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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-19

timber 26. Marts l9ites Der blenls
Mefra:
ssorIis Deo Sslano. Sra Sepoiss
firro meloes, at Oct tebsn9dpnlte
Dampffib Song 5rbgOe" 5reoa9
lRrrgen CT forlift / Sien Is gil ipos
pff for 2angssn9s. PasIagerer Dc
MonoItab git / ire 8auoe. 8aptdI
mems gaao msO IA Mdno ON goro
anfom 2groag GftermioOug til gors
elrfforo; oe pprigs to 8adoe meo
benbolospis 5 og 13 Naano ON 8oro
Iaones enomu. 9ampiti6et nMorsg'
er afgaast for at iege efter gadoene.
Sra Gifefioro meIotes / 8dar;
Mlan 6aaber, at De to IupneOe 8aaoe
fra Song SrpgOe4 er inofomne
noro for 8orgarfior0. % @eirst bar
b0ret goot ftosn Stibets 6Orlis.
rIationaltioenOe" oplDier, at BE
lRtningen beItoo at IS Mano, og
Gssu0en par Der 10 p~asidgerer ON
&sro, ~antagelig ale Ssl9noere, DER
gar beret puu @ei ia ben enc apitbp
til Den dnoen. 8aptdjnen foroelte
oisie 80 MenneI fer / ire 8adoe, og
al oisfe TIRE 8aaoe er biotil fun toms
net lnoerretning ON cen. Oct bar
oea, 6bori &uptdinen ielO me0 IA
Miano befanot ia.
ut 5olfene / 9aa0ene bar maattet
eennemgad ~forf9r0elige 9iOelier, lG=
Ter man gennem einierne / aaptajz
mems telegram. 9un Tiger, at ban
sr uoe at Stan0 til at giOe nermere
@fterrstninger forelsbig, Od ban sr
frbetelig dftreftet.
pou Re0eriets aontor formooer
man. at BET bOoe0iugelig bar pasias
esrer, Tom a ON 9orO / adptaj-
mems 8auo.
fra Sep0isfioro melOes fad nerz
mere oen 81. Marts:
Den anoen 9aao fra n4ong
5.bgbe" er / 9aar inOtommen til
Tagraoul / gOprafjoro meo 10 Nlens
setter ON 8oro, oeraf 3 &pinoer. :
9aaoen msote | Ssnoags uo for
9iarnare ben minore 8duo; dnoel
Gtprmdno, Der par Ipg, git fra Den
minore gddo ober / Den fprre, me-
Gems Ferfte Stprmano og to andre
Nl9no off obsr / ben minOre gddo.
0enne er en0nu life inotommen. men
man n9rer bog itabig 6aab ON De
omboroD9rsnoes 5relfe. 5olfene
osn M inotomne 8aao 6uo0e uobotot
f,natelige 2ioelier; en- Matros bar
500 og bans Gig taitet ober 8oro.
Oampifibst Gina, Ser 5irsoag
onfom til GifefiOro. er afgauet noro
pla for at fpge efter ben treble 8auO
fra vRon9 SrpgDe".
Man bleo iaa Deo at badbe paa ben
treble gaaos Reoning, inotil Der UNI
Ser 4. Qpril I9fes / fsbenbapnffs
Bldoe.
Oct antages MI. at Sen Tabneoe
treble guao fra maong 5rbgDe" er
Iunten.
9ele apitItr9tningen fra Gifefjoro
III moro for 2angenas er bIeDen ngie
unoerfsgt, ogfad til Ses, men Der
sr intet Spor fun0et at 8auoen.
Der er ingen So fpnlig. @inoen er
isa6ig TpoIis, Sirs0ag Nut blpite en-
ftert Storm fra Sposft.
Om goro / Sen Iaone0e 8aao be-
fun6t fig Muifinmeitrene 9unien,
arrssr, Og Re00er, 8pbenbuOn. 5Ops
meter 2arien, Rarlslunoe, 8ot
S6reier, 8sben6aon, Rofsmat Song
for, RgbsnbaDn, Matros pdul, 2ese.
2simatros &arf, 9emmetofte, og
qosfager SOfepb SOfepbiOn, gffss
Eoro.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-19

Il rnefuno pda Sfamlings 3
pda Den Ipolige SIDE al
Sfamlingsbantsn ite6te FOrlsosn nogs
ls arbejoere, Der bar beif9ftigeOe peO
O.. grade en- Del Soro bort. pdu bele
&etter at urner; men 0esOarre poe
lag0es peO nforIistigbe0 ca. 10 urs
ner. Oct Oifte fig, at llrnerne too |
10 R9fter, ben enc obenpua Den ans
cen, os / 81. .8olo. JoltsbI." menes
set, at Der en6nu er, talrige urner
goo 8ebolo. Der gaOes ftrats Hatio.
nalmufeet telegraph Underwriting
cri 5un6et; men MhaIeet, bDis Wanos
ffa5 | 6enne Sio er ff1rft optaget,
bar anmooet Wlufeet paa aoloinsbus
ON forelsbig at tage fig at Sdssn,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-19

Ifeiiet al 9~egdiportioner. De tiIbds
geparenoe 9emmsr e M9no oe 5
9oinoer) er bltpen anbragt nnoet
Sieos.
5un0en og0. Den 21zlarige
ebr. qOulIen. SIN at Moiefogsb 9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-19
/

Heobr9not noroip0f
Gerregaar0. ll6bpgningsrne til
9~erregaar0en raslifegaaro" / pal
luno Sogn Deo grenoersleo er Ssns
olg often ben 81. Starts nso6r9not
SlOen opito0 if5lge q. g. DeO SIT
Den Oe0 en- StaIOlbgtes G~fsploiion,
g / 2ebet at 5 Wtinutter bar bele
Stolobngningen omfpenot at 9uer.
ga. 20 areaturer og 500 SDin
ir0e6rGnote. Samtlige uobpgninger
oar fOriitre0e for 1850 Str. / 2un0s
tbgningernes aim. granoforiitring.
Forpagter 8. peterTen baoOe Snoenz
tar og 8eTatning foriitrst / Dan
ridrfs" for 10000 3r., men fiber ct
betpOeligt 5ab, 90 ban buDOs for
lab! asfureret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-19

Carer til Menig6sos.
r~Ieisrns asbsnbuon n. aii
/ aft bar De iamoirtenoe Menigbeos-
plejers uooalg ! 9interens 9s6 tun=
net u0oele noget ooer 1000 aroner
til Sc entelte lotdle Menig6e0spleier,
rotuOen 8ongsns % 9ronningens
Carer o9 foruoen ct gele6 paa 1000
&r., ION 9ennem Observation-Disclosures
er tommet Sc 5rpngenoe iii @o0e.
Mcn Der bar ogiad for De lotale Mss
ni16sospleier o9ret opermauoe mango
Spge at pleje og snonu fere Er9n=
senOe at bj2lpe. Gnonu bar Ser al
N1ie nogen 0inter oaret iaa itart
GfIeripergiel fra Oe sntelte Meni8z
6~e0spleier ON 9jaIp ION Oenne, og
uOoalget 6dr maattet Itretfe fig ioa
riht Oct funoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-19

Re6bren1t 9aaro. @aar4
Ten 9rpn6olt unosr 9o6iet Bangs.
50, Gu. Il Mil ira 5reOerits6aDn,
or ben /. Qpril totalt neobr9n0t.
SlOen opito0 / 9aoen % / 9sbet al
'll Minuttsr BAR 9adrosn omIp9not
At 2uer. geI9tniHgen reoOeOes mea
lluotagelfe al en- balu Snss Jaar.
9eitprsrens Sno6o, Scr par laot for.
iiirst, brenOte tiaigemeo en- Del QDlsz
r~s0itaber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-19

3dtdrias RieIfen, Der er
aaa uoenlanosreiie f%friOer ira Qeas
pei eftsr at fa0e forlaot nOen epigs
le,aO" Rom) iii .Sorp QmtstiOens
81. o9i eosr Der / 5rp0 og Sam
men, men Der sr toIot. na~turligoisl
: 9aar Resn, 6agl, gIaIt, &ul0s.
Mtsrfe. 6ele 8pen Og Omlan0et
iocmmsoe. Mlen I Dag miller Solen
% looer 9Ds sOsr qanoet. Rimelig.
ris orager ri Morgeu til Capri"
Dtt BAR / Sutningen At Marts.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-19


@n SfoIe6reng, Der 6ruS
ger HebofDer. st par Smads
otsnee / Nloeren me[lem IL og 10
liar ffoges forleoen eftermiooas
@oaroen til gienoommen Msmerss
gaaoe %, asbenbuOn. Oa Stomas
serfpeno 8. poulien, Tom tom fra Be
focialoemofratiife Rontorer. piloe ffils
le Drsngsne, traf ben enc al Dem en-
Hcpolper op at 2ommen og affpreos
ct Stub imoo bam. poulitn, Der
fsfts fig rant ! 5inoingen, itprteos
oilot Qsb Zen til Rommunebofpitalet.
6por man tunos beroIiee bam med,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-19

AntiCorpu er tnsen g%aifnimebicin. Zen Ct las
bet iuH al Be8etabillef % e. inlbfommen %ntabeIia.
Ten II Eulper % let % ~bebageiia at fsge. Den en-
o%orierfs Of Eager o. gibeuiiotsmanb ousrali be
5orenfos Staier Tom BET susfss fire ca trBage Anti
Fat Remedy.
Anti-Corpu rsbneerer 9obbslibaee, tebe eoIier
o. plusiinoer. @i9er iiiifi n~eieenbe. iafner Sfinoet
% iheraer gtpHter.
5eOe Golf, iom rebucerss Deb Anti corpu, blissr
life bare ign.
Anti-Corpu a%aranterfs at bare %nTtohelig % at
reoneere 5eome fra 3 III 5 gnnb ON laen, elrr 9enot
ttlbaaf. vi er en- aorporatiun o. fnIbt aniOarlias.
gris; slOO pr. SLATE. Beb Ieres 9rnegiIt ON
BET, men tag intet ~lnii os eoob"; eIsr pi pil isnte
1em bet franco for Wobtaatlien al 9rlen
Hrn. 81 bil ienbe TEN en- prspenalfe reb
NIee .NOStaaelien al 10 Gents ii at bsiaIs
49, fsr poftportD % 9nbpafntua, hbis Et
n9pHer bette 9lao. 9enne grepsfaffe bill muiiet
alene iunne reoueere lem iii ben Bnffebe gGgi.
Esthetic Chemical Co..
Dept. "A. 51t Sixth Ave, New York, Ny
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-19

AoIborgs 5orfbningm D
Gfeftricitet. MoIeingenisr Hp=
zoe, 2unbergaarosmoie, FAR iislge
5elegr. til R. 3. tilbuot Malbor5
8praaos tefniite l1ooalg at fOrfbne
Nalborg meo s~lettriff 2Ds os Rruft,
eosntueft @aos6elbsning, fra ct glef-
tr;citetsperf / 0ilomoien til FANNIE
Triier, iom glettrioiteten leperes til
/ &sben6abn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-19

GJenffaber Iom 8toenifdbsmdno %
MenneIfe. Derefter talte 9iItop gfielz
lens mangeaarise Ben, Stiftspropit
SoCobi, Qalbors, Der bragte en- 5at
Fl: Den afoeoes 9irtIombeO / 4als
torg Stiff. Sluttelig talte Den afoes
res Sposer, 8iitOp Mpner. adlbor9,
Ser braste en- opb og inoerlig 5at frl
6amilien og 8ennerne og i9rlis opes
lscs peO Snotrpttene fra ben af0poes
Barnoom % ungOom. SITTER at Der
oar affunget to Salmer. bleu 8iiten
til 5onerne AT r0eilig er SorOen" At
Gr9iter badret no til 2%igoognen,
6ooreFter 5slget iatte fig / 8eoegeli'
til 9~ansgaarOen. aiiten beniattss
Der / oen mutt oetorereOe Sernbdnes
roen for at fsres til apbenbupn.
Oct oreneOe Dampitib
fettab afbOlOt forleoen / Salen
uaOer gprsrampen / 8ebenbdon i'm
aarlige 0enerdlforiamling.
9eieiteretsiugferer Sbap oiri8e-
roe, og Qomiral Dc Ri4elieu alag
DC Q%arsregnitab Og 8eretnins.
Regnitabet uOpiite en- 8ruttoinO-
tegt paa 26,521,186 ar. 81 Ore oq
ct OotrIfuo paa 3.578.73 Sir. % 2.
Nj bette gift Sc 1,438.005 &r. II gr'
til 4fIfrioninger, 214.073 Str. 2 9rt
til 5antieme, $4,000 Str. til etitrd4
eroiner 4fftriOning pda r&onto fnr
8utezgtablering" og 100000 ar.
= eller 3 psf. = tiloeltes Qttionp-
rsrne.
Selitabets Status, Ser bl. a. ON.
latter Be 6 Rper4oeroelier iioite Qar.
tprrpeo 5laaOen teller 121 Damp.
itibe foruoen 9agtsrmuteriulet, 6as
tancerer meO A, 731, 34S Str. 4 Gre
uoen OmtaIe gapss Oe4drge fol
Ge9nifabet.
9igeleOes OeOtogss ~enitemmigt o1
u0en Omtale Sc at 9eItprelien frem.
ictte 5orildg ON 2%oOenoringer, oelE
on en- uooioeIie al Qttietapitalen fra
% Wtiaioner til 35 Miaioner 3roner.
l~iODiOelien ftul tie, mar 5orbolOent
ftnOes gunitige Oerfor.
Sluttelig genOdlgtes iaa Oel bet az
gaden0e 8sitDreliesme0lem, aoniul
6enius, Iom ReOiiorsrne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-19

Ct Wormonmp6e. Gorleoen
hoIot Wormoaerne ct offtntlist Wsoe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-19
De be10Oer Qef1G1e O01,
derom De tanker paaa at kobe etp Piano al hvMken som Naturalization

M }esksd ON ct Pianos Bygning og kend-
en- ,tcyklopedi. Den ger Diet let at yalge
an Sstae 1t daarligt Piano fra ct godt Den
iss .a.!oner. ait arg aende Pian0konstruk-
Information About Z amos. vi sender den
send blot Drres NaVn ng Aifesse.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-19

Kip denns Coupon I'd os ssnd den til Os med Dsrss
Nsvn os Adresss 10 nedsn. Vi vii da straks ssnds
EN- Eoeen os sivs and c Up ysninssr.
WING & SIN, KY NO 36e-373 NEW YORK
send til nedenstaaende Navn og Adresse
"The Book OF Complete Information about Pa
nos, tilligemed Priser OK Betalingsternainer
for Wing Pianos.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-19

,,aons Srpsoe''s JOrlis.

Sen treble 9uao untsn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-19
De sparer fra $500 til $4,000.

Mar De keber ct Wing Piano, keber De til Wholesale Prhs DO
betaler. hyad Instrumentet aktuet koster med Tillag af vor Wholesale
Profit. Naar De, som mango endnu ger, Ssber ct Piano til Retail TIA
saa betaler De Melemhandlerens Butkslee og andre Udgifter DE ba
taller hans Fortjeneste, Kommission og hvad han betaler til salgsm@nd.
Alt dette lsber op til fra s75-s9O paa ct Piano. En- Diet like nok V@ro
at spare?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-17
LITTLE coal n CAPITOL.
Strike Nay Interfere 7cith WOrk of
Legislature.

Albany. May 16.-A strike of the local union
Of the coal handlers threatens to cripple the
Capitol lighting plant stop the elevators and
interfere with the work of the Legislature and
state departments The Goa, supply in the Capt.
tol boiler house is nearly exhausted The con-
tractor is unable TO make deliveries and unless
there is relief by Monday the plant which fur
nishes steam for the engine which lights the
Capitol and executive mansioDJ and runs the
elevators must be shut down.
This was the emergency which this afternoon
confronted special meeting of ;he board Of
trustees of public buildings. consisting of Gov
ernor Hughes Lieutenant Governor Chanler and
Speaker Wadsworth. The trustees finally di-
rected Secretary Robert H. Fuller to arrange for
a conference Tomorrow morning OF representa-
tives of the coal contractor. the Charles NJ
Stuart Coaa Company, and the coal handlers
union The trustees made it clear that they
mad no desire To meddle with the strike itself.
the merits of which they had no knowledge. but
they hoped that a cessation of hostilities might
be effected To an extent sufficient to supply the
coal necessary for the continuance of the public
business in the Legislature and state depart
mCntS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-17
PAYS S20,OOO REBATE FINE.
C., ". s ST. p. Railroad Pleads
GuiltY to T'1cO Counts.

Charles r Keeler OF Chicago. the general
counsel of the Chicago. Milwaukee & st. Paul
Railroad appeared before Judge Holt in the
United States Circuit Court yesterday after
noon and entered plea of guilty 70 two Of the
fifteen counts In the indictment recently re-
turned against the road for the alleged granting
Of rebates in violation of the Elkins anti-re
batting act This was done after consultation
with United States Attorney Stimson and As
sistanta Wise and Crum. Judge Hol, then as
sessed fine OF $4,000 on each count pleaded
to. or S2OOOC in all. which Mr.. Keeer paid over
to United states Commissioner Shields as clerk
Of the court in $1,000 bills.
In a brief address To the court Mr.. Keeler
attempted 10 excuse his road, and pleaded that
it had not wished 10 evade the law, but that
owing to the spirited competition of other roads
minor traffic agents OF the company had con-
sented to the granting of rebates in order to
meet the sharp competition. but without the
knowledge of the company's CHIEF executive
officials and its attorneys.
Earlier in the day the Western Transit Com
pany. another of the indicted corporations.
pleaded not guilty to the Indictment against it.
but with permission to withdraw the plea and
substitute demurrers 10 the indictments
Ii is understood that the Northern Pacific
Cou,pany the Rock Island and Pacific, the New
York Ontario & Western Railroad and the
Western Transit Company. 1lI named in the re-
Gently returned indictments Tor rebating and
will contest the alleged charges of relating and
cfa md
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-17
NOT OUT FOR PRESIDENT.
Judge Gray Says That He Docs Not
Seek the Honor.
GBy Telegraph - The Tribune. ]

Wilmington. Del. May 1G.-'I not a cam
ddate for the Presidency" said Federal Judge
George Gray here tonight when spoken to in
reference to the recent suggestions III his be-
half to this effect. When it suggested that
the mention of his name pleasing to Della
warean+, the jurst replied that he not
pleased because he did not seek the honor.
The judge admitted that tine Presidency was
the greatest honor any American could hope
for. and said he appreciated what his friends
had done for him.
When mentioned for the Democratic nominal
tion in 1904. Judge Gray did not further his
own cause. This, ii is believed, will be his at
titude next year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-17
SCORE HURT IN WRECK.
Fast Mail on Rutland LcaJcs Rails
Near OgdcnSburg.

Ogdensburg n Y. May 1G--SpIeadng rails
wrecked the fast mail the RUTLAND Rail
road. four miles east of here, to-day. and twenty
persons were injured, six seriously. Those Sc
rously injured are:
GILL. " e Burlington. VT broken.
LLOYD H. c. clerk jaw broken injured he
thrown out ot the car
NJ BRIDE. John Ogdcnsburg back injured and head cut
severely.
MARTIN Howard. Lisbon. farmer. thrown into the win
dow and head seriously cut
MARTIN, . six years old, leg broken ana Internally
injured.
MERRITT Andrew baggageman. ogdensburg, head
crushed By falling trunks.
The train made up of a locomotive, baggage
car smoking car and day coach, was climbing
the Woods Hill grade when the tender left the
track swapping it's coupling with the baggage
car. The engine remained on the track, while
the baggage car turned square across the rails
The smoker was thrown one side and the
coach, leaving the irons was imbedded in mud
10 the car floor There were siXty-hve pas
sengers in the smoking car, and these, with the
train crew were the only sufferers. The ten
occupants of the coach escaped unharmed.
Among the passengers in the smoker was an
amateur minstrel company of this place, which
was on the way to Lisbon. where performance
was to be given tonight. relief train with
physicians was sent from here and returned to-
night with the more seriously injured, who were
placed in a hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-17

UOrk of art O5cncd in Italy May
Haze Been Sold 4brOad.

Rome May 16-News has been received here
from Fabriano of the disappearance of val
uable painting by Albrecht Durer which is sup
posed 10 have been stolen or sold abroad The
painting is of the Madonna with the Saints. ana
is about six feet high 1t belonged to the Broth
erhood Of the Sacrament. and was concealed IN
their quarters.
The authorities were advised by an anony
nous letter that the picture had disappeared. and
an investigation proved the assertion to he true.
This is the second disappearance within a short
time of a work of art of great value from Italy.
and IL has given rise TO considerable annoyance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-17
MR.. CLEVELAND AIDS OLD EMPLOYE
[By Te,,s.arh to the TrlSui


PittsburC May 16.-The generosity of former
President Grover Cleveland will enable an old
Acquaintance to begin life anew after having
served two years i'm the Western Peuitentiary.
The beneficiary is Benjamin Schwartz. alias
Benjamin J. Meyer. who received a check from
Mr. Cleveland as he left the penitentiary a
few days ago
When Mr.. Cleveland was Governor of New
York Schwartz employed in Of the
state departments at Albany. About two years
ago he was arrested at Erie, Penn. for forgery
and September ~. 1905. was convicted. Just
before his release Schwartz wrote to Mr.. CleVe-
land, who. after an investigation, sent a check
that Schwartz might go TO Boston to start life
again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-17
MINISTERS SCORE COREY MARRIAGE
lBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

tBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune.l
Pittsburg. May 16.-The Rev. John L. Clark
who resigned pastor of the Bushwick Ave-
nue. Congregational Church, Brooklyn after
having married w f. Cory and MabeIle Gilman
came in for an unmerciful scoring at the hands
of Pittsburg ministers to-day The Rev Dr.
c. w. Bodgett. of the North Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church, declared that the Corey af-
fair was far than even the Thaw or
Hartje cases. The Rev. j. t. McCrory, of the
Third United Presbyterian Church. declares
that Corey was never really divorced from his
first wife, and that under these circumstances
no minister had the right TO offlciats at his
ond marriage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-17
TO SUCCEED SPOONER
Isaac Stephenson Nominated for
Senator from Wisconsin.

Madison. Wis. May 16.-Isaac Stephenson of
Marinette. was nominated for United States
Senator in the Republican caucus here tonight
to succeed John c. Spooner. resigned.
MIR Stephenson was nominated on the first
ballot. The result was accompanied by the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-17
MARRIES n GARDENER.
Wido5o of Benjamin Douglas Sur
prises Los angeles Neighbors.
LBy Tslegraph % The Tribune. ]

Los Angeles. May 16.-Loutsa Douglas whose
late husband of the founders of the
r. G. Dun Commercial Agency. has married
William Poster. the gardener of wealthy neigh
Dor here Poster is a gardener on the 100000
estate of Mrs. Christian Herter, of New York,
next door to Mrs. Douglass place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-17
KANSAS DECLARED FOR TAFT.

Topeka Kan. May 16.-The Republican State
Central Committee to-day declared William II. Taft
the choice OF Kansas TO succeed Mr.. Roosevelt as
Presider
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-17

CARPET CLEANSING, T. M. STEWART,
s2s 7th Av Found. 1861. Tel. sss s. Chelsea
AAvt-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-17

Mr. Stephenson is a wealthy lumbermau and
banker. He was born In Fredericton y. g., on
June 1s 1929. lie went TO Bangor, Ne, i'm 1870 and
Il year later moved TO Wisconsin. where n" worked
on a farm. lie afterward bought a schooner. which
he sailed between Milwaukee and EsCauaba, and
invested his savings I'm timber lands. lie is now
president of and the controlling owner i'm the y.
Iudington Company the Peshuco Lumber Com
pany. the Menomluce River Room Company the
Stephenson Company and the Stephenson National
Bank of Marinette. lie was q member Of the WIS
consn Legislature from 1865 TO 1868 and served IN
the lower house OF Congress from 1889 to lsS} He
has long been an adhercnt Of Senator La Toilette.
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AFTER ALL, UsHER's THE SCOTCH.
'''Aa made ths hishbal famous.-Advt
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sentimental tenor and began as an an
tic comedian: we have never heard of
Violet or Harriet. extremely pretty
girls both. Snd relieving changes from
the Broadway familiars of the frOlc-
some shows. Arthur is glib with the
slang of an eudacious gambler. Violet
is wonder-eyed and prattle-lippeI with
the acute righteousness of a 5ahv-goo
girl Harriet has the look of Il Glib
sonese belle. and first along you don't
expect her to do anything but stand
still and sing; but suddenly she breaks
out as a dancer with so much srace of
wickedness as to become one - the
summers stage sights. So these three
are welcome. Yet they may never seem
so satisfactory again, without the aid
of surprise, and wouldn't 1t be better tc
kill them at the end of their first tour?
Only eight spells of singing and
dancing break the straighaway come
dy of '"rhe Time. the Place and the
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just as soon as an actor attains fame
in one character there and then his
career ought to terminate; SO that he
cannot confuse, vitiate Or destroy the
best memory of him. That is 90 say,
his first artistic distinction would be MS
last. For instance if Edwin Booth
had been killed at the end of his Win
ter Garden term of triumph With
Hamlet, bis fame would have been
saved from deterioration through his
Othello and Macbeth. Is comedian
who makes you laugh on first ac-
quaintance, ever so funny to you again.
or a beautiful soubrette so enhancing?
SO wouldn't ii be well to send Killing
current through Arthur DEACON. Violet
Macmillen and Harriet Burt, as soon
as the whole country had seen them
once around in THE Time, the Place
and the Girl" They have come here
from Chicago with that play; We have
not seen Arthur since he stopped as a
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Girl 1t carries along three love stO-
ries with semi-serious humor most of
the tine. Yet it has a ballet chorus
which changes its costumes for each
musical re-entrance. and is manouvered
ingeniously to render it sensuOus. And
Miss Burt is a shock-not necessarily
npleasant-when she takes to dancing
in a parlor evening gown, the skirt of
which is Opaque. but so very thin that
the lower half of her becomes as clear
ly defined as the decolette corsage has
revealed her upper half. That's the
most salient thing in the show.
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CYonkers StatesmanD

Church-See that man going along with
his head in the air, shifting with his
nose2
Cotham-Yes: ] know him.
II suppose he believes in taking in the
good, pure oxone?"
No: he's hunting for an automobile
garage / believe
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makes me think of a peddler who came
to my Cousins house in Jackson county
when the war was at its height.
This peddler strong. tall young mah.
was peddling ferns and my pretty cousin
said to him reproachfully:
I am surprised to see an able-DOdled
young man like you selling ferns at this
crisis. Why are you not with the army
THE peddler looked surprised.
Why, they don't want ferns in the
army do they, lady?' he said