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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-23
gOr 9iitOrie.

6iotiI. tan ieg 9oot ii9e, bar je8
al0ri9 ri9tig interesieret mig for,
at Ri iom Samfuno itnl0e brpos
os ON at foa oor 6iitorie i@treOei.
;, oct belle taget innes ie9 life me9e.
om 5elobiografi. foroi ie9 oeO, at
ea6per er uoIat fer at beopmme iig
ielD fmortert. og hooo oct galosr ON
en6per 6iItorie, BET er 10 BEG Oen
fene SanobeO. Men meo 6eninn
til Dor 6iItorie ION airteiomfuno CT
lea liqe peo at title @nitaelIe, og
tpoet oertil bar ieg fact at tn
NnmeloeIIc, ION Dor Ben pditor
6aralO SEMEN / Str. 0abI." 9iOer
al Bait. s5ob. Roroentofs BOG ON
hans geIsq blonot DANTE Der /
4merita. 5 oenne gnmaloelie itri
per 8aIf. Senien nemlig bI. a.:
.6ans (8aIl. Roroentofts) Opips
ninaer ON Ripninaerne % Samlins
eerne inoenFor 0anite lutberIte &irz
iamfnn6 er fuloitGnoia forterte.
0an bar Iaaleoes ilet life ggorStir=
Danuelis. eibe1er Blair
Samfunoef"s llotrGoelie at Den
norife (ffal p9re oen 0onff nor
.ae) aonferen5," = % 8lairsS toIen
reoner ban for at babe tiI6ert oenne
.~norife Qonferens1."
vi oette lille Stat itpnner u
en6Oer, Der er nogenIunoe tenOt
meo De oirtelige 5orbolo, at Pait.
Roroentofs 6remitintng er gtuIo=
itQnOio forfert". Wleo oct iamme
er oct maaife lite al 9eien at iige,
5pao ri Tor pei ct Qarstio iiOen
.laite / ct at &ebenbaOns fremmelte
BLADE, at Bat. 5rimoOt=M saer, Der
par iommet 6iem til 0onmart, bar
ne uqret BRAT for nOen Dan i
~ enig6eo / 9ebrafta!"
0i Ter 10 6eraf, at ON Ri enc
life ielb BRO os ioa meaet om 1t
faa nor oiitorie i~treoen. iaa er Der
more, Der pil iprQe for oct. Wten
ffal Den ~itriDes. iaa buroe oen 10
fripes iaaleoes, al zen pasier mso
9%irtelig6eoen.
qt 8ait. %GOroentoft At 3ilbei
elio6eo eaer meo Billie gaar uOeus
en- GdnobeOen, Oct er Der pit lite
minofe Qoriog til at anta9e. Witn
Of peO 10 at @rfarina. at De, blan0t
5pem ban p%elentlig beoaqeoe ii9.
bar pit iior 5nteresic for at fer
norite os % title aOItiaiqt unOsr
Stol, oq iaa bar 8dit. 0orOentoft
ta9et for gooe garer, 6ooo Der
Glen BAN f~ortalt. 0len ian iaaocnt
ife nj, mems flere at Dem, Der
Ear D9ret meo fra 8egnn6eHen al.
Snonu leber, 6Dao Dir Der Iad life
.unne lie iioenl 50 ga Dor Gfterz
ilaot life fan blipe fri for at fua
bor 6iitorie at 6ere % l9ie, er oct
iaa life en- gonite Iimpel ariiteu.
plot for os at ierqe for, at De far
'aa oen ianOfaroi9 % O%irteligbeosz
tro2
9runolasgefens 9io meo fins
8r1oninqer. rRipninger o9 Gam
finger" er inoDitlet, iaa oens Gns
tslt6eoer banitelig pil funne uorcz
ee5 at ienere Slaqter. bpis life Der
fer O~ptegnelier oerom at Somtis
Den. Og Den er life oeito minore
At baaoe 5nteresfe og 9%etn0ning.
Get bar iitfert allereoe ita0et rs
nsget. at man Der biemme oels
mangler os oels bar iad f~orterte
Opl9sninoer" ON Dc. 90 ital Dor
STRIFE ristig funne faIte asooer %
botfe en- Iun6 gofF / G~fter1agtsn.
iaa mdd 6enne oibes trob9rotse
3 erleberinqer ON Dor &irfes qlane
tslfe fer / 9an6et. 9ette til Oberz
for Samfunosoenner.
q. 81. u.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-23
Spsrgsmnal til, 9auiferen."

Gn, Der unOerteoner fig Mor, 9dr
tilienOt os fsleenoe:
On 3Bft fra Mtsfionss
marten.
Oct fer, noar hi fommer inmmen
poa 8bifen og taller ON De
9ine, Der bgrcr til Subs @ige, at
ser fommer Spergsmoal frem meb
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-23
9aaltbeO / Nmerita.

III 8ontordef Sens @armin9.
Der CT badOe Der biemme % /
Amerita mango, Der tror, at bore
lloponoreres Gftertommere ian peoz
hlioe at pGre DANTE 9ennem iaa
mango SIagtleo, bet Ital bare, %
De gle0er fig oper ben llooioeIie al
Ratipnen, Der oerpeo tilpejebringes.
0a jeg / 1897 reiite til 4merita
for / p Qar at oirte iom 2arer
REQ cen at oe oanife 6eiitoler. oelts
jeg fulot oenne 5ro, men GA jes
rejite 6jem, a jeg gunite oOerbez
piit ON. at en- parig 9anitbe0 bper=
Zen er gnItelig eler muIig. og bette
%Stanopuntt bar jeg iioen 6eoaret.
Der maa pGre noget, ct Wenne=
Ite er belt. ut lebe Iauoan, at mar
hoerten fpler fig belt iom oanit eler
belt fom amerifanit, er ubolobart.
utilfreosTiaenoe og opriDenoe; osr
er ingen 5reo o9 2igeb9gt / oen
Sitting, oct bele er noget 8luooer.
Men BELT oanff fan man life pare
/ Nmerifa; BET oanite Qan0slips
9iqOomns blioer blege og ofte ufor-
itaaelige for Den. Der fun tenoer
9anmarfs Rutur, 5oltelip "a Samz
funoslib pda Qnoenhaano .ler ira
Ct fort 8efeg. Selp De, Der er botist
ID / 0anmart, og ION oraqsr o0er
meo en- fploig 5ilegnelfe af oanIfe,
aanoelioe 89roier. BIZ iiffert ino
remme, at De efter6uanoen filler 'iJ
mere % mere fremmeoe for. 6OGo
Der rsrer fig Der bjemme.
Oct er noget BELT anoet meo Senz
oeripoerne. De er Flere % lebcr
ianlet UNDER Ratur= og Somfunosz
ForboIo, Der naften BELT fparer til
ben Sorobuno, hpori 8dnff6eoen
bar bjemme; De fan n9mt TONNE
til Danmdrt Og bar ofte geIgg q.
DANTE; De fadr oanite BLADE og.
giosfrifter lige faa burtigt ION Di
Ielb; og De m9rfer M Strsmninger,
fife Blot 9ennem Bigger og 5oreorag.
men Ogida OeO umiooelbar 5or6tn=
osIie meo Solicit felD.
12en BELT amerifanf fan bore
llobanoreres @fterfommere goot
fIiOe, Og naar De fsrit er fommen
bel OOer Den Iange og DanIfelige
0Dersangstio, fan De lebe ct lige
faa riot, 0nbt og rent 8riftenlio og
menneffelio paa GneelIt fom paa
Danf. Ser er nof Omraaoer, 6por
9anftbeoen er rigere, men Der er o9s
faa Omraaoer, 6bor ben er fattigere.
9ette er life Blot muli9t, men
snifeIist pg ns0penoigt. 4meritd5
Sprog og Gultur er engelft. Den,
Der life er lige fad goot bjemme /
engelft Sprog Og gultur Tom andre
/ tilfborenoe aaar. biz alto fife
ia iom fremmeO 1 amerifa, fOm
6dlDborger. 0dnf Sprog og Guls
fir oesuoen biloe 90 bore ct u0z
m9rfet gfus for ben, Der magter
set ligefom GREET e1er rusfff
eller inoiff Sprog og gultur Der
biemme fan bGre en- flor 8erigelIe
for enfelte DANTE, en- 8erigelfe, fom
bi ole inoirefts fddr Del /. Men
bbor mango magter at bore fulo!
biemme / to Sprog og | TO Gultu
rer2 Ser er | Mmsrifd manoe unee
Donife. fom er bleben ~adnoelig fcrz
ffnoret. for6i 5iem og Sfole ifte
arbejoeoe fnmmen pnn at sipe Dem
Get Gproa os cen GuItur; be haboe
hberfen Qgpner, 9io elIer MaoS
III In
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-23

Sful0e Der MI pfc fig at bare
8anfteligbeoer, Der itOo III 9inoer
for en- mere omfdttenoe g9gmanO5
pirtiombeo. Ioa par oct bog Den
arobeite llretferoigbeo at lGgge
StDloeu pda qraiterne. 5bi jeg
Ell ober6eoiit ON. at enboer troen0e
QrGf before emo gerne btnbtter fla
al Oen 6iGIp, troenoe aagmano
tan poe. 5 6Oert 5aIO bar ieg FUN
Den oct iaoIeoes hos Dem, ieg bar
tenOt.
6bor Der nu fnoes ioooanns
ouelige 9aameno. % De in0es Oiit
paa mango Steoer runot ON / De
nig6eoerne, bpor ftBnt er bet iaa
lite at is Dem / inoerlig aarIig9eO
al itaa gQait "a grait" meo Oeres
9rait, taQenoe DEF / @rbei6et fot
GiGles 5relie, Den. Der o%irtelig
.nil noget. inoer moi fin 9ldos. Ser
er SenoaQsifolen; Ben er 10 nGIten
uoelutfen0e en- 9pgmauosmision.
0q at u0breoe gp9er % Blade, ION
Reoofteren bemprfe0e, er oa ian
oelig beller life Ioo rin9e en- Sa9
/ @u0s Riae. 9a fnoes Der Iaa
ubetiente Qlaoier I Rpr6e6en. Iaa
fan en- iaa0on 9aqmono 10 bare
til tor 9btte for fin pr9it be0 At
le0e @uostieneiten - % an0re Op
6hQqeliesmeoer, mems qraiten reis
FER no at misIionere / n9bnte Ggre.
.9il6. Bed fpur9tes piit en- Sang GO
hporOdn ran 1T 3i6 til at rejfe faa
meget; ban Ibareoe ga, at ban 6ao-
sc manae 9dpelaner. @io bore
8rpffer life MATTE fdttes foa6dnne
.9obelaner". Der er 5orbennen.
gaulus tilraaoer De beli9e Solo
Ienier: .9e0er tiai9e ogIaa for Dc.
at SUD biIoe opIaoe os OrOets
8er." 6bilten Sthrte 90 0pmunz
trinq maatte oct life pare for 81
iroenoe 9rnf at pioe lin Wenig6e6
fomlet / 9sn til @uo for BAN %
for Oe Menneiter, ban ifuloe pro
bite for pdd zoe Gqns". 8i bs0
1baO oct betso for Bib. Bed, 0a
bon fsrite Sang ffuIOe praoite /
grum, 6porle0es @uo loo BAN /
4anoen fe bans forrigs Meni96eo
6sjet i Ben til @uo for ham. So,
"a funoe ban prpoife. - Qd! jeg
oit 9erne gre o6unoetjeneiie" al Den
Slags!
8t 2asfolf bar iaa mango &rg.
&C, bbori oi fan fIiule os. men
6errsns qrefter mao 6eitanoigt /
g5ronten". De gtranges paa ale
Waaoer". Be barer Qnibaret, bbor
oi lille or oct. De bar &e. Ipm
ri alorig bar fenot. 6lere Zine
6oiier paa Dem emo paa %. Gao
os pogte os for at itiae Dem 6lotte
for @eroen. Del tiltommer life os
at BONNIE Dem, bperten ira gqibet"
taer ira nGmbeoet". De itaat
un0er Ell 6sjere 8omitol. Seq bar
ielo let paa mart 6oIo, 6borleOes
Iaa6dn noget ferte 8sotommenoe
iii odnOeliq Ruin. r5orer tile
hilo! @uo laOer Fg life ipotte, bOao
Ell Menneite iuar, oct itol ban og
6eife."
Dstte par Iua nogte at mine 5ans
fer ON 9egmonosmisiion Der Il
2lmerifa = % oa for Reiten ogidd
/ 6ele 9er0en 6bilfen ieg Of
al Sfio beo 6errenS Raaoe bill poe,
mems Iagte ieg nBnner: p6erre. or, |
iom ldoer regne 2ff 9elii9nelie iaa
rig. 9eifer andre terre Ggne, 2ao
en- Drdabs l9Tfe mig"
g. $. 0orum.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-23

0enIpn til Reli9ion % atiiteH0r3a,
ION en- aagman0 life alto fan be-
bare. 6pao & ioa mere natags
fiat % li9e til eno at qua NED iliae
Spgrgsmaal til MliSIionsz&irten5
Organ gDoniteren9 for At faa oe
9plpsninger, ri gniter. ri tiuaoer
os oerfor at Iper9e, ON aDaniteren'
nil beipare Iadoanne Sperg5moal
eaer laoe Dem 9aa bioere for OIL
muligt at fnoc Sbar bos en- #
Gamfunoets mango BrGitsr2 - ..
aip mia ct SOar. for iea forIOinosr
/ papirturpen.
Wor.
= + x
qaa o%oenitoaenoe bill Ri fpars.
3a, oct oil Ri / Re9len gerne. Wtsn
Spetgeren maa abiolut 9ipe g
9aon % 2(oresie, iaa bi peo, boem
Get er, Der iperqer. Rabnet behez
per Oerfor lite at oTentliaqeres ON
Spsrqeren life gnifer oct.
Re6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-23

Vi 8ontor4ef Sens @armin9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-23

ssiuer lsnot I'll Subfribsnisr Until uotrpf
ssIis Opngelis mootasss at lloaioerie, og Al
Tqlb er betalt. / 0perensl teminelit meo b.
9orenses Staters NoiIops.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-01-13

and their kits. but there was no time tC
drill them. Among them was a bic
strapping fellow from Detroit. One
night there was an alarm of the enc
my's torpedo boats, and a rocket went
up from one of our scout ships. Wei,
| got out on the superstructure pretty
quickly, and as | got under the electric
light | felt a tug at my elbow. | look
ed around, and there was the Detroiter.
Say, mister. he said. 'WeliF / an
swered,' looking around. Say, mister,
where am | to fightT
Where are you stationedT
81 am stationed in the port after
eight inch %turret,' he said, pulling out
his billet.
well, there it is. right there, my
man, | said.
YES he replied, 1 know it is, but
how in hades do you get into itr
"NVell, he turned out a pretty good
petty officer after awhile, but let Us
have no more raw recruits in time Of
war;
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-01-13

uccustOlueu siuCe GFNFR-
coming TO Washing AL W. H. MOODY.
ton"
II is said the acquaintance Of Presi-
dent Roosevelt and Attorney General
Moody took on an intimate form one
night in 1898, when they met at a Har-
ward alumni banquet. The conflict with
Spain was impending. Mr.. Roosevelt
was then assistant secretary of the
navy, and he and Mr.. Moody, then a
congressman, sat up all night after the
banquet and discussed the situation.
Mr.. Moody tells Of a sailor on the Mas
s~achusetts who was injured in the ex
plosion of a gun on that battleship. He
finally recovered and later in describ-
ing his experience said:
We'll, sir" replied the jacky to his
Questioner, Il RELY can't say that ]
knows very much about ii. l was
standin', you see. with me back TO the
gun, aafacin' the port side. All of a
sudden I hears a big noise; then, sir
the ship physician he says, Set up an
take this"
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-01-13
Mother Assured of Sons Freedom.

Mrs. Regain, the aged mother of Dan
Regan. was in Carson last week plead
ing for the pardon of her son. She
passed through Reno Saturday night
on her way home 10 VISalia, CAL. and
according to the Reno Journal she re.
ceived the assurance of Governor
Spark that she could take her boy
home with her in July. Mrs. Regan is
quoted in Sundays Journal as follows:
GAS l was leaving The Arlington
Hotel to take the train for Reno, Cover.
nor SPARKS took me by the hand and
said: You go hone now Mrs. Regan-
and take a Io1 long rest aud do no
feel discouraged. l assure you that
next July when you again appear before
the Board of Pardons to plead for Dan
that you will be a l. IA eturn TO your
home al WIS lila with your boy IL wat
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-01-13
STATE NEWS.

The water pipes freezing at Goldheld
has caused a close down OF the mills.
IL is the coolest Winter known in the
souther section.
Congressman O. ID. Van Duzer in
company with a prominent coal
operator OF Pennsylvania arrived from
Washington, ID. c.. last week IN a visit
to the camps in the Tonopah country.
DOC" Hopes Of Carson, who was
long suspected Of selling whisky to
Indians in that city, was neatly trapped
last week by the officers, and he will in
all probability do business with Judge
Hawley in the Unite States Court.
Mike Maher. a mine Of Diamond.
field set off five charges Of giant in a
30-foot IN at a lew days az, AMI when
ne ,r the top Of his ladder missed his
footing and fell to the bottom. He wa
caught in tire explosion aud perhaI s
fatally injured.
Two six-horse Concori stages havc
been added to the stage line between
Tonopah and Manhattan. The line
was started only a few weeks ago with
a double seated two-horse stage, run
ming tire. times n week. Now two
stages a day are run.
frenmore Coffin of Carson, q member
of he thnd class Of the United States
Naval Academy at Annapolis, Md. has
been ordered dismissed by court mar.
tial. He was found guilty Of brutally
hazing a midshipman, causing him to
st az on his head until completely over.
com with exhaustion.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-01-13
ACTION OF BOARD OF PAROONS
Mother-in-Laws in Nevada Do
Not Cut Much Ice-Two
Short Termers Set Free

The State Board OF Pdrdons was in
session at Carson several days last wetk.
when the names Of 81 prisoners in the
State Prison came before the BARD.
either for rardon OF c1mmutatio D.
Only two ptrdons Were granted, and
both were short terncrs from Elko
C~ounty-J. A. Mcpherson and John
Boutou, serving Is months each.
Victor Bouton. a cattle rustler who
was convicted in Humboldt County
about five years ago, II who was
pardonei in 1902 upon condition that
he would lave the State aud never re-
turu, was denied permission to C oss
Nevada. He is now in Utah, u
wrcte to the Board asking for leave to
cross tie State on his way to b Coast.
The Board advised him t. take another
route, saying that he would be arrested
aid taken back to PRISON if caught in
Nevada. Bouton had IL indictments
against him in Humboldt County and
was regarded as a bad man.. Through
the il fluence of his sister, Cloy Bouton,
the actress, he received a pardon.
The application for pardon Of Dan
Regain sent up last year from Sparks,
Washoe County. for killing his mother
is in the hands of the Board
and a decision will be given later. The
same action was taken with the case of
Sylvester Autorecha, who killed a fell.
low sheep herder in Lander County.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-01-13

my suggestion that his case was put
over until the July session. Dan mas
shown himself to be a good boy while
al the prison and is well liked by the
prison Officials and 1 think that the
action taken was for the best
81 have faith in what the Governor
told me-" said Mrs. Rsgan, "and l
believe that in July my boy will be re-
stored to me once more"
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-01-13

but we cOlilu LOT
get the men in 1898,
and let me tell a 1T
tie story. We were
lying of Cienfue-
COS. and we expect
ed n fight-that is,
the navy depart
ment expected us TO
have a fight. so they
sent down a ship
load of recruits to
take the place OF
the dead men. They
were all given their
hilletS. their hunks
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-01-13
Spoiled Her Beauty.

Harriet Howard, OF 209 w. saith ST.,
New York, at one time had her beauty
spoiled with skin trouble. She WI ties:
al had Salt Rheum or Eczema for years.
but nothing would cure it. until used
Bucklen's Arnica Salve." A quick and
sure healer for cuts, burns and sores;
25c at the Schneider drug store.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-01-13

ne be!leNeS, girls GOVERNOR EnWIN
should marry they WAKEFIELD.
would become bet
ter wives AMI be happier in after fife
II they waited until they were twenty
eight or Oven thirty years of age.
lie was promptly accused Of enieay
or.ng TO lay the foundations for "a race
of Old maids
II vas pointed ont by those who d.
rot as-ee with him that 50 per cen
Of tie American women who pass 4
age Of tventy-six years without
coming wives never do scramble o
Of spinsterhood." but he declined
change his views.
The governor has three daugh,l
ana wien be wa asked what he
Ca 4 o-e of them wished % lfa
twcnty-one be smiled e3ur lent
sala. Il have warned them nor t.
pect my consent T. their marriage Pr.
fore they are twen'y-SiX. ana I
to convert therl to NY way : tn
before thy arrive AZ thaf
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-01-13
Giant Dies Weighing 583 Pounds

After taxing on fish for the Last tive
months ri tue ave If a pound daily
Abraham Bounty OF Giiddeu, WIS,
dltd last we, k of fatty degeneration OF
the nearr. Bounty was % years old
and weighed, at the time of his death,
$50 pounds. 1t was necessary to have
a special coffin made for him. 1t was
taken to the cemetery on a dray.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-01-13

Governor Edwin Warfield of Mary
land. who is aiding in the campaign
against the Chesapeake bay oyster
boatmen accused of ~shanghaiing and
numbering sailors. attracted national
attention a year ago by declaring that
the American girl mares too young.
Ally advice TO girls he said, sis to
eschew matrimony before they are
tventy-six years of age. That was
the age of Mrs. Walfield when she
and | were married. ! have told my
daughters that | win not consent Il
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-01-13

Rear Admiral Robley u. Evans,
known affectionately as Fighting
Bob" who helped to entertain Admiral
Prince Louis of Battenberg on his re
cent American visit. is famous for his
rough and ready way of talking. He
believes in a greater navy, not only
more ships. but more well trained men
to man them and still better trained
officers to command the men. Speak.
ing Of this need in response to a toast
to the navy Mt a dinner a short time
ago. he said:
I'VE need the merchant marine. We
got our men from it in the civil war.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-01-13

rooms. TO CORE
~spondents who in
terviewed him when
he was. appointed
head of the navy
department he said,
Unless you news
paper men loan me
the money l viii be
too poor to live any
other THAI the quiet
and modest life to
which l have been
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~t>
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-01-13

aranE NH SA%buNNS "a
Harvard and of Columbia Law school,
has served four terms in congress, was
minister to Spain in 1883 and 1889 and
has figured prominently in politics.
Seven years ago Henry T. Sloane, a
New York millionaire. secured a di-
vorce, in connection with which Perry
Belmont's name was c~onspicuously
mentioned. As soon as the decree was
granted Mr.. Belmont and the divorced
wife We're married.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-01-13

Lieutenant General Adna r. Chaffee,
who will go ON the retired list OF the
army in a short time, is every inch a
soldier. and his long and distinguished
served in the civil war and won sue
cessive promotions for gallantry, fought
Indians, commanded n brigade at San
tiago in the var with Spain, headed the
United States forces in the march for
the relief of the legation at Picking In
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Miners Wages Fixed at Clifford.

At a meeting of miners at Clifford,
Nye County. the first of the year a
scale of miners wases was agreed
upon. The wages for surface work
was fixed at 81 a day. tunnel workers
will get 81. so and shaftmen will be
paid S. per day.
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age, ne Shows no
signs of badness. and his bushy hs II.
tinged with gray. ~sufniounts a strong
face deeply furrowed with wrinkles
and bronzed and weather beaten by
many years OF exposure and open SIR
life.
Though very kind hearted, the gen.
eral. like most warriors, is sometimes
q little gruff. He has very little faith
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the Boxer ~insurrec-
ton of 1900 and
served for a year as
military governor Of
the Philippines. He
was of
the department Of
the east prior TO be-
ing elevated to the
rank of lieutenant
general.
General Chafee
makes a striking
figure. Though SIX
49,
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Representative Maddox of Georgia
has turned part of his law practice
over to his son.
Pap I settled that lawsuit you hare
been trying for the last ten years"
said the son ON a recent trip to Wash
ington. aFtY- .EE.
Settled it! Settled it," exclaimed
Judge Maddox. Why, my boy, gave
you that ease as an annuity"
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Perry Belmont Of New York, who is
engaged in creating public interest in
the subject of having state and ma
tional laws enacted for the publicity of
contributions made to political com
mittees and candidates for their cleo
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ton expenses, Is Il
son of the late Au-
gust Belmont and Il
grandson and name
sake of Commodore
Oliver Hazard Per
ry, who won the
battle of Lake Erie
and sent the IA
nous message. I've
have met the ene.
my. and they are
ours" Mr.. Belmont
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In the s~piritualistic manifestations g.v-
en- Mt seances one Of his younger Of
rccrs had attended a seancc and was
describing the events that occurred.
'Oh. what nonsense!' Interrupted the
general. What do You young fellows
waste your time like that for? How
many fools. including yourself. were at
that seance. anyway
The young officer took exception to
the wording of the remark and was
quite indignant.
ooh. | didn't mean TO reflect on you"
continued the general. what | meant
to ask was how many fools were there
without counting yourself"
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Delinquent Sale Notice

RUBY HILL TUNNEL AND MIN
ins Company. Location OF principal place Of
business, Eureka, Eureka County, Nevada.
Location of works, Euresa Mining District,
Eureka County, state f Nevada.
NOTICE-There is del nquent upon the
following described stock, on account o as
senent (No.33l levied on the eleventh day OF
November 1900, the amount set opposite the
names Of the RESPECTIVE shareholders as FOL Tvs:
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tue-I motlidSt w
fore they are TWEEN
ty-six. | shall re
sist i~nficxibiy any
modification of that
rule"
The governor sup
~plemcnted the above
expression by stat
ing that while TWEEN
ty-s.X is the mini
mum age ct which,
be believes. girls
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MINING TAX.

Notice is hereby given that the taxes On the
proceeds of the mines Of Eureka County for
the quarter ending December 81, 1908, are
now due and payable to me at my Office IN Eu-
reka and th- law in regard b. the same will be
strictly enforced II. G.. McTERNEY,
Assessor Of Eureka County, Nevada.