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The Washington herald., 1908-05-15
HOLD FIRST MEETING.
Railway and Steamship Men Perfect
an Organization.

The first meeting Of the representative
railway and steamship men Of Washing
ton was held last night in the Pennsyl-
vanla Railroad freight Offices Four-and-
a-half and Z streets southwest. when the
Washington branch of the Association Of
Railway and Steamship Companies held
its first meeting
". ". Bowie. OF the Pennsylvania, pre-
sided. Oficess were elected as follows:
". W. Bowie. president: E. B. Bowling
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Com
pany, vice president: c. c. swartz, Balti-
more and Ohio Railway. secretary; 6. S.
Hinkins, Southern Railway. treasurer
John d. Mahon. chief clerk Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Washington Railroad. cor
responding secretary; executive commit
tee. Joseph p. Stephenson, chairman; c.
". Wattles G. Q. Carpenter, T. NJ.
Raney, and F. c. Joyce.
AT a meeting OF the executive commit
tee it was decided that meetings would
be held every month. The Washington
branch is a new organization, having been
organized but a few weeks.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-15
Excellent Target work

Brig. Gen. Arthur Murray, chief Of ar
tillery. has received a report of excel
lent target work done by the Ninety-first
Company Of Coast Artillery. at Fort Pick
ems, Fla, several weeks ago. One hun
dred per cent was made in two series OF
practices. In the first the mean range
was 5S55 yards at a targeet moving four
and one-half miles an hour and six hits
were made in six shots. In the second
practice four hits were made az a range
Of 5,s25 yards at a target moving four and
one-half miles an hour.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-15
CHASE WINS DAMAGE SUIT.
Navy Yard Mechanic wanted Money
for Being Elected.

A verdict in favor of P. B. Chase, of
Chase's Theater. was returned yesterday
by the jury in Circuit Court No. 2. before
Justice Anderson. in the suit of Royce
A. NOkes, navy yard mechanic, for
$4,000 damages for being elected from
the theater in April, 1865. The trial has
been in progress since Monday. and It
took the jury six minutes to bring in a
verdict. A former trial ended in a dis
agreement
During a performance Of Nile. Abbott,
the Georgia Magnet" Nokes, with
others. was invited on the stage. Nile.
Abbott is alleged TO have such magnetic
power that strong men are unable to
move objects which she grasps. Nokes
was elected from the theater by en-
pioyes when Mile Abbott complained
that Nokes had treated her roughly.
In charging the jury, Justice Anderson
instructed them that the proprietor OF a
theater can refuse to admit any one he
chooses. and after admission. for suffi-
eient cause, patrons can be forcibly
elected.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-15
CONTRACTOR WANTS DAMAGES.
Demands 10000 from Reavis, Bren-
aman, and Reefcr. of washington.

William g. Moore, a contractor. ot
Philadelphia. yesterday started suit for
10000 damages from A s. Reavis, Samue
c. Brenaman, ana Howard R. Keefer
contractors, OF this city
Moore alleges that on January "A, 1901
he executed a contract with Bridgemor
Bros. OF Philadelphia. to erect a factors
building at Fifteenth street and Wash
ington avenue, In Philadelphia, and that
he engaged the contractors 10 furnish
certain columns. beams. girders. &C, foI
which they were to receive $l5.000.
He claims they negligently removed
certain supports which caused the build
ing to collapse. and that later he was
compelled by the building inspector OF
Philadelphia 10 sear down the entire
structure. and has lost S5o,000.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-15
Entertnin eor. sheIdon-

The Nebraska State Association Of the
District of Columbia viii give a reoep-
ton to Gov. George = Sheldon this even
ing at Carroll Institute Club, si6 Tenth
street. at S o'clock. Senators Elmer J
Burkett and Norris Brown and other
members of the Congressional delegation
are expected TO be present Among the
visitors are William J. Bryan, Gen.
Charles T. Henderson, Victor Rosewater.
Henry T. Clarke. Donald c. Despair,
Prof Barbour. Mr.. Garret, and others.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-15
EXCURSIONS TO-DAY.

Te Fort Monroe. Norfolk Newport News, and all
points South-NoTfolk and Washington steamers
every eTening Ia the year at 30
To Rock Greek Bridge Geological Park, Chevy
Chase. and Ksnsington-Cars from Fifteenth etreet
and New York avenue every fifteen minutes
To Alexaadria-FtTry steamer LsckaNanna every
hour and half from q. IA. 70 8 p m.
To Fort Ayer, Arlington, National cemetery.
Falls Church. and Fairfax Court Houss-Cars from
Twelfth street anG Pennsylvania avenue and Aque-
duct Bridge.
Mount Vernon and Marshall Han steamer. Charles
MacalesteE, daily, except Sunday 10 a. N. and l.ss
p N.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-15
DEATH RECORD.

Philip F. Gery, 2ss4 Maeomb ST. Clsgeland Par
IS years.
George " Jockson Is 4th ST 81, Is years
George ". Davis 5o2 F ST. NV, 81 yesrs.
Andrew J. Culey, Govt. Hep. Insane. e6 years.
Peter Gessner. GoTt. Hosp Insane. 6S years.
Martin II. Piper, Gort. Hosp. Insane, y years
James J. Jones IS \ st. Sc. s. years
Caroline II. AlcCoTkle. Grafton Hotel. 81 years.
John A. Bunch. ST.. IL Mass. are ne, n years
Andrew kTouei l52l 9th 81. NV. s. years.
John W, Collier. Sg79 II st. nv. s. years
William Howard, 300 St, years
COL0RED.
Maria Bundy. i7is s st. nv, q years.
Theodore Perry, SO Balf st. sE years
Bessie Butler. lsi5 CoFington ST. NV, 50 years.
Lucy Redeross. 1915 r ST. NV. 81 yesrs.
James l. Smith. i2is Ssth St NV. months.
The Most Tasteful Floral Effects
Are evolved by Shafer, 14th and Eye.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-15
senntor TiIImnn Imnrores.

Senator Benjamin R. Tillman. who has
been resting for the asst few days at a
private hospital at fifteenth and 1 streets,
is much improved, and everything is in
readiness for his departure tomorrow for
a trip to Europe, which. it is hoped, VIII
completely restore his health.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-15
ARGUMENT OVER LETTERS.
Anonymous Communications Figure
an Land Trial.


an Land Trial.
Practically all of yesterdays session
in the trial of Frederick A. Hyde, John
A. Benson, Henry A Dimond. and Joost
II. Schneider for alleged conspiracy 20
defraud the government of public lands
was devoted to an argument over the
admissihility of certain anonymous let
ters alleged by the government TO have
been written by Dimond.
]. F. Shearman, an expert IN hand
writing and typewriting. testified that, IN
his opinion, the letters were written by
Dimond, and he brought TO the stand
with him enlarged reproductions OF por-
tons of one Of the letters which, he
said, showed peculiarities Of Dimond.
Justice Stafford took the arguments
under consideration. and will rule on the
question to-day.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-15
pr. McFarIana Give. Lecture.

DR.. George B. Mcfarland spoke at the
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
last night. DR.. Mcfarland is director of
the Siamese Royal Medical College and
Hospital, at Bangkok, Siam, and he talked
of the conditions in Siam and the progress
of medical science In that country. DR..
Wallace Radcliffe, pastor OF the church,
introduced the speaker.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-15

Mrs. Bertha Stone yesterday filed suit
for an absolute divorce from Joseph
Stone. She states the marriage took place
on June Z. 1895. and on January 6, 1905.
her husband abandoned her. Suit for alb
soIute divorce was also fled by Mrs.
Annie z. Callahan from Charles j. Cal
lahan. Mrs. Callahan charges her hus-
band Is an habitual drunkard.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-15
MINISTRPUTINCE CELL
August Davidson Locked Up
by the Police.
IS CHARGED WITH FCRGERIEs

Specific Accusation Is that He Sign
ed the Name of DIR. William p.
Carr, yyeII-knOwn Physician of
Washington, TO Note for S3OO-For-
merIy Occupied PuIDits Here.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-15
RobiusOn'n Stable

WIZ supply you with carriages for we'd
dings and theater parties at very reason
able rates. Just call n l9J6 or call and
see Us at our home. Sl7 18th 81. nv.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-15
ALL PROBED At ONCE
Brennan's Request for Sepa-
rate Hearings Refused.
FERNALD CHARGES INCLUDED

Attorneys for Complainant Objected
TO subOrdtnatfOn of the Formal
Allegations of Favoritism to an
Investigation OF Conduct of Public
Official in Engineer Department..
The Washington herald., 1908-05-15
Denies the Accusation.

When questioned by Detective Weldon.
Davidson denied he had forged notes OF
other papers. Ee said he had made cut
the $500 note and sent Il to DR.. Carr with
q request thai he sign Il The note. he
said. was returned 20 him next day in
dOrseG.
Davidson formerly was well known IN
Washington, Maryland, and Virginia He
left the city, going 70 Virginia, where
he preached In small churches Recently
he returned 20 Washington and lives at
l27 4 street northeast
The Washington herald., 1908-05-15

Americas Finest Flowers
Are the American Beauties grown BIZ.
Guide. Sturdy, fragrant. enhancing. 1914 F.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-15

There is little doubt in the minds OF
physicians at the Emergency Hospital
Of the recovery Of Mrs. George Hebbard
who was cut and slashed about the head
and throat ten times Tuesday night by
her husband. Her asSailant is at Casu-
atty Hospital, and is said 10 be recover
ing rapidly. When released from the
hospital he VIII be arraigned in the
Police Court on a charge Of ASSAULT with
intent TO xiii
Bath SPRAYS, with Tubing. sI.zS and I'm
Ihe Rubber Store. 933 y ST. NY.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-15

August Davidson, fifty years old, col
lege graduate and former Methodist min
lister. was arrested yesterday evening by
Central Office Detectives Weldon and
Burlingame on charges of forgery and
obtaining money by false pretense.
II is alleged Davidson forged the name
Of DR.. William P. Carr. well-known ply
sician, OF lkIS L street northwest, TO sew
eral notes. one Of them for 5000
Davidson IS we'll known in Washington.
having occupied Methodist pulpits before
he got into trouble with the church. OF
late years he has been preaching in Vir-
glnia.
Occupies a Cell.
The former minister Is now in a cell at
the First precinct station He will not
be arraigned In Police Court to-day. In
order 10 give Detectives Warren and Mui-
len a chance to investigate several worth
less checks which, It Is alleged, he passed
In Norfolk. Va. with the names Of men,
bers of the Virginia Methodist Episcopal
Conference forged to them.
The specific charge on which David
son was arrested was the forging OF DR..
Cars name to note. Davidson is said
10 nave tried 10 get the note cashed at
the office Of J. n. Kincheloe, a real estate
broker. He had known Dr. Carr for
years The physician had once indorsed
his note for $50.
Several days ago he made out note
for $500 and presented 1t to Mr.. Kincheloe
for payment. The real estate man told
him to return to his Office yesterday aft
ernoon and get the money. In the mean
time he telephoned TO Or. Carr. David
sons arrest followed.
Two other notes for sl2 each, with the
name Of DR.. Carr 10 them, are said 10
have been eashed by Davidson. Two
notes for like amounts, also bearing the
signature Of DR.. Carr are said 70 have
been Cashed in Herndon, Va. where
Davidson is well known as divine.
Besides the notes, the police have three
checks. These are signed with the name
OF William Vicar. conference treasurer.
and are indorsed by prominent ministers
as elders Of the conference. The checks
are made out to Rev r, G. James -;
Rev. c. II Fielding. S36. and Rev. z. E
Harrell, $35. The checks purport TO be
contributions for home missions. and are
drawn on the City Bank and Norfolk
Nafinraf Rank
The Washington herald., 1908-05-15
Mrs. Hebbard viii Recover.

It's Economy TO Buy Best Garden Hose.
l0c foot up. The Rubber Store, 933 + Sc.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-15
suits for Absolute Divorce

PianI<ed Shad Dinner at Cbesapeaks
Beach Sunday. See ad., page Z
The Washington herald., 1908-05-15
LOCAL MENTION.

The Most Tasteful Floral Elects
Are evolved by Shaffer, I4th and Eye.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-20
Sptcl ug 9icitamrant fOr Salg,

raocoteo" ! Coulter, So., to
rItorp~ 9pgning pei p~eOIigebolot.
Gtort Oonif Settlement. -
uomerfet 2eiligbeO for en- 0anifer.
- Scr Splpsning ifrip til
Coulter Improvement So.
Care Of g. q. Gbriitenen,
Coulter, Soma.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-20
Greosmpbe.

Sn SUB bill, boloer SQinois
&reOs lit 6oraarsm90e / 8ooolt ocf,
SQinois, fra 27.-29. Warts. W6-
set a, Is meO @lloStieneite Sre0ag
Sormi0oag &loffen II.
@mner til 9rpftelie:
l.. Sporleoe5 fan Ri beoit op-
bragg pore S6rn, iao oe meb 2DIt
fglger &errens 6ormaninger %
banorer puo bans Geje?
2. @in0ringer for SUBS GigeS
6remme.
8. @DoO forItoos pes at bore ct
TrelIt Meunel fe?
@erren biliigne M6oet til lit
Gopns sore og SorberligeGie og til
5ieIes ebige Gel.
8. 8eoeren,
&reoSformanD.
@OooTtocf oanffe eo--lutb- @eni9-
beO inO6pOer berpeo Genner fra
fern og ner til at oeItoge iM6oet.
GiIrei1enoe beoes meIoe 0eres
Ronme til Meniq6eoens @efretGr,
Mr. 3. Mortenien, @or 989 @oo6-
7tocf, SG.
g. 8entfen,
Wgb.'s Street,.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-20
&orreipDnoQnte
Gcoar SAILS, Sa.
(6ortiat ira SIDE 81

SSnOag par, lonl oct IGOpanIigt
plejcr at bore, Wfp0ets Ifpnnel te
Sag; Ser par I%ltergang, Saitor
9lprop tiente peO NaoperborOet, o.
Ter par mango, lon1 benptteOe 9ln=
le0ningen til at gaa til @errena
@oro. SilbSrerl furen Dar temmeltg
l1pr peO ale VtpOerne ON SpnOa=
Gen; pco @pimesie=8u0stiene ten
prpoifeoe Yaltor Gasnutslen Oper
Iuqens Gpatgeiilum, M}nrf. 8. Sap.
II. g. til 30. &un puauiIte / Ell llO=
lnprfet Yrpoifetr, bporleOes BET fife
e. ct Mcnneife5 SpnO, men 0et5
&al1tro, Ser filter BET ira @lt0, %
at 1t Wienncife, scr ful1 Far beqooet
cn cncItc life SnnO, Ell ltrafpGr0tg
n~rcrfpr ben retfUr0ige Ii9e ioaDel
icu ell, Der bar beganet bolDtre0=
~Iin0Stppe W}nr0.
On Gfteru1iO0agen par ser forIt
&9rnlgltostjeneIte bpor &oitor Na5=
nut5ien tnlte til 8prnene, % oGref=
ter llnQ0om8mpOc, bpor @mnet rGe
hinges TorbolO til Ge beuiqeS Sont-
funO" inOIeOeOes Al Haltor GbriIti-
cnien, ser paapiIta uO ira 2. Sim. -
2, 20, 6porle0es Sc ltltge, / Gmgang
lteO Sc pl0re trocuOC / Mtcnig6e0en,
% peO Oeres grfaring % &nrligbeO
flll0e blipe leOet Oer6en, hpor Ser er
Strait at fao til at ltoo imloO ling
noms-9egGringer og OerDeO bliue
Star til @errens sore.
Der blep iuu f9rt Ell lGltgere 6or.
Gambling ON bette GmnG, men "a
BET life er Weningen - % v0au=
%lferen"s Ge0aft0r n1uuIf e beler fife
Gnifer BET - at gipe ct flil0itenoigt
Ncferot al MisiionSm6Oet, lfol ieg
hIot tiIfoie, at pc0 N~lftensn1pOet bar
Ger fonmen Ell ErGl It mere til at
tole, nenllig &aitor q. Sprenien,
iom fort ira &%re0smoOet / 9ll6ert
Geo, Ser holoe3 puo Inmlne Si0 ionl
prrt Mo0e. On Nftenen peO Slltt=
ringsmb0et taItc Sc ire frernlne0c
NrGiter pg Yaitor NprOp, Og BET
bIep ga al flere pes Wtpoets Slltt=
ming ltotnlt ion ct 2nlfe, ON fife set
full0e fommc ocrtiI, at WiSiionsnt9=
ser f~ortinttes / 3 d 4 Tiger / SteOet
for B d 4 0age, Oa Set bit ofte er
Gilf9l0et, at Sl0en f6rlt 6egpn0er
ct br9r0e, nnor Wp0et flutes, og
ser frul6e oo - pes at fortIptte M9=
oerne NY bore Soob ON, at flere
fltn0e fpntne unocr Sr0ets @oo-
rirfning.
Sp6o.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-20
vOanlferen."

0reOag ben 20. W}arts 1908.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-20
Gyarm til Gala.

160 4cres paa M}isioltri 8ottom
A @fil ira 8loir, 9}ebr. 60 AcreS
uroer Ylop, 2 Gcres 6rugtDape
9}eIten al 2onOet / @reS. @oO(
@pgninger, ~fenceO". $40 pr
Sire. @il ogioa bptte for 2unO
&eiten.
@frip til @eter S. Setter.
gor 1914, Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-20
&efemDtgprelie.

Oct tiapite &irferoo0sm9oe til
3.-5. Mfarts bill al ieregne
@rltn0e bLipe uOiat til ben "a
26. Morts.
Me0etiO og MooeiteO BET iumnle.
S brooerlig 9gr66oigbe0
IS. g. @briittonen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-20

ier, % efter 6innerne Dil Suren
tpnulle til ben tpittdlenOe 8efolf=
hing / giteripprouinierue.
90 laa," tilfpjer bet friiinOeOc
irotpife @lao, rpil pore egne gtatio=
ruliIter nlaalfe lore - gonife piIt
npget lent paa 9agen bDor far
ligt set ct at DIRE @iOililationpns
&nteres er for noget, lom paaltaas
at bore rationale S~lltereSler, meo
Gilii lpttelie al al &et % &etfer=
rigbeO."
@ermeO er, 5pprgsmaalet fprt
cter til Hltslan0, Dg ira en- treble
SAINT fontnler iantti0ig en- 9tpit, Ser
murer GuslanO til at optrgOe an
rgrleOeS oberfpr 8olofferne. Oct
e. Sen 6efellOte fronIfe 6orfatter og
&iItorifer emile SQipier, iom for
Ittrer i nSigaro", at ben iaa upo-
WulUre polite 5tat5ma1O @ielopol-
ill., Der 0o0e forboot % mistroet al
it 6olf, for0i ban iottc lit @oG6
I'M YoIen5 9~fejSning til Ell 9(Qiance,
5. b. |. en- 6oritaoelie, meO 31slano,
en0nu bar mango 8eun0rere / lit
6GOrelan0.
6r0nIfmnnOen D1entliggpr ct
9rep, iom ban bar mootuget fra II
Al @~ieiopollfis Silb9ngere, og
6pori Oeltlle benOenOer Jig til DIT
rier ON Sielp I @etragtring al at
zen fro~nif=ru5iiife 4uianca bp0er
Getingelier for, at De NnlflteIier,
pc rltsierpenlige Yolaffer nGrer,
tGn fOnnnte for G5arens % Siege
ringenS Gre.
r@pis Set polite Spgrgsmaol
hleD lpit / HuslonO i &etferoigbe-
0ens Ian0", uOtaler 8repifriperen,
% til Bolafferne5 Silfreos6eo,
ride bet tiene iom Ell 0orunti MOB
Gle Angre6 paa &ejerosmn1ets
Geltgrpnie og .piloe blipe Ell al Sc
rigtiglte Gurantier fOr Ben eprope-
life 6reO."
Eli Oisie murfelige % / 6pi @raO
~uiGOpanlige llOtolelier Jupiter Oen
%frunife 6orfotter felgenOe 8emerf-
ringer:
v@olatterne DilOe 6egaa EN- elp,
morOerriif @anOling, ON De tiff.
irOioa, at ben enelte Sifferbeo, {
hor for oereS 6remtio, Iisssgee- 49,
III Union nleO Guslan0. Oct er
n5res eneite @orontt imoo @ermani-
@lGtion1 ben uirfelige Sure, JON
tllter Oeres Ntationalitet. -- -
9e er blin0e, Dpis De life fOrltaar,
at BEN Dag, 0a &l1Slono life ler1-
gore beitptter Dem, bill Be blipe. ct
@gtte for Ben tDlfe grns u6arnl=
bjertige &lor."
Oct treoelte Golen" - ia, Itnts-
ligt let er Nolen iplittet. W}en set
cr ct SporQsmool, ON fife Sen inore
1pIi1telie til ippenOe og iiOlt ct
iturfare. S6i ingen ntoa tro, at
ret nogen SinOe lpffe5 at o~per6epiie
Nolofferne ON, at @ielopolifi Dor
Sen baor0t pr0pe0e 9totions ltore
@rofet.
Natnrligpis bur 9tus1anoS Siege
ring / be ii0Ite 9lar fife piIt pun=
%linpiife S~en0enier, iom bar funnel
iu0gipe Be rr5iiife &oloffer SiQio
til, at 6ribe0en fon fra Sen 4ont.
Men Ser er i6priot ico megen
8on06e0 i 6ronIfmanOens Spao-
0onmle, at 6ult5 ORB fortiener at
AuifeS Of Dem, Der uiG f6Gae me0 /
Set mo0erne @olens ll0oifling.
: Sc. 3"
1n6t $4,000. 3ngen geGgn-
ming uolope5, Oa Oe ct tobt for be-
itQlOiQ. SEER SSphn Npn0pr. 1898
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-20

Zn6t $4,000, 5ngen @eIgn-
ming uOlopes, Oa 0e ct tobt for be-
ItanOig. @err Sobn @on0or, 1888
Superior 9%lpenlle, South G6icago,
ST., i%triDer: Seq leo al ct Mape-
rn0e / To Aor, og borttoiteoe oper
$4,000 paa 2eger ltoen mi11o1te
Nptte. Seq funOe ilet fife ar6eioe.
CnOelig tilraoote Ell 9fa6o, Serr
Sobn 9tomacf, mig at BRUCE Or.
Feter5 aurifo. Seq benptteOe oelt,
% inOen 10 Tiger tltnOe jeg after
goo til %9lr6eioe. Den ~genopretteOe
min @el6re0, % jeg bar Iioen ar
6ejoet itoOig. Seq amer oct for ct
timber"
3r. &eters &urifo er ingen Npo-
t6efermeoicfn. Gen iRlgeS Oirefte
til Nlmen6e0en al 2ofoGogenter ionl
err onIotte al gne-gierne, Pr. @eter
Io6rnep & Cons Co. 112-tt8
81. Sopne 9(pc., Chicago, 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-20
D, u b +.
Slair, gtc6r.

Yrofasior Seniens 5ilitunO er
Ill meget tritiit. SiOite 6reOug
ignte5 Ser ot p0re in0traa0t 6or-
cu0ring til bet be0re. W1en ollie
re0e om S9r0agen Iteg 6eberen
iger, og 9oftoren mertte at fin0e
Sutteripge. gfeite Dag otter li0t
SeOring, men 6rpgten for, at Der
Oar in0traa0t Sufferipge, bar BE-
frgftet Jig, iaa 0oftoren aQere0c
for nOgle Gage fiben bar opgipet
@aabet ON, at ban bill oOerleue
SpgOomnlel1. s 6orgaor5 iugOe
6ot, at Set pilOe nGiten pGre ct
0firafel, ON ban ifltlOe fom1ne ia.
SelD lGnge5 8uitor Senien efter at
blipe uOfriet % gaa biem til @pi=
len. u9fooOen ltreffer til"', laQoe
BON, "a pi for le0en tolte n1eo bann.
ga %rofesior grifien Ons-
Dag Iftet / go og Mog jas pen
ZEN biemlige Nrlte, blep ban pluo=
ielig operroifet al Ell Slot 6rope
Stl0enter, Der bapOe beiluttet Ell
Surpriie=pnrtp for oeres i6proige
9prer.
Nrpfesioren ~operraftes ct fifit
uGnctoo"=ltr, iom itlt0. tepl. Soft
qadr0 poa glepernaS &egne l10talte
par en- iimpcl EnnifonnelIe for al ben
@iasie efStra 9lr6eiOe, @rofesi loren
hoOoe paatuget Jig gelltem Siltter-
termilten.
9eatltrligpis bite 6ru @ribien
Snarroooigbeo nle0 ct peloeffet
aoHebor0. % mi fltffer @egen
poglig / &rofesiorens npe, bpgge-
lige Silent.
- @oa Seien ira &irfen til
Dana College n1e0te Ser / S6n0oqg
&irfefolfe1e ct ubpggeligt SIM.
Nogle anegte bopoe tpiret en- @e0
til en- SelefonpGI og if60 til Mools
efter 9pret nteo Ell @epolper.
Oct bar Meningen, at @e0en
Tube 90.
Smi0IertiO bnp6e aomplottet in
gen Soc ON, bporIe0es g2epolperen
ifulOe boanOteres, og 6oIgen bar,
ut BET i~toffeI5 9pr life 6leu ifuot
NED, men finn nlisbunolet iaa 9lo-
bet flo0 ira baq0e 9}pie % Mitn0
% onOre Ste0er. @el6igpis tog Ell
tebjertet Stl1Oent, 9(norep G6ri-
%ltionien, 9lffnre og orp6te 0pret
ma0 en- Snip.
Gptrirnet giorOe ct nlporIigt Sn0-
trpf pda $iliflierne, Der i 6orbi=
gaoenOe bapOe m6Ot 9~prplageriet
: al 0enS 0}oo6poeligbe0.
Z
- Snoful0te Zen rige @tun0" / /
@lair bar tiIItiQat uYioneeren" oJ
os en- Grflnring, bpori ban moo
bepiier 8~ro0eren5 9(nfloge, iom ban
ful0er niin0sipg 0pOigtlting" 6or at
umOguo nulig @laopoIemit mellern
Sc to @alp6re0re pnifer hi life at Of
fentliggpre grflGringen. 81 bar i6p-
rigt iagt Dor Wlening I rem 4nGre.
Zen 6efen0te @}rS. SafObien
for / nogen Sis ligget ipg al 90
len. gnIfer og baa6er, bum mart
otter ma blipe raif.
- De til Goltncilrnen non1inere0e
puu yorD ticfet" er 1. @nr0, d. 6.
Ireudl; 2. 9Soro, 8. @tebrens; g..
&or0, SIN Meoo; 4. @arO, Due
Nn0eriel. @nn met ticfet": t..
@oro, Sim GbriitionIen; 3. @or0,
2. 81. 6orn6arg. NlrnOt % Strlpe,
ION par nominere0e fOr 2. % A..
@ar0, forituur ri bar tntffet fig
tiG6age.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-20
9ll6erta, Canada.

Goot oonO, iertig egnet for
6Iou0et oonobru9 og @eieriorift
t % peO set 0anife Settlement Is
0il fra SnnisfoiI Station, fan
fsbes biGigt % puu Iette 9etingeI-
Ter oeO at 6euoenoe fig til unOer-
tegneoe.
9cmrD Garem,
0icfion. Nlbertn. Canada.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-20
NJ eds
BLAIR, NEBR.:

9anif Sasfbrer.
Seq bill beioore poolioeligt, pr.
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Sporgsmool for fi1n $t.OO. Sfrip
0onif eqer gngelif.
q. @. Gbriitenen,
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-20
GnoliI6 5pauim Ointment fiernel

Gnalii6 SpuOin Ointment f~ierner
baoroe, bIeOe eGer ful6ie anlt0cr %
Sfompletter ira 6eite; li9eioo BLOB.
ipot, 9arc6elL uipIint", ~ipeeno"
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$50 pes @ritgen at cen 6Goffe. On
u%n0erfulo SIR. 5aIges bog g
s. Balmer, 9ruggift.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-20
@aacri for SUN.

%aa @runO al 8ortreiie er ct i
gon 9rift oonif 8oqeri for 9oGg i
Ell ft6rre go I 9}c6roIfo. 5tenoor
"a 9ampfeOeI fin0es. 8looets
Gontor onptier.