Eleanor Robson appeared in her
new play BY Clyde Fitch, 1.-THE Girl
Who Has Everything" in Cleveland
this week before Glarge and friendly
audience. The play turns on the Of.
forts Of a rascally father to rob his,
own children Of their fortune and the
foilIng Of his plansby his sisterin:law,
the character played by Miss Robson.
The scene Of the play Is laid in New
York
Miss Lillian German and Miss Mar
garet De santo. two Of the pretty girls
IN B. O. whltney's .lsleo Spice have
grown tired Of ths continuous gayl
lwhiri 81 thesstage, and 81 d hummer
eation have stuffed dairy fasni
81 tic estateIIett ~ MIS- GoFman,s
hitter pr Frank eHstay Sofmsn. rhe
.daity comprsea q CON stahie milking
sheds, cooling and separating plants
and bottllnghouse There are also
buildings ioF making butter and other
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-06

Swift 4 Company. he is ID d he'io'1
condition.
suoYe registered ct the
cdnnefciaI Hotel Tie couple have
estsF of oyer Two years
b rose that SHE
ies enee h him aud als'
aS9e accpFapan y
the Went to tue hotel
ie t6e young daie hser IN the
once and was towr his
iosu. 81 q entered the room
ks vie locked tie door and then
HhtoSe q botles yitriol over lis head
nd shoulder eosgroye run from ne
room ana received promps medical g
teaton. ms eosgroye vas arrested.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-21
BALL
NOW ASSURED
Meeting Held Last Night al
Which Six Teams We're
Represented.

At the meeting last night of the
representatives of the different fac
tory teams held at the Kirby cafe i'm
Hobart street. plans were discussed
and it is now practically assured that
Il league will be formed. Word was
received from six factories that they
were going to organize and would
like to join the league. Two other
factories are also thinging of Joining
and an effort will be made TO have a
league composed of eight teams.
During the past few months all
sorts of talk has been heard in re-
gard to the fact that the league
would not be organized here this
season, and even the officials them
selves thought that the bottom had
fallen through and that the league
was doomed, but the meeting last
night proved otherwise.
The meeting was called to order
about S O'Clock and the following
representatives were present, and
said that they had been sent by the
teams they managed to try and get
the league together: Messrs. Fulton,
and Brown, for the American Smelt-
ing and Refining Works; ellis and
Walker. for the c. Pardee Works;
Walker and Swift for the Cheese
brough Works, and Warner from the
Raritan Copper Works. The Stand
ard Underground Cable Works and
the Lead Works did not have repre-
sentatives present, but they informed
the officials of the league that they
would enter. Two other teams will
also most likely join when things are
in full swing.
In conversation with a NEWS re-
porter one of the officials said that
the factory league was now certain
and that the league would be a great
deal stronger and play much better
ball than ever before. In speaking
about the matter of a trophy or prize,
he said it would no doubt be a cup.
He declared they had been assured
that IA prize would be put up by a
certain concern. but they had asked
the firm to hold off, because rumor
had reached them that the business
men of this city wanted TO put up
the trophy this year.
AS soon as possible a special meet
ing of the League officials will be
held and it is expected that the rep
resentatives of the eight teams will
be present and plans for the opening
games, prize, and other necessary
things will be made.
In the meantime should any fac
tory team desire information in re-
gard 10 the league, a letter to the
secretary. Herbert ellis, care of the
c. Pardee Works, will bring the de-
sired answer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-21

four years ago. The pugilist came
from a good family and adopted a ring
career TO the great chagrin of his par
cnts. However, there was no keeping
the boy OUT of the prize ring. as he was
so completely fascinated by the sport
that he was n professional boxer be-
fore he realized it.
Burns is one of the best all round
athletes in the business. His great
physical endurance, which made it pos
sible for him to withstand the bearlike
embraces of the gigantic Hart in
clinches. came from, years of lacrosse.
tennis. socker football, hockey and
skating. those sports having been
Burns lifelong pastimes at his Cana
dian home.
The athlete has always had a mania
for the most strenuous of outdoor
sports and has professionalism half
the amateur lacrosse and hockey teams
in Canada by playing against them un-
der assumed names and in various
sorts of DISCUSSES. If there is a la
crosse game on when Burns is around.
he cant be kept out of it. He shows
the most phenomenal endurance in all
of those sports. and the stamina re-
luired to hold Hart at bay was well
earned.
Burns himself says that he didn't
want to become IL professional fighter.
but he simply couldn't help it. he was
so carried away with the delights OF
boxing. He couldn't find enough anna
teurs to stand up before him. so he had
TO turn professional to satisfy his
yearning for excitement in the ring.
Ii would he hard work for Burns
10 to get under 1T5 pounds as long
AS he remains in the west. In his fights
in the middle west Burns never show
ed great cieverness. He has always
been possessed of Il still right swing.
but evidently he has mastered the
knack of delivering a fierce left iab,
us the CORY countenance of Marvin
Hart testified at the end of their bat
tie III Los Angeles.
His years of training AT lacrosse.
hockey and socker football have given
him agility. Like many other fighters,
Burns doesn't know the taste of al
coholics. Hard work at his fayorite
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-21

SAN FRANCISCO. March u. 1t
rained necessarily Al Oakland. and the
mud larks had their inning. Barney
Schroiber'S FLY our Ann was made the
favorite in the betting in the opening
event. but was nused out in the last
jump by Yankee Jim. Il Is To ! chance.
The books were saved thousands of
dollars through the disqualification oi
the good thing J. X. +. The race re
suited in u rousing finish. Pentagon
was first and Frolic second. j. X. +.
was placed third.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-21
RACING AT NEW ORLEANS.
st. Valentine and Uncle Henry Only
Winning Favorites.

NEW ORLEANS. March 2l.-St. Val
entine and Uncle Henry were the only
successful favorites at the Fair
grounds. The former lasted just long
enough TO win. while the latter had
plenty i'll rescrve at the end. sum
marieS:
First ltace.-Sister Hoffman. first
Glad Pirate. second; J. j.. Jr.. third.
Second l;ace.-Envcrite. first: Dan
Mckenna. second: Ad High. third.
Third ltace.-Aurumaster. first; Nam
eoki. second: Il. +. Williams. third.
Fourth Race.-St. Valentine. first:
lIallowmas. second: Little Scout, third.
Fifth Iiace.-Raviana, first: My GEM,
second: Simon Kent. third.
sixth ltlce.-Uncic Henry. first: Wa
ter PauSy. second: Lemon tiirl. third.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-21
TUCKER AND MURPHY AGAIN.

Those W. great featherweight
fighters. Tommy Murphy and Chick 70
Tucker, will meet again in the squar-
ed circle in New York Il week after
Murphy's fifteen round fight with
Marty Baldw o., before the Lincoln A.
C.. of Chelsc4. N.ss., on March %.
They will ba;tl- lof three rounds.
Murphy and Tgcl.a. fought the fast
est three-round bout on last New
Years afternoon that has ever been
Witnessed in New York.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-21
Stof.y of
ButnS,Wh0
Beat Hart
Canadian Uas
Formerly a Capable Ali
Round HMLete---He Is
u Fighter against His
O7Cn WW---Is Fast and
Enduring.

Tommy Burns is the latest sensation
In the pugilistic world. His defeat Of
Marvin Hart. aspirant for the place
left vacant by mighty Jim Jeffries.
was Il phenomenal exploit for d man
unknown in the professional ring.
Burns real name is Noah BrusSo.
and he is II Of the most unique char
years. Burns is Il French Canadian.
being born at Hanover. Ont. twenty
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-21
PUBLIC SERVICE TIME TABLE

Effective Jan. q, 1905.
Cars leave Railway Junction for RAILWAY Re
formatory every 30 minutes from $40 n. m. unit.
ll40 !. III
Cars leave Railway Junce Of for Woodbridge
Greek every hour from $40 a. m. unfit II. 10 %. M.
connecting with New Brunswick ears TX after
the hour. DO p. m. car from RahwJY Junction
last car that makes connections for New
Brunswick.
Cars leaving New Brunswick at a45 Il. N. and
every hour urul S4 J.. III. connect with caI for
Sewaren, Woodhrid e. Railway and Mestfhelo.
Cars leaving Perth Amboy ferry at h.57 a. M
and every hour until $50 p. m then l0.42 p. M.
aud ll42 p. m. Cbunect for Sewafen. Wood
bridge, Railway and Westield.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-21
Bowling


Herman Albrich made 224 on the
ers were out in full force, but they
did not reach the 200 mark.
On the Kirby alleys tonight the
Sewaren bowling team roll up the
scores in a practice game.
The Friday Night bowling team
practices tonight at Hartmann's.
The two-man tournament at Kir-
by's will be continued tomorrow
night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-21
Baseball


Sport" Kelly, of South Amboy,
who played with the Perth Amboy
Terra Gotta Works. last season, is TO
leave shortly for Pennsylvania. where
it is understood he is TO sign with a
league team.
About April % the baseball sea-
son will open up in full force and
then the fun will commence. Some of
the fans can hardly wait for that
date.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-21
STATEN ISLAND
RAPID TRANSIT R. r.
TIME TABLE IN EFFECT FEBRUARY

mr,rr -,Drr ~ rT-rrrr rr-DDr.Dv
lime IN
. lyo9;
= FaertE Aflnoy 20 SeW fork'I' Nv . ~
= 90. : 90, GOV, SUI, o:vl, > ~, 20,
LIS am l-:4S, 1:9S, ~, 8 20, t :1d,
':"j' 1:4o' .91' 20 I4;Ib, II ;lS' pm
S4naayS ana Lsgai HolldIys,
u w. -, ) -, J -, lV.4t, II ! am,
iz;4'' -, 80 0;4'' 4:+', 5t4'' 80
~ go pm
NV lork 70 tcrtn Ampoy - Nv w,
: ~ 9;VV, ~ ~ II ;no am y ~ ~
~, 80, sac, 3:-O, 9;4o, 8 20, $40,
: Az no. 10 :ou, II 200 pm" y 500 In
sundays ana Lrsal Holidays.
:"u, Nv, ~ w w am. Il w m,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-21
HIGH SCORES POSTED.

The following are the high scores
posted so far this month, for prize
bowling at the Bloodgood alleys:
Max Kaletsch, 2G4; Earl Barnes.
Edgar Mullett, 233: William
Lydiard. 22S; Edward Waring, 226:
Walter Brooks, 22G; William Sweet,
224; Al. B%unten, 223. and Richard
Hibbett. 2j6.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-21
McCORMICk'S PROSPECTS.

Frank tBuIl) McCOrmick, OF this
city, expects shortly to go on in an
other three round bout at either the
New Polo A. c., in New York, or
a1eo hoforo The Nat;oral r of
Philadelphia. He is getting in as
much practice work as possible.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-21
Hopeless

Blanche is simply hopeless!" cried
a woman who was trying 10 teach ona
of her friends to play bridge whist.
"Why?"
Il began by asking her if she knew
the value of the cards" continued the
woman, and Blanche said, Why, GER
tainly! About ten cents a pack. =
Detroit Free Press.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-21

LOUISVILLE. Ky. March Il. - OF
the thirty-two pairs who rolled in the
bowling tournament here only we OF
them made above 1.100-Rosendahl and
Peth. Chicago. l.l53. and Marsh aud
Peters. Springfield. ILL.,. 1.104. Among
the best individual scores were: X.
Kumtf. Buffalo. go; J. l.. Whitmarsh,
Detroit. sos, and III. Bose. Cincinnati.
5a1
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-21
HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETICS.

1t is expected that a meeting of
the high school athletic association
will be heid this afternoon after
school. The election of new officers
and other important business will
most likely be transacted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-21
ROLLED 2JG.

Richard Hibbett tried his luck at
rolling up the scores on the Blood
good alleys last night, and he made
the high score of 2j6.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-21
HAS SORE

William Cluney. the crack ball
player of the Emerald baseball team.
is laid up with a sore finger, the re-
suit of an accident at the Perth AM
boy Terra Gotta Works.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-21
Naturally.

My step-ma and sisters go
With my step-brothers everywhere
And while they journey to and fro
They oft occasion quite a stair.
Judge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-21

CHICAGO. March 21.-In the first
game for the play off of The tie for
second place in the amateur billiard
tournament Calvin Demarest of Chi
cage defeated II. A. Wright of San
Francisco by Il score of 300 to 81.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-21
YOUNGER MEMBERS DRILLED.

At the Danish Sociable 4. C. last
night the younger members were put
through Il drill and some bar work.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-21
LEKIGH VALLEY R. R.

Time Table in Effect Dee. 81 1906.
StatioIs 10 New York. foot OF Cortland, Des-
bro ses and IVES 2yrd SIS, Pennsylvania r.. X.
Ferries.
Trains Leave State Street Station.
For South Plaiufield and New Yo,k-s. 10. Z. IS
a. m 10, i.ZH p. III. Sundays, s.I5 "a. m
81, 6-15 p. m.
For Other Points.
7.35 a. m daily except SUNDAY. local train fer
Bound Brook, Remington. Clintou, kaston,
bethlehem. Allentown, Mauch Chunk and inter-
mediate 20 nts.
7.&5 l. IN. d ilv except SUNDAY. fast express
for Easton, bethlehem. Allentown. Poftssille.
Nea herlv. Haze ton. Shenandoah. Mailoney
City, MI Carmel, Wilkes Barre. Rochester. Bvf-
lalo. Niagara Fails. Detroit, IT. Louis. Chicago
am the West.
4.2S .. m. daily except sunday. express fer
Remington. Clinton, EaSfon Bethlehem. Allen
town, MauCh Chunk. Weatherly. II ii. ton.
Wilkes Barre. Scranton ab1 princip pal inter
mediate stations.
So a. IN. Sundays only. fast express for
L stem, Bethl-hem Allentown Weatherly. IIaz
Teton. Wilkes Barre. Rochester. lhifn q. Maya "a
Fails. Detroit, st. Louis. chicago and he West.
G.l5 p. m. Suodays only, fast evp ess for
Eastoo, Bethlehem. Allentown. WilkeS-Bafre.
/ uui~. Chicago and the West.
Trains Leave So. PiainfieId for Perth
Amboy.
SO \. M. 81. 500. :. 45 p. IN Suudays, 1921
!. IN; $50, f.35 p. m. TtainS u rive at Perl,
Amb Y. 200 a. m: %. h.2S. s 10 J.. m Sun
DAYS. l-.5' s, IA 5.25, s. 10 p. IN.
Tickle : sold t. all western pc nts.
baggage checked through.
Full inf 'tulat on. rates, maps, time tables.
etc. at City Ticket Office, 95 smith street,
Perth Amboy. n. j.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-21
r LEADING SYSTEM
new JERSEY CENTRAL
Corrected to January go, 1900
TRAINS LEAVE PERTH AMROv

~
For New York. Newark and Elizabeth at SO
III, ff.45, 75S, s.33. $50, 9S. Ills Il. M. 1909.
lilo, 3 o.. AS, 500. 6.g3, as. SO. s9.s7, ssl1 90 u.
n. Sundays, S.87, n. III. $50, T.12. 9.47 D.. IN.
For Philadelphia and Trenton via Sound Brook
III. - a M, 6-i0, 500, p. m, Sundays s.y7,
a, m, 30, 81 =. IN.
For Long Branch, Ocean Grove. ETC.. 5.O7.
go a. m, 1872, T20i, sol. T.19 D. m. IL IS
Sundays excepted Sundays except Ocean
Grove IS; 95s a. N, "a, 9S p. N.
For Freehold, 5.G7. 6.4, $50 n m, i2.22, 2.e7
p. III.
Additional trains for Red Bank, ROi. 6.s3,
p. m.
For South Ambov son. 6A. ~. IN am
Il %, 2.Gl. e@7. $40, GdS, 6.2s. 7.l9, $40.
TRAINS FOR PERTH ANNOY
Leave New York. 400, $50, 6i5. $50. SIS.
lu.0O, ll.S1 a. IN. 100, 200, 2.45. S.4A. ana. SIG.
5-SS, $50, $40, 1901 pm. Sundays 200, 800,
a m, 1-30. 3l35, S.Ai D. m.
Leaves Elizabeth 4.05, G.22,s.42. 9.Oi, 9.5G. li.2s,
q. m. 149, 200, Psi, $40, 40. 552, 6.52. SIS. Il. IS.
p. III. SUNDAYS 9.&5, q. M, lip. 40. {. 81, d. m.
Leaves Newark GIG, Csc, SIS 9.f2. lI.s2 "A. m.
10, go, 3.35, AS, 5.3S, Glib, SIS, 1f.50 d. m.
Sundays, 10, eos a. M, ITO, 3.5a, {. 40 p. IN.
Through tickets to all points at low est rates
may be had on application in advance at the
ticket agent at the station.
New York only.
Saturdays only.
New York and Elizabeth Only.
W. q. BEsLER, Vice-Tres. & General Manager
c. NJ. BURT, General Passenger Agent,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-21

New Up To Date tIaIr Cutting aud
shaving Parlor. SkanpooiDg and Bea. q
Trimming = Speciality. Paris Facial Massags
Ciloi,re tigarS, eUs ROMEO ROSSt. Pros
STATE STREET NEAR I'd III STREE.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-21

pastimes keeps him ever in the pink of
physical condition, and he is always
able to give the best account OF him.
self.
Hart and Burns were looked upon as
championship possibilities. The contest
under the decision makes it clear that
Hart has little to commend him apart
from his willingness, while Burns is a
conner in evey sense of the word.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-03
Gummins gcnnOminerct.

Oct repu6litanife Yarti Sopa
bar BAIT lite iaa ubetr0slig &
in0enior in egen GER foruO for
bets Statstonpention. 8et par en-
Stamp meGem Gumminspdrtiet e0er
1rem7triotss og 6olfepartiet pda
ZEN enc Sioe og Sc 9amle nStan9=
pltter"s paa oen on0en. 75or en-
6io BAR aampen enoog iaq 5t6.
Il. BET trueoe meo 9artiets Splits
telie. Nlen Iaa fom Statsfonoens
tionen oen 1. 21ug, % Der flareoss
aft til 5oroel for 0uperner Gum.
Minis % bans @enner. Der 6lsb
foreilddet et @ompromis; men
6ommins afoiite et6oert 5orISg
otn 8etnina, og oct biite ia og1ud,
at Der BAR Stemmer not for 6um
og @arit til at nominere oam ben
6olo5pis iom aanoioater for gu
oernsr % 9iceguoernpr.
Giterat Rominationerne par fer
oige, 6olot baa0e Gummins o.
hans N}o6fan0ioat Qerfins 3aler,
% Der 6leo oeotaget en- platform.
6oori folgenoe uotales:
4rGIioent aOoieoelts 2(6miniItra.
ton prizes, ct 9oot Orb for Sen
ioite &ongres uotales, 9artiet for.
pfi8tsr fla til at inofpre 0irette
primary lam, Il. 9. Senatorpol9
oirette Al Solicit aorporotions> d
5ernbdne Snoflpoelie paa golitit.
ten oenoncere5. Og FortfettelIen aT
9eit0tteGestolo an6efales.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-03
Sill. Sanens SuerifuS.

@reat 1ort6ern 9anens itorc
Snotagter og oen 0laaoe, 6porpaa
oisie ifjulles for Ofentliig6eoen.
tom for 0agen I ct. paul, Minn..
oen 81 Suli oeo gicepraItoent 3.
s. 5urringtons @ionesbpro oe6 en-
9tfbsring, 9olot al Statens Sern.
bane= og 9drebustommisfion. Som
unoerieaer 5ragterne paa
@arer MinneIota. oa Ser er foms
met 9lage oper, at De er for 6sie.
5arrington iaaOe. al oet BAR be!
iamme, bpor meget Great gort6ern
9anen tiente, Iau bar BET Sames 5.
6iGs 0rore. at 9tffitejerns alorig
Ituloe faa 6pjere 0ipioenoe enc 7
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-03
9iOroiif syreSsmpoc.
Pr rbejoe for 8oO 6oritda'
ellie mellem Nproens
ire SOFT.

Den 16. og Il. Suli bar Ser
apben6aDn funOet en- Samneutomit
Stso meGem folgenOe 9 Ute0lemmer
af Sc noroiife interparlamentariIte Ite
0rupper: 6or 0anmart: Rigsoags=
mqnoene W}aoiensM19 g.
Reergaar0 og 5reorif 9ajer; for
gforge: 9. 6an5Ien, Brandt og s.
Stouslan0 1dmt for Speri9e Rigs-
0dgsm9noene grome, Is. Nanrin-
it0 og g}ils 9ersion. Gfter 5or-
6anolin9erne oeotog man enitem=
mig fplgenoe ltotalelie: Det priputt
interp1rlamentariite g}imanosmpOe
uotaler 0g for 2nifelig6eoen at et
5amar6ejoe meGem Oe noroiIfe in
terparlamentariite @rupper, 0els
til 5remme At faGes Snteresie o9
900 6oritaaelIe melem glor0en5
Soft, 0els til 5orbereoelie At f9l=
tes Optra0en internationale
Spprgsmaot paa Sc 'nterpartamen-
tariife aonferenier, @}p0et fin0er,
At itore o9 oi9tige Snteresfe fnptter
fig til ct iaa0ant 5amar6ejoe og
rpfororer Be ire Riges Grupper til
al for6ere0e en- nor0iTt interparlde
mentariIt aonferenTe ag6en6aon
1907 W}eoet Tlltteoe meo en- feIt=
ia 5umnentomit 9irsoaa often
zen II. pua 6to0s6org 8a6e6otel,
6oori o9Iaa 0eltog 6priteminiitsr
e6riitenIen, 6oltet6in9ets 55orman0
o. 36omIen % Sen interparlamen=
tariIfe @ruppes porige Me0lemmer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-03
Sibite Ngt.

8et ~berettes / Dag til Mor9en,
at @ptteriet Soea6org % 8ron-
Itaot er 0ampet, men 8eiptningen
paa flere rusiiIfe arigsiti6e 6eiIer
set rp6e Stag. SituatiOnen lan3s
giterIpen er frem0etes me8et afoors
fig.
Dian fan forreiten ingen geoe
faa paa Situationen. Den filter
flere @ange ON 0agsn. 0et forlp=
Der, at Sen tnffe aejTer oil taJs
ooan0 6ante og Itp0e Sti6ene
meo Be oprorIfe geiatnin9er t
Gent 7om Spr0bere. @i0ere Ii9es
set. al 92eoolutionsfoniteen er far<
Big til at u0Iteoe 5Oror0nin3 ON
Gjeneralitrife.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-03
Gcscrinsen cftcr Burlington.

Den lille 9ranoaHare paa Bur
lington 9anen oeo 8nlfaIt Sioina
i Rarbeoen af 8reelep Genter, g}eb.,
Oatter enooa nogen Opii9t.
Il. 9. 9iitrittsuoootat Zane 6ar
ira @ai6n9ton faaet 9aaleg DIN
at goa % unoeripge angaaenoe oe
10 5ernsaneoo9nes Brand 3ors5aJ
2lften iioite ltge. N}r. Game, bans
Steno8rafer og 6emmeig 4odti6e=
tent @beeler er afrette til granOs
iteoet Og aarlen, Iom fanot De
Qapirer, Der blaite bort ira Sen
itore gunte unoer granoen, er til
iagt at mpoe.
9}orris 9ropn. Gtatens 0enerul-
oooofat, bar i'm 9eIiooelIe en-
Rapport ira 6ountp 2(ttorneD
8reelp Genter om 9ranoingen at
oe TO @ogne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-03
9en, ,OpOclise yHattlc @eco"
areptr Sire 5po 0atoto

Tra Belle 5ourhe 3. D., me-
Oes, II oen frngteoe lltruOtspldnie
.,Qoco" Ggnen omtring Slim
guttes, 9uttes Gountp after bar
toitet mango SeIte 9ioet. 0pao
Morfin, Cocaine saer andre 9e0a=
OelIesmioler er for Ulenneitet, er
Qocosglanten for Den oeit, iom
faar Den 9dne at poe oen 8nr,
Tom fdar Smag pda bette 8ras,
oil lite 6abe no9et anoet; De 6liper
gale % u6rugeIige. oa efter 6 Nlaas
neOer eGer / 9(ars 5orlp6 Dor D..
Z oper 20 2(ar Tar man oqret
fri for oenne plante; men Q(ar CT
Ser en- Mangoe af sen. 6lere Sc
iteeiere bar fist falelige 3ab; sq
Man0 bar miitet 100 pGroifuiot
0eite.
Ran6mano, Iom 6ar ituoeret
6eitenes emit til oenne 9lante, iigar
lat areaturerne fprit aoer Sen 9if=
tiqe Qlaute tiolig ON 5oraaret, ies
Gjrasiet ipirer. 6ar De fsrit ima9t
oen, oil De life 6dbe anoet SOBER,
% Sc Inufer omtrin9, til Sc finotf
Sen. 8 Qp6et al no9le Maaneoey
bliper De 6linOe % gale, og ioa osf
Oe lent paa Sommeren elsr OH
Gfteraaret.
&oe9 o3 6aar tan o8idd 6lio'
6enfalone til Qlanten; men BET II
melt alminoeli9t fer 6eIte at f11
,,Goco@ 9anen. Der er en- itart
Iilte6aaret 9lante meo aflun9'
Blade, og oen 6lioer ira otte 3oms
msr til en- 500 6pi. Den bGrer er
9Glgfru9t, iom, noar oenne bliosr
mo0en, rasler gal9en. Zen tal.
hes otrfor unoertiOen nRattIe Neeo'
Staten Colorado bar brugt na
ten en- aoart 0}iaion Dollars t
foripg paa at finoe en- aur fer
0enne 9ane 6os areahurer. 4len
oen encitt Reonin9 er at Ien0e Dr.
rene til en- anoen 8an6. 0et fan
ia 6anoe, At oe lrrer al a0e an0st
SOBER; men Sc bar attio mdn5e
ylDtter o. er femme.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-03
Nn sGte fOr en- Nebraifancr.

Sra 0aI6ington metOes UNDER 1.
2lu9, at ifplge en- oel unoerrettet
@mbe0smdnos 0leo0elelie oil
G6arles e. W}agoon, Ser for 5ioen
er Gjuoernpr ooer 9anama3onen og
Il. z. Ufiniiter Banana, reIianere
be99e oisIe Poiter omtring l. Sept.
for at mootage en- uoneonelIe Iom
Me0Iem al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. og
@iceQuoernpr ooer 96ilippinernt.
Senere pil Magoon Iaa tomme til
at betl90e 8enerdlz @uberngrooIten
roer gerne, og man mener enoog
at ban er uoiet til at en0e Iom 8as
hinetsmeolem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-03
Sar oct SOlitif7

Oct fortaltes fra 0ma6a 9(f.
rs, at no9le 0renge, Iom par paa
9ej til oeres q(r6eioe, @aar
QtOr9es fanot Sig ct al en- 50
4ar gammel g}anO, Soief 9oDe,
Tag Oe0 9lr. 2221 @iais 2(oe.
Der fortalles Iua pioere, at lam
me Bore for 10 2(ar Iioen bao0e
faaet SoIitit, og 6ele 3ioen 6dooc
ban peret uiat for Slaetilfel0e
meget odrmt 9ejr.
Der fan0tes life Spor af @plS
cller SelOmoro, iaa man antager,
at ban er bleOen rant af ct Slag.
tilfGloe os 6eo inoen no9en OPP
oageoe BAN og tom BAN til 6jalp.
- Gfter Rapnet at oemme er SCI
life uianoiDnligt, at N1nnoen bar
0dnIf.