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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-18
DEATH LIST FROM MICHIGAN
FOREST FIRES INCREASES; Is
KNOWN TO HAVE PERISHED
HON. JOHN S. BEARD
ADDRESSES DEMOCRATS
OF 7ESCAMBIA COUNTY

Pensacola, Florida, Oct. 16, 1908.
To the Democratic Voters of Escam.
bia County:
For the first time in some years
the republicans have nominated a
legislative ticket. While the republi-
can nominees are personally unOb-
jectionable, and while we feel kind
ly toward them personally, we must
consider what their election would
mean Who nominated them? Whose
victory will it be should they, or
either of them, by any cnance be
elected2 i do not anticipate the cleo
ton of either, but every democrat
should consider the effect of such
an election.
First-Who constitutes the vast
majority of the republican party in
this county?
Second-Were a majority of those
who nominated the republican legis-
lative ticket negroes or white men?
Third-The negroes have register
ed and qualified in large numbers,
and will, of course, vote the repub-
lican ticket.
Fourth-While some white men
and democrats may vote for this re-
publican legislative ticket, the fact
is that a very large majority Of those
who do vote for it will BE negroes,
and its election would not only be
republican victory over democrats,
but victory of the negro over the
white man.
Fifth-It would give such comfort
and encouragement, that two years
from now We would see full repub-
lican ticket nominated from Escam-
bia county, and perhaps in the next
municipal election also, and We all
know what the vast majority of re-
publicans in this county *.
Sixfh-If elected, they will be the
only republican in the legislature
and of course. will be excluded from
all caucuses (except they hold one
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-18
THE LAST CONFERENCE.
Ru Aeenrfafed Oraaa

Washington, Oct 17.-What Is be-
lieved to be the last political con
ference of the campaign to occur be
tween William H. Taft and President
Roosevelt will take place at the
White House tomorrow. Judge Taft's
last speech in the south was made
at Richmond, Va, tonight
Judge Taft has accepted the presi-
dents Invitation to breakfast at the
White House at eight O'Clock. After
breakfast they will have severa hours
to discuss quietly the different phases
Fof the general political situation.
Together Judge Taft and the presi-
dent will attend religious service al
same church President joan Quincy
Adams attended while he was presi-
;dent. Mr. Taft has regularly at
tended this church since he has been
In Washington.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-18
Arnold Luefgerf, Brother of
the Sausage Maker, Suicides

park when, to attract the attention OF
the crowd, he fired three shots in the
air. With everybody staring at him
he then sent bullet into his own
head. The suicide, who in his career
had been a butcher, a school teacher,
and at the time of his death was in
the real estate business, was daily an
attendant at the trial of the elder
Luetgert. who killed his wife and de-
stroyed the body by boiling it in a
sausage vat.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-18
Typhoid Fever Has Become
Epidemic i'm South Chicago

day to fifty druggists. physicians and
citizens by Dr. w. A. Evans. com
missioner of health. 1t will be follow
ed today by an appeal to the clergy di-
rect to speak before their respective
congregations on Sunday for the pur-
pose of arousing the people to the
danger which they face. and persuad-
ing them to take elementary precau-
lions. With such assistance it is be-
lieved the disease can be prevented
from spreading.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-18
He Will Withdraw From the
Contest if Decision Is
Against Him.
MR.. KEHoE SAYS HE WILL ABIDE
aY WISHES OF THE CONGRESS
SIGNAL coMMITTEE-No REPLY
HAS YET BEEN RECEIVED FROM
Mr.. MAYS.

The following correspondence,
which is self-explantory, has passed
between Chairman D'Alemberte of
the Third Congressional committee,
and Hon. J. Walter Kehoe:
Pensacola, Fla, Oct. II, 1908
Hon. j. Walter Kehoe, DeFuniak
Springs, Fla.
Dear Sir: You have no doubt
been advised that the supreme court
has advanced the case of D'Alemberte
ct al VS.. Mays. and that on Oct. 18th
they will take up said case for the
purpose of determining whether or
not Judge Malone had jurisdiction by
mandamus to direct the committee
as to how they should canvass the
vote of the primary of June 10th. for
the office of congressman for the
fronfiastnd an Pane EIGHTY
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-18
Famous Racers OfKeene, Belmont
and Whitney Go to England

The most notable consignment load
ed on the Minnehaha was by James
R. Keene, which coprised the great
three-year-old Colin, unbeaten in his
two years of racing and winner of fiji
teen races and $4,000; Ballot, M
beaten this season and winner OF tbs
suburban handicap, and the two-yeaF-
oIds Suffragette, Selectman, Wamba4
Melisande, Wedding Bells, and f.
peranto.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-18
TURKEY ORDERS MOBILIZATION
OF TROOPS IN ASIA MINOR
BY Associated Press.


1.-THE optimism
ability in
Europe rudey shattered this evening
at
Turkey had mobilization
will
of
Ioniou for AMI
proocation
a
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-18
NIGHT RIDERS
BURN COTTON GIN,
BY Associates Press.

ScottSbOro, Ala. Oct. 17.-NeMs
here today of the burning OF
the large cotton gin of Butler & Com
pany at Newhope, by night riders.
No particulars were received, except
that the gin had been posted to gin
no more cotton at present prices.
The gin continued to run and the
burning followed
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-18
ev Associated press.

New York, Oct 17--Fifty thorough
bred horses, including in the number
the most famous and successful racers
in the James r. Keene, Harry Payne
Whitney and August Belmont stables,
sailed on board the Atlantic transport
line steamer Minnehaha today for
England where the greater number OF
the horses will be trained for racing
next season. Others of the cargo OF
race horses viii be sent to France.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-18
CHAIRMAN MACK
LEAVES FOR NEW YORK
BY Associated Dress

Buffalo,. N. Y, Oct. 17.-Nstional
Chairman Mack reached here today
from the west and will remain until
tomorrow night when he will depart
for New York. Tie chairman said
that reports made up from secret
canvasses showed a heavy Percent
age of loss from the Roosevelt vote
and that the country would be Tor
Bryan by a large majority
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-18
by Associates press-

Chicago, Oct. 17.-Arnold Luetgert,
brother of Adolph L. Luetgert, the
Chicago sausage maker whose trial
and convictions for the murder of his
wife was one of the most sensational
in the criminal annals of the country,
committed suicide in a spectacular
manner at Elgin. III. His identity
was not discovered, however, until to-
day.
Luetgert was visiting an amusement
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-18
D,AIEMBERTE WRITES KEHOEs
AND THE LATTER REPLIES
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LOUISIANA PLANTERS
ARE GIVEN WARNING
By Associated Press.

Walker, La, Oct. livery
ginner of cotton in Livingston
parish yesterday received
warning from alleged night
riders not to gin any more cot
ton until the price reached Is
cents. The notices were sent
by mail and came apparently
from this town.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-18
BY Associated Press.

Chicago. Oct 17-All Chnrch-goerS
In West Pullman will probably hear
the same sermon tomorrow End II
will be on health Utilizing the pull
pit for this purpose in an emergency
Is. an idea of the Chicago authorities
An appeal for assistance in stop
ming the rapid spread of TYPHOID few
or which is assuming the magnitude
of an epidemic in the southern
section of the city, wes sent yester-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-18
Big Lumber Yard Fire.

Oshkosh, Wis. Oct. 1.-THE lum-
Der yard of the Morgan Company of
this city and adjoining property
was damaged 100000 by a fire today.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-18
------------r.
Vessels Arrived There At
$50 A. NJ. Given a
Royal Welcome.
SALUTED BY 16
JAPANESE SHIPS
Prince Ito, Foremost Man
of Japan, as Well as Other
High Officials Welcome
the Fleet With Vows of
Friendship and Praise.
.. AssocIsted PRESS.

Yokohama, Oct. 17-The American
battleship feet in command of Ad-
miral Sperry, dropped anchor in the
harbor this morning at $3.50 o'clock.
The fleet had been sighted at sea, and
the piers were crowded with persons
to greet the American war vessels.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-18
Navigation Suspended.

NavigatiOn has been practically suS'
pended at the 500. owing to the dense
smoke and the Pressure Isle fog sta
ton on Lake Huron was abandoned
yesterday by Patrick H. Clarity, who
was obliged to fee for his life.
Alpena, Long Rapids and Rogers
City were last night reported In grave
Danger. At Alpena last night the
common council at a special meeting
authorized Mayor Mcknight to issue
what temporary relief he thought best
for the sufferers. Provisions and
clothing will be sent from Alpena to
the scene of the Metz disaster and
also to needy victims in Alpena counr
". AIpena citizens will hold a mass
meeting Sunday noon to adopt further
measures.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-18
SALUTED BY Is
BATTLESHIPS
Ry AssocIated Press.

Yokohama, Oct 17.-Owing to the
fog which hung heavy over the bay
there was some delay in the fleets
arrival At eight forty-fipe guns from
one of the sixteen japanese battle
ships doomed salute, as the tender
Yankton, which was slightly in the
lead of the fleet, appeared dimly
through the fog, which soon lifted a
little, enabling full view of the fieet
approaching its anchorage. AS the
sixteen battleships rounded Honmu
Point and came through the entrance
to the bay, they were accompanied by
the japanese cruisers Soya, Magami
and Tatsuta, commanded by Rear Ad-
miral Murtkani.
Passing mp the coast. the first
note of real welcome was sounded
when a fireworks salute was fired by
American friends" comprised entire
ly of Japanese VINO had Assembled on
the site of Perry's Smonnment The
feet responded by gracefully dipping
it's colors. When it came closer in
the fleet was met by seven big ocean
liners, CARRYING eight thousand per
sons. The air was filed with burst
ing bombs sent llp froas lions points
and the roar of voices Vas Eeafd even
in the city of Yokohama. When the
fleet came in full view, the sixteen
assembled Japanese war ships began
firing a salute to Rear Admiral Sper-
ry in command of the American fleet.
Ashore bedlam broke loose and words
fail to describe the enthusiasm of the
assembled thousands.
Finally at Anchor.
When the American fleet finally
came to anchor, it presented an i'm
posing spectacle. Thirty-two warShipS
occupied four long columns of eight
each, the Americans taking the place
of honor in the forefront, with the
Japanese Immediately behind them
and heading towards the south. As
soon as the fleet came to anchor d re-
ception committee and attaches from
the various foreign embassies and le
cations and the mayor of Yokohama
put off from shore for the flagship
Connecticut.
From a thousand flagstaffs and
buildings at every point in the city
f1oated the stars and stripes and the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-18
Towns Wiped Off Map.

Whole villages have been wiped on
the map and logging camps by the
dozen have been destroyed with their
entire seasons output. Near Turner
a flock of nearly one hundrd sheep
were burned alive. In the immediate
vicinity of Millersburg alone losses
are estimated at half million dol
lars.
Other districts where bad forest
fires are reported are in the neighbor.
hood of Elmira~ Gaylord and Johan-
nesburg in Otsego county; Cadillac,
in Wexford county Crawling in Craws
ford county, Where fotr million trees
planted by the state forestry commits
zion were destroyed; Grawn in
Grand Traverse county and CaseviHe
and Bad Axe in Huron county.
In the upper peninsula threatening
forest fires are reported around Sault
Ste. Marie and Canada, and Houghton.
At Koss, near Menomfnee, eighteen
homes are reported destroyed with
as MANY more threatened.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-18
HUNDREDS
TURNED AWAY
At OMAHA
Big Auditorium Could Not
Hold Crowd Out to
Hear Bryan.
Guarantee of Bank Deposits
Was One of the Subjects
Upon Which the Nebras-
kan Spoke, and He Was
Loudly Cheered.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Omaha, Oct. 17.-Every seat in the
big auditorium was occupied tonight
and standing room was in demand al
Continued on Page Five.)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-18
VILLAGE ENTIRELY
WIPED OFF MAP.
Diligent Search Begun to
Determine True Extent of
the Holocaust - Naviga-
ton Entirely Suspended
on Some Rivers, Logging
Camps Destroyed With
Seasons Output and Live
stock Burned.
Ru AnancIated press.

Alpena, Mich, Oct. 17.-With
twenty-seven known to have persisted
yesterday In Pressure Isle county and
with forest fires still raging uncon-
trolled throughout the counties of
Cheboygan. Pressure Isle. Alpena and
Altoona. as well as in other scattered
districts throughout northern Michi-
gan, diligent search was begun today
TO determine the full extent of the
holocaust. 1t may take many days to
reveal the many tragedies that are
likely to have occurred in isolated
places. The death list may not be
fully known for a week 1t is thought
the property loss win run into the
millions
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-18
Finally at Anchor.

CONTINUED on Page Eighty
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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-10-08
Official Proceedings of C0url-
ty Board of Marshall
County, Minnesota.
Adjourned Special Ditch Meeting,
Ditch Number FL. Sept. 23rd,
1908.

Pursuant to adjournment, meeting
was called to order by the chairman at
8 o'clock a. M, Sept. 23rd, 1908.
Members present: Wittensten, By
strom, Green and Serum. Absent,
Engelsrud.
After having heard all arguments for
and against the petition, and the ap-
pointment of engineer and viewers,
and having duly considered all the facts,
the board, upon motion, made and filed
the following orders appointing engi-
peer and viewers:
ORDER APPOINTING ENGINEER.
In the matter Of the petition of Carl A. John.
son and others for locating and construct
ing County Ditch No. 81 in the County OF
Marshall. State of Minnesota:
State of Minnesota, County of Marshal]-ss
Whereas, a petition bearing date the 31st
son, P. E. Anderson, Aug. Johnson, Andre
Boman. S. L. Rodquist, John F. Carlson, Gust
Wahlin, Carl Wahlin, P. G. Nystrom, Alfred
johnson, Arvid Boman, A. G. NOrlund F. G.
Hickman, L. Sundin, John Swanson, A. Gren
lin, praying for the establishment of a GER
tain county ditch in said county, designated
and numbered by the county auditor as cOun
ty ditch No. 81. the route of which is more
fully described in said petition. and a pro-
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-10-08

per bond accompanying the same, have been
filed with the county auditor of said county,
Aid, whereas, it appears by satisfactory
proof to the board of county commissioners
Of Marshall county, that due notice of the
place at which the same would be heard,
Now: therefore, we, the board of county
hs Rsfb2 APOSTLE sessSn he l. fs dny
a competent and experienced engineer to
county ditch from it's source to its ontlet, as
provided and specif1edin and by Chapter 230 of
| the General Laws of 1905, and after complet-
file his report with the county auditor Of said
eSSnty' on or before the %srd day of October
Dated September 23rd, 1908.
J. A. SORUM,
Chairman Board OF County Commits
Attest; sioners of Marshall County.
(SeaD County Auditor.
ORDER APPOINTING VIEWERS DITCH
PROCEEDINGS.
In the Matter of the Petition of Carl A. John
son and others for County Ditch No. p in the
County of Marshall, State of Minnesota:
| State of Minnesota, County Of Marshall-ss
| Whereas, petition bearing date the 3lst day
of July, A. D. 1908, signed by Carl A. john
son, P. E. Anderson, Aug. johnson, andre
Boman. s: L: Rodquist, John F. Carlson, Gust
Johnson, Arvid Boman, A. G. Norlund. F. O.
Hickman, L. Sundin, John Swanson, A. Gren-
lin, praying for the establishment
ignated and numbered by the county audi
| tor as county ditch No. q, the route OF which
is fully described in said petition, together
! with proper bond ACCOMMODATING the same
has been filed with the county auditor of said
county; and said county auditor has given
due notice of the tendency of said petition,
served as by law required; and hearing had
on said petition pursuant to said notice; and
the said county board of said county have
, heretofore duly appointed competent engi-
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-10-08

Hart. Schaffner & Marx clothes are
worn by all men who care about
their personal appearance and who
demand Quality and :.style in dress.
These goods are shown in large va
riety at the Peoples Store. the home
of good clothing.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-10-08

PAPER CLIPS for sale at the Sheat
Book and Stationery store.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-23
8r0noenoe Rnlmtner.

3cigler, &Qsr 81. Dec. Soc
Seiter, cn Chicago MiQionGr %
bans lmllffe rlnge @u1tru bar per
i1nliQt tuget lat for at lluffe SlOen
/ Ben 1tore 3eigler &ulmine. WfGn=
oene bar / flere Gage ur6eioet for=
gPpes pno at Illtffe NlOen. Giolig
0iorges par Setter og bans @ultrlt
pon SteOet. 2eiter tog lat mco Gner=
al % inipirereoe 9(rbeioerne, meoens
Nrs. Better pdr trdpGt beifpftiget
meO at lfGnfe &uffe "a noOele
ySnnopides~ til 0e u0notteoe 9lr=
bei0ere, % bum opnnlntre0e Dem
meo lin 9fprpGrelie.
3eiler Wtinerne er blarot oe pGr=
OifltlDeite al 2eiters Wfincr. 2ejer=
nc iDnes ion goot lom lntotpmmeli=
qe, og Ser er giort ltore l1olpq for
al 6pgge Stem for Wtineorbeiberne
oG for W'inerebifaber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-23

Ger 99ttes oglau poo 2oeb til Son=
cells og Observation-Disclosures % iau
6ortlGttelle meO 9tepberrp iom
,SlaaOenliniIter.
EresIens llotalelier ON &ulaet al
Senator &nor til lloenrigsminiIter
e. meget gunitige. Oct par Gait ON
at gSre ferit og fremmeit at finOe Ell
MonO meO frenragenoe iurioiif
Gpgtigbeo &nor' 9pgtig6eo lont
5llltitsminiiter borger for buln !
lno @enleenOe. Gesltoen er &nor
tenOt booOe biennne % llolonoet.
Seln par ban Erpli0entenme iom-
men meO Gait. @on bar bel npr-
met betragtet ion Neaftionur in
oellfor bet republifonlfe 8nrti. Ofet
lon lloenrigsnlilliitcr eQer | ,Sor-
9olo til llolon0et pil BET npppe Ipil-
lie nogen 92plle.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-23

I'M at moOtage Soften, Og &llor
bar ipnret ia til glnnlo0ningen.
SlOere incomes iprlig, at Wtpron
S3erricf ira GlepelonO, O., er iaa
goOt iom liffer puu at blipe Sinans-
minilter. &erricf er 9unfer og bnr
uGret @upernpr S6io.
Som Oe pprige WeDlenlmer npp=
nes: CHARLES &. N}oqoon ira 9tebr.
(SnDernSren paa <bn), &rigsnli1i=
tier; Sanes u. @orfielO ira Ohio
elIer 9ficboro q. 9nQinger ira
@aibington 15nOenrigsminiiter
Tranf $. @it6cocf ira Wfo$iahuietts,
@eneroIpoItmeIter; George g. @i-
cfcribom ira 9}em Dorf euer 5Sronf
= aeloq ira N}inneloto, G1lItits-
miniiter; @iGiam s. Socb ira 9telp
yorf, 6loooenliniIter; s5omes @il-
len fra Soma, 9(ger6rugsminiIter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-23

tire al Sc ganle W}iniitre ofifeoiget
pno aroot Eapir, og npe er traaOt
! Oere5 Ste0. @enernl 0Iipnre5 Ell
blepen uonppnt til &riqSminiiter
Wlon tror Ill, Of GaItro paG tpr-
bcrcOt pua 0et, iom I'LL er fommet,
Ou BON ieileOe til europa.
@ome5 bor peD 9(fIfeoigelien al
1r. Sole sc Seius Saul, lom bar
l(0enrigsminiIter, foaet 8lgt meO
cen melt fro 4ilbenger al Gaitro.
Or |uul por iGrlig meopirfenOe
PED llOfGr0igelicn al oe beromte
9toter, hnprpeO Sen Oiplonlotiife 5Spr-
GinOelle nteO @ounuo til iioIt bleb
nfbrr0t.
&lltusnliniiteren Or. 9oloo,
iom refer / europa iummen meb
Gultro, er ligelebes blepen ufifebi=
get.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-23
1llaisuoitinin
/ Omaha.

Niujslbitilingen er MI forbi
0poO Gopn ben bar bragt, er fife
let at iige. Gen far 10 Oo iiffert
rirfet iom en- Spore pao ell WGng=
sc W}oisaplere.
lloItilingen bar nGret goOt 6elpgt,
fIere Sage al ca. 10000 Menne=
Tier. Iens finoncieQe Stotus er life
flllOt opqiort enOmt men ioo meget
er man flor ppcr at Oen bar inO=
6ragt omfring 100000, % llOgif-
ter bor pGret nGrpeo BET iomrne.
Gper $1,000 bill @epinIten eQer "a
bet life belpbe Jig til. &e0 9inetlolq
ino6rogtes meGem $4,000 og
$4,000.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-23
Guberfuloie blanot
111aIfefoer.

2;u6urlt. 9}cbr. 81 ?cc, 9Ift
Honen Gio Gop0e Nr. Sor~i@-
gI,ren af Sprina 2nfc Ntn(fcfnr
refining, mGrfet Of, 0er @or r,10et
| @eien meo fans Molfcfrer. "a
20 Ienote ban efter Stot5inipef-
tarcM iu1 nnfont 2orOoaS % III
ipirere0e belle 6loffen 6an fonot
% G0cr. Der nor o';9rebet af GAber-
f.;loie. oq Sc b(ep a4einnms' ienOt
I'll 2moGu Gog 0}orges ior at
l11os neo.
9Gr. Surris 6opoe fltn paret fort
GiO 9Guburn, hpor 6on bap0e np-
6nqqct en- gpo Sorretnina. men 1et-
4. - A-t- et:sS. Il
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-23
11atrYtternes Pemmeli9-
heo opflaret.
Gm al Gumpluttct befcnOtr pg bliut-
&iOne fpr Statcn.

Union Gitp, 3enn. 81. Dec. -
Staten en6te / Gag BET pGleltlige
Sagen imoo be formoOeOe s ,nigbt
rioers", lom bar pGret lnOer Sor=
Gpr for WtorOet al &aptojn 9an=
fin. 6rdnf 6ebringer, Ell al &onl-
plottet, bap0e utltrneO ltate's epi=
ocnce" (befenOt og ganet oper poa
Statens Sibe iom %iOne), og ban
fcrtalte 0u Sen bele 6iltorie.
eSebringer uor Ell al 0e forIte
Weolenlrner al 9anhen. @un bar
meo paa fprIte 9iOt, ga ser bar Sci
Sc meuem Dem fra 5ipton County
% Gbion County. @oen, Sc aflug-
&C. lp0er looleOes:
u5eg ipGr9er boitiOeli0, at ieg
etifer at tilbpre 9}ntrptterlles 1Sor=
ening, og at ieg pil bperfen ifripe,
fortGue eQer tale on npget, ion1 fore
gaar paa Ri0tet cQer / &onfcren=
cen"
gnfelte oflugoe Ell (rngere IS.
5erbringer fcnbte aQe 0e meoanfla-
geoe % bap0e fulgt Dem paa rnongt
ct HiOt foru0 for Wor0et al &apt
Hanfin. 9tutrptternes &oshlme be-
itoo al Ell lang iort 5roffe, Iorte
9lioifer, Der bar fonteoe me0 6pi0t,
eg nogle bar fnIift SfGg
@iOnet iagOe, at fptterne ofte
sbaooe piifet baooe N3pn0 og apir-
stAen at Di0e anoga @rlno Der
J, ! sf0 Al sldpfaIilC, s'alias--1Iraiitlte9 4
iIef Set. @n Sang, Oa 9ltrpen bar
iot, % flere W}enneifer, Ser bar
6lepcn piifeoe, bar inoItppnet ION
&ioner. l0lteote 8nnoenS &optnilt,
6arrett Sobnion en- Sr0re ON at
hGnge en- al MGnOene, iom 6opOe
pionet. Ge opinoppcoe Ct nnOet GiO=
ne, Iom bar poo Sci til RetSiolen,
piifeOe bom pnfeligt % ien0te bom
6icnl. @nn nflog0e intet TiOnes-
6nro.
GSlcre epentueQe Gioner blep mis-
bonolet poo lianenoe @i5, men nog-
le al Dem tur0e life tole oerom
fife engong enOml; iaa ifrGfllogn(
por 0e.
%i0net 6lep 1tprft 6epoqtet al BE-
pG6neoe Sol0oter, % 2ommerer
cr0rc0e @nonOiern logt pno sc on
f.ageoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-23
Gaftros Reeimente
forote.

1riniono Den %. Dec. - Ger
ion @enernl Gipriono Go1tro nogen
SinOe ifltlOe penoe til6oqe ira Gu
ropn pil ban finOe Ell m 1ingeneS
GrOen / %ene5ueIo. 6orbenpnrenOe
%iceprriioent @ome5 befinoer Iia
Ill iom Sopc0ct for Oen iii Meqerinq.
6oronoringernc W}illiIteriet er
ogiao gnnife betpoelige. Saoleoes er