davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-03
rNnlOalOcrcn / oanif Niatnina."

GoreorogsrGffen / g. S. Il. %. tort
iattcs 2Iftenen Ben Is. 6c6r. me0 ct
6pre0roa ON G6riItion @int6cr,
INN @6jitoleforitonoer 81. @rco@-
oorf 6olOt for en- fp(0t 6e7tiol.
Eoleren ifil0re0e 0i0teren9 Stem.
81 al Sc goOe, gomIe &rpitc-
edorOc, Der por Gentrer for
Toti0cn9 menncife(ige 0onncGe %
Guftur 5nroeIes6co Boeii. 3
oettc Stem lnrtc ". &%rrliq6e0 til
ASoturen og bans imniffe 9arn.
nomscrinorinaer / 0en &etniua 6oG6t
fig til 6ot5 gomle Gage. SON 6lcr
forelifet t 9}otllren, BAN optog Sen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-03

Ill fun en- itgrre @e0elo0 tilbage.
Sen pOrige Del er uOlwtfet til ielp-
iIUnoige 8rug. Yriierne bar pG-
ret ira $50 SIR. til 500 SIR. pr. 80.
San0.
- %roprietGr 5cppeien bar iol9t
~%oorbpgooroen" ueo Slogelie til
6crpogter u. S~9rgenien, u@eis-
guarO~ pr. 6orlcp, for 100000 Str.
@ooroen bar ct 9lreol al t4S GOr.
2onO. 9eintning % 9IpIsreoifober
~nleofOIger. 0uertugclie lfer /.
Minrts.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-03

Gm &citfgftBuum. 6or Ell Sio
liNen fun0e meO0eles Set gleoelige
Goftum, at oue 6iitere fra Gsbierg
70 Sfagen rltltOt neo til 8renaa par
6leren elige on at pnIfe Ell 6iiferi=
babn anlogt peo Gorltppr.
9al er Sen gnigbe0 nof forbii t6i
NolGetingsmonO 5anobGf bar
9~lig5Oagen inobragt Ct 9lnorngenOc
ira 1913 @e6ocre / Gbpborpn % @ar=
b0dre Sogne DIN 9lnlGg At Ell ST.
iferibaun pno 5pOliOen uf G%bpborgr
Gonol, % ct oltOet Nlnoragcn0e tia
.57 6orere al Iiifefltttere ira Sor-
doore og 2empig, Ser Oriper iegao-
|en0e 6iiferi fra G6D6ordn &4nof.
ou 2(nlpq al @oler % Soppeon.
jna pes G6pborpn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-03
SfoDaaaEb Yeterieus
SDger+

Sbser af ben meset popmIere %
pmSebc Torfatter lGies itabis nteb
itprre ug itbrre Snteresie.
gn np &effe 5maobsger er no.
tomrnen, iom foloes n&orte Orb
ON itore Stng".
1. aritcnoOm en- girfelisbeS.
JIG Sioer / Omllog. Bris 1Oc.
2. Sar Spn praftiif @Grbi. is
9+-7mAag tOc.
3. Sblbt af Manben. 80 Sioer
| Smilog. &rfs 15c.
4. sil pafte SiGle. t6 Sioer
/ Smi1ag. Bris 1Oc.
5. interchangeable Of Srp d.
mOberne GraD. 16 Sioer / Snt.
flag. Hris Zoe.
6, Cubs Glan meb sit Gin. Is
Si0er / Smilog. 8ris 10c.
z. Soripmingcm. 16 Sioer /
Oml lag. Gris Zoe.
8. Suurfor Cub ifinler lit Mm,
figt. 16 Si0er / Omilag. 8ris
Toe.
8. SOr Sitting til 8i6leu. "a
Sioer / Smi lag Brts t5c.
eesninsens SetgOnins / ct fri
itent llng0omslip. as Sioer / Sm.
llog 15c.
@enffa6cts Sitting / ct friItliat
l1ngtomslib 81 Si0er / Smlag.
Bris 15c.
-rOeus SctpOnims for ben, ser
bill frem / Serben. 149 5ioer /
Smilog. 8ris 40. GoOt ino6. 6Oc.
SmDcnber eSer; tbi Simmeriges
&ige er fommet ner. Soreoros
6ol0t beO BET fente Noroiif Stu-
oen1erm6Oe. 20 Si0er / Smlaq.
Yris 1Oc.
Sourleoes fnbeg Cubs @iaie.
9ibeliht6ie. As @ioer / SmIag.
Bris 15c.
SOritanbens 9Gielsrpt ug for
ruftig @~uosoprfelie 80 5ioer /
Dmilag. Eris zoe.
&riltns % De Stnberenbe. SSsno-
6olO: Nonos0anelIe og artitentro
- StnoentertDpe. - EiG Galg. -'
5onO 0p0ragelie. 70 sioer /.
SmIlag. Gris 2Oc.. Snob. soc.
SrOcns 'Semlis6eb. gaooo / Sci
proftiife Sroeslip. 1872 5ioer
SmiIeg. 8rts SOC. STINT in6burl.
Sen $t.3O.
San Ser lcbes paa Icligibs Suer-
tro. Men~neif6e0cn uoen ariItus.
9e religipie @2ermeffetpper. On
8og ON 2iOSbGroier / Gpiritisme.
&beoioft Mo9i nj. NJ. 226 81
Der / 0mi(ag. @ris $3.50.
San Der leneS paa GationaIisme?
Mennelfebc0en uoen ariItus. Sc
&eligiaie @enneifetpper. SENDS
9erninger til Soar. 224 Sioer :
0mIlog. @ris $1.40.
Sanii5 entb. @tb. 9Onfe,
@Iair, @ebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-03
lipsfilDc Nnhclslninclnntcri

i 9laret 1907 ilagtet .3O,153 5pm.
Gcr efterbetales AnOelsbaperne ?
1re pr. %unO. 5lugteriet far, iflg
VI. 9, ! 9larets 2pb bait en- I'll
gang al I'll npe 9lnOelsbapere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-03

sOlat Mejcri. Meieriejer @rom-
Itrup, %inoinge, bar iolgt Salpoe-
zen al i'm giellOom til Mcierieier
9onien ira Spunno. gienOommen
oar ct Areol al So 5Or. 2alto nleo
ca. 61A Cor. @ortforu. Oct er, iflg.
u. 9, Meningen at oripe Gien0om
pg Nleieri i 6~Gaesifab og at fore
toge Ell gennenlgriben0e ll0pioeiie
al 0}eieri0riften. &pbelummen er
$1,000 &roner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-03
Mislpffet Slnatfpriga. 9[rr


te'. 8erub. &oulien foripqte, iflq.
D@renna Np.", PED 7=5i0an Sorsoag
Gften Ben 10. 6ebr. at iIpgte fra
@renoo Nrreit. @ouliens GeGe er
bcliggenne poa I. Sal, 0eo Ct
Stpffe 9lif bopOe ban boret Sul
| @ulpet tGt op til Mllrcn; men 0o
@ltuet par 6leuet ioo tort, at ban
icIn tun0e fonanc iaennem, folot Ell
Sten ira @ltren neO / 5tneetugen.
&cD Stojen fonl NrreItforporerell
Ill % forbinOreoe 4rreItmntens
6htqt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-03
Gien0DmsIa(q.

GjcnOomsIalg, lt0imfuingsfor-
epinQen for 2Col6org 2(nlt bar iflq.
z. g, iolqt @ooeoporten al .f9}dl-
aaoro" peO 2lor8, III Cor, 4on0.
iamt @DQninger, til 2anomonb n.
&euien al EpmgTtr1p for $4,000
SIT. 9Lf 9lreolet, 700 30r. 9alb, er
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-03

SmOuig SdDrpOcrs SOrOcfGrO.
acknowledgment til y&r. 9gbl." II.


@p og Ggn ErGg al, bpuO Der lfl1lOe
lie, % bpaO Der for Sioen optuger
Gle SinO beropre / ben ii0ite 9f=
ifeO meO ben Wiol1O, Der / en- Iiul-
Den @raO bar biDruget til at 6rir10e
9topnet Nifop langt u0 opcr 0an=
rtarfs @rGnier.
Stag paO Stag, Ell bel 9lQ6 al Stag
nen iorte 6lor, life Incidence for
&inoelG, men llnpt bGngenOe pno
falp, ipobenoc Jig ON 5tongen | set
milOe, OiieOe, groutltl1ge 6ebrltar-
rrir; opaO 9oga1 fon1mer Der 8riic,
% Solen begpnOer at brp0e frem.
st &GlO al @lomiter er fer, &ran=
ie | S9sieDis ira uIIe @gne al 2on-
Get, ira Son0erjpGanO, fra Sper-
70, ira SslonO, ira 9torge, ira moll-
Qe forifeaige Snititlttioner, ira
GhroOers &olosfGqer og fra per
ionlige &enner, bl. a. ira &ongen
nA Ell Splpfrons fra Sen1ter / &igs-
bGuen.
Sele SormiOOogen er Der en- uItolt=
ieltg Srabl6eo meo at orone aQe
>isie &ranie, Ser ombpggelig ole
noteres op.
81. ~ er &irfen fplDt til iioIte
&loos, imDffet meO &ranie. Ser
por SmrgfOr ira Nifop og &eien,
Gleper flrngereOe ion1 MorifoQer.
Wens Srglet pr~9lr1oereoe, gif
Grocesiionen al ca. 80 9reIter op
eennem airfen meo Silfop Sod,
StiftomtmunO Stemnnn, Soripors-
ninilterens og <lt1sminiiterenS
9ieprGlentonter / Spibfen.
Gfter Solmen uSil Big 6reIier"
talte SorItnnoer IppeI.
6on betegneoe S6rp6ers bp6e1te
MGien me0 Sc Orb: San bar Ell Sof=
fenS Man6, Der begpn0te % ellote Iilt
Sag me0 3af. Saflemmeliq for
Sirets 8ape tog ban fig til 2pien:
Sag o. 0oob er &Gmperim".
Gp6t bepGget illttteoe ban: yS6rg-
rrrs Tenner fun0e iige: u6erren
GcO, Serren tnd. SerrerS Nupn bore
IppetI"
6giifplelGrer N1lt56orn ifil0re0c
ShroOer iom ben ira ltngoommen
l0iul0e 9tntur, Der milone0es qen-
ltem Iurerte, ng til iio1t gap iig 6elt
Our / @olo % gap 6nm 9gren %
Soffen. 0faatte hi lulnles me0 9lt0=
piA S6rp0er biniibes / set M SSerll-
iQltml
F~rofesior Ia Gour nnoerItreQe6c
oGioo Sdffen. Maotte 0cnne Win=
refeit efter Sdrp0ers GnIfe 6liDe Ell
riatig &offefeit. Sd)rp0er bar Sen
1tOre 8uGbringer, foroi ban ti0lig
gif / Ion0enS Sfole. &eltolen0e bar
bon bel life, men bans Sr0 par
Ugte, ioo Sc lofteoc Sil6ererne poo
NauOens Singer. Gof for, 6po0 @uO
Dor gtpet oS / S6rpOerl
Sinbanoler Sdraoer tolte ON i'm
&ro0er iom Sen lpffelige MonO
Gian0t fine 86rn / lit Stem. @ol1
Gif mi biem / en- lpffeligere 9lloer=
bonn.
Eaitor @elmeg illltteOe @ejtioelig-
De0en | &irfen me0 at fren1orage
MilOet ON S6rpoer iom Sen, Ser
De0 8GltfribeO ponOt iig mango &en-
rcr. Saf for S6rpOers itiQe Sc
archaeological % BORNE Srol
@uO gipe lin Nan0e oper bans
&usl
timber Salmen n&irfeflpffe, ei
til @opeoItGOer", 6ares &iIten lis al
Ser %afbgnes Spnner.
@eO @rooen brogta Spiifolefor-
Ilanoer Solger 8egtrup S6rpoer Ell
@ilien ira Sc Onnife &pjifoler. SdrS-
Der par Ssjifolens 6srItemono og
@rrnOtpigs beoite Glep. 9(Ifop itoo
mi iom bans itore Gfternlnle. Sec
pil iige til ier unge: Sem Mtnoet
nm bnml
6rimenigbe6spraI @ouGen, BOP
limo, 6rogte / jrblte Orb en- 5of oQ
&ilien ira Dem biniioes @rpnIe1.
Sra Sperrig toffe0e Or. 6olni-
itrGm ira &pilon: S6rooer par en-
go Stomfrrn0e, en- trofait Sol0nt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-03

GnOcIig bragtc Ell al Spnuerns
pao 6anIiliels &e8ne en- Cot for Den
ltorc Geltogelle.
Gerefter ioretoges &oropaofoitel-
iG, al Yaitor @elmeg.
ST. 5 ianlleOes man til en- 6GaeS-
.i2islting al pripot &orofter.
Ser boIOtes Ell &Uffe Soler, buOr
Ger ipieoes npe @iilroeoro oper %ro-
ieaior S6rpOer til Dem, Ser oQcreOe
Gapoe lpOt / &irten og pe0 @rupen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-03

@icnoumsials. uSpnItrupguar0"
geo &amorup er al Sroprieter SIT
9~erslep iolgt til EroprietGr Glau-
zen, @oIiteo, for 5000 SIR. @oor-
Dell bar ct @reol al $50 Sor. 2ano.
Goertogelien fonOt Steo /. Marts
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-03

Sjprring Hints NnOelsiuineilag=
Icri bar / garet 1907 ilagtet 1892
Spin Der ialt betoltes meo 1885,
362 &r. gfterbetalingen, influiipe
Gen t%il6ogebolote Gre uogpr 4 og TO
NenlteOele Ore pr. @urto.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-03
ForkeIeIse kureret paa en- Dae

Tag LAXATIVE BEOMO Quinine Tab
lets. A~pothekerne ~refundeTer Pengene,
Avis Diet like kurerer. E.W. GRON E'S Us-
derskrtft er DAa hver Aske. 25c.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-03
|cbcr 2aricn.

Gn al SltOre=Wiisiions Gloite pr
G5ioere er ofguoct peO 0pOen, ifri=
Ter u&r. Ggbl." al 10. 6ebr. -
cfterbuonDen tpnOer BET It's / &etera=
nrrnes &Gtte.
5 oper 40 Nnr bar Yeoer Gar
i'm pirtct / Srore=Wtislions Sieneite,
iOet ban Sontnlcren 1867 6lep anta=
Jet JON &OlpOrtpr efter allereoe tpr
ben Sio at bape bolot 6prlamli1ger
ct Yar Nars 5iD.
@an5 @irfetreOs 6lep lGrlig So
nen meuem &osfilOe % @olbut,
@nrnsberreO og SosberreD.
EeOer Sarien pleieOe at lige, nuar
mon lpurgte bam ON bans 9lloer:
rGeg er laa gammel ~uopenoig, ntel;
irOpenOig er ieg fun 32". Oct bleu
bun peO at funle iige, MI ban par
Eaaet op / De "A.
@an par fpOt / 9lsminOerup Sog1
Deo @olbGf ben 26. Suli 1884 oa
ileGlatte Jig / 1857 iom Sp11rer /
&llfe=Gltil0ltrltp Sogu. Ser par
Oct, ban blep Ell troenOe Wial1O, 1868
- i'm mGrfelige Smoen0elle bar
ban lelp ifilOret / line ugrinoringer"
og Itrafs begpnOte ban at for
fDnOe ON &riit1s pau i'm Sienle9n.
1867 blep ban ontuget / Snore<Mtis-
lions Sieneite pao Wtisiionans Som=
mermpoe / Sprp, pirfe0e / lin fgrIte
Sih iGrlig / ggnen melem &os-
til0e pg @ol6Gf % / @~ornsberre0,
,eHere, iioen 1870, IGrlig / SOs6er-
re. Get bliper ogiou / Sosberre0,
! Ggebierg, ban foor lit lioite @pile=
T1cO.
Ger er mango, Ser er ferte til
@lio genllem Ee0er 9oriens &irflom=
teD, iGrlig | bans fprIte Sio, ga Sen
itGrfe Gone ON SmpenoeGIe gennem=
trGngte bans 6orfpnOelie, % ser Ell
WtenneIfer Der priler @lto for set
2jrlo, Der blep iel1ot oen1 gel1nenl
bGns G~iOnesbpr0.
Sn0re= Misiionrr @e6er 9oriens
SorOefGr0 foregif Sorsoog Sen 10.
6e6r. u10er itor Geltogelle uf @en=
llcr boooe ira fern % nGr; Ser bar
"a. 400 W3enneifer til Stene.
st GGlO al aronIe bar Ienot til
ben gonle W}isiionurs Site, Ioole-
0eS ira &enner rtlnot ON pou Sirl=
lon0, ira Notwithstanding /
Gunmorf o. /. b.
: @iemmet tolte &n0re-M iSIio=
nUrerne =. 6re0erifien og @. s.
Ghriltanlen.
&i mootte iige @lt0 Saf ogiuu for
Fcoer Sarlen. San pur en- Soa6ets
MQn0, Der bel til Si0cr fur0e Quu
pircre 6er, eltO ri ol1Orc fl1n0e f6lQe
hnn; men Der par ultio Triif6e0 on
SSf0 / hons &i0neSbnr0. hnilfet hnl6t
reo lige til BET iiOite. Moltge er Sc,
Der bar facet &elii9nelie al Oen
9!cohes Strom, Ser ogiuu fom til o5
iqen1lem bom.
s &irfen talte S~pgneprGIten 80
itnr Sun0, % GeOer 2oriens gulnle
&cr % M}eOarbeiOer, MisiionGr
&lpun6erg.
Sgiao igennem Oisie 10 @i0nes-
tprb fom 0e SOner Itnrft frcn on
&cber 2nrien lom Ell &uubets WunO.
Wisiionpr 8lomberg tolte lis. ira
&culi Sro: r&oobets @u0 fploc
cner meo nl @lnOc % 6rco, i0et 5
tro, at s funne porOe rige / Soabet
res Ben SeliguonO5 aroft."
SeIp ON Ri tltn0e ic forifeQigt
pnn &eOer 2orien, funoe oQe pi, ION
fcnote 5on, pGre enigc ON at ban
par en- @oobets Moro, Ser bar BE
zen rig pes Sen @eaigounOs Strait.
r@nlOalOcrcn / ounif 2igtnimg."
6ore0ragsrUffen / g. s. Il. M. tort
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-03
Syrndskinen ,,Danskeren".

Ovenstaaendc 0ises Ilustratione1 IT de forske1Ege NOEL
Ter af Syrnaskinen ,,Danskeren".
| Denne oymaskiNe, som fabrikeres specielt for os af q at
de stDrste Fabrikel Amerika, har en- R8kke af Aar staact
SIN Prove i Hundreder at Landsmands Hem, og ale er en-
ste1nn1ge sine Udtaleser. ON, at Maskinen giver god Til
tredsstillelse og err Ege saa god og bedre end Masktner, hvor-
for der forlanges ind ii den dobbelte Pris. MaskineA har hoi
Arm bet frie Rum under Armen er 53x9 Tonmer, saa det
svareste Arbejde kan med Lethed h~aandteres. Maskinen Ct
fabrikeret at de ~allerbedste Materialer, har ale moderne
Forbedringer, ale Deb er ft afpudsede og n0jagtig tilpas-
sede, og alt nnuigt Hensyn taget til at forene Styrke med
Enkelthed og til at ge { Maskinen ktlobepde og forebygge
Muigheden tor at komrne Uorden.
y y Hver Maskine garanteres for 10 Aar. y Y
| Synaskinen har selvtradende Skyttel, selvssttende Naai
4 og automatisk Spoevinde.
! Med hver Symask1ne t9lger ct Sat at de nveste tor
! bedrede Staalapparater. Apparaterne er n0jagtig tilpas
8 sede til Pressestangen, er f~abrikerede het af det bedsteStaal,
/ poIerede og tornikleke og uden Dele al Messing ener andet
! nl0dt Metal og uden loddede Samn1enf9jninger DE bestaa at:
RULER, Tucker, Binder, Braider Foot, Under Braider Slide
Plate, Stirring Slide Plate, fire Hammers af assorterede
Storrelser, Ounter, Thread Cutter, Foot Henmer or Feller.
4 Med hver Symaskine f9lger desuden: II Naale, . Spoer-
3 Oiekande fy1dt med Ollie, str og lille Skrueogle, Somle-
der, 10 Aars Garanti-Certfkat i1nstreret misunderstanding.
4 vi overtager Risikoen, ON Ell Maskine oliver b~eskadiget
uhder Transporter, og vi or ogsaa vlEge til at tlbagebetae
Pengene Og godtgGre Fragtudleg, hvis en- K0ber finder Ma
: skineu utifredsstilende 0g anderledes, end Vi har fremstilet
9 den. -
Til Oplysning for dem, der muligvis like forstaar, hvor-
for vi selger disSe Maskiner gaa enOrmt bilhgt, skal VI be
narke, at Hensigten hera1ed CT at avertere for ,Danskeren"
og skate den stadig videre og videre Udbrcdese, Hgesor det
q s~antidig er os er Gl@de ct kunne forsyne Folk med aoget
virkeig godt.
Adr.: ,,Oanskeren", Blair, Nebraska.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-03

%efsclfalif. |olitiet / @iprring
bar onbolot 6orfarlen pau Ell @uarO
/ N9rbe0en al Sjorring. San bapoe
j GcnOipsiel Sont faoet oisforlterat
I'll Gefsel poo 200 ar. meO ire falife
Miupne pao MGno ira 2enOltm. &ar-
len bop0e, ifolge q. g, norret IL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. til at ifripe gtap-
nelte. &arlen til1too.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-03
llrtDperiernc / Nar6ns. 81 SpD

llrtDuericrnc / Nar6ns. 50 5ppe,
Ser bopoe i%tioolet ca. 80 til Vepa-
ration f-fesareoe -l1rc 5sas+n
mager N}oOien pqa SpnOerga0e
Aorbus, er 2eroog Mtorgen Ben Is.
tYebr. blepen anbolot. Oct par, fig.
y. ., 70 pngre 9}orOmGno, JON bar
poa Epoetournt / 0onmorf % lirs-
0oa Den IL. 6ebr. bar fonlmen til
Norbus. Den elre al Dem bar netop
Gicnlfommcn fra 9lnterifa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-03
msmorrhoIdsr kurstsds paa s III ID Osss

PAzO OINTMENT er g~aranteret at ku-
rerc hvert Tiifalde af kl6eude. usynhge.
blgdcnde cfIeT fTenItTaedeude H@morrhoi
der paa q I'll IL Dage eIler PenEeue refun
derede. DIG.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-07-22
MR.. BRYAN MAKES NO CON-
MENT ON CONTEMPT CASE.

Lincoln, Neb., July 21.-The action
Of Justice Anderson of the supreme
court of the District of Columbia in
citing Samuel Gompers, John Mitch
ell and Frank Morrison to show cause
why they should not be punished for
contempt of court for alleged viola
ton of the injunction against the
American Federation of Labor and
its officers in the Buck Stove and
Range case, excited considerable gos-
sip here, Mr.. Bryan taking the keen
est interest in the matter, but making
no comment despite statements to the
contrary.
Mr.. Bryan today announced that he
did not contemplate going into Yer
mont on any speechmaking tour in
the expectation of influencing the
election of that state
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-07-22
Reception to Teachers.

At least two hundred and seventy
five of the progressive and apprecia-
tive citizens of Roswell were in at.
tendance at the reception last even
ing given by the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union to the teachers
Of the county institute. The earnest
attention paid during the rendering
of the program, from the fervent pray
er by Rev. Mr.. Fowler of the Chris
tian church, to the Little Pickanfn-
MES by Miss Mason, was evidence OF
the ability of each speaker and sing
er. Miss Ledbetter disappointed the
audience only in refusing to respond
to the hearty encore. The earnest,
Christian welcome given the teachers
by Miss Holt, and SO appreciatively
responded to by Mrs. Blalock, added
greatly to that home feeling Roswell
should extend her teachers. In fact,
the love feast of conversation, ice
cream and cake, continued until some
one discovered that the All Wise dis
tiller was sending both for vegetation
and man a copious shower of that
beverage of life, health giving water.
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.. A.
nominee for delegate the who elected to that
office but depvsd of the fruits of victory
trickery. The official the ballots the
OF election his opponent W. H Andrews the small
ay hunred but it is well known that Mr.
zola was legally elected by from 600 to 1900 votes
Having mind the magnificent made against heavy
odds and determined vindcate him by reeec
on the democratic OF New Mexico has again chosen Mr.
Larrazolo the another campaign and will
umphantly which entitled
Mr. Larrazoa has made visits to the Pecos Valley
years impression
who had the pleasure meeting him hearing him speak He
exceptional ability possesses that
traction that draws his sympathy with him
brings the his assertions AS lawyer he
great talents and unusually successful in his handling
of the entrusted him.
Although vale of Chihuahua Mexico,
bout he brought this country when
babe in Ell Paso county, Texas Tucson
Arizona in New Mexico practically his entire life At the
eighteen he Ell Paso and taught school there for
Paso a interested in
political life found the democrats He served
several assistant the office OF the district clerk
Ell himself elected district clerk
successive terms OF years each.
dsnc-
ton but determined become lawyer he studied during
1897 the 81 he admitted
the of Ell Paso county He district of
Ell the democrats held other minor offices
there showing the which held the democrats
that part of the great state of Texas
1894 Mr. New Mexico and established
city Vegas resides with his
family and where he held by his friends
by his neighbors His character and citizen
above reproach the republican of New
Mexico spoken him in the highest
the Office which
he years and which will be elected this
year. defeated by B. S. Rodey by g. 700
Arrangements have beenm 10
made
week being Roswell Mr. Lar
will undoubtedly great reception and when the
the Valley fall he will receive the
largest majority candidate in this section of New
Mexico
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DEAD Man
IS FOUND

A Mexican sheep-herder whose
name was not learned came to Ros-
well last night and reported to the
officers that he had found the de-
composed body of a man at a point
about mile and half southwest OF
where the body of Albert Ross was
found last month. The officers believe
the body to be that of Theodore Ku-
lay and Deputy Sheriff o. q. Finley
and Fred Christensen left in a buggy
gy this morning to bring the body to
Roswell
1t will be remembered that on June
"a the body of Albert Ross was found
about forty-five miles northwest OF
Roswell. He and Kulay, aged At. had
left Roswell four or five days before
to walk to Albuquerque, on their way
to San Francisco. When the body of
Ross was found and that of Kulay was
missing it was supposed that they
got in fight and Ross, the consumpt-
i've and the weaker of the two, had
lost his life at the hands of Kulay
The officers have been writing and
telegraphing everywhere for Kulay.
1t is now believed that the pair were
murdered by robbers. Some retain
the idea that the two men had a fight
and that both were fatally injured.
The body of Kulay may give some
cfew to the mystery when it is brought
in. If possible 1t will be brought to
Roswell. If too badly decomposed, 1t
will be examined thoroughly and bur-
led.
Kulay had worked as a shoemaker
for Fred Christensen. They were well
acquainted and Christensen went with
the deputy to identify the clothing,
IL the remains are wasted away.
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CLASH OF DEPUTIES
AND NEGRO MINERS.

Birmingham, Ala, July PA clash
between deputies and negro miners
in the Blue Creek region twenty
miles south of Birmingham on the
Louisville and Nashville railroad to-
day resulted in one negro being kill
ed and two deputies, Newson and
Whitley, being seriously wounded, the
first named deputy in the shoulder
and the other in the thigh. The depu-
ties were on guard on hill overlook
ing the mining town when they saw
a gang of armed negroes coming
along the road. The deputies called
to the negroes to stop, when a fight
was offered. The deputies appeared
to have picked out one man, and he
was literally filled with lead. The
shooting created much excitement.
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OIL TRUST
NOT TO PAY

Chicago, July 22.-The United
ed Judge Landis' decision in the Stan
dard Oil case and remanded the case
for new trial. The three judges OF the
court were unanimous in the declsion.
Judge Grosscup wrote the opinion.
The case is that of the Government
against the Standard Oil Company.
in which the latter was fined twenty
nine million dollars by Judge Lands
in the district court.
The Standard Oil Company of Ind
lana was found guilty of accepting
rebates by jury April Is, 1907, and
later Judge Lands imposed the max
imum fine under all counts of the in
dictment. The company appealed
from the verdict. The special charge
was that the company accepted re-
bates on shipments of oil in car load
lots from Whiting, Indiana, to East
ST. Louis, Illinois, over the Chicago
the trial showed that the oil compa-
ny received rebates one-third as large
as the tariff other shippers were
obliged to pay. 1t was contended by
counsel for the company that the rate
was not secret, but the jury found
otherwise.
There were 169 assignments of er-
ror noted by the defendants counsel
Judge Grosscup reviewed only those
that relate, first, to the view adopted
at the trial that the shipper can be
convicted of accepting a concession
from the lawful published rate, even
though it is not shown that the ship
per at the time knew what the lawful
published rate was; second, to the
view that the number of offenses is
the number of car loads of property
transported; third, whether in the
imposition of the fine the. court
abused the discretion vested IN the
court.
On the points mentioned the trial
court was held to have erred, and in
the opinion given today these assign
ments of error were declared to Gov
er all the propositions of law that we
deem essential to the guidance of the
district court in a second trial.
'It is strange doctrine" says the
opinion, "whereunder million dollar
corporation such as the defendant
Standard Oil Co. of Indiana may be
fined twenty-nine times the amount
of it's capital stock in order to pun
ish, not even under an indictment
meaning the Standard Oil Company
of New Jersey"
Judge Lands refused to make any
comment on the decision.
District Attorney Sims said there
would be an early new trial of the
case.