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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25

I'll ID 81 !! kEMAN |. DEAD
Engineer . V'ashed d ! p DoWli Stream
Against otller s.B]:ridg ]: dges and # n
Rescued u 4.

u lsp,etsclal . u. The 5Timeai plspate teh.2

(special to- The Times tpispa tetl.
GATE CITY. u v a. II August q. "A t5%S;1 &; I
O'clock this morning 81 s5aH an east hound
freight train on II the VII ginia and South
western /. plunged into u Moccasin Greek,
ono nile east .oft Gate City. "a terrific rain
last might had raised the water un prece-
dentedly high and undermined the bridge
which was builtsuppn trestles. 81 The en-
igines and seven cars piled up In the 70 g
Ing stream. 35ISS 5i s5s u Il
Il Fireman John Cleek and Brakeman
r. e p. Booher, young uni nmarried white
men, were buried sund Ter theSiwreck and
thetr ,nang1ed bodies were recovered
eight hours later. ~ s5l. 35#9
Engineer Robert Burton was severely
cut and bruised about thes head and
face. He y was washe ed y down against tho
county bridge Just below. and rescued
BY Brakeman Oliver Cleeks. III XII j
His home was six u miles from Gate
city, her lived near Bristol. q
This is the fourth wreck which Engt-
neer Burton has expert fenced. II avail
able forces are at work clearing the
wreck 4 and building a new bridge he
structure 4 Is ninety feet long, and the
east abutment was plow wed down by the
engine. III 5 f ,3 M "a
i3 The train + carried eleven cars loaded
with coal, and was In charge Of Cons
ductor Robert Glover. It is hoped trains
will be able to pass tomorrow. A.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25
CANNED B|.E|:I|''.
GAV j: !.
;3seietitis !F Is Pors
ton liel i i 1: y, 4 gseei, rs 4, 5for' ii9
I BacilliS Culttre s:ss
lad ADEs WHO ate {: [ 1T I
sNVill.send the 3 b alamo , i M the Can an
e to IJ: U s D[,'epa' At artnlentS Sof
llture. lid
LAD YIN De- U WHO 55A II TE5 1T.
I =. .I
2A3 n N
fSnecta.l 4 to The A ines. D ispatch

af.T -
Special 1T \ The q T!nles. p Dispat oh.
as4tLYNCHBuRG.,8vA,, gust {24. .-- .-- ThatSat
least one Of the Chicag 90 pa cking houses
used diseased cattle ito max g xtract OF
beef prior to tfe d scandals ss3 ss seyeral
months ago came to j lght8 here vest terday
when the extract was 8is sed as b q culture
medium In a bacterolo og gical examination
sor a specimen Of we'll wa ter by superln--
5tendent r. G. Driver OF the ller Park.
During the process OF the inyesti tigation,
4 Mr., Driver discovered that the beef e ex--
tract teemed with 4 ntirax bacilli, gindl-.
cation beyond q perad venture Of q doubt
that cattle suffering with hat awful
disease had been slaught for the pur-
I post OF reducing 1t into beef tract 4
5 Mr.. # Driver led "A day that the
OK tract was purchased some months ago
for a delicate lad VI. who used a j portion
OF It's IN \ a short time The Il was suf-
$ferings with as terrible carbuncle, which
8is%now traced to the thrnx In the be- beet
extract, q d n. Al !3 "A
.s Mr, Driver, will send the; remainder Of
4 the extract 4 to- the Department OF Agri-
culture In washington, that II may do
something unde the new pure food law.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25
.CRAZED SlNO MAN n SET
FIRE TO J / sIHERSELl,F /! J; / q! II,
Religious Fanatic Poured Oil
Over Clo thing and Then he
Applied Match. III

Especial "a. The rlines- Dispatch,


$85 CHICAGO. I'LL, Au gust ~ The wave
3of fanatlcism which has recently swept
oyer Southern california illuminated irls y: q !.
horrible attempt at sself < -sacriflc today:
when N rs. 4 Josephine n Burton x Young, ot
san Bernardino, sa turat ed I. Ter clot thing
and hal irg with & kerosene oil and set fire
to herself. .4 She cannot recover. .ESF.s Mrs.
Young was q mem ber sof J the Holy Roller
group. and h had u for some at time showed
signs Of ~ religi ious Graz 9. 1T'h!s morning
she complained OF sore I Il, ,roat and took
IA lamp. from which she secured y some me,
5keroser,e as a Sr rernedy .ss s Her \ daughter
saw her drink aome OF the OF and tttien,
turn the fluid over her head sto@s aturate
her hair and Clothing. der me mot;
les the Lord 8 viii! !, cried ssthe insane
woman. The daughter ran for. help and
returned with her y fa ther TO see her
mother 4 enyeloped In flames, She had
lighted the clothing during her daug hter's 8
absence The woman ran, Sscr roaming with
pat n, trough the ard .snnttls the husband
caught her and snlot The; flames With
a. dIlitt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25
SPIRITED CAM Al lGN I'm 4. 4.
.sa8s.35 ALABAM NEARING END
n 3 > !, n.

" By, Associated Press 33
IN BIRMINGHAM ALA, n August 2 One
OF the most spirited u campaigns evr
twaged In ALBANIA will close to- morrow.
night The State primary win \ be held
Monday. The chief contest Il that be-
tween r, B, Coomer, a OF 4; Birmingham.
ham. sof Ensley, for Governor, A full
ticket OF state officers will be elected,
including three Justices OF the Supreme
Court. & w ltlf Il, B # VI 4 XIX
Local Interest la centered In the race
for sheriff OF Jefferson county, the most
lucrative public office In abama. Can
sdidates for the offices have been making
a whtrlw!nd finish, and Il mass meetings
were held In several parts OF the country
tonight, ss35s. .s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25
-econtlnued on Tenth Pase.) Ils5
love. Denver |: | | | Girl
LANDED / THIEF IN JAl.||IL. i. !.
Romantic Prisoner Charged With
Stealing $1,000 Worth Of
Diamonds, IN
(By Associated Press, !

NEW YORK. August q, ocked up at
police headquarters Tonight ls q romantic
priaoner, Louis Kercherosky, q youth,
charged with the larceny OF IS. 900 worth
of diamonds several months ago. Mer-
cherosky, who is but seventeen years
old. Afforded the police Of many OF the
States OF this country q vain ohase. and
then went to Europe. It was only love
for a girl in Denver, whom he 3ventured
back to the United States to sec, which
led to his. arrest, 5E .l
n The hey WAS gemplo Dyed by Isaac u,
9 jewelerf In the BoWely, His failure to
report for work the day after the jewels
were missed led the jewaler To suspect
him OF tn theft, Detectives traced youth
to Fhllad delphia, and thence TO chicago
and to Denver, In the Colorado capital
Mercherosky met the Young W ON an, ~
fsctlon for whom eventually led TO ~
capture. Ssg hi 4 Il ~ s ssss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25
WOMAN ARRESTED Ia OR iis5:
HAviNGss OF EN- GOODS
fBv A,s,,ss;o,,,cc.ja4ed ,,s;,,,c I Press. J & 1;

8588s (By AssociakedE Press
Il. Mel Donald; also known as Mabel Drain.
was arrested to-day for having in her
possession q trunk marked with a her
! name and containing goods worth more
than 81, 900 that were. It Is alleged. stolen
i from the docks OF the Ocean Steamship
4 Company. HI si. US IVA
H5g The woman lived In the house Of p
\ ETabb, one & OF the three policemen ar
rested yesterday on cha rges Eof pilfering
i goods from shipping cases. I Tabb,, who
was out on bond was rea rrested on sup
Elementary charges when the discovery
I OF the goods in the trunk was made By
the detectives. fs B s3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25
lTHEATRIC al TR0U UPEs s555
IN RAILWAY CRASH!
slRy AssoclaAed Press. 5.


ST, THOMAS, ONT, August 24.--A Wa
hash special train, carrying two theatri-
cal companies to Chicago and one to De-
sroit and the Canadian Pa ciflc Railroad
regular passenger train from Toronto
were in collision at the crossing Just east
of this oity to-day. The Canadian Pacific
Railway engineer, Mckay, Of Toronto
Junction, was killed, Firenlan Pa tterson,
at this city was seriously hurt and Bag
gagemaster al lexander Wiley, Of this city,
was probably tally injured. None OF the
passengers on either train was injured.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25
Sons Of Butler Rescued. A
SAVED FROM DROWNING; ~
KILLED BY SH0WER-BATH
(By Associated Press.)'

CAPE MAY, N, ~ August 81. Saved
from drowning, Joseph F. Clark. OF .ii "a
North Anne Street, Baltimore, died R5of
heart trouble to-day. snnde q 4 shower
.Iprinkle at q bath house here. Clark,
while bathing in the surf. became ex-
hausted and was rescued with lficulty
because OF high wa YES. HI recovered
ipufaclentlySS to walk to G the bath house;
but dropped dead imm ediately after&tu
Ing on the shower. Two days "a so Clark
rescued two women from drowning. & He
was an "a employe OF by the Chesapeake
sBteamship Company ~ sas }i 3gs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25
WILL Be STRUGGLE 4.
FOR SOUTHERN I TRADE D
I fspecial to The Times -Dlspatch.)

IN Especial ito The Times Dlspatch) lf5
BOSTON, MASS, August 24-AlYin 4 F.
Pope, spe clal scommissioner for the diyis-,
Ion OF exhibits OF the Jamesto to wn Exposi-
ton In ~ Gonna1stion H1s WITH Dusi-
"a 'Jamestown4f "a the battlefield where the
large commercial centers {of tho United
States are making a struggle to see how
much OF the Southern trade Il each will
control This trade vi u be a great factor
In tcommercialS centers for the! next twenty
years, u and the am 1ount 4 Of it4 each Will
Forts at the exposltion. Each smanufac-4
stnrer should know eAnitely what he
intends to do at the time OF the meeting
Gto be held In Setember, Of the different
Sorganiza tions. III III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25
COURT HITS SUNDAY
s5l# .sl LAW I'm LOUISVILLE
Y(By Associated Press, ]

4, loU1svHLR. KY. August 24,--Judge
ldccann, In the City Court to-day, t;4s-
missed all the members sof the "Folr
d Corners OF the Earth" Company and the
stan Of the Avenue Theater. all charged
with violation Of the Sunday closing laws.
e In announcing his decision, the Judge
took The ground that the arrest constl-
tuted disorlntna ion, j as the State and
city uthorlties We're exsn, ,ptlHg5 numerous
9th her occupat ions n #as 81 works OF Ieces-
gyity'' under an ulswarraEl ted y broa cons
ltTuetIo gof the law. x; !as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25

"A heavy rainfall yesterday af fternoon
washed out a culvert and considerable
portion of the track OF the Richmond.
Fredericksburg and Potomac double track
at! point between Guinea ana Wood, q
Lane, In Caroline. and blocked al trains
( both ways. 81 4, ,3ls iSs 4 if
A temporary track was completed at !!
The s,20 train from Richmond was sent
over Chesapeake and \ Ohio line by way
OF boswell. Gordonsyille and Orange to
Washington. stS iS # a A ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25
YAK hit r "a S ~ ( IN y BAR 3 v
ATL AN'TlIC'I | !! ( ! CITY {: |. ! y
Two Sons Of Cong ngressmaii u Y Butler 3 ''t:l''H
Of Pennsylvania, Rescued
From Drowning BY Gov
ernment Life Savers.
.48 ssi Fisherman Proves u.
4 .3.s53 a Hero. lt#s8 q #.5
/ ~ A..oclat "a 4 Press.)

}e38 8$S$s (E3y Associate ed Fress.)
II ATLANTIC CITY, n. i. j. August 24.-----t
During a severe. northeast storm which:
prevailed to-day along the coast, one
person was drowned 4 and seven Others
had narrow escapes from death in the
waves. 5s .5s ss q
The drowned man was Louis slmpk ms
formerly of ,Philadelp phia- He and two t'H't'
\ ompanions were on a fishing trip II 4 e a
launch. or Brigantine City they! were were
1 caught In q whlrlpool, caused BY CROSS
currents and the storm. In trying Z, to
avoid a big wave. simpkins lost his bal bal;
ance and fell into the sea- Despite theirl
danger, t;lmpkins's B compa Ions made . e q.
brave EFFORT to pick him up. but before ore
they we're able to ID this he sank ana ana
was drowned. NJ Az the men were about q to
leave the scene his body came to the sur ~
facs. and they mana ged to drag irt into
the launch s3s
82s3 Y accht on Bar. 4 Il!
& shortly AFT this acaid ave young 't'l'
Il, en- who came here In the Bloop -yacnti; a 1It;
Virginia. from Island n "A eigh hts, left N the
inlet for tho return trip up the coast
Professional yachtsmen - endeavored 3$t 60
persuade them not to attempt to 1 90 j to
sea, but they I'D \ not heed tho warming
and sailed away g. ., !,
s65 In making a long tack tto toward I3riga n n
tine Beach Il, & yacht was carried on the
dangerous bar ou tside 4 the tnlet ,ss3L The
captain Of a largo zach 81 saw the acc acci-s
dent but,4 having on board q number q
Z m asen rs. y ne aid not care to endange
their lives BY going too near the faf
WINE the I've men yeres Sclltlg g1ng gEto 4!
their craft. MON ex pecting to ne !t
Il Was shed III to + their Il doat hero IN. the
81 rson of John Johnson. q Stvedl tlsh A.
ernaI. went to the rescue n q frailS
lena launch. s. He did not fal Ter In the;
4 "a "a siof A the storm. and, a. fter Il q hard
str,Irgle. il which his little ~ boat wa
tossed about by the waves, he ma managed 1'a Sc
& 10 get alongside the Virginia and TOOK
the Ave men on. 81 ..ss
The rescued men rewarded z$ Johnson
Handsomely. s;;3ss 81 3t55
Sons Of Butler Rescued.
Il @3s Later in u the afternoon Thomas and
Howard Butler. sons OF; B Con ngressmaaan. a.
Butler, Of Pennsylvania, we're rescued
from drowning BY the government Me-:
. saving crew, after their little boat had
\ been overturned In a heavy sea on Long
] Port. ~ Both swan to the capsized craft.
q but we're being carried out to- sea U In
n The strong current " hen tn cir calls for
help were heard by the lifc-savers. They
were much exhau sted when rescued. s4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25
Q |C|!'H|IC::A|CE'OH.PO|lL||C[[MAI|h. n IN.
TRIED | !: 70 4 ] SEIZE r Purse | St
Warrant Against Officer Who
Held UP Arrnours Charges At
tempt to Commit Murder.
special to The Times, D plspatc

B@ Especial to Tne IlrietaT Dispatch,) III TX
FL CHICAGO, August Alarmed with q
warrant which charges assaul 4 and at
tempt TO commit murder, Constable Har-
rlson Is securing the country for Police
man Saxon, the alleged assatlant OF Mrs,
II, Ogden Armour and her daughter, Lo-
ilita, II & .s III s II III
They were held up while riding through
Rogers Park In an automobile by Saxon,
1t Is alleged, 1, who, after leaplng into the
machine, attempted to seize Mrs, Ar-
piour's purse. 1t Ia charged, Sf3
Mrs. Armour, 1t is said, defended her.
self by striking Saxon a stlnglng ploW
ln,the7 face, which knocked him or the
machine. II 3si5 i53 ~. s5 IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25
Fishermen Drowned.
FfaaSB(By Associated Press, j Il, 4

u WILDWOOD. Nj u, August "a Two
Norwegian fishermen are believed to have
lost their lives to-day off this place,
during the northeast gale, Karl Karl
sen, accompanied by a helper whose name
Is unknown. left here this morning for,
The fishing banks. Later In the day their
dory was wished ashore, and nothing has
been heard OF the men.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25
Chinese Boycott.

I55j ~ (ByS8 Associated Press,
si HONG KONG, August 24 4.--rhe Amer1-
can Consul g eneral has sent dispatch
to the VioeroyS Of Canton requesting him
/ to suppress II the boycott association for
the hindran OF f#Amerlcan: commerce, The
association recently held several several !
monster meetings, @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25
Dry Dock lin Use. {
n lRY " ssc,cIatad D pras.s N

3f43l BY Associated PreSs.) q .l
1NVASEI1NGTON ID, O., August 2f,---
The Navy Department has been Informed
by cable that the floating dock Dewey
was utilized at Olonsa 20, Manila hay, for
the first time. When the army transport
Meade was docked there yesterday. s$s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25
Murdered -Four q: Men.

8I w 33I3 "a (By ssoclated Prese1 t137l
& CANTON, Cs.A,, A gust s 24.----H Henrys
GregEs a white man, is held In jail here
waiting the arrival OF the sheriff OF Z
Louisiana. Greggs Is said to be- wanted
In that State for the murder OF four
mon In Now Orleans. n \, g575
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25
Baseball Plant Burned.

iES3s i IL 4 (By Associated Press.) fSB
d PROVIDENCE, r.. i, August A,--The
baseball IL plant OF the Providence Eastern
League at Rocky Point and a large
laundry and fbakehouse near by were
burned to-day. VI i93 IL ,Stf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25
Jury Discharged

~ 1f.33a (ByR Associated Press
SPRINGFlELD, MO, August N,--The &
Jury In the case OF Ross Galhraith. the 4
alleged lynch mob leader. this afternoon 4
reported a disagreement. and It was
discharged by the court. IS +, ~ K II i5S$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25
more MOI 7'RF|OUBLE:Wi|||'7|iH|I
hEgR0Es: NOW ! Feared al {
Battalion Of Troops Said to Have
Been Sent to- Mexican
Border, 4.

AUSTIN, TEXAS, \ August 24.-It Is re-
ported that a battalion OF the troops sta-
toned at Camp Mabry will leave In an
hour for the Mexican bord Ter, N While the
reason for the Issuance OF such orders
that there has been a recurrence OF the
trouble at Brownsville. and that the
troops are to go to that point ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25

s4 BRoWNHy1LI4B TEXAS, August s4.--
Last night Ranger Captain Mcdonald
caused the arrest OF several members Of
Company H G, Twenty fifth Infantry, on
the charge OF being the principals In the
recent raid which resulted m the killing
yof q citizen and the wounding OF the
VIII be held here pending the arrival of
General Bell. chief OF 5st taft, to make a
thorough, Investigation Consequently
there is some perturba ton,
4 s. Tpinight there is "a renewal OF The pre-
Scapti ions taken TO see that : none H Of the
Sblacks enter the town.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25
Miss Williams in Paris.

X 4 PARIS, August n atiss Louise VIII
fliams. Of Rirhmopd registered at the
Nav York Herald otaes to-day, s gB
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25
Rabi@Conl.[ing:!.

4 Word has been received here from SAN
tiago that eneral Jesus Rab1i q b With wo ..
,Ylelta "A 10 to help put down N he &siiis
surrection. This, however, Is not cons
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-23

9effelien paa &eitfDitcn.

DerDm i%fripsr en- Snoienoer Ire
0Olitebro til nar. 0gbt.4 uuoer
MQrfet X:
Scr bar nplig Gioit i 5ebr.) pc
ret bolot 9afteliesuge. Oct Ct MI
Den troie Sang, 9pen bar bait bet
/ oenne 9inter.
80 at 9rqfterne peo Sognetir=
Den treoie Sang, 8nen bar bait BET
9anlefal. iom De benptteoe til en-
Ratte 0}poer.
Wanae Menneiter. iom elers al
oriq tom bperfen / Sirte eler til
g1eoer, oooeoe fig oer6en for at
TIRE guos Oro.
@ette qotale uiite fig imiolertio
aft for fife. MpOerne blep oa for
laqt til port fore Misiionsbus. iom
nu / 10 99fteliesuger bar baret az
oeles operfplot 6per often.
Uidn bar iunget etter oct liue
Sanebefte, iom benptteoes BED De
tsbenbapnife 8aftelIelsmpoer. Sols
~Ifinsfanqene bar taget mango ON
0iertet. og Msoerne bar aaereoe
taaret aoffilige gleoelige 6ru9ter.
6pis 9reiterne fra gpen og Omz
eanen funoe uo6oloe 4rbejoet, tunne
nan biit qerne bliDe beo til pdaI lie
meo 0isIe unOerlige Mgoer. bpor
Der tales lige no, og 6por mango
in6tranaenoe. forte Bonner lposr
runht ON fra De fore tn9lenoe Sta
rer. ION bliber tilbage for at beoe.
Soft fines life at tunne bfipe tretie
At at bqre meo. Men M er bet
moi Slut for oenne 8inter.
Tor sbriqt bar Ser / belle 0me3z
nen paret 6olOt 2egioner at Mis=
fionsuger og =mpoer / @inter. 5
mango Sogne er Ser itet tore Bat
teller.
iii 9qreitri6igbe0er melem De
troenoe 6eres Der paa oisIe Ggne
obiolut intet. Ser er be0re 5ing
al toae Bare paa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-23

f"Soreoraq ON: @eroens triitelige
2 tuoenterbebegelfe. 9lanot anoet
frem6apeOe ban Jon Del Ipienoe
Der Den ameritanite Be
pagelfe. 9enue er oeropre bleDen
%reno1rtet % ilo0ebt oeo De 5 Nlios
Ter: 9ibelituoium. 8pn, periOnIi8
9aaDirtning Sommermpoet % 0eOz
ningemis zSinoet.
8aleren mente. At 9epagelien
6er6iemme oar / Stilitano, men oct
par for6aa6entlig S%tilitanoen ipr
oen Itore 9epegelie. Der netop nu
tiltranges ierlig. oa StuoenterHe
iiaar meo oct reli9ipie SpprgsmaaI
onoerleOes emo / 6alofemierne Og
5irierne.
5aleren 6enoiite inotrangenoe til
at benptte Wioler. Der tunoe iGtte
8eoegelien ret / Sang. 6aaoe Si
belItuOium, gpn % oct tammerat-
lige @i0nes6pro.
Senere iumIeoes man / en- SiOes
iaI, % mo0tog Der unOer fornsjes
Zig % gOO Stemning en- lille 5ors
friTtning, ION aomiteen inobeo paa.
Oct pelqtteoe Meoe bil iittert
qipe mansen STUDENT aDit til at
traoe oen triitelige Stuoenterbeo0
oelIe enOnu nGrlnere ooiaa pe0
/ 5inlano til Sommer.
Str. 09bl."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-23
Oe0sfoI0. en Of aosfil0e1

Oeosfof6. Gn of 8ostiloes
egnens unIete 2anbman6, Sogne
fo9eo Sens Sersu 6onien at 6siz
fp, er oen 3. os. afgaaet Deo Dg=
Ben, fun AZ 9ar edmmel. Qfoeos
par lila. .Rosfiloe gpis" en- iprig
% barm @en uf Sfptteiagen. Dsls
ION Meolsm at 5orreiningsuobdls
oct for gl. RosfiI6e Qmts Stbttes
forening og oeIs Iom 5ormono for
%. arsos bar ban / en- lana 9or4
r1tte ejort It fort % aoot QrbejOe
for benne Gag. 6dnien bar iefu
en- obgtie Stptte, % ban tOs altin
Observation-Disclosures, IineIom ban Here
|@ange bar 2tbttefOnge.
Soqnefooe6 Sens Sgren 6anIen
bar | Or6ets beoffe Gorifanb en-
BARN 59orefanospen oa en- 400 fon.
ferpotib Mano, ban bar berbos en-
bramfri, ftilfarois os poerff FAM
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-23

Oitti9beOsfulo Mano. paa Sruno
al Oisie Ggenita6er bop0e ban puns
oct fig mango 9enner, ION bill moos
tage 9%uoifabet ON bans iioli9s Oso
me0 9emoo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-23

5000 &r. / g offefoben.
Gn W2ono / ND6org. Ser BAR Deo
al i~ortere gamle 9rebe, hapoe, meo=
aeles Der n5pens Stiftst.". Iost
1000 Sir. / 100 Geofer poa set
iamme goro. ION be tasiereoe gre-
be. 0a ban bar faroig meo at
~iortere greOene, puiteoe ban 6ele
9unten / 9attelopnen % opoaqeoe
tort efter, at Qengene bar borie.
San ri MI trablt me0 at unoerfsqe
aattelobnen, os bar iaa beloiq at
fin0e go Stumper al De forbrenoie
Se6ler. Disie bill M biibe pra.
ientereoe Rational6anfen. Der laa
mdafte bill e~ritatte 8els6et.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-23
8riitelist StuOentermgOe.

9eH 6dHfte S9erHite for De nor
oiIte Stuoenterme6er meo trifteligt
Qroqram baDoe inobuot Stuoenterz
reroenen til Nlgoe / 0ittmads Go
fale til 4ftenen Den Z. os. st Bar
6unoreoe Stuoenter par TONNE III
Steoe.
9lanot oe tiliteoebGrenOe bemerz
ieoes 6ofdef @rep Moltte, Dozen
ierne 0sfar Qnoerien. s. q. 8ang
% Warming FAINT Or. phil. Coz
Qebmann.
Brofesior QmmunoIen inoleoeos
re0 en- biitOrift ODeriigt oper De
noroiffs friitelige Stuoentermeoer.
Der Iioen oct ferfte / 6iaerBo 1890
bapoe peret bolOt 6bert 4dr I ct
at De ire noroiite Riger. S9rlia
9etnonine bapoe MsOet / 8aoiteno
fact. ioet 8eroens friitelige Stu=
oenterIamfuno bar blepen oannet
Der meo Or. Garl 5ries iom
Gormono og SObn 81. Wlott iom
Setret9r.
Sioite Mgoe df6olotes / Soro
1903. og Der ifuloe egentlig babe
baret boIot ct / fiofte CONNER.
4f forftenige 9enfpn baboe nan
cog neieoes meO rationale Meoer
bos os pad 8ogs.
Men M til CONNER 6oloes Iad
Get Matte noroiite og for ferite
Song | 5inluno. 5innerne bar
biotil bel funnel oeltage / Meoerne,
men paa 9runo at De politiife ayors
BOLD life IelO funnel bare sSnobDz
oere.
Meoet er berammet til 17.-23.
Suli | ben oeiIigt beliggenoe gD
99iott.
efter at babe gi0et en- Del Opz
~Ipsninger ON Rejfen og ReiIeomz
foItninger, frembaDeoe 3alerep, al
Mcoet funoe foa fGrlig getDonin1
for 5inldno, mso bets nDDunone
5ri9eo, og oernait for De nOroiite
Soft. bIanot bpilte Stormen / 5ior
bar efterldot faa megen gitter6ec.
5dleren bar uforbeoerlie meo Sen.
i'm til at fatbolos Sa16et ON si
enigt Roroen. Sg oct 5inlanos.
Msoe funoe biorage til at milons
5orboloene.
Oerefter ldgoe Taleren Ddrmt 90
hjerteligt pao Sinbe, bpao oe fri
ftelige Gtuoentermgoer tiliiafer.
5erp Subs Rige, Mfggrelfen Oper
for Rriffus, Og obbere Snotrenaen
| 6ef1igoommen, oern9f fom Gil.
gift bet fommeratlige Samb9r
ZEN naturffenne Ggn.
81. 3. II. M.s @eneraffefretar
Gano. Rfcaro, bof6t oerefter ct OBJ
Ipfenoe, ir6tr9ngenoe oe Iipligt