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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-17
Hemmeligheden we'd
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meddeles nu

Hvilken Sl19nhed er Snskeligere end
en- yndig Ansigtsfarve og elegante Jul
Weller. EN- LEJLIGHED FOR ENHVER
NVINDE TIL AT OPNAA BEGGE,
for en- begrenset It'd.
Anvisning og Opskrift for at opnaa
en- fejlfri 'Ansigtsfarve er en- Hemmslig-
he'd, som lange har veret ~bevogtet at
0stI@ndinger og Gr@kere.
Dette opnaaede vi efter fere Aars
Arbejde og stort Udleg. bet er den
Metode, som bruges at de fagreste og
smukkeste Kvinder i Europa.
Hundreder at a~merikanske Kvinder,
SON nu bruger Diet, har udtrykt deres
Behag og Tilfredshed.
Denne Hemmelighed er let at for
staa og mem at fslge, og Diet vii spare
Dem for Udleg til cream, Sminke-
wand og BIGGER, give Dem en- smuk An
sigtsfarve for bestandig og frier Huden
fra Blegner, daarlig KulSr etc. bet er
alene verd mango Gange den Pris, vi
beder Dem ON at sende for en- Dia-
mantring at nyeste design.
vi s@lger Dem Ringen for kun lidt
mere, end den koster at fabrikere. -
Prison er mindre end Halvdelen at,
hvad andre tager. Opskriften gives
frit med Ringen.
bet er en- agte ,,rose cut" Diamant-
ring med gnistrende CLANS, absolut ga
ranteret, meget. fin, formet som en-
,.Belcher" med Tiffany Setting" af IL
Kt. Guld-Skal. Hos Deres Juveler vii
de den koste adskilligt over $500.
vi vii sende i Poster neynte Op-
skrift frit, naar Deres Ordre for Rim
gen tillige med $500 i NJ. O., Frim@rker
eller Sedler m~odtages.
Send Deres Ordre, for Forsyningen er
opbrugt.
Dette Tilbud gores for en- begranset
til for at avertere og indfere vore
Varer.
Send i Dag, for Lejligheden gaar
tabt.
TIC. MosELEY
80 East 23rd Street. New York CITY.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-17
8 a 81 II N d.

SITTER at Baton forlo0 Samapen,
telggte ban A~uItralien, England og
Sfotlano. S oisie 2onoe lpffeoes
Set BAN at peffe Snteresie for GAP
t&e6rioermisiionen. San brogte til
bage nreO Jig u9aggrp" ct meget
neopenoigt Misiionsifib. Scr BET
nte1te bar Mioler til SOB al bette
Sfi6 t~ilpeiebragt peo Smaabgrns
GjaDer / oe Wenigbeoer, ban bapoe
beisgt.
0enrle Sang lanoeOe Gaton poo
Mnipa, en- minore o life langt fra
Cana. De inbfgbte blep meget for
fo.iet pper bans Silbagefomit.
uNpnrhan Ell oette?" raabte Sc. cNi
6r9bte eQer 0rep ane Wtisiionpcer
bort. 81 plpnbreoe oeres Suite og
rspeoe Dem 8. 8ar hi blepet bebono=
let paa en- laaOan Wtoaoe, funOe IN
tet 6ape formaoet os til at pell0e til
6oge. Men oisie pert0er tiG6oge meo
It goot, mt Sfi6. Gr Set for at
6on0le og foo &enge iom on0re bpioe
Wpn0? gfei mel, men for at for
taGe os ON oeres @u0, Sebooo, og
bans Ssn, Seius. Spis oeres @uo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-17
Spp0ingens 8re0ifen.

9a 8rpnoen par blepen ferOig,
tom ben ganlle S9pOing en- Dag til
2Rf. 8aton og iagOe: uSeg pil bieG-
pc Big neite SpnOog. Gil ou laoe
mig Doloe en- Yr9oifen ON 8rpn=
benz" Satpn tiao0 BET, og rpgtet
ipreOte Jig lom SID, at gtamafi iful-
De bore Wisiioner nelte Spnoog.
en- merfeligere eQer mere e~ffeftip
YreOifen er alorig blepen 6olot.
Namafi par ipert bep9get og
lpang lin 2fse meO betenfelig Sart.
9PeO lpnenOe 9ine fortalte ban Iine
Silbgrere, bporleoes Be 6apoe let al
4ltr. Yaton og nggtet at bielpe 6am.
% iOet ban boppe0e / 2uften, raa6=
tc ban meO ltor &eltalenbeO: nSolf
al Inina, &erOen Ell betOt op neO,
li0en Sebopas Orb fom til Bette
SanOl Spent bar nogen Sin0e benz
tet at lie &egn fomme al SorOen?
Ge0 Sebopa @uOens @iGlp bragte
V}isii Oenne ~uipnlige &egn frem til
SpIet, og noget / NIT Sierte fortel-
ler mig, at benne Sebopa @uO Ieper,
cen ulpnlige, iom bi al0rig far b6rt
tale ON eGer let, f6r Misii 6ragte os
llnoerretning ON bom. Seq, eOers
&ppoing, tror mi fulot og fat, at
raor ieg opr, ifol ieg lie meo min
SjGl ben uipnlige Sebopa SUB, iom
Wfisit tiger, Iige lao iiffert Iom ieg
laa Gegn fomme fra Sor0en. Sra
nenne Dag of mtao ieg tiere ben
@u0, lom bnr aobnet 8rpn0en for
os % fpl0er Ben meo &egn fra
neoemtnoer.
uNnipa @l1oerne fan fife 66re o.
bjGlpe oS iom W}isfiS @uo. 9erfor
for 6remtiOen er ieg Ell Gfterf6lger
al Sebobo 8u6en. 2o6 mi bper
Wan0. iom er enfg meo mig, brtnge
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-17

- ~ y y - ~ ~ Z / ~ = y.
1t 8uit - D, bOor fol0en0e
&Ommer bet faloen0e
2teo I nit Sin0I
6iertet BET frp0er iig,
&iGlen Ben prpOer fig,
Der bruier Ell aanOeIig 8inie.
binol
Get 8uit er iaa fpegenOe,
- Girfer laa legen6e
Dgbt / min 8armI
Seq feler en- 2etbeo,
sSSqg feler en- Wetbe6,
Seq ipnes, ieg I6ftes fra Sorolibets
2arml
Zat taIer iaa m~onenbe;
&eg itanbier belt anenoe --
- Oct peffer til y2ib"!
Era en- llltmren6e 9bale
Mig peffer Sen Sale:
On nngoom, til SUB oit Sierte MI
gipl"
.! BET Suit, 0, bpor faloen0e
aommer 6et fal6en6e
- Neo fra min @u6l
--.. Saf, bimmeIife Sober,
5or0i on forGo6er
9Oer a1grenoe Spn0er, iom fSlger
BIT 8lt6!
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-17

vi vii give store Pra-
$ mier til Kvinder for Ind
49, samling af Navne og for mt
s@lge wore Novelties. Send Deres
Navn ! Dag efter vor nye Plan for
stor Fortjeneste med ldet Ar
bejde. Skriv 1 Dag. Adresse:
G. I. MOSELEY Premium Department
81 e. 23rd Street, New York City.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-17
s orbere0eIe for
81 r6ei0et.

SuDl ". HulUll U4tU lpU1 Utll
40e Wtarts 1921 al friltelige 6or-
GlOre. 9e bar fottige og booze / ct
lille, uanleligt @us. s bette Silent,
bpor Der bper Aften og Wfor9en bolo-
tes Nn0agt, pofste ban op. Solu
9tar gamnel moatte ban forla0e
Sfolen for at pore iift Sober be-
bi9lpelig / oennes Strempefabrif
SmenOitgnt ban arbeiOe0e fra
ST. 6 ON Worgenen til Z ON 9lfte=
men, iaa benptteOe ban Jig bog at
bper lille SriitunD til at Ituoere; tbi
aaereOe ! ben gllOer par ban betemI
paa at forbereoe fig for Misiionsl
eaer Sr9itegerningan.
If lin 2sit ipareOe ban nof til ct
lefs Mfaaneoers Spbolb pes ct gfa=
oemi. Spbol0et fer opbafte Dos bam
en- it6rre Srong til at ltroere. SSffe
lenge oerefter fit ban Inleoning til
al frefpentere ct ygeormal College"
/ Glasgow, og paa iamme SID
maatte ban arbeioe iom &olportpr
al Sraftoter og iom 0iltriftspiitta=
tpr. Meo Ell lille 9unot, Ser inbe=
bolOt bans Si6el og aae bans @ien=
rele, lotto ban ga af @aaroe til
GDen.
Ser begpn0te Ben egentlige Sor=
b~ere0elie for bans Itore GirfIom6eo
iom Mfisiionpr. Haa @run0 al
GperanItrengelie % Mangel poa goO
Sp0e mautte ban mart forlaoe 8lus=
gop meo en- neObru0t @el6reo. ST.
Ter i'm Silbagefomit fortiatte ban
Stuoierne pe0 fprn9pnte Sfole, men
maatte, fpr Sfoleanret pur omnle,
otter forla0e ben al Wangel paa
0ii0ler. 9erpua fit ban Sitting
ION 2prer / en- Sfole, Ser frefpen=
tereOes for bet meite al roa og ngll-
beige unge W9no ira Wpllerne og
&ulgrltberne. Gen @rfaring, ban
Der fit / 2erergerningen iamt bans
Ienere tiaarige lrbejOe / @la5goms
Slumoiitrifter, gap 6am Sen itg5,
penOige SorbereOelie for bans frem.
ti0i9e Nrbei0e blanot &e0ningerne.
6 Oente SiO fom Ser ofte fra
SpO9apsperne ltn0erretning ON Slt=
iinoers ~forfpr0eGige Silitono pg
N6Open0igbaOen al aere Misiione-
rer. 9a &al0et fom ON at Ienoe Ell
til at biGlpa @oitor So6n Snglis
9fD S%ebriOerne, til6oo Huton fig.
NGIten olle bans @enner fraraa6eoe
bonn at reiie, og for en- Sio tpiplebe
hn1 paa, bporpiot ban pirfeliq no=
fprte @uos @iIie eIer Blot lit eget
Enife. @}en / bans 5umpittigbeo
l6O Oet fraftigere og fraftigere bber
Dag: ~SOerloo oae oisie SsGger til
Seilts, bin Serre, iom iagoe: @aa
uo / al SerOen og forfpn6 goange-
liet for al Sfabningen; og: sc, ieg
er meo eoer o1e Gage inotil Ser
bens @n6el" elsie Orb lbs IteoIe
/ bans 9ren pg bleb ti[fioit bans
0r0re til at mar6ere ito.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-17
81 m n.

Np @ebriOerne er en- @ruppe, Ser
beitoor Of 30 Ger o. Giqqer 1900
Mil norooIt for a%uItroIien. @rltp-
pen bar omtrent II Fniino ynobpo-
gere. 9en 5. @obember 1858 Io11
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-17

bep9ger Dem til at g6re bette, ioa
fan pi ogiaa goOt tiene barn."
On &pblipaon, iom taller.
SEQ Gptagelien al ArbeiOet paa
Inipa mlaatte ct MT Sprog metres.
Gn Dag inOtraf ct interesiont Gil
fGl0e. MfeOens Scr. Yoton orbei=
oeDe paa lit SuS, mangleOe ban
nOgle Spm og GGrftei. @an tog
laa Ell Spolipaan og ifrep oerpao
npgle Orb og ba0 Ell gammel 9pp-
0rng peo Napn Nfamofl1 ON at
bringe BET til W1rs. Yoton, iom piloe
lenOe oct, iom mangleoe. r0len
hbaO bill 0u babe?" Ipurgte bon
%forunOret. ga ban loa blep for
talt, at Sliien piI0e forteQe 6enOe,
bDaO Der mongleOe, blep ban fife
Ioo liot preO, men Goo Jig BOG oper-
tGle til at gan.
&ppOingen bleo o~perroifet, ga
airs. &nton iaa pao @gp(Ipaanen
% 0erpoo bente0e Set mQnglen0e.
@on 6rugte mes iig Grafliien %
gior0e Segn til 6orfloring.
s SoH1aiproget Gpite Taton Or
oene pao @60Gipoonen % fortolte
Sam, at poo iomme @}au0e talte
&l10 til oS gennem i'm 500, og at,
noar bon lGrte at Gpie, pi(0e ban
66re @u0 tale til bom qenltem So
Gems @lo0e. st b~rpn0en0e TnIfe
poagne0e 6os @pp0tngen ON at Ie
0lt05 Gr0 trpft / bans eget Sprog.
@r6n0gropning.
~@raplltngen al EN- 8rpno", flyer
Baton gap 9p0sItp0et til @eoen=
itobet poa Gen &egn fra neOenaf
par noget uDart. Oct eneite fri1fe
&onO, Be fenOte til, bar 9legn, og
loi5 @uO gnp set til ymtsii" @aton,
0H mQQtte ban rple 1tGrre en0 mo-
gen al OereS 0u0er. @aton begDnO=
te at graDe, % en- 9lften iag0e ban til
Den gomle SopOing: Seq tror, @u0
I'll gipe % GunO al 8r9noen / Mor=
gen" @ertil iogOe @p%p0ingen:
r9}et MIST oil bill al0rig ie &egn
fomme op fra Soroen. 81 penter,
at bpts Ou noor &ano, ioo Ier pi
zig faloe ne0 / Seen, bpor Saiene
pil eoe Big. Oct bill bore gnoen."
Men &ntnn inareoe4~&nm igen
/ Worgen."
SiOlig nel tie Worgen gift ban ne0
/ Srsnoen og grop ct minbre Sui
lpgle SOB ne6. g>alloet BRUTE frem,
r1 bep9get lmagte Ban paa Set. SO,
oct bar friift @ano lepenGe Gun0
ira Sebopas @reno. Seo6inger1e
meO oeres g'tGno ito6 openpaa oeo
NlCn0en Hrt I ~ Nh M fnIHtp
pcc. 0er1, at s. Iiu.he fonme 70 Ie
lun &egn, icM %>1rholia, @uo, Gnp-
SC gipet Dem 5enna'r 8%rpnoen. Sc
ioa pna BET, men bar bonge for at
rere peo set. Siliibit imogte en- CANT
mel Sppoing pao Set, brof noget af
set og rao6te: uGegn, &egnl Sa,
&egn e oetl Men bporoon fit ou
0et?"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-17
9En Ar11et1.
Sill 9anmarf,

III SuHWnrI-
Sort 6p0elanO
QteO aabne Stran0,
@teo tuiinO S~eltegrope,
Deb itprmfltlo 8oar
Dg ODbe Saar,
UteO Stag paa fierne 9upe
Bort gamle Stem
DEB 8glge6r9m
Gm &littens poe Banter,
MeO frugt6ar Serb
Me0 MinoetS Orb
Og 6remti6s Itore Eanfer
81 elifer Big,
Dm en0Dor Sci
8oor fern tfra bine Sl1nOe,
&oo 5Ietten ber,
S 0oIen Ser,
5 SD0ens @almelltnoe.
@tf ems Dor 6lugt
6ro 9nIt % @ugt
0enoper opbe &anoe,
Oct er Dor 2pit
&ao 9unmorf5 &pIt
gn0nn en- Sang at lanoe.
8 ung0oms @oor,
5 Mon00oms N(or
&i fan sig alorig glemme.
s ii0Ite Gtlrn6
81 fen0er frn
Din elifte Mfo6eritemme.
g. Beteren II.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-17

'oeOe @tr. og @}rs. @oton pua Soma,
en- fnloltGnOig beoenIf @.
6olfet bar nggue &~annibaler. 0e
laoOe ingen @pger, life Ell @ons
Strlftlprog; 0e boeoe / @ptter pua
pe1 melt npgterne Wfuaoe 11oen Spor
al SefpemmeligbeOer. W}nnoene BE-
ltllte intet npttigt; tbi &pinoerne
g1orOe alt IrbejOet. Dog bolOt ga
tom Dem / Sirflombe0 nleo at lore
Sr1g moo bperanore. Sloqes aior=
De De belle Chen. 9eres 9s0e be-
200 al 6rngt, og Deres BLENDERS
rSoe Segener. 9ereS &eligion re-
~pr9lentere0e 0en lope1t tie Sorm al
6rpgt. 9e bapoe taQoIe Afquoer
og ttlbaO npiten alt m1ligt. Dc
remote intet til en- &p~rlig6e0ens
I@uo og t%ilifrep enbper SpgOom Ell,
I8uos Gre0e e0er enoog SefI ert.
}Saaoon bar bet 6oIf, for 6pem GSobn
49, Eatpn lfulOe prGoife GuunQeliet.
IS
'& dfOns 0enporoig9eOer
% 9eltemoD.
Sre @toaneoer efter oere5 4n-
fomit til Ganla ogOe 8atons SUI
Itru. Alene meO i'm trofoIte Anie-
iDrelaes Serer f9mpeOe ban moo
6eber pg De inOfpOtes 6orreOOeri.
De bar belluttet paa at 0rebe 6am;
lHen GuO forbinOre0e bet. @n 0uq
iprang en- W1an0 inoO bam meo eli
Afse. Gn an0en @ang pQaglleOe
gu1 og fanot @uiet onrringet al
@tqnO, Der ptloe 0rube BAN. Wti0t
uH0er oisie baorOe @rgDelier brugte
Spftet: uSe, jeg ct nleO eOer ale
Gage in0ttl &erOens @noe" bans
@Ierte ito0ig Grpit og Strait.
5 tire Aor itra6eOe Yaton uae0 at
pinoe Samaerne for &riituS. Sra
2an0sbD til 9un0SbD %panOreoe ban
% preoife0e @uOs OrO. San goeOe
5noflpoelie oper maltge al Sc ino-
fpOte;; men @taioritetenS uguoelige
Spfpriel moOarbejOeOe &riltenoom-
men, iaa at @aOet til ben rDe 9e-
itaOig formereOes. gnoelig
blep Stiuingen iao fo%rtpiplet at BET
gtpo og neppe lpffeOes @aton
bans trofaite Sproglerer at
oerfra meO 2ipet.
6rugterne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-17

Ru ll9e, u ulsle lre Adr paa
ga1t1u er perre END bortfaItet. @Qi-
sepeI ifriber Saton ielp ON &eiulta=
tet i~aaleoes: SEQ Oen ferlige CUBS
@oDbeO bar ieg facet lepe at lie og
b6fe ON en- epangeliif Strife paa
Sdma og at leie, at mine fere Meo-
mfslion9rer, Scr. og Mrs. @att,
bar forrettet BEN 9eQige Naoper ne0
en- Ntenigbeo al Somafolf pao Sc
lelpiamme Steoer og blanot set
lomme Solf, bpor Green's og Saa=
bets Se0 blep plantet fife blot n1e0
Saarer, men meo Saarer al BLOB"
gn al De ompenote paa Cana er
Saomi fra 2enafel. San bar for
fen Ell npgen Seeming, Der lepeoe
mi0t / &annibalisme, Sefseri og
Spertro. g2u er ban en- %alporliq
&riiten, Ell at WfenigbeOens 9l0Ite
I Senafel. Spr par ban nGl It efter
SpOoingen BEN fornemlte &riger /
lin Stamme. gd1 l9ger ban at lGtte
Ell Stopper for &rigene, iom Itooig
finbar Steo blonot Stammerne /
ZEN peitlige Del al Zen. @angen
Sang bar ban peret @pgIer / 10
fale Spiitigbeoer, % uo al &rig %
glo0suogpOelie bar ban brogt Sre0.
Sra lin Nmpen0elie al blep ban
Misiion9rens bpire Saono / 2ena=
fel, og ban bar giort meget for at
40 @nangeliet brogt til Solf oper
6elc zen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-17
SObn q. 4SatOn, IpOitel til
ND=@c6rioerne.

(Operlut ira n1be @at6worO"
peO 81. u. q. for n2utbr.")
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-17

% East 23rd Street. New York City.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-17
st 0nit frn @nN.

MI Sobon q. SeGnes.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-11
WORK OF DESERT
INDIANS PRAISED
BY AN EMPL0 OYER
General Manager of California DeveI-
opment Company Says Red
Men Are First Class
Laborers

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, March 10-Proof
that poor Lo'' is not the lazy man
he is at times represented to be is
furnished in letter from H. 7. Corey,
general manager of the California De-
velopment company of Calexico, CAL,
to Charles II. Dagenett, supervisor OF
Indian employment at Albuquerque, N.
M. The letter has just been received
at the bureau of Indian affairs.
Mr. Corey gives his experience with
Indian labor in the work of diversion
of the Colorado river into Salton sink,
which resulted in the formation of the
Salton sea and also with the attempts
to close the break in the banks of the
river and again divert it's entire flow
down it's other channel to the gulf OF
California.
In this work 500 Indians, consisting
of Yuma, Digeno, Cocopah. Maricopa,
Pima and Papago tribes, were en-
ployed. In speaking of the efficiency
of the Indian laborers Mr.. Corey says
"This Indian labor was in the high
est degree satisfactory to us--in fact
| am certain the work could not have
been carried to a successful conclusion
without it.
"These tribes particularly are thor
oughly acclimated to the desert and to
hot, long summers, and seemingly work
with no discomfort at 120 degrees in
the shade. We found them timid, but
very willing to do their best. With
foremen who understood their char
acter they are the most efficient labor
ers obtainable in this region"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-11

criminal insane. After a talk with his
client Mr.. Peabody returned to the city
late today, and by appointment met
Daniel O'Reilly, one of Thaw's former
attorneys, who is now counsel for Eve
lyn Thaw. The conference extended
well into the evening, and at the con-
clusion Mr.. Bartlett said:
Papers will be served on Mr.. O'Reil-
ly tomorrow by me as counsel for
Evelyn Thaw in annullment of the
marriage, on the ground that at the
time of the marriage, April 4. 1905,
Harry Thaw was insane and did not
know what he was doing.
This action has been thought of for
some time. 1t will be tried. in New
York county. AS yet no mention has
been made of any settlement in favor
of Evelyn. If after the annullment
proceedings are through and they are
in favor of the plaintiff, some action
might be taken for the recovery of at
torney fees and alin1ony''
Mr.. Peabody, who had heard Mr..
O'Reilly's remarks, said: To-day I vis-
tied Harry Thaw at Matteawan and
told him the intention of his wife. He
is willing to defend the suit"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-11
ORCHARD is
GUILTY; MAY
BE HANGED
MURDERER OF STEUNENBERG
CHANGES PLEA
Appears in Court at Caldwell, Idaho,
and Admits Assassination of
the Former Gov
ernor

BY Associated Press.
CALDWELL, Idaho, March 10.-Harry
Orchard this morning, before Judge
Fremont Wood In the district court.
was allowed to withdraw his former
plea of not guilty entered at his first
arraignment by order of the court
when he stood mute and entered an
other plea of guilty to the charge of
murder in the first degree. as charged
in the indictment. Judge Wood will
sentence Orchard March Is.
Orchard pleaded guilty to having
killed former Governor Steunenberg by
the explosion of a dynamite bomb at
the side gate of his residence here early
on the evening of December 30 1905
He was arrested for the crime January
O. and in February confessed that ne
was hired to kill Steanenberg by VIII
liam d Haywood, secretary; Charles
III. Meyer, president. and George A Pet
tibone, honorary member of the West
ern Federation of Miners.
Haywood and Pettibone were then
tried in Boise and set free. The case
against Meyer was dismissed.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-11
4 NEGROES
ARE YNCHED
BY A MOB
OFFICER OVERPOWERED, HIS
PRISONERS HANGED
Enrased by Incendiary Fires, Thirty
Men Seize suspects-They Con-
fess and Are Left Dangling
from Trees
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
MOBILE, Ala, March 10,--Dave Poe,
Tom Ranston and two Jenkins brothers,
all negroes, were lynched at Van
Cleave, Miss, twenty miles north Of
Biloxi, by mob of thirty men at 8
o'clock last night.
The men were in the custody of
Deputy Sheriff Evans of Jackson
county, en- route to Jail, when the mob
overlook them.
A series of incendiary fires of ware
houses causing losses in charcoal, food
stuffs and other supplies incensed the
people of the vicinity. The four men
confessed their guilt when the mob took
them from the deputy and all four were
hanged to limbs of trees by the side of
the road, where their bodies were found
this morning.
The immediate cause of the lynching
was the burning of the warehouse OF
Sam Byrd last Friday night, when the
ilcendiarists attempted to waylay and
rob Byrd, who conducts store near
Van Cleave.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-11
INSANE SWEDE FIRES SHOTS
AT KING HAAkoN'S CASTLE
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
CHRISTIANA. March 10.-A Swede.
apparently insane, fusilladed the royal
castle here with rifle at noon today.
He fired altogether a dozen bullets,
several of which crashed through the
windows and embedded themselves in
the interior walls of the castle. The
man was promptly seized by the police
and disarmed. At the police station
he declared that it was his intention to
kill King Haal1on. He still had forty
or fifty cartridges in his pockets.
King Haalion and Queen Maud were
absent from the castle
The name of the Swede is Johannes
Gren. He has lived here several years
and followed the trade of a black
smith. His grievance appears to be
that King Haakon received too large
a salary of the public funds and to
the police he declared the king had no
right to be in this country 1t is said
Gren spent several years in an asylum
in Denmark.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-11
SUMMARY OF THE News
FORECAST

For Los Angeles and vicinity:
Fair Wednesday,; light southwest
winds. Maximum temperature yes
terday, 81 degrees; minimum, A
degrees.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-11
MRS. TIA w
BEGINS SUIT
FORDIVORCE
CHORUS GIRL SAYS WHITES
SLAYER Is INSANE
elimination, Long Expected, Is An-
nounced by Attorneys for Both
Sdes--Husband May Con-
test Action
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 10.-Evelyn Nes-
bit Thaw tomorrow will institute pro-
ceedings for the annulment of her mar
riage to Harry X. Thaw The action
will be based on the allegation that the
defendant was insane when the union
was contracted. Thaw purposes to de-
fend the suit.
The papers in the case will be served
some time tomorrow, and an early trial
is expected
In the meantime the two, by mutual
agreement, will remain apart.
In official statements by counsel for
both parties tonight, who confirmed
the long suspected elimination in the
welded lives of Stanford Whites slayer
and the woman whose story in his de-
fense brought her an unhappy notoriety
as wide as the reading world
For weeks it had been gosSiped that
a divorce was imminent, and even dur
in; Thaw's last trial, throughout which
his wife stood gamely by him. it was
generally believed that whatever the
outcome for the prisoner the two
would never again live together. These
reports We're frequently based on ru-
mored opposition to the young woman
on the part of the Thaw family
In statements tonight however. her
counsel denied that Mrs. William Thaw
Harry's mother. had taken any part in
the proposed separation.
During the day Col Franklin Bart
lett. counsel for the older Mrs. Thaw
made a statement, in which he said
there was no truth in the reports that
detectives employed by Mrs. William
Thaw had had her daughter in-law
under surveillance for months.
Col. Bartlett said: The matter is
chaotic. There is every disposition on
the part of my clients to be absolutely
fair and Just toward Evelyn Thaw and
to make liberal provision for her sup
port, and even more than that.
Thaw Sought Reconciliation
Harry X. Thaw has sought a recon-
ciliation and has not desired that his
wife should leave him. but she desires
a permanent severance of the marital
relations
Soon after Col. Bartletts Interview
became public A. Russell Peabody, per-
sonal counsel to Thaw, left for Mattea-
wan. where since his last trial Thaw
has been confined in the asylum for the
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-11
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE
ARRANGES FOR CONVENTION
BY Associated Press.

CHICAGO, March 10.--Members OF
the Democratic national committee
having in charge the arrangements for
the national convention at Denver met
here today to consider details in con-
nection with the practical work of
holding the convention.
Thomas Taggart. chairman of the
national committee, said:
1T is my opinion that the conven-
tion will meet among the most pleasant
surroundings Of any national conven-
tion ever held in this country. The hall
provided by the citizens of Denver is
a model of comfort. 1t is splendidly
lighted. ventilated and its properties
and appliances are of the best.
1--WE have an agreement with the
hotel men of Denver that the rates will
lot be raised above the ordinary
charges.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-11
offers s12,ooo,ooo for Concession

BY Associated Pfess.
VALPARAISO. March 10.--It was
learned today that negotiations have
not vet been completed for the pur-
chase of the Port Coloso railway and
nitrate fields as we'll as nitrate fields
in Tarapaca and Antofagasta by an
Anglo American syndicate. The syn
dicates offer of $12OOOOOO for the
property it was said is under consid-
eratiOn
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-11
COAST

Eugene Schmitz. ex-mayor of San
Francisco, released ON $325,000 bail fol-
lowing decision of supreme court that
his conviction on eXtortion charge was
illegal.
Cruiser Albany arrives at San Diego
bringing details of phenomenal target
record made at Magdalena bay.
Langdon and Heney, bribery graft
prosecutors. file affidavits denying Abe
Ruef's charges that they broke the i'm
munity contract
Nurses in San Francisco almshouse
save aged patients from death IN nre
which destroys the buildings.
High official of Southern Pacific ad-
mits rebates were paid to favored
shippers.