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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-21
9nnnerluuunN

Nabenran. = S~OrOf9ro. st at
Ofrene ira 5fibsulpffen oeo aarS-
Juno, 6prbeoer @ieie. JON efter
R%eoningen oeoe al ct %arampetil-
fploe, begruoeOes 2. SuIe0ag un0er
flor 9eltngelie. Sfibene / Saonen
bapoe 6laget paa 6alu Stang.
8ieie baooe, oa lllpffen ifete,
biulpet Sfibsoren9en 4noreos qn-
oreien trent ilrOtil ban fit Gag / en-
So, JON ipemme0e onlfrtng / Sol.
gerne. Slot efter, at anoreien bar
ble0en reoOet, fit aoen al Sfibs-
ifruen ct Stag ! Sopeoet ioa ben
ianf.
- aaptafi 8laot bar ipgmmen-
oe bol0t fig / N9rbeOen al anore-
ien og Der bleo t~ilfaitet BAN ct SoO,
men ban par iaa uOmattet. at ban
life futoe gribe Del, % ianf t9t oeo
9amperen.
Der par til q. Dec. life
funoet noeet Sig al Den iorlIpfeoe.
4arpInmO. Set ~innfnc Sfib. yaa.
nal T., ON bois 5orIi5 ri 6eretteOe
liOite 6reong. er iuifen paa $50
Meter 8ano. Sfibet lan bit poa
ganOet og oct maatte Oerfor mite
9iQeo9gten, 0a a%reatnrerne / Del
baoroe Geir reDes Isie % ilpngeoea
ouer / ben enc Sioe. On &egerings-
hamper afgif til lllpffesiteoet for
at lpgge en- 9eie no, men mdattC
benoe tilboge meo uforrettet Sag.
9e 0rufneoe areaturer par foriif.
re0e for go6t 10000 aroner. 9eI-
gerne eff iaa bot. at Strllen bpp-
pigt inllrreoe run0t ooen Sdn0e.
bette fan pore 8runoen til Sfi'
bets uiifregeDegelie. iom blep iagt-
taget. Ser er Orepen mango 9rng-
Itltmper / 9ano, men iltgen 9ig.
aaptainen og Stprmanoen ltoo poo
aommanoobroen % Sfibet ianf.
aaptainen bar belt paa Sioen al
y86enir". men ianf iaa plltOieIig,
mooife rant al ct Slagtilfploe. 9ln-
oreien itetteoe osn enc 6aanO til
Rpggen al en- SO og ben anOen
Saano til ct Stpffe 1rp. 6pr-
beoeren @ieie bolot fait peo ct 5re-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-21
Ser itaar lfrepet"
g~ejlebuius til baalis Si6eaGsnins
for 1910

II
for 1910
peo s. q. Snnien. uogioet af Strife.
Iig 5orsnine for ben Snore Wisiion
/ 9anmarf.
= oror b:
9ibeIen eiper 8elfeo ON CUBS
Sino, Menneifets Sitting, 5reIiens
Bel DE retferOise5 % De uretigrOi-
ees 800.
Gems 2er0omme er beaige, oens
6orifriiter ufrauigelige, oens 5or.
tnainger iaaoe og oens afgsrelier
uioranOerlige.
2ps Den for at blipe Diis, tro ben
Tor at bliDe rig og isIg ben for Of
bIiDe beniG.
Zen ifanter gus til at OeileOe
Sic, 5eoe til at iiare DIG Og 9reit
til at buipale Dig.
Zen er Den r~eiienoes Sort. Bill
grimmens Stao, Semanoens aoul
pas, SolOntens Soaro os oen ariit-
mes B~ribeosbreo.
ser finOeS oct aenfmOne 8ara
bis, Den aarle SimmeI oe bet beiei.
reOe SeIoeoe.
ariitus er Oeus @enitano, Dor
5reiie oeaS glan og @uOs gere
oens enocmaal.
Gen ifal fploe Dor erinOrins,
Ieoe j port Sierte % ii0re pore
6ieO.
eas oen meO eftertanfe, 6pppisi
og unOer gsn.
Gen er en- @ulogrube, Ell Bara.
Ois6ape og en- 5loo, Der Itremmer
meo lepenot 8anoe.
Den er gipet os | 2ipet, ifal aob.
mes oeO Dommen og ibufommes | al
gpigbeo.
Gen p9ffer oct bsielte aniDar,
beginner De iterite aaitrengelier og
forosmmer ale Dem, iom foragter
Oens ltnoeroisning.
Bris 10 Gents.
9auii9 9ntb. Tnbl. Sonie,
gfair, 0ebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-21

oerne fait / Sen Cine, Ser ira 99be-
mir faIteoeS no til BAN. De fleite
at Monoifubet f%oriDanot i Qp5et
meo BET iamme.
Waitrnp. 9anoitrOgcrfrGf6eO. On
Gag ! llgen mo til SuI, oo Ell
anrl. ion1 tiener Dos @aaroeier
giinqe Der / Nfaitrup. bop0e paret
poa 9eiel i ltitrup, blep ban oe0
9Dtfpr paa 9iempeien Oerfra ON
4%ftenen tiltalt at , 2on0itrpgere.
9e ipurgteaarlen bpaoaloffen oar;
men ban iOareoe: Seq oeo De life;
ieg bar intet llr oeo mic. 8e
ipltrgte iao. bpor mango Eenge ban
bauoe hos iig. aarlen io9Oe 20
gennina. IA greb ben enc fat
BAN, meoens sen anoen unoeriegte
bans 9ommer % tog Bliu9en ira
6am. Get oiite iig 0n. at ban uirfe-
lig finn boDoe 20 Eenmina. 0e
faiteoe ioa 8ltngen og ine0e: go
ein hunpiger aerl1, og ipurate, ON
ser Der booze en- @enoarm, bOortil
aarIen iooreoe ia. 9auoitrpgerne
mente, at oct frnoe ogioa oare BET
Iamme; De uiloe better fife ben Bel.
&Booing. 5Orargelir. gn aan-
ife pelf(pot Mono. men itarft be-
ruiet. nafte ferite SllleOaa oeo
Mioooestio 5orargelie Der i 9pal,
ioet ban fom ilingren0e ben 40 ga
ben meo en- Slot Bern bngeiter iig.
Gen beruieoe ioo no til at upre
4rbeiosmanO ira Omegnen. Get
er isrgeligt, at ~9lIfobolen bar en- ia
Itor Wagt oper pisie Wermeifee,
at De life en9ang pna Ell bei6elli1
! 5eitoog fan femme oeres 9riffe.
Init. De funoe 0a / oet min0itc
bape iaa meaen Gaftfslelie at 6oloe
Jig i1oen Gore oq life pptfe ofient.
lig 5oraraelie.
Ingcl. Srano paa grucrO. 81.
~ 5re0a9 0torqen, &lileaftens0a1,
neObrpnote 6orpagtergaaroen 9p.
pere / @elting Soen. 9nnoe Seite.
italoen. aoitaloeu og SDineitaIoen
blep ct Gop for 9uerne. Sloen
opito0 poa 6eIoftet oper aoitaloen,
buor Ell 6egter bar / Serb meo at
fate SO neo. San boDoe. oa Oct
enOnu bar m6rft, taget 9Dgten me0.
Gna bans Ganb ON, at Ger par no.
bruot Slolgs, ileOe Der itrafs Iolf
I'll. iom prepeoe pou at reOoe as-
erne. "a man bonoe foaet 5-6
no, falot Sloen imiolertio neo trinot
omfring, Iaa ait Heoningsar6ej0e
maotte itanOies. Senoeo so Stpf.
fer MaltefpGg og flere aoier ON.
fom | 2uerne. vi oct reoOe0e
aDpg fif Here Stnffer gran0iaar
en- SO maatte itrofs orpbes. Gg9
teren pna @oftet ipGpeoe / 5are.
men flinoe 0o8 reooe Jig til ct
SteO, bDor SIoen enonu life 6aooe
faaet iau itGrft Sog. SeIte. llng
foeg og Spin r%eooeoe5.
6sOaO SOsn. 5ffe grnO paa
Snsfrcoen. (6m0) 6or noaer
9io ii6eu 6leo sfoleforifonoer Re
~teriens Slitru / @snfns at 9Grc
rem uoDiit al Sfolen, ga BUN piloe
tale me0 in Sen, Der lao efter.
2preren par life / Sfolea. o.
bun funoe oerfor life 6eoe ON I'll.
laoeIie til at aaa mo Tor at tale
meo Sennen, og oa bun ifIloe meo
1oget. bop0e bum life 9io til At
oente, men gif uoen pioere in0
5folen. "a 2areren iaa bette, gif
ban ino % oiite befloe no al Sfo.l
len; bun GIT itrafs no men oa SP-
reren ogiaa piloe pie be1oe bort ira
Deo Sfolen, i0areoe bun 6am
at BET oar ban fife bemDnoieet ill.,
san reiite iaa Strafiefrao moo
Statsaopotaten onflageOe
6enoe Tor grltO poa 9usfreoen. Ga.
gen elf oog Spreren mpO, men
Sfofsannofoteu fu0nnfpAp Tomntpu
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-21
Sul6pI sOan. sabt % fnnhet

~ AA1AA
igen. al. NM gn 5ieneiteforl bos
@aaroeier 6eiterien / @offerup tab.
Il i CONNER ml0er 3ebiergninaen
in 6orlopelie9ring. uoen At ban
tlntOe finoe ben igen. 5orleOen fanot
6egteren poo @nar6en oeo At fate
0e neo ira 9eitpnoet ben table
Ging. % Den fun0e M til Sui til.
titles giermnnoen, Ser linens par
blepen git % er %boiiooenoe paa
@a0erslepsggnen.
,6optrnp. YoremisiiOu. 0ns0og
aften 0en %. Sec. blep Der / Sop
trllp STRIFE opoiit 9psbiaeoer ira
Misiion5marfen / Snoien. Gn DIS.
iionGr ira 9reflum fremoiite 9il.
leoerne. oa Misiionselep Sesien ira
Maitrllp gau 6o%rflarina ooer buert
9iaeoe.
sra airfen gif mon til Mis
~iionsbuiet. buor Der oor fpnes Sal.
feboro. 8aitor Gonneien o. 9er-
ieu.6onien ira @aoersIen talte. 9ll-
let BAR 9anife fllIOt.
6aOrrsleO. 6n nbpagclia Secnc
tilorog Tia benoeo al. If noe
@ammel 6aoersGeo. On aoinoes
pnfeIiae Sfrigen ON 0iplp latte
9taboer1e / 9epngelie. nogle al Dem
fom til Ste0e fun iferte 9enflq-
oerue. Manoen trueOe aonen pao
9ipct % i 6enoeS 9lngit 6apoe oen
f~toffels Stone isat 3ilfluat paa 9oi
tet. Mauoen iorfulgte benoe ogiaa
6erop; men Raboerne fom tiOliB
nof til al fuune bjGIpe aonen 10
gennem 2oftsllgen. Sum tilbragie
9atten hos Slngminge i @ooers.
lep. meOens Oct lpffeoes Ell 9fot
betieit at iaa Man0en, Der par tenn
meIig beruiet. brngt til Ho. 3et bar
9rrnoeuinen, Der %iorItprreOe SUE.
freoen.
Neaeltpnber. ,Soroefrro. M.
Nv 0nsoag GftermiOoog oen %
Ser. iorOeoes paa Dor aomle STRIFE
9aoro aniplin9sbnnoler 9etlei son.
len. 9roos BET ubpg8eliae @eir bar
Der moot en- talri9 Sfare til 9ia.
i9rOen, ogiaa mango u~Oeniogns.
On Suigerien al Den 2lfosoe, 80
itor Billion ira @olitebro. bolot Ia.
Zen ! 9ienmet. San opnleOe lpngit
PED ben afosoe iom 5nmiliefa0er /
bette ganle Stem. Der gentle iaa
mango imnffe Minoer. Sogneprq
ten. 9uitor 9olten, bolot 3alen /
airfen. san fremb9peoe ben al
Oooes RICE aan0elige @pner og Get
iprOigbeOsians, iom baDoe giort zig
~gplOenoe / bans @irfiom6eo / OF.
ientliee 9eitilinger.
Softlnno. - SlSles. Qanomano
8ebuers gienoom poa @eltoft 0arf
gif Manon9s 0nt (meaem p. og
IS Geo. op / 9uer. Ter inoe
6rPnote s Stpffer areaturer. vi
SnOboet bleb ser fun u6etpoelig req.
oct. Oct er an0en 8ang / en- fort
9larraffe at oenne Gjenoom er
brpnot. GienOommen er foriifret /
2anosbranofasieu.
arr 6crrco. Uiiffcl noen Sale.
81. 2lp) 3orleoen ife0 man pna
en- alapjagt beo Sfopluno Ell RpD
lioen Sale. 0enue Gqp bar, efter
nt ben %formooentIig / Ell RGDeiafs
bar miitet lin fornemite 8rooelie.
ipilet en- iarlia Roae JON @aaie
tpu i Belle Sognet, iorOi Den alto
5Ieo aniet for i'm Better. SunoeH
"a iHgen Spger ifsO pna ben / 4ar
% Gag 9ens 5rgf6eo nar itegen
en- fornroligenoe @rao. en Sort
nano mente enoogioa, at Rpoen
loDoe ppret ioo mn at bloc fin
gen Sale At for at lore De Hem
ne Segere boa 9piet.
On 0ouoH fnufreAe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-21
SranOifaOte Smaalfrifter.

'Straa og Cub, fsr 10 90
Sra Notlren 90 2ipet, for 10. M .05
CUBS Orb er Iepenoe og fraftiot, fsr 90 nu 10
Serrens geie, for 10 nh .O5
Sobdnnes 2eoinien, for 40 M 10
Bore Solmeoietere. for go nu 30
Snlaa Stene til Serrens SUD. fbr 10 uu 90
Sens og Daaren. fer 10 M 90
Min aamp meo 0iormonerne, for 10 mn .O5
Oct iore SpsresmaaI, for 80 mn 10
Gen rette grug af ben beIige Eabpere, for 10 m .O5
On og imoo abbentismer, fer 10 M .05
Gontra aonentisnen, fer 90 MI 10
'@ogt mine Gam, for 20 mn 10
Seoebuet, for 30 M 10
aittp, fsr 10 nu .O5
ain en- Sieneftepiee, for 10 nu .O5
2D9ten9no, for 10 ". nu 90
'en aritens Snotoeter ie lloeifter, fsr 10 nu .05
'@n SfntseneeI, fer 90 MI 10
.@6bentfloffer, for 90 MI 10
Sire 6ortGlinser al Sans, for 10 m .O5
'6reIit oe6 en- Saline, fr 10 M .O5
IS Stibeo, for 10 .O5
*Sborfor er Menneifet / geroen, for 10 mn ..O5
'$porIeoes itoor oct meo DIT %geenifab, fsr .04 M .02
'&ierteifub, fsr 10 MI 90
'Siorten Reo6er for fritenfere at fnqffe, for 10 MI 3
.@n Sime meo Sefus, for .O5 mi .03
'Sno6 bar pi Dor 9ibeI, for .05 MI .G2
.Sboo Neoonen iortolte, for 20 u 10
'3ionismer, for 10 M .05
'Sobn, for 10 nu .05
Sui, for 10 nu.05
'aiIoepqIoet T., for .05 nu .O3
'Gn Brett efter Serrens Sierte, fer 10 M .O5
'aritelig gaegori, De epIbne Sooipor, for .O5 nu .O3
.5orifeaen meaem ianoe oe faIite OnrpenoeIier
fsr 10 MI 90
Sra 2ipet SUBS gioe l. for 10 M 10
Sra 2ioet CUBS gise IL, for ID mn 10
Sra aiOet / Cubs Riee Ill, for ID mi 10
interchangeable og Se0igoerele, fer 10 M .05
+gr oct mt? fer 10 nu .05
.Sle, for 10 nu 90
'geien til 6reo, for % MI 10
'Daortpren / ct. anorefps, for 20 MI 10
'Smuler ON garneoaaben. for 10 M .O5
'sfopgaorO geterien, I'll be moe l., for ID M .O5
'Gfopgaoro.peterien, I'll De unee H., fr 10 M .O5
'Sfopeaoro.gete I'll be nn9e W, for 10 nu .O5
'$OorIeoes fiuoes Cubs Billie, fsr 10 nu .O5
'ariItus os DE Ituoerenoe, fsr 10 M .05
.Om en- fornuftie og f~rifteIig gsrneopbraselfe,
fer ~ MI .05
st 5oriOar og en- 9raoifeu, fer 10 .O5
Gro inotiI 9eoen, for 10 M .05
DE IRE efumeniife Spmboler, fsr 10 MI .05
acknowledgement fer .06 MI .03
5 @eIgerne, for 10 III .05
-O-
On Del of bisie Bigger er sanife u~betpbeIiet beifooi.
geoe, andre mere. griIen er lat bells efter gogens 9iltano
og 9eIs efter SpIaeets SterreIie. Sob garoi for gengene
garanteres etbpert 9ilfrIoe.
s Bartier til 5orbanoling, til fri l~iobeIine euer til
grug | 9pfeforeninger gipes p~oerIigere Gabot.
Sfrip itrafs! en- ioo gunitis anIeoning til at febe
gooe oanfte gbser fomner noppe ieen.
Dan. entb. EnbI. SonIe,
Blair. Gebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-21

Itpffe meo Saanoen og be0 San-
oerne fat / Sen Cine, ser ira y9bp-
mir faiteoeS no til BAN. De fleite
al 0tanofubet foripanot / 0nbet
meo oct Iamme.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-21
SOftluno. Slol

SVIIIHHU. JIuIVe. NullOlIuIll
8e]ners Gienoom poa @eltoft Mari
elf 4lanon9s 9tot nleaem q. o.
rs Sec. op / 9uer. Ter moe.
6rPnote s Stpffer a%reaturer. vi
SnOboet 6leb ser finn u6etpoelig REQ.
Oct. Oct er an0en Song / en- fort
Garrgffe at oenne Gienoom er
6runot. %GienOommeu er foriifret /
Sanosbranofaslen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-21

yhrfai Spgn. SDffe Saimer Deo
en- oanif Wmostjeneite. Ser / Sog.
net operraifeoes airfegpngerne ier-
ite Suleoag neo, at Der UNDER ben
oonife @ltostieneite of 2preren og
nogIe Sfoleorenge bleD iui1get tpife
Solmer. Dian ifuloe Dog meme, at
Salmeiangen bsrer meo til @uos-
tieneiten / bore airfer, og at oct
life er pasienoe at iDnge tpife SaI.
mer PED en- oanif @ii0stjeneite. 5
M~enigbeoen bafte set oa ogiaa itprft
gnitsO, Tribes til o5lensborg
Mpis~.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-18
SELLS FIANCEE FOR
$40; ALL HAPPY NOW.

WILKESBARRE, Pa, May 49,
Ten dollars bought the fiancee of
Alexander Papanis. of Brookside.
That is what he paid Peter Mo
money for Helena Jarowski, of
Philadelphia. The girl is an at
trcative Austrian, and has just
passed q years, and consequently
she is now her own boss as far as
marriage consent is concerned.
The transaction stunned Mar
riage Clerk Edward Smith. He had
issued a license to Helena giving
her legal authority to marry Mo-
money, but when she appeared
again with another man and want
ed another license the marriage
clerk was somewhat fused.
1t seems that Helena had come
to this city about two days before.
1t did not take long to fall in love
with Momoney. She was anxious
and ready to get married and all
arrangements to get their license
were made on the day they met
They at once appeared at the mar
riage license office and got the
certificate
When she returned to her board.
Ing house Helena met Alex. AL.
though he was not so good looking
as Peter she fell in love with him.
really. Alex was willing and then
he made bargain with Peter
whereby he was to get the fair
Helena for $40. The license was
issued.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-18
, . 90 90 % . 80
D EGG TAPE WORM Is
, LATEST DISCOVERY.
PENDLETON. Ore. Nav I

= PENDLETON, Ore, May IS. .
. According to letter just re- .
= ceived by Major Lee Moore .
. house of this city from a niece q
. who is an egg handler in .
. packing plant at Binghampton, =
. N. Y, the latest discovery in .
= the animal kingdom is the ~
. tape worm. This young -laAs
. states that during the past =
. winter she has found three OF q
. these diminutive parasites in .
= as many different eggs. Her =
. first discovery was taken by =
= the manager Of the plant to =
q his physician who pronounced q
. it specie of the tape worm. q
= Last week she ran across an .
. Their one and 1t was taken to .
q the chemist of the state hos y
q pital for a minute examination q
. and classification. On the day q
. on which she had written the .
q letter, she had discovered the =
= third, which she intends to q
= preserve to watch its develop =
. ment. She says that the worms .
= are about an eighth Of an inch .
q in width and that the head Is .
q so pronounced that 1t is easily .
= discernible. .
Q . . . q q q q q q - q 80
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-18

T. B. Hanley, supreme president,
and E. l.. BALI, supreme secretary,
of the Modern Brotherhood of
America, are to be the guests of the
officers and members of Spokane
lodge No. 1908, M. B. A., this after
noon and tomorrow. They are due
to arrive this afternoon over the
Northern Pacific from Standpoint,
Idaho, where they officiated at the
adoption of a large class into the
lodge at that place, from all parts
of Idaho.
A reception committee COM
posed of DR.. H. E. Schelgel, past
president of the Spokane lodge, and
wife; Professor Bouley and wife,
Henry Sprague and wife, DIR. John
r. Sinks, Samuel Parker and wife,
State Manager John ]. Goar and
wife and a delegation of head Off
GERS of various lodges throughout
this part of the country, will meet
the two supreme officers at the
station.
On their return to Spokane,
Messrs. Blatz and Hanley will as
sist in officiating at the adoption OF
another large class of candidates
for the lodge of Spokane and other
adjacent cities, in Bouley's hall,
S1Oh Riverside avenue, at 1880 to-
morrow night.
Candidates have already begun to
arrive from Occur d'Alene. Laclede,
Kamiah and Spirit Lake. Idaho, I'M
der MANAGEMENT of ], M. GOar.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-18
STRlCKED By REMORSE;
FORGOT TO POST MAIL

TRENTON, N. j., May 18.-Spec-
tators. lawyers and others who
were in the supreme court received
a bad scare when ex-Attorney Cen
eral Robert H. McCarter, who was
trying a case, stopped suddenly IN
his speech and placed his hand
over his heart as though in pain.
Expecting to see him collapse,
several of the court officers and
counsel rushed to his aid. AS they
grasped him, Mr.. McCarter took his
hand down-and there were three
letters.
"Mv wife gave me these letter to
mail this morning" said Mr.. Nc
Carter, land l forgot all about
them. In fact, forgot that l had
them with me until just this min
ute, in the middle of a sentence. ="
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-18
MANY CELEBRATED
NORWAYS BIG
DAY

Former subjects of Norway and
Sweden celebrated independence
day at the South Central high
school last night. About 500 men,
women and children were present
the hall and stage being completely
covered with Norwegian and Amer.
lean flags. The following interest.
ing program was given:
Music-March, selected, by Spo.
kane college orchestra, Prof. c. s.
Thompson, director.
Address of welcome by the chair
man of the day-The Rev. C. Aug.
Peterson.
Song-(a) "Gud Signe Norigs
Land Garborg; (b) Eng, fro til
Dovre Faller." Lepsoe-Norwegian
Singing society, the Rev. G. Aug.
Peterson, leader.
Music-Potpourri of Norwegian
folksongs, by Prof. Rudolf Moller
Seattle-Spokane college orchestra
The Grafton of the day-The Rev
q. j. Haugen. ID. D., Tacoma.
Solo-"O, Lord, Thou Are Great
and Strong" Mrs Nels Wallhof, &C
companied by Miss Skartred.
"Seterjentens Sondag,'
Ole Bull-Spokane college or
chestra.
Music-'Vi Vii os ct Land,
Sylve-Norwegian Singing society
Song. selected-Ladies in ma
tional costume.
Song-"Varde." Norwegian Sing
ing society. the Rev. c. Norgord
soloist.
Closing, by singing (a) ia v
Elsker": (b) Star Spangled Ban
ner," orchestra, singing society anG
congregation.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-18
BOY GORED BY COW.

(By United Press Leased Wire)
BORING, Ore, May 18.-OnIy
slight hopes for the recovery of g.
year-old Louis Hoffman, who was
gored by an enraged COW last night,
are held out by physicians today.
The lad was standing near the
door Of slaughter house, when a
COW, infuriated by the smell Of
blood, lunged at him.
One of the animals horns struck
him in the mouth, knocking him
down. The COW gored him slightly
in the side and was preparing to
make a second onslaught when the
boy was rescued.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-18
AMENDMENT WILL SUBMIT
THE QUESTION TO PEOPLE

the railroads must abide by the de-
cision of the people and also pay
the expense of the election, or 9th.
erwise the franchises will be, null
and void.
This amendment to the fran.
chises, is passed by the council.
will forever remove any chance of
suspicion or aspersions on the mo-
tives Of the council, as it will then
lpace the matter directly with tho
people and compel the railroads to
abide the result. -
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-18
ALLIED TRADES ENDORSE THE
STRIKE OF LOCAL WATERS

to the penalty of a fine. A like
action was taken Monday night by
the Central Trades council.
Many Of the walters that went
out on strike have left the city.
accepting places in other towns
where the unions are without trou-
Bile. The increased business in
some of the houses that have sign
ed the new contract has furnished
employment to a number of the
strikers, and in this way the work
of caring for the unemployed is
minimized to a great extent.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-18
IL SPOONS BRING
$500; CUP $3.50.

LONDON, May 1S.-At a sale at
Christie's IL apostles spoons Of the
period of James l sold for $500.
A pair of twelve apostles's spoons
of the period of Henry VIII fetched
$4,000. A Queen Mary flagon of
tigerware of date of 1857 realized
$3.50.
A James I cup Of polished cocoa
nut mounted in silver realized
$3.50 The Theobold engraving of
John Jones mezzotint Of Mrs. Dav-
export fetched $4,000, and that of
Lady Edmund Burke $3.50. Henry
Meyers Lady Hamilton as ma.
ture" brought $3.50.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-18
SPRAGUE AVE. FILL
TANGLE CLEARING UP

At last the tangle over the
tangle over the Eprague avenue fill,
insofar as the completion of the
structure is concerned, is about
settled. The mayor and the city
council have reached an agreement
and the council last night adopted
an order authorizing the board of
public works to proceed with the
completion of the fill under pri-
vate contract. 1t was agreed that
ten feet of ground on either side
of the fill should be condemned in
order to permit the rebuilding of
the walls in sloping fashion.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-18
CATTLE GOING MAD
nv United Press Leased Wire

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
LEWISTON, Ida, May 1S.-De-
spite the efforts of veterinaries,
scores of range cattle are going
mad in the Salmon river district.
1t is suspected that the rabies are
epidemic in the district.
A valuable span of horses was
gored to death yesterday by mad
dened COW near White Bird, and
when corralled she battered her
brains out against the pen rails.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-18

Further endorsement Of the
strike of the cooks, walters and
mattresses was given last night by
the Allied Building Trades council,
with membership of 5000, the
bricklayers with 800 members. the
pressfeeders with SO members. the
timers with 200 members, and the
theatrical mechanics association
with So members.
Members of these unions are or
dered not to patronize any of the
houses under strike orders, subject
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-18
ODDITIES In THE
l,EWSOF TODAY

Chicago has decided to cut from
the curriculum of its public schools
dates of history and problems in
compound interest and compound
fractions.
The committee appointed to elm
mate non-essentials said: What
our schools need is more thorough
education and practical training"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-18
CHANGE GREAT NORTHERN
FREIGHT YARDS.

The Great Northern railway will
use the ground recently acquired
by it north of the first alley north
of Front avenue for the enlarge
ment of its freight yards. A por-
ton of the ground is the old Sa-
cred Heart hospital site. A fran.
chise was introduced in the city
council last night and read the
first and second times asking for
the right to lay three tracks along
this ground, crossing Center,
Browne and Bernard streets.