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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-06-26
SCORES GET RICH QUICK MEN
Association Urged 20 Make War on lr.
responsible Real Estate Dealers.

Detroit. June 24.-'I would recon.
mend an agency similar TO certain com
mercial agencies 10 be organized by
this national association to eventually
rid this business OF irresponsible deal
ers and get rich quick land schemes, .
said Executive Secretary Edwin A.
Halsey OF Chicago. to the convention
OF the National Association OF Real Es.
tate Exchanges in his annual address.
Continuing. Hal5ey deplored the ex'
istence Of so many irresponsible real
estate dealers and schemes. and recon.
mended that the organization take
drastic action 20 secure legislation
against them.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-06-26
STRIKE RIOT At LA CROSSE
Cars Are Damaged and a Boy Is seri.
ousy Injured.

Lacrosse. Wis, June ga boy was
struck down with a club in the hands
OF a street car strike sympathizer and
considerable damage 10 property was
done during a riot The boy was seri.
ously injured.
Every window in the car was broken
with stones. while many other cars
were smashed In the same way. The
cars were covered with eggs, making
many OF them unfit TO ride in.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-06-26
BRIDEGROOM HELD FOR TRIAL
8lIeged Slayer OF Grandmother Makes
No Defense at Hearing.

Bay City. Mich. June 22.--Roland
Rich, charged with the murder OF his
grandmother. Mrs Christine Coryeon.
as been bound over to the circuit court
|or trial.
The attorneys for Rich offered no
testimony and made no arguments In
he examination.
Rich was arrested on the charge OF
billing Mrs Coryeon an hour after he
nd been married. The aged grand
.other was found dying on the floor
her bedroom by Rich who had gone
her home TO don his wedding clothes.
After giving the alarm. Rich went TO
q church and was married
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-06-26

Traverse City. Mich. June 23.-The
warning shout OF Policeman Jesse
Braykon 20 a party OF little girls who
wore playing out on log over the
Boardman river so frightened one OF
them that she lost her footing and fell
into the water. Braykon rescued TIA
child without much trouble.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-06-26
AMERICANS TO WE'D ABROAD
Edith Dodds, Springfield, H., Girl, VIII
Marry Robert L. Mcclure.

Springfield. H. June 25.--Miss Edith
Dodds, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Fred
G. Dodds Of this city. will be married
tomorrow In London, Eng, TO Robert
l.. Mcclure. son OF s. s. Mcclure. OF
New York. owner OF McCiure's Maya
zine.
The young couple met at Knox col.
lege, Galesburg, H.. where they were
students together. being graduated in
the same class.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-06-26
ENTIRELY NEW


There are 25 chapters.
Covering Copper History, Geology
Geography, Chemistry, Mineralogy.
Mining, Milling, lie aching. Smelling.
Refining. Brands, Grades, Impurities,
Alloys, Uses. Substitutes, Terminol-
ogy, Deposits by Districts, States.
Countries and Continents; Mines In
Detail, Statistics OF Production, Com
sumption, Imports, Exports, Finances
Dividends, etc.
The Copper Handbook is concededly
the
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-06-26
lNSPECTS CANADIAN LOCKS
Government Canal Builder at Scene OF
Accident on the 500.

Sault Ste. Marie, Mich, June "a
Colonel H. II. Hodges, engineer in
charge OF lock construction at the Pan
anna canal. is here to examine the con.
struction OF the Canadian and Ameri
can locks
Colonel Hodges said he had pre-
viously planned this trip and that II
had nothing 10 do with the recent
wrecking OF the Canadian lock.
He also said that the wreck in no
way would alter the present Panama
lock plans. as precautions had been
planned 10 prevent a similar accident
there.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-06-26
REAL ESTATE MEN IN SESSION
Convention az Detroit Attended by
400 DELEGATES.

Detroit. June With 400 dele.
gates. representing every state in the
Union. present, the annual convention
OF the National Association OF Real
Estate Exchanges opened a three.days'
session here.
The visitors were welcomed 20 De.
troit by Mayor Breltmeyer. and pre-.
liminary business was transacted.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-06-26
PULLMAN CARS ARE BURNED
Pere Marquette Road Loses One Hun.
dred Freight Carriers.

Muskegon, Mich, June 2l.-Fire
said TO have been caused by spon.
taneous combustion destroyed the
paint shop and two coach shops OF the
Pere Marquette Railroad company
here.
Two Pullman and three passenger
coaches and 100 freight cars were
destroyed. The loss is said 10 be
$4,000
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-06-26
GYMNASTS AT CINCINNATI
Thirteenth ouadrennIsI Meeting Of the
Turnvereins.

The thirteenth quadrennial meet
ing OF the turn-vereins, or German
gymnastic societies OF America. began
AZ Cincinnati More than 5000 ath-
letes Will take part in the contests at
the Carthage fair grounds.
The parade OF the turner's, which
included civic and military divi.
sions and thousands OF school children
carrying flags. was the biggest ever
seen In Cincinnati.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-06-26
VICTIM BLAMED
FOR ten DEATHS
Traction Crash Due to Mis-.
understood Order.
COULDN'T BACK" HIS CAR

Motormsn Saw Flash Of Danger speed
Ing Toward Him but Finds Some.
thing Wrong When He Endeavors 20
Make q Race For safety-Psssenaer
Who Escaped Says That at the Time
Of the Collision the Car al Fault
Was Running at a sIsty-Mlle CLIP.
Ten persons were killed and forty In
jured In a wreck on the Chicago, Lake
Shore and South Bend railroad In Por-
ter county. Indiana. Two big electric
cars collided.
According 10 General Manager II. u.
Wallace. the wreck was due 10 a dis.
obedience OF orders by Motorman
George A. Reed. who was killed. The
heavy cars were east and west bound
and the eastbound car was running
with some speed at the moment OF the
crash. Both cars were demolished.
Reed, Il Is said. received instructions
al Gary TO wait at Wilson. a short dis
lance west of Baileytown. the point
at which the disaster occurred. for the
westbound car 20 pass.
The dead are George A. Reed, Ray
IF. Merrinan. Charles Johnson. Ed.
ward Gllbertson. A. Barber, f. r.
Moore, Leon Lyle, f. A. Lake, II. III.
Hutson and Charles Swanson and Emil
Lungren.
Long List OF Injured.
The injured are Fred Wusth. Arthur
Johnson. f. G. Schlmmel. Charles
Neissen. Delbert f. Kinney, Mrs. A. ID.
Scholley, Cordlus Kline, Donald Brue-
ger. +. c. Calvert. r. Lyle Kelley. Mrs.
Esther Graffenberger. Il. f. Brothers.
Meyer Roderick, b. f.. Crawford.
Mrs Guy Stutzman f. l.. Tucker, Mrs.
Rose Hershey, C. A. Simmons. Nan
Larsen, Charles Nice. Edward w.
Burlingame. l.. V. Teto. Albert Pagels.
Louis Mantoffel. A. c. Phillips. Mrs. A.
e. Phillips. George Aaron Robertson.
G. II. Barnum, T. w. Luce. T. w.
Louie, Paul Wilson. Mrs. Stella Men.
dyke. Fred Reath, Ed Austin. George
Wordine, Name Robertson, Adolph
Erickson A. Moore. A. LEU and John
+. Miller.
The eastbound car with Reed at the
motor II is stated. was going at the
rate OF fifty miles an hour 10 make up
lost time In this train were all OF the
killed and most OF the injured.
David Crawford, a chauffeur. tells
this story OF the accident:
There were about fifty on our car.
Most Of those travelling had got on at
Hammond, having been at the auto
races at Crown Point Tired out by
the long day of excitement. many OF
the passengers were asleep.
Sixty Miles an Hour.
The car started az fast rate OF
speed and the momentum increased
until / believe we were running be.
tween fifty and sixty miles an hour
Suddenly there was terrific crash
followed by the smashing OF timbers
and the creaking OF steel. Then sud
denly everything was dark
The stiffness was broken by the
cries OF the injured and dying. Shrieks
and groans Mortified the passengers
who had escaped. The forward trucks
OF the cars were welded together.
The accident occurred on a straight.
away track There was no reverse
made by the motorman 20 check the
speed OF the eastbound car was
told that the westbound car was at a
standstill"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-06-26
MICHIGAN BANK is CLOSED
Board Of Directors Shuts First Nation.
al Of lronwood.

The comptroller OF the currency at
Washington received telegram stat
ing that the First National Bank OF
lronwood, Mich, closed its doors.
The action was taken by the board
Of directors. which passed a resolu.
ton asking that an examiner take
charge Of the institution.
The hank was capitalized az $4,000,
and az the time OF It's last report had a
surplus az $4,000.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-06-26
DRIVE BISHOP FROM TOWN
Mob Threatens Catholic churchman
and Priests With Violence.

AZ Ulysses. Neb.. a mob drove Cath
olic Bishop Bonacum OF Lincoln and
two priests who accompanied him out
OF town and threatened them with vio-
lence.
The action is the outcome OF the
long standing controversy between the
bishop and Father Murphy. who was
deprived OF his parish.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-06-26
IL MINERS FALL 60 FEET
Accident In Indiana Mine May Result
I'm Several Deaths.

Terre Haute. Ind. June 24.-The
cage In the KlondIke mine. No 4. NJ
Clinton, dropped sixty feet while TAX
Ing twelve men down to work.
One mans back was broken, I'VE
mems legs we're broken, and All the
other men were seriously injured. II
81 expected that several will die
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-06-26
MARRIED UNDER PINE TREES
Son Of J. w. Bryan Takes a Milwau.
kee Girl as His Bride.

Grand Lake. Colo, June 24.-will.
lam j. Bryan Jr.. son OF the Demo.
cratic candidate for president in the
last election. and Miss Helen Virginia
Berger OF Milwaukee. were married
at Kinnikinnic Lodge the summer
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. lowering.
on the west shore OF Grand lake.
The ceremony was performed under
the great pine trees along the shore
OF the lake.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-06-26
PATRICIDE FOR wlFE's SAKE
Says He Killed Father Because Parent
Attacked Dauohter.in-Law.

Benton Harbor. Mich, June a.
During a quarrel. Ferdinand Tilley, a
farmer. was shot and killed by his son.
Emil Tilley.
The son asserts he shot in defense
Of his wife whom his father had az.
tackled with a stick.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-06-26

At Oklahoma. City. Okla. Battling
Nelson Knocked out Jack Clifford In the
fifth round OF what was to have been
a twenty round bout.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-06-26
DETROIT WOMAN RELEASED
Chicago Judge Decides Mrs. Helen r.
Hannah ls Of Sound Mind.

Chicago. June 23.-Mrs. Helen r.
Hannah. wife of Charles Hannah. a
Detroit manufacturer, was released
from the KenIlworth sanitarium on
the order OF Judge Tuthlll OF the cir.
cult court.
Il was decided that the statements
upon which she was declared OF un.
sound mind were not well founded
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-06-26
EEK ARREST OF BROKERS
srrants For Members OF Failed Firm
OF Cameron Currle & Co.

OF OdmtFOU OuTFIC a 20,
detroit. June Warrants have
en- issued for the arrest OF Cameron
|arriaf and Louis II. Case OF the brok.
|hge house OF Cameron currie g. Co,
hIch failed last July with liabilities
\ about sl.5O0.O00. and for Michael
4 Bourke, customer. who owed the
'lm upward OF 100000 at the time OF
'e failure.
'Mlsapplication OF funds is charged.
No effort was made TO arrest Currie.
se and Bourke. They we're notified
|ht they would beexpected 10 appear
Acourt today and they made arrange.
|lnts 10 give bonds.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-06-26
'REsTED AS WIFE SLAYER
:hlaan Man Accused Of killing Wo
man Who Had Left Him.

'assopolis, Mich. June 22.-stephen
|Pangburn. sixty years old, pro
AnRrhant. was arrested and charg.
she murder OF his wife from
had been separated for some
Mleged that after he had made
\ EFFORTS TO effect a reconcilia-
1 Hangburn visited his wife az the
,e OF his daughter. Mrs. Leon Girls.
/ and shot Mrs. Pangburn four
rs IN the head and body, killing her
.antIy.
he police found him lying uninjur-
beside his wife's body.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-06-26
BLACK HAND" is CONVICTED
Found Guilty OF Murder at Chicago
After Demanding Money.

Chicago, June 24.-Joseph Bertucci,
BLACK Hand" slayer. was found guilty
in Judge Windes court The Jury
fixed the punishment at twenty years
In the penitenuary.
Bertucci was tried for the murder OF
Vido Umbrella. who was shot follow
ing refusal to comply with threaten
ing letters containing demands for
money.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-06-26

Mrs. Front-There IL only one little
hotel In this town. George. VIII we
have to put mp there7
Mr.. Front (former hotel clerk)--
Yes dear: Just about three times 40
much as n there we're two hotels.--
CHICAGO News
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-06-26

Used Citizenship, He Ends Hls Life.
on River, Mich. June 23,-Tony
In. a cobbler here for twenty years.
and killed himself because a. a
nj herm OF circuit court he had
refused his citizenship papers
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-06-26

Colds that hang on weaken the con-
stitution and develop into consump.
tion. Foley's Honey and Tar cures
persistent coughs that refuse to yield
to other treatment DO not experiment
with nntried remedies as delay may
result in your cold settling on your
lungs Sam Bridges
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-02

raaonet op, ga Softet og Saget open
oper &asleu, BET bar j. bar utet.
&lgeleOes bar en- &asle Bigger blepet
pOelngt. Oct pprige al bort sri bar
Derinloo temnelig gob Stano. Men
per gift minolt en- SGroi al 80 0oQ.
Wtaterlnlerne til BET btligIte &at-
tGppe folter ca. SIS 9oQ. GA iau
loper ri Dem ielp. Den 6iQiqIte
Slogs 6ier, (meO itipe 9fi66e) for
EltOer foiter so Gents @unoet. 9n-
ting CT 6lepet ioo unoerlig oprt ber=
nee / Oe iiOlte @or Nar. Oct CT
nGlten uforltuoeligt, bpor0un man
Tan faa lin 2on til at rpffe iii.
% iaa 6ltrOe pt en0Oa lpgge 10
ID GOu. til SIDE bber MoaneO
tor at faa Sen efStra Gum, set TO-
tier oS at gaa til 8iergene ON Cont
nleren. SiOit, ri bar ber, rei1te 9er=
lrere trit. S Iar fan DC TO reiIe
pad SornebiQetter. NpI tie Iar iful
Ri bape til Dem o1e 8. s Mor moot
te ri fobe bore &olonialparer fer, 0u
bet blep for tent til ION e1ers at
frbe Dem Wmerifn.
81 bar ellers boft set nof loo
qoOt, iiOen hi fom fer meo l1noto-
9elie at ben iioite @ooneos Sio.
Sil Sui bap0e ri Oeiltgt milot SER.
s San. bar BET bGret meget folot, /
Dag biOen0e, Sne poa 8iergene.
Ser bar pGret en- noe item o4e om=
fatten0e Snfluenca J @pioemi / Sen
IiOlte WanneO.
S Wienigbeoen er Sorboloene me-
get goOe. Gn 1ng Mun0 bIep opbt
Ter / Sulen. De &riItne er enige
og purme, arbeiospiGige og Opgtige,
iaa BET er en- 8leoe at pere iammen
meO Dem.
9onem1ru er bleoen meget raft ef-
fer i'm SpgOom / 6orfior peo Sui.
Pc fif en- Spn Dag for enl1ge iioen;
ltor % fraftig er ban. @}rs. g.. er
lrteget bel tilpos a1ere0e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-02

I'm at meooele, nenlig gonle Sans
Nleiens. @on if Sen @lu0e / set
Epe aar at gaa biem til i'm 6relier,
i'm ban lGngets iaa mgeet efter; TIL
fan ni0ite Jig intet unoet til Sulig-
GeO enO Seius ariitlts % BAN &or5=
fNltet. @au Ell MI lagt til Spite peo
Siren al lin afOpOe SuItrlr. Jon 6u1
G0p0e fulgte5 meo I oDcl 80 9lar
Der igenncm &ipet. 9tt er 0e idn at
rer fOreneOe i 9(6ro6om3 5foO. ~
Der bpiler Sc ioa til Gpiton0eliers
Mor9en. 6reo pGre rf1o oere2
Win0e.
Sons Sleien % Somific fom Ger
til ira Soorltp, Sonlop 5oQn, "a
lar 6lon0t Sc forite Settlere ber
poa Ggnen; set er piItnof oper 80.
Nor iioen.
6re0ericio Apis be0es optoge 0en-
re 9e0Sonmeloelie.
&riittne SEMEN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-02
Misliouer sd. : @intber

friper | ct Nripatbrep al /. G5e6r
til Ell %rGltebrQOer fplgenOe, Der
fan pnre al Snteresie for Sfentlil-
Dehen:
g1DtaorsOog bleO jeg ing og Sur
haft 0oftoren mango @onge. :
@aar bar ieg / Strife for fdrite
Sang iioen Suletioen. Sao blep gtel=
lie o6beGig ipg. 9oftoren fom 2
@ange / ct 8ggn og 0erefter 0agltg
/ 81 Gage ior be1oeS 5fplo. Oct
bar en- ilem 6orf6lelie meO Snfluen=
al. @en BET berlte bor, at BEN
Meoicin, iom iftloe bare fnreret
os, npr bap0e 0r9bt os, ibet en-
engelif 9(potefer / &obe bno0e bGan-
set Morpbin | Sen. Sau bar en0e=
Tia 8 af os fist at San6pine. - Set
5engetei Ri los blipe beru6e, bar
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-02
Selma Sagerlpf.

Som oct pil pere y9aniferen"s
9eiere befenot meooelte pi for no
gen SiO iiOen ON Selma 2agerlgfs
Sorfatteriubilenm og brogte ogiaa
/ bort geDtaarsnummer en- S~orteuing
at ben beremte 6orfatterinoe, bpil-
fet, hi bauber, fife ifal blipe BET
liOite fra BEN begapeoe Sorfatter=
inoes Saan0.
gn Sen al Of bar lige meo-
helt % fplgenoe:
Sperrigs itsrfte
fbin0eItge0igter
llnoer oenne Sperifrift finoes /
Warts gummeret al set oDgtige
omerifanIfe Siosifrift Current 81
teratl1re" en- bgilt interesiant Or
tifel ON Selma 2agerlsf, bpis 3d.
ger ! Oer1 lenere 40 par ftltrltttet
Zig mere emo olminoelig Spmerf-
lombe0 ogiaa blunbt 0anlfe 2eiere.
SUN ifilOres iom Ell iuno og rem
guO6ringer ira 2Diets og 2iDets
Gegioner, iom forn1aar at faa oe
melt fOrifeQige 29iere til at bertge
peO bpert Sr0, bum Ifriper, og bum
formuar at bringe Gurne enoog til
folOe og boarOe @ierter.
Nrtiflen omfatter en- f~ortfattet
SipsifilOring, og leoiages al benoes
EortrGt.
Selma 0agerlpf er en- al Sc for
bolosbis fan Sfonoinober, ser poa
9itterot1trens Smraaoe bar opnaaet
8erpmmelle uopper Be ~nor0iIfe San=
Ges @r9nier, og bpis S9rfer er OPP
llnoet at blipe IpIt / nogen Itgrre
1l0ltrGfning pno fremmeOe Sprog.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-02
Coulter, sa.

ga, iaa bar ri MI iagt Sarpel til
core @rGItefolf. 9e reiIte berfro
SnS0og Sen "a. 6ebr. &i bar lam=
le0e / Sfole6ulet Sen %. for at
Fringe Dem port SarDel og for emo
iii en- Sang at bape ct Mfp0e meD
Gem fpr Sc reiite. Oct bar me0
Snlerte og &emoO, at Ri ifulOe laOe
Gem reiIe ira Os, 0g bet nor Oa og-
iaa 6oor0t for @oit. gtielienS at iige
6orpel til NfenigbeOen og Senner=
tie Per. 81 bill loa 9nife og be6e
for OenI at Sc frem0eles mao bliDe
pelligneoe og bore til Seliignelie |
0eres me @irfefre0s | Winoen.
9te6r. 81 biz bernteo ienbe Dem Ell
ferlig Silien o. enOnu Ell Sang en-
&iertelig Saf for trofait SielelGr-
gergerning, iiGr for NIT eget Sch
fommenoe. @crren bGre meo cenl
% Dor @enigbeo f%rsmbeGes. ST
benter mi meo 2Gneiel pna bore
IRE IreTtefoGf, &aitor GrpDeniels
fra %ocine, isis. men Sc fan fife
fomme for Sen 90. apriG.
st Gsosfolo er ieg bleben beot
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-02

Den 6erpnlte Astronom @rof. Ser
cipal 2opea funOgsr, at ct Sum-
menitpO meQem e1 uferot mgrf
Elanet og Solen bill foraariage alt
2ipS @nOe paa SorOen. 81 bill Dog
faa &rnOifab en- set trlteiloe Sam-
menitSO, IA Aor fgr BET inOtrefer,
tiger 8rofesioren Dioere. Der bill
blipe en- f%rDgtelig faotiif Silftano,
naar Sammenltpoet me0 Sifferbeo
fun0g6res. - Mfon set life 6apoe
peret ligeioa fGogt al Sen lGr6e Ser
re belt at tie 6erom, inbtiG ban bar
iiffer / jim Sag?
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-02
Sorlfelltot

gn llge / Sbibet raaoer FIN ouer
lem Gage.
s Sl~uitralianife Miner er beIfef.
tiget 10000 Mono.
af en- Son Metal fan fabriferes
II 1ulinOe @ros 5tooIpenne.
Sfelge iiolte &eport bar Sranfrig
III ct Snbbpggerontal af 100000
900.
Gn international &oloniol l1oltil-
ling lfol Iaret 1912 ofboloes /
Mlgier.
Oct fprite mo6erne 2ofomotip ia
briferet / Sopan ct nplig lobet al
Stablen.
Wfon bar mi Stotiitif for, at SEEM
Yorf Gitp er peliignet me6 700,-
900 Greer.
@n fronif 0oftor paaitaar at bope
fltnbet monge farlige 8aciGer / Mes
ricin, ierlig / @iaer.
S en- pioenifabeltg &orreiponoonce
Geooer oct, at en- 8iges Soar gror
opbbelt iao burtigt iom en- 9rengs.
gn fineiiif Haaitan0 gaar uo paa,
at Mriiffen blep inofSrt al Seller
Sltibn 5000 Nar for &riitt SpoieG.
Sranifmanoen Santa 9umont's
npeite 6lppeapparot er iao let %
toonoterlig, at ban fan transportere
Get omfring / lit @utomobil.
Den lt01te pariiiun1fe Sonbe11ir er
ct lii inofattet / en- Sling 6eitent IL
at beres paa Tingfingeren paa REM
tire SaunO % - lt0en ODER Sonolfen.
8eniDlpania's Stut= 3ooLoger bar
aOparet 6armerne MOB at nOrDOOe
Surtel0uen, 0a Sen life olene til
intetgpr raaooent SGD (@arrton),
men ogloo 0reber farlige Sniefter.
@pis Ell 9pppe funoe fortiette ct
al tine imaa pepre Sop uO | frit
<m % ltben Mfbrpoelie funoe sen
tilbogelegge en- Strefning al 10
engellfe Wftl pr. Wtnut, bar mo
regnet no.
Gen peruianife Staggering bar np-
Zig inOfprt ialnme Si0sipitem iom
anpenoeS | Sen gitlige Bart al Il.
g. Get er ioalebes Sen f6rite af
5po amerifas Nepubliffer, Ser prof
tiierer Gtanoaro Sis.
@n 6Ion6et oanif-franif biOenifa-
beGig @fspeoition bill / en- ner Srent-
tbs beIsge 9nnff- @eftinOien for at
fonitoutere, bporpi0t 5Iooiugen0e
SnIefter bar nogsn aGoorGig g(nOel
/ sen ser 7preoetOe 5~u0ipgOom
(2eprocpl.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-02

Raor 2eierne henppnber io til Rolf, Der
operterer gIabet, eitten TOR at febe bos benz
euer for at foa Eplpsnino ON bet dperterebe,
Bebes Te altib omtoIe, at Ge ioo @pertisie=
mentet / bette Slab. get nil pore til gen.
Rbio Nptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-02

@n San Srancisco Wtiqioner, Ser
peo en- Seiltagelie bGep bolot / Dir
reit / 7 elmer, bar oprtuoet at faa
gpen Oemt til at betale BAN $1,000
/ 5faoeseritotning. Midioneren, og
oltiaa ogiaa 9ommeren, maa ioa-
leoes regne Bans Si0 til $1,000 /
Simen. Eaa Ben Maaoe funos en-
irart opnoa at blibe MiQioner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-02

9taar aft tages / 8etragtning, bill
Sc bet maaife pere beore for ben
brittle &egering at laoe @nglanos
aDinber foa Stemmeret ems at us
pibe Sengilerne / Sen Seniigt at
gere &laOs for bem, 6emprfsr en-
&oIega.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-02

&%ongresien bar 6empn0iget 9re-
ii0enten til at mo0tage 8ub for Sier=
neIien al uMaine"s grag fra SABA
mas @abn. 8u6Oene ifaI iaa fore
Ipgges &ongresien til afggrelIe.
.Gette bill meof6ra 6oriinfelie, men
moaife set bog fan reiuItere / en6e-
Zig @anoling.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-02

@an refer til vtbe @an6cn6le"
Sberman 60. Seros for 1T &c set
feoite biaige 2anb / @er6en. &c
moa Before goa me0. 9iGiq Mcjic
Erer Sag.
Sic @OrIO Snocitment g.,
601-4 @g.9.8 Iog., Smo5o, Gcb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-02
@pt Oplag.

Get omerifanife 9ibelieIffnbS
uOgober.
GonIf gep Seitnment / 5birting-
binO meo rpot Snit og Sitel I
8nl6. ID
Somme ltbgope meb 9apibs 5ol7
mer .... 20.
gngelf @p Se1toment / presIet
Sbirtingsbino me0 rs6t Snit 10.
9onff- e nge4if Mp Seita-
ment ......... 60.
GngeGif 8ibel, Sbirtin9sbino meb
root 5nit ............ 80.
Imertcan STANDARD
rebtfeb, meget FLAIR SrDf so.
9aniib 2ntb. Enbl. SOnie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-02

y&pilfen Stot bar sen perIte
2egislatur?" iperger ct Seem gorfer=
8lo6. Sp6rgsmaalet fan al0rig Of
geres, 6a Gtotsitolt6e6 bill fringe
enbber til of femme for lin egen,
bemprfer o. g.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-02

6ortipttsIien al Sens 9irens
&orreiponoance m. m. Ter III os n6ot
til pna @rrn6 at @Go0smangeG at
lo6e bente til poo Sreoog.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-02

st ret fomiif men NOT iaa tref.
fenOe 8iGe0e al @reiioent &ooie.
belts Administration forefommer
BET oemofratiife 8lao v@orlo Ser.
aI0". &~ooieUeIt 6egpnoer Jon
Gam men enoer JON 26pe.
ga ian / 1901 trG0er mO / Qst
fbi6e 6lts, g6r ban set me6 Sort
firing ON, al BON Dil f6lge @reitoent
@}cainleps @olitif. 9o ban MI
tre0er u0, gpr ban BET / @oa6 ON,
at bans @o1itif fal blibe
fulgt at Sen neite &reitoent. @r
set 0aoel eaer 2opprisning?