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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-26
Auttto1 Aales, future Baps.
BY N. w. gowe 4 Son,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

MH4HHM ~- UNHE HHAl MaaHHHsr
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A 1ARGn
NUMBER OF VACANT LOTS ON
TENTH, ELEVENTH., TWELFTH
AND OTHER STREETS. IN TIII1
VALLEY OF sHoCKoE CREEK,
NEAR THE sEABoARD AIR LINE
RAILWAY, BY AUCTION.
In execution Of q decree OF tho
n mond, ente aSart Marcel 1i me i. c' iSo7 q ~ hls the
suit of Geo. Ben Johnston, who. isues,
etc, vs. Joseph W. Johnston's Execu-
trix ct ais" we will sell by auction.
on the respective premises. on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 40. 1907.
at o'clock F. NJ. the following de-
scrIbed property:
ta) A LOT OF LAND fronting 80
feet on the west side OF Eleventh
slrfe asa st s faSshwf s. 5 eo Geeth q e E lsI fees
! inches.
OBJ A certain LOT or LAND 'front.'
Ing 100 feet on the east line OF Twelfth
Street. between Leigh and M Streets.
being at the northeast. intersection OF
Of 103 feet.
tc) A LOT fronting 90 feet on tho
M" and IN" streets. beginning at tho
northwest intersection Of and
i WGIllb JlISGLss III lullHillE paSh UCNt
tween parallel lines 1t6 feet.
Id a LOT OF LAND fronting $50
eset oil the fr sast s I 20 20 : s srsees.
and running back 124 feet 4 inches.
(e) A LOT OF LAND fronting 1874
feet 4 inches on the west side. of Tenth
Street; beginning at the southwest In
and running. back between parallel
lines 100 feet.
90 LOT OF LAND on the west side
Leigh Streets. fronting 1872 feet.
ca A TRIANGULAR LOT at the
northwest corner of Tenth and IN"
Streets, fronting 81 feet 2 inches on
the. western side OF Tenth Street, by
OF n Street.
th) SIX LOTS on an alley between
Marshall and Clay Streets, and between
Fifteenth Street and Fourteenth Street
az extended. These lots are, more
or less Irregular in shape. but their
location and dimensions viii be shown
upon a map In the hands of the aMc.
%tioneers. and which will be exhibited
at the time OF the sale. Fps
% TWO LOTS fronting on tho
aforesaid alley, adjoining the property
OF Pauline Mayo. These lots are shall
low, and have en- them 2 plain house.
who pays a e~Ground-rent for the use
Of the land.
Some of the above are we'll situateS
for manufacturing purposes. and all
OF them are worthy of attention.
TERMS: one-third cash. and the
residue at six and twelve months, for
notes, with interest added. and titles
JOHN r. MILLER.
| t MA11PyCE a aaF
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Virginia Teams Arrival,

The Virginia team arrived In a spe-
5cial5 chair car over the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway early yesterday after
noon, and went at once to the Jeffer-
son, Where quarters had been engaged
for them. Besides the regular eleven
and the substitutes named in the line
up, the squad numbers about forty
men. There We're no especial decora-
lions. the team and their friends wore
no colors, and the lobby OF the JEFF
eve OF q big garle.9 Aatew introduce
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AT LEXINGTON TO-DAY.

Hampden-Sidney Goes There to rlny
Washington and Lee.
FARMVILLE,. VA, October 25.-The
Hampden-Sidney football team meets
that of Washington and Lee Univer-
sity at Lexington Tomorrow afternoon.
The team left over the Norfolk and
Western Railway this afternoon. The
squad consisted OF sixteen men. Coach
Nutter and the manager. The men are
all in excellent shape. and 1t Is not
improbable that the team will remain
in Lexington until Monday in order to
play the Virginia Military Institute, as
negotiations were pending for such Il
game at the time the team left.
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Jnck Sold.

LEXINGTON, Ky, October 25.-Ed-
ward and Joseph Madden have sold to
Thomas Grady, of Philadelphia, tho ive-
year-old chestnut horse Jack Leyburn,
a;0S 1-2, winner OF the Walnut Hall
cup and second In the Charter Oak
stakes. Jack Hepburn was sired by
Alta Leyburn. and is out of Elsie
iLeyhurn. I'D Geers considers him
n of the fastest horses on the turf.
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DIVIDE TENNIS HoNoRs.
Fountain Defeats Earnshnw. While Poo
tent Wins From Orr.

tSneciai to The Times-Dlspatch,1
CHAPEL HILL, N. c., October 25.-.
In the closing series OF the tennis
tournament with Wake Forest here
ed Earnshaw by a score OF 8 to 2.
Fountain winning the last of five sets.
Poteat. of Wake Forest. defeated Orr.
Of Carolina, 2 to O.. taking the flrst
two sets.
The features of the contest We're
the steady playing OF Fountain for
Carolina and the brilliant work OF
Earnshaw for Wake Forest. The
Wake Forest men are scientific play
ers, being thoroughly familiar with
the strong points OF the game. Above
all. they are clever gentlemen and
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FAIR AT MATTHEW'S G.. II.
A MOST DECIDED SUCCESS

25.-The Southside Agricultural Asso.
annual fair opened Wedn esday
at the fair grounds at Mathews Court
house. and closed to-day with a fine
and most enthusiastic crowd. The ex-
hibits were unusually good. The horse
show department was fine. and on
Thursday the races were exceptionally
good.
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william B. Pizzini Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. 1913 East Main Street.

BY virtue of a certain deed of trust
to me. dated October %. 1897. and re-
corded in the clerks office Of the
"B," page Ut, / will sell, ut public
auction, on tho. premises, on .Wednes-
October s0th. at 4 o'clock. p. NJ,
the property described in the said deed
81 trust, fronting 80 feet on the north
side Of Graham Street and running
back, between parallel lines 10 feet
to an alley 10 feet wide. Terms. cash.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-26

AS admlnlstratrlx Of the estate Of
Frank'NV. Putze, deceased ! will sell.
at public auction, on the premises on
Road; Henrlco county two
TUESDAY, OCTOBER %. 1900.
at n o'clock A.. NJ, the
following personal property: s Mules
i Cow. : Hogs, s Market Wagonss 1
Market Cart, I Buggy. ! Family Car
riage, 2 Double- Farm Wagons, 2-hofse
Sweep. Power, 9 Power, Feed Cutters.
Wheat Harvester. Wheat
Fan, Double and Single Plows., pou-
BILE and Single Harrows, C%ultivators. I
Sulky. Cultivator. Mower. Cleaner. Sod
Potato Pillow and Vine Cutter.
Hoes. Rakes and Forks. Hotbed Sash,
strawberry Crates and Cups. carpsn-
ter's Tools. Harness. etc. etc. Also,
lot Of Household Furniture. consistipg
OF Piano. Organ. Mamie! Mirror. Ma
.hogany md Walnut Wardrobe. Ma
Marhle-t0p Tables, Bedroom
Furniture. Odd Bureaus and Wash
stands. Dinlng-room Furniture. Lamps.
etc.. etc. Some valuable antique pieces,
TERMS. Cash.
MARGARET L. PUTzE.
Adm'S Frank w. Putze. Deceased.
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In which they have been entered, They
will be shown for tho first tine with
Mr.. Vanderbilt's string ut tho coming
horse show In Madison Square Garden,
The horses arrived here this morning.
are now at Sandy Point Farm.
1t Is not known what Mr.. Vanderbilt
paid for the pair, hut as no bid $4,000
for them ut Mr., Harrlman's recent sale
at the American Horse Exchange, the
sum must have been q larger one.
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wlnchc.ter Fair Closets.

T--" Spec1aTt to TIC TITneH-HIspntcE,I
4 WINCHESTER, VA, October 25,-
Tho thirty-eighth annual exhibition OF
the Shenandoah Valley AGRICULTURAL
Society closed on the Winchester Fair
Grounds late this afternoon, after tho
most successful fair In fifteen years.
Another enormous crowd was present
to-day, and the racing events drew
large numbers of people to the ring.
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MAY DE EIGHT CLUBS IN
Carolina baseball League Organized
with Six May De Enlarged.

GREENSBORO, N. c., October 25.-
Mayor Brandt has returned from
Salisbury. where he was instrumental
in organizing the Carolina Association
OF Professional Baseball Clubs"
The league at present only includes
the towns of Charlotte. Greensboro and
Salisbury. in this State. and Spartan
burg. .Greenvtlle and Anderson in South
Carolina
It is thought that later Asheville
and Winston-Salem will come in.S
vember 9Th. The playing season is to
last four months. beginning May 1st.
Salary limit Is fixed at $1,000.
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5ales, future Gaps.
BY Edward S. Rose Company,
Real Estate A~uctloneers.
AUCTION SALE
OF
THAT SUBSTANTIAL AND ATTRAC-
TIVE THREE.sTORY BRICK
DWELLING,
No. 9 SOUTH LAUREL STREET,
NEAR MONROE PARK.

WEDNESDAY,. THE BOTH DAY OF
OCTOBER, 1907,
at 4:3o o'clock 2. NJ, sell by auction,
the premises. the dwelli1g 10,
by I02 feet. Thu dwelling contains
about eight rooms, and owing TO It's
convenient location and skilful con-
struction, commends itself either for
q home or investment.
TERMS: At sale.
A~uctioneers.
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ALL GRIT, FINE HUNTER,
SOLD FOR GOOD PRICE
lsnecia1 to The Tlmes.pispatch.l

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
WARRENTOS. VA, October 25.-Mr.
w. S. sewers. of this place. has recently
sold his celebrated hunter. All Grit. to
Meadow Brook Hunt Club. for the sum
of $500. All Grit is al ~all-around
excellent horse, and has. taken II NUM-
Mr.. Willetts also purchased a fine young
and promising hunter from Mr.. Robert
Edmonds, OF Casanova, for $3.50.
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nuYs PAIR.
Reginald Vanderbilt Purchases Lord
Burleigh and Lord Brooke.

NEWPORT, II. 4, October a5.--Regi-
maid O.. Vanderbilt has made a notable
addition tothis stable of show horses,
having purchased the bay geldtngs Lord
Rurleigh and Lord Brooke. They are
hays. 15.s hands high. and We're ", w,
Hnrriman's hest palr,
They have won In .nenrly every class.
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TO FIGHT FoRTY-FIvE MOUNDS.

sOhnSon anu riSnn SOnteHt 10 Ie
Practically to II Finish.
SAN FRANCISCO. October 25.--
Jimmy Coffroth has Increased the
number of rounds for the Johnson
Flynn battle. November 2, from TWEEN
ty-lve to forty-fve rounds. Flynn
asked for the change, and Johnson
readily consented.
II don't CARE said johnson, "be-
cause the fight never will go forty
hve rounds. l am going to finish
Flynn in quick tlme,'
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I hereby certify that the bond re-
quired OF the special commissioners by
the above recited decree has been duly
given.
Teste: CHAS. o. SAVlLLE,
Clark.
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BY N. w. Bowe &c Son.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF A
LARGE PARCEL OF IMPROVED AND
UNIMPROyED REAL ESTATE
BY AUCTION.

In execution of a decree of this
Chancery Court OF the city of Rich.
mond. entered October is. 1907. in the
suit. OF "virginia NJ. Peasants Va.
sell by auction. on the respective
MONDAY, OCTOBER IS. 1907,
at the hours named below, the follows
ing real estate:
First. At = o'closk F. n. that at
ment and attached wing. containing
10 rooms. This is a good house. in q
convenient location, and is a good
renter.
Second. At 1870 o'clock P. NJ. three
snug medium size frame dwellings,
Nos. IS. u and - South Plum Street.
tanning five rooms each. These houses.
which will be sold separately, are we'll
arranged and will make good homes,
as we'll as good paying investment
property. Plat will be shown.
Third. At, say. 8 o'clock E. M.8the
Of Cary and Plum Streets. fronting on
Cary Street 70 feet 5 inches, with a
depth of 40 feet. This Ia a fine corne
property for business uses.
Fourth. At. say. 5:l5 o'clock p. NJ.
the attractive vacant lot on the seasE
Cary Streets. bounded on the north by
u 20-foot alley, fronting II feet I inch
by a depth OF 20 feet.
All the sbovo is good property and
merits the attention of home-seekers
and investors.
re naRMs 81 s, T. ana IS sas mon sha s ses
notes, with interest added, and titles
retained. LEIGH r. PAGE,
Special Commissioner.
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TO MEET
CAROLINA TO-DAY
(continued from First Page.)

team, persistently aYolueu aRIH aHy
statement whatever as to the team OF
the game. .
Summing up the situation, It may be
said that the teams are we'll matched
in weight, and that both have bean
coached to q hne point. The adherents
OF both elevens are playing for odds,
but the betting will p!obably be even
before the game and until one or the
other eleven score, II either Is able to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-26
BY Sutton & Co..
Real Estate Auctioncers.

AUCTION SALE OF DETACHED
BRICK DWELLING. NO. 7ol. AND
SMALL FRAME DWELLING. No. IgS
NORTH TWENTY-TH1RD
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william B. Pizzini Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. 723 East Main Street.

SALE OF THE DESIRABLE
FRAME DWELLING, NO. 1905
WEST CARY STREET. CONSISTING
or DWELLING OF SEVEN ROOMS
WITH LOT 4sX125 FEET TO AN
ALLEY.
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We will offer the above property,
at auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 90. 1907, Al
4:3Ot p. NJ.
A good renter. and q desirable home.
TERMS: Liberal. and announced at
sale.
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] hereby certify that the bond re-
uuired of the special commissioner In
the above mentioned cause has been
Teste: sCHAs. o. sAvILLE,
Clerk.
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III execution of q CERTAIN deed ~
trust. bearing date alst June. 1882 10
the undersigned trustees, reeorcyd N
the clerks Office of the Chancery Court
of the city Of Richmond. in p. q. LOS A.
page "a, default having been made N
the payment OF ~ portion of the debt
secured therein. being .rsaatred. by the
Beneficiary. we will sell at public anc-
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 20. 1907,
at 4:S0 o'clock r, NJ, the above sde'
scribed property. Tha dwellings, con-.
tain three rooms each. and With, a&few
nlsnt or make a good home, Lot soSlia
feet to al alley,
TERMS. Cash, I
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ADMINIsTRATRIX's SALE OF PER-
SONAL PROPERTY.
CONSISTING OF FARMING NIPPLE
MuENTS MULES. COWS. HOGS,
WAGONS, BUGGIES. PIANOS s
ORGAN AND 9TH EE
HOUSEHOLD FURNl-
TURE.
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CHORUS.
Cardinals not so strong, boys!
Break the line OF turpentine.
Mere the.team from Old Virginia!
Hike Observation-Disclosures!
Hike Notwithstanding!
Hike! Hike! Hike! Hike! Hikel
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

BY John II. Goddin s. Co.
Real Estate Auctioneers. r6l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-26

TWO SMALL FRAME pWELLlSGA
ON EAST SIDE OF RANDOLPH
NEAR RIVERVIEW AND MfluNT
CALVARY CEMETERY. kNO.gN
AS 11Q5 AND nor,
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BEGINNING AT 4 O'CLOCK.

First. Desirable lot of 136x10o. sit
uated at the southeast corner OF BROOK,
land Park Boulevard and Garland
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Sporting 1Ien Coming.

Virginia r~ootersfare requested to sit
In section ~" on the Virginia side OF
the field during the game this after
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Not Much Detting.

In a number ~of..places on Broad
Street last night where football was
the one subject talked about. the Vir.
a gln'ans " %eT Back kpp pheir home rlu tenm. a bnl
they were disappointed. The North
Carolina team didn't get In until after
10 o'clock, and the players were not
running around as betting commits
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-26
airfelise Sfneipil.

Oct oanfs Oma9abluo, %. .,
pioneer", af IiOite ll9e forteller:
Den 6erOersnoe betenOte g&ount3c
Nlemorial G6ur6" (engelIt lutberl0
Der 10 Tom betenot tGGer mango
0anIfe / i'm MenigbeO, trGffer netop
MI f5or6ereoslier til ct prGgtigt
firte6iItoriIt StueIpiI, nemlig: p&ei
Formationens 6iItorie" al Uars. s.
e. Ulonroe, WaTbington, .. IS.
0ette ftore 6iItortite StueIpil pil
blipe opFprt / Omu6as QtuOitorium
Ulanoag oen %. og 5irsOdg Den 2G.
5e6ruar, og ca. 400 af Oma3as og
Gouncia Bluffs beoIte SangtrGIter
pq 0randtiIte 5alenter bill meooirte.
Oct er en- fuloiirnOig 6iitorie al
zen lut6erTte REFORMATION, gengiOsi
I Itore 6tItoriIte OptoG oramutiIte
Scener og 5a6ieuusr. 9ragterne, Der
bruges, er boerit toitbare og 9iitori't
torrefte. glon6t dnoet bill Ser 6lire
en- ejengiOelie uf 9tissouaen
Worms, boor 2utber too frem for
aeiTer 3arl 6en 5emte og bsle Den
prestise 5orTumlins Og fGft BE-
fenote TN Ooerbepisnins. - Stu''
'pinet beIfri0es fra andre Steosr
9Dor oct bar Ooret opfert, Iom op'
bDggenoe og belerenoe. og iiligt
boerIt unoerboloenoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-26
Snsa 6amiem.

Syngd 6anien Chicago, 9bis
lange qroces 9eIerne oil minoes,
er bleben benauoet efter at BABE fio=
Get / 59ngslet : eller rettere ligget
5engIel / II WluaneOer. Jor flere
Oar Iioen tom bun til Stdoe beO en-
Sporoognsulnffe. 6un bleo lam, iaa
6un life fun0e gaa pud fine Sp0s
Ser. Ween od bun ellers er Juno oa
friif og ier goot uO, iaa rbeOiite"
Grperts, at bun bare foritilte ita
lam for at presIe pengs uo al
SporoognsIelitd6et. 9ette blsO iaa
frtfenot, og Sngu 6anIen bleo opnlt
for rqerjurb". SmiOlertiO er BUN
nu fremoeles Iengeliggenoe og maa
6eres eQer feres omfring. Gets1ds
gerne an9aeonoe 6enoe toiteoe Spprs
Dognsfompagniet $15O,000 Og GOOl
GountD $4,000. N1is 9anIen ielr
tr fattig % 6ieIpelps.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-26

pr. glcre. Oct ialges MI for fra
$50 til SO og aoloniiatlonen guar
raft for fig. Der er intet GanO M
inoen for 9unogr9nIen, iom Der life
dllereOe er ldgt 8ei flag pua unoer
9omeIteuoz og grtenz2ano 9ltterne.
Den /. San. i Qlar bar Ser 127,
900 4cres 2ano unber OOerrislinJ,
og 0prtning, 10000 Qcres mere emo
forrige 2tar, troOs 3abet al De 1000
Qcres beo 9anOitaoen.
0alen prooucerer MI aarlig for
$450,000 8aro af &orn, $4,000
af 6p, 81, 100000 Otsetso og 5Iait
100000 Gantaloupe Zen Slags fine
meioner) og 100000 @arO al
Smgr og 6leoe, Foruoen ANDRE Pro=
buffer df minore 89roi.
Dette mad betrugtes Iom ct ftpni
aeIultdt af 2anO, boor Der life odr
en- SOD Soro opOprtet, Og life ct men@
neifefigt g9Ien for 612 9far iioen.
Gn oio Girtutation al 6iitorien
en- Den rebelite 6loo bar siOrt Oe
Itrebiomme 9ioneerer. Der bolOer pa1
al omoanne 9rtenen, llret, og oe.
baa6es, at Sen forte SyremitiGing
al 0en oirtelige 5ilitanO at rimeligi
6enIpn til Dem ogIaa bil bliOe 9iOs.
bio 6irtulation Iom MlOoOegt mos
Oe oper0reone 8eretninger.
Cigar ). Some.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-26
9iot firfelis Statiitif.

9laoet rG6riitian 2t0ooeate" of
fentfiggjorte fornpli5 en- Statfitit
ooer De foriteige airteIamTun0 paa
100000 Wleolemmer og oerober.
9yfel9e oenne BAR aatoliferne / 1906
potset fra 6,257,871 til 11,143,455
- altIaa neiten foroo6let fit 9tntal.
De forItelli9e Met6ooiit Samfuno
cr oofset ira 4,598,284 til 5,551.
891, og 8aptiIterne fra 3,717969
til 4,140,770. 8isIe tire tirfelige 5ds
miller boloer oen Idmme Stillin5
Iom for Is Q(ar iioen, men 2ut6e.
ranerne er nu rbtfet op til 0et feros
/ 9effen Steoet for presbbteriaz
nerne. De er bofset ira 1881, ,072
til 1,957,433. presbpterianerne foms
mer Iom Ben ste R9tfen meo
LII, ,877 og meo en- 5orpgelie pdd
100000. 2(Ge lSamitn0 er Oofset
Itertt, og oen iamleoe 5oregelie !
ale SamFuno / De fioite 4 9tar er
4,300 Menig6eoer, 1865 airfer og
S70,3S9 9ommunitanter. StdtiItita
fen er u0arbejoet aF Or. $. Sc. Gar
roG, Tom 6aooe OperobIbn me0 Den
firtelige 5oltetaGing / 1890.
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Sernbanelllgffe.
6 a. 60 Mennefter uareO E

Sra Sobnstonn, ga. meloes
2eroags: Oct peitgadenoe glep
Yort-G6icago 18 5imers 8og
pda psnniDloania ganen gift al
Sporet peo en- Sbin9 / R9rbeoen al
Mmerdl point, otte Wiil fra BDen
/ gtdt. De bagerite tire SoOebogne
ItDrteoe uoober en- 80 5o0s Stradz
ming oe neo / @onemdugb Rtper,
Iom lptteligOis er meget gruno pud
bette puntt. 2ofomotibet og Bag.
sageOognene 6olot Jig pda Sporet,
Der bar ca. 80 Yasiagerer pda
5oget. 81 pdsIdgerer og II al
9etjeningen 6leo, iflg. u66i. R. 81,
tpeIteoe, men ingen or9bt. 8lanot
De foeite6e oar Yoitmeiter 5reo
8usIe af G6icago, ION nu lig9er
ct 0oIpital / 2lltoona. 6an blep
funoet / @n0en af Sooeoognen en-
900 8dno. Der buooe ban liggel
aaret og beoioItles en- 5lme, fer
Ger tom 6ieIp. 9agerne oeo So
Ipitalet iiger Dog, at ban bill oGre
raft ON fire 0a9e.
YoItmeiter 8usIe er tillige 3e'
publifanernes aanoiout for 8orgme-
tier Gbicugo, og rG6i. Rec. Ser. !"
! af / Sgnoags ger opm9rfIom pdd,
at polititerne G6icd9o, i9rli9 Dc
republitdnIte 2e0ere, er meget intes
resIereoe angaaenoe 8usIes 5ilitano;
men man itoler paa, at ban pil Biz
pc raft, iaa BAN blioer itddenoe ION
9an0ioat for Maporz9 z99r0igbeoen.
8et fpnes 6aoet oOer al 5Oiol, al
oenne lllptte itDloes enc og alent
uForIparlig bartis asrTsl. 5ossi
BAR 35 Minutter forIintet og prba
beOe at in0oinoe 0en table 5i0, og
Iaa ligeTom Ilpnge0es oe bdgerIte
gogne af Sporst. ioet 5oget fp'r
en- Soinget. sSernbanemanoene tai
ser set en- nunaooioa6le accident" !
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-26

Sner hunbrebe Tanife tog iibIte Gfteroar 4ono /
@aaen sonntD, Yaontana. 12-l4 Wttl Spooeit
for ben ltore aopni gStlam5 60. ". D, hoor 300
beltllreoIe 3anfe III leuer. = vi TT Sreue ira 243
anore ganife Der .9ntte paa OF fomme I'll 5oraaret
Jil hise har pi MI lehet Bulletin meo aort % Ses
ifrinele Iaa Sbe finses aortet. Dc fleIe Danlte
toQ Gano I. 33 (rSnamar") men oglad Ell Del "a o9
49, Qlt betie aano uil bline taget CONNER. Sugen
Naaa Tan itanoie ben Nnlber a 9onbiepere, ner pGs
ter inb ira gIten Soa mnrfelat iom bet lgoer, loo
er BET opq ianbt at gSaro Co. naatte man I'll 9anooa
for at + ON aanbet iunoe drmes. Sigeleoes bltuer
ben noroliae Del al 9Slams 60 farmet lan9t beore
emo lanqs e5r 9tortbern ben boliae Del. Oct amme
p uhen Tbiol blne Eilf9loet bet eitae Wontdna.
9anoieqerf. ner tnnfer pda at onnne Ia ct 0lenl
ber 6gr ie gauen omrina aennarp % 6laron. Bet nh
SOP" 9lnlGo fra 5farton til Ambroe Hoes at haee
beiali fla elo dllerebe a 9Raaneoers Itatul. Nmz
broe er en- meaet terre oa beore Nn eno @ulbe ton,
9nont ben CT ober % War aamnel Stlletten Il Nm,
brof fofer minore eno til Snbertlon o9 &eretren III
bet fre qano qddr her aennem 8dneoile o9 er lan9t
fprtere 600 qirien"s npe &rrt ner, hoor ben oil
bpgae Bone iii Suraaret
Bl bar ielD % tie % 5eite lant Dor e9en "nroepot.
BOT aneen fore 9fsfnitnn bliner
e4g~ TIRSDAG den ste MARTS. 80
giIia Reiie paa ale 8aner. Sob Billet til 2tmbro'e,
u >. Anker 6 Co., 8aneotue, " y.
6. z. 5iorten goanlas aanoisaere Tom bertil en-
6lof Nlontana ui ie uoget lianenoe. Der oil
blue ben iterite banife aopni amertta.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-26
Sfammelist!
Cigar 5. SOp e.

2lnQadenoe oen tioligere omtalte
lllptte pad yieip gort Central 8dne
i g2ep gort itriper v0uuit &m."
At iioIte llge:
aigeTom port gtaO Ttal gaa
gresIen erfarer oi, at oct OeO Oct
at 6oroneren afbOlote 6orbsr Qln-
Ie0ning al Gep gort Central lllbt=
fen 6lep touitanteret, at 0en WlanO.
iom fgrte 0eh elettriite Wtotor
lllpttestoget, tun baDOe fire Oages
Grfdring i'm Gerntng. 9an mddtte
tilitad, at ban life 6ap0e Soc OH
Den 2(fItlno, boilfen ban tunoe
Hoppe iin l1aitne efter at bdoe
lat tine 9remIer til at Oirte, ia,
at ban par al0sles uOfoenOe ON
lin NlaItines Strait meO 6enIpn til
zen 5art, Den tunOe ls6e.
Oisie 2lfilsringer ger Oct enOnu
mere itaneligt og oprerenOe, at en-
iaa0an lllptte tunos 69nOe, Og nj
6aate inoerligt, at De Rpgter, oi
6erte tent 9lftes / 8pen ON, al
Goroneren piloe 6eorore flere af ylerr
Dorf Gentrals bejelte Gmbeosm9nS
unoer 2trref, maa bstr9fte fig; men
pi pil unegtelig fe oct fsrit!