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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-04
MorOcr6anOcn / Nurbpr.
@uIotti % @oIftom
tilitour.

Nsic2ior, YirfcOommcr &ulcilr
oibolot Den II. 9}oD. ira @l. ,.
Giternt. til 6 9lftcn, Gorbpr ooer
Nlllotti % bons ire m~cnifnl0igc.
Gen forite, Der fom Tor, par
gSolftolp, oen iiOlte al @unoen, Der
cen IS. lfop. blep gre6tn / &ile-
1trpoe Sc.
Gtl at beqpnoe nGgteOe Fan aft,
men otter ct Hor Cimers Sorber
hopoe ban inOpiflet iig ! ion mango
SelpntOOiigclier, at ban foretrof at
oflpqge Ell oelpis GiIitnneIie.
6un forflare0e, at ban bar fom-
men fer til &9ben6abn Ben IA. Nob.,
% at ban ganife tiIfGl0ig bar font
men / 8nIottis SeIifob bos Sfoma-
Ger Gbeminifp / ellie 9rpnOItrG0e
6. San babOe oberbpret Sorban0lin=
9erne, 1om 8ulotti hab6e fort me0
line Seller, og ban bar ogioo taget
meo til SoIte, men ban puaI taar at
ban life bar bpret i1oe / Stlterne
poa 5Gi6ierggaar0, at ban fife bar
beppbnet, og at ban finn efter 8ulot=
ti5 Orore bapoe itoaet poo &ogt
ooer Ben inOeipprreoe Siene1teOreng
San nngter ogiaa at babe facet no
gen Nnoel / l%tobpttet,
Otter 6orbpret blcb ban belagt
nteo @rreIt.
0ulotti. Der befinoer Jig pberor=
Gcntliq bel / Spngslet pun 8leg=
0%nlnspeien, % iom nof life er Dunt
til en- lad elifpprOig 8ebanOling,
bleO Ben IL. 9top. |fonfronteret me0
ime ire ~2onOsnlGn0, % til 0omme=
rcns Itore 6~or6QDielie inDrpmme0e
ban ogioa, at De par bnn5 meoifDl=
riQe.
Sun 2l1bomifp faitholnt i'm Be
nngtelie al at fenOe nOget lom belit
til Moroet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-04
Gn nh ~9EnGDlScITc.

Gen is. Nop. afbolbt 8irfeopm=
nier @oleltr fife 6orbpr / Moroin=
gen ira @pi6ierggoorO.
8lllotti og bans me0ifpIOige blep
fotogrofereoe / 69ngslet og mnulte
otter BET 8ertiIlonife Snitem. Mon
pe0 10, at 0eres Gortio for oQe @or-
tiers &e0fommen0e bar pGret itGrft
bGDGgct, % non nlener Ill gennem
6otoQrafierne % Moolingerne at
fun1e fno nGrmere @eifeo ON Sem
gennem Sc rltsiiife Il1toriteter.
&ou Opfororing al gtor0re 8irf
anbolot &pbenbabns 8oliti sen IS.
Nob. en- elore ru8iiif Sfomoger
Neitntanp, Ser boeoe / |ileitrpoe 70.
W}nn mener, at Neumam bar npret
MeObioer / bele 9ffpren.
On 6usun0eri6geGIe / bons Stem
CAB BOG intet &eiultat.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-04

p~eIfortie1lt @nile / ct Itoerooms=
uIpl / &noerslep.
SfpOsgaarO blep ienere Misito=
nnr me0 G~frfefre0s / &oloing og
Smpgn. 6or nogle Inr iioen flpt-
teoe ban til 9. Nerna, bpor bon
har en- Spn, Der er Yreit, pg bleb
oo nIlpIt al BEN mtp9renoe Wisiio=
NOR &nipIbil0t.
Nogie fon Inr efter Sn0pielien
mootog Sniet Ell Imlf 8ape, be-
itooenoe al II @engibelie al Oorpbs
befenot Mnleri: &orsfGitelien.
6or ca. 7 glnr iioen fit 6uiet ct
Srgel.
Gn frngtbar 6pnc ejes at 8aar0-
mano Ole Slien, Gaasbp. 0en er
cite Aor gammel. Spert aar poa
benne SID begpnber oen at Iegge
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-04

Gn Scifripclie Oucr @GrfctS
SnO6OlO ug Glan, meO Trpoc=
fiber % SQnitratiOner, ienbes
frit til enboer paa Torlangenbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-04

@@g og logger iaa ire MooncDcr
Ct bperanoen Dag. gtoor Sen ioo
Ear bullet en- iefs Tigers 8io, BE-
gpnoer Ben igen~ og beohliuer til
ben ! Sui MaaneO, bpor ben lom
Gegel noruger Ell f%iorten fem
ten &Dqinger.
SlOlps. Geo 1-Sioen On Mib-
oagen uobrpo Der SID / vSreilep~
gooro" peo Aalborg, tiIbprcnoc g.
g. @intber.
Seo 9ranoen neobrpn6te ollie
ilobpgningerne, 20 Spin in6ebrenS-
te. SIoen menes opitaoet fra en-
&artofelfoger. 9essret bar forTifret
I 9lerring og Nolborg Mmters
Misunderstanding for ca. $4,000 ST.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-04
Cpflarcbc acknowledgements.

5 @ogenitrup % bos Ell &ebmato
/ @jeiing blep Ser for ct Bar Moo=
neOer iiOen beguuet no9le SnObrllos-
tpperier % ltjoolet forifeQige Snlau-
ting. Man bopne en- tiOligere
~ilraffet Eerion pes Atopn y. q.
0lien mistanft for al pare Ser
ningsmanOen, og efter at ban MI
al onoen Moriog CT 6lepen orreiteret
res 9tor0re 9irf poo SipuonO, bor
ban ga ogiaa tilitaoet at bape BE-
goaet Snperierne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-04

A4tOl%bNblllNl ny AZ NH IIlINi1 f'ptl%l
Uetient? Oct ipnes 0erfor at Dpre
pau bpie Si0, at ser after ilOfpres
ct Stutspoliti eQer ct WenOarmeri=
torps, bDaO man iii oil tul0e Oct.
Nanmurfs Spit / 1908. gn Del
rper WtiO0el6pit. Statens itatiltilfc
Bureau bar uoienOt Ell forcIpbig Sp=
gerelic oper @plten / 1908, Der i
&ortbeO tarafteriiereS Iooleoes:
Som @elbeO fan bet iiges, at Spit
nobpttct, boaoe bpaD MGng0en %
&Daliteten ungaar, bar Ell Del oper
Y~fiOOelbpit. af SeOafgrpoerne gan
&aariGOen set 6eOlte uObDtte; nabn=
Zig bar Hl1gbplten bao0e itor og al
iGrOeles goO &Dalitet. Sapren bar
be0re pao 2erne END / SDQano, 8pg-
gen er ben &ornofgrboe, Der bar
min0it tilfreOsitiQenOe, ON emo OenS
llObptte FIN / ct enfelt Nmt ipne5
at ligge UNDER MiOOel6eIt.
&O0frugtiorterne bar oQe tilfreos-
itiQen0e, melt H1tnfelroerne, iontt
&ortoflerne / BE fleite @gne al Spl-
lono.
Sdd bel 6ellObpttet iom Sommer=
grpsningen bar ligeloa rigelig, iont
&pnliteten bar go0; BOG ito0 eng
tpet / begge Senieenoer en- Gel I'M
ser Nger6get.
Npt MOrb. @n 2prling if1t0t iin
&Greite. gn SlogterGGrIing GarI
S6renien bar Sen 16. 91op. 0rGbt
lin &Greite, 9lne @onien, pes ct 92e-
polperi flto.
San in0fonot fig pno benoeS 80
pGl, 9en5pltSpei 43, &pbcnbopn, me0
eli &epolber / Sen &eniigt at ifp0e
Jig ielp al Sorg oper, at &preiten
Aap0e puafprt bnm Ell imitiom Spg=
bonn; men efter ell Sr0itrio nle0
ben0e traf ban Hepolberen frem %
itss-&eh6e-
0rabsmonben, Ser er meget for
triplet oper lin @%anoling, melote Jig
Itrofs til Nolitiet.
Gn nbclSig EDruman. Den IS.
Nop. ON Nftenen 6lep Set fpben=
h0pnife &run0pplen alurmeret til
9orgerga0e 81, bpor 8ebperne bup=
Oe obierperet SlO og &6q. 8rano=
mGilOene fanot pnu en- Eruppegang
Ct tilrettelugt 8aal, Ser imiOlertio
burtig lluffe0eS.
@on 8ronOiteoet orreitere0e @oli-
tiet Ell pngre Sagobono, iom efter-
boon0en rDffeOe uo me0 Sen Gil
ltoaeli e, at ban bapoe Iopet 8aalet
for at fao en- SlOebronD at ie. 9u
Wal1oen 1tpipllom er @proman, an
tnges ban at BABE flere 8ranOe pao
lin Sampittigbeo.
Genipr &ebin. SuItitsminiiteriet
bar tillfrepet Genior for Yribatte=
otrene, Sperretsiagfprer 6. 2epin
iaaleoes:
Otter at Suititsminilteriet UNDER
@enipn til 0e 8rincipper, iom man
niaa pnife fulgt pe0 Sn0ebapelien
Al ct offentligt Sperp JON Geniuren
for Yripatteatrene m. III. baDoe
benitiQet til Sr. Sperretsiogf6reren
at beige inteuem at forbliDe / Still
Gingen iom Genior meo Spgipelic
al 0eres Sagforerpirfiombe eGer
at frotrqoe Geniorbperpet, far Sc
me06elt Miniiteriet, at De enifer
at pGlge BET iioite N~lternutip.
S0et Suititsminiiteriet iom SOL
&C berof meooeler Gem NfifeO ion
Genior ira 81. Warts 1909 at reg
lie, unOlaoer man life at tilfpie lin
Tuuifpnnelie al ben 0pqtigbeO oQ
NiofGrbeo, bpormeo 0e iteOie bar
regtet set Gem betroeoe &perp.
Sbeno 56gsbro.
Nlbcrtis @jenbpmmc. @rosierei
Sobs. glao al Sirmoet g. s. 8laf
6 60" bar al 9[Ibertis &onfitrs.
bo unberbaon6en f6bt NlbertiS &il.
n / Sroritp for $4,000 &r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-04
Stranbing / %citcrbauct.

5tit Is. Nop. itran0e6e 8rigqen
~9Sortpi9" at 2ourpig Nor0 for
3bpborpn 9nnoG.
Manoifubet er bierget. Sim Sap
toinen negter at gao / 2onO. Sflt=
ben bliber iiffert @rag.
Sf6lge ienere MeooeGeIie er Sop
tain Gornelil1sfen fommen / 2on6
&e6ningsitolen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-04

loOelle til at operpGre Sturfiiferie-
al StlO | Wfi00elbupet, iuule0es ion
ret orlpea al ct al GerDensfirnlaernt
! Splognc. Oct er MeninQen, nual
&apt. NnOerien founner lilbuqe, a.
00re bans Grloringcr npttige fol
SilOefilferiet pep Sslano ct
1%1iIferi, Der for 5i0cn finn / rinq(
GjroO llOnpttes.
@ibcnIfabcrncs Sclifab. - 5 Mo.
oct Ben 10. Nop. forcloqOe Refto1
@uoc Ell ltbgope al @erooot, %
YrOfcaior $. 8. 3elltben me00elte
reggie @emGrfninqcr ON 7<enon %
oct motbenlotilfc lleloeligbeosbe-
qreb.
S%elifabet bcill;tteoe / lin Oper-
iigt at Optagc ct Nrbejoe al 2uboro-
torieforitanoer 8. G6riItcnien: Sc
miIfe ltnOcripgelier al 500 / &pile-
perio0ens icnere StaOier.
S.. Moi. &ongen bar til Stebe
/ W3o0et.
Synget al i'm Sampittigbcb. Den
is. NoD. mel0te ell pngre Wla11o Iiq
non Bolittfammeret / &g6en6abn oq
bub om at bGibe onboIot for ct Be-
oragert, ban for go6t ct Bor @or
iiben 6ab6e begoaet I &g6en6abn oq
Tom an0rog npgle SuIinoe &r. San
1rn00rog fig Ben Sang 5troHen beo
at fngte og bab6e iiben beret /
8uenos IireS oq an6re Gte6er,
men intet ipntes at bile lpffes for
hnln, bporfor fan folte Jig operbe-
pit ON, at ban f6r7t mootte lone lin
SfplO.
Observation-Disclosures / Wnr6ms. -
SnoenrigsminiitGr ST. @crntIen bar
UNDER lit Npbol0 / 9(ar6lt5 BEN 19.
Nob. le0ioget al @orQmqiter 0re6=
TEL aflagt Seipg pao 6nttiggaor0en.
observation-disclosures % / Stats6i6lio=
tefct ianlt efter SnObDOelie al 8anf=
rirefter N6r9oor0 beiet @ripotbon-
fenS me 2ofaler.
SiQigeme0 0eportement56ef &rie-
ger og GeOel oflogOe Miniitcren,
leoiuget al 8orgmeiter 0re6iel,
9anf0ireftor NorQooro o. @rosIe=
rer 6iltenborg ogioa 9eipg paa
&anoslt0itilingens SerrGni bpor Or
fitefterne @6eg-@anien % @e;ss
rite Be 6elggen0e runot.
Cocnic. - Gn afflapict &pqteimcb.
Der bar / SOenie guoet ubDggelige
&pqter ON Sons carbohydrates
ie", men mt bar 8eItprelIen af=
ilgret HnQtelne0en. Oct rr Ell W6I=
Ter @ouIien I StenItrup, Ser bar
moottet erlGQge 1000 &roner iii
he fottige / S0cnie ion1t erflpre,
at ban ul0rig mere - bperfen p6rlt
eQer berltiet - bill uoipre0e &ngter
I'M Sparefasie n.
Zen garnlc, biitpriife Nprocn6rp
peb Strib, ION / ulore Sib benptte-
res til ~NnlpbsiteO for |oItmoffernc,
eGelogOes al Nptaarsltormen for
rogle 9(or ii0en, men er mi for n6liq
hleDen repnreret. @roen, 6pis
&ItnnOiGttelie bar foItet 5000 SIR,
e. 6lepen %oper0raget til Strib So
1e5otel, iom bar forpligtet Jig til
q! pe0ligeboloe Sen.
@n Gruafitcmning. - %eo en- Sen
IA. Npp. / Snnoitrup=2 Iterilo &om-
mime pao Sognernooets SoronItoIt=
ming foretnQen Nfitemning ON,
hpop5iOt Ben 2iteril0 &ro biotfG
inOr6mmeoe SebiQing til Spiritus-
uoifGnfning efter SoGget b6r for
nnes, oeltog al 43O Gplgere fun
50. 81 at 0isie Itemte imo6 og fun
II for. Ser onnenotes bemmeGiQ
NfItemning, fom foretoges / &om-
mtnenS Sfoler.
Acknowledgment. gtatten iii ser
10. 9tOp. ct Der begaaet ct Sno-
bruostDperi poa sc noroipoife Sri.
Petitioners Wn6shnnpfnntnr / Oln(.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-04
6nlDing Ntisiiunsbms. 5 anleo-

SulOing Wfts itDnsbns. 5 AnleO=
ming at 20 9lars Subilpet %forleDen
meOOeles bet u&r. 0g6l."", at ga
@ulet opf9rtes, bap0e Sr0re=0fis=
lion fin fau Genner Ser / 8pen.
Wfen efterbaanOen lom 5i0en er
gaaet, er oeres Sol pofIet, % for
henimoo 5 Nor 1ioen bite BET Jig
hpOpen0igt at u0btoe @uiet. Nu
far bette 7S0 Si0Deplnoier, o. Set
er life uoln1inoeligt, at otsie er
fl1GOt optagne og ems life tilItrGffe=
lige. Oct Sre, Ser blep p(antet
for ct fpart @urbunoreoe til6age,
bar ifuot aoifiQige liosfroftige Sflto.
Gunle0eS Ell Der MI TO Steoer /
9Den, bbor Der regelmpsfig afbol=
nes 8SrneguostieneIte, og enopioere
moo 6. s. L. &C., 6. 5. Il. g.,
Sabit6uforeningen SgmmOsbiem=
met o,I.p. betegnes Iom froftige
Creme pou @isfionens Srp.
Misiionsbuiet lfl1Ibe opriloelig
bape pGret inopiet al @oitor Silb.
Beef, men ban fit Sorfalo, og set
tlep Eaitor Spien, 2ssning, iom
fom til at fsre Sroet peb SnbpieI=
fen.
SfposgoorO blep ben fsrite Sus-
faoer, og ben ferite Misiioner blep
2ars 8irf, Ser bog fife Sen @ang
bapoe fait 8opGl Der / 8pen. San
fit ienere en- @erning pon ben nn-
oen SIDE 8renien og npoer mi en-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-04

6plge al llbelOet bar ben, at
Eoqct 6lcD !iot foriillfct.
Suab Ninarenc furtGllcr. - Gn
Husier, ser iiooer arrcItcret / Mar
Jlls for GpfIetpperi, er peo SlGlp
a. 6%ingeroftrpf= SpItemet loentlfi=
ceret ION. Ell ti0ligere for 5Dperi og
6alif ltrunet Eerion. Oct bopOe ban
life fortolt noget ON.
@rpnlnnbif ltoitiling / Iar6ns.
Observation-Disclosures Seftion for Set
og 6ornojelier liqger for Siocn /
llnoerhonOlingcr ON at fon ct tort
@anoroma, iQultrere10e Sipet /
@rsnlono % omfatten0e Ell Wf9ng0e
Itore Iatteopr % Iltgle, iom er
~hiembragt al Gunmorf=gfSpeoiti
iIen .og / 6or6inOelie me0 toGrige
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., &lp0er, Sci
te 0. I. b. bill blipe ltoIti4et paa
en- IGo0s SorlpiteIi espurfen.
9ette arrangement frGber ct Ireol
pao 1900 gu. =9Ilen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-04
Yaagrcbct Sppepar.

E1agrebet ADDepar- - NarDlt5
&oliti bleD ben II. Nop. ira &o=
6enbapn anmoOet ON at toge fig al
ct &ar, Der Aftenen foru0 par to-
get til 9larbus, efter i ap6enbaun
at lage itioalet 800 SIR. &arret
blet hilioet pao ct SoteI / &pes-
goos juit iom Sc ifulOe til 5oget
for at fortiGtte &eiien. &c par /
Ell ioa l0ftet Stenmi19, at al af-
boring bar umtlig. Gen IS. gtop.
in0rSnameOe oe, at Sc bar Sc efter-
Iggte, men npgteoe Spperict; Sc par
lmi0lertio i @eIiooelie al ct 1tprre
Fengebelgb. 90 CT MI ienote til
&bbenbabn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-04


Slbiassfuno, @eo @lpining poc
Gnfe @ne Wtarie Stofbolms Morf
/ 6oloing fanOt man for!e0en en-
ignOret llrne, inoeboloen0e Ell Def
9enItumper % nogle @ronceiuger,
bi. q. Stlnnper al en- &ugefnip %
Ell Raal meo bpjet 6opeO, itont=
menOe ira Sen pnqre 8ronceol=
nertio. 9roncelagerne mOienotes
til Nationalmuie Jet, ser nopnIig let
ter Gris pao Noolen, 6a man fife
bar ret mango al Sen Slugs / 6or-
peien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-04

glbcrtis %@jenbummc. @rosierer
Sobs. SLAB al Sirmaet g. 8. 8lab
s 60" bar al 9[lbertis &onfurs-
bo unoerbaonoen f6bt Nlbertis &il-
n / Srorltp for $4,000 &r.
Snbbpggerantallet / Socnie no
ar I'LL 40,552.
8 sGre bOs frantic SilOefiiferc.
SEQ 0anff Siifebunoler- oe Sopfiife=
riforenings Weaemfomit bar &apt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-04

III. Anoerlcn al @edcrup iaaet ill
loOelle til at ouerpGre Storfiiferiet
al Glib / WtiO0elbopet, iuuleoes Ipnl
let oripeS al ct al &erOensfirmaerne
! 9olo9nc. Get er Meniltgen, naor
@apt. AnOerien fonumer lilbuge, at
9ore bans Grioringcr npttige for
SilOefiiferiet pep Sslano ct
Tiiferi, Der ior Gioen fun / ringe
GiroO uOnuttes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-04
Gn afflapict &pgteimcO.
Zen aamlc, hiItpriife Murocn6rp

peo Strib, ION / ul0re 9io benptte-
res til Nnlobsiteo for @oItmoffernc,
eGelogOes al NfptaarsItormen for
nogle 9(or iiOen, men er mi for nblig
bleOen %reporeret. @roen, 6pis
&ItnnOiGttelie bar foItet 5000 &r.,
e. blepen operoroget til Strib 3d.
0e6otel, iom bar forpIigtet iig til
a pe0ligeboloe Sen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-04

st. faretrmcmoe SugnbclS inotrof
forleoen often, ou BET iioTte Sier=
ritsleptog ira 4alborg befanot Jig
meqem 9ieriteo o. 9nesgaaro.
Sen enc &obbelItang iprrngtes nenl-
Zig pluoielig, og Stumperne iprone
nteo flor &roft op / 9ofomotipets
G%ererbus, bpor 2ofomotipferer 81.
Sprenien og 6prbsoer &oienmcper
tefonOt fig; beIoigpis bIep bog ingen
e Dem rant. Soget f6rte til 6ier-
ritSleO uOen Gritatnina for SEN
iprGlrgte 9tang, iaa Sen eneIte
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-02-27
"A GOOD WOMAN
PASSED AWAY
Mrs, A. K. Bradley of Madison
vile Dies After Long
Illness.
MUCH SORROW FELT
OVER HER DEMISE.

The death of Mrs. A. K. Brad,
ley, wife of Judge A. X. Brad
ley, which occurred in Madison
vile Wednesday about Z. O'Clock
a. m. at the house, was a shock to
the community. While Mrs. Brad
ley had been in bad health since
she suffered a stroke of paraly-
sis several months ago, for some
time she had been better and able
to be up and around the house
and her death was unexpected.
She grew suddenly worse, Tues
day night and continued to re-
lapse until the end.
Mrs. Bradley was good,
christian woman, loved by all
who knew her ana will be sadly
missed by her family and friends.
She was a devoted wife and
mother aud is survived by her
husband, who has for months
been in ill health. A daughter
Mrs. Ida Hazard, of Ohio, and
four sons, Marshal Wm. Bradley,
of this place, Garland, Charles
and Robert Bradley, of Madison
vile. The funeral services will
take place Friday at the family
residence in Madisonvile.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-02-27
DR.. WILLIAM
S. ROSS DEAD
Grim Reaper Claims one of
MadisOnVille's Oldest
Citizens.
CAST A GLOON OVER
The ENTIRE COMMUNITY

DIR. William Ross, one of Mad
isonvide's oldest and most be-
loved citizens, died suddenly at
his home on North Main street
about Z :l5 Wednesday morning.
DR.. Ross had been IN feeble
health for some sine and since
last Thursday has been confined
to the house suffering with neu-
ralgia. Wednesday morning
when DR.. Ross awoke he was
thought to be better. His wife
had gone out of the room for
some water to battle his face aud
his little grandson who was in
the room with the doctor, on
hearing him mourn went to the
bedside and found him uncOn-
scious. His sou, DIR. w. p. Ross
was hastily summoned but his
father was beyond human aid
and in a short while passed away.
DIR. Ross, has been a resident
of Madisonville for forty three
years aud one of the most promi-
nent and we'll known physicians
of the county. He was loyed
aud respected by old and young,
and his death has cast a gloom
over the community. DIR. Ross
was Is years of age. He has,
since a young man, been a devo-
ted member of the sbyterian
church and was known for his
kindness and charity to all.
He is survived by his wife and
two sous, DR.. VIM. p. Ross and
James d. Ross, of jacksonville.
A daughter, Miss Mariah Ross,
passed away several years ago.
The funeral will be held from
the family residence Friday
at 10 O'Clock and the
bu rial Will be at the Odd Fellows
cemetery.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-02-27
THREATENED TO HANG FARMER
And He Joins the Society Of Equity A.
ter a Visit by Masked Men.
louisville Times,

louisville Tirhesl
George Winburn, a tobacco
grower on the Tribe county line
near Pendleton, has joined the
Society Ct Equity and it was thus
that it came about:
Two nights ago thirty masked
men called Winburn from his
house and asked HIM what he
meant by making tobacco sticks
Mr.. Winburn replied that he
intended to raise crop Nof to-
bacco.
"If you do we will burn your
barn." said the leader, land
then hang you to the big tree over
yonder."
Mr.. Winburn Will not raise a
crop this year.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-02-27
WHAT is A NIGHT RIDER?
PRAISED BY A LOCAL DEMOCRATIC POLITICIANS CON-
DEMNED UTTERLY BY PROMINENT AND
LEARNED MINISTER OF THE GOSPEL
Jno B. Brasher Democratic Politician
and Editor Of Madisonvllle
Journal.

Question What is a Night
Rider?"
"Answer-A Night Rider is a
good citizen, who for years has
been robbed of his honest sweat
and toll 10y the heartless tobacco
trust. He has submitted TO this
robbery patiently unril the wolf
of want is now staring his wife
and children in the face, and as
laws of our country have failed
to furnish him relief. and in
order to keep starvation from his
family, he has taken the law in
to his own hands aud is eudeav-
Oring To prevent the tobacco
trust from further robbing him y
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-02-27
Rev. DR.. ]. s. Lyons, Pastor Of the
First Presbyterian Church
Louisville.

"This last ELECTROMAGNETIC
masked and murderous night
riders, with q stick of dynamite
in one pocket and box of match
es in another, with horse whip
in one hand, shot IN the other,
and with the heart of a hyena in
his body, is the last possibility
of human depravlty. Compar-
ed to HIM, the average mountain
feudist is d refined Christian
gentleman. From press and pull
pit, from school aud shop, from
every quarter where there is a
heart which fears God and re
CARDS mau, let there arise the
crv of Shame! Sh,mel Let it be
vibrant with the hot indignation
of a people who feel that they
have been disgraced.p
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-02-27
Rev DR. Powell Pastor the First Christian Church. Louisville
in Sermon at Macauley's Theater.


81 wonder what is the matter with Kentucky? | do
know whether you have bushed because of the various
shameful and outrageous proceedings connected with the
famous night riders know that the crime is sufficiently
heinou bring the5ush of shame to every patriotic
American The burning of barns the chastisng of old men,
the cowardy mask the blow in the dark, the skuking
hind any which may conceal the oendertese things
adding the security of society, but they are
destroying the very bulwark of society.
81 going say thing which almost afraid to
say yet going to shoot my at venture"
he continued If the Society Equity, tits called can
not stop this nfamy and if the whole state of Kentucky
with its civil and military authority cannot stop this namy
then the motto of every should be- will defend my
own citadel with the price of my own life and do
think sacrfcal blood could be pouredon the altar
of liberty.
''Friends it is infamous Suppose the have just
ground complaint and grievance Suppose that every
contention of theirs only side exists and that the right
side shall the Justice of their be dsgaced by such
nfamies? Well he fact that feel that way about is
pretty proof that Kentucky has conscience and be-
eve that the far distant when this barbarism,
this savagery shall be boed from the fair soil of
"May God Almighty help to play parts
in these which frequently try mems souls Let pray
to have higher conceptions of the right and then when
science says right do it if the heavens fall and
erty goes everything but the capancy of sou
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-02-27
sr6RGIs POST OFFICE ROBBED.
Safe Blown Up and $50 in Stamps and
Money Taksn-NO Clue 10 Thieves

Sturgis, KY, Feb. 25.-The
safe in the postoffce at this place
was blown up last night and $3.50
in money and stamps stolen.
There is no clue to the robbers
and it is probable that the theft
will be listed along with num-
Der of others which have occurred
here in the past years and are
still shrOuded IN mystery.
ID. III. Wilson, postmaster,
opened his Office this morning
and discovered the theft. The
safe door had been blown off was
it is believed nitro lycerin and
used. BloOdhounds were secur-
ed at once but could not pick up
the trail
1t is believed that the work
was done by a gang of tramps.
A large number of hobOes have
been loafing about the town
recently and one spent nearly
the whole day in the business
section yesterday. He has not
been seen since Tuesday even
ing 4, :. -. "a.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-02-27
Brave Fulton Man.

Thomas Hamlet will not leave
Fulton, in spite of the warnings
of the night riders, and guards
surround his properties armed
with enough powder and ball to
blow all the riders IN Kentucky
into ting Mississippi.
Gov Wilson has shipped
enough urms here to resist a
siege, much less a night attack.
and Hamlet is having his barns
carefully patrolled. ~
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-02-27

Bisby, Arizona, and MISS Cora
Crabtree, of Madisonville, were
united in marriage. Rev. j. ID.
Fraser officiating.
Mr.. Tapp formerly lived in
Webster county and is a prosper
Gus business man of the West.
Miss Crabtree is an attractive
young lady of jacksonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tap will leave
next week for Bisby, Arizona,
where they will reside.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-02-27
be attempted.

be attempted.
Are we free men? Does our
state owe protection TO its law.
abiding citizens, or are we slaves
to band of outlaws, who prowl
over the land at night in masked
mobs aud destroy with fire and
dynamite the property of Ken
tuckians, and who WOULD with
shotguns and rifles rule the court
and public officials?
Ask Protection.
We call upon you in the name
of Kentucky to come TO the aid
of the once free citizens of this
community and offer us the pro-
lection our constitution gurran-
tees US. Reposiug faith and con-
fidence In you as men aud honest
officials, we ask you TO give our
deplorable condition you prompt
attention aud pass at once al
ditional laws that will afford
your own people, who were once
free men, the much needed re
lief that they seek at yorr hands,
Executive Committee Law
and Order Keague of Hop.
kinsville and g Christian
County.
The membership of the league
includes large member of the
citizens of the town aud county
aud professional men, ministers
of the Gospel anu farmers.