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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-22
:, 0g naar Diet sids.e CLINT vi Sc"
.aag han after med ynkelig Stemme.

sang han after med ynkelig Stemme.
Men hvem har saaledes tilredet Dem, Hr. Skade ?'
.,Barbarerne, siger jeg de uvidende Mennesker :
de sIreg som Bester hvad hjalp Kunst7 = hvad hjalp
Begejstring? = 10 hpjere jeg gik, 10 verre blew Diet =
og du, du var 10 smidt I'd. AK, ia! kere, unge MEME
ske! find dig deril = Diet er Verdens Gang nd I'D
at Doren skal Vi allie til sidst = og Prygl kan man faa
= Diet kan hendes den bedste men" = tilfoiede han og
blev staaende med Haanden paa Brystet, medens han table
Fiolinkassen ,vor Bevidsthed fglger os den moral
ske mener jeg - og vor Stjerne" han saa op mod
Himlen, men table nu Ligevegten og faldt. Han
rejste sig med Antons Hjalp og sang:
,sSaa skal os da den Tanke fryde,
Den smiled sk9nt, idet den flyede'
Kan du Sc vor Stjerne, lille Ven den er der
s'gu endnul Diet er Livet = Diet er Kunsten Diet er
Ogden ia Ogden, lille Ven! den har altid veret min
Keledegge' -
,Svig 81 din Ven! ver to mod din Pige!
Virksom du fremme Br9dres Vell'
sang han nu after frejdig med en- Stump af hine moral
ske Drikkeviser fra hans Ungdom. Han ravede endnu
temmelig sterkt, men faldt dog like mere. Anton, der
havde taget Fiolinkassen, fulgte ham trolig til deres
HEN og hjalp ham OPP ad Trappen til Kvistkammeret
SHAFT ndn HdVOe Iddet nam I'll OengS, Sattc nan
sig we'd Siden af Sengen. ,Kereste Hr. Skadef p =
sagde han d. maa aldrig drikke saa meget there! :
bet skal eg heller aldrig jg skal nu straks lade
Dem faa Ro og lade Dem sove men cen Ting maa De
fSrst sige mig, hvis De we'd Diet hvad er YAM
pyrer"
,Hu hai lille Ven, Diet er fele Uhyrer' lallede
Hr. Skade ,,kom mig nu ikle med Diet Ammestue-
vr0vl, naar jeg skal sovep'
Men hvad er Diet?
Bah hvad we'd jg = lille Ven Bet er Blodsu-
gere - Diet er ~ford9mte, forheksede Mennesker de
suger Hjerteblodet I'D af Folk, naar man sover de
graver Lig OPP ON Natten og eder dem. Ii stile med
Diet forbandede Tpjl NJ sover jegr'
NJ erindrede Anton ct Eventyr fra sin Barndom,
hvori saadant ct Uhyre havde forferdet ham. Han
tenkte lenge derpaa, da han var kommen Seng. Han
var endnu noget he'd Hovedet af Punchen og drgmte
den halve Nat ON Vampyrer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-22
Hr. skade satte ct ynkeligt Ansigt OPP.
log naar vor Stjerne da nedskrider"
sang han vemodig =
log naar den dybt i Vesten sidder"

,Den Punsch var lumsk, lille Venl = jeg drak kun fire
elias men sa var Diet gait - jeg kom for h9jt i Obi
gaturen men jg fantaserede dejigt = og de Barba-
rer! de uvidende Mennesker = Ak, jal vor Stjerne
daler, bedste p
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Neiu YbiIabsipbia srarnttrn gsarss.

teprrisrrt am II. Su1zIleeap
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Gtme ernfe Semitic.

6err Nitolaus Gir1er aus 9boal
Greet, Nrt.. ihreibt ugs- 1T eine
Saatiade, oab mir niemals 8elesen=
beit sebabt baben ei,en Dottor in's
Saus 3r rufen. felt mir ben Mlpen=
frauter borratbiq balten. lniere Ga=
mile beltebt aus feben 9inoern,
tnel1e niemals fehr fraftig maren.
aber Der Mtpanfrdutsr maht fie frdf=
tiger uno tlrrirt fs. penn iie trani
Iiao, uno nas Bette lit no1, oaB bic
Gleinen ben Qllpenfrauter 10 aerne
nehlnsa. NELL ar eiRsn 10 ansenebmen
@sfhmad bot"
@obl teine anoere Mebisin lit nit
bern 6eim 10 enee perbanoen, ME
6orni's !llpenfrduter. gs 9iebt 6as
nlisien, in bemen er 0as Saupt. 9aus=
mittel BON Generation 81 8eneration
eeueRn iit. gr iii cine Mebi3in bon
anertanntsm Werib. st mar niemals,
ipie anbere Meoislnen. Elm sen0bn-
liher Sanoelsartitel. gr tpirb Den
2euten brett anaefeat ourt 2otal.
WQenten, aneefeut BON ben @isen-
tbttmrrn. Or. Better isabrnep & Sons
80, liz ll8 go. Sopne Aoenue.
@bica9o. Sa.
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Cine MattneucryfefAOe
Meitmttg.

gDis Dsgt n. gsan pSN Gbsnp,
gEaf1iHQton. nOn sinsin ftsrsdlitelr
loD erreiiet tDurDs. Ia eiue cNh1id,le,
poriiser Ole 0DeIt liaunen iollte. Sine
.ihlpere ErtdltGaa" ithreitt n -ssrliys
.iahts Elm psrameifsitss 9nnaeAiibel,
pelnes eirem iohUftndnoiAen Arar
bier troBt.. Daiui blanblte iG) $lS
bis SIS per gsitldj. ON sinsn 2unaens
spesialilfeH In gpDfasss, iDelher air
ulht bali. 3ann aiila t6 rod GG!is
fornien. bod ohne geHsrnna. 3uleW
aebronrhte ifb Er. aiuas glep 9iSs
conern. tnefheg mid ponltdnoia turirte
umo i'd bin isyt 10 tpobl ris ie.1 6e.r
gen 2unseniibd, yronditss, 6uiien
unD Grfdltuna, NFfbma. ysaune uno
aea1buaen it, fie allem nbtrleaeil.
SOC. unb $l.W. a'rubsffsfSae frei.
Hnter @arantie nerfauit Inv gB. @.
Yetey's beutIder Nootbeie.
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uno ousaeseihnst. Die nsue Srren-
nnlfalt I'M 6eriiaI. 1908 er6Ifnet. In
gum 9beil Ghrfisiners Wert. Nnl
26. Moi Farb in @enf Osrr profeHo,
s. 8. @ouro, Der felt 80 sSahren biz
profeiInr fir pbiloiopbie all Der Uni,
oerlitdt @eni bsileiost bat. Sn SO.
carno ifarb aans pl6blirt 9err Or,
meo. g. GUT. Seit Sabren mar {,
Rurarat oes Gtahelbsrebaoss uni
praitisisrte I'M gHifier uno 6rablinQ
in Qoearno, no er als Wsnih unr
Mrat aroBes anieben genoB.
9lm Gantis fno 2 sSnaenieure Der
6i,mn @ebruoer Guiser III Wintsr=
thur. paul 9olsah non BaIel, seboren
1883. uno u. Rin0limann pon Walo.
geboren 1880. su 3ooe aeiiilrst.
Sir &ealldule gaiel mabte ihretl
iiblihen 6riiblingsausHug auf's Brien=
ser Hothorn. 9luf benz @ipfel anae.
lanet. erlitt ein Gdiiler. Otto Grep
bon Eelsbera. einen 0ibihlaa uno
ifarb an ben 6olaen. IS mar fdDiile
66bntDitteruna.
glnl 26. Dlai bat es i'm @dtpeiser=
lanoe bis auf l400 Meter binunter Qe-
ihneit. uno aeaenudrti9 ipebt ein
Wino. Der ourhalis niht ans yWai-
liifterl" erinnert. Die gauern erwar=
ten cine tuenis eraiebise 9euernte.
ct.
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of faaIning lakes, boat whistles, stringed
Instruments. "tom-toms, euphonies Of
bagpipes, chanting of Indians, hymnals
In sacred plays, yells OF cowboys, reports
OF rifles and crash of artillery, roaring OF
lions. vocalizations Of a million birds
and animals, jubilee singing. shouts and
laughter, and sounding above all, the
majestic strains of Bohumir Kryls great
hand.
It's chutes cascades, 500 feet in mid.
air, spray crystal waters in continuous
rafnbows. Gay gondolas descend In
clouds of mist, dashfng downward until
they skim the surface Of the lake, LASH
Laughter and shouts of delighted pas
sengers accompany the musical murmur.
tf the falling cascades;
and Indians exhibit feats of broncho rid
The biblical story Of Babylon is en-
the classical costumes.
In Big Otto's Animal Jungle, Miss
Dixie" young: pretty and fearless. en-
wildcats. She seizes the jaws of a Nu-
bian lion. forces them open and thrusts
her head between great teeth that gleam
dangerously against her white throat
A naval battle between the Monito 4
and Merrimac; the "Kyfhausen," the
mountainous retrest Of Emperor Bar
barossa and Paul Revere.s ride are hiss
Camels and elephants bear Laughing
children; in Flea Circus tiny insects
drome. lying pictures. turkish dancers. n
circle and giant swings, motor and sub.
| marine boats. deep sea divers, live
nsa.. whales: skating rinks, velvet and aerial
sand Islands, waterways, Japanese tea
whirls. and endless delight-imparting de-
courta r1sss aorm snd s.rsess pixies piasances
opaleaeent sky. giistsns VI With Il div silrera y
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StrnSsn finb InpaIIirtar, bd Iie a
lnislen YEdBfn onfaerilfen Soer ourd
GelsmnHsn bIodirt lilio. Wghnbdnier
6ffentline @ebdube unb airdsn iiiirS'
| ten ein .pie RortenhduFer.
TurG cine grpIoIion purDs ON Grei.
iaa In 81 @reBo, portngal. stns pd.
trOnenfabrit xrIi0rt. SUM Yerfonen
fanoen babel ihren Sob. unb febSebr
muroen aefdhrliA Derlebt.
gls am 6reitaa Der noroRniide
2loDo 9amrfer Berlin" aus Genun
in Reapei eintraf. fteIie es fib beraus,
bab einsr Der Daifaeiere, 0olfano Ben
nett aus gambribas, Mafi., Der Fa
nit ieinrr junaen Satin alif Der S)oh=
ssitsreife bsfano, nerfhmunben tpar.
Wan nimmt on. bab Ct Elm Opfer Der
neapDlitaBii1en Gamorra getDDroen ifE,
beIen Witgfieber Ii1 onr1 bic @rmDr~
bung oes Iaagen ameriianiihen &eAts.
anmalts liir ole i'm State Dbio llns
lanaf erfolate 0ertaftang bon Stalies
nerp, angeblib Mitalieoern Der @eielI-
frbaft Der ySAparsen 6anb" rddeD
woatan.
SIN 3niibenrdulnen bon eitpa feds
Minnt.n tpursen am 10. SUM Nad=
'a,ittaes unb Hbsnbs in WeKinn mebs
rere haftige grslf0be perfpart. giniae
bel benz leBten @robeben balb aerlfDrte
Dduier ffiirsten Oonffanoig sufammsn );
ss iuurbe aber Riemano perlebt.
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B0ie 3Mitdnoc lit Gd)taGts
bdMSertt.

s. s. Sarms bon 6remont. o..
mar l8 Wtonate lang Der. Staaten
6ieiih= Snipettor in SIt St. 2ouiIer
Shlahibdulern uno bat ieBt Dem Qfer=
bau.@etretdr @illon ieine 9teli9nation
augeitellt init oeu 8erlaugen. Oab cine
uuteriudung oes, Snlpettions=SD SDfems
ooreenommeu peroe. 0arms be9riluoet
leine 9eiignatiou nit Der yemertung.
ouB ar Die Sa9e nidbt ldnaer nit ou=
ieben tonnte uno oaB Die Sber.S Snipet-
loren su na6fAtis lino. Ser Stempsi
u. g. inlpecteD ano pulieo" hai {
nt1ts au beoeuten. oenn ole s}nipet,
tion lei ourdaus ungsniigeno. 8ltislbe
fpite fiir ole Nqiionul Stod Darns bt
st. Qouis $l0D, 600 pro SuDr uno
lei ibatIahaitb teluen Dollar Wsiib.
Wcnn Der Die Sberauiliht fiihrsnos
Snipettor ieinen untergebenen Qe9su=
iiber. ipel1e oas eisentlibe .SuIpl3rsn
tbun, ettldre, lie bdtten su ulsis tpns
Demnirte 3biere. 10 beoente oas nihts
iusiter, als oaB oas aatl3s Soltea ws,ih-
los uno iaiih lei. 3lpiideu ~ uno
80 BroSent oes lsiebs oas tOnosmailt
uno sarli6rt ipsroelt iollie. tperos nen
Y6dlern belahsn. Satlns inat unh.
oab es tyine psri6uline 6einol1aIi ~.
pelhe ihn peraulabt bat. Oen ylisI Su
ibreiben.
I'm Elm Beiiplel an5ufiibren. M ,yi
6arms 6olaenoes Yin |. Npril D. s.
fonoemnirten Die DDftoren Brcho.r
nno 5tinQlep elf aeIhiahtete s,ud
Ninobieb. aber am Soee oaruui llsBga
Die Dottoren Clancy uno Msuoers i.tbs
| oapon our9qeben. tpdbreno nur iilnt
pernibtet tpurben. Nn oemlelbsn Saae
| b6rte er einen 6uperintenDenten eiisr
B0dlers6irma laQen. ole eli Giad
batten pernihist tperoen iollen ugo
.Denn er suQeqen qepeIen mare. ipiltbe
oas and 9eIhehen iein.
.Sn Den Wurft. Departfr sn,n=
men Die oentbar orefi9lten ga zen opr.
Gie @ebdrme uno Ylaleit llerosu Mitbl
erlnolib aereini9t. aai Den BCoen uy-
/ fallenes 6leiTb miro benuBt. Obns oai
es gereiniQt miro. Nlles bies iuirb pp,
| ben Mn9efslieu Der BeiellIhalt ae,tos.
tet. Wenn Elm Snlpsftor iie ouroai aui-
merriam naAr. 10 iaat man ibm. mas
man mir ia9te. ndniliA Dab esnis. hl,
ioides 3eus eiIen, su faul iino. anoer'
MabAeiten bersurihten nnc bob ii
EDsBhalb ioldes 3eue baben iplltsn. SD
4 babe .9biere, Die balb toot iparen mi
/ geraoesu in bic Ghlahterei aeihlsii
lperben muBtsn. qelehen rmo 3uishfl
mllen. tbie lis nit benz iiblibsn .. Sc
periebeil ipllroen.1
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THE WORLDS
GREATEST PARK
Riyerview- -Chicago's Dazzling. Fairyland
of Amusement Devices.

Riyerview Chicago's Dazzling Fairyland
of Amusement Devices.
To see Chicago at play one must go to
&ivervtew. Great cities are attractive An
gay moods and "the ImetropDlis on the
lake" is never merrier than when disport-
ing itself in this wonderful park.
The Roman hippodrome cannot be COM
pared with this great park, either in
magnitude; fabulous Investment or at
tendance
Frequently 250,o00 men, women and
children are within the enclosure OF the
vast and beautiful resort Instantly
after one enters the white masonry OF
the gates and till he energies. he is mys /.
tilted, bewildered, entranced. Broad Wis
tas lead everywhere to turreted pavil-
lions cireuses, theaters, ballets, Streets
of Cairo ball parks, casinos, water
chutes,, cascades, electric launches, ninia-
ture railways, wild West Shows" aerial
coasters, menageries. Japanese pagodas
and open air concerts by the worlds fin
est bands
EiSesvieW Is a festival city, with ITS
chimes Of holls, peais of organs, roar OF
Aains, cooling swish Of waters, dashing
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CUBE: WeiBt Gu. mnrurn osin
Nhdbar elm 70 ltt.t'vr Ssmpfseis}lsr
1T p
ss6'ra: Song qersf, Ter 'lrds.et
fiG,. .tpenn ct einma| us st,ins ln's tilas
ieber piiroe. 10 ton lie Z, -rrss)fl' alas.
plaaeern, Ole leiner Hasneuvs D,df4an
metr als binreiheasg dtuno asbeH
pitrbsn, cine 5heio one s4I ppslaitaet.
vJnq Weiae iFf Wa 1h-rr 'aut eul atz
tes Gprintpest unb mt Mrdlt
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anlann.

Gin furbtbares llnaliif, bem feds
Wenlbenleben gum Cpfer fielen. 3sbn
lebenssefdbrlih uno Bel oem "a anoere
leiht perleBt unrben. ereisnete li1 in
benz Martlns Gerrp DOdoien Der Wbee.
ling Steel & Sron so. in Wb..line.
y. ga. gtlua iiinfIis glrbeit.r parsn
III Der unmittelbareu Ndhe bes 0ohs
ofens beihdftiat. als pl0blid nit sinem
fnrhibarsn 8et0le Die 9libtno HaNig.il
Wetallmd1ien Die 9biit.n Ourhbrad.n
uno lid iibtr ben plob .rsoiien, aui
oem Die Nrbsiter itanoen. Bon ben
lsbs, Die auf Der STEELE ibren Sob fans
ben, blieb nibts als einise perfoblte
GnoAtn iibria. s5reoerif Yimm.rmam.
Der GelbdItsfiibrer. tuurbs gsfdhrlih
uerieBi. als er ben Barfu1 mante. an=
Dere an retisn. Wlan tpeib nidt,
iuie oas ihredliAe llnalid perurfadi
muroe.
Anl 10. SUM ipnrbe in Nep Oori
Die pollltdnoig jeriitifslte 2side sincs
Nannes BON Der yoliaei gelunoen.
Die eit3slnen Slide osr 2tihe ipnren
3undhf. III sin braunss pnpisr UNI
Damn i'm Wadsiad 9slDidelt.
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| Mi6nsI Haseiono. Elm ,pohlhnbenoer
l6eihdftsmann iii GpansDilIe, ssJub.
Ierhislt einsn Drohbrief. IN benz ibm
Igeiaat tuuroe, oaB man feline 9ohter
Iaepaltlam eilifiihren tperbe. tpenn er
Iniht an cine in Ranios Gitp angsee.
|bene NoreiIe $3.50, 600 Ihide.
/ 5a MeaoDilIs. BEN DauptfiB bpH
INrantlin gountn. Mif., tpurben am
|Dlontag infolas eiliss alten Jamitien-
|fr,iis 5suei perIenen. Or. u. M. Repz
|man luo 5ilas Gspnolos. sridofisn
|uno bier perionen, Darunter Der Gobn
oes ermorosisn Dr. ". so. giemlnan,
ihfper DerleBt. Da infolge oes Ifor-
oss bic 9lufreauna nnier, ben Belpob-
|nern Der Sta taroB mar. 10 ipuroen
|am abeno non benz Houperneur nod
Milidfoloaten oortbin beoroert.
Gie Giienbl,harbeiter Der Mnalaa-
|mateo A6oeiation neroen. lant BeihluB
Ieiuer in BitiSbura abaebaltenen ger=
fammlnng Der saifdmoi9en geb0roe
hreiten.
Sn Chicago tpurbe aln Wentag elm
Rann, geter 3uaino mit Ramen. BON
einer Dampfwalse. Dor Der er 3ll eehen
battle. Am poiianten anf Die @efahr
aafmerfiam sn MAIDEN, iibsrfabrsn unb
auf Der Steae 9et6otet.
W1hren0 er ben friihsren Biiraer=
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Sagcsnemigseitett.

9lm DienitaQ beaann in Nemarf bas
Staatss @ncGmplnent Der 8. u. &. uno
Der ibr Derluanoten Sreaniiationeu.
Die eiraBeu. 0ffenilihen &ebduoe uno
@elhdfts- lmb yriuaibduier prangen
i'm llasaenidmuf uno in allen 9taot.
tbeilen bort nan ben WarIhidritt Der
elnslebenoen @olpnnen Der 0eteranen,
Srommelipirbel. Srompetenseidmetter.
PIeroenie6ern uuo bic bon oen Wiu=
iittapellen aeipieltsu Rrieas= uno fon=
ltigen patriotllhen Waribmelobien.
Der nod gang variine" Wdrter @o=
maro 9feusbalmer pDn Ouron, Der erf
Dor IA 3a9en ernannt tpurbe. bat
Wontas I'M 3u6tbaus in Columbus
gomaro Rramer, einsn Der beIperatelten
8efaaaenen. beim Nusfeilen zines
Sta6lidliIIels in ieiner 3ele iiber=
ralht, Der - nie lid3 ipdter beraus.
tsllte = Die 5biire ieoer 3e(le in Der
Nbtbeilung 4 Der neuen Sale fdlieBt.
Sramer bate Die SeranfuuIt oes yDdr=
tsrs niht bemerft uno als Neusbalmer
raid Die Sbtire 0fnete. 1tano Die ueber=
ral6ung uno Der Sdref beutlih aui
benz @eiihte ces 3uAtbduslers gu leien.
Sein 8erIud, Den s6lhNel gu per=
bergen. miblana. @lnen b6Ien 6lud
uusltobeno, muBte er es fb eefalen
lonen. oaB Der gBdrter ibn padte uno
ibm ben SdIiiiisl entpano. IS fbeint
cine gerlhIpOluna bsitanoen su baben.
uM etlpa 500 Gsfangensn au beireien.
slm MOntaa Murgsn segen orel llbr
tuuroe in geleIontane cine nit Gero=
i'm eeIiillte uno nit 6lourhtr1nften,
brenncnOen 5ii9ern umpifelte 6lalhe
burA Elm 5enlier ees 0auies bon Mas
por gBm. u. Niusn 9epOrfen. 9ie
8aroinen. Sepptbe uno M6bel fingen
Jeuer, nelAss ieOo6 raid bon Der
6euerlpc6r gelDIbt wuroe. 3mai poli=
5ilten, Die in Der Ndbe oes 9auies
poltlrt lDaren, bOrten Den Gnaf. Iaben
oas Geuer unb erbldften einen Wann,
Der eili9lt oos Wsite lu9ts. 9a iie
glaubtsn, oerielbe pplle a'armiren,
biel:en lie ibn niht an. sic bennG.
rihtigtsn Die Geuerm.hr uno beaaben
lld Johann mad oem 9auie, in psl6em
s'psi Gbtuefern, srau 5itdborn uno
Fri. gOitb Rinen. uno cine Ni1te oes
Mapoys meilien, uno braAten bic Da=
men in 5iderbeit. Der anseribtete
Staosu miro auf $1,000 asI9iBt.
8lidlidsrweile mar Der Wapor ri6t
oabeim. Niuen lit Elm oemotratil1er
Bolitlter. Der Dor snsi Sabren nllf benz
8ifet Der .5rofenen" gum Wapor ae=
rdblt muros. Sn Der Nnti=Saloou=
Slsa iplelte er cine ercBe &olle. Muh
III er gefiirlporter oes yblauen" SDnn=
tags uno gina ols folder iomeit, oaB
er ben Gruttbdnolern uno 0aulierern
ben Iertauf ibrer gSnaren am -Sonn=
tag Oerbieten mollte. Nlit duberIter
Stren9e ,oerfolate er Die uebertreter Der
auf oas Spirltuolenasiddft be3iigli6sn
8eieBe. 9ilpan IN praiioent Der 6ar-
mers Tence 3d.. 9lfiiondr uno Birets
TOR peritbieoener gorporationen. giner
WilIions> Sonniaaslhuls fsbt er als
Superintendent BOT.
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Ro~ 81 ovSrAfco III oo,,o III !,

Der Norihlna LII gelnaht moroer.
neben Die Greibeitsitatue ilH Nsrp Yp,tsr
Oafen einen rieligen SnDianer ~ ltsllgn.
Desbalb nidt cine 9enlpetsnafurie nil
Osm @elidt Der alien 0sTe @arsis Gu.
iion /? Dos tpiiros bic @rupps isDtns
fails perltdnDlidsr MAIDEN.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-16
News Of Theatres

It Is a curious fact that "The
Servant 10 the House" seldom elicits
applause from an audience until the
curtain has descended on the last
act climax. As matter OF fact the
members Of the company use every
effort to avert applause before the
end OF the play. To them, holding
their auditors In breathless attention
until this inevitable ovation at the
end of the play is the greatest tri'
umph they can achieve. The spec
tacie of an absolutely motioniess and
perfectly quiet audience for The
Servant in the House" has been wit
messed in every big city in the United
States. In its criticism of the first
performance in San Francisco, the
San Francisco Examiner called at
tention to this unusual feature. "A
first night audience at the Van Ness
theater," the critic said, followed
the play with breathless interest
And at the finish-for the last act
Is the most acutely dramatic of all
there was no hurrying with wraps.
no noise of shutting feet. When
came the fail OF the curtain, there
followed an outburst Of applause
which lasted until the stage was dis
closed again, with the acting cast
bowling Us concerted acknowledge
ments. , az ~ 81. Hu..gf
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White Slave Bills.

Washington, Dec. 16.---When the
house committee on immigration, in
considering the white slave" ques-
ton, took up the Bennett bill. 1t
was found that it clashed in many
ways with the Mann bill now before
Mann's committee on interstate and
foreign commerce. A subcommittee
was named to endeavor to obtain a
withdrawal of the Mann measure.
The immigration committee feels it
the proper one for consideration of
the bills aiming at the suppression
of the white slave traffic" and that
II is a stretch in jurisdiction for the
Interstate commerce committee to as
sumo this.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-16
THE AEROPLANE CASE.
Wrights Want Curtiss Enjoined
From Infringing.

Buffalo, Dec. 16. - Arguments
were begun yesterday in the federal
court in the suit OF the Wright broth
ers for an Injunction against Glenn
II. Curtiss and others, to restrain
them from manufacturing and selling
eroplanes, on the ground that Cur
tiss is Infringing on Wright's patents
Curtiss attorney declared that the
Wrights admitted that their forward
and rear attachments were old; that
whsle the Wrights had solved the
balancing problem, Curtiss adopted
an entirely different plan to obtain
equilibrium. He also claimed that
the devices upon which the Wrights
claimed the infringement was made,
were never patented.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-16
MOTHER OF MRS.
SNEAD ARRESTED
CHARGED WITH NUMBERING
HER DAUGHTER.
Was Caught In Hotel by Detectives
I'm New York-First Thought She
Had Escaped.
WHEN WARRANT WAS SERVED

New York, Dec. 1G,-Mrs Caroline
w. Martin, mother of Mrs. Ocey
Snead, OF East Orange, the bathtub
victim, was arrested in New York
shortly after midnight on charge OF
murder. The warrant was issued yes
terday at East Orange. and placed in
the hands of detectives last night.
The warrant states that the prisoner
.wilfully and feloniusly murdered her
daughter.
The arrest was made at the Hotel
Bayard, from which II was at first
thought she had escaped. ,..
When confronted in her room by
the detectives, she almost collapsed.
Urged by the officers, she made sey-
eral attempts TO start. but sank gasp
ing into a chair. A taxicab finally
carried her to the police station.
In the bath room of her vacated
room In an uptown hotel were found
three undated notes written on soiled
paper in girlish hand Identical with
the handwriting in the note found in
the East Orange bath room, near the
body of Mrs Snead. These notes all
state when read that the writer, Mrs.
Ocey Snead, would have shielded, EVIL
dence that somebody made repeated
trial drafts OF the notes to be used
by the prosecution to combat the
question of its authorship.
Mrs. Martin on her arrival regis
tered under an assumed name. She
allowed nobody to enter her room.
The hotel management notified the
police, but detectives who knocked at
her door were refused admission.
She "knew her rights" and the New
Jersey police cannot extradite her as
a witness, while the New York police
have no complaint against her. At
first the woman answered such ques-
tons as she chose from behind the
closed door.
- Mrs. Mortin has hitherto been con-
spicuous by her absence. She did not
even attend her daughters funeral,
nor make an effort in defense of her
sister, now being held in connection
with her daughters death.
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will be seen at the Kentucky thea
ter matinee and night on Christmas
day. -,
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beef steers. s37567.sO: cows and
heifers, $1,000 ESQ; stockers and
feeders. $500 q t.65; Texas and In-
dian steers, s3.5o a f.7o; cows and
heifers. s2.l5 q 4,80: calves In car
load lots. $5.50gs.75. Hogs-Re-
eeipts ~ goo: market ga loo lower;
pigs and lights. $1,000 s.45; pack
ere. ss.2eG s.45; butchers and best
heavy $3.50 $50. sheep-.Receipts
$500; market steady; native NUT
tons. $3.50 $50; lambs. $4,000
500.
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, The Evening Suns Daily Markets.
Hsgs-Reoeipts i, ear. for the three

Hegs--Receipts l.s27. for the three
days s.12s. The market was slow
in opening. and ruled weak and
mostly 15c lower in sympathy with
other markets. selected i65 lbs. and
up. $3.50; 1870 to 165 lbs, $500;
heavy pigs. s7.s5; light pigs, $1,000
T.25; roughs. s7.s5 down. The pens
were only fairly well cleared, and the
market closed duh
Sheep and I4ambs-Receipts 225.
for the three days, 29S; The market
ruled steady. best fat sheep. 3z a.
&c: best lambs. So G6Ac; common
trashy sheep and poor Gull lambs slow
sale.
st. Louis, Dec. 16.-Cattle-Re-
celpts $500, including 1900 Texans;
market steady to loo lower; native