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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-11-29
colorado and Woman suffrage.

The curious statement comes from
Colorado that because Of the defeat Of
women candidates for the legislature
at the recent election the party
leaders have decided that no more
women shall he nominated for the
legislative office, while some Of the
managers declare that a bill will be
introduced into the approaching ses-
sion of the legislature for a resub-
mission Of the constitutional pro-
vision giving women the ballot.
The argument is made that many
Of the best women Of the state refuse
to take part in elections and that I'M
scrupulous politicians organize and
manage the women Of the lower
classes to such an extent that they
exert a positive influence for evil in
government not offset by the votes
of those who have the good Of the
state at heart. Denver, which has
nearly one-third OF the votes Of the
state, is the scene Of constant and
bitter political warfare. In it many
women take part. Some Of the most
effective political work done by those
who are considered OF a lower class
while though hundreds of the best
women are willing to assist good
COVE nment 1t is more difficult to in
terest them in practical politics"
the kind that seems necessary to con-
troll that states government.
On the other hand the advocates Of
equal suffrage declare that thirteen
years practice Of the plan has by no
means been q failure and that fully as
large a proportion Of the best women
10 Vi bub uoob ulOu uLO hONtNo Ii uO-
complishing good for the state. They
also point out, and in this are prob
ably correct, that the legislator who
introduces a bill intended to over
throw equal suffrage thereby signs
his political death warrant, and that,
as women would have an opportunity
to vote on a revision Of the constitu-
ton, they would defeat any measure
aimed at abridging their privileges,
1t is unlikely that the state will
change its present system for many
years, though 1t is probable that the
offices which women prefer to fill aud
in which they can do best service will
come to be understood so that the Of
~flceseeking situation will be simpli-
fed. Colorado seems now to have
made a new start toward political san
ity and peaceful government. In It
there should be wider opportunity for
the women electors than the past
three or four years have afforded.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-11-29

Wichita, Kan, Nov. Alt was an
nounced here Monday that A. De Der
nardl, general superintendent Of the
central district Of the Missouri Pact
flo Railway company is to become
general superintendent Of the southern
district to succeed Horace Baker Of
Little Rock, Ark, resigned. W. J.
Mckee, superintendent Of the eastern
division at sedAlia. No, Is to be made
general superintendent Of the central
division, succeeding A. De Bernard
at C~ofieyville, Kan.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-11-29
A Serious Charge.

The statement Of the Harrington
Times that the square deal' crowd
forged names on its "petition" to Mr.
Creech is a serious accusation. Such
a contemplate act deserves the con-
domination of every citizen regardless
of politics or political ideas. Men
have a right to differ as to party
methods and platforms but they are
also In honor bound to observe the
rules OF decency in their political
doings. The politician big or little
who agrees to n thing and does
another is low enough in the moral
scale and merits contempt but the
man who forges names on a petition
and then assists in distributing the
same In order to defeat a nominee OF
his own party is a step or two below
him.
1t is up to the Civic League to pub
fish the names OF the men who sent in
that petition (P) and the names on 1t,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-11-29

The Caruso story that comes from
New York indicates that the monkey
house is wrongly managed. Some
New Workers. should be put in the
cages and the monkeys turned out,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-11-29

We infer from the frequent dis
patches written in Topeka and dated
washington" that a lot Of Kansas
politicians are scared stiff-legged lest
ex-senator Burton tell something
when he is released from jail. He is
likely to do 1t.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-11-29

Norfolk, Va. Nov. 2s-lt is reported
that the Mnyfloser, on Whieh ne prss-
.Issut h 70 proceed to Whahingtsn afta
N tFansfsr from TIE LsuiaiaAa. was
a uir.irss oommunicatioa hts 9w-
eny nlrht via the bpulniana ana -
.ths ruruIf q ~ ma1laUa - duppsf
deua d. ~
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-11-29

Why should the commercial IN
gress try to put more ships on the
sea-there are SO many now that
they bump into each other at fire.
uuent intervals.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-11-29

Anxious Inquirer; No, "Parsifal"
will not be given in Agricultural hall
this winter. The season of grand
opera is all that is now booked for the
Ice palace.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-11-29
Calderhead's Majority.

The Fifth Congressional district
gives Congressman calderhead the
handsome majority Of 1854. He re-
ceived a majority in nine out of the
ten counties in the district. The fol-
lowing are the ~majOrities'
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-11-29
THURSDAY, NOV. 20, 1906.

Only IA young men have been
killed in football games this season.
The denatpred game seems to hold up
It's end with the old variety.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-11-29

The cornerstone Of the new high
school laid this afternoon marked the
beginning Of an institution for which
the town should be truly thankful and
Of which 1t will be very proud. To
possess a handsome, up-tO-date high
school is most creditable to the city
and 1t will be an addition to the city
that will carry much weight in Its
standing among Kansas municiPali-
ties.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-11-29

Everybody sm,kss AbilsnA olgan-
An stores ss-imo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-24
81 tilfreos.

.9annepirfe" inoremmer: IS
Strioens Dag. ior mango 4or iioen
hlen 9etegnelie EN- vnorif" muaite not
ofte brugt iom ct Slagsoro operz
for noele at Dem, Der MI ftdar Iom
Meolemmer at Den foreneoe airte"
(ifuloe pore Den foreneoe oanife
airte"). og piocre inorsmmer 8ldz
Oct, at Oct life tan leie ben 0daoe,
1porfra Vaft. Horoentoft bel fan
hape fine Meooelelfer, om life fra
JOlf / Den 0anffe Strife" Der
meo er oi tilfrsos; tbi oermeo sr
inoremmet aft bpao Ri bar paaitaaet.
Oct er 10 netrp pait. Sob. Nor=
oentofts Meooelclier ON Oct fra
Strioens Oage for mango Oar t.
oen", Der er ida r%fprnorfet" %
ufploeftserenoe. Sg no fra Grfa=
ringen at oct, icm rOannep." ino-
remmer. orog oi iad ben Sormo6=
ming. at paft. Roroentofts Meo-
belelfer ON .Ribnineerne og Sani=
finger, fra Strioens Sage", maatz
te biorpre fra famine ailbe, iom
Get De bapoe Iuu nsiastig 2igbeo
meo. 8i fan life ifenne r~etters,
emo rOannep."s Reo. oeler Dor 0orz
mooning. 5an bar belt operfsoigs
ejort bioere 8epifer.
ut Den oanffe 4irfe" fornorifer
Dor Nutiosbiftorie, oct bar Di life
foet noeet ON. og oct ct Ser 10 oa
heller ingen 4~nleoning for rem til
at gore. = Wi anfer pioere Orb
pstfel ON ben Sag for ~operHeoig.
9i er tilfreos meo vOannep."s
SnorsmmelIer. men life meo, at por
6iftorie ifaf fortr1es uforrett.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-24
90 firfeligc Sanobrosfrau.
(Sluttet.)

Sm Gonfirmdtionen bar Der itooet
for Jorbanoling pg ipure aampe /
oct iioIte babe Marbunoreoe. ga
net bur sanIfe Iarlist FER paret be-
tonet, at Der par en- llfanobeo til
Steoe, iom forarss6e % maatte
bort. Wen meosns ma / lange
5ioer n9rmeit bar ment at ramrne
oenne lIfanobeo peo at faa Opers
boring os aonirmation ffilte fra
binanoen og oenne fioite f~orenet meo
Den fsrite 4lteraang, bporpeo man
ogiau baabeoe at faa Ben Weroslig<
beo bort, Der mere og mere bar
fnbttet fig til Gonfrmationen, faa
er man MI omfiber begbn6t at blipe
FLAIR paa: oels at Werosligbe6sn life
fan ffoHes bort peo nogen iom
felit Omoroning at Ronfrmationss
banolingen, men enc og alene beo
oanoelig pddDirtping, oels at ufanos
beoen ligaer paa ct belt anoet punft
emo oct oDenfor napnte, ligger nsms
Zig / 3iqpprgelfen at ben entelie
rnse ON Daubspasten, efterfulst Ct
oct foruobeffemte. abligute ga"
belle G<leooet igennem. 5bi bel fan
bet alorig forfbores, bpao en- Sno=
fenoer, en- Brett. I rarifeligt Dag.
bla6" marfboroigbis far fbrt Ore
set for. at afffuhe ben ~perfonIiee
1iIfpsrsfeI til bet enfelte Barn /
Dadbtn. efterfom bette life Blot
utbibIfomt bar prret DsbemuoOsn
fra Rirltns gegpnbelie at, men Os<
fao Iieefrem fbiesr ~npbpenbist df.
Of 3orfaeelfer os 1roen ber iom<
mer I m {~dframentdIs @sitfeIfe fom
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-24

iteoe, at ben falot fra %6inanoen %
opbsrte at p9re til. Wien Oct er 10
netop Oct. Ri lite sniter, ia. Pet lite
en- Sang amer for beloiet. 0i Ter
meaet bel. at Soltetirten Itunoer
moo i'm Oplesning. Sa, pi Ter
| ielpe oisie &rap pad mere Sanoz
BED og 5ribeo. Inn %openfor er uopifs
leoe. 5egn netpp pad bette: at ben
3io rptfer n9rmere, GA 5olfetirfen
lite l9neere ian tjene 2ipet % oerfor
mao fpr9noes. Men ri snTter, at
bette maa ffe iuccesfipt, lite meo
ct Slda, % iuit oerfor fnmpatiiez
rer pi meo en- 0esnen at 9%aanoene,
Ell llbpioelie af Rammerne efter=
baanoen. Gnonu biz Solicit life
tunne unop9re en- Jpltetirfe, Mez
niobeoen maaIfs life beler.
Men Der er eet arap, Iom life
mac operberes, ON 5oltetirfen ifaI
itao enonu en- 5io. Oct er eobt al
bare firfelig 5ribeb, iaa at Menie=
heoen Tan rere rig. Men lao os
pgiau faa mere Sanobeo, at @eroen
life ltdl fororges mere eno nfopens
biet! 81
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-24
ga / Ell prhuet 5ole

90 / Ell prhnet 3ale
gteo 3efit = at fgre irem,
! Doab @no | bple Gale
gar neblagt bps benz?
IS Sfole oe / Strife.
s YD % aano oe 6iem,
gr Ylab5 for big OF pirfe,
Som tom til 8larbeb freml
5orfpnb bu bare Sroet,
Din Yreit er 9lao oerueb,
Oct Gdo er fra aoret
8 9errens Weni9bebl
S9 bet er let at tale,
Suor 2pben bar Strgm,
Men er Strgmmene gale,
@r @du albrig fpn !
6ppr 299manos= gionesbproet,
@nonu ej fpmnlen er,
@r Wielet life lpret,
Selp ON Suroej9 er Der.
Sopr 8reiten CT Seoemano,
S9 Weni9beoen Serb,
Sppr Seben fremipire tan.
Der Sremtioen grprl
% berfpr 81 DIS 9leoe tan
Deb 2e9manbs 8irflombeo,
Oct er 9aonli9 for Ell Bro ltemano
Gn Sang a. liobe nebl
Oct 9elber bog, at Sa9en
San saa fin Sejers9ang.
90 mart iaa fommer Dagen,
9a pi 9aar bjem meb Sang
% inotil ba meb Sper
Sper friiten 9erlun,
Suer l9ro pg a99mano, orirer
Haa Snbremisiion.
81. s..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-24
Gil n0rmere SplDsning.

&eouftions=S pgr9smaaletui ab-
lolut for Wars 8eofommenoe be-
tpoe me9et for mango, lum tenfer
paa at rejie til AarSmeoet / Nortb
9atota.
8liuer Der NOT / antal for at iaa
ben looebe Gebuftiun, banber ieg,
troos ben lture Nfltanb, at mango
oil it9one MOB 0urtb Oafota til
Garsmgoet.
Sfuloe Der oerimoo man9le /
3aaet 100, iom er 8ilfaaret for at
fra Heouftion, Iaa oil bet blioe Ell
opr Siitorie for be faa, lum refer
berop.
Oerfor, 8enner, baaoe Yreiter
p9 aue andre, item mig enoelig
II at mebbele MIC eoers De-
tel melie ieneit Z Maj.
@fterfglgenbe Sfripelie fra @es
neral agenten 9ioer fulo Splpsnin9
ON Hebuftionen.
5 sgrbpoisbeo
q. .. GGriitianien.
Minneapolis, Mimi,
April Is, 1906.
Rev. G.. B BHR1sTIANsEN, Pres.
United Danish-L church,
R.F.D.No.5 8, Audubon, la.
Dear Sir:
| Rev. n. Hanson called at this
Office yesterday with reference to
the annual meeting of your
church to be held at Kenmare.
During our conversation he
advised me that there was APP
parently some misunderstanding
regarding the tickets that would
be counted to arrive at the total
number in attendance at the
meeting. For your information
| will advise that all tickets pur-
chased to kcnmare where the
rate is more than 90 cts. will be
counted, except where the dele
gates travel on clergy permits.
All tickets purchased at the spe-
cial rate from st. Paul and Min
neapolis will be included, and
you can readily see that there
would be no difficulty in secur-
ling the required attendance. Rev.
Hanson stated that some were
evidently of the opinion that on
lly the tickets purchased up to
st. Paul and Minneapolis would
be counted, and you were there
fore trying to secure an attend
ance of at least one hundred from
points east and south of st. Paul
and Minneapolis. This is not the
case, as the tickets that are pur-
chased at local points along this
line will be counted as well.
Trusting this will make the
matter clear to you, | remain,
Yours truly,
w. X. CALLAWAY,
Gen. Pass. Agent.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-24
gagmanos yirtiombeo.

2egmanos Sirtiombeo.
S p9anlteren" je9 l9ite
On 999manosuirfiumbeb;
Seq fglte, iom bet bl9lte
Sra ale plgrner neo,
90 t9nfte paa Wanben
Sra Eatmos alippe=G =
Wieo 6aanbsn for Yanoen
Vt ltirre uuer Sg.
IS SDnsfreolens Simring,
0uur eet bar gano o9 &anb,
Der ltoo / bimmellt 6linrin9
Gen itore @n9lemano =
Wieo Miaalet / S%aanoen,
st Wiennel ties Utaal",
Seq ler BAN | Aanoen
uoele i'm Sfaall
Seq ier bam brpoe Se9let
90 bgrer bans Ggit.
9ans Orb bar alOri9 %iejlet,
Oct er Ell u9lbi9 3rgltl
SUBS 8urn lfal bele9les,
5pr Stormen brpoer los,
ulDffen forfelles
9il aanos og til Sps.
3bl 6erren ban bar Srbet,
SO oerueo ltal bet itaa.
@uos 5olf, meo SoGro om9jurbet
s aampen lfal 9aa
= Wen life meb bperanbre,
Som leg og l9roe M9nb,
Wfen trofait lammen panore
Com 6errens lt9rfe M9nol
Sfal ge9m9no uoienoes
UT prRDtte 0uoS Sr0,
Maa lamme 8rap anuenoes,
6norunoer Yr9iten itaar =
Oe 5ilipn maa fires
Wieo leroe iom meO l9s,
% 8e9nifab upsgres
5noen Samiunoets Beg.
90 areoiens uolenbte
) 3reblen bar Get
8i tom el mere pente,
5oritaar enbper 10 let.
Sg oeriom en- Wteni9beo
lloIenber Ell Wanb,
Git arau ON 29rens Henbeb
Zen o9iaa itiae tan.
gn 4r9bitant err bunoen
5 6errens eget Orb;
Dor 6armuni er funben
5 Spmbolernes 8orl
Ss l9rb ug leg Jig bvjer
5Or 59orenes Dom,
Oe buo fig life fvjer,
0ans Ylabs bgr 9gres tom!
5oruirring bgr a%fpenbes,
Oct er en- afgjort Sag;
90 insen bgr ublenbes,
Com fare oil | Mas.
Men:ariiti flag maa beres
vi leroe iom af leg,
90 insen bgr beineres
8 Strib om Yauens Sf9g!
90 faar Di en- B~rofesior,
Som man | Norge lit,
O9 Hr9iter iom Defeniur
s en- Suejtlers8 epublit =
90 Samfunos- Misiionerer,
SDm git paa egen 9aano,
Saa fittert hi for9rer
Dor Gjenbe 5reoens gaano!
Mlen naar Der er talbet
MisiiDnRr eller YrGit,
6paoenten ban er leg
gqer gruiom belRit,
M2aa Manben pRre bunben
Meb go til Dor Tro,
Dermec er SpOret funben
I'll ppr Gnigbe6s BRO.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-24

1SuuI ullDtllDl uut VII
90 ineen 9pr 5urtreo!
ga Sfolens 5orltanoer
8eb:Sfulen bolber Ya9t
90 beler 8os o9 8lanoer
Nf belle fin Wast !
Nt Ell ell 9erer lpreoer
Gin Slinte / SUBS Serb,
ut ale fig bereoer
5fvl9e!9errens Orb,
Mieo Blade og meo Bigger
gortlitore 5orla9sbus
Git 4rbejo fulofgrer
3rubsgS Susl
Gen ltamper up mob Sinoen
90 flarer fine Sfer,
s Tab og / 8inoen
Gi bar ben bu9 fer!
Git Snbbolo ben uo9pber
Yeb Ell 9ogl9lgers5lut,
SOM noeen @l9be npoer,
6por man bar Yenge mot.
.6pem De iorterer unber
5 beres Mlsiion =
9erpaa ie9 ofte 9runoer
Som uoioenbe YatrDnl
8or Samiunos 9eitprelie
Seq ofte t9nfer paa,
90 uben 6urtrpbelie
Sorbi jeg MAJ gaa-
Den itaar meo ale 9gjler
S)m..en alm9eti9 9aanb,
Stoar lom SerfuleS-S Bjlen
Meb 6imlens 8uebaanb.
Ru er bet Del nor Mening
Meb alle.bisie Ting,
git be / Screening
Sfal p9re iom ell Sting,
ga at ltgrre o. beore
Oct bele gDres ifal,
0erfcr..blanot bore 2eb're
gr Spliben iplittersal =!
at ipiloes9io o9 areiter
8 inobprbe6.Strio =
6porsfau, 'om ni Ter efter.
Bel oertil.gioes 9io!
Sfal ~9R9meno us Yrelter
Sou baoe 6olme9ang,
O9 Weni9bebens Geiter
&c til meo ala9eian9 =?
Rel, 3ibens.5esn DC flyer:
Oct baiterlmeb.@ubs g9rt,
geb aunofabstrRet li9ger
GnoiS langen rinilb" D9 it9rt;
Sg banIiorteaer. YrRlten.
ut bantbar Gneret,
Og bebreserleno Neiten,
6pemsY Brett tan n99te bet!
SO atsben iamme Slan9e
Web.pomp9e Orb
Saa mango, mango @an9e
gar 9jort en- aa9mano flor;
6ar iagt: On lite bebre,
Saa erlbu fig iaa gub
Somtbisie lerbe 5ebre,
9u fenber ba Subs Orb! -
JesElpnes, at naar Yreiten
5urfpnber 6errens Orb,
Sa, t9nf big I'LL for Heiten:
@n Brett | airfen itaar,
6an fgrer Seiu 2Rre,
Dan ta9er intet fra:
n9ans gibner ifal 8 pere";
Wlen ital be tie ba?
Waa be ba ej meb Munben
Nefenbe lbpao be trur?
bet ba Spno | @runben
ut fDr,ne fine Orb -I
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-24

tliper enonu %i9pnlig bolot n9iata=
Ter, Der canitelig fan Itoa Wiaal
for Sanoheoens 0omitol. Wien oct
maa inorpmmes, at Oct er DC bllper
en- Iaare paniteli9 Sdg, mar GIG
tale tal bol0es og 9runoere
til at tunne n9gte Oct er 10 iea
'boerit ipage, iad DC ar omtrent li8
Rul (efter 9open fun sat man lite
bar Sio 90 = od at unogda ct.
.bpert lliunobeosns Sfar. 5bi at
.fremoraoe Den afopoes 9reit cg
.holoe en- 9pmsta!e oper bans 9ip,
ian 10 oog aloris bore beretti9et.
'Mon maa altiao nsaa uoenom" aot
Ifilist, os alerebe Der fommsr IL
IanObeoen frem. bpor foriigtig man
emo elers er meo 9enIpn til 5dlen
nm oen afopoes 0uosforholo. Der
er Iom iagt til Oato lite rsrt NOR
.faa meaet peo Yeerapelien iom peo
9@otepielien. Men Graoet ON 5ils
til ubpr9erlig 9e9rapelie" l
9iobeo meo bprgerligt 9GgteIfab bar
Goa p9ret rejit og oil miittert tomme
If9rfere frem / zen tommenoe 2lo,
iaa at Den Jprm for 9igbeg9ngelle,
Ger MI finoer Steo / aremdtoriei,
bpor ingen prait er meopirtenos
Qiaefrem at fprbnoe en- iaaoan Uteos
rirtnins er Dog uristigt) osiaa tan
|tiliteoes paa airtesauroen, og Yres
Iterne ogIaa ser faur en- bis Jribeo.
Meoens mango iblanot os 1T
tert bill tunne %forltaa De fordn be
rerte arap paa mere Jribeo og
|Sanobeo / De folfetirtelige Jorholo,
oeloer bette Oerimoo lite, mar pi
tommer til Sperssmaalet ON y IL
'~fternes 39Iefribeo. Senne
|Soo blep ferit rejit at 0runotpig.
lenere pptaset og b9poet al mango
al bans 9enner, oe Den bar fua=
Get mssst MObitano. Oprlnoeli9
par oct life blot s9refribeo, men
.fuloitenoig ,pr9itefribeo", Der tres
reoes, bporspso mao foritaas lite
blot 6ribeo for pr9iterne | 5ors
tnnoelien, men ogiaa Jribeo til al
bruae, bpilten 2llterbos og Salmes
boa oe tunOe enes ON meo oeres
Meniebeoer os Jriheo til at n9gte
at uoisrs tirtsllge 9anoIinser for
oe Menneiter, Iom oeres Sampittigs
.heo forbeo Dem al betjene. Den
efterbaanoen bar arapet inoltr9ns
.tet fig til at fOrlange 5ribeo / Jors
.ipnoslisn.
Oct sr 10 nemlig en- ofte beri
paaitano: ,Yr9iierne er tpuagneI
til at praoite iaaleoes, iom oe pras
bitter; par De life eofaitebe til Den
.99re. iom De fo%rtpnoer, Den ltrengt
lutberite 99reform. ioa ituloe pi
mart faa noget anoet at bpre".
Saalebes taller geroen. os oct er oa
for at betage Deroen Graften 4
oenne paaitano FAINT tiuige for |
0~irtligbeoen at title gr9iierne iaa
frit iom mulist, at man bar optd.
get 0runOtpigs SSoriIag. at pr9iterz
ne blot itulos forpligtes til at l9re
letter Den beQige Strift o9 oeres
beoite Opsrbepisnins".
Men bpor tiltalenoe bette END tan
ipnes, baaoe Jet UNDER Jribeoens
90 UNDER Sano1eoens Spnspuntt,
ia ma bet bog fiftert inoremmes,
at meo ct iaa abeitemt og Ip9Oenoe
prqitelsfts bill life blot etbpert epanz
gelift : Iutbsrit qrag fOriOinoe fro
fSolfefirten, men Der bill ~operbopeoei
life mere funne bare Gale ON nogen
5olfetirfe. Man er Der | lin Stras
ben efter perionlis Sanobeo saaet
pioere, emo esrliet sr, ioa lanae
Der ital bare en- Joltetirfe. Men
foruoen at man Der maa gre op.
marfiom paa Den pirteliee itorel
QQrefribe0, Der faftift oo pruftiif
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-24

y 1tt - LA@t tI 49,
'selift : lutbsrit qrag forioinoe fro
6olfefirten, men Der pil operbopeoet
life mere funne pare Gale ON nogen
5oltetirte. Wlan er Der | i'm Straz
ben efter p~erionlis Sanobeo saaet
Ipioere, emo gsrlist er, iaa l9nge
Ger itdl bare en- Joltetirfe. Wien
foruoen at man Der maa gerc ops
m9rfiom paa Den pirieliee fore
2Grefribeo, Der fattift og praftiif
tall er | Joltetirten, og ION hi mda
glGoe os pper, lieefom Ri oeruofro
pdatager os at Dife, at oct er en-
aloeles falit paaiiano at tale DIN
4anostr9loom for pr9iterne, fac
bill iitfert Oct Jorflds efterbaunoen
iartle flere og flere Stemmsr ON
|iis. Der gaar no paa at gre pras
itslsftet iaa frit iom muIigi, lite
,binoenoe operfor 8ositapen. men oms
trent ipm 1iifop Rsroam bar fore
~Iaaet: at bile praoife Cubs Oro
rent os purt efter Den belige Sfrift
'og ben lutberife airfes 0runoT9t.
|ninger. iaaleoes fom oisie er be.
pioneoe | Den oanife Joltefirfes fpm-
bolffe 8pser."
Wan fan 10 III ganlfe pift iige,
Tei bpdo ffal Ri bog meb a1e oisfs
2empeIfer Og Jribeoer, Tom obsnfor
|er u6piflet? 2ao De 5olf, praiter
'og 2ngfoIt. Der life meo Snnobef
fan ijene | Jolfefirfen eller BRUCE
6ens Sober, gao no at Jolfefirfen
Oct bill bore bet fanoefte! ga.
bet fan bare sanffe rigtigt, 0erfom
hi lite ,brp6 os ON, at Jolfsfirfen
git | @tptter, ia, maufie enbos On.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-13
Man Injured
By Runaway
Ike Urhol Has Skull Fractured
and Arm Broken by Runa-
way Team injured Inwardly.

Ike Uphol, who lives about
twenty five miles south west of
the city, in Mckenzie county
was badly injured by runaway
team last Sunday. He had his
skull fractured, his right arm
broken and was injured inward
~. DR.. Hagen Of this city was
summoned and took the long
drive out there Sunday night.
The injured man was brought to
the city Monday. Uphol was
hauling wood for Helge Helge-
son. He was making trip
with the team when they became
frightened and ran away. They
dragged Uphol some distance be
fore he let go of the lines. After
running a short distance the
team turned and came rnnning
back along thr road and ran
over Uphol who was unable to
get out OF the way.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-13
Scandinavian Doctor

Owing to the great amount
of work which he has on his
hands, DR.. Dochterman has been
compelled to employ an assis-
tant. He has secured the ser
vices Of DR.. Mortin M. Jensen,
a graduate Of the Medical Uni
versity Of Christiania, Norway,
one Of the best medical colleges
in Europe. DR.. Jensen is the
only Scandinavian doctor in the
city and will assist DR.. Dochter-
man greatly in taking care of
his Norwegian patients. Dr..
Jenssen speaks both the Norwe-
gion and German languages.
He served as inferno in the hos
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-13
Senator Smoot
Walks Plank
Committee on Election Declares
Shoots Seat Vacant-Princi-
cipal Reason Connected with
Mormon Church.

Washington, D. c. Dec. IL
At the conclusion of the morn
ing's business in the senate to-
day, Senator Burrows, chairman
pt the senate committee on priv
ileges and elections, called up the
resolution from that committee
declaring that Reed Snoot is
not entitled to his seat as sena-
tor of the United States, from
the state OF Utah and addressed
the senate on the subject.
Burrows said there had been
no proof submitted to sustain
all the allegations that Smoot
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-13
Took Body of Son Ho me

Joseph Bolack, father Of the
young man who died on the
train a couple of weeks ago ar
rived in the city Friday after the
remains. Mr.. Bolack now lives
in Baldur, Manitoba. He was
accompanied to this city by his
brother, Rockwell Bclack who
lives west of Grand Forks. The
body of the young man was
shipped last Saturday to Grand
Forks for burial. Mr.. Bolack
stated that the most of his rela-
tives lived there and they had de-
cided to bury the boy in that
city. Mr.. Bolack is a veteran of
the civil war and served three
years under the Stars and Stripes.