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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-27
A CHALLENGE!
Williston Wishes to Play
Tagus a Ball Game for
500 to $1,000.

Williston Graphic: Manager Paul
Leonhardy, in answer to rot published
by Tagus issues the following chal-
lenge and if their talk is anything
more than wind they will accept.
Manager Barry,
Tagus Ball Team.
Dear SIR :.
The Williston Baseball team here
by agrees to meet the Tagus team, al
lowing each team to use any players
that played with their team during the
league games, in game of baseball to
be played at White Earth on Sunday,
September End. 1906, for any amount
from 500 to $1,000 a side, or if you
don't want to play for this amount, we
agree to play for the gate receipts.
Paul Leonhardy,
Manager Williston baseball team.
The above challenge from Manager
Leonhardy shows where he and the
Williston team stands and proves that
they want to rlay ball and are not
pikers. If the Tagus team has any
nerve and their prattlings in the pa
pers is anything but rot they will
prove it by accepting the above chal-
lenge. IL this the Williston boys offer
to go tight down into Tagus' own
county and meet them. The fact of the
matter is they are afraid to play ball
and no doubt they will find some en-
cuse to dodge a game.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-27
O 8 @ @ 8 @ @ 9 o o @ . o .
o SPORTING NOTES.
8 o 9 o 8 . o . o 9 o o o .. o 8 o

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The Chicago Americans have done
the greatest work of the year in base
ball. AT one time this season they
were in seventh place.
Manager McClosky has new team
in st. Louis, with the exception of
Beckley and Grady. His trading has
made money for the Robinsons, but
the team is much weaker than the old
Cardinals.
Pitcher Brown of Chicago will no
doubt succeed Christy Mathewson as
the king of National league pitchers
this season.
The champion Columbus team looks
to have the American association pen
nant cinched. There has been great
deal of wrangling in the A. A. this
season. but Columbus has said moth
ing and played ball
The racing season of the North Pa
cffic fair circuit opens today with a
weeks meeting at Everett. Wash. The
circuit comprises Seattle. Salem, North
Yakima, Spokane, Walla Walla, Lew
iston and Boise.
The annual regatta of the Inland
Yachting association. which takes
place on Lake Winnebago this week,
gives promise of being one of the most
successful events ever pulled off by
the association.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-27
MICHIGAN REGATTA
Yachtsmen Gathering for In
land Lake Regatta on Lake
Michigan.
Associated Pres. to The Evening Times

Annotated Press to The Evening Times.
Oshkosh, Wis. Aug. 27-With
large fleet in the harbor. sail and
power yachts OF all sizes, rigs and
descriptions, it looks as if the annual
regatta of the Inland Lake Yachting
association would rival, If not eclipse,
the meet of last year. which was the
banner event of the associations his
tory. The yachtsmen who are here
are we'll pleased with the outlook for
the weeks sport. Chicago, Milwaukee,
Minneapolis, st. Paul and other points
will be represented at the regatta.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-27
TO MEET IN DENVER.
Presn In The Erv.nf,s rs,

Chicago. ILL.,. Aug. 27.-Well known
newspaper men from many parts of
the east and middle west are round
ing up In this city preparatory to
starting for Denver to attend the six
teenth annual convention of the Inter-
national league of Press clubs. The
journalists will travel westward by
special train leaving Chicago to-
morrow morning and reaching the
Colorado capital Tuesday afternoon.
The sessions of the convention are
scheduled to begin the following day.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-27
FRISCO INSURANCE
Trial Began Today on Claim
the 0utgrowth of Recent
Earthquake.


Associated Press to The Evening Tines.
San Francisco. CAL, Aug. 27.-The
first insurance case involving the
earthquake clause was called for trial
today before Superior Judge Hebbard.
The case is that of the Rosenthal shoe
company against the Williamsburg In
surance company. 1t is regarded as a
test case and both insurance COM
panies and claimants probably will be
guided in their course by the decision
in this case.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-27
SOMEWHAT MYSTERIOUS.
Hoosfer Youth Is Missing and His I'm.
Gle Was Here In Search For Him.

Theo. Schultz, of Columbus, Ind,
passed through the city yesterday,
having come here in search of his
nephew, Martin Bauricher, who left
his home in the above Indiana town
several weeks ago.
On August 5th a telescope grip was
left on the Kaldor bridge in Norway
township, near Hillsboro. It remained
there several days, and when finally
Lars Overmoen, farmer in the neigh
borhood, opened it he found it to con-
tain couple of blue flannel shirts,
some underwear and other wearing
apparel, and on top of these a sheet of
paper on which was written in a bold
hand
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-27
" THIS DATE IN HISTORIC
August q.

q o g o O %%@@
159O-Pope Sixtus v. died.
1630-First church founded at
Charlestown and Boston.
1748-James Thomson, English
poet. died. Born Sept. II, 1900.
175S--Fort Erontenac surrendered
to the English.
l776-Nathan Hale executed as a
spy.
1s1G-Algiers surrendered to British
and Dutch fleets.
1S41-Patrick William Riordan,
Francisco, born.
1S54-Great loss of life and property
In tornado at Louisville, Ky.
1s93-World's parliament of reli-
gi0ns opened in Chicago.
lS9S-Czar unveiled monument to
Alexander II. at Moscow.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-27

by the fact that the missing mans
folks received a postal card supposed
to have been written by him and
dated at Pickert, N. D. This was post
marked at Chicago on August 18th.
which would indicate that it had been
written on the 18th or 14th, eight or
nine days after the grip was left on
the bridge.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-27

do you remember the fishing hole
of your boyhood days?"
II sure do. And If / could equip it
with a sofa and an electric fan. and
have buffet handy. l wouldn't object
to passing an afternoon back among
the old family scenes."-Houston
Chronicle.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-27
DISCUS RECORD BROKEN.
Sheridan Sets New Worlds Mark at
Irish Games.


New York, Aug. 27.-Martin J. Sher-
idan, the discus thrower of the Irish
American Athletic club. yesterday
smashed the worlds record for hurl-
ing the discus. He threw the missile
1877 feet and II inches. which makes
1t record for sevenlfoot circle by
feet liz inches, and raising the
mark made by himself last year in the
Canadian championships. 1t also ex-
ceeds the mark of ALAG metres 137
feet 1-3 inch) made by him from
nine-foot circle in the Olympic games
at Athens.
Sheridan. in spite of his perform
ance. succeeded in finishing third in
the contest in which he made the rec
ord. owing to the heavy handicap CIV
en- the other men. r. w. Maxwell of
the Winged Foot club. won the contest
with 30-foot handicap. Tom T.
Riley. the Columbian football man,
was second with the same allowance.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-27
SIXTEEN DAYS.
Associated Press Cable to The Evening

Associated Press Cable to The Evening
Times.
Detroit. Mich. Aug. o7.-The fall
meeting of the Highland Park Jockey
club has begun and will continue for
sixteen racing days. 1t is announced
that there are more horses and a bet
ter class of horses at hand for the
meeting than have ever before been
brought to the track. Charles F. Price
of Louisville, will be presiding Judge.
with Francis Nelson of Toronto. as his
associate. John Morrow will officiate
as paddock and patrel Judge while the
starting will be done by Dryer and
Hoffman.
Races at Bemidii.
The program for the fall race meet
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-27
Martin Bauricher,
Columbus. Indiana >

otUna0uS' 1IIOISt1d
Circumstances pointed to probable
suicide and MIR. Overmoen brought the
grip to Hillsboro and turned it over to
States Attorney Kaltlor. who wrote the
Columbus authorities about the mat
ter, with the result that Mr. Schultz
has come to find, If possible, some
trace. of his missing nephew.
The suicide theory is contradicted
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-27
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At Boston, r. H. E
Batteries: Boston, Tannehin and
CarriSan :St. Louis. Powell and Spen-
Ger.
nv ioIh ................2
Batteries: New York, DOYLE and
kieinow; Cleveland. Rhodes and Be-
At New York r. H. F.
New YORK ..................2 /
Batteries: New York. ciiarkson and
kleinow; Cleveland. Hess and Buelow
At Warrington R. H. E.
Washington .................5 II /
Batteries: washineton. Huehes
Smith smith and Warner: Chicago, Smith.
At Washington r. H. F.
cGhai eagDs . ::::.as 2 g
Batteries: Washington. Patten and
Wakefield; Chicago. Patterson. White
At Philadelphia r. H. E.
Batteries: Philadelphia. Waddeli,
and Schmidt
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At Pittsburg- r. Fl. F..
Philadelphia 3 q
Batteries: Pittsburg, Leifield and
PPheips; Philadelphia. Sparks and
G. At st. Louis r. Fl. E.
Brooklyn b: n ::.::::::$ 8 z
Batter1es: st. Louis. Beebe and Moo
nan; Brooklyn. Eason and Ritter.
~, At Chicago r. H. E.
B9ston :..,;;........;::..:.3 10 2
and King; Boston. Lindaman and
Eeedham.
At Cincinnati r. II. F.
Cincinnati
New York ..c:..:..... 3
Batteries: Cincinnati Wicker, Tie
meyer and Schlei: ew York, Mathew
son and Bowerman.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-27

Games Saturday.
ra AZ Fargo +. Il. E;
=
Batteries: Fargo. Mcmillan and
Stewart; Calumet. Foulkes and Nut
ter.
At Winnipeg r. H. E.
Duluth .................4 10 l
w !!AiPC6
Batteries: Duluth, Cummings and
Helding; Winnipeg. Bond and Voss.
At Winnipeg r. H. E.
Winnipeg II
Batteries: Duluth. Moore and Held
ing; Winnipeg, Sporer and Voss.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-27
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Games Saturday.
At Minneapolis r. H. E.
Minneapolis II
:. Batteries: Minneapolis, Ford and
feager; Louisville. Kenna and Shaw
At Milwaukee R. H. E.
NJ iwaukee ................l
Batteries: milwaukee,. sage and Be-
vile; Toledo. Gamnitz and Abbott.
At Kansas city R.H.E.
Kansas City q
Batteries: Kansas City. Durham and
Leahy; Columbus. GrOth and Ryan.
At st. Paul r. H. e.
IN; paa1 :.:.:.:......S I 2
Batteries: st. Paul. Morgan and
Drill; indianapolis. Hickey and Holmes.
The great backstop, Lou Criger. is
well again and will take his turn be-
hind the bat for the Boston Americans.
The Buffalo club is the head liner
In the eastern league. While Jersey
City is playing good ball the "Bisons"
have lead that will be hard for the
"Skeeters" to overcome.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-27

Games Saturday,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-27
NORTHERN COPPER COUNTRY.

Games Saturday.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-16
Dr11tslseren", 8,

Def eneite banlte 8lab 9lmerita,
Der ubgaar to @nn8e ON ll9en,
nb9i0es af pDaniib 9utb. @ubl.
$9onie", Blair, gtebr.
@rgoe=0 0umre ien6es frit pan
6Drlan9enoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-16
SpOtOO9ns-lllpfte / Omaha.

s Sbo=Omaba Itete Der 81. $50
/ 3irsoags Wlorges en- Sporoogns
ulpfte, bpilten ct Ilenneite bleu
sjeblittelig orebt. og Fere bleO iaas
reoe, nogle osoeligt. Der er iioen
6so cen af oisie.
Gn ipogoaenoe Sporoogn, g}r.
168, paa 13. Street tom tprenoe
neo 40 Bate meGem 8 og 8
Streets. 0et par umuligt for W1O=
tor Man6en at fontrolere BOG
nen paa @runo af at Sfinnerne bar
iieos ira 6en falone, iammentrpttc
Sne. 6an latte 8remien PAD, men
6iuIene CLEO iom en- SlGoe, oq
iuIt fpr oenne 9osn Ituloe pasiere
en- nOrogddenoe 9ogn, Itebte Den
en- df oe mango bumps" | Sporet,
l8b at Stinnerne o9 braIebe tno
zen anoen 8ogn. 6ele Sioen rebes
al ben IDogadenoe 0Oqn, meoens
oen norogadenoe omtrent bleb Itda
ret | TO. Der bite iig nu en- Scens,
Der beore tan t9ntes en0 beifribes.
Sen Wlano bdDoe fact 6jernen tnuii
af et 9ruOitDtte Sra. 6an oeoe fa1
Uiinutter efter. Sugen dneoe lllpts
Ten oiloe tomme uoen oen enc Son
Oufter, Der Iprana df. Qusidgernc
toiteoes 9bnger paa Gjulbet. @ori
ct 9uiin NenneIter bleb alporliq
ioareoe. Gets al oisie mentes life
at funne lebe. Der er ooq fun bert
pm cen af Dem, Ser er beo enonu.
Samme Dag, Blot 10 Elmer Iene-
re Itete Der ct anoet Sammeniteo,
Der poa ct h9ngenoe 6aar n9r bar
De toIet mango MenneIter5 2io. Set
bar en- Sporboan. f9lot meo piaer
pdd @ei til 6piifolen, ser rdmtes ai
ct Misfouri qatiFc 5og. bpor
oenne 9one trpoier 13. @oOe 0et
bar ct lln6er. at ingen tom til 5tas
0e, iiqes Ser.
Der Ipnes 6oq at li9ae nog,n
llforiigtiabe6 til @run6 for Bette
SommenTte0. oerimo6 life for oet
forite.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-16
esinOclun for s 1000.

sra 2(nn 2(rbor, Did. fortaae5,
at @m. 80. 3onnIeno, Gormano for
ct 6olo Sernbanearbeioere pao Mi4i=
gan Central 8anen, fanot yGerti=
fcates" for 2fftier / ct Cripple Grest
NlineIelifab til en- @eroi af 49,
900. tilborenoe $. s. @ort6in9ton,
5out6 6aben, mid. Der ienoies
telegram til N2r. @ort6inaton, %
ran tom 6urtig iii Finn 2(tbor.
San 6po 3olpnieno soc I 8inoelen.
men oenne rbTteoe paa 6ooe0et, og
Tua qap qBort6inaion 6om en- .
Gents Giaarl Den loo 9opnIeno
Iaa inopatfe % emblemere v9elpn
ming for at finoe $35,000,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-16
Mrs. Gnrl Waln Defender.

qtn9aaenoe OOerfaloet paa Spor-
Oogn5tunouftsr GmrB / Oma1a
meoOelcr .Norlo 6cral0" fra
Giaar, at Sal Walns Some bar az
loqt felgenoe getenoelie:
.6ol gBaln. min Rano. 6arrp
6lort % 9intp @atbrigbt bar De
Wano. Der ooerfalot % lteo aon.
ouftsr 5lurp.
seq lapeoe 6uerne, Der oatteo.
here's 6opeoer for at itiule oercs
ireaeoc 0aar. af et al mine Sfer-
ter.
Start % gatbrigbt fom tilbosr
til bort ous omtring ST. 1.30 ON
Qatten. oa ie3 6srte Start iige
Shat mas a 6ea Of a ibootina
mirup me mere in. N2in Mano
tom til6aae omtring 20 Ulinutter
Ienere % adb mig nogle qenge."
CbenIiaaenoe. iiaer glaoet, er fta
en- ifrepen 8ilItaaelie. iom Ulrs
5losiie gealn. 6al @alns aone,
bar aFaipet.
.Qinfp" @atbrio6t iag0e / en-
9etenoelIe for goliti6ef gri99a
oMOln bar Wanoen. Der fommanoe.
reoe 5lurn til at rGtte Sanoerne
@eirei. og Tom ii6en too bam."
Oct Iioite bi bar iet an9aoen0e
Flurh er, at ban beores.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-16
Striucr iOr ScOitemOber.

Dlrs. 36ereie Ul. 9neranoer. aen.
oadbiGs. Sno., itri0er: 9eoitemor rr
MI fire og firIenstp0e 9lar 9ammel
oe nG'tsn for gnmmel til athape
ct Q(gentur for Meoicinerne. men
bun flyer, bun fan lite Iebe uoen
aurifo 6uIet. Den bar billpet
henoe biounoerlig. 6un oil4
De, at jes ituIoe itriOe til
Dem og iige, at bun pil gsre alt,
bun fan, for at fau noaen til at
cOertaae 2l9entrret Der pua Steoet.
Or. peters aurifo ian life faos
paa 2tpotefer. Den ialges oirette
til 6orbrugerne gennem ipecielle
9(qenter, Der oni9ttes oberalt,
3uloitan0ige Oplpsninger erboloes
Oeo 6enpenoelie til 0r. petsr 6obrs
nep &. Sons Co., 112-118 So.
Sobne 9(pe., Gbicdgo, S1.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-16

@laoesitrig opiteg fra WlanOifabet
paa oen ogmte Stuoe. Beo 0eltes
moo ndde0e De frem, men 6apoe tun
plaos for 13 Wiano foruoen 8ads
oens geIGtning. 8aptajnen, Der
6dboe faaet ct Ben br9tfet, bleb fbrIt
bragt / 8da0en, iioen Iad mango
anore, iom Der bar Yla0s for. Gao
tom Mdn6eim. Den Tdtte en- 8aaO
no, 6pilten II reooeOes. Wlen
Stormen tog til, p9 W}ertet falot
paa, Tad oct bar umuligt at f9tte
fere 9ao0e no. 9e to 9dmpere bleD
% bente0e paa W}aanelps, men fgr
Mdanen lDite, bar Stibet Iuntet.
Oct lntteoes enonu 8pitDnien at
opionlle 5 SemRno, fom flpngene
ia til 8rogitumper. De reO0eoe for
tolte om frbgtelige 2i0elIer. 2lQez
reoe 5orsoag often bar Sti6et 6les
bet rant df Stormen, Der 5reoag
bar 6leoen til 0rfan, og Oarre bleO
oct ftaoigt til oct iioite. 8aptajn
O'6agen fit 8enet brnttet unoer DR.
beioet, men naqteoe at Gaoe fig bore
til aabntten. 6on Iob 8enet forbins
0e og bleb beo at leoe &en for
8eoningen af faa mango 2ib fom
muligt.
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Ter. llolanoet soelagger os life
nenne Snouitri.
Gu ny OpfinOeIie.

0et nbeite paa n5ele"= OpfnoeI
Iernes Omrodoe er en- 3elbdrmos
mum. Om Oi forituur Opfnoelien
rigtig, Iaa beItaar oen / beo !6j9lp
af @lettricitet til at tunne fere
WuIit ober en- ligefrem 5elefontrado
3uiinoer al Ulile. Wtuiitfen OPP
fsres en- Capitalization, og Der
fra tan oen Iaa leoes bpor Iom 6elit,
Der er Selefonleoning til. Wlun be-
6eber life at I4tte noeen ReceiOsr
for gret, men man aabner 9eO=
ningen iom 2eoningen til Oct elei
triIte glus. De eleftriIte 8plger Oil
oa fbloe 9areliet, bpor man Ii0ocr.
Opfinoeren er 0r. Gabia 0ols
pote, W2asl. SpfnoelIen bar toitei
ban mango 2lars 2tr6eioe, og oei
fqes. at ban fit gGrtIteo bar en-
MaItine, Der pejer ? 3ons % tofer
100000.
3anfen itul bGre at oprette Ell
Central Station oe Itore 8Der oq
oerfrd forIDne 6dler. gutifter %
9}ribot6uie meo U1uIit.
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@9lmcbpger.

9erpeo enifes at benIeoe Opmarfz
iom6eo pad no9Ie af pore ioliOe og
fnt inobun0ne Sulmebpger. De
npe gortier, bi bar faaet inobunone.
er Imlttere 8ino, emo bi fpr bar
haft for De famine 9riier. og Nr=
6eioet er beore uof6rt
9ette lp0er neiten utroltgt / 0tSIe
3iOer, oa alt forbsjeS; men Oeo ut
tebe en- af neoenItoaenbe Salmebpgsr
bill 0e blipe oberbebiit ON Sano=
6eoen 0eraf,
S5glgenoe Numre anbefales T9rItgt
iom bdabe Dillige og folioe. Tmufte
ng imdgfulOe.
gr. 49. 9enne Salmebog er fig
q % ll6ifbr, og 8inoet ligncr
oe andre, men oen bar 6egge Silz
lqg, idlt 992 Salmer, FAINT &oiz
letter, Splitter og Gbangelier
(be99e Setitr9tter). Den foiter
$1.70.
gr. 20. Somme Sulmebo9 iom
glr. 8, men meo 8olletter. Gpilts
Ter og @bangelier, begge Sefltrafs
fer. Oenne er ben ulminoelig
brugte llogube. priien er iom
f0opanlis $1.60.
Nr. 81. Den Sdlmebo9 bar /
leneere 5io paret II Tolgt, men an
bar bi ct goot Opla9. Den er
fla g1r. 90, men | @eoeiftnosbino
(N1orotto) og er erlig eerb De
20c mere. Den foftsr $1.8O.
Oette er en- f9roeIes it9rt, bplos
bar Salmebog.
Sanffb 2utb. pubt 9ouf.,
Blair, Nebr.
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9en Sfif er III alminbelig

Oct er blepet en- alminoslig %
iiaiqe litter Regsl at forlanqe garer.
Der er bel tenote og bar Oro for
at pare gooe % paalioeIiee. S pcrt
0aqe unoerretter 5abritanter At
aooe 8arer oerss aunoer ou ostfe
Jattum og biier, at Sitterbeoen
9alget ligger I at tebe oe 8arer,
Der berer Oeres Rupn og 6unoeI5s
mHrte.
3 iuo 0enieenoe fOrtjener
Mupers StO iarlig Omtale.
Bore 9qYere er uoen 5pibI bleben
befenot meo oisIe Sfo og tenoer oez
res fortrinlige 8origbeo fra 8rus
gen af Dem. Wlabers 5o6rit laDer
Sfo, Der er pasienoe for oae Mebs
lemmerne 5amilien og for al
Sloqs 8ruG Ssnougsifo iaa bel
fom @Dsroagsito, og De er fenot oper
bele Oct fore 9unb for beres nitble"
og abulitet.
.3be 6onorbilt" er tenot ION
meaet bnoeoe fine Sto for Dleno,
og .Weiteren 2oop" Stoene forener
ben fit ono Itple" fom belflGote
0umer fororer. 5or pirtelig Som
fort dnbefales nMortba WaIbingtcn"
Sfoene. SAB bette / Grinbrins
nadr De itof febe Sfo.
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Sioite 11Yt fra Omaha.
aOnOnttpr ylnrD OpO.
pBbfen angriber 8Dens
5engfe.

Stent Gfterretningerne fort for
10 6apoe lpot paa, at 5lurp Oar
beore, og Der nGreoes ct ioagt 9aab
ON, at ban tunoe lebe og bliDe raft,
moatte ban butte unoer. Morgen=
blaoene ira 0maba Dag bringer
oen Gfterretning, at ban o9oe Qfz
tes ST.. 80 poa ct. Soiepbs 9Oz
ipitol. 6an bar 40 2tar, ugift og
4apOe fit 9jem BPS fin 5aOer pg
SeIter, 3421 q. 13. Street, 6borz
ira ban bill blipe begrdbet.
3pgtet ON 5lurp8 0eo ipreotes
6urtigt. Og oa 9ptlotten Jog y,
baDoe en- raienoe pebelbob iamIet
iig uoenfor gountbs Sailen. 0et
bar life ubentet. Sberiff NlcDon=
Ialo og bans 2(siiltenter bar be
reote. 8e bar 6leo aopareoe baaoe
ober 3eIefon og pad anoen Wldaoe.
8angerne par fIptteoe, an9ibelig Der
til Blair. qigemeget bbor oe Oar,
Il Sdilen bar De lite.
0et bar Qp6el6obens 0enIigt At
nofere en- n6oleiale lpndin9" a
BlurDs Uloroere o9 ligeiaa af De
8anoitter, Der er beIfnlot for
9}or0et paa 9auiten o9 Ufidep 5oro.
5berifen foreilog Dem at uobGlge
9ieprGIentanter. Der tunoe gao ino
pg unOerIege % Iad rapportere til
Dem. Nlen 6o6en 6dpoe ingen 9es
0ere. De 6eruIe0e i6lanot Dem bar
oe naturlioe 9e0ere. 0et lpfteOes
ooo al in0laoe 5, ben enc af Dem
Sporpognstonoutter Sop. N}en
9e6elbo6en bar life tilfreos. Sndrt
bdr Yoerogren rdmmet ino meo III
9lanfe. 9Q}en ga De tom til 0en in
ore 0er % tit 2aaien paa ON
braftet. msote De en- Stprte af Pos
liti6etiente % 0eputpzS9eriffer,
iom beqpnote at fneble Dem, Ioa
De trangte liqe iaa 6aarot pao for
At tomme no iom fsr for at TONNE
ino Der aioroes Dog not ct 5ors
ie9 paa at foa 0grene in6 meo en-
5tor 9ele9rafpoIt, men / oct famine
noote Sergeant Goof meo ct aoms
pagni paa 30, og ban fit 5loften
til at afItua fra oi0ere 6orIog. De
oente0e Iaa puu Rapport, og ST.
l1.3o tunogjoroe aonouttpr Son fra
GnnaIlets 8rappe. at 5nn9erns.
man Isgte, bar bortferte Sent
Paa g}atten opgdbe8 Tuo 0pn6fo.
Tpqet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-16
!DtOrtenien trGter fig tiIbasc.

Dor ereoe 2unomano, Stats
tasIerer g. Ulortenlen, bar unoer
IA. 6s. laoet tun0gere, at ban tr9ts
ter fig til6age iom &dnoioat for
GupernerembeOet Der / glebraitd.
2lnguaenoe bans genners 8eitraz
belier og aonititutionens 9eitem
melie Tiger UlortenIen;
oSoet jeq 9er bette 8alg, fer
oct meo 2lgtelie for mine 8ennerS
relmente 9eltr9beGer for at oOertale
mia til at blibe / Wlarten trpos
llbis6eoen ON min 8algbdrbe0,
linen ifelge min eQen5ilbeielig6eO.
oq boao jeg amer for at b9re / nit
9artis SnteresIe, biloe oct p9re
ubiiit af mig at imeoefomme oeres
2nifer.
Steoie tatnemmelig moo mine
9enner pg PresIen for ben 5iIlio
pq @elpilie moo mig, De beo oercs
ll0talelier bar lagt for 9u9en, maa
jea u0tale min 9eorgbelIe ober, at
. Stillingen er iaaleoes, at Deres6aab
om at bGl9e MIG Iom pberite @tsez
futip for Dor Stat life fan realiie=
reg, men 2nbig6eo mo6 Staten8
fundamentals 2obe, b9re famine ret
farbi9e eQer uretfaroige. 6oier je1
mig agtelIesfulot.
Den Goo6eItemmelIe, man mener
ltoor @ejen, lpoer iaaIeoes:
nSn9en af @mbeosm9nOene / oct
eretutibe Department fal pere
balgbar til ct unoet Statsembeoe
! set 5i0srum, for boiltet ban fr
palgt."
W}an mener oo9, oen rette 6ors
| ltaaelie al oenne 8eitemmelie er,
at inqen Statsembeosmono ftdl
tinne balges til ct Gmbeoe, 6pis
1unttioner begpn0er. fer ban bar
uotient / oct fbrIte @mbeoe Wlen
Der tunoe bIibe noget at tGbles ON,
Iom funoe bIipe til tor Stdoe baaOe
for Mtortenlen og bans qurti %
til @aOn for hans Mootanoiodt,
Toa set moi er tlogt, at Mortenien
tretter Iia til6oae.