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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-08
u1eGeu

Cpnaact Suerensfpmf mellem
Sanmarf % Sranfrig. Eli v&it5aus
8ureot" er inol6bet fplgenoe Sele-
gram fra Yaris:
9e 6orbunolinger, iom ben oanIfe
Staggering / lgngere SID bar fort
meO BEN franife ON Soldering al
6anif Ger0ipapirer paa 8grIen /
9aris og ON 8eifatningen at @ine
og Spirittoia, er afilutteoe og bar
&opens rette Spretboloel Ie.
Oct officipie o8erlingife Sioen0e"
tror at funne befrefte, at Sen / oper=
Itdaenoe Telegram brogte Meo0e-
leIie bar fin &igtigbeo, og at set
Iooleoes ter f~orperttes, at Sroningen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-08
SnociprrrcDc / en- SGloer. Tor

COI-
leoen bar / luxembourg en- operoro-
net BoitfunftionGr og S%elegrof6u=
BET pod Sp0dgelie | S~elegrafppie-
nets Decentralization UNDER GoItbu-
-5pf4auiEa.saes 4r5eet ssS4tcn %
mebens non itoO 0g biloe gipe ben
liOt mere @lioebeD9gelie, gift 9eren
l. og bet bar fife muligt at fda 9aa=
len op igen. Ser Jas nit Sc 10 for
Sorbin0eliesbe Tenet iaa oigtige SAT-
torer / SO og StiIbeb, meoens 2ipet
gtf lin rd1tl6ie Gang oper Sopeosrne
poa Dem. -Seloigpis fom Ser efter
Galpanoen Simes Sprlpb ct Sele-
gram til Seiorgelie, og ltnoer Sen
ioGrtIatte G~fterforifning efter SeGe=
grofbllOet nnoe0e man pgiao til Sci
Geren, % Sreliens Sime ilog, set
pil iige, man moatte ferIt / 8pen ef=
ter EN- Wefonifus for AT fad 0oren
uo6net.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-08
Mf iQnitrcret &pnperiatiunslefii=

fpn bar $. Sagerups gogbonoel /
&obenbapn u0ienOt @Gfta % 26.
@pert @efte foiter 80 gre.
Sefterne omfatter artiflerne &C.
repis-GoOsiemufer % leoioges al
Glun6erne romerif 8pqningsfunIt,
aotiif SpgningsflrnIt, 8ogtrpfmoIfi-
ner, 8ur6oltfs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ng Chicago. Gesl1oen mOebolber
@efterne 9lrtifler ON s. 6. GriIten-
fem Gemencealt Georges, S. Giant
berloin, Columbus, 6. Gom6es,
Gorte5, 8. g, Ia Gour, Saul IA
Gour og flere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-08
Gn Notwithstanding.

Gn sGgtcifabsitatiitif. Sra Sta
tiitiif Sureo1" / &66enbapn foreIig=
ger ct mt SobelpGrf, iom b%ebon6ler
9Ggteifdber, 66OsGer og 0posfolb /
Gdnmarf / 6emuaret 1901-05.
Ser bGb / Sc fem Ior in0gadet
S9,877 Sggtelfober e1ar gennem-
initlig 1875 ON Iaret. Sdmtioig
hGeb Ser oorlig ppleit 1t,9tS 9ggte=
ifober, bboraf 6,571 peo Mdnoens
-9po, 1871 peb @rftrllens SOB og
iea gft[sAaisie.
Observation-Disclosures er it6rIt
/ Sobebitaoen, minbit / 8rooinsbp-
erne. SmibGertio nraa set erii16res,
at @ntaaet at i1%10gaoe0e 9ggteifaber
ielofdlgelig pddbirfes itprft al gp-
foGfninaens NG0ersforoeling. Gou-
le6es er set rimeltgt, at Sen itore
Observation-Disclosures / 6obeoitd6en
/ nogen @rab bpnger idmmen mes,
at N1oersflas1erne 20-40 Mar FER
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-08
Gn itarf T"eFdlosioIDe lgn
6orfattertpOen for ben imliffe q
log, og 0erefter faar
6olfetin M
Or. sc

SrOet. San begpnoar meo at err
fl9re, at 9arlmarf npoer Sen tpipl=
lpmme 9@re at pere set eneite 2dno,
bpor 6oripursiagen er en- politilf
Ydrtiidg. &ar III Od fife GaaO til
at prOne Sen Sag? bill en- fremmeo
ipprge. 50, bort 2arto er ct at Be
rigeite. ST Ri 0d ct ioa lapt Solf,
at ri fife agter Dor SelbItenOtgbeO
for noget? Sparet Der mac pei
ppre ct enltemmigt Nei men Dor
&ultur ifal if9rme os. Sg ga n1an
paaltaar, at BET ct De inteQigentelte,
Der flyer iaoleOes, bill Fan tenfe:
Oct itoor ldpt til meo bette Soils
Sntelligens. Men set er fife rig
tigt, set er fife Wangel pao Srttel=
liqens, men Sperfultipering og ipge=
Zig &eionneren, Set er gait me0. @i
trGnger til me, friife ipruolenOe
2ibsfiloer, pg BET er en- iaaodn, pi
bar facet / &pinoernes SorIpars-
bepegeIie. (SgrD Oct er pua cen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-08

CT longt itGrfere reprGlentereoe END
I Den pprige Del al &d1lOet.
@poO 9lloeren al1gaar, ga ies Sci,
at WtGl1o, Der glitter Jig fpr %
Idrs=9lloeren, faar 9uitruer, bpl5
genmemlnitlige 4l0er er 23-24
Ilr; MG1tO imelem % og 80 Adr
faar @ultrner, bpis @ennemlnitSal-
ser er goot % 9lar; WenO / 30
35-4Qars-4lOeren glitter Jig meo
&pinOer, bpis @enneminitsalOer er
noget oper q Aar og lud frembeles:
for 6per 5 4ar, 8ruOgonmene rpf-
fer frem / 9ll0er, forsges Be tilipa-
rel1Oe SrltDes 8eHtemInitsdlOer
finn meO % Nlar. NlOers lfel=
len mellem 8ru0gom og Sruo Ell
dltIda gennemgdaenOe 0e5 ltprre, 10
plore Wall0cn er peo g@gtel ta6et5
S%$10gddel1e n1e0e11s SrltOgo.l1llle |
Spperne fnar @uitrlter, Ser ct /
Iamme 9lloer eQer fun ct @dr Iar
rngre enO Sc ielp, er 9uitruerne til
Be MGno, Ser glitter Jig / SalptreO-
ierne, genneminitlig oper en- bulp
Snes 9lar pngre ems MGn0ene.
9(ntoqet al ~borgerlige 9@gtaifaber
er pofiet fra 391 / 1901 til $40 /
1905, 5. b. i. ira % til 4,6 pGt.
al ion1tlige Sggtelfdber. De berger
lige 9ggteifa6er forOeler Jig meO
1915 psf. / @opeoita0en, 2,3 psf.
/ @ropil1sbperne og 90 psf. puo
2anoet.
Me0 @enipn til glarstioerne pp-
lpies BET, at meoens Ser fun blep
inOgudet 1929 9Ggteifo6er / Sa-
rltur W}aoneb | a1e fem Ior, blep
ser inogaaet 1925 / Moi og etoog
1885 / Nopember. 9ette bpnger
gonife notllrligt idmmen meb Sfif-
tetiOerne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-08
SnScbrGnbt, Sra Neien me0Dc

Jn0cbrGnOt. SRA @eien meOOc-
les SfGrtorSOu9: 3. Gberfiloien4
Gienoom / @erIt 5fop err / Scat ne0-
brGnOt- Gjerens ~ipttenanrige SIR
inOebrGnote. Giercn iclo 6lep id
liGrft forbrpnOt, at ban muutte ino-
IGgges poo Spqebuiet / &oloing,
Gpor fan fort efter afgif peo 0oOen.
Ger inoebrrnote 3 @e1te, nogle
&reatltrer % Spin.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-08
Gpfprclicn nf rGalabs6utcQct"

Ssbenbapn onies MI for iifret, efter
AT @ripot6anfens Grioritet poo
100000 &r. er blepen opertogen al
er l%lbefen0t, Ser iiges at pere en- al
Gireftar AnOers Seniens gomle
%enner, iom er penOt biem ira 5po-
cfrifa. &c for7feuige @Iaoe ipnes
fife at toge benne 9[ngipeIie beGt
fog1tupelig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-08
Gen oamife llnDernanSs6noS. 81

Oanlfe @tarineminiiteriltm bar for-
leoen afiIuttet aortraft en- 9eperin-
Gen al en- llnOeruanOsbooo meo Set
i%tolienife %Grft Siat ian Georgia
/ Spe55io genrem 6irmaet sopbus
@~erenoien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-08
Spief Midlaeliem,

5Oief Miduelicn, ION bar uno-
farget Sanfen ON n@erOenspoItfor-
%eningen", er Ben 10, NlpriG ufgooet
res 9eOen. S Ben Anle0ning fri
reg fra &6benbapn:
Den MI dfoG0e ti6li9ere 8oitme
fter Soief Mi6oelien bar en- bbgtig
oq intelligent @m6eosmon6, ION
req mere enb een 2eiliebso bar baft
81 ssIi4 enSfepoelie pao Gam;
rvTun0s.P
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-08

turrg ! Sal1en % bet mInter-
lte al Eret. 3uftpasiaoen
b.insr lllffet peo fatarr6alIfe
NnGtntnger, itoppenbe Qftio=
zen of be bibrerenoe 8en.
Snotil bette 8nnofalo er
bDrttlernct. er Selbreoelie
nmultg. Set inbre Ore fan
life macs peb unoerToqelIe
elIer Sprpitnin9. beraf uoue-
li9beoen bps GpecialtIierne
til altio at brtn9e Si9lp. @t
Der er en- nibenifabelig Sel=
breoelieSmaabe for be fls1te
G~fIftelier al Spnbeb % Ga=
tarrb. er flarli9 beGiIt bner
Sag peb @rugen al ~ tina.
9ampItremmen, frembrngt /
,Nctina", pas1erer oIen=
mem be euitafiife Gsr tnb i
MftoterDret, bprtfjerner be
6oritoppelier,
mar ben gaar giennem gre=
1nrpup M hpfripr Rpupne
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-08

(9antmeren, ambplten as sti9bsilen) bet inbre GRE,
taa De er iItanb ill at ppfange ielp ben Tinbite 2nb.
ractina" bar iieloen feilet at bel5rebe rin9enoe 9pe i
Sopebet. gi bar fienbt Splf, elaeebe meb bliss
Spnptomer for Aar. at bore fulbft9nbiq btlbreoeoe
no fun foa Tigers 8rug at bennp f~torarteoe Gpftns
belle. ,,@ctina' bel6reoer pgIaa Ga grippe, aitbr1a,
Sron4itis, baarlig 5als, page Suuger 6ortlplelie
os 9opebpiue, pg ole andre 9nagbeber, Der ere otrette
eller tnotrefte erunbebe paa 9atarr9. ,actino" fen.
BEG %purtDfrit poa BrSpe. Sfrto til os angaaenbe
2eres SDgbpnt. Bort &aao er frit. ia bel iDm en-
p%9rbifulo Bog 9rof. @ilion'S Treatise on
Disease. @bresfe: AETNA Appliance Co.,
Dept. 258 c, 81 Walnut St., Kansas City,
Mo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-08
Stprt 1tma6um smpbe. @rfltt Sim

Sturt 1tngbpms mbbc. &riIti SIM
melfartsoeq Sen %. W1di afbol6er,
iflg. uWm.", &ol6ing=&reoien al
r9dnmorfs friitelige ltngoomsfor,
eninger" lit f6r1te it6rre CONNER
meoe / @ar / Sre6erifsbsi arobope
res 8renIen Noro for &riitians-
felt. glan6t on6re taller Sc. S. II.
Wt.'s" @eneraliefretpr, Gaitor SIRE
berifien fra Marbus.
Ga set er en- SeGigoag, 6liper
rer aftiod en- goo 2eiliebeo for ling
Gommen 5po for &renier al
,hemprfer sMm paGeIl
ltngoomsbepegelie, Ser / Oanmarf
far arbeibet til flor geIfignelie.
Serlig bill biit manga al ySnorc
Misiion"s utlge Sen Sag 0rdge til
Sreoerifsb9i.
Sfippcr Glement pg Senrif Sage
len S6i'foleforIton6er @inumien
al @G(1tm ifriper / n@olborg Mmts=
tibenbe" / InIebning AT en- Spfor=
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-08
EF0 for aItid helbredet we'd
u Or KIine's store
EIV hERVE-GEN0PBYGGER

Konsutation, personlig e1ler pr.
Post, Behandling og 81 ProvefIaske
frit. Stedsevarende Kur, like blot
mid1ertidigt, for nerves Odelegge1se,
Epilepsi, Krampe, St. Vets Dams, Afkref-
teIse, Udmattelse. Grundlagt 1871. DIR
- r. H. KLINE, Id, o31 Arch St., PHILA-
DELPHIA.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-08

al 0e oeri berorte SorboIo CT 6roat
til en- beIoig Afllltning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-08
og KatalIh
8ehanolet meo 6elo peo
,,2lottna''.

. 5enoqnitti 9rp1ent al ale Silf9Ibe al 0pobeb
broqt I'll nor &n1Oifab. er MeiuItntet Of frnnrff ~.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-08
Canifc SuinOcrs 6uriuursfOreuing.

v0unifc apinners 6oripar&for.
clling" bolot SreOug ben 10. 9lpril
lit a1rlige NeprGl ento1tifabsmpOe
% oerGfter ct tort MgOe ON Sor-
iuorsIogen / Soo 6ellompaIuctS
Ifore Gal / &pbenbdpn.
Slu0et o9pbenbapn" refcrerer:
nNQereoe fer WpOets Nu6ning
81. s par Sen itore Sal fplot iii iiDIte
&ll0s. @lunot Sc tiliteoepGrenoe
loos blanot anOet @eneralerne Mielt-
menlbltis % Ntoolen, &ontreaDmi-
raj 3addrioe % 2anOstingsmano
@olger Eeterien.
Gnnif llng0omsforbun0 blpOe
lmDtfet Sulen meO line Saner. Sac
Sribllnen bupoe 8eItprelien toget
&ln0s % bag Den ct Mulifforps,
Der inoleoeOe Mipoet me0 Song SIRE
Derif ben Sttenoes @onnprmard).
N1refter lang malt en- al O6erit=
Ipjttant Sbolbit3er ifrepet Sang til
6oraningen, JON mootoges meo
it9rft 9ifalo.
Sod be1teg Sprma1Den.
6ru 6urIotte Norrie,
Saleritolen, bpo Soridmlingen bel
mpOt igen. og aflagoe 8eretntng.
Spreningen, Der peo WfpOet / SIor
bopoe 10000 Wfeolemmer, Itdar iii
meO 10000 Gterft gifalO), men
ri ifal 10 lallgt l9ngere frem enOnu.
81 bur ltOlen0t $4,000 2ope, 49,
EQ0O Opraab, $4,000 Smaalfrifter
% ca. $500 itprre % min0re 8ie=
Ger. @n0elig bar ri bol0t oper $50
W}pOer % uOgipet Ell Sdngbog. SRI
9iorrte fortGQer 0erefter Ell G9ffe
Smnaoplepelier TIA fine W1p0er, og
nlarer ilutteltg / parme Orb til at
orbajoe for at naa Ell inarlig og til
freOs lti4enOe 26sntng al 6orIpar5-
iagen, Ser ct ensbetpOenOe neo
Spergsnlaulet ON 2ip og 800 for
Ganmarf. 9anmorf Gepel (@urra).
6rrlens Gale bilies meo f~raftiqt
| 9ifalo, @ Oa set er Osat fen, treoer
Gru Nico1ine @irfegaarb
frem % reciterer en- ielpifrepen 8ro-
log, Der / pelflingenOe Slim minoer
mi Dor Hligt moo 9ul1oet, MOI
Sproget, moo pore Minbar og moo
bore 8r9Ore % S6ftre Spo fr
! S5ngedaeH.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-08

Set bur Senrif Sogeien,
ban DGrgeo Jig fulo pei:
enO ltOen ban bar il1nfen / &np.
iDD Mano log ban ibjel."
Nu er BET pei ianot, at 6ienoero5
hlinfer, men @enneros 6infer, %
Selpros %itinfer; men set CT 10 fn1l
BANS Sopperbeo / Stoget, Giien be-
r6mmer. Ser nGbnes intet ON Sen
Sag, ban fGmpeOe for, eQer bpoo
ran ofreoe for set unoertrDffe Soft.
Get er fin liOt, hi pao ON bam; men
ret, Der bioes, CT nof til, at SEtten
al Spnber, bpiS Sen og Tprer ban
rar, fife bill bploe Jig ti(bage, naQr
BET gGloer ON at faloe bans Min0e
til 2ipe for BEN mtlepenbe SlGqt.
Mltl du, lfal ri bape ct WinoesmGrfe
| Iul6orq, lao BET iao omfatte begge
Sc to gepe 8onOeferere / Sc ipunone
Sioer, eaer lao Sem Fao hber fit, BOG
loo ner hinunOen, iom oe TO Menb
rasz irn nRha
beres Sfebne / 2ib og 500.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-08

bring til at reiie ct Min0esmprfe
for slipper Clement, Sen tapre
6olteforer pg 6GOrelanDspen:
SogneprGIt @altor Nlerunoer
Gosmuslen bar / n9luI6org Mmts=
tioenOe" toget parmt til Sroe fpr
at rejie clipper Clement ct MinOese
nGrfe | Iul6org. 9ette 6ur min
fltloe SDmpati, og jeg penter fife, at
Sunfen pil fomme til at manQle Si(=
%ilutning blarOt Noroipqonos @sn=
Ter pdo 6egge SiOer al 2imfior0en.
Wfen er BET iunot, og set fan BEL
life nGgtes, at Dor SID, iom @uitor
&asmlslen l%friper, letter en- Stolt-
Ge0 | at bG0re Sc ne0trdo0te oo &C.
icire0e, lda er Ser Ell anoen GSor-
temper for @onbens Het o. Se(p=
ItGn0igbe0 / De fremfarnc Sage, Ser
bsr nGpnes | iun1me AonoeOrpt ION
5fipper Clement, % set er NoclS-
manOen @enrif Sugeien, Ser blln-
rreOe Ior tioligere / Spioien for
Genoelboerne fGmpeOe 6G0erfulot,
men llOen Selo peO Sorgens6jerg i
@anberreo ben 6. Sunni t44t og 6
Gage efter bGep benrettet i 9(a(borq.
Senrif Sogeien bur, ioo biot ieg
peo, alorig faaet or1Oen Saf for tit
Goao ems Sen @GOer, bans Moo-
itonoere p0e0e bam / @iien, bpori
Get 6eooer:
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-09-17
NATURES LITTLE SHIP.

a Curious JelIyfish Endowed With a
Movable Sail. 4
While man makes the largest ocean
vessels, nature makes the smallest.
This is a species Of jellyish, found only
in tropical seas, which has a sail.
The part Of the fish under the water
looks like a mass Of tangled threads,
while the sail is a tough membrane,
shaped like a shell and measuring quite
five inches and sometimes more across.
The fish can raise or lower this sail at
will.
Wise sailors let this curiosity of ma
ture alone, for each Of the threads
composing it's body has the power of
singing, the results of which are very
painful and often dangerous. This
power defends It from porpoises, alba.
trosses and other natural enemies.
It has no other means of locomotlon
than its sail. and when seen skim
ming bravely along the surface of the
water It looks more like a child's toy
boat than q living creature out In
search Of food.-London Saturday Re-
view.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-09-17
NORTH DAKOTA news.
Inspect Shipments.

ss nSpeC SnlPmentS.
Grand Forks.-State's Attorney J.
B. Wineman is engaged in the prepara-
ton Of a bill to be introduced in the
state legislature next winter, which,
If enacted, will create CONSERVATION
among those engaged in the illegal
sale of liquor in North Dakota. The
law will provide for the inspection OF
all liquor shipped into the state. 1t
will be along the line of the state oil
inspection law now in force in North
Dakota. The provisions of the law
will require that the liquor shall have
certain standards of purity before it
can be sold. Inspectors will be sta
toned at each port Of entry and will
stop all consignments that fail to
meet the requirements. A provision
will be inserted requiring that a re.
port Of all inspectors be made to tho
states attorney OF the county to
which the liquor is consigned. This
will acquaint the states attorney Of
facts that will make 1t easy to secure
evidence against a man who gets
liquor in large quantities. and is en-
gagged in an illegal traffic.
It is proposed to publish at the port
Of entry once a week the names of
the parties to whom liquor has been
consigned.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-09-17
A LIVING TORCH
Woman Pours Oil on Her Ores. and
Then Ignites It.

Kenosha, Wis, Sept. 15.-Mrs. FL
la lsbester, wife of James Isbester, q
business man of Salem, Wis, COM
mitted suicide, it has transpired, in a
spectacular manner.
While her husband was gone to An
tioch, Wis, to get a physician, Mrs.
Isbester, who had suffered some time
of a V disease, put on her new.
est dress, saturated it with kerosene
and went into a pasture lot. She
warned her stepdaughter, thirteen
years old, not to follow her.
Standing in the middle of the field
of dried grass, Mrs. Isbester applied
amatch to her clothing and was soon
y mass of flames. The fire caught in
the grass and formed a circle Of
fame around the burning woman.
The stepdaughter, discovering the
plight of Mrs. Isbester, called several
compan ons, but they were helpless
as they could not pass the circle OF
burning grass.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-09-17
ARRESTED
Officers Arrest Three Men Charged
With P. o. Robbery.

Fargo, N. D., Sept. 15.-Postomce
Inspector Lacey and Deputy United
States Marshall Stout have returned
from Mannhaven, where they placed
under arrest all three of the men in.
volved in the Mannhaven postomoe
robbery. The men were employed
OH the steamer running from Bis
marck to Mannhaven and did the Job
one night when the boat was tied up
at the latter place. The efforts of
one of the trio to conceal the loot on
the ship attracted the attention of
the cook and led to discriminating
evidence, the cooks life having been
threatened if he tipped the robbery
off to the officials.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-09-17
LABOR SECRETARY REPORTS.
Submits Statement to Council Of
American Federation.

Washington, Sept. 12.-At the meet
ing Of the executive council Of the
American Federation of Labor, Secre-
tary Morrison submitted his report
covering the last eleven months,
showing a balance on hand of $129,-
295. The receipts for the eleven
months We're $1S4, COG, or $1,3S6 in ex.
cess OF the expenditures. During this
time 216 charters to subordinate or
CARNATIONS were issued, three of them
being for state and So for central city
declarations. According to the state.
ment of Mr.. Morrison, an average OF
LAG letters have gone out each day
for eleven months.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-09-17
N. Dali
THE CHARTER OAK.
Bells ToIled and Funeral Dirses Played
When Il Fell.

Wnen IL Fell.
The charter oak of Hartford was a
white oak. The story goes that when
James, duke of York, ascended the
throne Of England and sent Andres to
take away all colonial charters Con-
necticut alone refused to surrender
hers. Andres was furious over this
defiance, and Oct. 81, 1857, he returned
to the assembly hall of Hartford with
a body of soldiers and demanded in
slant surrender Of the charter, which
lay in a box on the table. A hot dis.
cussion followed. Finally Andres
stretched out his hand to seize the
disputed paper. Then the candles
were suddenly extinguished, and the
people who had gathered on the street
outside rushed in a disorderly crowd
into the hall. There was q period OF
wild confusion in the dark, and when
the candles were finally relighted no
charter was to be found. 1t had been
removed by Captain Wadsworth aud
concealed in the oak. which ever after
ward bore its name.
The oak was even then old. when
the first settlers were clearing their
land the Indians begged that it might
be spared. 1T has been the guide Of
our ancestors for centuries they said.
as to the time Of planting orr corn.
When the leaves are the size Of a.
mouse'S ears. then Is the time to put
seed into the ground The Indians re
quest was granted. and the tree. after.
ward becoming the custodian of the
lost charter. became famous for all
time. 1t fell in a windstorm All. Il.
1856, and SO deeply was ii venesn;rd
that at sunset IN the day of its fail
the bells Of the city were tolled and II
band Of music played funeral dirges
over its ruins.
At the time of its fall Its circumfer-
ence one foot from the ground was
twenty-five feet, and 1t was estimated
to be over 600 years old.-Kansas City
Star.
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Exploded.


New ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Omsta1l.
IN engineer employed on a threshing
rig belonging to W. B. Whitam OF
New Rockford, was instantly killed
and five others were more or less seri-
ously injured by the explosion Of the
engine boiler.
Whitam had fixed up for his own
use an old threshi1g outfit, remodel
ing an engine not used for twenty
three years. Olmstall was working on
the engine when the boiler exploded,
hurting him a long distance and man
Cling his body horribly.
The others were injured by flying
pieces Of the boiler and some were
badly scalded. Olmstalls home was
In Indiana. He was SO years old and
single.
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NEWS NOTES.,

Napoleon.-Wesley Jancko and Geo.
Stancel were arrested for being drunk
and disorderly.
Dogden.-The 18-months-old child of
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Markell fell into a
spring and Was drowned.
Fargo.-Twenty leading merchants
have signed an agreement by which
the Fargo rebate association is or
ganized.
Crosby.-A deputy sheriff gathered
in seventy bottles of beer in a raid
on a pool hall, and several arrests
were made.
Jamestown.-Mrs. Mary Pearson re.
Gently received a bunch of genuine
Scotch heather. picked from the high.
lands of Scotland.
Arthur.-Walter Collins. aged IA, ia
now running a threshing machine for
the third season, and claims to be the
youngest engineer in the state.
Dogden.-A little tot at the home
of e. Zavalney pulled a lighted lamp
over onto itself, was terribly burned,
suffered for five days and then-join.
ed the angels.
Fargo.-Antoine Langee. the half.
breed who was recently arrested by
Sheriff Belford on the charge Of horse
stealing in Rolette county, plead guilty
to the charge in the district court.
Fargo.-A a load of steers shipped
to South st. Paul, averaging 1858
pounds, brought $500 per hundred,
topping the market 10 cents per hun.
dred v e all other sales.
Dickinson.-Residents Of the south
side of the Northern Pacific track
want a separate p%ostofice Of their
own. on account of the difficulty in get.
ting across the track.
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Britishers Feast Gary.

London, Sept. 1.-THE iron and
steel masters representing Great Brit
ain, the United States, Germany,
France, and perhaps one or two other
countries, met at the Reform club.
The occasion was a dinner given by
the Iron and Steel Institute of Great
Britain to Judge E. H. Gary, chair
man of the United States Steel Cor
poration and president of the Amer.
lean Iron and Steel Institute. Judge
Gary has been In Europe most of the
summer and has just returned to the
Hotel Ritz after an automobile our OF
5000 miles.
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Boost New Electric Line.

Fargo.-There was an enthusiastic
meeting of the Commercial club to
discuss the electric line from Fargo
and Moorhead to Dilworth, a North
ern Pacific division point and shops
headquarters, three miles east. Bust
ness men are unanimous that the line
will be constructed. A committee OF
five vas named to confer with a sim
liar committee from Moorhead and
report Friday night.
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Killed.

Lisbon.-A young man, supposed to
be Joe Hayes, of Vsnosta, Province
Of Quebec, lost his life here, being
killed by a train. He crawled under
meath the coach to sleep. The engine
later pushed the car and crushed him.
Passengers discovered the body as the
western train was pulling out. The
dead man was poorly dressed and
about thirty years Of age. There was
SO in his clothing and a memoran-
dunn book giving the address Of Mrs.
Hayes, Venosta, Quebec.
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Move Buffalo to Canada.

Winnipeg, Sept. 12.-During Sep.
TENDER some $50 buffalo, remnant oil
the famous Pablo herd recently pur
chased by the Dominion government
will be brought from Montana and
placed in the new Buffalo Park on
Battle river, a thousand miles north.
west Of here. The animals now are
being rounded up by Michael Pablo in
Montana, and will be brought north
in special trains. They will be
brought west over the Grand Trunk
Pacific to Wainwright and unloaded
and driven to Battle river,