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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-05

- Gt1fen opper na0l9 IordHotel.
Sra Msrts til Cps. 5ortalins al
Selen 9ertbolo. peri ftilores
8rpSninsstioen melIem Seosnitab
pg &riitenoom blanot 9enoernc.
3O1 Sioer. Smuft inob. Goo.
Gpdnus. gn JortalTing fra &sis
fer RpnItantin ben Stores Sis
al u. .. 0rafs. Operfat fra
Gngelf peo Olga. 224 Sioer.
elegant inob. 90e.
De Ipanite 9rpOre. MeO 5OrOrO
af propft 8lums. 532 Sioer.
@oot inob. $1.20.
5srt at 6erren. 5Orta1ins at
GOpin. JOG Sfoer. 9Oot inob.
SOC.
8isoineren. 1e5 sioer. STINT inOb.
SOC.
Sub er min Srefie. Qf G%usenia
D. MittaH. BOT Sioer. elegant
in0b. 90c. :
GbriItie aongens sjener. of 8.
6. gBdlton. 127 Siber | Om.
flag 25c., mob. 40c.
qampepuoisrsn. 9f Muria g. Gums
Minis ootrIdt fra gngelit.
536 Si6er. 9oof inob. $1.20.
gIter Riso uf qanTp, puu 9unft Oee
q. g. ma0Ien. $50 Siosr. GIes
CANT Snob. SOC.
5ag og Cas-. aorte 29fsffptttr til
gibeltstitsr paa boer Dag | Gas
ret for 8. unge. uogiOet al
Sans Hislfen, SnoremisTOn9r !
Gafborg, og Off. Ricaro, 9enes
ralietretar for g. 5. Il. 81. mes
giSrug fra 9enner at Den aris
ffeligs llngoomsbeongelie. 432
lSioer. Snob. / fomponeret Shirt
~ingsbmo. pris S1.30.
Z Tranffbino, 29oer Rpg mso
Sittst, $1.50.
Soao gibelen 5ortalte. 9eor3
Sura.nt. qaa DanTf Oeo 8. s.
s. 6. Matbieier. 5 Omflas 60c.
Snob. 90e.
let file aOnsefpeit. off u. Gibissr.
gibelbiftorifte 5oreoras ooer Be
fire aongsr, 5erobes | Rp Sss
ftaments. 1877 Si6er. STINT mob.
zoe.
lgn Qipsgerning. ODerfat fra gns
gelff. IN interesfnnt Bog. 203
Siber. Jint f~orferet Bin6 65c.
!!Jire Weninoer. af ponfp. Sra
gnself peo Olga. On soo Bog.
326 Sioer. STINT inob. $1.0O.
gennem Rors til Krone. of gus
ssnia b. Mitluf. 329 Os 3S7
Sibsr. Gag os lob 6enne BOG.
Den bill Iaies meo niessn Jntsrr
este. Snob. $1.40.
5ele 0tptt for at pinM en- eOis
arone. Torialrins uf u. .. u.
1866 Siber. glesant inbb. zoe.
S bans 6aano. Nf 6esba Strats
ton. Gortrl1ins ON Stuuois
ferre | RusIano. 212 SiHr.
flint inbb. Soc.
aoFermisfionaren Bib. posfslts
SeIpbiosraF. 288 Siber. Gint
inob. 60c.
Gli3abetb. af Mdrk Ratbufins.
Gn intsresfant Stilorins Tom
Iafes meo meset llobptte. glss
CANT in0b. $1.20.
prafesduroen | 5urt8en Os Jnbien.
OFF u. 0onman. 327 os 1923
eioer. Uint inob. $1.00.
Stefania 8olingbrote. st 2ips@
bineoe af emma MuribafI. 1Del
1913 Sioer, 2. Del 1877 Siber
ct prast Bino. $1.20.
9e TO 9rsore. paa Danf Deo a.
g. MaoIen. 286 Sioer. Glegan:
! inob. $1.00.
Sobannss 2eOinon, pr1it peo be
glasfenie 8oliger. Winoebloo al
bans unsoomspen 4Ifr. Spien
"a Siosr meo 9iIeoe. 40e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-05

HtoItI9 OfRIteo. ~ SlUel. Oh9@
flag f0e.
SUBS Orb er lebenoe og fraftigi
Rogle Santer til geitprielie %
8eileonin9 for troenOe Menne.
FER naar oe bill IeIe 8ibelen.
Sdmfeos at $. 8jprnien. 81 81.
Der. OmTIug zoe.
Gtubetiar, Nogle OpIsOelier meo 2
gi1eoer af Sorfuttereu. Nlef
5ororo og MinOeOrO at prOOf
g. e. 9lume fart fra aneri
Stubefi9rs 0s6sleie uf paitoi
aler guIop 176 SiOer. gIegani
inob. 90c. 5 Omilus Coo.
gffuTen. st 2tosbineos af 9th.
aeoet5op meo 5OrOrO at paitoi
QsfdenfeIots5dnien. so Si&r
| Smilag 15c.
9dmle @ertruo. ct 2ibsbileoe fra
9eItsSpnono meO GOrOro at %
flor Qsfhenfelot> Sdnfen. s Oms
flag 15c.
gdrnlig Yale. Smuatref og Smdas
fort9linger for 8srneguostsnss
fen at Batter u. Suel. so Siosr.
s 0mfIas zoe.
Sslt for Seius. af paftur u.
SueI. 40 Sioer / OmTug zoe.
5immsf 2obien. pda Oanf Dee
q. g. MaoTen. 27s Sioer eles
CANT mob. qris 90c.
50 'aiam Brandt. qf 2uurit5 Pe.
terIen. Gn 5orteGIins 33e
Sioer elegant mob. pris $1.2o.
Salmeoigtsre. 5Oreorus at q. 5es
perinfen, s. Rimb aasien, SObn
5onfen. Chr. 9uoOiss, 6. s.
edarling, ). 6. 9itrup Og 6.
@itb. llogiDet at Stuoenf.rs
biemmets 5oreordgsuooMs. 164
Sioer / ftartt OmTag. pris
60c.
$ oroan SeTus ariftus brust. en-
benige Sfrift. Qf of Ricaro.
&c Siosr / OmfIas. pris 10c.
Sra Ratursn oe 2iOst - opie og
msrts 9ineoer farlig til *
unge. of 81. RicolaiIsn. s fix:
Omilag. qris Zoe.
Oscar 8boren. st eiOsbifebe fra
6aoet tegnet at Rdrtd aangsr'
felot. 60 Sioer / tint Om1ae
15c.
6br0efino og !SbrOesje. Ere Orb
ON Tano gsrnetugt at paitor
q. Strinter og Carer Sb. 0ico'
laifen. 80 Sioer / OmHae. pria
Zoe.
: aorfefs Stpgge. 9onfrmotions'
oabe df SO. peterien. 70 Sioer
fint mob. qris Doc.
9ioenIfaber og Den bibelfe StabtIs
fesberetnin9 popul9r fremftiuet.
Gn Oosrpeielie til Sielp mob
Sioens guntro. 4f paftor o.
Munfter groft p.o 2utastirten.
40 SiNr | Omflas 10c.
6errens 9eje. 4noen Samlins.
OpleoeIier af Subs 9srn | Dam
mari. famleoe os fortalte al
3aura groebfenius. 80 Siosr
/ Omflag 10c.
2ipsfanser. af .. GleOd Sort.
til Dc fpunfte grsore. oDerfai
po 6. Monftsr. 1876 Sioer !
ftertt Omiras. pris 40e.
Wen jig flyer eSsr On gei'
ftonins / bet belIise 2ip. af y.
9. Meper meo Jorfattsrens 90.
trat. 216 Sioer OmfIas.
pris Coo.
llnsoomslip. af Olfert Riearo 9an'
Ter os Weninser punoet unotr
IA aars llnsoomsarhibe. Grem'
fat for iinss Wono | 14-16
aars Mloeren. 178 Siber | fini
OmHas. pris SOC.
Chiefs 2bfit. Mf 6. Rob. prisb<'
lsnnet at oct frunfse 1tabmi.
Ootrfat af en- CANNED 2cse.
224 Si6er | OmfIas. pris 40c.
Solootermin6er. Sdmlet peo to al
Soloaternes Benner, meo fere
BiIeoer. 1876 Siber | ftors!
OmTas. pris 40c.
9itus. gn 2orfets Jofle. On
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-05

Ne0br9not @ddr6. - Den
5unue Dag uobrso Der $40 | Sens
6sren Senfens @daro | 2erorup
Sso Oooer. De 3 lIolanger neoz
tron6t<, men man menx at tunns
oo6oe iGtuebufet.
30 Rreaturer i~noebrrnote og 5
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-05
Spger NDtI

Gn Sumling af triitelige Bigger
oertblanot iorlig De npe uogiune
gpger at ariitelig screening for
Den Snore Misfion / Ounmurt.
8ebdg at gennemIe oenns Giits,
Ser bill bare 8eger, Iom De pil
bape megen @leoe af at laie. &sb
nogle al Dem mems pi bar Dem.
- Bitten bliOer itaois fOranoret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-05
en 9e af roll Gan.

iete Mdno afla9N fine glimren0s
Slegtsnabne og tatOte fig efter 1T
5ornaon 4lberti uOen at bare /
nogen Iom belit 5orbinOeIIe meo
Sen MI iaa bsten0te 5umilie Qls
berti.
@ennem Sen frantic Saa0lege BAR
pdItor ScmmerfelOt en- Deterrent
uf Rolf Sanger, Stamfaoer for Ben
nrOarenoe Song Gopdro uf Gn5z
LAMB.
Mul0parpen. Def er en-
ulminoeIig Mening 6lanOt 9dn06ru.
gere, at Mulodrpen er ct nnttigt
DIR, foroi Sen 9oer en- MasIs Or
me, CAREER % an0st ftaOsligt 9rp6.
men MI bar profesior 9oas oeo
2anobobsjifolen ertIaret Muloodrz
pen 9rig. og Itemplet Oen iom et
|Stuoeonr. 9rofssIorsn f~trioer /
Bort Q~dn6br1g", at Set fun e
tiot, oen tager al OIoenborrsIaroer
Smefoerlarper % 8nopprme, mel.
BEN leber met df Regnorme, 81
Regnornen er 10 It nnttigt DIR.
@unife piit er Ser Idd mango
Hegnorne. at Der blioer not tiIbage,
ielo ON Mul0oarpen forfpner Jig
rigeligt, men Oct er / 9oert 6alo
life noget at role Sen for. Og 1t
cen gsr tor Staos Oeo fine aas
mailer og fine STUB" / Mulotagef,
sr inolpfenOe.
Oct er oerFor. Tiger prOfesioren.
|fu1ot ~fOriOurligt at forfslge Sen.
,Menneffe eIter 0nr".
@n rig s6erre fa9oe engung til fire
@9iter:
yWiine 6errer, Lao os blioe eniJs
nm cen Sing: rStaf ri MI 6rftte
liom Msnneifer e1sr Tom 9pr9~
nRaturfigois fom Menneifer!"
raabte 9afterne bdlot forn9rmet.
.@oot." iasoe 5erren. .men iaa
maa Ri orifte os 6pstis fuloe, for
Oprene oritfer alorig mere, enc De
bebsper for at title oeres ssrt.1
Oanmarfs bprefte 9ingits
= @udroeier NieIs peterien,
|Sisrrins, bar folgt ct 9 Wsaaneo.r
gammelt 6ingfffsl til 9eiteapIsfores
ninsen rRuls Dig for 10000 Ser.
|'6eruf 10000 Scr. paa @iftddr os
Reiten %fontant. vRanb. 3D." me-
ner, at oct er Reforb me6 5enipn
iii priftn paa 5ingftfG.
SHbbru6stpperi. On
oritig Sn6bruostpp bar | be fi6fte
|Dase, ftrtOes Der oen Is. Jebr.,
|begaaet forifenige Sn6brub | Miotz
fialan6 og 81. a. | Bringitrup pre<
ftegaar6 ~ftjdalet so 2r. os I Dol
lerslep pr0ffeqddro 140 Rr.
Gil politiet | qsDe FAINT mers
lsfs Og 9uoie 5erreoer er Der ons
melot nere 9poerier. og man merer.
at oct er ben famme psrfon, Der
buierer / miotfinllano.
gn 4rbebiftorie paa 5dnO.
Der taIes pad 5ans meget ON en-
4rpebiitorie. ST.. yRibe Stiftt." sr
gnten efter purtifulier Worsnfen,
Norobp. drrelteret efter Mnmetoelle
al fine to Steobsrn, figtet for 4rs
refpig. Der bar for Sfifteretten
fun opgiDet ca. 1900 Rr, iom
|goet ftuloe eie, men maj er MI
langt oppe pda ODER oe 10000 Ser.
pofitiet arbeioer iber6igt for at
bringe Chs | Den inobitleoe MF9rt.
Ndturftg Gas. - Weo DO
ring efter Wano pos 9usmano Chr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-05

Adr iioen fenotes Nn1e onodrteoe
QungeTpgoom life ber i 2anoet, Sen
Ital iFglge OprIegers uoia9n bare
in0fprt mso engelite Hemonter.
5rosfet libel. : Gn 16s
aarig 5ieneItepise fra 2inobolt beo
6olifebrO bar 2sroug gftermiooug
Sen 9. 5ebr. fsnSt ct 9Grinoe til
Sognets aebmano.
gua 6iemOejen git bun piIo %
bleo fsrit funoet Sen fsl9enoe Rans
Dag ~ibielfrosien pau Marfen, efter
At man fors9Oes baooe isgt efter
benoe belle Hatten.
4opentiit Sol6aten
q pbor9, ser n9gteoe At ~forrette
5ieneIte ON 2srOagen, er III. pgepe.
4o." iosmt so 0ages enIom Qrreit.
Def er en- badr6 Struf. men Sol
6aten betlager fig life. 6an er fat
be1uttet pda at bofOe no, ieIb ON
ban Ital fiSoe / QrreTten lige til
ben 10. Suli, ga ban ital permit
teres.
8abt % funoen. en
Mano fra @jeGereup. Der Ifuloe tBre
ct 2ns Spin til Slagteriet, opoa=
oeoe peo Qntomitsn BERTH, at 6 Stt.
At oem mungleOe.
5an bleu itrats no9et beo or
grerne, men pes at tsre tiIbdge aO
Qanoeoeien fanSt ban III. v6ern.
DO" Sem beIoisois ale fammen
;gen.
On go6 SANDER. = geo en-
! 9luftion / SlageIie is6te en- Mtdno
ct gammelt @arttsjsboro for 80
Ore.
9a ban luftsOe goroIfuFen OBJ,
la ser $50 ar. / ben. ManOea
afleoereoe qengsne til SfiFterstten,
Ser III. rSors 4mtst." uobetalte
BAN en- OuIsr paa 80 Str.
SoIgt 2dnoeenoom. =
Gjenoommen nSsgaarO" | airterup
: Sogn pso Rostiloe al 6urttorn
IS 5or., sr in. q. 3. al Gnfefru
GlauIen foIgt til 5orodlter Sess
perien uf 9ornbolm. for $4,000
Str. Ooertagelien fer Itrats. gt4
ietning os SnDentar meoFslger.
Tdftfrosne / Sfen. =
DampIfibet .9dro" af aritiania
lad Sen 10. 5ebr. opantret no for
Gementfdbriftsn .Oanid" meo STD
N | 9unoen os paa Roret iom Jslz
ee af Sftn. Gn norff 8usieroums
per ~5spoins" afiejleoe fra Greoes
1ifsbdbn meo 2o6s og Dpfter os
ffuIoe forfsse at fOreere Sfen os
blgIere Stibet iii ariitianio.
6eoersgabe. ST. r3ols
lbet Soften" er Ser oberratt gtatss
raao 2empisb til 4lsiitrup en- Ga
be fra Sosnets 8eboere, beitdaenoe
laf en- meset prdstfulo GslDopfuts,
Tom 9at for bans 38suurise 9iris
fombeo fom Gormano for Sognee
raaoet.
Mdnge @ n6er. = Der er
en- ufeopanlis Mansoe 9gnber |
2iflebeIt | Dinter. Gifferne | Sbors
! ebtfe ftpoer III. n5pns 9io.' en- for
Del at Dem ener fanser Dem | garn
Jorleosn Rat fanss6 be imelIem 7
og 300 2gnoer og gooerfugle |
Rsofppttegarn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-05

Sofgt 2dnoeenoom. =
Gjenoommen nSsgaarO" / airterup
Sogn oso Rostiloe al 9urtfOrn
IS 5or., er in. q. 9. at enfefru
6lauien ioIgt til 5OrOalier Sess
perIen af 8ornbolm, for Ia, 1000
Sir. OOertagelien fer itrats. 8t
Ietning og SnDentar meoFslger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-05

6eite MATTE ffnoes. "a set Odr umas
ligt at faa Dem bra5t no. Slotn
opItco / 9aosn. 6itrsn bieo en- Del
for6ranot unoer 5orisget pau At
reooe 8reatlrerne.
0eoefsfffabet. Siote
Rummer At u6eosielfu6ets 8ios-
friFt" iuoe6oloer en- uOfprlig 9leos
NeleIIe ON set at 6eoeielitabet 10
%ar6eioeoe groieft til GeguIering al
8anoitanosfor6oloene / Qurbus pa
og 9rabrano 81. grOiettets Gen
nemfgrelIe bill tote ca. $4,000 ar.,
% set oil tonme 625 50r. 2anO
til gooe, foruoen at Ser af Ssen tor
legges 175 Sor. 2uno at fortrinlig
&oalitet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-05

Mange 0g n6er. = Der er
en- ufeopanlis Mangoe Wnoer |
9inebelt | 0intsr. Jifferne | 5bOrs
ebufe ftp6er III. n5pns 9ib.' en- flor
Del af Dem e[ler funger Dem | Garn
Jorfsoen Rat fanssoe be imelem 7
og 300 2gn6er og go6erfugle |
Rsofpattegarn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-05

Naturfig Gas. - 0eo 30
ring efter gano Dos 5usmano gbr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-05
Tdftfrosne / Sfen.

6eoersgabe. ST. y6ol'
bef Soften" er Der oberratt gtats.
rauo 2empigb til 4lsiftrlp en- Go
be fra Sosnets geboere, beftaaeno<
af en- aleset prdstfulo GslDopfuts.
Tom Sat for bans 38=aarise 9irt'
fombeo fom Gormanb for Sogne'
rdo6et.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-02-15

roborative OF Mrs. Thaw's testimony,
They also were offered as tending tc
show the state of mind of the de
PENDANT just after he had heard from
her own lips the story Of the girl he
loved and her relations with the man
1T is claimed he killed as a result O.
insanity inherited in part and induced
by a stress of circumstances.
Fridays Proceedings.
New York, Feb. 10. - Evelyn Nesbit
Thaw again yesterday was the central
figure at her husbands trial.
Picking up the threads of her life's
story where she had dropped them the
evening before, she brought the nara.
tive down to her wedding in Pittsbure
on April 4. 1905, and their return tc
New York following a honeymoon TRIP
in the West. She declared she had
heard White call to her on the stree,
once after this, and that on another
occasion he had followed her in a cab
White Tried to Kiss Her.
Mrs. Thaw declared yesterday that
oNoAiolu NAllS, uuIluS Lue year which
followed her experience in the room OF
the mlrrored walls, repeatedly sought
to have her visit him alone, and on
n occasion had attempted to kiss
her.
II told Harry" she said, that Mr.
White had begged me, had pleaded and
cried and scolded and done everything
he could to make me come to see him
alone. l refused and told Mr.. White
did not care TO trust him"
After her return from Europe and
during the months she would not see
Harry Thaw, because of the dreadful
things Mr.. White and his friends told
about him." she declared Thaw &C.
cused her of improper relations with
the architect.
Il told him it was a lie and that
had not" she testified.
The defense had Mrs. Thaw tell OF
another incident which has been cited
in her life-her acquaintance witt
Jack Barrymore, the actor.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-02-15
Foreign.

The Irish parliamentary party has
unanimously reelected John Dillon as
chairman of the party.
A fire involving damage estimated
at $500. 600 occurred in the most dan
gerous fire zone of London.
Lacy Grenfell. eldest daughter of
Lord and Lady Grey, died at the gov
eminent house at Ottawa, Ont.
Officials of the Congo administration
announce that the uprising in the
ManyanZa district has been suppress
ed.
Prince Roland Bonaparte, son of the
late Prince Pierre, has been elected a
member of the French Academy of
Sciences.
The Prussian state railways are
about to begin the use Of electric pas
senger cars on three lines running out
of Mayence.
DR.. Donald McAllister, fellow and d.
rector of medical studies of st. Johns
college, Cambridge, England, has been
appointed principal OF the Glasgow uni
versity.
Owing to acts Of terrorism on the
part of an anarchist in Barcelona, the
Spanish government has suspended
trial by jury in the captaincy-general
of Catalonia.
The London Times announces the
sensational discovery by Theodore Da-
Wis at the Thebes or Luxor, in Egypt.
of the tomb and mummy of the famous
Egyptian queen, Teie.
Gen. Barahon, the ~Salvadorean revo-
%lutionary leader, has been captured by
the government forces, and the two
rebel bands which have been making
trouble have been destroyed.
The trunks of Princess Louise. the
divorced wife of Prince Philip of Sake
Coburg-Gotha and eldest daughter OF
King Leopold of Belgium, have been
attached in Paris for a $4,000 Jewell
er'S bill.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-02-15

While suffering from a temporary
At Of insanity Hamilton Wright, a
prominent citizen of Sharon, Pa, shot
and killed his wife.
The boiler Of a Lehigh Valley loco
motive exploded at Easton, Pa, eau
ing the death of William Mosher and
the injury of two others.
The steamer Parker was blown up
on the Tennessee river near Chatta-
nooga. The captain was seriously In
tured and a negro is missing.
A Rock Island passenger train was
derailed near Weatherford, Okla. One
man was killed and another fatally in
jured. Both were stealing a ride.
]. A. Chandler, president OF the
Greenville Industrial college, an insti-
tuition for the colored at Greenville,
Tenn, was accidentally killed while
handling a pistol.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-02-15
NEWS OF WEEK SUMMARIZED
IMPORTANT EVENTS AT HOME
AND ON FOREIGN SHORES
BRIEFLY TOLD.
Washington Notes.

Appropriations aggregating $685.
1so.56l are carried in the p~ostofIice
bill. The p%ostoftice appropriations for
The current yea were $191 $40, 562.
A bill was introduced in the house
making Sept. 23 Paul Jones day" in
the navy, and providing thai all Amer
lean naval vessels in United States
ports shall dress ship on that day.
Senator Hansbrough introduced the
bill recently favorably acted upon by
the house committee on ways and
mean which permits small distilleries
to manufacture denatured alcohol.
The omnibus lighthouse bill, carry
ing an appropriation of 81 ,59S, 800 fol
the lighthouse establishment and an
additional sum of $l95,000 for addl-
tional lighthouse keepers dwellings.
has been ped by the house.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-02-15
Crimes and Criminals.

e. w. Emmons is under arrest in
Chicago. charged with swindling a
number of people through the sales Of
mining stock.
A fine of 5000 has been imposed
upon the Camden Iron Works compa
ny of Camden. N. j., which was recent
ly convicted of accepting rebates on a
shipment to Winnipeg.
Charles McGill. late manager Of the
defunct Ontario bank at Toronto, Wa
pleaded guilty to making false re
turns n has been sentenced to five
years in the ~penitentiary.
Advised by his father, William Weis-
miller, aged nineteen, pleaded guilty
at st. Louis to second degree murder
n was sentenced to ninety-nine
years in the ~penitentiary.
The grand jury which has been con-
Quoting ar investigation into the liquor
question at Elkader, Iowa, has re-
turned forty-nine indictments against
saloonkeepers in Clayton county fol-
willfully maintaining %nuisances and
conducting liquor traffic in open viola.
ton of the law.
Frank Frink shot and killed Miss
Bessie Newton, daughter of a promi,
nent citizen OF Ponca, Neb.. at her
home, and then sent a bullet into his
w body. He is not expected to re-
cover. Miss Newton was to nave been
married the following day to Edward
O'Donnell. Frink was a rejected
sutton.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-02-15
TO SAVE HER HUSBAND SHE
LAYS BARE lNNERMosT Sc
CRETs OF HER SOUL.
BLACK TREACHtRY OF WHITE
TELLS STORY OF HOW DEAD MAN
PLANNED TO WRECK HER
YOUNG LIFE.

New York, Feb. S.-The defense of
Harry X. Thaw under the direction of
Attorney Dolphin M. Delmas of Cali
lorna began to assume definite shape
yesterday, and when an adjournment
was aiken testimony had been placed
before the jury to the effect that Stan
lord White had been heard to make a
threat to kill the notwithstanding
the threat with the display of a re-
%volver; that Thaw's actions following
the killing Of White on the roof of
Madison Square Garden was consider
ed by several eye-witnesses
To Have Been "lrrational;"
that an uncle Of the defendant was in
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-02-15
Instruction in Venezuela.
JUDGE KILLED BY ENEMIES BOMB
Patterson Justice Receives Internal
Machine by Express.

Patterson Justice Receives Internal
Machine by Express.
Paterson, N. j., Feb. 1%O.-Justice of
the Peace Cortese was fe%arfully in
jured in his office by the explosion Of
an Internal machine sent him by ex-
press. He died shortly after being
taken to a hospital. The office was
wrecked and the detonation could be
heard for blocks.
The judge has actively aided the po-
lice in the capture of Italian lawbreak-
ers recently.
Justice Cortese had been home to
supper last evening. While there his
sen Robert was in charge of the office.
1t was the younger man who received
the Internal machine, which came
from Newark and was delivered by an
American express wagon.
Machine Explodes.
When Judge Cortese reached the of.
flee Robert handed the package to
him. The outside wrapper was OF
paper, tied with strong Irvine. Judge
Cortese removed this paper. Inside
was another wrapping OF paper made
fast with a strap. Robert says he was
watching %curiously to see what the
little box contained.
His father rested the package on
the desk and pulled the end of the
strap toward him, so as to loosen the
tongue of the buckle. The moment
he did so there was an explosion. A
hole six feet square was torn in the
floor and the desk was driven dowr
into the cellar and torn to pieces. The
boy was hurled into a corner and seri
ously bruised and burned.
Judge FearfulIy Mangled.
Judge Cortese was found lying be
tween the doorway and the hole in the
flooring. Both his legs and both arms
were broken. his face and body were
torn and lacerated and his back appar
emily broken. Some of the flesh wa:
torn from the bones.
Judge Cortese was shortly to be ap
pointed a sergeant of detectives il
recognition of his active work as a de
tective in aiding the police in running
Italian and other criminals down.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-02-15

sane: that Evelyn Nesbit Thaw passed
a note to her husband during dinner at
the Cafe Martin on the evening Of the
tragedy; hat District Attorney Je-
rome has this note, and refused, on
the demand of the defense, to intro
duce 1t in evidence.
Threatened Thaw's Life.
The threat against Thaw's life was
made two years and a half before the
tragedy occurred. District Attorney
Jerome objected to the Introduction Of
the evidence, declaring the defense
was not understood by him to be one
Of self-defense.
Mr.. De!mas replied hat the defense
intended to take advantage Of every
legal defense allowed in the State of
New York, be it insanity. self-defense
or any other legitimate justification Of
the taking Of human life.
Thursdays Proceedings.
New York, Feb. 9. - Evelyn Nesbit
Thaw told her story yesterday. To
save the life of her husband, charged
WILL 1uuluSl, DIG UdlSu " ~
the innermost secrets of her soul. 1t
vas the same story she told Harry
Thaw in Paris in 1908, when he had
asked her to become his wife-the con-
fession of one who fell. There was an
insurmountable barrier to her ever
becoming the bride of the man she
loved.
In the big witness chair she appear
ed but a slip of a girl, and she told the
pitiful story of her eventful young life
in a frank, girlish way.
Sad Story of Her Life.
AS the young wife unfolded the mar
rative of her girlhood and told the ear
ly struggles of herself and her mother
to keep body and soul together; OF
how she finally was able to earn a
livelihood by posing for photographers
and artists, she won the murmured
sympathy of the throng which filled
every available space in the big court
room.
Then came the relation Of the wreck