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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-04-12

apparently oblivious of the fact that she had
aroused my curiosity.
| was equally curious to meet the rich
owner Of Glencoe Place. My acquaintance
With milionaires was still limited enough to
make them somewhat items of interest.
In the course of the next hour the gentle
man entered briskly, shook hands with my
uncle, and, upon introduction, with me.
he be YaS a a4esy o Sd his Bs c
black hair, straight and coarse his dark COM
plexion and uneven features gave him mas.
terful look. almost started when he turned
upon me his piercing, black eyes, barbed. it
seemed, with suspicion and distrust.
might have been mistaken in thinking
his look to express all that; surely did not
have the appearance of a burglar or safe
breaker.
He was very affable and readily granted
me permission to fish or shoot on his land.
iii just telephone my man to that effect,
| he said, las i leave today to be gone indef-
Ritely Pray make yourself at home in the
grounds. j May get back in time to have you
! up for dtaner some evening. Now, however,
/ the place is closed and quite deserted save
for caretaker. AS you no doubt know,
| thanked him for his kindness and he
retired to my uncle's private office to discuss
the business that had brought him over -.
lwere itching to try the paths to Glencoe
Place. Accordingly, l went forth the very
next day and soon reached the edge Of the
wood lying beyond the meadows through
which trickled the little brook
/ The haze of autumn lay upon the hills and
/ the rustic OF the leaves beneath my feet
warned the squirrels to scamper away. Ger
tainly, then, / was surprised to come upon
a young lady who seemed unaware of my
Iapproach.
| She knelt upon the ground and was meas
uring a footprint in the soft leaf-mold.
| | was almost beside her when she heard
me, and, starting up with little cry OF
terror and fismay. stood poised for fight, yet
too frightened to fly.
/ / have always hattered myself that / was
rather a personabe young man. Certainly
| there is nothing in the appearance Of tall
smooth shaver. mild-looking fellow Of thirty
two to throw a young woman into Mysteries
| / lifted my hat with my most reassuring
smile.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-04-12
New Use For NeWspapers

1t has been discovered that ap-
pies wrapped IN newspapers witt
keep al! winter, the paper exclud-
ing the damp. Care should be
taken, however that the sub
scsiption be paid, or the damp
ness in the paper from what is due
will spoil the frut-Kansas CITY
Tournal.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-04-12
Possible Substitutes.

Marie, the housemaid, was sent to
the nearest library to buy "The Let
ters of Nine. Sevigne, but the book
seller found that he had not single
copy left 'Yau haven't got any post
cards by the same lady, | suppose?
Inquired the maid.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-04-12
Mint Farm.

The Virginian who conceived the
idea of mint farm evidently was moi
unfamiliar with the refreshing quail
ties of julep. He has found ready
and good market for all the mint his
EARN has produced. The farm has
now run three years. and its owner
has accumulated pleasing bank &C,
count, while hundreds have accumu.
lated pleasing jags slipping juleps made
from his mint
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-04-12

Goneisded IN Section Two, Page ore.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-04-12

A manufacturing frm has a i54aere
-beliadonna garden in operation neal
New Brunswick The farm is sue,
oessful as far as the production of a
pare drug is concerned, but it is not
get profitable enough financially to
snake many farmers abandon their
garden truck and take to cultiyating
taae deadly MISUNDERSTANDING Life
in America
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-04-12
Sarcastic SUGGESTION.

A Cambridge man writes to the
london Daily News, suggesting the
formation of a museum for the eXhibi
ton of articles found in jam. He says
he can contribute a used lucifel
match, pink in color, recently acquired
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-04-12
Somewhat Eniqn1atical

Country editors, like FALL others, have
to be scrupulously careful about the
accuracy Of their news. We note this
lucid correction in he Ter chaa
(Tenn.) News: Il We to t \ Mrs
Carson very much for corree ting tAe
sad mistake that was mae ABOUT he
going to Utah, as the parry Of friend
cid not understand that her SO wa
SO far from that rlace, a if sho
not a7l.~ evesybcdy their own r
e~es it -2u1d be a hol- loss thing, 10.
tAcy h them just the same
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-04-12
Wanes q Small Item.

Less than five per cent. of the eX-
penses OF the "a Strengthening and
meat packing establishments of Chi
cago is for wages.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-04-12
PAYS Bounty on Sharks.

The Bengal government pays a re-
ward for sharks caught in the Ganges.
This varies from Is cents for small
sharks to $3.50 for those six feet long.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-08

9eoersgapen til 9eterz
anerns. 6s. Mai. 8ongen bur
cen 10. Dec. Ianftioneret 2ooen ON
S9oersgupe til geteranerne. Der
iii oog bengua nOgen Sio, inoen
9deen tan naa boer snfelt 8eterdn.
od Qominiitrdtionen neooenOigois
maa gore f%orItelige dordrbtioer.
De 100 Str. til boer @eteran bill
FOR 5remtioen blibe uObstalt pda
Den 9ato, oa 2ooen treoer / 8raft,
% oa Aominiitrationen iuu bil bds
ne bait Sio til fine 5orarbeioer, oil
0eoersgapen tunne uObetales melem
Sui os Rptaar boert 4dr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-08
guoofpbi aloftsr i Q

9u0oIpbi &loftsr / BE
6org. 5 bib. Stiftst." Iafss
81. a. felgenoe: @uootpbi Sdgen,
ION maj trpeos noe at 0eroen effer
8nrud0sts gentagne 8eflutninger, sr
padnb / bgi @rao bieben @nfbiel, iost
Der sr fert 5orbanolinger measm
8irteoommsr. Goltetinssm. SDeis
itrup, Der er inotruHst BERTH fra
R~igs0ugen, % Tom bar 5ulomogt,
efter Sigenoe fra JinansuoDdlgst,
ga Gierne, 9re0rene 9eier. ON asbsi
az set gdmle 8pgninsstOmplsts.
Der er fra 5r. SDeiftrnps Sios
.6uot 115,000 3r. for De tire DELE
az aompagnigaarosn. Der snont
|faar, beri altfaa Den gamle &lo'
Ifsrbpsnins. men oct beboer fig, 81
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-08

Gierne forlanger 10000 ar. pda
oisfe 5000 Str. itranoer Sdgen pei
nRppe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-08
Sfcr prisneds&ttelse

adelsdte Munro er soigt. Da vi Xxx
Kan skate hers Bsger Ill de anfsrt
ave Priser, maa Bestilling indsende
'uarest ON man snsker nog1s If de~L
Bsgerne tlsen Is portofrit.
Bsgerne bestilles efter Hznmey.
145. @enner df be friItelige 5orenin.
ger for unse Menb. l~loarbeibet pao
9runblae at 8iffop q. arumma.
ders .2ebensbilber" meb entslt.
andre 5iIfsielIer of canb. tbeol. 8.
g. 2arfen. 100 Siber. Rebfat fra
40c. til 15c.
148 @nsene os beres pasning. III
u. 8. anb.rfen, aanbinfpettsr. 80
Siber. Rebfat fra 15c. til Sc.
149. Sober oe ariftne. On Operfai'
telfe af Rabbinsr 2idtenit.ins Bog:
Ssbebom Os ariitenbom. Web en-
irblebenbe afbanblins at 8. 6.
WebIins. @osnepraft. 90 Siber
Hebfot fra SOC. til 25c.
153. Ssmanbslip. 9obe Raab, ben
tebs fra 2ipets ailbe, til Opmun.
trins oe @eilebnins for unoe oe
eomle Sem9nb. Otter Or. Reb.
bOff, Deb u. 50. Satobf.n. 137
Siber. Rsbfat fra SOC. til zoe.
155. gpe Oistnineer, at gbriitiun
Dintber. 300 Sibtr. Rebfot fro
$1.60 til soc.
157. 6. 8. @purseons 2io og Ger
ming efter' u9be 2ife onb 2dbours
Of paitor 6. 8. Spurg.on1, af
goft. R.Sbinbler peb g.Sdlessl.
Meb Gororb nf gaft. @roDe Ross
musien. Rebiat fra Coo til 25c.
159. 5ubertuIofen bos ab1get. 9i
broe til bens 8st9mpelfs og Be
e~rGnsnine. af g. 9. R.anosrf.r.
8prIage. anbefalet at 8.ftprelien
for 5Dens Stiftspdtr. Selftub
% Siosr. Tebfut fra 15c. til Sc.
|272. airteIige aeiligbeOsffrifttr. a.
Or. $. .. 6. adub, giitop oo,7
gibors Stift. llboiOn. til MiHa;
ON ben afbeOe 5orfdtter at o.
Sdepslern, S%Ognspr9It Deb 5riHt
fdtis airte. 296 Sib.r | Omlus
0eoiat fra $1.50 til 50c.
$50. aortfattet 9soningsl9re for
ben prattife 9unbsmanb. af 3.
sfrarup. 80 Sibsr. Rebfut fra
16c. iii 81.
161. SsiftoleliO | 5rtbfsrne og fsner,
Oar. Manbbornsminbtr al antcn
9ielien. III Sioer. Rebfut fra
zoe. til 35c.
1852. Jilofofffe ODertcieIier. Mins
bre afbanblinser at q. ssifsn.
So @iber. Iebfat fra 40c. til zoe.
le5. zoo Wenu,r. Commemorate
og llbgipns of 3areupsterFen, Gus
beftprerinbe. 112 eiber. 9ebiui
fra 40c. til 15c.
166. Uganda, ct triitnst 2dnb !
5jertet uf afrita, at u. 6. g.
gropesR asmusfen. SO Siber. Htos
fat fra SOC. til 25c.
1853. Deb Mibfommertib. Jsltes
lipsbinebs / fire Sanblinssr af g..
Der q. Merer. 2O8 Stser. Htbs
fat fra $1.O0 til SOC.
10. Ssb~foltet | 1utiben. st gore.
bros. bofOt | Obenfe ben 20. april
1893. Of 2if. 5beoi. u. g. goul.
fen, Siotspreit. 81 Sio.r. Rebs
fat fra lac til 10t
|172. 2uuro Stieler: Silbouetter.
IA @. Rebfat fra TIC. til 25e.
|l73. s aarsnes 2sb. Diste uf Sra.
tbilbe 2epebdu. Wieb 5Droro al
goftor @ilb. Beet. So Siber. Reb.
fat fra 30c. til 15c.
US. 91nb.rnes Jrembrub og Sttft,
populrrt fremitinet at Or. msb. O.
gnselfen. AZ Siotr. Nebiat frc
zoe. til 10c.
178. On aenbfab til Dilbtsts SpOr
Jor.oros pec ben fsrfts noroif'
Sast Os Gjertranbti1ins at g
BernersS hilbe ns9olfien. 5ofirser
meter. SO Sfbtr. Rebfot fra 35t
til 15c.
1852. Den sejflis. Dsb. On Jortal
ling fra ben tatbolffe pr9fieifanl
az gmif Warriot. autberifere
0berf0tteffe of 81. Rierulf. 271 Gi
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-08

Dee. peo Stibe 8dnegaar0 Stoppes
bommen. gegse 5ogets 9otomOtiser
pclttos, % oen enc at 9otomotios
fsrerns 6rebtes, meoens 5prbsoeren
pou famine Maitine bleO liosfarli1
faaret.
0m adtaItrofen fOreliggsr IN
Refte Rit8aus Selegrammer, Der
brinaer fslgsnos uOfprIisers Nleoo'-
ielier:
Soost, Ser afgdar fra Strusr OIL
Moraenen 81. 5,58 og er / Stios
sri. 6,53, tprte ION Ie0pdnlig mo
poa oct blinOe StOppeipor, bOorfr
oct fsrss inc paa 9ooeOIpOret og op
foran Stationen.
Qf en- eler dnosn = biotil utenot
9runo bar 9remIen imiolertio
lite funnel pirte, Soget ruleoe bioers
no 40 oct blin0e SpOr, Der enosr
peO en- 8rgft, og ben forreite Wfas
fine Itanoieoe ferit efter at BABE
tuuIt Stoppebommen, Oa Den itpr-
teoe neO / 9rpften. bpor ben fulo=
ffenoig f~nIItes. 9otOmotipTsreren
or9bfes pad Steoet, o9 Jprbpoeren
bIeO faaret ~liOsFarligt. og fl 81. {.
Get enc gie branOt u0; Dan fertes
ftrafs til Spge6uIet. Den un0en ia
fine blso paa Sfinnerne, men oal'
teoe. Iaale0es at 9opeOiporet fnlOs
fGnoig Iparre0es. O9iau 0enne Ma
fine oemolereoes. men 5sreren og
5brbgoeren Hap fom pes ct timber
uIta0t.
Sngen At qe~rionposnene tos no
gen Sta6e. % 9asIagererne mar
feoe fnap nOget til BET itete. for De
tom us at gognens % iua bet frp9-
telige S9n. Sc to eoeldgtt 2Otomoz
tiber frsm6eO. Man ait itrufs
Gang meo at fad Sen baaerite ia
fine fiernst, iaalsoes al 5raFften
f1tnoe genoptdges.
Den orGbte 9otomottofprer Be-
8onns5 og Sen 6uarot Taarsoe 5nr-
bsosr earTen; Be er begge 6iemme-
bgrenoe / Struer. gonns3 BAR feot
/ 1870 Do bao0e Oeret oeo Sernba.
men ii6en 1891. 6an sftsrlaOer fig
!6uitru og ct Barn. 5nr6poersn oar
oefaa gift Og bar to 8sru.
gr0n6t Maffinfne0feri
gbriitenIens og 2arisns Mdffin
fneoteris 89rfiteoer / Struer e.
iotdlt u~eo6ranot. Siosns SpfomI
ffnloes ggrns Geo meo 59n0Hifter
Den 99pptifte 9jen 4.
90 m bar for nogen 5i0 iioen uoa
bru0t 6lon0t 9ernsne pua Climber
borg 8~srnebjsm. Oa Spgoommen er
ms9st mittefarlig, bleo Ser #. r4drh.
@mtst." burtig foretaast Goranitalt-
ninger til at befRmps Sen, % oa Der
ingen SpecialiIt | 9jenipgoomms
er / S~fanOsrborg. bleo o'6rr. Or.
meo. Gri6ien % Giait 6dnTen
Qarbus unoerretteoe ON 5arsn. Or.
gri6Ien tif6so bersooiligf at be-
banols aas gprnene SO / at
ganffe gratis. bOilfet par ct tort
arbejOe, oa De fleits at 9prnsne Ser
epsrers0s 10 0ange.
greftet 6alfsn. Gn al
ore aone, Ser boeOs / 6uiet bOs TN
SbigsrIsn. Snitrumentmdasr SacO6-
fen / Raauno6org. itprteoe 5rsoaa
often Sen q. Dec. neO 40 5rdp=
pen ira l. Sal. 5 5dloet Dr9fleos
bun 6alien % bar o6O pda Sieost
s Mennsffer falone gen
uem Stem. On Del uns'
Meuneifer moreoe fla me0 at lsbt
paa Steiter Oeo 5Derrinse. piuoie'
liz BRAT imiolsrtiS Den tpnoe So
% 8 qerIonsr FalOt igennsm- D
Nan BOG ale 0srfru mso en- odul
arsjs, fortensr rasrtem aOis'
fun en- gigs fra 5Oerrings bar BE
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8eftfnftfifteriet

@sftfnftfifteriet DE
eens Gfteraarsfiiferiet bar bore.
mssst oaurligt, Tribes Der fra Oar
bpsre Sen II. g.. bar Den M IND
trufne 5roit tinaot 9aoftiteri / for
rige llges ire iioite 9dgs meo BET
Rsiultat, at Sc fssaaenoe Baaos
ira 56pborsn 8anal bar buft inos
til 5000 p0. auGer pr. Sur, o9
oe aabne 9nitbaaoe inotil 16-1700
guno.
9isis 5angiter bar Daft idd me-
set oes itsrre 9etpOning, iom 9dms
borgs Rpterins bar me9et bsie, mem
lig FOR Sc ire nepnte 0ase benbolos=
ois $50 os % pf. pr. go.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-08

SsIdno. Sra Stgltisbolm
itrioes Den s. December til n. s.:
geirst bar + De ii0ite Odge o9rei
Oaarligt, en- Wasie Sne er
faloet neo; fsrif / Dag er oct 5e=
ueir, Iad at SHeen imelter 9urti9I,
eaers er gejret megst uroligt.
5iiterist DsO grsnnefjoro er 10
merfst og UNDER SotuIen rigti9
goot, men 5esoRrre bar 5Tftern'
Iieloen geiligbeo til at tdge 10 paa
Ssen.
5lagip0rgsmaalet er enomH iftt
TOR 4luor naaet bertil. og man psN
life, bDprleoes Stemningen bliOer.
Sngenier &rdbbe mdalte
CONNER op Der | Qnleoning al Den
Stibsbro, fOm tentes onlGgt Der
men OusriIaget bar Ri enonn itt'
Jet.
graftfsn tugsr ituoig til Der, fer
9drer u0fsrss emo fsr. og gsnoer.
neg Stains CT / oct bele b1get megs
goo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-08

rem Iaa meotaget, at BUN Sen puGs
frIgenoe Rat benlad / Srdmpe.
SUN er Dog b~eloigpis uOen for al
5are.
5Gbgtet arreftant. en
.pe0 Ror0re Dirt drreIteret Snoz
~truOstpo, Qn0ers 6. anoerien. Ser
bar bsgaast en- Ratte Snobruo /
ubeboe0e 8iQaer i 9~ebenbapn % er
en- meget furlig S%n0bruostpO, er Den
20. Dee. flpgtet. 5dn bduoe ON
6o~rmiooagen o9ret idmmen ms9
en- 8etient fra 9ellerup til paapisz
nin1 / 9pngbD o9 Omegn og pua
5ele 3ursn opfsrt fig iadIeoes, at
9%etisnten life oniaa oct for neopenz
Stat at anpenoe 0aanoiern easr
Sngre. pa os dnfom til 2pngbn
Standardization, og Setientsn par
/ Serb meo at leie 9iaetter, gre5
anoerien 9eiligbeOen til at fpgte.
g~grne<5itfeg til Sri
{~te1igt 0d gbGdO." Sra Be
gpnOeIien at Oct npe Mar Ofl Der
boer IA. Dug fslge ct Is Sioerg
5iaag meo mar. 0sbl.". IGrIig be
regnet pau 8srnene Og esnet til Ies
mere Snobinoing.
Oct bill inoebOlOe en- I%ammenh1ns
9enoe 5orta0ing at let og unoerbol4
oenos art mso SnuItrutiOner.
gespnOelien OiG tie meo en- biitos
lift 6ort9ning fra @enerdI 8ors
0ons 0age.
8aDe. aeiisrinOe 0agmdr al
auslano bar ifGntet 8ernehiemmet
100 8r. Og nSamfunOet,
ION onta9er fig 9unfsrs Og Gem
lqItsOe" 100 ar.
5re0eritsberg ne
n~igbeospleje bar u6ien0t fin 9erets
ming ON Menig6eosarbeioet % We
nigbe0splsjsn for iiofte aar.
6oruoen Be Iaooanlise Maaoer
oirette at bjalpe Qeo os sran5
imefem oe Daroig tr~angenoe !
5oanet 0eo noleoering al gittuas
.lier, grgo, M9lt. 8l9oninssitpts
ter, aul % penge, bar M~enig6eoss
pleien PED en- Spforening. Stritte
.aybejoe. 9appeitue % Sp9spieie.
pirfet til flor Sam % @eiii8nelis
inellem De fattige.
0ssuoen er ser Doet giordg til
5gnodgsifolen, & tpenoe triltellgs
MISUNDERSTANDING for unge Meuo
os bigger, BET frioiaise 9rengsfors
.buno. 5reOeritsberg Qfpl. @igilia,
Observation-Disclosures at 1887.
5reOeritsbsrg 5olteforenin9 Idmt II!
.Sogneis aulIparefasie.
4sgnifabet buldncerer meo 7701
CTR. SO Gre.
iii at fortiatte og Om muli9 uoz
siot Neutrality-suspicious. @irten. bsoes
Der ON tragtig Stette at S0gnets
8eboere.
5or De mootagne giOrug ira 6s.
naj. aongen Os fra 9prne6ialps
oagens Sn0fdmling, dfI9gges I9re
gent Regnfab.
Cm QanSbrugsts San
ssl i~fripsr rugeifrift for 2anos
mGn0:
g0dnoelsn er Ilue WeO UeJV1-
renoe gooe priIer. Run0t / gps
srne tages Spsrgsmuulet ON en-
5orbejelie at Maltepriierne op, os
raar 6enne fOmmer panOm9noene
til @o0e, mao oen pitt ogiua tdloes
fulot bersttigst, tbi BET er 10 ganIte
miitfert, at Omtoitningsrne OeO pro
button az Melt er iteset betpoe
si1t. Sddpsl pua WalfetO95et ION
paa 5ooerItOHerene er priierne
nertt forbsjeoe iamtioig meo. at ar
hejOslennsn er ite9et.
Om 6eitebdnoelen i@fripsr uaes
.nriftets 6orIenstorreiponOent, a.
man 6e9bnoer at marte Ben. Wdrs
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rem Iua meotaget, at BUN Sen pdaz
fflaen0e Hdt benlad / Srdmpe.
SUN er Dog belOigpis uoen for al
Sure.
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@a0e. aeiisrin0e 0agmdr al
auslan0 bar Tf9ntet 9%srne9iemmeI
raana" 100 8r. os nSamfunOet.
ION antager fig 9dnfsre Og Gem.
.laItsOe" 100 8r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-08

Snipen. st misfRnteligt
SnooomstilfalOe er fonItdteret bos
en- rusiiif 5eit, Der tilberer 8. st.
5bomfen, OronsIirup | Sor. Gel
Ding.
pa bet muligois sr SniOs, 5slten
|d0sr of, er bele 5eItebsiatningen
lat UNDER oFentligt 5ilfpu, og Der
Ter ifglgs sRingf. q. 9sbI.@ tdge'
5orbolosregfer moo Smittens uo.
|breoelis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-08

DEN nh 5eIesrafcentral
! 9sbenbapn p1fter life ublan0et
0leoe / 5reoricid.
5lntningen at 5reoericia Sele=
naturalization til aebenbdpn pil
me0fsrs ct life ringe etonomiit
LAB FOR oeu gamle 6eitning og life
miuoit for 6usejerne, ioet life min
Ore emo so 5unftionarer me0 9use
ifano bebor 3 u 5 g9relisrs 2ejlig
|6eOer. o. Der CT n9ppe 5DiDI ON,
Iiribgr r5r 0gbl.", at bliOer Sele=
gr%afitationen flpttei, oil bsle oct til
bdgebliusnos 9erIonale nnppe blipe
mere emo britt en- balls Snes Mano.
Mdsne0sz0 rsboOeO. ge1
set s. loadnosfalitsrife 9~anobooes
! legeretmeoc. ION af6olotss / gpte-
sina =. 0en 20. Oet. be0toges fef-
I1snoe ReIolution. n0et 6. loaan0.
Ifaliterite acknowledgements u0ta-
Ter I'm fuIoe 5illutning til De Al
@enerdlOirettionen for Statsbansr.
ne / Strioelle al %. Marts 5. q.
I'LL Miniiferist for oHentlige @rbej
Der anfsrte bagtige argumenter
Ifor At Sen nuoersHoe 5orm for
5orbinoelie mellem Mdsnsoe og 8.
re5o5eo inarsIt ufsIes OeO gpgnina
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set en- Interchangeable S~pfOr0ring til
Regering os Rigsoag DIN iHareit al
ti~lpeiebriuge en- fat Serubanefor=
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-08

grenot Maffinfne6feri.
gbriiteniens og 2ariens Mdifin.
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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1907-09-28
WOMAN FORSAKES
CONVICT HUSBAND

Waterloo Ia. Sept. lS.-Mrs j. !. B.
Iollenhors caused a sensation here
today by suing her husband for di-
yorce. He was sent 70 the pen three
wears ago for padding the Great West
ern pay rolls. uncovering gigantic
frauds I'm this connection.
Harl<er-S -Slowboy is all right, when
III cones TO looking ahead. Parker
Yes; but he's all wrong, when it comes
to going ahead.-Chicago Daily News
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1907-09-28
ROADS THREATEN
COURT APPEAL
Attorneys at South Dakota Rats
Hearing Say That Reduction
Means ConfisCation.

Sioux Falls, s. D., Sept. 19.-Practi-
cally every railroad company with
lines in South Dakota has one or more
representatives present at the ad
journed hearing in the matter Of re-
duction Of the passenger rate in South
Dakota from to 2la cents per mile,
which resumed here today before the
state board of railroad commissioners.
The full board, consisting Of d IL.
Smith, Miller; DE- w c. Smith, Stur-
tgis, and Geo. Rice, of Flaudreau, was
present 10 conduct the hearing.
The arguments Of the railroad yep
iresentatiyes viii continue the greater
part OF tomorrow and then the matter
will be taken under advisement by the
railroad commissioners The railroad
representative are stOutly opposing
lthe proposed reduction. They argued
in substance that the reduction in pas
senger rates to 2i2 cents would be vir-
'tually coniscation Of the property OF
the railroads Of the state OF South Da-
,Eota. They further ntimated that the
courts would be appealed 10 in the
event the railroad commissioners or
'1ered a reduced rate as result OF thu
present hearing,
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1907-09-28
SECURE
FURTHER DELAY IN
S. D, RATE HEARING
Northwestern Announces New
Freight Tariffs and Commits
sion Waits.

Sioux Falls. S. D.. Sept 2O.-Follow-
Ing the announcement that the Chicago
and Northwestern Railroad company
was preparing new schedule OF
freight rates for it's new lines west Of
the Missouri river, the hearing which
commenced yesterday before the state
board Of railroad commissioners in re-
gard to a new freight rate for north
western South Dakota and a reduction
Of the passenger rate from to 2t1
cents per mile, came to a somewhat un-
expected end today, adjournment being
taken until September 26. The new
Northwestern schedule is expected to
be completed by that date and ready to
be submitted 10 the board. No action
has as yet been taken i'm the matter OF
reducing the passenger rate, although
arguments are concluded.
The members OF the board of railroad
commissioners, together with w. II.
Stanley, secretary, departed today for
Chicago, where they win secure addi-
ti0Dal data bearing upon the proposed
reduction.
II is expected a decision will be rem
dered by the board soon after the men,
bers return from Chicago.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1907-09-28
GOVERNMENT MAY
AID RANCHMEN TO
EXTERMINATE WOLVES

Custer, 5. D., Sept. 19.-If the gov
ernment adopts the plan OF the ranch
ers living in the western part Of Gus
ter county, an expert trapper will soon
be employed to protect the many fioclls
and droves Of cattle in that section,
from the depreciation OF wolves Wolves
in the open country between here and
Newcastle, Wyo., have always been
numerous but never before have their
visits to the ranches been so disaster
Gus as during the past summer when
the ranchers have lost, it is said, some
thing like II per cent. of their flocks
and cattle.
The wolves are large buffalo wolves,
q couple of which can easily ham
string a steer, and they seem so fas-
tidious in their tastes that they never
come back a second night to finish up
the killing of the night before but all
ways select another victim. The state,
county and stockgrowers' association
have all offered bounties aggregating
$40 per head. yet few of the wolves
have been killed this year.
When the ranchers appealed to Su-
peryisor j. f. Smith of the Black Hills
forest reserve, he in turn asked the
forestry department to employ Howard
Wicker, an expert, to thin out the
wolves