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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-17
0bao CT init 2ib?

Sooo er nit Sip2 = Get er 10 en-
Damp,
Som zines en- Stuno oe oerpaa for.
ipinoer;
Soer Ipienoe 5rpo, bper 9noitenoe
Stamp,
Sper Soare, fom ofte nit gie bin.
Ser,
3oert Saab, iom rsomer De bIeee
9inoer,
.Sfal fnuies of 0eosfiarrens Seite.
tramp.
= OR Der oo ilet intet aribet tilbaee
gno Somhe0 oe Sabn og uenoeli9
alage2
Nit 2ip er en- Camp. = Wen ofte
ieg iaa
oripenoe Sfner | 2uften b9nge;
s glsoenoe Sober Soroen laa
Ne6 ioIterret COB 90 afiueone enge;
Gua itremmeb ben Regn, Der bar
pentet l9nee,
itnrfeo oct osenoe 2eb og Straa,
Og fsreno Heenifpens Damp bar
inu1oet,
gIep aipsfraften IGt, Der I9nge bar
bufoet.
af, epneb veg Dog, fer nit 2io err
forbi,
Com SfDens Sooea og Woiens
9auipe
at bore meo til at fiinne befri
Blot Iiot, Tom er ltibnet | 9e6els
Grampe, j
% i9nfe neo oper Soroens aampe, I
st linoren6e gpIb neo g%eliignelie II
= gna ifnIoe min Taf imoo Sim.
len bRpes,
Tit 2in bar 6a life lepet forgpoes.
Safob I~aulIt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-17

Gnnbpeb. - 9~beSebpiten. @Ianot
bore auIturpIanter er Der bel fun
faa, iom er mere afbnngige Of 60.
lens SnoflpoeIie en- Sbeoen. Gen toll.
be CONNER meo ffpfuIo Simmel er
piitnof gfpIo |, at be fIefte Speoe.
morfer Der paa ggner tegner min.
Ore eoot, ioet aarnerue fun er me.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-17

al l1siines Wtisiionsbiitorie .guon.
geliets Seiersgomg ub ODER Soroen'
foreIigger nu fnrbig til lloienbeIis
inobunben | iarbeles mutt os ioIiSi
franif 1ino. Yriien er ben iamm
iom paa ferfte l1ogope $3.50.
Dan. 2ntb. ynbl. &oufe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-17
Parker
''~~eusvs
Fountain Pens

Fountain Pens er vac
sentlig for skellige fra
almindelige Fountain
Penne paa Grund af
1.-The Lucky Curve som
like fndes / nogen an
den Fountain Pen. Var
men fra Deres Legeme
og Luftens Udvidelse
j Beholderen presser
like Blanket I'D / Til
ferselskanalen, naar Pen
men er | Deres omme-
alt paa Grund af the
Lucky Curve. Saa "the
Parker" or en- renlig og
tjenestdygtig Pen.
Lad den wise sig we'd
Brug. Bed Deres Keb-
mand ON en- Parker Pen.
S@lger han dem like
saa send os hans Navn,
og vi vii serge for, at De
faar Ell til fri Prove / 10
Dage.
Burg den / 10 Dage.
Saa dersom De er TIL
freds, KUN DERsoM De
Err TILFREDs -ksb den,
Toiy Tusinde af de bed
ste Kebm8nd ! Landet
forhandler Parkerpenne
fra 81 80 og opad.
Mr.. 20H-lig BilIedet'
forstgrret, koster 81 30,
Jeg vii ogsaa sendt
Katalog 0g en- nyttie
Lomme : Device we'd
Modtagelsen af en- I
Cents Skriy
efter fri Proves Coupon
Dag.
GEO. s. PARKER, PRES.
PARKER PEN co.
134 MILL ST.,
e WIS
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-17
seroeles biaise Ysser | Smilag.

en- gaIfart til 8ibeIenS belige 2ano, u. 2anglteo.
35 9. 80 M III
Den ~noroiite airfes @runoI9ggeIe oo fsrite 10.
billing, q. .. Sorsenien. 1000 9. $40. MI 1.0
Uaisiions 5oreoras. q. 6. O. @roUe 9'asmasen
344 9. LAO, M 81
ariiti ipo Orb pao aoriet, S. arnot. SO 9. 40, mn II
Ddneboffet CDanmarfs Statsforfatnine), gnna
Seoe. 224 9. 100, nu q
sutiosipergsmaaI Oe ct Stpffe al bet oanife Golfs
3~epnetsIsb, 9. girfeoaI. 259 @. t.20, M q
Hiorae til Sans ggeoes oe ben grsnIanoife Mis-
iions &iitorie, s. W. Ginger. 345 g. 2.20, mi 81
Oct gbaneeIiffe afrfeIps Nltio og Srentio, Or.
s. 81. GInuien. 2 gin6. 806 9. 2.40, MI 81
Dunife 2an6sbpifoIers Siitorie til 1S48, 8. aocb.
f15 g. "a, mn fl
Den f~riteIise Disbeo, s. Using. 242 9. leo, M 81
Gpanseiife Goreoras a%nIebning af Batter Can.
a~eslngreb paa ~norsirfe, S.llsiine 124S. .7O,nu q
airtensarbeioe be itoregper, &.rlsitng. 87S. .6O,nu q
en- lille SuspoitnIe of 8. M. .. @aIsIep og 8.
&nnien. 295 g. 80, MI 81
llpeirstioer - gn SfiIoring fra Grimisiionsea.
meme, g. 6. 2ange Miaer. 200 g.. 100, nu 81
0aaiit eatb. gnbI. SsaIe,
Blair, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-17

re Goiol ON. at ss9otelien at Do
iqtteIiestiIIooelie fSrit / sSnOer-
borg amt, ienere / Saoerslee % M
ooiaa aabenraa amt ulan feres
tilboge til Ell HegerinosanorDning
Tom man inotiI nioere eniter al bo4-
loe bemmeIig.
SOlst til Sbiferns. Ssrgell ai9rs
@ooro / Siortbro er bIeben ioIgt for
$4,000 Marf til Oen tnife RDbpgger-
foreninq, iom neo oenne 2eiIigbeo
bar eiort FIN fsrfte @robring | Ror6.
ilesnig.
.Seimoal" b9noer, at Der fra
oonif SHE bar giort, bbao Der funoe
qsres for at boIoe @anroen. Sfslge
iaqfpnoige N9nos Sfen bar Glen.
oonlmen fife en- Gang $4,000 Rf.
paro. af aegeringens Siniosmeno
bar BEN p9roiot til 1900 Nf. Noar
Der oerfor fra oanif SIDE bIep bnot
@iermonoen $4,000 0f. for 9oar.
oen, bar BET oft. bbao man meo
IimeIigbeo funoe forlnnse, og an-
iporet for BET Tosiereoe faloer Der.
fnr pre % oIeue poQ Sen hi0tioliQe
gier al 9ooroen.
grnscn af fsbabts Gauge. siiio.
oerretten / Hbooing f~orbnnoleoe i'll.
bet ~baoersIepife 5ortpifninesblao
Onsooe ben %. aiig. en- Sag uloo
2anomonS Sans Sanien Of Setter
2inoet og 2onomano gieIien | Serp.
5 geepnoeIien of Sunni fom De
anfIoeeoe, iom oeItog / &ingrieuin'
gen | Grantbp, inc | 0eihman1s
aro | Gram, bbor BEN iteolige preus-
fife arigerforenins os Ben ftebIi9e
tpife Sorenine bolot oeres BONNER
fornsieIie. De anfIaseoe intte zig |
en- Stle beo Sioen at oct 2ofaIe,
boor 9piferne bar, og fang oanife
Songe: Seq er Ell iimpel 9onoe.
mano", Den Sang ieg orog af
Steo" oq Song ariitian Ito6 pes
bsien @aIt".
4mtsforitanoeren ifenots Dem en-
gsoe pao 30 Iarf. SmioIertio be-
itreo De at bare iunget og f%orIan9te
retslig afosreIie. antsoopofoten IN
orog pan of opretboIoe gsben; 3et-
ten neoiatte Den til 20 Warf.
geutua. - 8aarofalget | fart
bro. yMooersmoalet" bar mootoget
fsloenoe meo @nmooning ON Spta.
geIie:
Som 5orflaring til en- WeooeIelie
fra 9ebtoft bill ieg blot gre Sffent.
Iigbeoen befenH meo, at ieg bar
giort alt. bba6 Ser too | min Nagt,
for at @narOen life ifuloe gaa ooer
paa tpife S9noer. gnonu 9aeen
Tor jee foIete @aaroen, bar ieg lam.
men meo 5oIf fra ggnen, Tom ies
mente piI6e gore noeet for 8anif.
beoen. gt De funoe. pi6ite ieo, oo
oct belle, ieg forlangte af Dem, bar
Iiot Ststte, ioa l9nge jeq fit mine
gengeioger I Orben.
De biloe oeiaa nof BABE @ren
oeraf men 9fiiifoen ifuloe min 5a.
mile bore, og oerfor folete ies
8aoroen, oa ieg funoe faa oct nogen-
Iunoe siort. Spao Briien angaar,
90 er @narben biaig; tbi bpis ieg
fit ben enifeoe Stette, iaa bebolot
ieg enonu @oaroen, oa Snn0eien II.
re en0nu er r~eISgDl0lg-
Sbao oct angaar meo Sagfsnoi-
ges Sfsn, ian pil ieg blot gore op.
m9rfiom paa, at BET bar | Rarts
Manneo, og at @aaroen M er minot
10000 Wf. mere pRro, END ben bar
ben @ang.
Sgrgen apr, Sartbro.
SsnSerbors. = Jaaet Sgnet isen.
Den S9-aarige gnfe Glouien | Wsl.
bpgooe Iioer of ben graz StRr, og
bun bar iom GsIee oeraf paret
Blind | Az Mor. 9n bun for en- Sio
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-17

bDi ioet Ell flor Del er opfpbt til orn-
trent % Marf pr. senoe.
S~toro6srn. = Srnstbpiten bliper
finn miooelmaaoig / Gor; ii9r er
Der life mango 9gbIer. 9eretraerne
bprer Iiot rigeli9ere; me alt Iabner
Sol og fan life uooifIe fig iom oct
ifol. 81. Gp.)
Tlensburs. : 9pbife Seite. :
Sire Born uDerfbrte. Den "a. Iu9.
oeo 5iretioen ON gfm. bleu ire 9srn
ooerfsrte of Ell goen poa Sisrnet al
Senrifsgaoe oe Smobierg. Seitene
bar Igbife. 4f 9srnene, Der er | Ell
aloer of 3-5 Gor, bIep to ioa
boarot tneiteoe, at De | en- Spge.
pogn maatte bri1ges til Diafonisie-
IItifteIien. Gu 2eee bonoe | Sorbei-
Ell onIogt en- foreIsbig Go%rbinonine.
Softlumb.-9en tgIfe gpssefor-
ming / SoftIuno Iaoer M til pna en-
gang Of bile oongne op af fin Ssnr,
ioet ben bar lieget ftiGe ben ct Bar
an uoen at foretaee fio noget bioere.
Goreningen bar nemlio ben %. Iug.
beiIuHet, at ser Hol opferes 4 npe
gsgninger Der / 9pen, boorof De 2
ifoI oare fproioe til I. 9ooember,
oe 2 andre til 1. Moi 1910. De
fsrite 2 9pgninoer Iooer Sans RieI-
ZEN / SoftIrno opfsre, og be ifal be.
Dos Of Gnfen 9ouIien og aontoriit
RiffeIien.
Salsisse (9ifteritis) biemiseer /
oenne Ef6 (25. aue.) Here 5amiIier
Der / 5oftlun6. 29oen Or. Soban-
len bar uotsIt, at BEN life biOtil bar
oPret onoartet.
Softlanb. 6u ntrp Sienefefarl.
9naroeier Reimers paa Sanprbef
neo SoffI,tno ie1ote forleoen lin aarl
til Softluno for at gre nogle for.
tante Snofsb. SeIe 8ogen off, og
SarIen nenote life biem, hnorfor oct
bleo anmeIot til Yolitiet. aarlen
fanotes Gnoen efter at @enoarmer.
Gengene banoe ban orHffet op, og De
Sin1, ban ifuIoe babe fsbt, bapoe
ban toget pon areoit paa fin Sus.
bombs Regning.
-Sete bibt af Sasurme. @aaro-
eier Robpeooer / @stterlp loo forIe-
Den fine 2 Seite gaa riot at er9sie
paa ct Stpffa Seoeioro. 9agen ef.
ter bite bet fig, at Seitene beeee TO
bar blenne biote Of Sugorme. Gen
enc 9eit bobneoe op | ben @rao, at
ifaIo 9DrIegen life bar blenen til
falot % baooe inoipreitet MoogHt
banoe ben o9ret 0so inoen aften.
0OrObora.-Ai Anecif for 0cn-
Sarnen. GnsOag ben %. aug. par
Sc Roroborg 8orgere 8ione til, at
ct asretsi ira Smeenen fom fprenOe
mo j gDen meo tenote 9ognlpgter
ueo beilps Dag. s 5erftninoen troe.
De Hiaf, at BET oreie0e fig ON Ell
ener ct 8p6bemoal; men bet
fig Kart, at oct bar ramme aI.
Dor. 5 Den iiofte Si6 err Der nenlIie
blebet melot ct IntnI aeretsiseiere,
foroi oe efter Genourmens Mening
life bnboe tpnot gognfngterne tislig
NOT. Sor MI at bore belt iiffer for
@enoarmen babe ben Der omtalte
Wano f~oretruffet at fore meo t9no.
te gegnlpster beo bsiIps Dag.
6aberslep. 30 9renee | Ell Ql.
Der of f2-f5 Gar bar | ben iiofte
9io foritaaet at ifaffe fig genee til
SIifferier og anoet peo at frnDle ino
40 ct aabentitaaenoe 8in6ue | en-
itsrre 5orretnine Der | Bpen. Otter
5orIpoenoe ifal De Iiot efter Iiot paa
oenne Maabe babe tilpenot fig berl-
peo 1870 Wf. Sor be ftjaalne Benge
lepeoe be oe oeres anmmerater bit.
D M NH
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-17

Salsissc (9ifteritis) biemisger /
oenne 9fb (25. aue.) Here 6umiIier
Der / 5oftluno. 29oen Or. Soban-
len bar uotaIt, at oen life biotil bar
nPret onoartet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-17
"Have you
Tried my
Penn"

De har maaske prev
andre og set andre i
Brug, men har De prsvet
min Pen - the Parker
Jeg vii lade Dem
PleYe den frit jeg vii
Devise Dem, at der er i
det mindste cen Pen,
der altid er rede til Tjen-
este som like kommer
nd af Lommen over
smurt med Black, Re-
sultatet vii wise Dem
"the Lucky Curves
Nytte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-17

ND HOrtpisnius. en- 9agIeier
os@oorbeier E.Sanien ! SIpneiten,
auguit Berg fra Sinllanb (airfe
8arIsie) fit 2sroag bern %. aug.
sennem amtsforftan6eren Or6re til
al barre noe nf areoien tn6en ben is.
September, elers biI6e ban bIibe
belt uobiit af 2anoet. Or gerg bIeu
II Soraaret gift meo en- Datter al
Sneofer Beterien i Sottrup oo er
bel oen, Der Ii6er meit beo gortbis.
lningen, oa ban boboe en- goo pIaoa
Dos @aoroeier sS%onien. Berg bar,
~ifribes Der til oJ1ensborg ab." fro
I6eIiteo, life baft gofrtteIiestinaoeI.
'ie, inoen ban gifteoe fig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-17
GraOfGnOers sts Shleppterelfs
% 9Gsipes Rinbefene. Otter bonb


% 2Gsipes RinSefene. Otter boab
ySdIesfpiger Nadtridten" meooe.
Ter, bar Der fornpIig nnret @raO-
if9noere neo De to &inoeItene, iom
er reiF, bpor General S6leppeeren
os Oberit 29sise faIot unoer Siteo.
ilneet. Som ieonanlia bar besee
Minoeitene til Siteooooen bIeoen
rigt impffeoe meo 9oanb, aranie
% @rsnilpn9ninger. gIomiter og
8rent er renet bort, nieoens 9aon.
oene er ifaarne / Stpffer.
Get tpife gIao tiIfsier, at r0aa-
ben bar naft flor Sarnie bIanot ge.
boerne. Mon ipntes at BABE funoet
ct Spor til @erningsm9noenes Baa.
gribeIie.
3attebagt mob gpllerne. Sor.
tpifninesblaoet rSonoeribe 3eitung"
fortauer, at De oonife 2anomeno |
Soitritp Soen ififtepis boIoer gagt
beo 5oriomIinesbuiet ON Rattm for
at fao lat paa De 9saer, Der eentagne
@ange bar spet grobt S9rperf paa
gpgnineen.
Rpnoigbeoernes anitrnneelier for
at faa @erningsm9noene ofilsret bar
Tom befenot biotiI beret foreppes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-17
Colorado


De gyIdne Anieonin1 gers Lana
1920 Acres Land til Salg paa meget
gunstige Vilkaar, 3 Sections, 2 Mi fra
y. r.. Jernbanen og 3 Mil fra Byen
Deer Trail, Cole, So Mil 6st for Denver.
Budtsmmeligt Forraad af Wand findes
kun 10 Fod I Jorden. Prison er $500
per Acre. Vardien bsr stige til $1,000
paa mindre end 2 Aar.
ON nermere O%plysning tilskriv
Thomas c. Scott & Co.,
302 Boston Bid, Denver, Colo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-17

SOrneDtDltOIeIcI
Ga aGffe ssprr irrlis ceuet fr gprnelGsaimg.
gsgt Mfnt Gam:
eu SonlIing fripeIioe aegenoer % 5ortelipEr $0.25
sebbps Snap:
On &iitorie ON en- raft 9reng %
epnsblomHer 1, 2, 3, % 5:
SEN ~forIteaige SamIineer Observation-Disclosures fra
Rorge. gris, bper SomIino 40
! Sabler for gprn:
ct boIubu,oreOe giaeoer teeneoe of 5. Z. ounobpe
If 3eft at s. 9. aaaino 20
Slbe sarnSomsSase:
at ariline gormart .2S
"a Salnnem bLaae of Den ipamiOlHes Sas:
5 Omioo Is
@eOrs meO arpffen:
ener: gaS far en- 9Ian meb bbert Ueuneife .35
Sire 6ortalinsu fr Ssrn:
vi steffenien oe Using %
Sets Sortaainser for gsH:
of Stefienien oe listing 40
s. Is. auberieus Gbentpr:
minneapolis ll6gauen Get gino 1.50
BploenooIs llooope TO gin6 200
Gu gilesrims ganSrins:
nj So9n @inlpan IL
aiSsOrloet @r. 1 10
aaDeDalDet Nr. 2. +. 20
Ct @soe.
digit al 8otortos aielien 80
0lustcn til amerifa:
digit Of Gbr. @intber +. 80
On samlins af De melt befen0te Gbentpr meo
S1ueoer 'oo
Seu trOfafe 5orirtter;
Gf macbuff. emaatpffer til bOer Dag Maaneon 20
Seu Sinoelus:
a~noaetsbog til buer Dag %
DO. me6 @uloinit 40
gsrHeHes observation-disclosures:
af Soban Ottoien 80
n3aniib eie in Soun aao Country"
en- IiDlig Stilbring i oct engelife Sprog al 2ibet /
Ganinarf. On u6n9rfet BOG for gsrn Of oanife
Sor9lore LOO
either Nieb:
8ortalin8 al Panip =. 80
ltnoer 6aSerbaauo:
of paft. %. geterien 40
Saroeles biaige gsger | Smilag.
en- gaIiart til 8ibeIenS benige 2ano, u. 2angte6.
35 Q. 80 M 10
Den noroiife airfes @rirnoI9ggeIie oo fsrite ITO
billing, q. g. Sorgenien. 1000 g. $40, MI LOO
Wisions Sorebrag, q. 6. @. @rope Nasmuser
344 9. lao, mi 20
Griti fpb Oro pao aoret, s. arnot. SO 9. 40, mn 10
Daneboffct (Dnnrnarfs Stdtsforfatnina), gnna
Seoe. 224 9. t.20, MI 30
gutiosipergsmoaI og ct Stpffe al bet onnife Golfs
QpnnefsIeb. 0 pirfe1oI $50 q 90 M On
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-17

NorObsra. = Srnst6pittn bliper
finn miooelmaaoig / Ior; iier er
Der life mango 9gbIer. g9retr9erne
bprer Iiot rigeligere; mex alt iabner
Sol og fan life uooifle fia iom oct
IfoI. 81. ap.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-17

get inao. griien er forboIospis
bpi ioet Ell flor Del er opfebt til orn-
trent % Meorf pr. Senoe.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-05

4 VERY LITTIE MONEY WILL
co \ long WAY WITH Us AND
You ALSO. CONF AND EXAMINE
ORR STOCK. .. q. PRATT y CO.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-05

Iri1r.se tul g.I. m.ttiur JUST 100
Dig a--ortm.ut 20 ii"m Ni"'.'
Fah.r Furniture IHi carpets
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-05-25
Who Wants Little Oscar?
he IS FIVE, WITH GOLDEN HAIR AND SMILING FACE But he
IS TO BE GIVEN AWAY cause TIMES ARE HARD
AND LIT Tie OSCAR IS ONLY A STtPS0N

Little Theodore Carlson be given
takes food for his little MOUTH 1t
clothes his little shoes his feet there
other children absorb the parental oveand, besides little
Oscar of the who his mothers hu
band, is be given
Five old-goden haired-the smile his little lips
tremble his filled with when his
mother told him he might home and
old enough realize 1t all, but the
of the tender
mingled their
he her life.
Yesterday Mayor find home for little
Oscar.
w. NJ 1921 South e street.
father, for his died
babe His mother married again, and two
children little in the His
sepfather does not want him.
for Oscar since the other chill
him treated this for
difference
ken-heared mother
mother rights of the
a sacrifice, away.
a He wipes the dishes for and
complains He obedient loving and
what for to let him but husband
his stepaher the
children the better will be for him. sobbed the
mother
little is strange home, whomsoever
wi Ike him and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-05-25
MIND WRECKED; $7545
DAMAGES WANTED

Is the Nelson mill
hand
$7,5451
which labored and
which, the of his losing his mind and
coming dumb maniac?
questions being threshed today Jud6o
Shackeords courtroom Nelson time wns energetic
employ
Young Lumber companys Eatonvle
sultry head body
unmndful battle
ing the price Of the mind that he had lost
Nelson worked the sawmi Eatonvie anWtan4oE
On May 1897 he was thus engased tending his sax g e
Of his abors and dropped nolsessl through the
Of
fool head fore1no1
striking Uranium was cpmmitSd
fects fall. CT szsS tx IKE
battle being waged IN how much
Nelson's brain wa worth to him His attorneys Asy that s.
that ahongh they doubt It. but that ~
not responsible for his accident MeanWhie N
that only deIQa<e
help him. operation. An
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-05-25
TO FACE COURT !,
FOR SLAPPINC
GIRL

Claiming that Theodore Chris
tian, rejected suitor, had
slapped her in the face at the
Owls dance at Germania hall
Saturday night, Miss Sadie Boyles
appeared before Judge Arntson
yesterday afternoon and swore to
a warrant for the young man s
arrest. Miss Boyles is a laun-
dress, employed at the Olympic
laundry. She attended the dance
Saturday night in company with
another young man, and, she
claims, Christian became abusive
with her, demanding a reason for
being Tilted.
1t is understood that Christian
and Miss Boyles have been inti-
mate for some time. When the
young woman refused to explain
why she had "jilted" Christian,
he slapped her violently in the
face, she says, causing her pain
and great mental anguish.
Young Christians father agreed
to have his son in court this aft
ernoon, and the young man was
not arrested. A charge Of as
sault and battery has been filed
against him.
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browns
Boat Capsizes in the
Narrows After Dark
and He Sinks After q
Desperate struggle

While returning from the city
to the ranch OF his brother, on.
Point Fosdic, about O'Clock last
night, Thomas Wren, aged SO
years, was drowned In the waters
of the narrows, and up TO a lat0
hour this afternoon his body had
not been recovered.
Wren was riding in small
rowboat. which suddenly capsiEed.
but the circumstances of the acci-
dent are not known. as It was
dark at the time and there were
no witnesses to the tragedy.
The unfortunate man was only
a few hundred yards from tho
shore when the accident occurred,
and a number of Indians who are
camping on the beach heard him
Struggling In the water, but were
|powerlees to save him. They
hurried in boat to the place
from which the sounds eminatear
but found only Wren's overfltre,~;
led boat. There was no trace "
the man.
The matter was reported to 3.
Bushel, a rancher, who notified
Bat Wren, brother of the dead
man, this morning. Bat Wren
is emplowed as foreman In tho
Tacoma mill, at Old Town. The
latter obtained ten acres Of land
on Point Fosddc about two years
ago, and his brother had been cars.
ing for the place for him.
Thomas Wren was an old sailor
and had resided in Tacoma for
several years. A determined ef-
fort will be made to find his body,
but there ds slight hope of succese.
as but few of the. bodies of per
sons drowned In the Narrowo
have ever been recovered.
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BURNS ACCUSED
OF DYNAMITE
PLOT
(By United Press Leased Wire

(By United Press Leased Wire. !
SAN FRANCISCO, May 25.-
That Special Agent w. j. Burns
was directly responsible for the
dynamiting of the Oakland home
Of former President of the Board
of Supervisors James l.. Gallagher,
was the sensational charge made
by Luther G. Brown, United rail-
ways attorney, when he took the
witness stand in the Calhoun trial
today.
"At the time of the explosion
= neighbor of the Gallaghers," he
said, "a man named Wagner or
Warner, was sitting in his yard.
He attempted to rush into the
Gallagher yard, but was prevent
ed by someone evidently ON guard.
From this time ON i had my own
idea of the cause of the explo-
sion. think it was done to work
up sympathy for Gallagher"
"Anothers thing 1 learned, !"
Brown continued. twas that prior
to the explosion. Burns, through
= man named Macey, employed a
man named Wilhelm to make him
q bob. He was to pay $3.50 for
the work."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-05-25
BUSY DAY
FOR JACK
TARS
Many Events Are Held In
Honor of Visitors
Big Reception
Tonight.

Tacoma will welcome the Amer
ican and Japanese officials of the
two fleets now i'm Tacoma harbor
at the Tacoma hotel tonight at
$40 o'clock.
Governor Hay received the ad-
mirals this afternoon and they
exchanged courtesies. The mayor
has received them both, on behalf
of the city, and tonight the peopE
will extend the glad hand to the
visitors in a brilliant reception.
There is nothing select about
this reception. 1t is for the peo-
pie of Tacoma.
There have been no invitations
except the general one for every
body in the city to come out and
let the guests of the city know
they are welcome.
Brilliant Decorations.
The hotel has been splendidly
decorated for the occasion. The
street in front of the building is
radiant with illumination and the
building itself is outlined in light.
Within there is a grand COM
bination of color and light. Japa-
nese flags of every kind mingle
with those of every nation and
Old Glory is intermingled with
them all.
There are nearly 200 officers
in the Japanese and American
ships and all will be at the recep-
tion tonight. Both Admiral Ijichi
and Admiral Sebree will be pres
ent with their staffs, and citizens
will all have an opportunity to
meet them.
The reception will be cosmopoM-
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by DIR. @. II. Clark.

In this effort of mine to deter
mine what Warren's mental sensa-
tions were, l am attempting to
make feeble science tell what only
the Creator can best tell-the
story of the last five seconds of
the unfortunate mans life.
Every school boy knows that a
body heavier than air falls 16 feet
the first second, double that the
second, double that the third, and
so on. So five and fraction sec
onds, elapsed from the time War
Iren's body was cast off into space
until he struck. 412 feet below.
He didn't lose consciousness, as
II may be popularity supposed. He
was alive to what was happening
for every one of those awful 412
lfeet-terribly conscious of 1t all.
I have, in my minds eye, a pho
tograph of his brain for those
five fateful seconds, l think I can
see the thoughts and sensations
THAT were recorded there.
His first and his last second
Iwere the worst, I think, although
the last must have found him rec
onciled to a degree to the fate that
awaied him, must have brought
him to fuller realization that his
time had come.
Although It was with the speed
of a cannon ball he dropped slowly
that first second. He only fell 16
feet in that stage, you'll remember
The did not reach the acme of
velocity until the last second, when
his body covered a distance of
more than 264 feet.
Warren didn't do much thinking
| In the first half second, longer
even than the fifth full second. He
had lost his footing, he knew; he
was falling. He was terribly
frightened.
He recovered himself to some
lextent In the latter half of that
first second. He very likely
grabbed instinctively for something
that would save him, for some
support.
1t was in the second second that
he began to more fully compre-
hend what had come to pass. HE
HAD FALLEN FROM THE MET
lROPOLITAN TOWER. His body
was plunging down, down, down
Ito death. He was thrilled. He
felt cold chills. His head filled
with blood.
In the third second his eyes be-
igan to see. AL had been black
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