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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-24

ltGppe bore ret mango N9lgcre, Der
tnger banl alporlig lom politiit 8 G.
-
&uripit nof - meOens elers 8p-
roaOet maa betale fpr at fuu He-
%nopationen beiprget, bar man Der
bet SGripn, at DIR. s., laa langt
ira at frGOe fine Sienelter iom po-
Neutrality-suspicious. betulte, emo
og lelp er DiQig til at betnle for
at faa Son til at uOfpre 0enne for-
ogtcligc % raffcragtige &erning.
% bette tjener oo ingenlunoe til
Dons 6prtleinelie : / Ell bis 6oritar1o;
tbi Oct ct III abiolut n~pOpenOig Ser
ming for Set politiife 2ips &elfpr0.
SEQ at ofIlore pi5ie Spgoomsfint
% 5mittelpirer er MhtligbeOen aab-
net til OiSieS 9OelGggelie, % fan
en- pi0ere ll06reoelie fo~r6inores.
Dog, ieg OriDer 10 blot Spbg,
!laar jeg Tiger, at Wfr. $. meO @la-
6e arbeioer frit. 6or ban g6r pitt
intet minore. &ommer BET til
Stpffet, bill ban nof fife alene bape
i'm Detailing, men en0og 6ape Sen
meO Henter. 90 bpao ban lelp fore
Irbig tnoifpoer, penter ban 500 piIt
ct futile ie %ret1rneret ion 9rpoet,
Der faites paa @an0et, og iom font
mer igen otter mango Gage.
Set fan egenlig fife untages, at
Wr. $. bill faa 9el0 til at be0rage
ret mango al BEN acknowledgements
&c Del / 9efolfningen. Sans enc
1te Saa6 maa bGre StemmefDpqet:
sc, Der raaOer Ell Ballot, og lom
for ct goOt Orb % en 8oier iel-
ger oen til set 9pjeite 8ub. S6i Set
er en- al 6~ribeoens l1lpffer, og BET
er en- ulpffelig 6ribeo, at Meno,
ser / BEN @rno mungler SelpItpn-
6igbeb og Selpreipeft, bor 2op til
at fate en- Stemnte, Ser nattrliqt
peO SptGqing beier Iige Ioa meget
iom Sen, Ser er faitet of Sberbe-
bisning og mtligt poo Sro6s al
nlaterielt @elbGre.
Wen - BET nptter life at flaqe:
ii attraor Sribeoens Sober % Bel
%iignelier, Ri moa finoe os / bens
Sn0er, bens Misbrug, ioa go6t oi
fan.
@olitiif 6ribeo: 0e1lne ifarpe, ipio-
ie 9olfl &eligi6s 6ribe6: Bette tpe-
eggeOe Sbero, bbis 8rllg freezer
iaa operoroenIig Spriigtigbeo.
- Men 9gre bore Mr. Seurit
for bans poIitiife Haffertieneite
A. E.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-24
5uOrfor jeg igeu bleu
&ruten.
q en- IS anOs6pfDben-
bapner."
Ill.
Spberncs @iitDric.

Sg0erneS ~piOunoerlige &iitorie
gennem 1000 Aar maa for enbper
6ritenfer ltaa iom en- fulofommen
lbegribeligbeo.
Otter oeres Spfattelie bar 5g-
eerne fin en- iemitiff Stamme Iom
iao mango anore / MeQemaiien. sc
yapOe iamme 2epepis iom oeres
Stommefrgnoer, og Here andre ie-
mitilfe Soft 6prfeoe ogIaa fun cen
SUB.
Men bOilfen 6orifel / bisie 6ran-
Oefolfs @iltoriel
Iae Oe anOre iemitiife Soft ira
line fjerne Sioer, go6Dloniere, @s-
ipriere, gopmiter, Inlalefiter, Silt
tire o.i.p. er forlengit foribunone
iom 6oIf, u~Orpooeoe, opilugte al
cnore 5oIf, uoiletteoe al Siftorien
meO ian1t 0eres auItltr @ &eligion.
Seoerne olene beItaor, font Sc
for oper 1900 Nor iiben miiteoe
ben naturlige Sooe06etingelie, for
at bepores iom 6olf, ct 6eorelan0,
70 iplitteoes ober Ger6en og Ii0en
har leoet forfltlgt % fortrpfte un-
Ser Sc usGeIte Sorbolo til ben npeite
Sio. Sooerne aGene beltoar, / bof-
1enoe og 1iDpffet &roft pfter 1000
Iars @iltorie, me6ens Sc pel0ige
Ger0enserobrere, &omerne, frn 6ab-
&c 9ipsfraft til 1000 Mars Si1torie.
l1bibenbeoen fan fife ifpoe Bette
ira Jig me6 SaIen1aaoer ON, at
Seoernes Siitorie f6r &riitus be-
ientlig er gamGe &rennifer; t6i
@ibelens 8e~retninger er 10 / 6obeo-
iogen 6efr9fte0e fra mango andre
si6er.
Irbraboms @rob fes en6nu Sen
Sag / Dag / Se6ron % bebogtes
at Mltbameoanerne. Sm
hens @gtbeO fan Ser npppe tpiItes.
tbt efter I%6robnms Gon Ssmuels
So0erne, loa Sc &riItne og iioen
Nra6erne, &6rabams Sgn SsmaeIs
Gfterfommere, e%rb6oigt @agt ON
Fdtuiarfens @rab, ober bbilfen
Der bbeIoer fig en- at &~orsforerne
Strife, iom ftoen er om6m-
net til en- 500 fe.
IGe FENDER fra gbongeIiet &rifti
SomtaIe beb 9r6noen me6 Samo-
ritonerin6en. Sen grgno finoes og
BEN 9ag / 9og, % / 8pen,
Der MI be6er NopIus, finoes enonu
En- Samoritonermenigbeb, Ser boil
ser faft be6 Samoritonernes gomIe
.ro (poo Wofebsgerne nIene) %
fine @u6stieneit ter paa 6en
.G6gomIe SomoritanerbioIeft fom
&oinben benntteoe / SomtoIen mes
Se boiler enonn 6eres oor-
fige Sobe6feit pno gierget @nrtsim,
iom &pinben pmtoIte, og Dpperite-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-24

gn @orroguniett Snoianer o.
Ell bpi0 @ano gif us pau Sagt
iommen. 9e boboe fnn oaorlig
2pffe; Sc ff66 Blot en- &oIfitn %
er &gerb6ne, og set gift ober BEN
bti6e Monos Soriton6, bboroan Sc
ifill0e foa ltobpttet self Iige.
seq Oil tai aulfunen, og 9 e
moo bo' S(gerbpnen," iogoe Fan
en6elig, ueuer 9e mao bo' &ger-
bonen, og ieg biz Ia &%olfltnen"
vltb,~ iagOe Sn0ianeren, rbpor-
for taller 9e fife folfunif til mig?"
9erfro ifol l%16trpffet at toGe
foIfunif" Ito tulf turfeD) itamme.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-24

Gen MonO, Jon pirfeGig er Fer
rig, iom eIifer for &pinoens 9fpIb,
men life for fin egen, omgiper BEN
Sc, men u0en at BUN marfer set.
Sum f6Ger fife 2uftens Srpf, BUN
inoaan6er, forOi ben er baooe inoeni
og noenfor. Meb &erGigbeoen for
boloer BET fig paa famine @oaoe.
Gen &bin6e, iom bar ben / Siertet,
bcloer meget at at mnrfe 6en om-
firing fig, at op6oge Ben / aft iom
Suften, bun life fan unogaa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-24

Naar 2Gierne benpenoer Jig til Tolf, Der
opertereri 8ldoet. enten TOR at febe bos benz
eQer for at faa S%plpsnin9 ON bet uperterebe,
bebes 0e ultib omtule, at o iao Npertisies
mertet bette 8lab. Oct nil pore til gen.
tbis gtptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-24

Saffer 9trreu, paafaloer
bans Naun; fmnospr bans
Sernimser iblamOt 6Olfene,
SDnger for bam, iDuser sal=
ller for bam; taler olll bans
llnOerIige 6erminger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-24

@iotil / Oenne SfoIeieion er ii
Menneifer blepen OrG6t og 200 font
men til SfaOe peO Sc br1tale SOD
bolO-Spil, og SafiigeIies0ogen meo
lime mango 9ege ligger enOnlt for
on os.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-24

Mr. Suft bill, at Sor6rugernes
slrgumenter ifal bpres a1gaaen0e
Zen foreItaaenoe Sarif-&epiton.
Oct er fife almin6eligt, at en- @ano
trGOer frem og taler Sorbrugernes
Gag, efter at @alget er oberitoet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-24

Oet lelp, % leg tenfer, ban 1plte
iIOe - De peo, bporOan Slnleon er.
Wten ieg anta'r, ban tog Jig lanl-
men, iOet ban minOeOes, at ban lom
0prnlanO / GoulltpraaOet fun0e be-
rptte Jig al Bette gm6eoe. Sg ban
Tiger, ban tog bam pg lattc ban paa
@iQetbploerL forglemmenoe Dem, Der
DenteOe paa at faa Siaet til ,@e1-
n(nlgaaenOe' &elt paa.
v@an par en- rigtig morlom lille
GDr - bar 0rengen. 9a1 par
lppbt / en- &pinOetaabe, % ban bapoc
liltreOe &rpQer, og ban lpntes gerlle
at bile pore llGr en-. 90 Simeon
Tiger, ban lagOe til bant: &el, Spn,
tpm 81 gunife alene? % bpor ltal
III ben III? Tiger ban til BAN: Sg
GtIl lille &llps ipntes life at O9re
bange, pg ban gri6er fat / eli al ST
moons Snapper Og Tiger: ,Eapa
GAP mig til 8e0 emo &anOuftGren
og Selegrafiiten og nogle flere iaa
til, og &ono1ftpren Tiger: Ser Ell
Ct SreD met paa SnOiioen al bans
9rpie,' tiger ban. Seq befatteOe
mig fife meO BET. Alt leg tog bar
&unction 9loresielappen, feltet til
&repet. Maoite,' flyer ban ,9e BEL
lere maatte ie efter'. Saa aa6neoe
Simeon bans life Sreie - og
Grengen iagOe ingenting, Blot iao
rmfring poa 2on0fortene og inlile.
De Ell Slags penlig til Sc ANDRE, og
imileOe mere, oa en- Sanoelsreiien-
be gap bam en- ,@ennp'. Sg Simeon,
hon if fat / 8repet og rep BET aa=
bent, og Be lGite bet meQem benz.
y8repet bur life meget. Oct iagoe
ju1t noget ligt bette: Ser er EN- lille
&npgt. Oct er Miinnies, og ieg bar
0iort, bpaO jeg funOe for BAN, iaa
l9nge ieg fan. Seq bor fife baft
Nrbei0e at tale ON, lioen bum oeoe.
Seq er OpO for 9Dffen. Seq maa
forloOe @gnen. Sig intet til 9ren-
gen ON mig - BET er oct beoIte.
Og BET bar unOerlfrepet Sobn'
Aeoe forneOen itO0 Der: Sans NaDn
er Simotbp. Minnie tolote bam
&inf. Seq tenfte, 81 rilOe 9nife
at piOe Bet Sg MI" iugOe Mrs.
SlOer, Sc nil alOrig / oenne Iepen-
Sc Ger0en funne gette, bpem bette
8rep bar a~0resieret til?~
uSbem?" ipurgte Mrs. Diem ],
bali uunOeleit unogen i SunctiSS9s
u9togen ner Sunction," retteoe
Ifrs. OLDER. Set bar a~oresieret
til Mr5. Intbonp Gomber. Sffe
pna &onpoIntten men foropen ino=
renOig."
Mrs. Mell0enboQ Itirreoe ufor-
Itoen0e.
rNfen ser er intet iaaooilt @enne-
neife ber," iag0e FUN.
r&on Ge life tenfe pna nogen,
% fenoer al bette Nobn2" genmu-
lcbe bum ipenOt.
uSngen uOen 8eOItemo'r Cont
ber", iog0e Mrs. @euben5aG, Itano-
icoe % mpOte Wrs. Oilers ginc
ipergenoe. Set bar bel fife BEN
Oe", iagOe bun - vWfinnie Com
bers Mo0er?"
Set bar iuIt benoe," forIifreoe
0trs. OLDER. Set er beitemt, bbem
set bar. @omle 9eoltemor Gomber
- obre / Sattigbuiet."
6or 6egge &pinOer bite Ser Zig ct
SiIeOe al gamle 8eOiten1o'r Cont
Der, iom belle Sltnction after og
otter buDOe let benOe - oper Be so,
4anOen ilopet, 9egenet inofrumpet
til ct Sfelet, liggenoe / Ell DIS 90
gen igennem / SoIen l1oenfor Sat
ti9buiet, men meO nogen Nerpe, ser
brlOt benOe / Sire.
uSbaO bill 9e g6re?" ipurgte
Mrs. MeuOenbaQ forlegent.
~9et er iuit, bpa0 ieg fom at
tole meO Gem om,~ iag6e Mrs.
Gloer Iigefremt. uSpao ffal bi
gpre?" Men 6oronoringen af 6teo-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-24

@reiiOent Cairo bar beiluttet Jig
til at foretoge en- l1Oenlunosreiie
for fin SeI6reos Sfpl0, men ban bill
u6en SbioG paa Sorboano anie SOL
lonos &lima for ubelebringen6e
for fit SiGfeIbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-24

G6eoOore &~ooiepelt, IT,, iiges at
boue beItiIt ct 8o6e-rOitpr til $500
til lit gerelie. Sbis set er ian0t,
hiier set, bba6 en- l1ngforl meo en-
26n al S. ON l1gen formoar, noor
ban er paoposienoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-24

Oct er meget muligt, at 5peafer
Cannon 6eiinOer fig og fife bIiper
Sanoibat for 9peafer-g eroigbeoen
! set neite &epreientmntbus. Oct
er meget muligt, men set er fife
ion6ipnGigt, bemprfer ySmobo
See.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-24

Grfarin9, nogle iiulple Sing er
,npIige."
nGg laa ulaa ban gaa til6a9el"
ptreOe Wtrs. MGnOenDuu pntelio.
nNa l%tatfels lille
Wtr5. OLDER iaa ipeno5 paa ben
&c. rSa, ieg formoOer, bol nlaa gaa
tilbage," lagOe BUN laa Iogte. Set
Ell fulot lopligt, lpnes BET, at lenOe
bonn til6age til Ell Orutfen 6aOer,
JPN opell / &pbet life or Der. Oct
er ulopligt, iDne5 bet, at bebolOe
Ddm Der - meOminOre Ger fu1l0e
iInOes noger, Der piloe aOoptere
DanL" iogOe Mrs. GlOer.
%, iiftert~, iagOe Wtrs. Meuoen.
ball." Ell eller onOen tun0e, far &c
iplrgt nogen2"
W}rs. Gloer niffe0e.
uSeg ipurgte iets", ipareOe BUN.
Seq ipurgte @}ii' Morlep - men
Oeres @lts bar foitet 0en1 Iua me
get mere, emo 0e penteoe, iaa Sc Ell
iu9rt / &nibe. Seq ipurgte Wtii'
9tiGols, men bum pil 6oloe Soft
gGtgene til CONNER, % bun fer
fife, boprleOes bun iflllOe fl1rne.
Seq bo0 Wii' 4rms, men Der er BEN
oes Walcrz&lusie - bun bar IA
70 @onge ON Ilgen. Mii' Miles,
bum penter, at 6en0es SpIter BIZ
ppbol0e Jig Ser 6ele &interen. Sen=
0erlons far OereS @antelaan.
Gripps - jeg tGnfte", iog0e Mrs.
Oloer 6%eor9bet, ut Sc meo oere5
pofsne 9etre bjenme funoe. Men
DC ifal IGfte oereS 6lts til Son1me-
rem, ina Oe Ter ingen l1obei. Sit
neon flyer, ban bil0e tage bam pao
Miautten for at pa bom omfring
Jig, men bans Some iparer iammen
til ct MT 9rDsiels-@ ulntpppe, %
ian bi0Ite, at bum piIoe lteile oeN
Sonfen. % noturIigpis, ieg fult
intet gore" -
Mrs. Meu0enboG pio7te Set, for
Mrs. Oilers Wooer bar 80 %
off / @orn0om.
o&bem bar bom nu?" ipnrgtt
Mrs. MeuoenbaQ.
uSSeg bar, iagOe Mrs. SlOer me0
S;Ifrebsbeo. Seq bar bam, Og ieg
bill be6ol0e BAN til eQepe y@ennem-
gaaenoe". Min &alfltn bar req,
bgngenDe | Sfuret, og jeg imefte-
Be Sen / Spnen, iao mart ieg fom
r. 8onfer ON oct. Seq bill inobpoe
nogle 8Srn, og Ri bill babe Safii
qeli es=G inner / often - og SET
ItoffeIs file SiGl ifal 6a bane e I
go0 Stuno, f6r BET folOer iammen
ON bam."
Set er font al Gem, uobrpo
Mre Mp1tHpnhnU
Mrs. Oloer breiebe fine tDnoe
SfuIbre utooImooigt.
uSfentI, iag6e bum. ySntet cl
font u6en at gipe tit 6ele Se(o,
ng BEN gooe @erre gop / lin @isoom
olOrig mig en- Gbance til at gorc
ret. Seq beo fife, bporfor ieg iful ;e
plages", tilfSieoe bum noget Bit
teri, rnoor leg fife bar Gbaucsr
til at gsre iom ieg biloe for 6olf.
Sg onbre Soft" - bum Itanoieoa,
men 9iebliffet bapoe gibet benoc
Moo. n@eG", iogoe bltn, n9e peo,
ontuger jeg, boo6 ieg er fommet
for. &an Sc fife toge Sen fife SIR,
Mii' Meuoenbau?"
Men MI ioa Mrs. Weltoe1baG
pnn ben6e meb ubGan6et SorbabicI-
ie. Sn6til bette 9iebIif hoboe bin
fife anet, bpao Mrs. OG0er bar font
met for.
uSegl" ltobrso Bun, og 6en ube=
tibTte gebreibelie / benoes Steinlne
nor ioo Iiftig iom ct bit fife 9pr,
ser pIltbieIiq fierner Zig, noor ma
Set for ner.
Sorfottes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-24

& Silfelbe al llregelmesiigbeber peb
Mobtu9elien bebes man flu9e til bet itebli9e
BoitpGien. Stulbe BET life bi9lpe, bebes
man benuenbe fig til. ,,0aniteren"s
Rontor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-24

Entered at Blair POstofice as second
class matter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-24

Advertising Rates made known upon
application.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-19
WILLIAM ROGERS
HAS GONE INSANE


William Rogers, a former county
commissioner and resident of the
Smoky valley, where he has large
ranching interests, was adjudged in
sane yesterday In Reno, and will be
taken to the state hospital for the
insane. Mr.. Rogers is so years Of
age and has spent nearly his entire
life in this state, being known from
one end to the other. In the early
seventies he was injured by blow
on the head which has troubled him
greatly since then and about fifteen
months ago he was thrown from a
horse which caused his mental condi-
tion to become alarming.
He was in Tonopah about year
ago and his actions caused his
friends to believe that he would dc
himself bodily injury and constant
watch was placed on him. He suf-
fered from hallucination in which he
feared some one was chasing him,
trying to do him bodily injury.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-19
KNOX TO
Be SEC'Y
Of STATE
(By Associated Press.)

AUGUSTA (Ga.). Dec. 18.-Presi-
oent-elect Taft tonight announced
the appointment of Senator Philan-
der C. Knox as secretary of state in
his cabinet. This was announced
following the receipt by Taft of a
telegram conveying information that
Knox would accept the premiership
of the Taft cabinet. Taft said the
offer was made to Knox Sunday in
New York, and that since the offer
he had not heard from Knox until
today's telegram.
II feel that I am to be congratu-
lated in securing the services Of Sem
ator Knox in my cabinet" said Taft.
I'm selecting my secretary of state
wanted first great lawyer, second,
man who would fill the public eye,
not only here but abroad, as man
who stands put pre-eminently as a
great American"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-19
The Hdytiens
Elect a New
Executive

PORT AU PRINCE, Dec 1s.--
General Antoine Simon, the leader
of the last revolution in Hayti. that
resulted in the flight of President
Nord Alexis from the capital, and
who made his triumphal entry into
Port Au Prince ten days ago, was
unanimously elected president Of the
republic by the Haytien congress.
AS soon as the result Of the cleo
tion became known che great crowd
that had assembled outside the build
ing broke into cheers, and salutes
were fired from forts and gunboats
in the harbor.
The other aspirants to the presi-
dency did not come forward actively.
The reason for this course was the
fear that another outbreak of disor-
der would result in American inter
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-19
WEEKS DEFEATED
HEBRON IN The
SECOND ROUND
Especial to the Bonanza

GOLDFIELD, Dec. 18.Freddie
Weeks of Tonopah knocked out Mar
tin Hefron of this place in the second
round of what was to have been a
twenty-round fight, at the Hippo
drome here tonight. Weeks was all
to the good and from the tap of the
gong in the first round started afteg
Hefron. Hefron was sent to the mat
with terrific right to the jaw and
the gong saved him. At the start OF
the second there was no hope for
Hefron and he was fioored at the
start for the count of, eight. He no
sooner regained his feet than Weeks
handed him the big wallop and il
was somewhere around the count oi
thirty when he came to, The betting
was 10 to 8 with Weeks on the Iona
end. About $1,000 changed hands
on the result.
Battling Irwin received the deai-
sion at the end of the ten-round pre-
liminary over Chalkey Germain.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-19
WAS KILLED BY
AN AUTOMOBILE
(By Associated Press. ).

KANSAS CITY, Dec. 18.--As the
result Of being run down by the
motor car of William Ridgely, for
mer comptroller Of the currency, and
until recently president of the Ma
tional Bank of Commere here. No
yember 10. Mrs. Boyd Geer, this CITY,
died today. Ridgely was not in the
car at the time of the accident. Mrs.
Geer recently entered suit against
the former comptrolled for $25,OO9
damages on account Of injuries.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-19
STOCK MARKET 4.
IS Still QUIET

NEW YORK, Dec. 1S.-Thepe was
no further weakness in stocks today,
but the market was not entire;y
without support as was the case yes
terday. The last prices were little
changed The assumption is wide
spread that a concerted professional
attack was responsible for the de-
cline of prices, and quick rallies from
time to time. indicating hasty cover
ing by shorts. is corroborative Of
this view. Bonds were irregular
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-19
THE 5. I.
Will. BE
REPAID
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1S.-A con
ference to reach an agreement as to
the amount the government ought to
pay the Southern Pacific for the work
performed at the time of the
performed at the time the Colorado
river overfiowed two years ago in.o
the Salton sea on the boarder of Cat
ifornia and Arizona, began at the
white house today between Senator
Flint of California and Maxwell
Evarts OF New York, representing
the railroad company. In a special
message to congress last year, Presi-
dent Roosevelt urged an appropria-
tion of $1,500,O00 to indemnify the
railroad, but congress failed to act
upon it.
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IdFEsAvERs PREVENT
LOSSES OF MILLIONS

WASHINGTON, Dec 49, There
were 1894 vessel disasters in the
United States in the last fiscal year,
resulting in property loss Of 81
863,790 and the loss of TWENTY-FIVE
lives, according to the annual report
Of General Superintendent Kimball
OF the lifesaving service. Because Of
the assistance Of the lifesavers, prop
erty worth s11.OOO.OOO. out Of s1Si-
000, ,OO0 at stake. was saved.
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JAPANESE
HAD AWFUL
EXPERIENCE
(Assooiated Press


MIDWAY ISLANDS (Pacfc ocean, Dec 1s - Stress of
weather which compelled the Commercial Pacific Gable
schooner Florence
Honolulu the cable station Led
bringing
pumage
torture and probably starvation death
The Ward bringing supplies Honolulu the
compelled
islands, eighty miles southeast Midway Distress
by Captain Ward, a
to investigate
Three Japanese sailors found suffering with
The Japanese Immediately
clothing Through the
three months without
fish seabd No fresh water being obtanabe the
compelled to drink crudely distilled When
required the compelled light concentrating the
small tnd through
a
According the the schooner Koho
Sugiea into Lee Hermes island about landed the
collect the seabds The Kioho
departed leaving months provisions the intending
the that time them The
returned after the departure the
rife broke the island
Of the supplies effects the
died the
could survived
the cable station and will be Honolulu.
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War Clouds
Hover over
South America

WASHINGTON, Dec 1SDiplomac Washington notably the
representatives Latin America watching deep
the outcome of the differences
public whose
nerception
of the Argentina authorities important message
legation OILY regarding
this late incident which feeling
Brazil high PITCH
fined to that of unofficial
1t is said that the dispatch
tina lines its Santiago
handed to who being Unable deliberately
entirely containing
statement of hostile
fabrication Argentina congress
sion support armaments
The Brazilian
its published
the false dispatch showing
hostility to Argentina this
found publish
pondence with its legation Santiago although
this of November
acknowledgment of the mistake has Argentina
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ATTEMPT
TO wreck
A TRAIN
(By Associated Press. }

STOCKTON, Dec. Windows
were broken and the pcpulace Of the
city frightened tonight at o'clock
by the explosion Of dynamite bomb
placed under the rear trucks of a
caboose of delayed Santa Fe freight
train. 1t is evident that tramps ex-
cluded from the freight attemptd to
murder Conductor Deyo, or else
wreck the train. The caboose was
blown to atoms and the conductor
and a brakeman who were sleeping
in the car escaped with lacerated
limbs and burns about face and
body.
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A. A. PETERSON
WITH The DEAD

Alma A. Peterson, a former engi-
neer on the Tonopah and Goldfield
railway, died from typhoid fever sew
eral days ago in Sparks, where he
was engaged in the merchandise bus
mess. The deceased was well known
in Tonopah and resided here some
years ago.. About eighteen months
ago he was married to Miss Susie
Smith, who at that time was employ
ed as bopkkeeper in the Merchants
hotel. The deceased was 81 years
old.
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SOLDIERS GIVEN
POISON TO DRINK
(By Associated Press.)

MANILA, Dec. 18.+Eleven deaths
occurred and thirteen men are SER
iously i'll at Keithley camp. Mindanao
island, as result of men of the
result of men Of the Eighteenth in
fantry drinking calumbic acid, a veg
etable compound extracted from cal
umba root The beverage, it is learn
ed, was served as vino" a native
drink, at a resort near the camp on
December Is.
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CAPE HAYTIEN, Dec. is. The
American cruiser Tacoma arrived
here yesterday from Port au Prince
and other coast ports. to remain nm
til the completion Of the election Of
General Simon.
No serious disorders are anticipat-
ed, but in order to be on the safe
side some OF the followers Of General
Firmin have been placed under ar
rest, and local militia organization
has been temporarily deprived OF its
rifles and ammunition. II
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1S. -Instrue-
tions were sent by the state depart.
ment today to American Minister
Furniss. at Port au Prince, to accord
recognition to the new government oi
Hayti, headed by General Simon.
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MEAsELs AND MUMPs.

PORT TOWNSEND wash J, Dec.
18.-Forty artillery corps recruits
who reached Fort Worden for assign
ment to companies Of Puget sound
district, are quarantined for measles
and mumps. Practically every mem
ber of the party is afflicted with
either of the diseases.
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KILLED
While
BOXING
(By Associated Press.)

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 18-James
Curren, aged 18, was killed in box
ing bout with Benjamin Barnet, aged
II, at the Broadway Athletic club
today. Barnet knocked Curren down
with blow on the chin. After aris-
ing, Curren collapsed and died on the
way to a hospital. The police ar
rested Barnet and Curren's seconds.
Barnet's seconds fed.
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EMMA GoLDMAN pEPoRTEp.

BELLINGHAM wash }, Dec. 1S.
Emma Goldman, who was arrested
here, was released from Jail today
and placed on board northbound
train for Canada She voeiferously
refused to leave the city last night
when given her choice between Can
ada and prison.