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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-22
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l~opgipsnos pg Den uoepenoe Wagt
oct PED oenne Con beitemte SmfanQ
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1ioen autoriiereoe praoitetetiter, %
5aoerpor inogaur iom fat 9eo
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JOrilassitiasren motibereoe oisi:
5ornde | ct langere J%oreorag oo
enote mso at figs, at pi goar en- ra=
tionaliftiif lib / Meoe, men ban
bar mere banee for 8slaen, naar Den
tom fra open END fra neoen. Tet
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| Jolfefirfen. Qdar bper en-
felt Menigbeo fan famls ia ON De
Hitualer, ben pil, fan pi faa beore
END MI. Menigbeoer, Der
famine Hitual, fan faa flute
fig iammen og beige en- 9iffop.
pua ben Waaoe faar man ct BIZ
f%peosmme erunoet puu Menisbe6sn,
life paa Staten.
Der Photographers oerefter en- syors
Gambling, / bpiIten bfanbt on6et
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ben. 8inop Nielfen ubtalts. at me-
get at bet, Der bprer ino unoer Gors
nusene, bar fOreIisget for ben
prunoIobeiben6 Mies6oe og Ct blss
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-22

RIuttSlpl SUlppNl HiUitoNlNpS -
al Dam og Here itiaet 5prilag. On
9entaeelie af oisie gamIe Spmbos
Ter / oenne Commencing tan AZ
Domitplene let blipe opfattet iom en-
StGrpelie. og / bpert Sab bill noget
iaaoant ite noe i Den a~lminoelige
Mening. qIe jabne ariitne tanter
peo BEN epangeliit =lutberite 8irtt
paa set Samfuno. bpor De er oebis,
oq bpprfra De bar Rdopernpoeliens,
5enesbsnnens og Salmeidngens
minoer, og De meoes bel / 9rnnoen
Der meo Dem, Der tager Gmbeoe /
airten. 9eo Siben at Den belli9e
lSfrift opaler 2Gefolt i9rIig REQ
ceres Salmebog. Derfor o%periad 5ds
leren ooe life Snmbolernes biitorifs
9etponing.
grofesior Sui. aosisn itrtteos
Sdreoer. Den pasies ON Snmbos
lerne bebsbes life, og ben Tan gere
IStabe.
aontorhef Odmtier b9peooe, ct
Iiqe iod Iiot iom Rigets 6runolop
qiper noeen gsitemmelie at, bpoo
I9anmorfs Rige er. lige fod hot
bebeper en- 5orfatnin9slop for Sol
tetirten at babe noaen geitemmelis
,af, bpao ben oanIfe 5oltetirte er.
Bette Stonopuntt faitboIot 5aleren,
letter at puitor Using bdpoe pros
t~eiteret oerimoo.
gaaoe propit 5obieien og proplt
3eutben bar Itemte for at bibebolos
ben ombonoleoe Y~osius. 9obieien
mente, at oct bar / bpert 5aIo ubels
Ioiot at tie Sbmbolerne libel l
iaa 5olo MATTE man before unhs
rare Dem. 3euiben bGpoeoe. at
Iunoloo man at n9nne Dem, piloe
mango mistents llonalget for OF
|piae glide bort fra oct lutherite.
8iitop Hsroum eennemsit Snm'
bolerne / fore 5rot. Oroet Spms
FOL betnoer 5elttegn. og boor oct
%napnes, files SLENDER Os 9enner.
pao oenne Mdaoe taller hi ON oct
ppoitoliite Symbol fom oct, Der
filler me[lem ben triitne airfe o9
De uoenforitudenoe. Del dthdnofis
anife Spmbol letter Stel mellem Den
reite ariitenoom o. 8ranal9re, %
cen o~rasburife 9etenoelie melIem
epanseIiit 3ro og aatolieisme. Gel
ri til oen 0anfte airfe, opodger pi.
at Den R9tte 99tterforoemmelisr,
Der tsnoeteeneoe oct 16oe oe Toe
qarbunoreoe, herte op, ba Snm6ps
lerne 1853 b!ep fate frem Iom 0Gs
reforpligtelier. Oeite 5orbolo bar
fin obbere 8runo oeri, at De ibmbols
tie Bigger life blot er en- gearanss
ming, men oeiaa ct Barn for Care
fribeoen.
giitop Qielien uotalte, at BET bar
getnoning, at Der itrats bliper rejlt
en- Sane. Den finite 5orfdtniness
LOB bar iaaleoes aflereoe / aop. !.
i'm g%eitemmelie, og ben itotffe Sri
tirfe blep 6emt fra alle fine Gjenz
eomms. foroi Den formentlig bar
9oaet bort fra oct fnmbolTte Grunos
loa, bporpda Den oprinoelig bar
eannst. Site blot 5enipnet til Mcs
nigbeoen maa Der ere afgerenos,
men oeiaa 6enibnet til airfeitoIen.
Moo Slutninsen at 5orbanolins
gen rejite napnlis g%orgmeiter Ros
itnsrn forifeaise Snopenoinser moo
.llotalelier at 8iitop Hielien, bpors
efter oenne fort replicereoe. Gorifet,
liee andre 5aIere bapbe Oroet, b..
a. 6sjitoleforitanoer quno, paiior
MarteniensQarien 8algmenigbes :
rraIt Morten 2arien og propit
Sod.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-22
ut Winoe.

Seq iaa tilba9e,
iee piIoe bragg
ct Minoe frem.
iom tunoe el9oe
% p~eoertpG9e
paa 9ejen bjem.
Men bit Jig reiIte.
og moo mig fnejite
min usielbeo.
Oa srsb jeg efter
De ftarte ar9fter
Der bar mig frem,
ser life ipiger
og alorig pieer
for 5jenoe gram.
paa gennens 4rme
meo 6jertets garme
% Sro iaa t9re
0uo loo mig l9re
Gn S~ejersfang.
De gaano, Der binoer
er t9re Minoer
ON 5ioer ipunone,
ON Sejre punone
/ Seiu Rupn.
De a1oer it9rte
meo Spnoens W9rte,
iom piloe binoe,
ei tunoe pinoe,
tbi ban bar meo
og for os itreo.
Gr BELT oa pun0en Dor gobe Sag T:
SIAN frem Ri bragg | Ro % nag?
Gr aipet blepen en- Solifins Dag?
Nej enonu aampen er lige baaro,
og Der mdd tribes, | bpor Ri gddr
% gaano maa lsies
% Center brnoes,
fsr frem Ri naar.
Dog i9t meo 9l9oe
fun SOB at trade.
bpor Seius adur.
Big ei tiIbuge
/ Sut og aIaee
for in9rre Spor.
Wien ret DIT gje
fun moo oct bsje.
Dit 6immelbjem,
oa nadr on frem.
Sg mart ifaI tomme Den 9do
forpiit,
od Strioen enoes troos Jjsnosr
bin.
oa Ri itaI fjunge
meo 6jerte, 5unge
6dllelujd.
6pem fan pel r9tte
ben Sang at ft9ffe
til 6imlens Sal2
bpor Sub er me6.
8. 41hher
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-22

Ntl1e, er en- teIlliltllg lluu V8H, puu
Steoer BOG liot b~slgeformig. 9anos
Ito6et ligner meget Meaemitatsrs
ne / gonitet og gp9nins. Den
meite 5oronoring, Der er at iagttage,
er, at Gsnen bar pod fine Steoer
fore Masier at Sten, Der lig9er
Iomme Steoer Iomlet / imda 9pss
Ter eler tablet op / Digger. d
enoeliq trGHer man ogiaa en- 3a
5ruatfarme meo oponrtet Sano
imelem. Rep gort Stat er Itartt
6slQeformig. og op oo gotterne
potter SrGer % BUTTE, 9dlsne sr
oDrteoe.
vi noaeoe til 0obofen. q. ).
ON qftenen 81. 9. fejleoe meo
0ampfaraen til Nep gort boor pt
r~pernatte6e pod roet ~ipenite Gmis
.orantbiem". Der lisser pda @rsens
mid ct. CIR. 22-24. YGpnts olsii
pil lea dnbefdle til Dem, ION tile
lar 5io at TONNE per til Oct
DANTE Misiionsbjem / grootlpn".
Oct SpenIfe G%migrantbiem er Itifttt
of gaptifs % Methooiitforenin9er
% opboloss at Oisie, Oct bar be-
Ttaaet | oper 20 4dr. 3epr9'sntdn
ter for bette 6jem gdor til. euts
S,slano % ta9er moo Gmigrdnter
oq of6enter ogiad bjemrejisnoe
;solt peo Stotionen / 6oboten. Ser
er man t go og Sitferbeo. 4lt
er renliei. % Maosn er temlig goo.
Yriierne err beitemte 25c pr.
Waaltio, aofe Os Sage Zoe, aosi
ira 25c og op.
Om Morgenen n9ite Dag begipsr
hi os til oen itanoindpifsameritdnite
Dot. 8i tommer ino | ct megtt
tort Rum, bpor auferter og Bag
gage ligser iprept Oper ali. Ser mao
enbper finoe fin auHert og fdd Den
m9rtet, ligeleoes faa i'm Billet mar.
tet. Raar bette sr sjort, guar ri
om 9oro.
ST. 1917 hamper pi no at 6aps
men. meoens en- WenneifeprimmeI
ritter os 5orpel meo oeres bpi0e
Qommetsrtloosr. @ejret er tsli9t
mso Coffin, oct blaier liot men
er Dog life itormsnoe.
vi Teller forbi Gnis Ssluno.
bpor De mango 9uiinoer De iioite
Nar bar fact oeres 0opne inofsrt
/ Il. 9. grototol. Eat peo itaar
Den bersmie Statue. .5ri6sosns
@uoinos". en- poloist apinosfgur,
Der meo bejre arm opitratt boloer
en- 5atteI: aps Os 5ribeo no oOer
bette uoitratte aano meo fine Mif.
lioner at Menneiter af ale 5unges
mail
Stibet. Ri teller meo. er set BIZ
tenote Limited Statss" at Stanois
naoidns american Clinic.
Def er tnup 8 aar a., er bngaet
/ @ldssop, Stotlano, bbor ogIoo
10 at De ANDRE Stibs, n,6eaig OlaO"
og Oscar II, er bpseet. Oct bar
OobbeltItrue, Der bar 5000 Seites
Strait. Stibet er soot inorettst for
MISUNDERSTANDING, uomartet psns
~tileret. Der fnoes for 8. alasies
pdsiaaerer Soperum meo g asisr
Og 6, 4 os 2. fom / 5ilfaloe Here
refer iammen fan orores foruo.
Der er fore Spiieiale meo Ianae
goroe og g9nte, bpor ole ipiIer
iommen, apinoer, Mano, unge oa
gdmle. 8oroene oatfes meo bpi6e
Olieonee. Der er fmaa Bum ino
fra Oattet. bpor Golf fan iiooe oa
lGie og tale iammsn.
alosfetter og 0aiterum er rens
ligs os lpie; aft | goo Or6en. Rent
oa aoot Driftebano finoes ser not
al | De forifeIiee Spiferum. sSele
Sfibet oplpfes at elettrin Chs, Der
frembringes at a Motorer. Oenne
gelpsnins bar Di Nat Og Dag, Oct
oppdrmes peo 0amprer, Der fors
9rener fig ODER bele Sfibet. Stibet
bar toiiet omtrine 5@ WiQion aros
ner. Waitinerne / oct Iass af
Wfdnofiabet at bore oct oferbe6ne.
Efihsfs cscrpr ~ onst.,. ~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-22

] sen D. mai 1906.
pei afpiit. Bore 590re piloe lite
iidbe en- M religies 5ilitano, men
'ppretboloe Oct epangeliitslutberIte.
.Gaar Morten aarien bapoe bGpoet,
al oetie life tunoe beliemmes, piloe
ban bperten faa eutber eaer 8runots
big meo Jig. giitoppen omtalte Ell
gtrine at 9runotpig paa iioite fanz
oinapiite &irtemeoe 1871, bpor oens
ne = mar Der er Gale ON 2iturgi
os litureiit 6riheo - itiaer 0aab
% Rdoper uoenfor.
giitop Sod, Qropit Wegener.
yorameiter 3oIensrn og paitor
9uurfen talte Iigsleoss moo 6prilas
gene, bpOrefter gaIsmenigbeosprGit
Morien 2arien replicereoe.
Mpbet oen 2. mai.
lInoer Den fortiatte 5orbanolin9
ON De al qoitur Morten Surien
itiIeOe 5prilu9. uotaIte 8aaroejer
8egeitop 5iliIutning til 9opebprins
cippet. oa @ennemfsrelisn torment
Zig piloe itobe De ianoeite, iunoeite
os porieite 5orbolo / airfen.
qditor listing fanot 5oriluset
interesiant, bpis ~llopalset Itulbe arr
.bIoe pad en- Oplesnins At 5OIte.
~tirten, men umuIigt os e%runolops
itrioenoe. naar man ital prone bsns
5orbolo.
9ejifolefpritonoer 2uno par /
oetie quntt ubipIut uenig meo Mors
ten Sarien, o9 paapiite bporleoe5
Get bar bans erfarins, at 2ag=
folt aennemgaaenoe ilutteoe belt an
oerIeoes emo 5orilaesitiaeren.
9rso !0olitein inntss life, at Ser
for Den uianobeos StpIo, Der mu.
Zig MI par ! 5oltetirtsn, men iom
.runitelig loo iie afparss. bar @runo
til at inofere en- onoen enonu iters
re. 9ette bar fun at fomme fra
Opnen / 6almen.
poiior Morten 9drien replicereoe
ssntaane 9ange. geo afiiemninqen
fnrtditeoes bans 5Orilag meo %
.Stsmmer moo 3. (5orflaesftineren,
.Gaaroeier geseifop os Cru 5bbra
Senien).
Ter fertes oerefter en- lanaere
0~istusiipn ON noele til llofoftets
Q%ura9raf 7 iti1eoe 2Gnoringsfor~
lag. Gn at unberuopdlaet ftileoe
reodttionel @nbrine peoioees en-.
fiemmi9t % enopi6ere feloenoe Sile
til paraerafen: Born unocr
10 4or optages | % ubmeIbes at
5olfefirten paa 5orelorsnes Be
eerine. Naar Ell Barn er optaeet eff
ter geg9rine of begge Ioralore /
Jprening. fan Oct fun uomeloes
meo beaae 5or9lorenes Samiptte,
eler mar bette life fan forelieae,
meo 5illaoelfe fra Winifteriet.
Born ober Is 4ar fan optaees /
5oItetirten efter oerss sgsn gesars
ing. til llbmelbelfe at 5olfefirten
trGpes for Ssrn msGlsm Is "a IS.
Mar 5prelorenss Samtpfte."
st al adrien, Roiensrn, Sdrss
ser oa u. 5homien ftilet 9Gn
orin9sfor'la9 ON, al pdrdgrdf 81
ital uoaad at qopuotaitst. CAB IN.
leoning til en- Del 0istusiion. Qu-
rasrafien Der siOer Disie 5oritrlf
ter for, bDOrIeoes foltetirtslige Meos
lemmer bsr Iepe. b~eiegneoes df flere
al 5orfldssitinerne iom mere biem.
meberenoe | en- Gtbit emo / en- aop.
era mooiut SIDE frsmbapeoe 81. a.
profesior g. Maoien, aontorfei
Domfier ps prOOit 9obiefen, Be-
tponingen at at en- iaaoan paras
graf finoes | llofaiiet. I'll iioit peos
ioges en- at profesior S6rsoer till
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-25
4N4LGAMATED BEATS HEINZE.
Gets valuable Property In Arizona Which
Both Were Seeking.

Ell PAso, Tex, May 24.-F. Augustus
Heinze and the Amalgamated Copper Com
pany rave carried their fight down into Arr
IONA and the Amalgamated gets first blood.
Heinze had been looking after the property
in Cochise county and while his agents
were away the A~malgamated agent slipped
in and got the goods.
A. p. Pornaorf at Tombstone filed the
bond under which his company will start
operations in Ramsey Canon. The first
payment instead of being made at the pres
ent time will be made in two weeks, or at the
time Mr.. Porndorf reaches Butte. Mr..
Porndorf said:
I'VE have closed our deal for the Mitchell
and Powers properties. You may say
that the people l represent are identically
the same as those who conduct the affairs Of
Amalgamated in Montana. They are j.. H.
Vivian, purchasing agent for Amalgamated;
D. II. Dunshea, assistant superintendent;
j. @. Adams, superintendent Of Butte and
Montana, and l.. c. Evans, attorney for
the Amalgamated interests,
@The report on. which this deal was made
was furnished by W. W. Adams and is
one of the best that have reached our COM
pany from any point outside of Montana
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-25
FIST IN ITS NEW HOME.
Regiment Marches From Its Old Quarters
to the Rebuilt ArmOry.

The Seventy-first Regiment took pos
session of it's armory at Fourth avenue
and Thirty-fourth street last night. For
four years and three months the regiment
has been cooped up in the Lenox Lyceum.
Col. W. G. Bates led the regiment in its
march dow Madison avenue. 1t turned
out nearly 100 strong. The men reached
the new armory at a;lO O'Clock and then
formed in line Of masses. They wore
service uniforms. The colors were saluted
and then prayer was offered by Chaplain
Edgar Tilton. The members of the
veteran association did not march, but
were on hand to receive the regiment and
after the prayer gave three cheers for
"our boys" Then the band played Home,
Sweet Home" after which Col. Bates con-
graduated the members of the regiment
on being home again.
The ceremonies were very brief and SIM
pie. The galleries were filed with friends
of the soldiers and they we're soon inspect
ing the new armory from roof to cellar.
while Col. Bates was being serenaded ny
the ba nd and holding a reception in his
room. Among those present were Col.
Da MEL Appleton of the Seventh; Lieut..
Wall and Lieut.. Toussaint, Battalion AID
jut ants of the Seventh; Col. Duffy Of the
Sixty-ninth. Major lie Boutillier and Capt.
de X ussey Of the Eleventh, Col. W. A. Boyd
OF the Vet eran AssoSiation, Lieut.-Col.
Emm EFT of the Sixty-ninth, and Col. A. T.
Fran ces of the Hist Volunteers
The new arTnory has a l!oor space much
larger tn an that of the old armory. The
Coionel's rooms and the rooms of the Ad-
jutant and other officers are on the main
floor. On the lower floors are the company
rooms. Each has a separate locker and
store room, and in addition to these there
are general store rooms, rifle ranges. bowl
ing alleys, billiard room, reading room,
baths, gymnasium and an amusement hall,
which has a separate entrance on Thirty
third street. This hall is fitted with a
stage.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-25
Court Calendars This Day.

Appellate Division supreme Contradictions.
orders Nos. 30: 80. 3. %. 10, 50; IS: 50: 81. 50, 80,
q q, g g. G. g. s, e. e. g. g. 90 g. 81 H. s e. o. g. 3d. 81 81 o. H. rs 10 10
c, STRLSm caI HSIr at ld;sC a. H. Part f.l.Es N psTse
matters, Part llIaCasc unfinished, Notions,
H q 4,Ss. 4iso. sSss. HaS. s5i5, 2ao7, 2so2, Iioi. as.
soi,' i4a7. Part lN.--AdJourned for the term.
Part V. Clear Cases from part H. Part VI,
-Trial TeT IN a,GS .i u -cIsa5. ShoIt causes No;.
Nos, 90, .ioiS, 1889, 1884; Paris ~. and " Ad:
Ssse' 1854, 1850. iii, 1911. ISIS. 100, 1917. liz, ia.
1900, it4, 1904, iSsS; ees, .so6; 127, y, 76t; iM1l,
iSS' 10, 1881 iiH, i4te, i5i, 1855. 1851. 1855
PaYt Viii.-Casc unfinished. Cases from Part VII.
Part lX.-Gase unfinished; Cases from Part \.
Part X,-Clear, Nos. $50. 2S2. 40, +6e7, 1881.
ma ESP, $3.50. ASH, 4sS, ls76. 1890, 1850. ASH, s74S.
500. $50, t5ii. 4oA. 1922. 1870. 27l3, Part Ga
unfinished. Cases from Pa5t x PaTi Xll,IGsse
c easH' Unfinished; Gases from Par, x,
Surrogates' Court-Chambers rs. Motion calendar
srine r Archer, Harriet 4; Andrews, Afthemise
Rs Gs'T 8. iS%o Q AR gStS s%s 4; r rari a a Re sStsS AZ !.
Cummings, James Culgin. James Terney, at $50
?. M, Trial Term1,No' 2222; WIN Of Hester, i,
CITY Court--Special Term. Court opens at Ia
Nos, 22io, Pas 2!2e. 2t47 24ss. 2+S2; 2i5s, "a, -,
Metallic Co. Part w Clear. Short cause calea
Nos. ?oo7, 2osS. ?ioS, 2iee, 2le7, ?et9. ?oe7. 2e6s, 2o7o,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-25
MUST FACE MURDER CHARGE.
Prominent san Franciscan Arrested for
killing Man During Fire.

SAN Francisco, May 2A-Ernest Denicke;
son Of E. A. Denicke, a prominent ca pita list,
and himself one of tbs most prominent men
in the city, has been arrested for a murder
committed at Lombard and East streets
April 20. Denicke admits the killing but
will make no statement.
Denicke was not attached to any military
organization at the time, though he had
seen service in the Philippines, where he won
two commissions
On the night of the fire Denicke says he
offered his services as a guard to the Colonel
of the Twenty-second Infantry, and was
accepted. He was attired in the uniform
he had worn in the Philippines and this ex-
plains the confusion of witnesses who have
stated that the, killing was done by a lieu
tenant of the National Guard.
The man who was murdered was either
a Mexican or an Italian. He bad been
directed by a soldier TO assist in pullirg a
hose. but misunderstanding the order.
failed to obey.
The solGi er thereupon stabbed him in the
back with his bavonet. He turned around
and, to protect himself. seized the bayonet.
The Lieutenant in charge drew his revolver
and fired three times. The man dropped
in his tracks, bleeding from three wounds.
He was not killed outright, but died several
hours later.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-25
on VIRGINIA BATTLEFIELDS.
Lieut.. Gov. Bruce and Other New lorkers
visiting scenes OF Interest.


PETERSBURG, Va, May 2i.-Lieut. Gov.
Bruce of New York, accompanied by the
New York Monument Association and a
large number Of State Senators and ASSEM-
blymen, on a visit to the battlefields
Of Virginia, reached Petersburg this even
ing from Appomattox Court Houi 0 where
they spent to-day visiting the battlefelds
and the scenes Of the surrender Of the army
Of North Virginia. Among the spots
visited was where stands a tablet on which
is this inscription:
This tablet marks the spot upon which
Gen. Robert f. Lee, c.. S. A., stood while
reading his farewell order to the Army OF
Northern Virginia on April 10, 1906"
At another spot visited was a tablet on
which is this inscription: THE tablet
marks the site Of the house owned and
occupied by Wilmer Mclean, in which
Gen, U. S. Grant. u. s. A., and Ger Robert
F.. Lee, C. S. A., met and agreed upon the
terms of the surrender of the Army of
Northern Virginia on tEn afternoon of
Sunday, April 0, 1885. This hIuse was
taken down in 1893 with a view 70 its renewal
and reerection elsewhere
Another interesting spot visited wa that
marked by a tablet which was erected by
the Federal Government. On the tablet
is this inscription: "On this spot were
established the headquarters Of the army
of Northern Virginia. Gen. Robert T.. Lee
commanding, from April s to April II, 1885. ="
Tomorrow the visitors will visit the his
torical battlefield in front Of Petersburg,
including the crater.
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ARRESTED STAR WITNESS.
woman Sues Man for Alienation 81 Illus.
bands Affection Husband Locked Up.

Mary Kleindinest. wife Of William Klein
dinest, a plumber Of 44s West Fifty-third
street. brought suit recently against John
O'Brander Of IS Perry street. for 81, ooo
damages. for alternating her husbands at
lection. The case was set for trial yester-
day before Justice Bischof in the Supreme
Court
| K~leindinest, who was to testify for
O'Brander, was waiting in a corridor OF
the building, when along came policeman
George Trojan OF the West Side Court
squad.
Hello said Trojan. "I've got a warrant
in my pocket for you, Just come along
with me-
Kleindinest protested and Trojan in.
sisted. The controversy attracted the at
tention of F.. p. Phillips, O'Brander's lawyer.
Fe hustled up and told Trojan that to ar
rest Kleindinest would be contempt OF
court. The announcement didn't faze
Trojan who started to march of with Klein
dinest.
and told him that one OF the witnesses in
the O'Brander case was being taken away.
The court sent for Trojan, who explained
the situation.
Lawyer, Phillips still protested, but the
Court said:
This policeman knows his duty" and
Trojan was allowed to make the arrest and
the O'Brander case was put over until to-
day. y.
t~rojan's warrant accused Kleindinest of
non-support and abandonment OF his wife,
The prisoner was taken before Ma gistrate
Pool in the West Side Court and put under
bonds to pay his wife 81 a week. kleindin-
est was unable to give a bond and was
locked up.
Lawyer Phillips went to the police court
To Ian rn the outcome nf the caRa Klein
dinest, he says. is an indispensable witness
in his Case.