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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-31
Gn Gettelfe.

Sdmfunoets 5ormano gsr opz
mafiom paa, at 0oerItriften r5nos
blit", iom ioretommer pad Sios
80 / 2(ars6eretninaen, tube. bare
itaaet pad She IA foran Sno6eret.
nin9erne ira areosformanoene. vi
BET imiolertio onOstle0f8
pda 3rptferiet. oa Oroena p0isie
5noberetnin9er felssr uu Der
/ 8%ettefsIae" i Manuitriptet too
foran n9bnte CneritriFt.
2Grbeoi9It
9anii6 9utb. gubl. 6ouie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-31
YiItfort.

De, Tom sniter giiittOrt, fan fda
benz frit tilisnbt fra Oaniib 2ut9.
Publ. 9ouis til fslgsube priier:
100 for 5 rs 400 for $1.25
200 for $1.0O 500 for $1.50
aorten. er int aorton, Stsrretien
efter gebae. @i trptt.r poo aort.t
aft. fom %forlanees. paa en- Sioe meb
fine og fmasfulDe Strifts9pper.
Ruor pao RsjTsr sl.r 8eisg. er
bet n.mt oe betOemt at brug. 8ifits
tort. 9et er en- let Maabe at gsre
fig felp og lin 9ernine betenbt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-31
Gn giifOp af eJcn Nrt.

st al pore qonos Blade 6ao0e
for npIig aejlig6eo til at interoient
en- Met9o0iitbiitop fra en- al De
oeitlise Stater a~ngaaenoe en- beitemt
ISdg. s Den 2tnleoninq gtoer gl1s
oct fplgenoe eti33e at oen paaz
galoenoe giitop Ielo:
v9iitop Moore barer TN Ql0sr
Iqoot. 9an er enonu Den \game
|uforfarOe0e Mano. fom / gssDSsls
len al 80'erne, 0a ban mes FIN
Yin6eiter : Hifel / 6ddno frDats'
Iss itiueoe fig ooerfor Den raienoe
Qebel6ob / 0enoer. San Ito6 Nm
iiat til qniiat meo Sen berits qrt
n W9no. idaodnns Tom til 6dgli1
pleje at ban6e oper Preiferue eiler
asre barre Ting imoo 6oem ION
hett at onne alasie Msnnefer,
Der tomme / oeres gej, oq ban 0reoI
Dem tilbage. bpor De fom fra. %
tenote BAN % bans !6iitsse. De
Dioite, boorIe6ss ban 1861 itiasSe
iig ION f%ribilig / llnionens 0ras
"a bbilten Rone ban Tpi1eoe AMOS;
General Miles isreelige 0eoerfF
beo 6orpers 5Grgeite0. 8e 0ibtt, :
al ban lenere padnb inotradote /
RGtferne / oct 1256e O6io Reois
ment % %apdneereoe iii O6erfs I
asiinont unosr s6ermans Msarh
til 5dDet meo oens mon9Fot6iae
5arer os aampe.
De Dioite enOelig, at ban baohe
Rb for, ndar Omit9noig6e6erne trrs
psot BET at vgsre 9runOiqt Nrbeioe."
Dsrfor fun& osnne enc Wan6
pnu 0enpers @uoer forIoare Ell
6unoreoe r~aOfelstaqnt oa 6ialpes
lsis aineiere mo- 9s1eh
Gu er ban 10 til Mars o. me II
Fat / 6et", iom BET ismmer ia ~
9iffof. men man fan enonr
Stdatblitet / bans Die % Fsler. Il
ban. bbao Dag bet ftaf bore, funfT
r9re npaa StanTen" for at ForW
fpnre en- bbilten ION betit SagA
I'm bois Retfar6iabeb. ban fsttes
ia oberbebift."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-31

0raotiQ6e0 inc oenne pigtiss
0ren Al MIisfonsgerningen, iau
rel iom andre 2(%rbsioer. - @nbeO
qioer Stnrte. - 6prit al aft bar
oet ao0t mes en- ensartet 9itur3i
/ bore Spnoagsifoler. Sda l9nge
ct Qrbeioe tun er grunolig9enoe,
MAJ MAJ famle iig rem pda Tor
neai0 9is - Tempe ia efter Scr
6oloene -. iadleoes bar 10 ogiaa
SpnoaQsifole9erningen mdattet
.famle iig frem. 5 liturgiit Ben
.ieenoe bar T. SIS. @uos M~enigReos
ologomle 6%eItradb Den app
mifoliTfe 5ros6efenoelie - fun unos
taaeliespis bait en- Qlaos / Sens
6aasifolen / port Samfuno. gn
QrpIte6ro0er bar enooa p%erioli9
.uatalt. At ban life funoe rigti9
finoe noaen pasIen0e 9laOs for
: osbelen0elien / Senougsifolen.
!9omitesn bar fun0et 9%e9bnoelisn
al Ssnodosfoletimen at pGre Sen
bebite Qldos At inofatte geten0eis
len oQ pr belize Urn. og idd looe
gprnene lpoelig tage Del, % flers
SenOdQsIfolelarere, ION / 2larets
Qeb bar laoet fig oeiIeoe al oenne
Reoel. bar u0taIt oeres 5ilfreos
6eo Oermeo. 8esuOen bar aomi
ten in0otlt 9prebsgerne guls'
!tps 9ibel6iitorie % 9alsleDs 2Gs
rebog - / imaa pasienOe 9ettitr
meO en- pasienOe Spleen 3ett"'
til 6oer Spnoag / airteaar1t.
gprnene nil oa meo BET idmme
lare At tenoe Den tirteli9e Sno=
being At 9i0en. 6oittet uil pare
til 5oroel for oen tOmmenOe 5lGt.
qettierotfen for Senoagsitolen fads
i 0aniib Qut6. 9ubI. 6ouie, Blair.
Rebr.
De ienere 2(ar bar Den +. D. ep.. !
lutb. airte af6olot et aarIist Sens,
6aQsitolemeoe Tor at orefte oengtI
meget Oigtige Sag. SiOite aar
6olotes bette Ulpot / council 9luhS.
Qaret fpr / Soar Sails. aeisrdS
ira oisie Wsoer bar oaret 9ipstl
i o0aniteren".
Den oanite Menigbeo i 5remont,
91e6r., bar / 4ar inobuot til Ssns
oagsitolempoe, og 5ioen er beitemt
til 0agene fra 10. til 10. Quguit
D.. u. Ge %. I. airfsbl. ~.
Ia ri itaar ~opsrfor en- at port
5amfunos aaeroigtigite OpgdDer,
scr ri Regning puu itor Snteresiel
q tdlri9 OeltaQeIie i port Sen
Gllsitolemeoe De opennepnte 3age.
Aom. tare 9enner, % tom meo
gooe. raaogipenoe 9int, at ri maa
faa pert Ssnoa9sitolearbeioe inoI
i en- iaa goo Groen ION muIig.
forIemmer ri pore gsrns t~riitss
fac 1ln6erpisning, er Set 8soen
for port Samfuno. Som til Sens
ragsitolslms0et i 6remont, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-31
yilfop 6r. giielien ON
Seositraf.

IS nairten % 9jemmet" uotdler
Ae1oppen oper Qar9us Stiff fig
pad frlgenoe Maaoe:
n5eg narer ingen 50ipl ON, at
'0sositraf for opertagt Moro
er berettiget, noar Sagen les fra
lariItenoommens S%tanopunft.
n 6por barbariIf OsositrdFen emo
f9nes at pere. itemmsr Sen efter
min Oo%erbeOisning meo De gu9s
oonmelige Qobe; % aoitiai9e
5anfun0, Ser I Gipiliidtionens
Jog 1umonitetsns Rapn bar afitai
Jet Otn, bar efter tortere euer Ianz
qere sios 5UrIpb let fig np6iu9et
Ill at irofere Den ieen.
Midnge MOroere bar oaiaa fer
|neres Gtseiution TelD srftnot 0eos
itraHsns gerettigelis; ia. Der bar
|uarst Mor0ert iom bar snitet II
beoe meo QiDet for oeres 5orbrp.
Belle, foroi be oerreo mente at ger:
o. tfaroig9ehen 5plOtit.
0ten 6oruOiatningen for Sdm=
.iunoets Aet til at BRUCE 0sositrafs
zen er life aIene, at Wfrost bar
pGret ooerlagt, men oeiud. at
lQoroeren life er en- bsfett Gpileps
tifer. a.
Saaoannes S.-af bsr efff min
Msning pare 5ri6eosbersbelie for
eibstiO. 9i mac for Sen Clogs
Jorbrpoere bare en- QnItalt, o;r
uoaotil er ct 5GngieI, in6aotii 81.
4~rbejOsbus. bbor man beo Snos
ppelie I regelmasiigt legemIigt 2lr-
btjOe n9 oeO lialelig qaaOirtning
oer aft for at freoe ON og fremelft.
Zen Ret at 9uosbiGeoet, Der er
tifbage.
90 naar Osositrafen itdl u0s
feres, bsr BET lie / StllbeO, bag
Ell GGngiels Mure Og me0 faa liot
garbdri iom mufigt.
Den Qresie, Der foritaar i'm
Opgape. oil 6berten ipetulere / Ga,
iernes 6emmetigs ge0pitfslelisr opc:
for Oct r90isIsfuloe eaer oerss
2etiinoigbeo.
5or belle Sumfunoet ber en- Sen.
rettelies0ag OGre en- goos6ng, Der
moner til S~eIbprsbeIie og Selhs
8 ON. Gn iua grufulo 5orbrpoelIs
iom et ooerlagt Woro bsr brings
6per entelt at Dem. ser bill Gam
8el. iii al oosrbeie, ON Der
lite sr bette e1er 6int, Iom mad
anores, og ON Ser | 9irteligbeoen
lite er Iige iaa flor 9rang til fore
bpg9snOt 5orbolosregler Iom III
cen frpgteIias Straf.
ct Samfuno er aloris BELT uoen
Webanibar for 6en 5~or6rb6elIs,
eer uosoes / bets Miots, oe / 6enns
,5noiDioudlismens 9ulodloer pil
oct bare ~nsOOenoigt after og after
at minoe ON bets .gnipar.
0etts uotulte jeg 6a jsg for
Mar Iion sftsr set blooige
Drama / 2nerup Batter itoo !
6ellsbao airte; oct iumms mou ieg
iige. naar jsg / bisis 0aae ftul
uotule mig / Qnlsonine at BET
rroislsful6s, Der nbs sr Tfet.
rMorul Snfunitp" brsber Fs !
en- foruroligen& grao iblunot os.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-31
Stiaiusen iOm oen CT.

5iltanOen / RuslanO mdd OPP
fattes ION 8eoolutionstilitano. 81
lers er BET umuligt at f%oritad Den.
R~egerinqen 6oloer / BET p9ientIi9e
paa Den gamle Statsforfatnin9,
pau & nepeIoen. De foriteuige
~Gyoltepartier fororer en- m Stdtss
Pertaining, De fororer 5ri6eo og
en- p~irtelig tonitititiOnel 5orfdiz
ming. Og bet er en- reOolutionGr
5ilitano. Def betposr Statsomz
peltning. enten Oenne iaa ital ife
gennem en- u6looig eIer en- blOoi5
&. Meget 9loo er Der bog at.
lereoe 1pot BELT fra Oen bIoOigs
Spnoag / Ct. Petersborg 90. San.
1900 og inotil i Dag.
Raar BET + Be iioite 0age sr
b9Ooet iaa it9rtt, ferit al TOMB
troaer Of t6e empire" S6pdne.
BAD, oerpdd i Oumaens Minoriz
tets Qoresie Og at 5%priteniniftss
Stolppin, at G3aren / i'm Oples=
ming At Oumaen life BAR operitrez
bet i'm grunoloOs6jemleoe Ret, Iua
er oet pitt iaa Ianot. inn Oct fan
pere. Og naar G3aren / i'm Be
g~runoelie, 6porfor ban 6jemien0te
9umasns Meolemmer. paditaar, at
De omgitfes meo repolution9re plaz
ner / Steoet for at 9ad ! 9ej mto
2oogipningsarbejoe, Iaa er Oct pit
ogiaa ful0t ian6t. Oct fan 6eler
life negtes, at Sen fprite Rationols
fpriamling 10. iom @3aren Oioere
nRonte. par oalgt UNDER unormale
Smit9n0ig6e6er. W1en tpiolIom
forefommer os en- an6en paaitan6,
Sen nemlig, at Sen a~ffteoiae6s 0u=
mas MeoIemmer life repro entereoe
5oltet.
Sra 9~runolooeng Gtu6e let
fan Set iaale6es fife 6etoioles, at
g5uren og bans Regering 10 I oe:
fbffe stri6t. " bar taget, bar
fun0let rigtigt % forfoarligt.
9erfor er bet 6eaer life unoerligt.
at De Bar taget aae mulige 5ors
bplosregler for at afD9rge eQsr
f9mpe en6oer ION belit mulig Opz
itano. Men netop Den Omit9noigs
heo, At Regeringen Ter Jig mot til
at tage iaaoanne Jorbolosregler,
bet ooer6eoifer en- uoenforituaen0e
Sagttager ON, at Stiqingen ogida
maa les fra ct an0et Spnspunft.
G3dren og 8uredntratiet tun0e
lige iad go0t = % BET fpnes %
enoog meo itgrre 9et = pad ct
langt tioligere 5i6spunft babe b9pz
Oct, at Be life operifre0 oeres pros
rogdtiper elIer Rettigbeoer. Oct
bar ofte NOT o9ret bepoet I Rusz
lambs t6idorie, og 0erfor bar Der
ingen 5Fremifriot eIer uopifling boz
ret. ct helt anbet Spsrgsmaul er
BET 10. ON g5arens grorogatiper or
retSer0igs imo6 5oltet. Oct er net
0p BET. be lsoenoe blunot Solicit
er puugnet op til at meme, De fife
er.
6porfor uoiteote gsaren fit Mdns
ifeit AT 30. Sftobsr 1905, oerfom
aft iful6e blibe oeo at qua | oct
garnle 99nse? Huslanbs Grunos
lop sner fundamental lam" ten<
Der bi life fda .nsis, men Manifeftet
pi | Bet befentlise. Deri
flyer gsuren for bet fsrffe. at ban
maa fornaste (eHuce) fig fefp for
5reoens Oprettelfs. Dern1if tuno<
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-31

Subs rig. os gsrnene. 5anter ON
MISUNDERSTANDING ! Siemm.t.
of 8. g. 5anfen. 81 Sioer. z
OmTds 20t.
Batter !9si. gn Of Rprb . Rinds
a%rtifne. gn 2sbnebsfilbring, If
Gru 5Ofpurb 9dplor. Wisfionar !
aino. Operfat af paffor 3. 8d6e,
bob. Meb 16 ginsber. : DIN.
$1.20. Snob. $3.50.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-31
SonOassifolemooet /
Sremont, gtebr.
III S.. {.

.9ogt mine Gam" fSob. p, 49,.
Gi5is Cr0 .sleOe Seius i en- al
Dc ~6eitioaligite Stun0er, ban leoeOt
pau Sor0en - 9ioen melem bans
0pitanotlie o9 6immelfart. Dr.
oet bier gipet til Qp. 9etrus, Den
Up. til boem oerren tioti9ere bapoe
fa9t: .9u sr qetrus, % paa oenne
alippe pil ie9 bp9ge min Meni83eo,
"a 6elpeoes 9orte Ital dI0ri9 fal
G|perbaano oper Ben (Mattb. IL,
Isl.
ser mta ri tagc % i Qgt for,
al ri lite 6eie mo paa sen papiitiitc
airtes 9ilOfdrelier ON, at 9etrus
eaer no9en anoen al 4poitlerne elz
ltr no8et WenneIte fan agtes iom
airtens 8~runoool0. Nej! Sngen
MAJ l19ge nogen unoen Grunopolo
END Nn. iom ldgt er, boilten er
sSefus ariitus 4 9or. 9 ID. Wlen,
liqeiom i en- gpgnin9 N unoeritt
Gag blioer agteoe for 9runola9gen-
De, iddieoes o1faa / Menigheoens
gpgnina bar 10 4poitlerne ct
arun0li9genoe 2frbei0e % en- 9runOz
leQQenoe 9etnoning, bborfor o9iaa
0roet fpoer: %aopb19te pdd 2tpoitz
ltrnes "a Rrofeternes @run6polo.
6oor 3efus ariitus ielo er 'oopeo~
bierneitenen.
Men a9sfom 0roet sr 8ioet til
9etrus iom cen al 9irtens 9run0=
l4Qaenoe Glementer. iaaleOes mdl
set 10 ppre en- q~aaminosIie til Oen
aanite MeRig5to. ION Bigger PAD
dpoitlernss o9 Qrofeternes @runo-
RIB. Nan bar ofte li9net Qle-
niaheoen peo en- Mooer. boor gsrn
faotes % foitreoes fer SUBS epi9s
Rigs oeo 8enfpOelfens BAD u
9ano og Qano / 5orbinOelie mto
en- 6eaia Opora9eIie. ) Dor 5etit
bar ri iuft aalost til sen beni3sI
0oo<rpligt: s9o9t mine Gam.
@to Qammene sr bet pa melt
naturli9t. at Ri tanfe pau gernene
- oe Imoa - iom oeo Ben belize
0dab er bleone gsnfpOte til 81
pei / @uo. 9isie pore imaa ituleI
10 opelifss og oplGres til At lt0eI
sfter @uos Orb - til at tro pad
qiOiens 5erre - Sen 6errs Sc
lug - / boem Sc er %inOpooeoe i
8oaben, tbi 8aaben % 5roen tr
dltio Iammenitiaeoe. 9eo 9aabI
inopooes ri / 9riitus. @eo 5roen
Seius 8olig / os - IS uoiI
mig og jeg i soer" Sob. IA, 20).
0a nu ri Der ! Bette 2ano bar
fun rsligionslsie Stoler o5I
Religionen sr juit n0et enc %fOrnsos
ne, iaa tommer Der arapet I'll
l~Penig6eoens heaige Mo0erpli9t at
cplare gsrnene / 6e 5ing. 6srs
rem bar 6efalst. Ser er altiaa Sra
BET til Menig6eosTtOler, 6erieitoI,r,
Ssnoagsitoler 0. m.
Oct er ii9r Senoagsitolen fer
ifal omtales. Def sr en-
gle6sfig Sag, at ogiad Dor D.
{. g.. ep.slutb. Strife / Qm. bar
forituaet oenne Misiionsgrens bsieI
SO naar man / aarsbes
rstninqen fra 7. q. Ter. al en- Sfarc
al life minore emo benbeo TOO
fromme M9no og 9ninoer bpsr
letter egne Snteresier til
eioe for at tjsne 6erren / Sens
oogsifolens 6enige 9srnins peo al
l9re og paamin6e oe Tmau ON nostl
me f%ornsons". iaa jubler port
6jerts oenne 5rop al 6errens fri
oiGige / Ns6e. og Ri oil gerne OPP
og tilftpn6e eoer, tare S@
fenSe, meO 6errens Orb: .Nuar
oi gers oct gooe. lnoer os life bliOs
tratts. t6i hi ifuls bette / lin 5io,
Iadfrsmt Ri life forage" (9dl.
81.
Den at Qarsmsost' bolste Ssns
odgsFolefomite uourbetosbe forriss
qdr en- eoen setits % 2ettierette
neo oiturgi iii Brig | bore Sene
b~ogsfoler, for at III, faa oibt BET
lun6e lo6s ia are, tunos fad gn=
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-11-18

teflallze, the city probably will have
magistrates sitting IN every police dis
trlct IN the city nj every hour OF the
day or night.
This innovation will remove one Of
the strongest Incentives for policemen
10 avoid making arrests. Under the
prcsen, system II n policeman arrests
man at night he must remain In the
police station until the case Is dis
posed Of.
With night sessions Of the polic'
court, the prisoner will be arralgnet
Immediately and II he secures Il con
tlnuance II will be TO another night
court, This win give the pa,rolmar
ample opportunity TO sleep and VII
remove the incentive 10 free guilt,
persons.
chief Of Police Collins viii appear a.
the meeting OF the new Justices mex
Monday and speak In favor OF th'
night courts In every quarter OF th'
city.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-11-18
ANOTHER CIRCULAR.
Standard Oil Company Attempting to
Calm Fears Of Stockholders.

NEW YORK. Nov. 17.-The direc-
tors of the Standard Oil company to-
day issued another circular to the
stockholders. The statement says In
regard to the suit instituted at st.
Louis to prevent the Standard Oh
company (of New Jersey from hold
ing stocks In other companies. the d.
rectors are convinced that the COM
pany's position is unassailable, both
morally and legally The directors
feel that there Is no adequate need OF
suit, but still are not sure under the
circumstances whether It Is not better
TO have the controversy removed to
the courts where mere allegations
must give way to legal proof.
The statement declares that the cor
poration. has been conducted and car
ried on honestly. publicly and above
board. The statement concludes by
saying that the board will take al
necessary steps to protect the stock
holders interests.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-11-18
Grand Jury After Abe Ruef and
Mayor Schmitz.
EXTORTION IN RESTAURANTS
Corrupt Methods Used by Ruef and
sehmitz Equal to Hold.ups and
Lootins, Levyine Tribute and
5lackmail.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov l7.-Spe-
cial attention was devoted by the
grand jury yesterday to the furniture
purchases through Supervisor p.
Nicholas. Immediately following the
April fire for Mowry Hall, which has
been used as a meeting place by the
Board OF Supervisors. After the evi-
dence had been presented the grand
Jury voted an indictment, charging
bribery, but decided to make no for
NAL announcement, n fact until the
document could be drawn up by Dis
trlct Attorney Langdon and his as
slstant, John Henry. Two other In
dictments, It Is said were voted yes
terday. They accuse Ruef and Mayor
Schmitz of extortion in connection
with the case of Max Adler of the
Bay state restaurant, who was forced
to pay Ruef $2,175 in order to continue
his business,
1t Is also said that a French res
taurant proprietor and city hall
deputy have been indicted for per-
jury.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-11-18
Several Interesting and Close
Games Played In the East.
YALE AND PRINCETON SCORE
Pennsylvania Defeats Michigan, Har.
ward Defeats Yale and Chicago
Gave Illinois a Drubbine by
a Score Of 63 to 0.

CAMBRIDGE, Nov, 17.-Harvard
had 1t all her own way in the first
half today. but in the second half the
sbstitutes weakened the line and en-
abled Dartmouth to score. The score
was Harvard %. Dartmouth, 9.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 17.-Penn-
sylvania's most enthusiastic support
ers were surprised at the defeat ad-
ministered to Michigan today. In d.
rect contrast of the previous games
this season, Pennsylvania played with
snap and vigor. The score was Penn
sylvania II, Michigan 0.
CHICAGO, Nov. 17.-Chicago gave
the Illinois eleven the worst drubbine
it ever received this afternoon. The
score was So to 0.
PRINCETON, Nov. 17.-Yale and
Princeton played nothing to nothing at
the game today, the first time in twen-
ty years. Princeton had confidently
expected to win, but the playing was
a disappointment. On the other hand
Yale was able to make consistent
gains and toward the end Of the gamt
it looked as though it must have
scored, If 1t had struck straight for the
ball, instead of trying fancy playing
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-11-18
SECURITIES WORTHLESS,
Stockholders In the Aetna Will Receive
80 Per Cent.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 17--Receiver
Wilson OF the Aetna Banking Il Trust
Company. at Butte, Mont, and Re-
ceiver Lyons OF the washington, D.
c.. branch OF that institution, which
was closed october 10 last, have made
reports to the Controller Of the Cur
rency, showing the condition The
assets as classified by the receivers
are estimated to be:
Butte office--Good, $tS,779; doubt
full, s195.357; worthless, $2OS,S75; to-
tai, $41751O.
Assets of washington branch
Good, $S,499 doubtful, $4,000; worth
less, $1O7,32S; total, $111S97.
Grand total Of classified assets
$525,S3S,
The liabilities Of the Butte Office
amount to $3S9,437, and of the Wash
ington branch, $S9,49S; total liabilities
$47S,935.
The Controllers office estimates tha
,,ouidation on this basis would insure
the payment of about 80 per cent II
dividends to depositors and Other
creditors, less the cost of administra'
ton.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-11-18
Three Persons Perish In Flames
in Hotel Fire.
ENTIRE TOWN THREATENED
Fire Breaks Out in the Hotel Goldfield,
the Largest and Best Hotel in the
City, With Stiff Wind
Blowing.

GoLDFIELD. Nov. ia fierce
fire, swept by a strong wind, COM
pletely destroyed the Hotel Goldfield,
the leading hotel of the town, at an
early hour this morning and three
lives were lost. The missing who
may have perished are:
Judge ]. NJ. Ellis, of Denver, Colo.'
mining operator and broker, of the
Marshall Ellis Investment Company,
of Denver and Goldfield.
Mrs. Boellier, residence unknown.
A. H. Heber, of A. H. Heber & Co.,
investment brokers.
Within twenty minutes after the
fire was discovered, the entire build
ing, including three-story addition
nearing completion, was enveloped in
flames. The hotel was crowded az
the time, but all of the rs guests, ex-
cept those named, escaped. c. S.
Toung, a Los Angeles capitalist, broke
his leg in jumping to the ground; r.
B, Woods of Spokane, sustained a
sprained leg and A. B. Kram broke
his ankle in a similar manner. The
property loss is $4,000, with insur-
ance of $4,000. P. Holt was the
lesse of the hotel and owner of the
furniture and fixtures. His loss IS
about $25,000.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-11-18
PRICE FIVE CENTS

stern. A gale carried the foretopmast
overheard with the jib boom and head
gear and damaged the bow. After
vainly trying to reach Victoria Head,
where food was stored, the Roosevelt
on September 1s continued the voyage
South.
A little fine weather followed and
then another storm came on. The
statement Is made that II the ship had
been Iessly constructed the expedi-
tion would have come to grief. After
battling with the elements ten days,
Cape York was reached and then coal
having run short an attempt was made
to continue under sail. This failed.
On October / hurricane started
the jury rudder, which had been rugged
and few days later the rudder broke
away and another had to be rigged.
Hebron was reached on october IL,
where some wood was secured. but
this soon gave out and fittings were
used for fuel. At Hopedale which was
reached next, more wood and a few
tons of coal were secured. the latter
from the steamer Virginia Lake,
through the kindness of Mr.. Parsons,
her captain. This coal enabled the
Roosevelt, which had now become so
battered that she could steam only
four knots an hour, to reach Battle
Harbor. Peary brought back about
900 musk OK and other skins, several
domesticated wolves. 10 Esquimaux
dogs, boat that was used In the Po-
lar expedition of 1s72-73 and some car
tridges brought by the same expedi-
| ton.
Peary's present plan is to take on
coal when he reaches Sydney and sail
at once for New York.
He says he has not given up nope
Of reaching the Pole, but his next pur-
pose is an exploration of Labrador.
For this project he has already had
in his possession model Of steamer
which he will have built.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-11-18
COMING MON EY.
Money Being Coined at San francisco
for Mexico.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 17.-George
S. Roberts, director Of the United
States mint, is here on visit of
inspection to the branch mint in this
city. After this local institution fin
ishes coming the silver ordered by
the Mexican government, 1t will turn
its attention to the coming of Filipino
coins. According to Director Roberts,
the big advance in the value of silver
makes 1t necessary to recoin the Fill
pino coins. Both the southern repub-
lie and the United States, he claims,
have discovered that silver is of more
value as bullion and that the opera
tion of making the coins smaller will
not only give them true face value
but will more than pay the cost OF
the change.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-11-18
CLAUD|NA
ABANDONED.
Wife Of Captain Dragged
Through Boiling Seas.
LASHED TO A SPAR
CIaudina Lost Her Rudder In the
Great Storm OF
Tuesday.
TAKEN ABOARD WlNKLEMAN
Reports From Up tho Coast Indicate
That Several Sehooncrs and Yes
seis Were Lost During the
Terrible Storm.
TAKEN ABOARD WINKLEMAN
Reports From Up tho Coast Indicate
That Several Sehoonors and Yes.
seIa Wero Lost During the
Terrible Storm.

ABERDEEN. Nov. i7,--Lashed to
"A spar, Mrs Thomas stream wife OF
the master nr the schooner claudina,
was dragged through the boiling seas
Tuesday by men on board the bark
entine Mary wlnkleman, The clau-
dina lost her ruddcr In the terrlfloe
storm and the master feared for his
wIfe's safety, Mrs. Stream was lashed
Ia spar and halucd on board the
winklcman,
The Clnudinn was abandoned by
Captain Stream and his crew who cs-
caped 10 the schooner Minnie A. Cnlne
In n small boat The Claudinn " now
nj anchor six miles of Moelips. The
Winklcman has not been sighted ana
cnptnIn Stream ls worried over his
wlfe'a safety. A tug tried to ma
her todny, but did not succeed, TIE
crew OF the Calne report having
sighted n four-masted bnrkentine NY
ing distress signals of Willnpa mar"
Dor. The name of the vessel could
not be made out, Ala could not be
given because OF the tempest ana the
heavy seas, which We're rolling noun"
tain high,
All vessels arriving today report
terrible weather and that the storm
was the worst ever experienced on this
coast Fear IL expressed that several
schooners and two vessels have been
lost Several that were due Monday
have not shown up, and they have
not been sighted by recent arrivals
Tugs are on the lookout, but came
In tonight and report nothing In sight
If the schooncrs are not lost, they
have put far out to sea, out OF th'
reach of the severe gale.