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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-16

ppg luu DtIlt9I Ahutti ny luu lt9l
fpureoe gamle 8aren; ntun ituloe
Deosoolten Before beret Den life
beoenIfe Ouo Minors 8~erIisbeOss
pill, iom Minneian9erne pleier at
Innse. Men ieg maa BOG Il
gileoet, 6r. Riooer2" Oeoblep bun,
ibet bun gap Aage ct bemmeligt
gint.
sd" fDareoe ban. rs er en- gam
mel fnois apinoe. SnobiIoningtn
fploer life Goers 6ierne meo iss
geIiqe gilleoer. Der bar 5 oetl"
n0g MI itol in9en uf Ser foa
oct igenl" ruabte bun Og lob no.
elfe, iom ba0oe TAT fig / 6OOeoet
at maatte babe giaeoet, lob efter
ben6e og piloe inappe beuoe oct 10
iaf 6aanoen, men gamle 8aren, Der
net itfe tiinoe tilaoe oct, foroi bun
alt / Sen Qnleoning baboe baaget
cen i~ppnlpg Rat mso GIie. betantie
lig life l9nge men taIteoe 8ileoei
no at 8inouet / Dammen.
.0et BAR 1et eiort af Dig" rado=
te GlIe fortgrnet og grab at @reoe.
Serpeo opito6 en- SabsbeO Of
GortemtbeS, Der mart bIeo uFbruoi
at en- p~irtelig uGpftslig bpi 9Iu5e.
Singer. Den afoeoe 0nglings fOl-
lopeoe gruo. narmeoe fig meo 6p-
len og oulten. 6un gentos, at Oct oilot
mtrsite benOe, bbis benoes geiler Zig en-
fornsm Riooer tunoe bltpe begrabet
/ 9irten / Steoet for paa airtegaaf.
ben. 6an boboe baret Stenbuggsr
og forfaroiget mango 9igitens for
ooelige 6errer og 5ruer; nogle I'll
hugue Sanoitens too enonu / Stu.
let. Qdar ban III bleb begrapet
airten, % Der bleD lagt en- Tmui
Stsn obsr bans 6rab, Iaa tunot
bun ii6oe Ser og ie paa eigitenen.
neoens Der bIeD praoitet, os an;
Dc eitanier og Mesier, Scr IsS obet
rams @rab. biIoe 0or6e BAN til
Sj9lemesIer.
Glis Og 2tagc fan0t bette gn'tt
ioG naturIigt, at De ftrats fObeoe q
opfpl0e oct.
Mage git ieIo / otn Qnleoning fef-
genoe Dag til qrioren for aloiterct.
9a ban tom til6ase til Gfe, fagoe
bdn;
r6oor ieliomt traTsr oct fg!
Seq tan gore oenne oeos llngerIpeno
IN eaoe meo Den eneits 6~runoejen.
bonn. ieg bar / 9anmart, uoen al
jeg ielp 0ioite Oct. Da min Talig
5aoer bleD b%egrdoet. fs6te bans
Ben Neitsr 6dHs for bans rin9e
gfterlaoenifdb faa tor en- plaos !
ct. girgittes aapel, at Der enoni
e Rum til ct Gig. Den ffaI itaf-
tels Singer baoe til in 5aitemdno.g
Oct oar lite efter Glies Sino, al
Ct fremmso Gig ituloe Iigge pro
Sioen al 9a9es 5aoer; men bun
fanot ia oeri.
g1afts Dag tom RaHe for at
@t9tsnite Sc 5orIOpe6e.
.@oo 4ftenl"
.0oo aften. 8ioosrl Seq baa6e-
.oe nappe at fe gber ! Dag"
n6oorfor2"
Der rsgner 10 itartt."
.3a. oct regner."
.Sad cr 5 6lebeu 0aa6."
n3a. isg er Ouao."
Bill 5 bare nOoIe tsrrs aIeoer
iaf mine24
Rel sutls
Ser opltoo en- for: 5apsbeo. Gn-
0elis idgOe Rane:
Def er ianot! - er BET ianot2"
50, bet err" iOdrsoe Gtfe.
rMltIuo forloDst msb Rfooeren :"
ga, goOe BEN"
n5il 2ptte!"
rgi tattsr! iasbe Mage.
0u opftoo Der en- enonu l9ngere
9upsbeo, % Glfe iagoe snoelie:
.5boo npt2 3 bar 10 D9ret | RIOS
49,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-16

ftprte FIG imoo, bbao Der Oiloe
TONNE.
Gfter en- 9ios 6orleb gif 0eren
Cd, en- ariger. i%nOipsbt / en- pio
8appe og meo en- 9ialm paa SOpts
oct. iom ftiulte bans 4nIigt, trudote
inc. Da for ferite Sang Iant
3beoooros Moo; fom 9uen flag.
Ter angit oa flagenoe ON, naar Den
bsrer 6ssens Iufenoe 9ingefdJ
oper fit Sopeo, Iadleoes lob bun
Itrigenoe og iamrenoe fra oen enc
aroe Of 89relfet til oen anoen %
iegte forgGpes ct TfGrmenoe Stiul.
Oct bleb imiolertio ituofpitet, al
,naar Rr0en er iterit, er !6j9Gpen
nermeit". og at bi meo SanobeO
Finger ON Dor 9uo: pei bar ban
ale Steoer".
9bo fan fibre 3beOooros 6or
bobIeIie. 5rbo og 3atnemmelisbeo,
oa &ri9eren opIaOer fin Muno %
flyer;
Softer! bar ei banse for MIG;
ieg er life, bpao ieg ipnes at bore.
llobortes er jeg en- lllb, %inobortes ct
5aar; for at frelie big er ieg tom
men. StDno DIG, bit &laoer meo
mig, gaa, jeg bliper tiI6age og poper
aipet for Din StDI6".
Oct bar en- from &riiten peo
Robn 0pOpmus. Der baOoe uofunOet
benne Gift for at fri oen rene, eIiles
li9e apin6e fra Den forfGr6eliqe
StGbne. iom bar tiltantt benoe.
86eooora bplle6e fig I arigertap
rem, fog 9iaImen poa. og 9popmus
fagoe:
r@aa iaa oa MI / @uos Rapa.
ie life pad nogen, tai life III nogen,
aau Din Del Iige frem".
9et ajor0e bun og Hap uantaiiet
no al 6uiet. Ii9eiom SdIdmanoerel.
aaar uIiaot gennem Slosn, og Spos
nen ippnmer bOio og TAR i oct
muore6e @ono. iaaleoes tom Den
feIige SOmfru ubeimiitet no fra oct
Steo. boor uren SGo Os ~uT9oeliat
Smuos om9ab ben0e ale 8e9ne.
Sort efter Git en- gngling inc /
aammeret til Den formentIige &Oin.
De; = ban fanot en- Wan6 oerinoe;
Torunoret uobre6 ban:
,5orbanOIer 9riitus nu 9pinoet
til Wano!"
Db6pmus foarsoe: Dor !Serre
ariltus bar life forpanoiet mig.
apin0en er en- aDinoe, iom bun bar
tilforn. og ieg en- ariiti Sjener, iOm
jeq alto bar bRret".
gngIingen ileoe til Guitratius Of
fortalte. h0uo Der bar Ttet. 9pOp.
mus bleo itebnet % fortalte. bpors
Dan oct bele par gaaet til.
rRin SUB lenote mig for At
frelie benOs". iaaoe ban; oct Oar
cans eneite lln6ffpIoning.
Guifratius 6emte oa, at ban fgrit
auloe 9u6ftrp9es. for6i ban beo Gil
habce unoOraget 5bso0ora fra ben
benoe tilosmte Strdf og at ban
oerpad tuIoe bals6usges, fOroi ban
par en- ariiten.
9omnen IiuIoe uofsrss; men od
ee tom til Retteriteoet, trangte 3bs
eooru ia frem for euitraiius %
iagoe:
sDer CT Isg, goerH on Diloe opets
qibe til StGnoiel; @uo bar befritt
mig oerfra, men lite fra DeS.n.
9seg tiliteoer life, at oenne SUBS
3jener 1ol % for ben aarligbeo,
fan bar uobiii imoo mig; jes bill
op for BAN og gengatoe BAN bans
9erliq6eo. Msn fan Oct life lila
Deg, oa lao mig % meo bam, al hi /
Screening fan nua Martprtronen"
0a bIeO ielp Guitratius beDaz
get; / TT Sierte tGntte ban. at De
arifine Dog p%iitnot a Den ianoe
SUBS 5jsnere. Wen Senfbn til
aejIern Os 5rbst for bans 9reo,
honot S9noerne paa BAN fom for
rum nm NiIntttS. frioihe hem fnn
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asorauteret aur iur oamorrboiOsr

Rlssnbe, inbpenbings. blsgsnOs elsF
5remffuDte. geneene tifbuss fra Ups
tb<fersn. tDis poso Ointment
sffs furerer / 8 til IA Das.. 50.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-16
HEB Arnrn
DEN blege NiOOrr.
af Q6om Oe6lenfcbldger.
GortIat.)

Riooer Mage bdpoe titbragt Den
rrnneIfe Qften bos tin 5aitemp; nj
1eo ban langiomt bjem Og o%oerOeis
soe oct TtOre 9pttefifte. ION ban
sift ieIp ret tunoe fatte.
SORT ga ban nermeoe fig Sneoz
fsrhuIet, falot oct BAN ino, at DC
ftotfeIs geboeres Stabne bar brit
fOrffeaia fra bans. 9eres enefte Spa
SipaIo, Der par f%orIobet meo elies
Serne, laa / en- biofg Sober, %
nan tbipleoe ON bans 9ip. 9a Rio
Oeren n9rmeoe fig Soften, bsrte
nan, at man greo brit oerinbe
III, ban er oift Oeo!." tantte ban.
..5por feIiomt er MenneItets 2i0i
bpor omFtifteligt! 0a- ieg par UNIT
feliq, par De lpftelige; MI od lea
npoer Den 6pieite 9ptialig6eo, for
fDipler De"
0u ban aabneoe 6%ptteOeren, iaa
IAN aaoer. Mlooer og 8ruo an
strengs fg for at bringe Den rdfsns
It Ipee / Sen9 igen. 6an too meo
Ct ems / 6aanoen. meO ~glpoenoe
glnIigt Do Iggte meo 8ampetrGfter.
ION Raferist gap ham. al priite iig
m M 0eres 9lrme.
REL ran ftal brenoel" raabte Den
Spge opbragt. rieg ian life uoitaa
set ~ufifpeligt penlige @niiet meo
zen lurenoe, truenoe Wine,"
-Rin I~tattels Son %raIer," raab.
1e Saoeren. rbieIp mig, 5r. Rto-
oer. at Faa BAN / Sepg igen. goers
olaeoe oerin0e, Manoen / Den bpioe
ssoppe meo BET rsoe aors, bar be-
St0nOig fpGpet BAN for Zine. Del
Srep BAN tilitoit no AT Seneen;
ban ereb 2piet paa gor6et, 6u ben
par uIene ct gieblit, og baboe aGere.
De tenot Slo / Sdblen. inoen Hogen
al ps nioite oeraf. Seq bdaber, 81.
Den er fluff"
Riooeren aabneOe 9pren og fanof
tit aammer fulot al Rpg. MoIara
9iaeoe ftoo / lps Cue; mi0t / 5lar-
men ftirreoe enonu Stormeiterena
Zie meo oen fo~runoerlig blioe
5ruIeI poa @age = og blep pluO.
3efiG fortaret at Sloen. Mage lpb /
ssgftsnet. benteoe @ano Og flutts0e
sSloeu, fom trueoe meo at opbr9roe
ouIet. Smiolertio bapoe man brusi
zen i1ge I Ssng, Og ban faIot I en-
onb. osolignenoe SIummer.
Der blege aiooers Stue bar igtn
4pooelig, fun sengeH meo Den osoe
Eneoferfens Gig itoo Ser. aioosr
Mage habOs forlaot 6bttsn. betalt
sin 9eie % boeoe MI / en- Sioebpg=
ming at Bergen hos fin itsnne
Bruo.
Den samle Sneofer too allen.
/ 1T @arfitso Og tsmrsoe i'm Ssn2
3igfiite at 9pgetra.
.8u fare 3re!" iagoe ban; Oh
ftoo oeruoe paa 6gjen. 6Dor ti6t
hor ieg fom Barn leget unoer Dig
"a TDoet meo min 0looer / Din
5ipgge. gaa min g~rnlupsoag Ddr
ieg Der ogfaa, % tiOt bar jeg baaret
min eneite 0reng paa 4rmen ben
unoer DIG. Seq baabeoe, at bans
Bsrn oafad en- Sang fuloe lege
amber Dig og are lpttelige; ie8
pifOe feire bans Brnaup unoer oir
Sop. 2pniloen Tog neo / DIG pda
Fomme Dag, ben ilog He6 / airten
SIN fpbfe ies Dig, oa ou bar id0et
IRA s. ROo. os Oiloe tgmrs min
Egng gruosfsng at oine 5ilier.
lei bar taabellsi, Del Tra, boori
2nnilosn fldnr neb, sr ct ulptteligt
2r1. Men til 2igtiite fan Oh
p9rs goo NOT
Riooer @dge Iao pud Bergen hos
fin GHe / aarligbeoens fortrolise
5umtole. Sun Diloe legs meo ben
anIons gooite, fom ban bar pae
grnItet, oq lutte ben op; men ban
ss,Iae life tinooe set. Qlt Tom ban
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-16

EDIT VI sender frit IN Prove at DIR. Parks
! NIL SKIN Cure, som heibTeder Oct aller
vserste TiltsefIe af Hud-yge. Fofling og-
saa is istr oxer skandiuavtsk Atdic1n 7
OK Stevensoa= Medi ciuer. Ak mt T 0nskes
IEVENSON5 aPOT 1T K
Dos Riverside Az q, n n eapalls, MINI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-16
o.ssysa RssIt atttist 9~taHbtnasiRs
RNlkk1. 2saHs o. QpinDsr III at arbeist

for es | flu sstn 6iemstapn, OsIaa
nosfe M al rsile for o.. ztaois pIaes for
ylntsren easr Tor belle slaret. Zen 2 :. 30
pr Fac. - paaIiesiiet 8irma snts fort &a'
piiaI- goeIie behsbss lite. men maa bape sooe NH'
belalinaer. Oor n9rmere CpInsHinesr "TRIP TIL
NJ. MILLER, MRr.s
2zO-Z7S WABASH AVE-. CHICAGO, IL
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-16
.qt asmpeI6errernsa st0rmeEe.

Nj 3empeIberrerues Stormeiter
% mango andre S~empelberrer sr
tsmte Iom guosbefpottere og 8rolo-
meno og lepenoe branote paa en- 2
/ 5eineFo0en."
SUBS gloo! Def er umuligi!'
raabte Mage. De nibbruone 81
folt bar 10 bragt en- ganite moos
tat 6fterretning."
On StipperIegn!!" foareOe Rofie.
SEQ bar bsrt oct at 9e9dtens egen
Wuno. Wolan bar eners beret gam
tie uItDloi9; bporfor ban ogida itaI
babe inoitapuet fine Moroere, gd-
ben % 9ongen. inoen Qaret er ON
me for SUBS OomitoI. paben er al
lereoe 900. % meo pbilip er oct
bel ogIaa Inart forbt; tbi ban CT
blepen ganife ma9er Og bleg, ffGls
per ober ale 2emmer, ian bbertelr
Tpiie. brittle eIer fObe; og ienoer
@uo omfring til ale 9onger for Al
unofploe fig; tun formaur ban Oct
lite for i'm egen onbe Sambittigbeo."
SOB Rat, glfe!" bbiifeoe Rio
Ser aage. iost ban rate benoe en-
folo 9soningeboan6.
8et bar blebet fau mertt / Dali
len, at bun life tunoe ie anOet ems
Den forte Stiftelie. Der fto0 for
Iten6e fum en- Stpsge.
r9tase, for Seiu StpIo, bliO ber!"
raa6te @lfe 9nsitelig.
Seq tan life. 500 Rut, geo
Tat" raabte ban og foribunot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-16

Riooer Mdge iao pad Bergen hos
Fin Gfe I a1~rlisheoens forfrOltgs
Sumtdle. DUN biloe lege meo ben
qpIone gooite, Tom ban bar Pdt
grpItet, o. lutte ben op; men ban
Diloe life tillooe oct. qlt iOm ban
Droreoe fig, If bun ifsrrs Chit og
5oaoe enoelis boIDt Dreo: ndar bur
life maafie fs 8ineoet, iaq Oilo'
aun heller life elite BAN mere.
G,omle 8aren Tom iuit mo mto
en- oejlig Rage.
.aipes S alt. Ssrn2" roabfs bur
1genoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-16


raabte Glfe 9nsitelig.
Seq tan life. 500 Rut, geo
Iatl" ruabte ban Os foripanot.
Den gamIe Sneoter Iao Res
9Rionat og baageoe oper fin Ssus Gig
Ii 4ages forriae 9areIIe. 9iget la0
tlqot I 9iiten; TO 5Gaelps br9noie
peo 6obeoet af ben 0soe paa bpje
Er9itager. iom 5aoeren bdboe ftad4
ret % oberitregst meo aenrsg. Den
Iaf Summer. @rbei0e og Ruttebads
Gen opbt neobsieoe @ubbs fac iom
ct Stenbilleos, ftstteoe ainoen III
6aanben, Qlbuen til 9n9et og itir=
reoe moo SorOen.
Qage traaote mo.
5aoeren iaa i gsiret, % oa BAN
bier Riooeren par. too ban Op. gift
BAN iagte / Msos, fom ON ban
life 0iIoe Oatte Den Osoe. Og iagoe
meo oGmpet Rsit:
MI, 6r. 8i0oerl Sommer 5 iod
fl6e / glat for at ie min f%tattels
Sen2 Seq latter GOer. at 5 bar
ieiet bans arue gruo / at faa BAN
neolagt / airten.@
r6pOroon befnoer fig G6ers 6us
iiru % Sbigeroatter?" ipurste Rib
oeren.
r0e Dil6e Ogiaa page" fparebs
8ubben; men De uomatteoe aref=
ter fororeoe oeres Ret, De sr fal6en
Ii Sebn oerinSe."
r0g 8. gamle Mono, bebsOsr Og-
Taa 6pile. Seq ian Dog life iooe /
Rat; 6bis Goer iaa tptfes. bill ies
IoHefe Ser"
nQf, fare 6r. RioOerl oct er for
megst."
Sat inc Og rrg Ser til Ro; Der
imoo Worgen bill jeg taIot puu eOer
% tags Qffeo; til Der foreituar mig
cH lang Rejie."
r5orlaosr G6ers ifpuHe 5piis-
me2"
-J1ei. jeg forla6er benOs life"
fagoe Riooeren; ~ipsrg mig lite
mere og begiO Gosr til &c."
0ubbeH gil; Qa9e fate fig lige
oDer for osn 6s6e. 6u ban fsrff bar
oe taget SDeoeougen af bans Pm
|igt.
.Stal6rooerll" fa9oe ban, aDu
cit enonu blegere emo ieg. Site idnot2
2jebliftet er lite iao bittert, ION
mangen arDiter forefiIIer fig Del.
Og M ToDsr 6u bliot Og Deo Inlet
al aodfer, Qnsit og fejliTdgue Sda6.~
Berpaa tab Riooeren og ittrreoe
zen Tor fig. 5iIfaloigDis falot bans
Zine poa ct 9r9t. fom gamIe 5hors
pdIo 6dboe Fat I 8inonet for sr9fs
oinoen. aaqe fenote trials 2epninz
gen of III gile6e. bet par ct Stpt
fe of ben bDioe Gaabe meo bet rsoe
&ors. Gortfettes.)
The Washington times., 1906-12-25
SENT HUMAN HAND
TO THE BARTENDER
GreWSOme Present Left for
Christmas Gift StartleS
Customers.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. Dec. PA hu-
man hand was the Christmas present
that came Monday to Charles Casson,
bartender in saloon at 1910 Payne
avenue northeast
Sunday night "a man whom the porter
did not recognize, left il on the bar in
a cigar box neatly wrapped in pink
paper.
"A little Christmas present Tor
Charlie" he said.
Casson found It when he opened the
place Monday.
Pretty nice Q bc a." ns-ni OPI I'.r
way. eh?' he said as he broke the
string.
Cigars. I suppose" said a baker who
happeBed in.
Me Tor cigars-what? No it's some
thing else" said Casson % he came to
a wrapping Of pink and white tissue
paper inside. The baker bent close,
while CassOn removed these wrappiugs
with care.
Then out fell the hand.
Wow" yelled the baker and bolted
through the door. lie left his basket of
bread and his untouched drink on the
bar and has not been back since
CasSOn turned il over with an ice pick
where i lay. There was 30 mistake 4
human hand il wes-the right hand OF
a man. and still bloOdstained
CassOn buried the hand ia the back
yard.
Dom talk about it" he said To all
inquirers Monday night. II want to
forget it,
The Washington times., 1906-12-25
CONTEST IS LIKELY
TO REVEAL MURDER
Will Fight Leads Former PO-
lice Chief to Talk
of Crime.

LYNN. Mass, Dec. 25.-The publicity
given through a will contest 10 the
long-buried mystery Of thc murder Of
Frank Hathaway, Of MarbIehead, soon
will result. Il is now stated. IN the
prosecution of a respected and well-to-
do citizen OF Lynn. John 5. Atkins. for
mer chief of police OF Marblehead. said
that he knew positively who murdered
Hathaway. The information came to
him, he said. after he severed his con-
nection with the police department. but
why it has not become public before is
not known.
Hathaway was killed by a blow on
the head while returning home one
night twenty-five years ago. He had
been 10 sell some real estate. and the
murderer supposed Hathaway would be
carrying $1,000. Instead, the murderer
got only 500 The man was killed near
a cemetery, and his body was not found
until the next morning state and city
police worked for a long time on the
murder. but no tangible clue was
found so far as the public ever learned.
Atkins SAYS the murderer was a
after the crime he left that town. Al
klns. who was on the police force
twenty years, says he can put his hand
on the suspected man any time. and
prove his guilt.
The public had forgotten the Hatha-
way murder when last week. in the
contest OF the will Of a Lynn man, his
children alleged that he had cut them of
in favor of a woman who said she was
engaged 20 marry him, and that because
she knew he was the murderer OF Hath
away he did not dare refuse 10 Will her
his property. The woman denied the
charge, but the contest spurred the
police to attempt TO solve the buried
mystery
The Washington times., 1906-12-25
Railroads.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

(6Chedule il effect November &5. 1869
400 y Mold DOMINION EXPRESS.
Week da~s-Stops az principal points in
Virginia. NestiDule train. standard
coaches. p1Tl0T car 10 Clifton Forge. with
connection for Virginia Hot Springs
Pullman sleepeTs Clifton Forge 10 Louis
Vile Cincinnati. IndianapO ST Louis
sad Chicago. BUFFET service from GOrdons.
VILE.
l.D p. M-NEW c. & o. LIMITED. Daily.
Fast new vestlbule train. stops only al
G0TdonsviIie. Charlottesville. Staunton.
Clifton ForEe and C0yington, Va Ron
CeveTte and Hinton. ". Va Pullman
sleepers 20 Lexington. L5uisvlile, Ciucin-.
natl indianapolis, St Louis, and Chi
oago. Dining cars. a Ia carte service.
mo p. Nj F. Y. LIMITED, Daily.
Solid vestibule train Pullman sleepers 70
Cincinnati. Lexington, sad Louisville.
Compartment sleeping Sar 20 Virginia
Hot Springs week days. Dining cars a
Ia carte service Sleepsrs Cincinnati 20
Chicago and ST Louis and Louisville 70
Memphis Nashville. and Southwest.
Reservations and tickets Al Chesapeake and
Ohio Offices. 5l3 Penney lyania ave; 6Us lath
St near +: and Sixth Street Station. TeLe-
phone Main SI5l Tor Pennsylvania r. y
Cab Seryice, and Aaih lOss for 4. & D,
Ticket Od.ee- EO2t-tr
The Washington times., 1906-12-25
Miner Hicks DOdging
Dan Cupid's ArrowS
Little God of Love on Trail of Man Rescued
From Long Imprisonment Under Ground;
Beseqed With Theatrical Offers.

BAKERSFIELD, Cal, Dec. 25.-Lind-
say b. Hicks. the miner rescued from
his hfteen-dly tomb under Granite
mountain. is having the most difficult
problem OF his life 10 solve. 1t is
whether he shall accept one of the vari-
Gus theatrical offers made TO him, or
heed the call of Cupid and sink into
5bScurity as mere married man.
For all the offers made to Hicks have
not come from persons who desire him
to display himself as a curiosity He
has received score OF more of pro
pOsals OF marriages, Some OF the writ
ers declare they have such means that
he will be able to live without working
the balance of his life Pictures of the
fair candidates for a place in his afrec-
tiOn have accompanied several OF the Of
fers.
II Hicks yields to Cupid it VIII be a
The Washington times., 1906-12-25
GIANT PIPE LINE
STANDARDS RIVAL
Plan to Drive Rockefeller In
tereSt Out of South
west Field.
THE GOVERNMENT GIVES AID
Regulations Preventing New Line Fall
ing Into Clutches of the
Trust.

Preliminary action i'm the direction OF
driving the Standard oil Company out
Of the Southwestern neld has been taken
by the Government. Regulations have
been issued under which VIII be con-
structed the greatest independent oil
pipe line I'm the world II viii not only
rival the Standard. but, by the terms
OF the regulations, it will be impossible
for the proposed pipe line ever 10 fan
into the hands of the Standard or any
other monopoly.
The independent pipe line proposed
will he constructed by the Meilen COM
pany. OF PittsbuTg, which has been
granted a concession 10 erect II pipe
line from Bartlesville. ]. IT,, 20
Texas points, for the purpose OF glVlnE
the Indian Territory and Oklahoma
fields al outlet 10 Gulf ports. The Mel
lens are Independents who nave Iohs
operated with success against lhe
Standard. They expect TO erect line
costing 81 coo COO.
Secretary Hitchcock, James r. Car
fcld. who will succeed him, and Indian
Commissioner Francis +. Leupp have
prepared the regulations. which have
been carefully designed 70 prevent the
proposed line falling into the grip OF the
Standard OH monopoly. They consist
Of nineteen sections and give the sec
retaTy OF the Interior autl Ority TO can
Gel the contract OF any individual or
company if the terms of tte contract
are violated. No pipe line or any con-
trolling interest in a pipe line can be
transferred without the written consent
Of the Secretary of the Interior. The
regulations aim 10 prevent discrimina-
tious and TO enforce fair treatment of
all oil producers.
Secretary Hitchcock has sent notice
Z" Indian Inspector Wright. at Musko-
gee, J. T., resembling 4 recent order 10
shut down all Oil and gas wells in the
Usage nation. The wells. with the eN-
ception Of three, We're lately closed by
deputy mdrshals.
The Washington times., 1906-12-25
BALTIMORE & OHIO B. B.

LEAVE STATION. New Jersey ave. and 81
ROYAL Blue Linz.
Every Other Hour on the Odd Hour
TO PHILADELPHIA AMI NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. 2sD 81. NEW YORK
sT.O0 a-m--DineT. Pullman Pa-lOr
TH.OJ a.m--HuucJ. PaTl0T. ; HF. Train
$500 a.ul.-Dlner ana -SullTnan ParioI Car
III .Oo a. a.m.-DIneT ana Pullman FaTior Ca
100 p.m-Diuer ana pullman PaFior car.
900 p-m--''Royal Limited" All PuIlmans
a 90 p.u--CoaChes 10 Philadelphia.
800 p.m.-Diner ana Pullman rar!or.
$50 p-m.-COaChss 10 Philadelphia.
ell 10 D-H--stecpers.
sz.5I p.ul.--SIesL LsFs.
ATLANTIC CRY, J5:Oo 500. flI.Co a. m.
EVERY HOUR cN THE HOUR.
WEEK DAYS, A. N 10 2. IL
TO BALTIMORE.
Week days 2:57 800 ESQ, 100 - 500
g.S5. 800 $50. 1880 II % a. M. Io.JU Noon.
L .0J. % g.O1. s.OJ. s.20 40. as. 5.o5 5O5
10, 600. 30. I.U1. $40. SD. 1000. IJ.55.
SUNDAYS: -. 5:Oo: 20 $50, 500; - %.
s.5c. l0:0O. It;So, n 80 - =. IN.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO AND NORTH WEST. 'I-e- y. m.
CINGINNATL ST LOUIS. AND LOUIS
VILE. 500 q. M, 400 y. m, 'lz 40 night.
FlITSBURG, 'l;-2 p m-. 's-iJ p IA. 49,
" CLEVELAND. $40 p. m COLUMBUS.
WHEELING. ss.o0 a. m.. $50 D. m.
WlSCHESTER. IS 80 am. 1905. f5.o0 pm.
ANNAPOLIS. eek days. s.00 a. IA. 1895
nooni 4'45, GOO p H. Sundays, S.SJ a. IL and
80 D. n.
LURAY and ELKTON. s4:65 D. m.
tREpERICk. :S-Sj. ''s;Ia h. m, '"I:sO.
t4:15. 1885 D. m
HAGEKsToWN fs:35 a. m. and fs:Oo p. m.
BOYD ana way points, 1855. s's:i5 =. m.
''l;sO, T5:Oo, I5:S5. ''lOI5. flI'So p, m,
GAITHERSBUEG ana way puints 1s:s5
.'s:l5 a ni,. Ilz;So .'I;st. t3.5a. '5:o5.
20 as 80 80 :a5. s-to.i5, fII.3J d. m
WASHINGTON JUNCTION and way
points. 1875. al a. M. ''l:3o i5;6O
Is 80 p.
'Daily. Except sunday, ssSundays only
Reservation of Sleeping or parlor Car
space. rates Of fare. etc, viii be quickly fur
uished 81 TELEPHONE AT all OF the fol-
lowing Ticket otlCes, I5i3 . St Teiephona
Main 1891. 6l9 pennsylvania Ave. TeleDhoae
Main SS7 StstiJH. New Jersey Ave ana q
st, Ticket ortice, Telephone East es7: Inlor.
Eatinn Bureau East "a no2f-tf
The Washington times., 1906-12-25
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y B.-FSiiUwins schedule nguTss PUBLISHED
ouIy Is Information, and are guaranteed
7s5 y M.-DAILG-LOcal for HEFr sonhurg
WarTsnton. DanVll!e. and way stations
-0.kl M -DAILf-Wa ashlnGton and h'i0rida
Li.nited FiTst-cIass coaches anu sierpe- =,
Columbia, savannah, and Jacksonville Din.
inE Car service
I.I5 A. NJ DAILY-Cn ted States Fast Man
f4Tst-rlass coaches and sleeper g. Ss-
Orleans Dining Car Service.
ksol y Al WEEK '-SAYS-LocSl for Harrt..,
hTrE and way stations on Manassas Hrs,
as T. NJ. DhILl-Local Ter Warrenton an5
: 20 +. M DAILT-Nsw York and A,,.,..
Express. FiFst-elsss Coach 20 AtIsnts
sleeper 70 Columbus. Ga. via AtIsnss
sunset Route Tourist Sleeper WRshinesSIs,
so san Francisco Mondays. Wednesdavs
= SO p. NJ. DAILY-New York ana E,or,6.
Express Through Coaches and sIeeners -
Columbia, Savannah, and Jscksonv via
sieepers 10 Augusta and Port TamDs ps-
ing Car Service IA Carte.
10 90 p NJ DAusY-Sew York ana Marnnh,.
IAmised (yia LyEchbuTgl. First-elass Cosrb
and sleeping Cars 70 Roanoke. Enoxviiis
ChsttanoOga. AMI Memphis: sieepers 10
New Orleans Dining Car Service
1915 2. 81. pAILY-WashinEEOn and South
western Limited. All Pullman .Fain Oh
ssrVation Car 10 Atlanta and Macon. Cirs
Car 70 Atlanta Sieepsrs 10 NashyIlls
Atlanta, Macon. Firm nehAn. New Orleans
Dining Car Service.
C. II. Ackert. v. p. c. NJ: s. Fl
daTdwiek. p, T. NJ; ". II. Tayioe G. p A.
l. s. Brown q. A de4-sf
The Washington times., 1906-12-25
LIVES LOST IN JAMAICA
BY 0VERTURNING OF BOAT

KINGSTON, jamaica. Dec. 25.-Six-
teen persons were drowned BY the over
turning OF a boat IA q storm which
has prevailed Ior two days. Great dam
age has been done to the banana and
other fruit crops The storm is the
worst FOR several years.