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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-17

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giort MoOI9tningsforbolo til set
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laa afIlutteOe ban en0oa Sn0iamlin-
gen meO en- Iignen0e @abe.
pa ben gnmle &onge op6e, og
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bic lit 2io til Saponmis5io-
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til Ben 0oerite @ofitiGing.
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bIibe til @eIiigneIie ct eaer an0et
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fit eget Soft.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-17

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at biQe iige, at v@alben lfal bolbes
ILL., oenbe"?
9anife Sanfer.
2iOt golitif. - gn Sol
Ditorte. - Oct fripil=
Iige Irbeioes Srium.
Man ct JON befenot langt forbi
ben SiO, ga set fun bar Sonfer,
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talOer efterfplgenOe Sanfer, er BET
oerfor n9rmelt for at betone, at
risie / bpert SalO ptl beoe ON 2op
til at gaa tolOfrit igennem, tno
til Oe1 elifperOige 2eler.
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leren fife oltiO er enig meo %,
6eOes ban erinore, at Sanfer / 6bert
GolO er tolofri.
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Geftne ltore SribeO lin mente" ifal
Ri bliDe belt goOe &enner.
Naor Ri ioa fal0er set Oanffe
S0nfer, ifnl OerDeO fun tilfen0e-
gibes, at De er tenft puo Oonif
- al pisie @rlnOe - of en- 9anit,
% ioa meO en- aen0e &qrligbeo
til alt, bbo0 ser err oanif
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tGnfe banif Sc, BET tore =
f%prbrboer naa'oe %. Men bbao
mon e1erS biz iige, er BET oog mar-
fcIigt 0onif, at Ser fom Iao
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ar9elic fife 8iOer fig noget Itprft
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5}aDif1(t5ue { u6etinget @ol0.
s Ganmorf ipinger mon netop
til ben onoen SIDE og gaar en-
Streg til @dirG iom MiniIteriet
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~G&5df3ene til 6ocoaret, ia, set 6Iioer
at onDen Gag. Oct iii otter az
Qpngc Al, 0po6 NigSOagens Ser
tar - set, ser far fon1promitteret
ia gennem 9lberti - foar iIorettet
I Oeltlte Sdfltltltg.
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0n0, at 6enne Sag foor, nemGig
at ~&eformportiet biz gribe
sen 9unItige 2eiligbeO til at gore
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ful / SprIbQrs1oaen, ems Set eQers
riIoe bnret.
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8ibebo(OeIien al &6benBaDns
Getning, bbis BET life MI bar
bIebet rpitet / fit Sorbol6 til 8el-
gerne gennem @lbertis Sbig.
9h1 oerimoo bill en- Del at gfe-
frrmpartietS ManO gri6e 2eiligbe-
Sen til at fonitatere oeres ga1nle,
men / Wogtip0men glemte 9faoi-
foIisme.
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gdo Heo til 6orllg meo 9bire
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9ooeO fra Be moderate og fine
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fertis GaIgfrebs folot til
6age til Sc &uOifaGe. Dette Sor-
bol0 biz bore munaen al Sc go6e
&efornmran0 til 5fraf % M6par-
lei.
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iporge MT fra bette @3e6lem Of
&~ig8Oagen, BEN ra6ifa[e ST. 8rans-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-17

Advertising Rates made known upon
application.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-17

Entered at Blair P~ostoffce as second
class matter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-17

Oct &6benbabnife Sir
feonO bar BOG bait en- for1t10er=
lig 9pffe til at gennemfere Sen
pelDiqe Spqope, set bop0e ftiGet
Jig. Oct blep itiftet t 1896 -
for &eiten fun 2 Tiger otter Gen
forene0e Strife" beroDrt, 90 Bets
Spgope bar at foripne &66enbobn
meo iod lttdrge &irfer, at ser fltr
bIeD 10000 SiGle til bper.
Og iii ,Deo BETS @arsme0e / Of
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bar Ser 5ogne poa inOtiI 10000
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irgne meo Sc 10000 SiGle.
Do iaa maa man elrOOu BABE
/ @rinoring, at i De IL Aur, er
a~e6en6apns SnObpggerantol lteget
ne0 $4,000 aarlig eQer / alt mere
eno 10000. S%alforSgelien alene
freezer altIoa cen Strife anrlig, bbis
Ss0ealet meo De 10000 ifal fuit-
boloes.
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income 0isIe &irfer - ioa OiOt bi
81 fan 61tife Dem ale.
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| ariit-, Mpo1teG-, @Iios-, og @oria-
firfen. C0en fioIte life inObiet eno-
IND.
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Q(n0reasfirfe.
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meonsfirfen.
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| 6ouns-, og Giuiasfirfen. (9en ii0-
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-17

~@}en Sc 96ge, oriife gromme
boooe frpItet Big meo $40.
st 81 tro'6e en6 poa 5ierte
/ set boor6e S6oebrpIt,
6erfor bdoeO' 81 meo Smerte,
faa I Graa0 bGeb fbaIt sin &g1t
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-17

Der er trOO5 bans ling
Oom life lau llOt al ct 6preremne
/ barn. Wten ri uil opcrlaOe bette
til SiOen at pie.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-21
ALLEGED HORSE-TH|EF
CAPTURED At P|OCHE
HIRED RIG FROM LOCAL BARN
AND FORGOT TO RETURN
DEPUTY SHERIFF BUTLER
GOES AFTER PRISONER.

Deputy Sheriff Al Butler left yes
terday afternoon for Phoebe, where
he will take in charge one Mr.. Tur-
ley. who upon his arrival here. will
answer to complaint of horse steal
ing
Tnrley hired a team and buggy
from the Nevada stables last Tues
day afternoon. telling the proprietor
of the stable that he was going into
the White River section, promising
to return Thursday. He did not put
in an appearance at that time and
the affair was reported TO the au-
thorities.
kilograms were sent from the
sheriff's Office to every point in the
county, describing the man and
horses. He was taken into custody
yesterday morning by Deputy Sheriff
Fitzgerald at Phoebe, who is holding
him until Butler arrives Turley has
been employed as waiter at various
restaurants of the city.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-21

individual capacity in closing the
store and confiscating its stock. This
specified in the amended complaint,
which alleges that on the 18th day
of October, 1908. defendant White
Pine Telephone Co. had in the hands
of defendant Davis by his author
lied deputy and agent, a certain writ
of attachment against the goods,
chattels or property of the plaintiff
That at the request and by the di-
rection of the defendant Co. made
on said day, defendant Davis pre-
tending to act by virtue of said writ
of attachment. by and through his
authorized deputies and agents,
wrongfully seized. took into his pos
session and withheld from plaintiff
said goods. merchandise and books
and every portion thereof and wrong
fully deprived plaintiff from making
sales of said goods and merchandise
and wrongfully prevented plaintiff
from conducting said business and
thereafter on similar request and di-
rection of defendant company de-
fendant Davis wrongfully carried
away said property and converted the
same and the whole thereof to the
use and benefit of the defendants.
At said request and directions of de-
fendant company. and said seizure,
deprivation. prevention and carrying
away by defendant Davis and the
conversion of said property were
each and all wrongful. wilful wan
ton. malicious and unlawful, said de-
PENDANTS well knowing that plaintiff
was the owner thereof
That prior to said seizure and con-
version a net average profit of SIS
per day accrued from the sale of
said goods and merchandise in said
store. and plaintiff is informed and
accordingly on his information and
belief. alleges that but for said seiz-
ure and conversion. the sales of the
same would have continued To pro-
duce net profit to him of SIS a
day.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-21
MINE CAGE ACCIDENT
CAUSES SIA DEATHS.
hen Hall 233 Feet Down shaft
AMI are. Crushed Beyond
Rrcognation

PlTTsBGRG Nov. %. Six men
were Instantly killed another was
dangerously wounded and three
others had narrow escapes in
mine No ] located in Washington
county. The mine is owned by the
Ellsworth coal company of this city.
The dead: NJ J. Walsh. %.
Phillipsbnrg Pa. mining engineer:
Eugene G. Smith. aged p. Alliance.
Ohio. mining engineer. J. b. New
conner aged &c. Dawson. Pa. chief
mining engineer in charge of the
-four Ellsworth mines; Osep y. Ons-
ehek. 20 years old, loader. James
Kelly. aged 30. loader: Tony Dovew-
SKY aged 26 loader
Both Newcomer and Smith were
10 have been married on Thanks
giving day
The injured. Harrison RAN
dolph drilling machine operator.
strucl. ON the head by timber.
The three engineers injured. who
had been employed by the company
several years. had just completed a
survey of the mine preparatory to
starting new entries, the six foreign
ers having assisted them. A heavy
wooden beam was loaded into the
cage aud It's ends projected beyond
the sides .he men riding on the TIM
ber Al went we'll until they were
within - feet of the top of the shaft
when the projecting beam struck one
of the planks OF the shafts cribbing
displaced hy expansion due TO the
cold. and most of the men were
dumped out of the cage Six fell TO
the bottom. a distance of 225 feet.
the heavy iimhers on top of them
and were crushed almost beyond
recognition
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-21
SHERIFF PREPARING PAPERS To
BE FILED AGAINST EMPRESS
COMPANY FOR COLLECTION
DELINQUENT COUNTY TAXES

That the Wells Fargo Express Co,
through its Ely agency, will, within
the next few days. be defendant in
suit brought by the county inyolv-
ing payment of more than $4,000
for taxes in arrears. was the state
ment of J. f. Haley, state bullion
tax collector. before leaving this city
for Reno yesterday morning.
The necessary papers will be
drawn up and filed against the COM
pany at the instigation of the sher-
if. according 10 statement made by
that official TO a White Pine News
representative yesterday. The law
covering collection of taxes from the
express company. like number of
others, has never been observed in
this county. In fact there has never
been an attempt made until the pres
ent time To collect this license.
The statute provides that express
companies as public carriers shall be
made Go pay tax of $3.50 quar-
ter, in all counties in which they are
operating 1t IS understood that this
is not the only county i'm which the
Wells-Fargo Express Co. has escaped
the quarterly assessment and the
crusade against that company for
license will be conducted in general
throughout the state.
Sheriff Davis states that he will
lose no time In bringing action
against the company and IL is prob
able that instruments will be filed In
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-21

RHINELANLER, Wis. Nov 20.
A whit deer was killed near Mani
towish by Paul Van Dyck. a hunter
from Duluth.
When Van Dyck fired the shot
that killed the deer he was accom-
panied by an Indian guide The red
skin apparently became deranged
and attempted to kill the sportsman.
After the fellow became quiet he
explained in broken English TO the
men that the Indians regarded the
killing of white deer as an i'll omen
and was fearful lest some dreadful
punishment would be inflicted upon
him and members of his tribe. The
redskin was released and instantly
disappeared into the woods.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-21
AMENDED COMPLAINT
AGAINST THE SHERIFF
DEMURRER IN ACTION FOLLOW
ING EXECUTION OF ATTACH
MENTS BRINGS FORTH NEW
PETITION IN DISTRICT COURT

In the action of Lester Osterman.
trustee for the American Commercial
Il Trading Co, against X. c. Davis
and the White Pine County Tele-
phone Co, involving closing of the
store of the American Commercial &
Trading Co., and subsequent sale of
goods confscated by the attachment.
issued at the instigation of the White
Pine Telephone Co, the attorneys
for the plaintiff yesterday filed an
amended complaint, correcting sew
eral allegations contained in the
original complaint, and asking for
judgment of S2.325.
A demurrer was filed recently by
Davis attorney in which 1t was
pointed out that the original COM
plant did not state whether the of
ficer acted in his official capacity or
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-21
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF Tht
STATE OF NEVADA.

The State of Nevada, eN rel.
Frank y Murphy Relator and
Plaintiff.
As.
The County of White Pine. ia the
State of Nevada. A. L. Parker.
Geo. +. Parker. and Ira j. Me
knight. AS the Board of County
commissioners Of the said County
of White Pine. G. S. iloag, Will
lam Mcknight. as the County Re
rorder and Ex-Onicio County Aud
ifor of said White pine County,
Respondents and Defendants.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-21
Pc de Stridns In
Pdnic4ferTer.
ribLe CdtdstrO.
phes.=-One Dies
to Save 4n0ther

NEM YORK. Nos. 20.--Twenty
persons are believed to have been
killed by the explosion of gas main
in an excavation ai Gold and Front
streets. brooklyn. today. The eN-
plosion tore the street Ia pieces Tor
rods ON either side and IL men who
were working In the excavation for
the big sewer pipe, were buried in
the debris.
Fred Trout. who lived near the
scene, lost his life in attempting Ia
save "A woman who was passing at
the time of the explosion, aud fell
into the trench. Trout was caught
by flames from the blazing gas main
aud was roasted alive. The woman
was dragged out of the trench by
= hoy.
The excavation WAS nearly 10 feet
in depth and was held up 10y big
timbers.. When the explosion CANT,
the supporting timberS were ripped
away and the walls toppled over on
the unfortunate men.
\ large water main was also bro
Ken by the terrific force of the eN-
pIosion and "A torrent of water began
10 spout up through the mass OF
wrcckagc. Almost side hy side with
these gcyscrs. appeared fiamcs from
broken gas mains. Firemcn and
Worlmen from the city water depart
mcnt worked desperately in an ei-
fort To check the How OF gas and wa
ter. but there il little hoIh. of saving
the men who were buried under tons
~ debris.
The explosion was followed 10y
scenes of intense excitement. Every
building for blocks around was se-
vcrcly shaken. \ large Roman Cath
ollie church sand the principal school
srcceivcd nearly the full force of The
explosion and panic among the small
school children followed, the confil-
sion being added Ia by crowds oi
frantic parents who quickly sur
rounded the school.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-21
Big Bank Fails
FINANCIAL INSTITUTION AT FORT FORCED
LASTING TWO DANs-BANK PREslDINl
cIAaREs RESULT MALICIOUS REPORTS si'TFAp tsA
ENEMIES CONCERN.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 20.- Comp
troller of Currency Murray today ap-
pointed James d. Bradley bank eX-
aminer, as receiver for the First Ma
tional bank of Fort Scott. Kas This
action was taken at the Geographic
request of President Mornaday, ow-
ing to a run on the bank which has
lasted two days. The bank has a
capital of 100000.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-21

TO INVESTIGATE FAILURE OF "FIsH TRUST;
WAY Result pRosECuTION OF PROMOTERS

CHICAGO Nov. 2O.At a meeting creditors commit
of bankers the seriously discussed
Is said of asking The his Judgment of
laying failure of A. Booth the fish trust be
fore the Cook This discussion of criminal
action 1t said after final audit of the companys
which showed will
30 the dollar.
The fish trust hands of a receiver about
three months The recevershp disclosed the fact that
banks OF Chicago New York other cities hold $5O95ooO
of the corporations paper
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-21

time for arguments ON the merits of
the case at the approaching year
end session of court. The express
company is delinquent in taxes that
should have been paid years ago.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-21
ARGUMENT
OF MURPHY
WHAT Ill HAS To sly TO THE
SUPREME COURT CONCERNING
CONTROVERSY OVER INDEX
ING COUNTY RECORDS.

Reproduced below is the brief sub
mitted 10 the supreme court OF Ne
yada by Attorney T. \. Murphy in
The controversy involving indeNlng
of county records. owing 10 the I'M
poriance Of the ease. the following
will De of especial interest:
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-21
ENllRE CITY OF NEW YORK IN STATE OF CONFUSION
FOLLOWING TERRIFIC EXPLO OSON SCORE LOSE LIVES

a sewer pipe which leads To East
fifer. The men Wadcd in filthy wa
ter almost up 10 their neeks a long
Ways before reaching place of
safety.
portion of brooklyn was without
electric light tonight as result OF the
explosion.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-21

FORT SCOTT. Kas. Nov 20
Closing of the First National bank
of this city is due. according to Presi-
dent Hornaday, TO malicious reports
spread by enemies of the bank. The
bank had deposits of S702, 900, and
according TO President Hornaday.
the assets exceed the liabilities by
s125,000. The depositors will be
paid in full.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-21

NEW YORK. Nov 20. Richard
Croker. who for years directed the
destiny of Tammany hall before he
retired TO lead the life of country
gentleman at Gleneairn, his big es-
tate In Ireland. arrived in New YORK
today on the steamer Lusitania. lie
has returned as a visitor, he said
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-21
Croker .ArriUeS
Fol,iER rA,lMANY BOSS HERE FROM GLtN'AhN' ""'""
HAS BEEN LEADING THE SIMPLE lFt-No f""-" "
RANGED IN HONOR HIS AERtAi-shN ~ -
ED HIS HANDS POLITICS.

Al his request no demonstration was
made by his friends. -, .a,,ain
Mr. Croker will probahly retlain IN
T., tho United States about SIX
r,o,ths ~ part of the time to be
spent in southern Call'9snt"i can osnt ho had m
Croker positively denied that % ne .,a,,i nau
any intention OF again entering poll
tics.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-21
sHoNTs Is GRANDFATHER.

NEW YORK, Nov. ga cable
gram from Theodore p Shonts from
Paris received here today. announced
that a son had been born 10 his
daughter. the duchess de Chaulnes
The duke de Chauline died in Paris
last spring.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-21
'ORTY REPORTED DEAD
IN A MINE EXPLOSION

BILLINGS. Mont. Nov. 20.--
\ dispatch from Red Lodge.
Mont, says an explosion of fire
damp occurred in the East Side
mine there this morning. Ii is
reported that 10 men were kill
ed or imprisoned by the explo-
sion. The report is not yeri-
fed. Three bodies have already
been taken out.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-21

NEW YORK. Nov. 3O.-it now az
pears that at least 30 lives were lost
In the explosion. The casualties I'M
rIudc one woman and three children
who were passing through Cold
street at the time of the explosion
and were carried down when the
sidewalks toppIcd into the trench.
-Four men working in the trench say
ed their lives by crawling through
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-21
rEIAToRs POINTS AND At
THORIrIES.

II the Board of Count, Commlss-
ioners in the above entitled matter
exeerised its judicial functions ana
In The eXerise of same, exceeded It's
Jurisdiction. then the viii ot Ger
tiorari will lie, and the action OF the
Roard in the matter OF awarding the
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-21
COLOrdd0nS Say
Mines Uiu Close
If DutyOn Met
al Is Reduced===
Other Tariffs.

DENVER, Nov. 20.-The News to-
day says: ION the ground that any
further reduction i'm price of lead
will have the effect that many mines
i'm Colorado will close down. the
American Smelling and Refining Co.
will join with commercial organiza-
tions of Denver, in fighting any eff
fort by the neNt congress To reduce
import duty on that metal. The
first step was taken yesterday when
the Colorado Manufacturers associa-
ton telegraphed Chairan Payne of
the house committee on ways and
means protesting against any low
ering of the tariff on lead"
WASHINGTON, Nov. 3O.-A plea
for the entire removal OF tariff from
lumber was made today before the
committee on ways and means which
is hearing evidence rs to proper
changes i'm the tariff. The National
Association of Lumber Manufactur-
ers has declared there should be an
immediate reduction ON certain spe-
cial rates which they claim has en-
abled few beneficiaries to combine
and destroy the competitions. A
number of lumbcrmen from the
northwest want the tariff on timber
taken of
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