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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-09-23
WIDOW IS HEROINE
Of BIG GOLD CAMP
SAVES HER HUSBANDS MINE
FROM CLAIM-JUMPERS AND
WINS A FORTUNE.
FIGHTS AGAINST HARDSHlPS
Drives Over As Miles THROUGH Ter
rifle Storm and Then Works All
Night to Relocate Property
of Dead Man.

Denver.-By that pluck, grit and
nerve, which are the chief assets of
the women in the great mining regions
OF the west, where fortunes are won
only after desperate struggles, pretty
little Mrs. Sylvia Casey, a sorrowful
widow of so years, living in Nevada,
recently saved her husbands mining
claim from being jumped. This was
done by the woman driving for more
than 40 miles through terrific storm,
and then trudging ten miles over bar
rem, snow-covered mountains. After
encountering all of those difficulties
Mrs. Casey worked all one night in
the freezing wind to erect new monu-
mentS and relocate the property.
1t was a fearful lonely fight against
the death-dealing storms of the des-
sert, but this plucky little woman won
cut, and is noW having other claims
worked with the $4,000 she made by
relocating and selling her late hus
bands claim.
After discovering gold-bearing lodges
down in the Nevada deserts, David H
Casey located the Senator and Column
blan groups, and returned to Goldfield
to secure money to work the claim
He went to work in mine, but was
soon caught in a cave-in and crushed
to death. He had bonded his claims
Tor $4,000, and had received a small
payment. Before his death he told
his wife to hold the claims at all
hazards.
Mrs. Casey was left without a cent
III the world after paying the funeral
expenses. However, she managed to
hire small blackboard and noun
tain pony and started for Tuls Canyon
through binding storm. Acting un
der the directions given by her hus
band, she climbed through the gullies
and over the mountain ridges, search
ing for the claims day after day. One
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-09-23
SPOOKY ACTIONS
PUZZLE FARMER
BEANS AND OTHER SMALL AR.
TICLEs FLY AND MOVE ABOUT
IN BROAD DAYLIGHT.
MARBLES ROLL ALONG FLOOR
Watch Dog Seems to Be Erated by
Queer Happenings Which None
Can SoIVe-Neigl.bors In
terested in Case.

GrotOn, Conn.-This town is excited
indeed ovee The amazing happenings
at the fine old farm OF William Hemp
stead, a mile east of New London.
Visitors have been going out in auto
mobiles and carriages to study the
mystery.
Small articles, such as beans, spools
Of thread, knives, marbles, etc. have
1een moving about the house in broad
Daylight. Although the house is next
% the old Knowles family cemetery
he phenomena do not seem to be of
he ghost or spook variety. The man
festations never take place at night.
The house was built in the long ago
and is two stories high, roomy. in good
condition and happily situated.
The family consists of Mr.. Hemp
stead, a refined and practical old gen
,leman of 70-odd years. He does not
believe in spooks. His wife has no
superstitions. They have been married
30 years, and have lived in the old
manse since their wedding. Having
no children they adopted Is years ago
the young son of Mrs. Hampstead 5
sister, frankie Gardner, and gave him
their name. The boy has a brother
Charles, who is about his own age.
% There is employed on the farm Gilbert
Edwards, a lad of 16, son of a neigh
Dor, and three hired men.
when these strange things first be-
gan to happen" said Mr. Hampstead
the other day, II said nothing because
| didn't want a:y one to think that
was deluded. l was in the cornfield
one day when a marble such as the
boys play with about the house fell
at my feet. Looking toward the house
| saw that a screen in the second story
had been pushed aside and a cloth
was being waved from the window
Going into the house l found that
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-09-23

to the door, covered him with a
revolver and demanded money and
whisky. Bauer retreated into the
house, saying he would get what was
wanted, and his wife fed by a rear
way to neighbours, crawling on her
hands and knees part of the way.
When help came and Bauer ven
tured out of his room, the men had
disappeared, and Freda Bauers bed
room was empty. All her clothes
were hanging on chairs or in the ward
robe, indicating that she had been
carried away in her nightgown.
County officers arrested Jack How
ard, a cowboy, whom Bauer said he
saw holding the horse of his caller.
Howard admitted that he went to the
house and says funston was with
him. He told the police that the girl
was taken in her night dress to Laurel,
but refused to say whether she went
willingly, or to discuss the matter
further
At Laurel trace of the couple is lost.
The authorities are unable to learn
whether they are in hiding with
friends, awaiting an opportunity to es-
cape, or whether the girl is detained
against her Will.
The father is inclined to the belief
that his daughter was abducted.
RunstCn had called several times on
the girl. The family had joked with her
about him, and laughingly asked when
she intended to get married. To these
Sallies she replied that she did not
like funston and would not marry
him.
The fact that the girl was taken in
her night clothes leads her family to
believe she was taken without her con,
sent, and that the attempted "hold-up''
was a blind to cover the KIDNAPPING of
Mss Bauer.
AS the girl is under age, a marriage
license cannot be issued in this state
without the consent of the parents.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-09-23
COWBOY CARRIES OFF
GIRL CLAD N HiGRTIE
WESTERN ADMIRER RIDES AWAY
WITH FiFTEEN-YEAE-OLD MISS
ON HIS HORSE.

HesDcr, Mont.-The cowboy aIm;rer
OF Freda Bauer, Is years old. fright
ener her father with a revolver under
pretense OF robbing him, took the girl.
clad in her nightgown, On d horse with
him, and galloped with her cross coun-
try through the sage brush to Laurel,
village eight miles from his home.
John Bauer, the girls father, says
he recognized behind the huge false
mustache which the bandit wore
Ernest Hunston, young cowboy VINO
has often called On Miss Bauer of
late.
Two men rode up to the Bauer home
a few nights ago. and. calling Bauer
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-09-23
BOY SHOOTS RATHER
FROM ARM OF CHUM
LIFE OF HERBERT DAVIS PROB.
ABLY SAVED BY QUICK Az
TON OF HIS FRIEND.

Joplin, Mo.-Herbert Davis, aged IA,
threatened with death-dealing stroke
by big rattlesnake, was saved by
the quick action of Francis Evans.
aged 10, who sent a bullet through the
head of the reptile just in time to
prevent it burying its fangs in the
hesh of his chum. The snake was
wrapped around the arm of the Davis
boy, who had grasped it under the
impression that it was a fish.
Francis Evans is the son of DR..
NJ. II. Evans. Herbert Davis is the
son of the owner of the swimming re-
sort on North Main street. The boys
are great chums and spend much time
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-09-23
Mother RoiIs Her Baby.

Wilkesbarre, pa.-Placing a boiler
of water, containing her baby, on a
hot stove, in order TO raise the water
to the proper temperature for a bath.
Mrs. Adams Gerhovitz of Maltby, near
ly boiled her infant to death. The
baby probably will die.
The mother found the water too
cold. and thoughtlessly put the boiler
on the stove without removing the
baby. Then she was called out of
the room for few minutes. and re
turned to find the water very hot and
the child badly scalded.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-09-23

NO one seems to pay attention to
them. All goes on as usual Now and
then a timid brother, talking over a
condition" with his mates, or hag
cling prices with a fence will speak
OF going elsewhere, to be private
Idiot" the others whisper, do you
want to get us Swallowed special?
Here we're part of the big push Sit
Tight"
Of course, the idea is correct
Groups form and break up. You can't
damn man for talking with acquaint.
ances, nor indict a burglar just be
cause he's pleasant in society!
Crash! 1t is the Strong Mems Quad.
rifle! Two hundred proudly flashing
girls prance with their heroes. Cham.
payne corks pop. Tipsy toughs do
cakewalk steps alone. Triumphant
young thugs swell with social satisfac.
ton, beg to be presented, thump the
| tables and call for more wine!
In the midst the detectives prowl,
apparently so helpless! Here is the
stalking ground. Here is the game.
But how can they get at it?
They are putting two and two to.
| gether. Men whose style is known
are seen to be in funds or not Tn.
known men show up we'll heeled. New
groups have formed-they're very
interesting. Such and such men have
a queer look. All these data are to be
compared with data gathered by the
outside members of the brigade and
by humble indicators not quite in the
movement. The detectives are close
to this work both in mentality and
passions. Most OF them have come up
| from the same depths as the thugs.
| So they feel hidden currents.
Night by night they come and go
and wait. Often the putting of a
hundred trifling things together
throws suspicion on the guilty party.
Paris detectives Of this close to the
criminal class don't seek for clues;
they rubber around to find out this
mistake The guilty party always
makes some big mistake. And often
est he makes it at the Moulin, in thu
eXaltation Of glass too much
So the detective comes and goel
and waits. He knows he is spotted
at the Moulin. He counts on it. H.
counts on it that in the turmoil o
passions, jealOusies, caprices, ennuis
fears and needs stirred up by a great
social center like the Moulin his pres
ence may be a continual temptation
for the secret to come to him of it
self.
1t comes in whisper.
The detective quits the gorgeous
nails. AS he strolls in the dark
man or woman brushes past him.
The sleuth changes his course in &C
cordance with the whispered indica.
| ton. He looks back to see he is not
followed; turns a corner, and looks
pack again. There is no one but him
self and the mysterious person.
And they whisper in the shadow.
The next afternoon as he is sleep.
ing the footpad or burglar with
black crime ON his conscience will be
walked by the law knocking on his
door.
Hey, there! Less baruf (noise and
bluff, you're caught for good, a cam
arc has sold you,"
So the arresting police rudely ex
plain the state of things to the strug
Cling criminal
And that night Judas will show VI
at the Moulin de la Galette in funds
or filled with an interior TRANQUILITY
He-or she-is avenged
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-09-23
Snake in Pillow Awakens Woman.

Butler, Pa.-When Miss Irene Nc
Donald of Portersville, who is camping
near McConnells hills, was awakened
by moment in her pillow, she did
not scream. Instead she threw the
pillow on the ground and went back
to sleep. The shock came in the az
tcrnoon. when a long snake slowly
orawled out of the pillow. The snake.
which measured i've feet four inches,
was killed.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-21
Spitamoelie ~!

Soa bar ri after ferret 8aalfe.
Gent TOM ben / @ar, men ~un0erifpn
nnr ben. Oct bar, iom aft omfring
os, ierlig oeruoe / Naturen, bar
moniif og meO cen Muno ubraa6te
oct enc Sro SpitanOelie!
st 8aoifen fom iuo lent, set
giorOe lit til, at ben blep iaa ifpn.
Sbor mango al bore 2eiere mon
fenOer @ariogen til, ON Baaifen
fommer tiOlig eler lent? Oct er
Waanen, Der beltemmer oct. Man-
&c turoe bape lagt Merfe til, at Ri
alti0 6ar S1lomaane / l1gen for
uo for Yuaifei6nbag. Sg oenne
Sulomaane ct altio ferite Subj
maane efter Soroarsieonosgn. 8aa-
ife0ag er altlaa 6pert @ar Ben fgr-
tie S6nOag efter BEN fsrite SulO-
maane efter SoroarsiepnO6gn. Sen
fan alOrig inOtrefe f6r %. Marts
og ol0rig ienere END %. @prtl. -
SGoernes Soaife begpnoer altiO me0
ferite Sl1lomoane efter Soraars-
ieon0egn u0en Senipn til ugeoa-
gen. 8or Baaife er egentlig ell
SortietteGie at Ss0ernes, men meb
NIT Snobol0. Set bar poa Sober
nes Baaifeoug, Seius bleb forsfe-
itet, 9agen efter bar BET Subbat, og
fsrIte Dag / l1geu opitoo Seius fra
G66e. 9erfor bor Srebag og Ssn=
Dag facet ~beItemmenoe getponing
for ri &riftnes 8oaife. @or 8oa-
ffefeit er Seirsfeit, 'OpitanoeIiesfelt.
Opitun6eliesfelten -- boor er
ZEN berlig og fgn. Slab, ON ri fife
boboe BET, 8onffen minoer ON, bpab
boboe Ri &riitne ioa foruo for an
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-21
9iot OFT spnbagsifOlem
Og oens Seoelie.

v9DdO man / ltngoommen nenl=
mer, man / Il0erOommen Ell glenn
mer", tiger BET gamle SrOipil, og
lelp ON hi mad in0rgn1lle, at Ser
pgiaa per giDes nnOtagelier, iaa hi.
Ter Grtar11gen os, at bet nof / 3eq=
len pasier. st Barn, ser gennem
en- &effe @ar bar geItet en- Sgn-
hagsifole, bbor CUBS Aanb bar facet
SOB at bore ben leOen0e pg raaoen=
&c, bar Der. moOtaget Sn0trpf, JON
al0rig ienere / 2ipet bill ganife uo-
llettes, ielp ON meget fan gaa tabt
! 2ipets Strsmgang. 81 bar 10
niitnof Spn~0agsIfoler / ale bore
Wtenigbeoer og pad nogle Misiions=
pIaoler; men mon Ri MI aQigeDel
bar faaet 9inene rigtigt op for oens
ltcre Setponing? Seq ipnes ioa
cite, Dt er meget mere etterretteltge
meo Senipn til @fterfslgelien al
Gaabsbefalingens f6rite Sci emo BEN
itoite: .2erer Dem at boloe aft set,
jeg bar befalet e6er". Sq BOG fan
Di bel ale bore enige ON, at hi faor
fife bore 8grn frelite alene peo at
lobe benz Ogbe Com Sc eQers mua
lebe, til De naar Sfelsaar og Ml6er);
BET er fun en- Del al Seiu 8efuling,
oi oerneo bar efterfulgt.
Won Ri &riime life ogiua ituno-
en- ggr mere for at foa bdntro Wen-
neifer ombenote emo for at faa bore
egne 86rn beourebe bos SeIus? Ser
aelber BET, at oct enc ifaI geres, og
Get an6et fife %forismmes; men Ben
ferite 9ligt gel6er BOG bore eene.
v9eriom nogen life bar Smiorg for
fine egne" 0. +. b. Il Sim. 5, 81. Oct
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-21

ioaounne 9emGrfninger, ser fan
tjene iom 6ingerpeg. 81 ifol NOT
toge rin1eligt @enipn til Dem.
&dO Senougsifolen foo Ell rigtig
ltor SLABS / bore Sierter iaapel lom
5amfun0ets og Menigbeoernes
@ierte.
@eitbroof, Me., BEN IA. 9lpril
1903.
Gbr. Gbriitenen.
e. 2. Oct 6eOes bemurfet, at
naur mine fprite Sefitforfloringer
tommer for lent / &irfeblooet oenne
Sang, ioa er set life min Sfplo, ou
jeg ienOte Dem I goO SiO. 6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-21

Drel - Moralen So pilt,
ben friitne Wforal er opbpiet, BEN ct
i0eel. Men alligepel ON ri iao
lfuloe b1ffe UNDER for 9sDen! ON
port fapreite @aab, Saabet ON epigt
Sip og Saligbeb og Serligbe0 bos
Bl1o ifuloe p9re beifemnlet! Oct
Tar gruiomt. 9erfor fan Tnlllus
pgioa lfripe, at Oeriom &riitus fife
er o~pItanoen, - oeriom De opoe fife
ppItou, - 0eriom ri baaber pao
&riItus olele / Bette 2ip. ga er ri
Sc elenoigite al aIe Wenneifer
q &or. 49,, S~pitonoelien er &ro-
nen paa por 6reliers Setrspprf.
Sg bpilfen StaofeiteIie at Sp-
Ita1oeliesepongeliet er fife Spltan-
oeIien berlloe / gtot1ren. Sper en-
@resipire, bber.e- en- 8lomlt poo
Nearf, bpert ct Sre / Sfop bioner
on SpItanoelle. timber @tnterens
isnen0e &11loe bnr alt ina Ogot, ldl
ben, Ser life fenote 9taturens Gang,
maatte fro, at 9sben bar 5eirberre
1or beItan0ig.
Men Ri, iom bdr let BET Iar
efter 9lur, bbilfe Sriumfer 2ipet
feirer bpert 6oruar, Ri bepnrer let
Sroen paa Spltanoelien paa 9ipetS
SER, mi0t / 8interens 800. &i
peo, at Solen eier lipgipenoe og
lipspGffenoe &refter, og naar Sen
renoer til6oge og miller Denlig neo
pad Dor Sor0, iaa mpIorer' 2ioet
otter frem.
SuaIe0es / @lanteriget, bells og-
ioa / 9preriget. Men ifuloe oo
Wtenneifelipet ubeI tri0elig set
Goleite og ifenneite 9io poo 6enne
Soro = ifuloe oct alene bore oemt
til ebig llnoergong?! Pei og otter
mel! Ser er ct epigt 9ip, ct altio
ieirenOe Sip bag peo al Smpefs=
ling paa benne Dor Sor0. Sg bette
2ip far fife lin ltrfil0e / Solen,
men / Solens Sfd6er, / @1to. Seius
ejeoe BET. San bap0e Sipet / 1ig
ielp. 9erfor funOe Fan better fife
gaa UNDER / 0goen, og berfor fan
Eaulus iige: Sun blep frdftigen be-
piit at pere CUBS Sen neo Spitan=
heIien fra Sc oe0e (Gom. u. Su,
! Seius bar Wenneifelipet pu11oet
Seir ober 9gOen. S bam er Ser
Spltanoelle - og BON er blepen
S9rl tegreoen at oe b~enioteoe, ioa
Der / BAN er Saab ON SpItonoelle
cg epigt Sip for uae, bpis 8rober
fan er blepen.
Sg iaa fun oette til Slut: @io
ri iaa rigtig maotte lie en- oonoelig
Spitonoelie, en- Sppoagnen runot
rm i6lun0t Menneifene / S1mflang
meo oct Orb: Sen Sime fommer.
ia er MI, "a Sc opoe ifltQe bpre CUBS
Sens &oit, og Be, iom bere, ifuGe
Iepe". Sliper Ser Blot 0pitonoelie
ber, ioo Menneifer fommer til at
lepe 2ioet iontmen meo BAN, ionr
far BET epige Sip, iaa ifal 2ipet
fife ligge un0er for 9eoen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-21
- geummer meooeIer Ri, ef-

- eummer meOOeIer b. ef-
ter &eferat at y / &r. 9gbl., oct
ferite amerifunife S~oreorag peb
&sbenbapns %nniperittet, u&merifan-
ife SOeaIer. Oct glGOer os at err
fore, at Der far pRret operoroentlig
1tcr SilItremning al &%e6enbopnere
til oette S%oreorog. Otter &eferotet
ct oemme bar &untiler &c Gracfen
gjort lit 2ono 9@re peo lit Soreorog
om amerifanife Sbeoler. 0tsie Soc
aIer fan ogiaa bope 8etponing for
bonIfe Stuoenter og andre. Wuatte
6e blot boooe fer og Der efterlepeS
eQer / BET minolte e~fterjagesl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-21

Sra en- al bore reguIere &orre-
%iponOenter i @isconiin moOtog ri
forleoen ben 5oreipprgiel, ON BEN
Soul @eterlen, Der bob6e Gobet Jig
itiQe at Suloonpartiet til Gitp-
Mlapor @mbeoet ber / 8pen, bar ben
iamme iom 8eitpreren for 9oniib
Sutb. 8ubl. Souie? Ga Spsrgs-
maulet geloer en- offentlig Gag, ipa-
rer ri ofentlig: ia, BET bar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-21

Sogoens nlerfeite &apitel - ifrepet
let meo 5frift, Der er ipnlig for
Giles zine: 2eoiggong, ~ltieoelig-
GeO, Moro og SlOOouo; uifplOige
Yorns bitre @iOclier | @ullger, 9to-
otllbeO % altIoe; Sp6ruo al mangt
Ct lpffeIigt Stem - og tolleie Sip-
les epige lllpffe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-21

Der ct en- llopifling / &c &riitnes
2ip ira set at betragte &orberes
Sr0 iom ct SilbuO og ben imo0 oct
Of lie paa BET, iom SgneOsman0en
ioo poo BET, iom 9lmugtsorOet, Der
itaber, bDuO Oet flyer.
8. Soitrup.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-21

9lf bisie tbenoe Sruo6e er Sen
ianOe &riItens 2ip gennemoeoet:
Smerten oper Spn0en o. @leoe1
rrer @1tos Noaoe.
Q. q. Monra0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-21

Raar 4eiern. benpenber zig til Solt, Der
ap.rtere. :Stcbst. enter ior Of lobe bos benz
euer for at faa OpIpsuiu9 ON bet apertsrebe.
bebes be altib omtale, at be ioa auertisiez
mentet | bette glab. Oct nil pore til gem
Rbi9 Jptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-21
NDtter Oct noget?
(9lf q. 9t.)


lnm Sagttager pil oct ppre inOlp=
len0e, at Oct Q%merifanlfe Solf, euer
cog ben Gel 0eraf, iOm tager Jig al
iligt, ipnes at outage, at morallfe
Britt og 9r9f, mennelfelig Appe-
tits SpagbeO (euer Stprte) fan al
hIelpeS og fureres peO &opgipning.
Stte maa man tellfe, at al Den
megen Sopgipning meO 6orbuo al
6ette og Yaabuo al bint / @runoan
er iom at fappe Soppen al ct Yile-
tree: SteOet for ben enc ltore brp-
Der Der Snele al minore Creme frem
0enS Saar. Sg oisle oan=
ner omiiOer en- ltor og megtig
&rone. Greet Orebes fife, forDi
Goppen flippes al, 6or bette Die
meO maa Der tages tat pe0 Fo0en.
Wten idaoan oglaa meo Brobibi=
tions=Sopgipningen. Oct burDe
nog mart bore inOlDlenOe, at ben
eneite 6remgungsmaa0e, Der pirfe-
Zig fan nptte noget til Oriffeonoets
Sorbuo, er, at Stamr1en fiernes %
Gpooerne trGffes up. Sg bette pil
igen limpelt6en itge, at Garernes
SremitiQing f%orbpoes, Garerne, bpis
&oDe0ODO er, at De ggr Wfennel fer
til 0pr - fremitiqer og banner ben
Gppe, Der netop treffenoe er falot
nMtennei feoDret".
st itprre SlaO / Often orager en-
aloeles tr9ffenOe Yorolel meQem al
renne taubelige 2obgipning (taabe-
Zig, forOi ben alOrig bliper - og
unoer bore ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS poli-
tiif-iociala Sorbolo alorig fan blipe
i oberbolot) og en- entreprenant
Sfloboma=8orger.
San iugoe en- ifsn Dag til i'm
Some: u9u bar, min fere, / BEN ie-
rere Sto b9ret meget f%orismmelig
/ at paapasie, at &napperne / init
S9i er orOentlig feitneoe."
Sum tier - og inoremmer 10 Ser
neo 8eifpl0ningen.
u9ao mig oerfor / al @enligbeo
cen Sang for ale lige big, at bpis
cu fife | ioa Senleenoe forbeOrer
Dig, ifol ieg lie til at fao en- Sop peo-
toget, Der gpr Jig SorIommelie til
Ell trafbar 9an0ling."
Sanferigtigt maatte bette afgiort
pore lige iaa 6erettiget iom meget
Al BET unoet.
Ne0ifriperen beraf 9or al6rig al
Brincip peret Sotaiafbolosmanb,
men pGret bet / 8rafsts, forbi ban
aIOrig bapOe Smag for iaaoant
Eeit. San bor boet / en- iaaoon
laafalot yNff6olos=S tat" en- &pffe
Of Iar; men | aqe Sc 8per, bar
fen0er, bar Ser til omtrent en6per
SID pnret Sf9nfe1teoer. JON 6ar
orepet Oeres Srafif pao BEN melt
%od6enlpie Moa0e, ioet Sc ga bar er-
lagt Ell maaneolig 8p0e. Sg gpen5
bite 6eore bar funoet en- ioa0m
Sagernes SnOretning itorortet.
So for Sfom! ober ct iooOant
6nr6ol6 til 2ppen.
9onte ifreo eft Stpffe, iom ban
folOte Sen guooommelige Come
Sic. Ser opf6rer Solicit ct Stpffe,
Ser / SanODeo fan fQloes en- m e n
nefelig &ome6ie.
On goo Sop ar FIN 0a go6, naar
Ben bruges looIigen. Men al Jig
ielp er ingen Sob r6gtiom.
Saa Ienge 8Dens 8orgeres Sler+
tai bill babe beruienoe 9riffe, eller
I 2igegplotgbe6 tiGoOer andre at
bielpe fig, iom beolt De fan, er BET
fomplet li%gegplOigt, bbor mango o9
1trifse 2ope, Ser looes moo iaaoame
&orers ~l1bifenfning. 9e bill alorig
noo at blibe onoet eno Sorbuo, iom
i~n9enting forbpber.
Sci bort meo bele BET I%tinfenbe
GGeng uf 8rpggerier og 9iittde-
rings-Anitalter, iom alorig (oerom
Tan bi 6og bel bore enige) bar giort
roget Menneifes 2egeme 8obn,
men berimo6 onrettet unepnelig
gGenoigbeo oe ifrepet @enneife-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-21

Naor ieg bruger l1otrpffet
~Misiion blan6t 8srnene"
moa set fife forftuos, iom ON
ieg bill babe pre6ifet Smpen-
Belle for Dem puu iamme
@ao0e iOm for Sc pOfsne,
men iimpeItben en- @eitre-
Belle for at forfGure og forber-
Gige Seius for Dem. 6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-21
ID dnfferenH

bliuer isnbr i! Subifrtbenier. inbtil ubtrpf=
tel,s SpnseI5e motrases at aSa;oerne. os al
GeIb er betalt, / Gpsrsnslemmelie meb be
Sorsnebe @tatsrs Notlope.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-04

About 15 pieces Of beautiful fig ured Dress Mulls and Batiste in solid and fancy patterns. black and colOrs; were 65c and 75c per yard
 The lot must go; it's a rare chance. This sale the price per yard 4Oc
Arizona republican., 1908-04-04

after a brief and feeble resistance withdrew claiming to have put up a ticket, though that iormality had been observed by no one.
 Long before the hour set for the caucus the street in front of the meet ing place was filled with voters easily identified as anti-instructed and anti Kersting voters. The door was still locked at $ o'clock and it was stated that J. W. Canning held the key. While the crowd was waiting impatiently, Messrs. Canning and Kersting with other members of the opposition. en- tered by the rear As soon as the ma chinery of the opposition had been ad- justed the front door was opened and MT. Kersting read the call. He had hardly finished when a Kersting chair man was put in nomination but the motion was smOthered with Noes A Kersting man put out the light in an effort to break up the meeting. The lamp was relighted and the ma jority on the motion of Charles Tribo let proceeded to put up the regular caucus ticket which was done with enthusiasm. William Evans was chair man and Phil Ensign secretary of the caucus.
 Following election of the ticket the meeting was addressed by J. C. Ad- ans who proceeded to the correction of stories which had been circulated by the instructionists touching his ac- tivity in city politics. Mir. Adams then dealt out some hot truths. He said that he had not interested him. self in the campaign outside of his own ward where every republican had a right to take an interest. As tO the fourth ward caucus and primaries. he was not present at either. He said that there was nothing he wanted for but he desired that the repub-