davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The copper era., 1906-01-25

Parties from that section state that the entire country about the Salton Sea is now fine hunting field, there being thousands upon thousands of ducks and geese, and it is but an hours work to get out and procure a fine string of birds. The Southern Pacific is using several boats on the sea for handling ma terial that has been covered by the water
The copper era., 1906-01-25
Smiled Her Reantv

Harriet Howard, of New York, at one time had her beauty spoiled with skin trouble. She writes: 'T had Salt Rheum or Eczema for years, but nothing would cure it, until I used Bucklen's Arnica Salve." A quick and sure healer for cuts, burns and sores. 25c at all druggists.
The copper era., 1906-01-25

For any disease of the skin there is nothing better than Chamberlain's Salve. It relieves the itching and burning sensation instantly and soon effects a cure~Seld by all dealersi n medicine.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-28

mig anOiit. Og ies bar life ungret
pda 0et."
Scr lutteoe min Den.
4 X =
0a reg tom 10 pad 9uoen isen,
msote ieg 9unoreoer og Sunoreosr,
fom t~antelpie og leenoe baiteoe fors
|bi. Qla, bpor iee fslte 9rans til al
Ipsrge Dem:
oar 8 bdft noset Rptaarsbeise9
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-28
9Fn ArnFn
st Nptaarsbeleg.
(Gfter Gbriiten Spabn).

qaa flsre 4ar bapos ie9 lite lei
min gamle Ben o9 Stloietdmme=
xat, Grlamo StaaI. ba jeg paa isl=
ue ghptdarsoagen msote Dam Pdu
@aoen.
Sea terrote BAN fife rigtie igen
gpeo Oct iamVe, men efter at ieg ei
Dieblit bapoe Jet inc / bans init
tus&. srua gins, ftss pao en- Sang
IN 9or af gumIe Miroer op ! min
Erinorine, os ieg ~bsipdreee hjertsz
ZIG bans 5ilien.
opor ban er foronoret hpor
rIis ban er bIepet fig ielp", tentte
iee, toet Ri git SIDE ON SIDE neos
Ub gaoerl os mtnoeoe binonoen ON
(uunons 9ioer.
Men oct BAR pirtelie IN Jordns
bring til bans Joroel. 5r9ttene
par piftnot blepet noget farpere,
u1en De uotrptts Dog iamtiois itsrrs
Beltemfbso, Dinens 10 lite fuIot fan
stpIist iom fsr, men 8littet rsbeos
mdnoi9t 4lpor o9 i~rotdgenoe
Rjertensgoobeo.
Soet ri git piOere benao 9dosn,
tlnoe reg life unolaoe at ssre en-
Eammenliening melem bans SIR
ug bans Nu.
@rlano Staal baoos / fine Stu
oenteroage oeret Den gla0site blanoi
be glade. 9eo enboer 5orlpitelie
por ban I6elten, oeo ale itsrre 4n-
~ae0nineer bofot ban 5dlen, Dan bar
Qeoeren for mango lpitige Serendz
Der os pusIeos fine Stu0ier / ne
biee Elmer"
Gfter en- 5ios 5orlsb forioanot
ban fra l1nipsriitetet, bpor, = oct
rioIte ingen af bans @enner. Mdn
1piifeoe ON, at ban par .gaaet unz
Der, og mere emo cen at os felte Jig
pemoOig TENT oeo 5anten ON, at en-
idd O~armblertet. rigt uoruitet nng
Man0 fulOe gaa til 9runOe =
meqem 69noerne paa os ida at iige.
Og MI msote ieg BAN fritz og
FUND, meo @l90e / 9littet og III
ror | lOtrpttet, 0elfl9ot og for
ngjet mso i'm 8eroenl 6oor oct BAR
sl9oeIi9tl n6an mda pift babe faas
ct en- QrO. eIer ogIaa er ban Die
BET rigt og goot gift. tantte je9
beO mig ieIp.
Bet par ianot", raabte ban pluO=
ielig og ereb min 0aano. st go6i
Rptaari S 9enipnsts @laOe 6apoe
ifs iaa nar CLIENT oet!" 10 ban.
Eat. tat. ) li9e Maaoel" ioaz
reoe ieg.
~BiI 'ou bilie pau mig o9 fe, bpOrs
.oun jeg bar Oct bjemme?" ipurgte
San os itanieoe pluoielig pes en-
'Sioegd0e. nSeg Dor lige. / Harbez
,ten."
Seq taftsse, og Ri befanot os
fnari oeo bans 8olig. Gn ung.
stftD9roig Roinoe msote Dc, og ban
er9isnterebe benoe iom i'm 6uitru.
X X X
Gn Stuno efter lao ban og ieg /
orb Samtale inoe paa bans 8ons
Tor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-28

Sefus er en- rigtig Sui. @l1oelts
Sui! Gn rigtis 9laoelig Sui dlss
idmmen!"
n@IaosIig Gull 9IooeIis 5ul!"
lpoer oct fra aae aanter. enbpsr,
Ger tan Itaore runot pdo ese1l
Saano, ma runot og snffs ftne
admmsrater eI9Oelig Sui. Selo Den
samle, itipe 8ammerberreinot, OR
lisger pdd Gneitie os dlorig uoe
paa @angeri narmer fig plebs, OPP
rdrmes og gaar runot os gtpsr
Saanoen meo ct penligt Orb og ct
r@laoelist SUI.
ellie 9oH", en- at adnoiodterne,
alles uotaarne Dnolins, Der tilf1ls
oigois eler beloisois bar 9agt |
|Mften. saor ON til bper enteIt os
eniter n@laoelis Sul!"
.Raa, tooroan saar'et / often,
QeterIen, tan De itipe Den df21 tiger
ban penlig og Hopper gamle Deter
fen paa Stlloeren. Oct bar goot,
ri fl Dem ~tliftret iammen, iad De
tuns p9re meo / often" Og sdmle
peterIen niffer. 5ele bans 2lniigt er
ct enei tie fort Smil.
Der er en- lille 8lpnge, Ri emo
M mo fdfte 8lif pad. Dem bar
zen feGes 8arligbeO til 5relieren
fDrt iammen.. Der bar Tanse 9aaet
Rpgter ON, at Der ldd en- troenos
aoinoe 5er, en- anoen Der. Den enc
bar bgrt ON Den dnoen og ofse
tGnti: 9dd bum bare paa min Stus.
Ser ligger jeg dlligeDel idd enc. De
Il 10 not faa rare og OenIige. Se
ANDRE, men Der mdngler BOG noget.
ga, bporfor mon De beaige er itreet
ON en- for en- oper bele 6oipitaletg
6erreu, Iom boloer os dae | i'm
6aanO, lite minoit iine 9srn, bar
moi bart i'm 9eniigt oernleo. 6dr Sc
nu p6ret tro2 -?
Scr msoes 8, uuosr ,SuIetrGet.
Den enc fenoer en-, oen an0en en-
anoen, os mart er Der idmlet en-
beI 5lot,oels fiooeu0e, oels itdaenot.
De petsler bjertelige Saanotrpi, t9rs
Iige Oro, miloe giitte. Be feIer,
De berer idmmeu. bDor De idd mes
iNs, og Oe fsler. Der er Ho9et mere.
Der tnptter Dem iammen EMO Den
fales Spgoom 6erreH ielO.
3ioen gaar.
Ssitrens bar trdOlt meo al bpoe
2GbIetagen run6t.
De bar ida trault for Dor Stplo,
Ssiter," flyer en- at pdtieHterns.
Pa, oct er oejlist al bape traOlt,
naar man ian gl9oe ANDRE oermeO,"
flyer bun meo ct ftruuleuoe Smil.
% bun bar Dog traDet bele Odgsn,
men BUN er lite tr9t, IA. nei!
De iengelig9eBoe inoe puu Stus
erne blioer lite 9lemte.
Snoe paa boer Stue TRAILER ct
file Suletra. os Ssfter gdar fra
iSens til Sens meo Ell .@l9oelig
Sur, og ipnger en- SueInlme. 81
od & ANDRE tommer op fra ,Sulss
feiten, finder De oerss aammeratsr
/ 69po meo at lutte Sulepatter op,
meo Ssngene operitrseoe meo 8repe
os SuIetOrt.
uoenfpr t1oer Stormen, og Regs
ileH piiter pnd Ruoerne. Oct rig
tige ~sSuleoejr" uoebleO, men Oct bar
minore at iige. Snoenfor er Der
Iunt, bpggeligt og init. 0eriHoe bols
Ger man en-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-28

VOUf W tSiPoNt y 'Nt~t0NipfuoitNNN
MI lite no9et ill.," tiger bun meo
Selpfelelie.
Slender pi life forte pslier," uos
|brposr De andre | aor. ,Og ial
ifulbe De ie Sui brina. Maoam
Yeterfen," os Dc begpnosr at kfrips
|Strssets 9erligbeoer pao Suletib
meo Dc itraalenoe 9utittsr os fort
fetter meo 9ooeoitaoens sorise SER
lisbeoer. Eat, ON man ffuIbe lep'
bile fit Sip oerlos pua 8onoelans
oct -"
Men Maoam peterIen IuHr fig
lite imponere. 5 TT 9ierte fOraeter
bun paa oct opbefte oisie futtiss
|fornemme RebsnbapNre, Der ma1
lsh meo .portemoniren" i 9auns
|Sn for rboer en- Bite. N ftal BABE
al putte | Wunoen. Gei, iaa Ioptr
GUN for &riiten periens Den sruno=
mureoe 0adro meo gr9mieteerne %
DC fplote 2aoer. Os faa ligger et6s
od Srofsreren for Dem ale pdd
|5riplaos! 4t bun oil bare oct BE-
tenot. iamtiois meo. at BUN pralsr
|af fine fine Jorbinoelier os siDer
Den / lpieblaa Morsentiole. Den
tptte Mlaham peterien blioer enonu
en- lille &enoe breoere, men beloi5.
bis Iigger bun / en- goo, breo Seng.
,Suletr9srne tommer / Morgen," "
lnOer Oct 9enne fra Sengen | arp=
gen.
Den lille gigs osrbenne oeo De!
dloeles beItemt, for benoes 8eninoes
.59tters 6orlooeoe er / Den 5orrst=
ming, bpor 6oTpitaiet bar beitiIt
Dem, bauoe Del tore til Dem, Der
|sdur oppe, og De imau til Stuerne.
!6un gIeoer zig Iad forf9roelist.
Ssitrene bar fdgt. at bun tan
.tliOe flaot paa og bauret ne0. 9et
.ipge Sen tan l9g9es op pua IN
.StOl.
Der fommer 2io / pasiiaren ieen.
gn at oe ipge bar en- Sl9gtning,
Ger bar meo forrige Nar. 5an tunoe
alorig blipe trat at at beIfriDe Sen
bejlise often, Den ifsnneIte / bans
9ip.
nOg Der er @aoer til 5per og en-;
'5borpdlo If iudmen0 oct Hotteiis
.RaDrsr os ct osiIigi 9alstsrtleos.
So, De gsr meget for os."
Stenningen tiger.
Selp Den unge aone bsnne pe0
9eren, Der Iange bar ligget Der
ION ct 8iae0e pud Ben opbeite 6orz
tuipleIie. liOes Op for ct gieblif.
lSua ititter pluoieligt Ssiter qes
ira tit Denli9e. mooerlige aniigt inS
40 0sren:
ySti1e, 9sm, nl bliper 8 for
lpitige. 39nt paa Jrsfen Ssreuien
Ger benne", og bun peger / oct FAM
me ben paa en- Sng meo Sterms
0tr9ot oper. spun fan lite taale al
ben Stsj."
Os De fore 8srH tier title. De
REQ moi, at Seiter Yetrd gerne FER
Dem glade, men be MA life gdd ben
og glemme oeres os6sIpge aammss
rat.
enoeiig oprinoer Den fore Dag.
Bare Ri MI tunoe fda rigtigi
SuleOeir Suieafsn," bar oct lprt
utanige @dnge / ben ienere 9io.
Dette oe1Iige SuleDejr me0 npfdloen
iSns. Der l9gger fig bfsot og tars
ltgt ooer aft oct merte, inapIeo og
ri faa l9nge bar p9ret pdnte
I'll a. fe pda, bnller Oct altidmmen
/ fin buioe a9rliebe6stuabe, better
WungIerne, ppnter ieip paa Dc
fafoefaroi9e Stur og De
nsgns, forte 5reer. og fremtrpfisr
E. bIpHoeHoe bbtot Jetdnoftdb, faa
ri. mar Ri paagnsr Sulemorgen og
figger no. tror os teHfatte / Sornes
roles !0uoe. nSlleosJr", bette trus
oitiOHeIIe SuleDejr, fom man FINGER
paa ale Suletort, / ale Sule6eger
og Sutemmrenes Suleforteainger,
naar fnoes oet2 Sum unotagefiess
Rig S~lileuften. Wuu fbnes, oct bsrer
me6 til en- rigtig Sui. Men bDor
muHgen en- Sui nrna life uejss mso
mfu0re?
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-28

Ivy iNSU1s
yOu CT bel forirnoret pper. at jes
fom gift, etstraoroin9r Carer
I5ormue fun baoe Ell %Iaaoant 9iem
og en- Iaooan 5uItru?"
Seq par netop | 9esreb meo at
iise oct. oa ban ~iualeoes Tom mig
Ii 5Ortsbet.
rOg alt oette', iagoe ban. bar
Iies ct gelsg at tatte for. Blot ct
gefsg, ou!"
5an 10 fda inoerlis goot oper min
l5~orlnoring.
st Befss! ct gefss pun Npts
aaret!" gentos bun. rOg NJ ital ou
bsre. bporoau oct git til. Du maa
lite blipt hange - 6iItorien er lite
lang"
9dn tdisH ct oremmsnoe Bill
|uo gennem @tnoust, bporisennem
ri tunoe FINITE fneoots gag Os
msrte StorItens. @aa bespnote
lban meo Lap Stemme:
Seq bar, fom ni pes, bare.
gIao, meget GLAD, tan ies ige. os
munter. Seq bar lepet. Run en-
eneite Rat pda Qaret bar jeg alporz
Zig. Oct par HDtaarsndtten."
g~eipnoerlise Soccer. ct Renneits
tan fuul 3ige iioen ieg par fptten,
Iatten aar gammel fanot jes en-
itor Jorneislie / at bare alene Rntz
aarsnat. nuar alotten fog tolp.
lSeg Iao ou og tentte paa oct fpuno=
ne aar os bp9geoe 2ufttaiteIer for
I5remtioen. Seq italote mig ielo
uo for mine 0aurItaber os iooeos
|ultiO at gore BOO % 9%soring."
v9u peo tauite, booroan oct par
meo mig, ou jeg forloo 9ooeoitOoea.
Def bar n9iten uoe me0 mig. Sea
lfslte, boor burtig ieg iunt. Seq
bleo forifrattet. jes par 5ortoios
lelien mar. 0a tom 9eIsget."
5un idu min 6orunoring, ban
ftanoieoe ct 9ie6lit, men fortIutte:
p9eieget, ion reooeos miel =
lSeg laa / Spen og fprte ct rigtig
9a9d6onoeliO. 5Ortiente nogle aros
ner peo 0oerI9ttelie, men gil itrdts
mo pda en- saer anOen Safe og soe
logoe Oct. Seq Loo, tort iagl, fem
log IpO p9re lige."
| pa EXPERIMENTATION tom, tenote
ijeg mig iad unOerlig % betlemt.
garnoomsminoerne itormeoe inc
Ipua mig, min Stuoietio, mine SSorz
badbninger at traaOts frem for
nit Bit iuu tpoelig og sjoroe mig
Iforferoet. Seq buooe fOrlaot mine
aammerater og fanot mig alene paa
min 9pbel. Seq t9note min Cant
pc og forfegte at lafe noget. Men
oct lpfteos fife, oct bar aloeles u
muligt at famle 5anterne."
valotten log eleOe. Den fog balD
tolo. Seq bleo mer og mer urolig.
|.6grtes Der life CfriAt itAs @nn.
GEM"
raIotten log tolD. gn let Ban
fen pGa 0sren : jeg bsrte BET iau
tpoelig. Seq bleO Tom So. 6Dem
tun0e oct o9re?"
nSeg pifoe op og a%flaaie Ssren,
.ieg forfsgts at reiie mtg. men Def uar
fom en- uipnlig Wagt bolot mig til
bage."
aSud git 0srsn op. Seq bar
REQ at faboe ON, iaa forfaroet blep
jeg. 5bi fige forar mig foo en-
Stittelie, Den par iaa Zig mig ielp,
at jeg fit lite Orb. fua forunoret og
forffrettet bleo jeg. Og Dog :
oen bar iaa ulig mig. Dragten bar
merf, 8littet opbere, beIe perIonen
mere alOorlig.
rSio neOl" itummeoe jeg. San
latte fig Og itirreoe paa mig.
u6oem sr De-" fpurgts ieg.
nSeg er en-, Jon loDer og 6olosr
5Oao ies tOOsr, ifuto oct seloer mo-
GET gOOt. Seq er en-, fOm ulorig bar
min Oosr6eDisnins. Sea
bar nlorig i Santelssbeo glemt mine
5Orpligtefier. Seq bar 5ante for
De tantslsie, jeg bar 5jerte for o.
bjertelsfe. Seq urbejOer I oct ftils,
|jeg FOragter life oct, iOm fpnes IL
1ef ia len os0 al 0sf INN or IiNef
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department OF the Interior. Land Once
1T Carson City. Nevada, Feb. u. iso&
Notice 10 hereby given that the follow
ias-named settler has nied notice Of his
intention to mako fnal proof In support
al his claim. and that a proof Will
be made before the County Clerk o.
humboldt County at Winnemucca. Ne
vada on Monday. April .. 1904. viz:
s,,as Jesse Robinson. Homestead Appli-
cation No. S04. for the e. u Ct NV. Y,
NE. u Of sw. y. NV. Y OF 6E. \ See.
4, T. "A N. r. 81 E.. n. d. n.
He m the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upcn and
cultivation OF said land. Wis:
Perry Boyd. Of Rebel Creek, Nevada.
Charles w. Pearl. Of Rebel Creek. Ne
vada.
Floyd McReynolds, OF Rebel Creek.
Nevada.
John L~ubbinga. u Rebel Creek. Ne
vada. =
o. H. GALLUP, Register.
Date of irst publication. Feb. l4, 1906
2-16-ew
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-23
TO SPEND ANOTHER MILLION.

Word from Washingto announces that
Engineer Taylor of the Truckee-Car-
son project, has received instructions
from his department to at once prepare
to let contracts for additional bitches
in Churchill county, and to spend $l,00O,
900 for the work. The contracts are
to be lei at once, and the plans viii
call for placing not less than 2.00o
acres under cultivation by May, 1907.
The new ditch will start near Leeteville
and will tap what is believed will prove
the richest agricultural section in the
State.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

of the Interior. Land Omce
at Carson City. Nevada. February II.
1906
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing-named settler has filed notice OF his
intention to make nnal proof In support
of his claim. and that said proof VIII
he made before the County Clerk OF
Humboldt County at Winnemucca, Ne
vacs, on Monday. April .. 1906. viz:
Adam 6chell. Homestead Application
No. s53l. for the NV. Y. Sec. II. T. 10
N. r. 80 e.. M. ID. M.
lie names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation OF sal land. Wig:
Frank HI. Long. OF Kennedy. Nevada.
John A. Schell. of Kennedy. Nevada.
William L. Pearce. of Kennedy. Ne
vada.
Nicholas J. Psarce. Of kennedy. Ne
vada- isqO
o. HI. GALLUP. REGISTER.
Date Of nrst publication. Feb. ~ lsoA
x-aw W ss
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-23

Molly-What makes you 20 naughty
when you meet Georges Why don't
you make up with him? Poily-Bs-
cause I should have to demand an sx-
PLANTATION, and l can't remember what
It Is I'm supposed to be offended about
Detroit Free Press.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-23
NOT GUILTY.

A jury in the district court at Haw-
thorne returned a verdict of not guilty
in the case Of District Attorney Davidson.
Justice of the Peace Bell and Constable
Russell Of Goldneld, who were charged
with extortion.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-23

A NEW HOTEL FOR TONOPAH.
Plans are proposed for a new hotel in
Tonopah. The structure is to lave foul
stories and will cost $500, 900, avs the
Sun.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-23

Missionary-My friend do you ever
think about our future state?
oklahomaIke-Say. pard, don't you
read the papers? We amt been thinking
Of anything else for tn last five years.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-23
r. O. &.

WINNUNUCCA LODGE NO. ~. FRA
TNRNAL ORDER or DA0LHA.
The assie meets on the SECOND and
fourth Mondays oe sach mont n silver
state Hall. visiting EAglss cordially In
vitsd to attend Ill sssaions AZ the asrte,
T. r. DUNN. Worthy PrsaAsnt
n. DUNCAN. Weethy DeoretAry.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-23

PUT IT IN BLACK AND WHITE.
The Denver Mining Reporter suggests
that grubstake contracts with prospec-
tors should be made in writing to avoi
litigation.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-23

HUMBOLDT CHAPTER NO. q h A. -
Meetings held 1T their hall at . ,. =.
on the second and fourth saturday svee-
ings Of sach month All Conpanion Royal
Arch Nasons In good standing are cor-
daily invitse 70 a.tsnd.
THOMAS 0HONn. - :.
CHRIS WOLF. Secretary.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-23
o. E. s..

sILvnR STATE CHAPTER no. s
O. y. =
Meets IN silver state Hall ct tn o.
the second ana fourth TAurodays q each
month. WAITING membsrs IN goeA rtand-
Ing always welooms.
CARRIE NJ. BROWN. w. n.
NARY BQNNITInID. oecrstary.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-23

Yes we elected Mrs. Mylons presi-
dent of the club, thinking she would
give us something handsome
And"
We'll, she gave us the portrait Of her
self"
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-23
l. 81. Q. e.

HUMBOLDT LODGE NO. n / q. q y,
Meetings. - he art 40 third .nn-D.
day evenings e Osh Donth q Aaa u
Gllyes state Duil1ing. viaiting Drothes
IN goo1 standins always we1eome.
y. coUkIlg, n. q.
= vAMAu0ezu- neee~Ha-
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-23
LODGE
DIRECTORY
MASONIC

WINNUAUCCA LODGE. NO. -.
y. = 4. II.
Stated communicatiocs viii b held at
their hall in the silver State block until
further notice 1t 10 p. N. On the nrst
Saturday evening OF c month. Al
Master Nssons In good standing are COR
daily invited to attend
y. POPLIN. w. ~
CHRIS WOLF, Secretary.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-23

Possfbly.
Jack-I don't quite comprehend Miss
Smith. Tom-In what respect? Jack
We'll. we were children together. and
here now I'm thiTty-two, and she's only
twenty-five. Tom-You've lived faster
than she has. Jack-Thanks. Cd tel
low. l guess that explains II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-01
ASSUMED HIS DUTIES.
Capt. Timme Succeeds Mr.. McCardv
as Auditor.

capt. Ernst c.. Timme, who was annotr+-
ed last month to succeed .Josenb 7 Nc
Cardy as auditor for the Post Office De-
partment, assumed the duties of his new
office at noon today. The position comes
under the direction of the Secretary of tbe
Treasury, but the auditors offices and bie
force of assistants are located on the fifth
floor of the Post Office Department build
ing. near the offices of the Postmaster Gem
eral and his assistants. Capt Timms
closed yesterday service of nine years az
auditor for the State and other depart
ments.
ment has one of the most .responsihIa nosi
tlons under the government owing to tho
enormous amount of money handled by
that department every year. Capt Timme
has had long experience in this sort of
work, and has reputation as a splendid
man for such a position. He said this att
ernoon that he intends to make his new
office a model in its class
Upon the arrival of the new auditor todav
the chiefs and assistant chiefs of divisions
OF the office were introduced to him seno-
rately by the first assistant auditor. Capt
he returned In kind
Kenosha, Wis. is Capt Timmes home
He was clerk of his home county for six
teen years and secretary of state and audi-
tor OF Wisconsin for nine years, For four
years he served in the state senate aud
during the last year of President Harri-
sons administration was fifth auditor of
the Treasury Department In this city He
later was appointed to the position of
auditor for the State and other DEPART
ments.
His military service was of the highest
order. He entered the LIST Wisconsin In
fantry in 1861 and served through 1854
During that time he was wounded three
times, and at the battle of Chickamauea
lost his left arm. For gallantry In this
engagement, which occurred September 90
1868, he WIS hrevetted captain
Capt. Timme is prominent member of
the Grand Army of the Republic, a mena-
ber of the Modern Woodmen of America
an Odd Fellow and member of the Order
of Elks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-01
WARNING TO CONGRESS
BISHOP BASHFoRD'S VIEW OF
THE CHINESE BOYCOTT.

Rev. J. W. Bashford. resident bishop
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church at
shanghai, China, today testified before
the senate committee on immigration.
which Is investigating the recent Chi
neSe boycott of American goods He
described many of the scenes that took
place during the boycott, and expressed
the opinion that this means of retaliation
because OF the attitude of the United
states toward the Chinese must be In
enectlVe because of the thrift of the
Chlnese merchant. He said that the very
tear OF another boycott caused many
merchants to buy an excess of Ameri-
can goods to tide over the threatened
try 19N1
Minister Rockhill was quoted by Bish-
op hStShiord as saying that If the Amer
lcan congress should make some slight
concession to China in the exclusion la WIS
there would be no further danger of the
boycott again being invoked This state
rcht was based on correspondence and
interviews between Mr.. Rockhiu ana
chinese officials. Bishop Bashford ex-
piained that the Chinese desired to save
tiieir tl race meaning that they were will
ms 10 make trade treaty with this
ccCntry II China appeared to be getting
something in return. Greater freedom
Tor the admission of student and mer-
it 'iit Siassea' ne thouSnt, was the con-
cesslon they desired He expressed the
rear however, that if Congress adjourn ed
without some action there might be an
other outbreak
speaking of the advancement of China.
BlShop Bashford said the country was
becoming civilized at q rapidity amount
ing to revolution and that the country
today is where Japan was twenty years
ago. This change, he said would hold
tne gaze or the world If 1t were taking
place in Russia or any other EuroneaS y
country
Robert r. Galley, who was in China
Tor eight years rs general secretary of
tne M. & A, at Tientsin, agreed with
Bishop Bashford that there was danger
OF further demonstration against Amer
lea II Congress adjourned without taking
some action to prevent DETERMINATIONS
against merchants and students. 1t was
his understanding that the bovcott yss
declared as warning to the American
Congress.