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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-01

Deck, Mary Costello, Mary L. McKen.
zie, Dick Oertel, Thos. Grogan.
The following we're absent from one
or more of the final examinations.
NO decision regarding promotion will
be made until September.
Patrick Costello, David Hassett Ar
thur Tigue. Timothy Hickey, Kath.
crime Hayes, Hugh Kenney. Loretta
Lafeber. Norman Cox. Mary Harring-
ton. Joseph Kenney, Mabel Westerhoff,
Annette Lafeber, Mabel Joyce, Marga-
ret Tigue, James Grogan, Gertrude
Rovane, Merl Comstock William La
feber, John Crotty, Ellen Welsh, Ger
trude thinner, Robert Lennon, Sophia
Kline. William Grant. Elizabeth We'll,
John Tigue, Alleyne Keefe, Mary Kav-
anagh, Edward Grogan, Florence
Tigue, Eva Lafeber, Thos. Murphy,
VIM. Whalen, Hortense Moore.
Premiums for perfect attendance
were awarded Matilda Dobb, seventh
grade; Francis Ward, sixth grade.
Premiums for instrumental music
were awarded: Asalyne Ewers, Ce-
lestine Welsh, Alice Moore, Elizabeth
Donnelly, Emmanuella Flood, Rose
Mary Finigan, Marie Faber, Blanche
Sandidge, Frances fSansone, Gertrude
Rovane, Joseph Greaves, Joseph Ken
ney, Edward Harrington.
Program.
Vocal March. (veszie) Senior vo-
cal Glass.
Duet, "Bambini' (Burty)-1st plano
Rose Mary Finigan, Frances San
some. End piano Marie Faber, Ger
trude Rovane.
Song and Story (selected) .Pri-
mary class.
Duet "The Sleigh Ride (Walter)--
LIST piano Harry Crimmins, Joseph
Kenney. End piano-Alice Moore,
Elizabeth Donnelly.
Chorus, cover the Waves" (Geibel)
Junior girls.
Duet Vanished Dreams" (Scott)-
LIST piano Alice Moore, Celestine
Welsh, End piano-Asalyne Ewers,
Emmanuella Flood.
Chorus "My Own United States
(Edwards) Junior boys and girls.
Recitation (Julia Moeller) Revere
the Flag" Pantomine Eighth grade
girls.
Invocation to the Sacred Heart.
Chorus School.
High school orchestra, first mando-
Inns, Loretto Weldon, Celestine Agnew,
Marie Moeller; Second mandolins,
Mary Welsh, Clarisse Gordon. Mary
Brerton, violins, Anna Connolly, Col
letta Moeller.
Awarding of certificates.
Exit March, (selected)-Miss Julia
Connolly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-01

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Local Freight Trains.
Train S6-Arrives Keokuk .10:16 am
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-01
/. N. q. Election Monday.

Especial to The Gate City.1
DIES MONIES, Iowa, June 30.--Adjt.
General Logan today Issued an order
to elect brigadier general to COM
mand the First Iowa brigade |. N. @.
on July 5. James R. Lincoln Of Ames
will probably be the winner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-01

To avoid serious results take Fo-
ley's Kidney Remedy at the first sign
Of kidney or bladder disorder sucn
as backache, urinary Irregularities. ex
haustion. and you will soon be we'll.
Commence taking Foley's Kidney
Temedy today. Wilkinson & Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-01

Foley's Honey and Tar is especial.
ly recommended for chronic throat
and lung troubles and many suffer
ers from bronchitis, asthma and con-
sumption have found comfort and re-
lief. by using Foley's Honey and Tar.
Wilkinson & Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-01

Chamberlain Cough Remedy is
sold on a guarantee that if you are not
satisfied after using a two-thirds OF
bottle according to directions, your
money refunded. 1t Is up to you to
try. Sold by Wilkinson & Co.. phar-
macy. and j. F. Kiedaisch & Son.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-01
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Arrive.
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Daiiy except sunday.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-21
HARP Ard LOSES FISH
Udng Stars of Crimson Elerer
VII Return Nert Fall.
| By TELEGRAPH 10 The Trihune !

cambridge, Mass. Nov. 2O-Harvar5 mill
nave splendid nucleus of the plavers Nh
made such a wonderful fight sgainS, y.Ie
to-day from which To build up NEXT ve.r.x
eleven. although several 1f its stropvss,
men will be lost next June through grad,,-
alton. captain Fish is one of tbose who
played his last game for Harvard to-day
but there Is waiting 10 replace him R,,sh
now junior. who Is almost as good a
man. and Mckay. the other tackle. will he
back Gil Browne is lost. and so * Hous-
ton but Rogers and l.. smith proved
themselves good ends to-day. and both viii
be back
faui wilmington. centre: O'FIaherty.
quarterback, and Leslie. right haIfback. are
the other men Who will not return next
year. Perkins. WiggleswOrth and Froth-
insham. their FIRST substitutes. will all be
IN college for at least one more year. and
other stars to-day who will have another
rnan,e against Yale are Mnot. the great
fullhacN. Corbett ana l.. Wilmington and
Fisher. guards. so that the coaches face
less difnculty than usual next year In build
ns up a strong eleven.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-21
YALE TEAM SL4SHED.
Con and Other Stars HW Be
Lost by Graduation.
IBy Telegraph 10 me tribune /


Cambridge. Mass, Nov. 20-Yales tri-
umphant eleven Of TODAY Will have been
cut almost 10 pieces before another game
with Harvard is on the calendar. the grad
uattons of next June spelling ruin unusual
for Blue eleven. captain COY. Hobbs.
Andrus. Lilley. Logan. CoOney. Philbin.
Murphy. GOebel and Field played their LAST
game for Vale in the Stadium to-day. and
the part they bore in the victory is enoush
10 show what task the coaches must face
next year to build up another champion
ship eleven at New Haven.
Plenty of good men are left. of course
but nOt enough TO make uD for such ter
mendous losses. Fitzpatrick. Vaughan and
Savage will be available for the end posi-
tons. and between Fitzpatrick and Fred
DAILY. the halfback. who will also be back.
the struggle for the captaincy promises 70
be very keen.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-21
CHICAGO IN a TIE.
EveRs Matters ,cith UiScOHss
iH a Stubborn Battle.

Chicago. Nov. @.-WiscOnsin and ChieaS'
battled TO a sensational tie game on Mn-
shall Field to-day. the score heing 20
and when the nnal whistle blew tne'7
was no advantage on either side. blu'
teams scored In the first half. but IN 70
second neither could add 90 is to"~
The result OF the game leaves possrss''
OF second place among the Western teams
stili undecided. Both teams PLAYED raSs-"
ly at times. Most of the plays we're our
fashioned. but now ami then there vas
forward pass. an Onside kick or a trip'
pass
New-York tribune., 1909-11-21
WHAT THE RIVAL LEADERS
HAD TO SAY.

Captain Coy of Yale said after the game;
'It was the best team Harvard ever had.
Its defence was remarkably good. 4 think
that our victory was due to the fact that
this years team was the best Yale ever
had"
Captain Fish of Harvard said: II have
nothing to say. They won the game.
That's ALL
Howard Jones, Nales head coach, said:
Il think our team played better football
than Harvnrd's eleven. We are all the
more pleased because the result means q
victory over the best team that ever rep
resented the Crimson"
New-York tribune., 1909-11-21
Y4LE"S UILD MARCH.
Procession from Stadium 4H
the Way Back.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune !

Cambridge. Mass. Nov 20.-Nale. tNo
thousand strong. marched IN a whlrhnS
dancing. frenzied thrOng all the way from
the Stadium 10 the heart Of Boston tosn
tonight. rejoicing as one man IN he VI
tory OF its team. Such a procession vas
never seen here before the average win
ring crowd from New Haven being willing
10 cOEfne its enthusiasm. in the mass, 70
Cambridge.
Nothing could stand before this human
oattertng ram. II forced its frenzed way
through the streets. surging happily along
despite police and public 9ntil II had con
vinced every one that yale was SIN
Yale" "BOols. BoOla,'' IL sang with vna'
voice Il had left and Down the Field
New-York tribune., 1909-11-21
GAME ceLEsRATeo IN BERLIN.

Berlin. Nov. @-IIarvard graduates gave
a dinner tonight at the Heidelnerger
restaurant which was attended by several
haie graduates. The announcement OF
vale victory over Harvard IN the foot
pan contest at Cambridge was greeted With
eheers for the vanquished as well as the
sictors
New-York tribune., 1909-11-21

TCuchdovns- Arpin. WOrthWine. tsosls ~ ~
touchdown n Andei son. Page Substitutes ~
derlsnd for Sauer 6erend FOR Kelley. Menual !.
Crswley. >suer for Menuai Bunker for 49,,
kau SOC bunker. tskisch for MscNiller. EslS
for osthoN. Jacobson for Peterson Resee.A
Kelly. Princeton Cmptre-Wrenn. Har.sSI
sn.n--lsmeson. Purdue
New-York tribune., 1909-11-21

One house flew a Harvard banner up
side down and held in place by crutches.
That's an omen" said one Yale man.
And il certainly was
New-York tribune., 1909-11-21

Driving along Beacon street 20 the field
went an open carriage with two startling
" pretty girls. One wore the Blue. the
other vaunted the Crimson. but the coach
man was the deciding factor. and his blue
bow represented the balance Of power
New-York tribune., 1909-11-21
INCIDENTS OF GAME
Il T4XICAB FAMINE.
Harrard Flag in Distress an
Omen of Defeat.
IRn Telegraph to The Tribune. I

10y ANi0sidRh 10 iuc AIlDLnc-
Cambridge. Mass, Nov. 20-What the
crowd did to Boston's supply of taxicabs
was revelation 10 the owners of those
profitable vehicles. who couldn't begin 70
supply the demand. Those there were
who had money left after meeting the de-
mands of the sellers of food and getting
belated tickets. and they wanted TO ride.
But the supply was too limited. and many
patronized the plebeian trolley car.
Driving along Beacon street TO the field
went an open carriage with two startling
ly pretty girls. One wore the Blue. the
other vaunted the Crimson. but the coach
man was the deciding factor. and his blue
bow represented the balance of power.
One house flew a Harvard banner up
side down and held in place by crutches.
That's omen" said one Yale man.
And it certainly was.
on the historic turf of Soldiers Field.
behind the Stadium. the automobiles were
packed and parked. Big cars and little
cars. green ears and blue. red and yellow
they made a show that would have
turned the promoters Of the affairs in
Madison Square Garden and the Grand
Central Palace green with envy.
The victorious Yale players and all the
men who helped to make them victors
had a great dinner at the Westminster
tonight It's still going on. and they say
that those who are there never will forget
il. for Yale always relishes victory more
when it wipes out the stain Of a defeat
the year before
The spectators got the wrong end of
II. after all They mad few tickets. TO
begin with. and paid high for them. Then
they sought such high prices that many
hesitated. and the threat of cancellation
hrally decided many not TO pay what was
asked.
Every Harvard man wore headpiece.
and not a single Vale player did. Padding
was conspicuous by its absence on the
Yale team. as usual
We want Coy" yelled a thousand raw
ing enthusiasts after the game outside
the track house. But Coy was in the
shower bath and didn't think his dignity
would stand an appearance Just them
The trolley ears that tried To handle rbs
crowd failed under the strain. They
moved about as swiftly as slow swim
mer who is short OF wind and is I'm no
hurry. About two hundred were crowded
in a solid mass.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-24

troplt meo at finoe en- Sci meIlem
Goof og Den tpife gsation oner giao.
net aocb, o9 bet bar De = | bbert
Salo uoi egen SnbbilOing = baft
meget Selo meo. 0et er Dog tpinl-
iont, ON De faor andre eno oeres
eene 2anosm9no til at anerfenoe
oeres 9etragtninger | iaa Senieenoe,
oerimoo er BET oloeles utnipllomt,' at
n9erl. Saeebl." bar Get, naor oct
frembrber, at Goofs glnii9tstrpf
bar ell big 9igbeo meo aeiier 8iI.
beIms; Dog unolooer gIooet life lam.
tioig at gore opnprfiom paa, at aei-
ierel ier mere energiif no; t6i :
be6oer oet = ifent Ser forite 9l9ffe
bsrer Gner9i til at u6fsre EN- 0nao
iom Goofs, er Gnergi bog life BET
melt frenltreoenoe Sref Goofs 9ln-
iigt; oct beberifes tp9rtimoo af ct
milot og flogt Smil, Ser ge ct in0.
tagen6e ssnotrpf paa olle bent Der
taler me0 6am.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-24
Orfan SYoen.

s flere 0oge bar neret 6erettet
ON en- Orfan / Spoen, iom beepnote
Ssnoag often og peoDoreoe gennenl
Manoae og Manoag gtat. WaeIoin-
ger fra Stem Orleans af %. os. IL
ger, at 63 Waenneifer bioes meO Sif.
fer6eo at bore omfommen iStormen,
og 40 andre iiges at bore omfom.
men / lonere 3erre 9oune Bariib,
men 6et lioite er life itaof9itet.
Gienoomstabet, Der Sbritningen
angopes til Sunoreoer of Suiinoer,
iiges MI at gnn op Miaioner. WliIe-
piOt er elplineen e0elagt S flere
Gage bar 9pens eneite 9onlmunifo.
tionsmiooel en- improbiieret SelS
fonleoning, iom @si. 9sreis babbe ar
Iaet.
Oct er Stem Orleans Omegnen,
ser bar liot melt, ierlie Serre 9ou.
ne Ioriib, boor oet ierIig er eaoet
no oper 8iiferne. Ser er Sielpe-
foniteer / @irfiombeo for at afbiel.
pc Ns0en.
gaa gerne @ront Sslano, gbie-
nierne og Gaminooa er ben anretteoe
Sfa6e meget itor, men ineen er om-
fomnen. 9lplen blep ber belt sbe-
Iagt, oo @onoet eif oper Gerne TO
og ire 6oos 9pboe. g(ppeliinGunoe
berepeoes boooe 6ruet ogglooe, og
Greer / Sunoreoeois bleo rpffet op.
Wan frpeteoe, at man niIoe bSre ON
fort Cab al Menneifelio 6erfra, oa
ber | 1898 onlfom life minore emo
1900 Mesneifer. 0fen 9onpbaaoen
.@rano SSsle" er anfommen oerfra
og meloer, at ingen er onlfonimen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-24
Sporpoonsitrifpn
/ Omch ho.

9et bar gaoet meo oenne iom meO
oe fIeite andre Strifes. aompogniet
bor forisgt at trooie Striferne peb at
ifoffe 5olf anoet Steos fra til at
6oloe Srafiffen gaaenoe, bbilfet be-
ientlig er lpffeoes. Striferne bar
ie9t at gore Jig g9loene beo at for
ItDrre Srafiffen. 0e bar BOG life baft
tort SeIo meo fig; tbi gnen bar for
69et golitiltprfen, iaa oen bar b9ret
nogenlun6e / Stano til opretboloe
Oroen. Situationen er oog ioa oI-
porlig, at 9or9neltrene of Omaha,
sontb Omaha, Council 9luffs, 9en-
ION ng SGorence @aar baboe ct Ms-
De meo 5ormano 3attGes, iom man
mener for at bebpge Gon1pogniet til
at laoe Mellemoprenoet afgere be0
gologift. S Dag 5orntiooog bill ban
bane ct Meoe meo fine 9irefterer og
lioen inare. SporbognstieneIten ON
glftenen er iilipenoeret inotil bioere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-24

Sfenbisbeoerne parer fnloe
ire Gage.

Berlin, %. Sept. = Meloinger er
inolebet bertil ON Ell np Seoeforfsl-
gelie / aien, Nuslano. Den begDnote
paa Ssoernes giptaarsoae ben 16.
September og fortiattes ire 9age.
Mlen oct Ipffeoes ben rusiiife gen-
iur at forbinore, at 9egiDenbeoen
bleo fenot noen for giuslano fereno
/ @oar. Oct meloes, at Is s5eoer
blep or9bt, at II ienere ogoe al De.
res Sonr, at $50 blep farlig laaret
og oner ct 3uiinoe mere eller minore
alporlig iaaret. SSsoerne orR6te 3
al glngriberne og iaareoe Is.
Sfelge Yeretninger fra isoilf Sil-
oe blen uobruooet organiieret af Den
reaftion9re patriotiife 2iga / 5or.
binoelie meo Ell iaafolot 9iefornlbe.
uegelie. 2igaen bragte Ell bel Del
0enoer ino til @Den fra oe onllig-
genOe 8iltrifter. gap Dem fuloe o9
ilop Dem oereiter iamnen meo 9Dens
lloifus les paa BET is0iife aoarter.
De angreb ferit SDna9o9en, bnor
gtptaarsieiten ieireoes. Ser ilog os
Hobbien libel, oreo De forlanlebe
SOBER no paa0aoen og iorfulgte Dem
meo Stoffe, gfser oe anore 9aaben.
9e, iom life bleo in0bentet pao ga.
oerne, bIeO ioget ino Suiene, boor
oe bleo bu9get neo. WisGerne Sn-
iene hen faitet no paa @aoen og
brenot. 30 isoiife Drenae Heu fa-
itet op | ct iaaoant 9aal og branot
libel.
glnoet Steos iamIeoe MenneifeoD-
rene ninoit Sunoreoe jsoilfe aoin-
Der og Yiger iammen req alpoerse
af Dem og oren Dem nsgne gennem
@aoerne, meoens Silitiierne baaneoe
Dem og ipptteoe efter Dem.
gtogIe faa itnge Seoer, iom baooe
ORepolpere, itileoe iig meo 9ipggen
mob Muren os bolot iie slngriberne
fra 2ipa noeen 2io, ibet De ifeo ire
af Dem. De bleo Dog omiioer oper.
manoet og baffet libel meo gfser.
Smiolertio bapoe gjerne nf Suie,
iom enonu life bar angrebet, borri.
faoeret Dsre og 8inouer; og on Ye-
belen begpnote at ilaa lss paa Dere-
ne, belote 6pinoerne fogenoe 8ono
neo pan Dem fra De 8inouer oben
oper. De roienoe 8olosm9no
brso omiioer ino Suiene, ereb So.
oerne oe ilpneeoe Dem no gennem
8inouerne.
Disie afifpeIigbe6er fortiattes |
ire 0aee, og Bsbelen ifaaneoe bper.
ten abinber eller @srn. Mpnoie.
beoerne eioroe ingen Wine til at billie
ifri6e ino, fereno oct oniiSer Ipffe-
oes en- ieoiif 0epiitation at formaa
@uberneren til at ienoe Sropper til
gDen Disie oren Bebelen p9f fra
Ss6efpnrteret, men in9en 9(rreitatio-
ner fnnot Steo. Mpnbigbeoerne |
ct petersburg isger, iom ieopniIie,
at gipe oct lloieenoe of at oct belle
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-24

peo @upernsrerens Stob, leoeoe en-
Ssreeguostieneite / aapitoliet. S
Onsoo9s blen 2ieet fert til ct. Pe'
ter, bpor 8eeraoelien ifuloe foregaa
fra ben presbpterianife airfe. gu
perneren biloe bnile poa 5amiliens
@ropploos peo Sioen af lin Mooer.
0a Breiioent Gait / Sirson9s fit
8uoifobet ON @upern6r Sobnions
0eo, ienote ban Uirs. s5obnion fSl-
eenoe Telegram:
oSimon, Colo, 81. Sept. = Mit
Sierte blsoer for DEM 9eres oDbe
Sorg. @ub. SSobnion bar Ell national
gerionIiebeo of itor 9p9tiobeo, og
bans Cab bill blibe f6lt langt u6
ober ben Stat, lon elifeoe bom iaa
bsit Seq baaber al Siertet, at oen
forlige Grinoring, boori ban oGti0
oil blipe boIot / MinneIota og on6et
Steos. bill bieIpe Gem at bore Sen
tunqe 9pr6e, iom nu er Iagt paa
Gem. SO. 8. Saft."
@. s. Bryan ienote fsIgenoe Ge-
Georam: oSeg bar me0 obb Sorg
bsrt om Sub. Sobnions 9eo. Sans
aarriere bier MuIi9beoerne for en-
amerifonif @orger, oa bans Dso er
ct fort Sab for bort gorti og for
2anoet. Sons boreerIioe 9boer panot
baln Ell Sfare al 9einoere, o9 bans
perionlige geenifober forbonoIeoe
9ennore til Genner."
Sra en- bel Sfare af on6regersnt-
beoer mo6to9es lignenoe anerfenoen-
oe o9 roienbe l1otalelier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-24
11linneiota / SorS.
Wiangc ifpnne Orb om oen afopoe
0npernBr.

Qa oct 3irsoaqs flnoejorOes /
9ioheiter, Wiinn., at @ub. SSobnion
bar 6eS, Iuffeoes 9anfer, gutiffer
og Gontorer, og 9pgningerne orape.
reoes tort og biolet. 9iget braetes
til ct. Toul iamme Dag paa ct
gfstratog soa Gbicogo & @reat
@eitern @ane, og poa 8eien til Sta.
tionen fulgte en- itor Menneifeifare
al ole Somfimosflosler meo 2iget.
Spor 2igtoeet pnsiereoe gennern
@aoerne, itoo Menoene poa begge
Sioer meo blotteoe Sopeoer. Mapo.
rem oe Gouncilmpnoene bar 2iobp-
rene. Bangs 9iouten til ct. Baul pai-
eoe Slog pao baln Stane, oe mango
Steoer bar 9pgningerne oraperet
me6 tort. S 3umbroba ipntes belle
gDens 9efolfning at bore msot frem
neo Stationen. SfoIebernene itoa paa
Terronen, bber meo en- lille Stjers
nebanner peeenoe neoao. 2i9nenoe
Wootogelie fit 2igtoget andre Ste
Der.
@eo Soeets gfnfomit til ct. BauI
mootoges oct af Iofale aonpagnier
af Statsmilits oo Ell g(foeling Boli.
ii. Troos sienoe siean omrineeoe
Suiinoer at Wenneifer Toget, og
Brocesiionen til aopitoIiet meo Wei.
litien iom 9greSpoet fuIgtes. al itore
Sfnrer. 2ieet IagoeS poo Tarooe I
anpitoliets 9iotimoe til ON Onsoo-
gen. Sire Officerer df Stotsnilitien,
fire Sergenter, fire Sorpsroler og
fire meriee itoo gnat peo aiiten, ino.
til ben toges bort for at fsres iii
ct Feter sfeb, 8. 6 2oipIer, Trea
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-24

bar en- forbolosnis ubetpoelig af.
fere. Sodleoes beooer bet ira ct.
Betersborg, at geretnineerne mao
ii9te til en- 9egibenbeo, iom fanot
Steo / Sloboofo, en- 5oritao til aieip,
ben Zoe September. 5enten Meo-
len1mer af oen reaftion9re 2iaa op.
traaote ben Dag paa @aoerne og an.
greb De SOBER, De meote, meo Soans.
oro og Slag. Waen Bolitiet ifreo
itrofs ino, beooer oct, og jog @oIog-
mGnoene poa 5luoten Sngen So.
ser 6leu orpbt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-24
Goof oe Cyiterne.

gp'ferne er notlirligpis life belt
tiffreoie meo, at Goof er fonlnen
Zeppelin | Gorfsbet meo at finoe
WoropoIen; men en- Treit Smerten
berober bar bet BOG ppret. at oct life
bar oct engeIife 5log, Der fsrft al
nlle Wntioners bleb pIantet paa Noro-
holen. 90 ogiaa pao oilben W,oooe
bar De tpife Hfnoe forieot at treite
iia ielp og oeres 0pfere.
5orifeIliae gIooe bar iookoes baft
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-24
6upernor Jo.. Jon 900.
6n pielf.maoe" % ijelben bDatis
Wiano.

alm foa Minutter efter, at oerr
iioite Bulletin, iom pi meooeIte /
9irsoags, bar uoiteot, uoaanoeoe @u-
pernsr Sobnion. 0e tioligere
boloiomme Smerter bar opbsrt, og
ban oeoe rolig, omgiben of fin SUI
itru og andre, iom itoo bom n9r.
On Sime og Ell baln fsr i'm 0so boi-
ifeoe ban til i'm Suitrn: 0gel, 0ora,
ieg bar fGmpet goot, men ieg anta-
ger, jeg mao af Steo. Oct bar bans
iioite Ytring. Gerefter trHfeoe ban
benoes Saano til fin aino og foIot
oerpna ben llbepioitbeo.
gnpernsr Sobnion bar feot af
ioenife 6or9Iore ct. geter, 0finn.,
ben Is. Suli 1861.
Sobnions 6nOer, @nitof Sobnion,
bar Smeo, og ban bar bengipen til
Grit. Sgiaa efter at 6anilien par
fomnen til 9tmerifn, fnlot ban til
boge til 9riiffenifobsloiien, og ban
osoe iom ct 8rag af ct Wenneife /
Sattiebuiet. Wiooeren arbeioeoe
og ile0 tiolig og lent for at forisrge
fine gsrn, og 13 Gar ganlmel be.
9nnote Sobn at biGIpe benoe, oa ban
fit glrbeioe poa ct SrDfferi. gn Sio
orbeioe0e ban paa glpotef. Sfolegang
tit ban fun liot af men ban Itiioereoe
ON gftenen. 9a ban naaeoe op I'll
Of tiene $75 ON Wfoaneben, piloe
ban. at bans Mooer ifnloe boloe op
meo at polfe. Sans 9lrbeioe oeo ct.
Reter 0eralo - bnilfet glao ban
efter en- Sio fit Del, og 6pis Ge6af-
tsr ban blep - leote ban mo paa
Den politiife 0ane. Ser ban 1904
blep = leote ban ino paa ben poll.
fife gane 5sr ban / 1904 blep
nonlineret og oaIgt til 8ipernsr,
bauoe ban p9ret Statsienotor.
@upernsr Sobnion f9npeoe iig
frem ira 0rene al. 0nitpnoi96eoer-
ne tpang bam oertil. Gross 5ottig-
ooH % Wiohgon9 naaeoe ban frem
til at 6eflG0e Ell al De beieite oo ere-
fllloeIfe Stillinger | oct offentli9e
2in GDgtig bar ban banoe iou Of.
feiitlig Saler og iom Gfsefutio. Sg
nieo oenne fin 8Dgtigbeo foreneoe
ban et bebageligt og binoenoe Soc.
fen. San gop 2anoet oct Snotrpf,
at bon piloe npre competent til at
fpl0e enbber Stilline oet offent.
lige 2io, man oiloe bDoe 9np. S fin
eaen Stat bar ban n9iten foralloet.
San .iente i'm treble Terrlin iom
@loerner og Der bar Gale om ot
nGlge BAN til en- fieroe. Ogiao llo-
figten iii at blibe II. Q. Senator itoo
bom oabelt og nlilignis biloe ban,
om ban bapoe lepet, blenet Denofra.
ternes ssrniioentfonoioot / 1912.
6lere @ange bar @uoernsr Sobn.
ion bnret iammenlignet meo 9lbra-
bain SincoIn. Spor fongt 2igbeoen
mellem De TO naor, ifaI pi life prepe
pna at efteripore Men / bpert Salo
fes let 2iebeoen meIIem oe TO M9nos
iibIioe aaor llneoomsoarene, De
rige epner, Sfaberen bapoe betroet
Dem, og en- 8iliiefraft, Der ieirer
oper @anifeiiebeoer, iom andre an.
Ter for iioperpinSelige. glt Sobnion
oefaa faa bel iom 2incoIn Cog mango
anore) bar en- Mano, Der arbeioeoe
for 5olfets gfet, oeiaa Smaafoars.
folfets, bet er b9net ober al TbipI.