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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-26
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Sernboncrne bnroc b 4 iia noen
for Golitiffen.

General Council 8oilep g. 8ag-
gener ior Misionri & gacific ssern.
bane. Ell tioligere oemofrotiif 9e0er
aanios, Dar Omaha I 5reoo0s.
Qleo Seaipn til Golitiffen Loo ban
b. a. ieloen0e ret interesiante ll0.
talelier fnloe.
SEQ er til66ielig til at meme, at
iea oiloe itemme ior Roieoelt jom Dor
npite Qreiioent. San er Sen ltgr.
ite Qlon0. Iom bette 2ono nogen
Sinoe bar pro0nceret, og 0n ban
troaoie mo BET bpioe Sus, bar
ban 6en rette OionO pao oen rette
Rla0s Get oar fommet oertil, at
aapitoien par 6lepen for oigtig, og
Ell 9lan0 om Hooieoelt bor ns0.
oenbia ior at iette en- Chopper ser.
for. Sen gior0e fun 6ororing poa
Sooens 0perboloelie. o9 ieq minoes
life. a ieg noaen Sin0e bar 6grt
en- Sern6aneman0 iige noget iterre
irno0 9loefenelt.
9rnon bur6e o9re | De 5oreneoe
Stoters Senot, og ieg 6oober ban
pil ln6e iig title oerfor. San er en-
opetia 5aler, 9ebntsr og / man.
ee 6enieen6er en- Stotsmono, og
oct oiloe oPre en- Spoer for gee.
brnifn Of bnpe en- Wano iom grpan
/ Senatet. Seq banber, ban looer
iia title"
oet ban omtoIte Sernbnnernes
Gorbolb til golitif. ingoe Baaae.
ner: Seq mener, at 9onerne bur.
De boI6e iig u6e af golitif. 9iitnof
bar 6eres Snteresie / oen iounone
Sio pPret pan 1eieniipen, men
Solfet 81 9Sernbanerne buroe fom.
me binan0en nprmere. Gen enc be.
bsDer zen nnocn, oo bpa0 Ser til
Iioft hirlper Sen enc, biplper ben
amber 9eriom Sernbnnerne pil6e
boI6e III uoen for golitif, oiloe
ben She, at 6e itoor bag beo enboer
embe0sisaer, mart % ben. Solicit
er. ! @runben, rineliet, og oeriom
De iaar eeiliebe0; oil oe banole
rimelia, iaa iea nntoaer. at Sern.
banerne oiloe pinoe gnoen, Der.
fom DC oiIoe boIoe flo abjoGut uoen
for golitif."
Nr. Ba99ener bar / Omaha Of
Senipn til en- 08iaouct" iom 9a.
nen, bnn repreienterer, tenfer pao
at bpoee.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-26
9ampifibsnotitier

vllniteo StoteS" bar forloot Gbri.
itianiono meo 1919 8asiogerer og
oentes til gaeip Dorf 3. @lai. 6oor.
ira oct after oil ieile ben IL. Mai
o9 Dentes oa til G6riitianiano oen
%. l. De6.
Is. +. 5ieteen" bill afieile ira
9ieip gorf ben 5. @lai oa oentes
III Sfanoinaoien oen 10. !. Wto.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-26
Disconlin primotlop.

9lsiociate Domner n. .. War.
iball bar erfleret iie enia aenoel.
len meo Senipn til grimeroala.
iogen appelleret ai u. .. 9llItine
til Statens Ssieiteret. Son iiaer,
at 9egislaturen life er forpligtet til
at aobfenbe 8olfets GaIg til 5or.
bnnosienator iom paapeoet beo gri.
nGrpalget. Son erflprer ogioa, at
ban 9giit uaerne uotoIer iig enig |
oen ssenoelie, at 2eeislatiren bar
&et I'll at ouereioe fin legislative
Olnat / 5olfets Snnoer, og ban
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-26
Glpffcflent.

9igt al Suar airfe-
9ooro mes Muiif for Or.
gel eIIer 9iano al Sul.
Oiiir.
SpIeeS til 6oroel for 9erne.
bjem8iaeen. Gris 25 gts. per
Gfsemplar.
8ette 1ribenoe 9i9t meo bets pp-
perIige @lniifalife Accompaniment
fortiener at finoes et5oert mt
iifelifenoe oanif Stem. asb set.
De aor Gem ielu % Sa1en en-
Sieneite oern1eO.
6ans bos
San. ent6. gnbl. Sounie,
Blair, 9feb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-26
10 Mara
-}oroen runof.

Spirit 9eifita al 0aontenegro fan
til Summer 6olOe @ulObrpQup og
30 slars Regeringsiu6ilpum.
S SDlflan0 fonotes Ser 0en 1.
Sanuar gar 22,479 0eotorcpfler
og 27,462 Motoroogne. 9(ntaaet er
/ 266et al 1909 iteget me0 20 pgt.
Zen itoe 9unnel I 9ln0es6iergene
paa 5000 0feters 2engoe og en-
SgiOe af 1000 Meter er III 6leuen
aobnet for 9rafiffen mellem G6ile
og argentina.
Snea-qonnlen.. Sra aoiro mel.
0es, at oet lobgioenoe 9foo0 belt
nitibt bar forfaitet 1orilaget ON
5orlpngelie al Sne8fanaI75elifo.
bets aoncesiion. geotogeIien beraf
lfete meo 66 ct. MOB 1. Gen u0en.
for io1leoe 5oIfemen9oe 6ilIte 9[f-
gerelIen me0 9eaeiitring.
0ue1erenoe gaIofanoioater. pr.
gier, 7. glpril. So aanoiooter til
9eputeretfanmeret, 8enerolraao
Sou6e og 9orgnelter Orleans
gile, 9fobert, bar 6ueQeret / 9[n.
leoning af en- Strio unoer 9alg.
fampagnen. 9o6ert blep orp6t.
Gen engelife fSloooe. 2on0on, 8.
9lpril. gfter bpa0 ser meooeles, ifal
Siemmeflao0en og gltlanter6aos.
flaaoen oenne Waaneo foretoge ct
So9t | 3oroipen. Gen ianlleoe 5lao.
De Dil omfatte % Slogifibe, 13
8anierfrDoiere, 10 beifntteoe arpo.
iere o9 ll6fi98ifi6e, 80 5orpe0o.
ia9ere, 6 gerfiteosifibe og 20 I'm.
oeroanosbaa6e. Minoit 10 al Slag.
ifibene ifnI bsre til n0reaonoug6t.
alasien".
9omnl0sinoultrien Gnglan0.
9aa ct 0fe0e 5oreninoen al Bonn.
ulosipinoerier Mon6eiter Tor.
leoen fom mon til set 9feiultat, at
Sitllotionen inoenfor 9onmIosfn.
0llItrien 6eretti9er til en- 9enneo.
intteIe pao 5 psf. 9[rbejoerne oil
I'LL blipe opfor0reoe til at ienoe Ge.
prelentonter til en- aonierence an.
9aaenoe Bette Spsrgsmaol.
Sprpret | g(lbanien. aonItonti.
nopel, s. 9lpril. Minilterroaoet bar
bell1ttet, at forege oe til Brii6tino
al 3. @rmeforps ienote Sropper
til Is gatuiqoner iomt noerligere
at aHenoe Is 9ntailloner al l.
9lnmeforpS. gn0oioere 6eilutteoes
BET at eioe Sbefen FOR 81. 9ipiiion
Soerfomman0oen oper 5rppperne
og u0bioe Observation-Disclosures til
at omfatte bele Gropinien 8riid.
tfna.N
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-26
On (krd6kelig u(v6ke.
Gn Mooer og fem gprn
6renot libel.

Sra 8onca, gtebr., melOes ON en-
ifreffelig lllpffe Der Sen0a9s
Worges. gn 5amilie, Sames Mi-
ner, iom boeoe oe0 Dfisiouriflo0en
omfring 6aloanoen 0lil gtor0
for gonea, ernere0e fig, iom BET
iDnea, peo at fer9e 5oIt ooer 5lo-
Den medem 9onca, 9te6r., og glf
9oint, 2. 9of., og oeo 5iiferi. So
Oeren og Ell pofien Sgn for6ereote
Jig til at 9aa uo paa en- 5iifetur,
og til 5or6ereoelierne 6erte sSltano.
attelien al oeres 9aaO. Ofeo BET
for Die boo6e 0lr. W1iner iat en-
@rpoe meo 10 @oloner Sjpre
oDer sSI0en 9aa0ens guno iful0e
oueritrp9es meo parm 5ipre. ge0
Ell 6eiltaaelie par Ser bleoen 6lon
BET 8asolin 5ipren. Gn @nilt
ira aaffelopnen ianae6e I Sen gas.
olinblanoe0e 5i9re, % en- polo.
iom gfspIoiion paafulgte.
5amilien baooe tilbro0t en- rolig
Morge1ituno og baooe mot oeres
6rofoit 6 al 9srnene, / 9ren9e ira
f2 til 2 Qlar, en- gige, @liio6etb,
6 q 7 slor, og u9abp" par inoe 6os
0fooeren. en Sen poa q 9lar bar
uoe oeo 9aa0en o9 oen eloIte
8ige oar Glf goint. 9o Gfsplo.
iionen ifete, ipr9iteoe oen 6ren.
Oenoe 5ipre no ooer Sem, Ser bar
Sniet og antenote oeres ale0er.
0frs. Qtiner Itormeoe itrofs moo EN-
8er til Spo. men fanot Sen luffet
og itpngt 0fanoen l1ffeoes oct at
faa Sen fife gIiiabetb faItet uo al
ct 9inou, iaa BUN ilap ira oct meo
minore 9rnnoiaar. 0fen flere
naaeoe ban fife at re0oe. Seln bleu
ban iaa for6renOt, ier ban tom u6
gennem 8inouet, at ser intet 0aa6
er onL at ban fan leoe Mooeren
tiaige meo ben0es lire Slnaaorenge
o9 oct fem Woaneoer gamle Darn
fnlot og omfom FOR oen 9er, iom
be iorgeoes isgte at faa aabnet.
Do Qfanoen fom no o9 brpnote
ooeralt, foiteoe ban iig ganoet, og
fun oeo oen pl0re Sens Siplp
lpffeoes oet bam at fonlme op al
@anoet igen.
5sr Ssnnen opoageoe, hpao ser
nnr ifet, bapoe SSloen ollereoe taoet
laaoan Ouerbanno, at 5lammerne
ifso iaa lonet no ira Suiet, at
ban life funoe nerme iig set. San
flnoe bore i'm Mooers oq Ssifen.
oes Sfri9, men nor life Stono til
at gsre no8et Tor at frelie Dem.
Sun 5aoeren o9 BEN enc Ssiter
funOe ban taee iie al. 6or sorigt
bar ban iom familaoet al BET irpe.
telige Sfne, iom ban bar 8ione til
uoen at fiinne poe Sielp. = San
fif ienot 9uo til 9eaboer, men ser
oar 10 intet at eore uoen at isree
Tor oe TO unoilupne oQ le6e efter
De inoebranotes ioroiife oepni1aer.
'om fan0tes forfuGeoe oa oels for.
tereoe eIler 6rpnSt til Wife.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-26
@nocrnpr Gbarles 6. Sna6cs

er nonepnt til at fploe @nfancen,
Der opitoo 66ieiteretten peO Dom.
mer 9repers 9eo, og 9tftes MOB.
fog @reiioent Saft greo ira
Suebes, bpori oenne meooeler. at
ban mo0taeer l1oneonelien. Ser
er inoen Spiol ON. at Senatet 10
oil ltaofpite lt0nponelien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-26

foreiIoor, at @rlnolooenS 9eitem.
melier meo 6enibn til 9e0tagel.
ien al Sooe, foronores iaaleoes, at
ee9islotilren bar Den 6eitemmenoe
Waat.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-26

OfOOs
9a 5rofoiten bar for6i, tog ri
geien lanos en- Congo ct uoterret
5looleie, iom inoeoe Jig 10 og in0,
o9 bit o8 Der loo Smaaifop, iom
man fun0e tenfe ii9 bar Sfjuleiteo
for 9boer, Sp9ner og oil6e Sun6e,
o9 Oct Dare0e beller life lpnge, ier
of opoo9eoe Spor af en- itor 9eoe,'
og lenere al Ell 2eoin0e. 8i liite0e
os foriigtig frem poa beg9e Sioer
al 0on9aen me0 !6eitene f6rt lige
efter os, ian pi / Si(fploe of, at
Sppen foris9te at nn0ilippe, fun0e
iprin9e paa 6eiterb9gen o9 in0.
bente 9Drene Ogina 9unoene =
foru0en 9ua0oooen 6ap6e ri mem.
li9 Ell tor aeter, faI0et Ben = be.
9pnote at oeire 9iooOnr. 8e0 buer
2nno, ri fom til, ioriegte oi at
ori0e 9soerne uo oe0 at fate Sten
mo 1pfnin9en og Ia0e gtegrene
lfri9e op, mems ri ielo itoo parat
meo De la0te 9fifler.
st Bar 8an9e 6oo6e isori6aet
opret u0en 9ieiuItot; men 0o oi
tom til BET treble 9nifo0s. fun0e bi
ItrafS ie paa Sun0ene, at Ser par
Bib, Iaa0an iom Saarene reiite lig
paa oenL og neIte gieblif raa6te
ell al 9ee9rene: oSimba" (2epe) og
pe9eOe paa ct 6eitenlt Steo fun foa
alen horte. Sea trnf mig ifDno.
JOINT tilbage me1em nogle guIfe.
Oct fna9e0e og brpffeoe / @renene,
og plu0ieli9 le0 aommanooen: :
u5prl" DDret onr nenIig iao ner,
at 0et, bois 6et piloe goa anore6g.
ois til @prfs, niloe opre unulia at
foa Sio til at itonie oet. Seq ienote
en- Saloe in0 9uifene, 6oor iea
baboe Jet no9et guilt bebege Jig, og
oaiaa aernlit ifso. Men oa oi ifuI.
De 6ente bort itolte gptte, par oet
life grfenens aonae, men ct gar
9feueln9er.
Get par en- ilem Sfufielie, og 6a
bet allereoe bar langt pna gftermio.
oagenL o9 ri bup0e gennemiegt oet
mete al g9nen bar ser fife Itore
ll0ii9ter for 8a9en o9 pi be.
gpnote at rioe bjemoo. Sir 9llfreo,
iom bdooe forbolot iig tabs, baboe
oog life enonu opoioet 6aabet;
pluoielig oreie0e ban i'm Seit til
genItre oe iatte / @alop, og bi oil.
ore apttere fulgte efter; 8aaben.
bprerne fonl 6a9efter. Otter at bope
re0et Ell bnlp Dfils 8ei, fom ni
til ell anoen 0ongo, ligeleoes me0
5rpupfster peo Yreooerne. Saa
mart pi fom 0erben, op0ageoe ri
i9en Spor al TO itore 2eper. gi
iprag AZ Seltene og 9ioroe 9lQorm
ell to-tre Steoer; men 2eoerne
fom life llO. Saa req oi 6en til ct
an0et tat beoofiet Steo paa Ell
Sano6ej n9r beo 9onqaen 0enne
Sang 6Ieu pore 9iaa6 oa Stenfoit
itrafs beiparet me0 ct langt 9rel,
Der nplten fif Sfopen til at iitre.
: no8le 2jebliffe par pi paa sSor.
ben. ST Sefuno eiter eQer to itoo
D n1eo buer 9ierpe ip9not for at
o6ierpere, OH 2eoen pil0e fonme
frem Ell balm Snes gllen ira oS og
iprln9e in0 paa os, eaer Sen oiloe
lahe bort SeIoi9ois palgte oen set
IioIte. ei9e foran mig, pei % Sfri0t
bofte, gaIopereoe Ell fempemesiig
2eoe no poa aaben 0farf. arof
9im @in6eiter-9iiffel ienote Sen
Ell &flien. Zen 6I9oe snuoe Itrafte
ii1 fremao, 0en uoitoote ct pilot
ala9e6pI % 0ens maotiae arop
uelteoe fig run0t, iaa nit onoet
Sfro blep en- 6or6ier; men oet
treble elf lise gennem Sen Rpg-
maro ino / 9rniten. 5 pilo Snerte
ISiteOe Sen Sooeoet, oa piite tit pel-
oi9e oanpenOe Sab. Zen uenote
iine funfIenoe Zine imoo os. gcl
par oenS 9lpg 6ru0t, men oi fun0e
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-26

! iamtioig. Saa iant oct itore, iutuf
fe Sooe0 til Soroen, og Ben BAL
060.
9aeppe par sen ferite 9poe ne0.
la9t, f6r oi iaa oens 6elle ipringt
no ira ben mooidtte Sioe al gu0,
ifa0iet. st Par Sfuo pr6pe6e at in0.
bente Den; men ben unoilnp. Sac
lprang pi paa SeItene for at riot
Ben op. Serrenet bar iepnt Itigenoe
op moo Ell 9affefnm, JON 2eDen
naaeoe lPn9e f6r pore 6eite. 0fin
9eit bar mig of Steo / iltien0e 5art,
o8 mems Sir 9llfre0 og aermit tab
te Sporet, if 0ie0licott og jeg
Die paa 9eitet, 0a ben liite0e Jig
trent ifiuIt al 6git @rp8. Oct gif
MI ne0a0 9offe og me0 9pnets 5art
par ieg DeO Si0en al 0en. 0feoli-
colts SeIt fllnoe life fpige, og ban
foretraf 0erfor at lutte Jig til 0e
to an0re 9fDttere.
eaa Ben O9aaoe 6opoe ri ON.
ringet Seoen o9 oa 0en bab0e op-
0aget bette, i6gte Sen Geoning oeo
at Ifjule iia oct b6ie @rps. 9et
lpffe0e5 o9iaa 9o0t, tbi mems oi ira
6eiterD9gen let fun0e ie ben, bar
bet umuIi9t at fna gie poa Ben,
mar pi too pau sSoroen. 8i oar
fun ct Bar &un0reoe Sfri0ts 9(f-
itanO; Sir 9lIfreo, aernit, Nfe0-
licott o9 Ofiis geaie paa ben enc
Sioe al ben og jeg pno ben anoen.
st gar al os preoeoe at ifDoe ira
SeiterDggen men set gif life. Ser
nit iprang al; men Soften bar uro.
lig % forhinore0e BAN ira at ifn.
De. 5 bet iamme fom Olo Ben,
Steterea, bnlIen0e, ben for lige ben
til SeDen; men Oenne tog life mino.
lte gotits al Street. Saa fom o9iaa
8ieneren Sam6o lsbenoe, o9 2oop
8eaie bolot i'm SeIt liot tilba9e.
9taa, Ell 0fano, iom er u0e ouer
line forIte lln9Oomsaar, og ion
bar prpoet @igt og anore 9eiopr.
lig6e0er, er fife lpn9er ioa beben-
Dig til at iprin9e Saolen, iom
|. @fs. bans Sen, o9 je9 6ab0e ser.
for 6eilnttet, at ieg / 5ilfaI0e al ct
9lnare6 ira 9epen beller maatte
iette min 2io til arnot oe augler
emo til Ell iliom 5lugt.
uSanlba, iaa ier ri at flare oen."
Samba 10, for ban foritoo life ct
Orb.
2soen 6aooe MI reiit Jig og tog
ct Ouer6lif ooer Stillineen til Beg
ge Sioer, mems Sen longe Sale
ooife0e frem og tilbage al Sin6s.
bepggelle, og oen ifor oe ipreIte
@rimnier, aa oe itore 9ioooprtpn.
Der ifinne0e Solen, o9 oe 6p6e
grsl rulleoe lom 5or0en ben ooer
SIetten.
9a ben fif gie paa Samba og
mig, oreieoe Sen roif omfring, og
ser fom Itprfere Suing / Salen.
Seq 6ap0e Sineeren poa 9lftrpffe-
rem og min 9llbue boileoe poo San-
baS forooer6eieoe Sfuloer. Seq fpre-
De, og ESfuo0et traf mellem SaIS
og Sfltl0er, iao 2enen trille.
De om meo oae fire 9en /
Geiret. Cog fun for ct gjeblif
Iaa ri Ben iaaoon, iaa bar Sen after
paa 9enene og, 0en itoo 9lniigt til
aniigt meo mig. Oct par en- ube6o-
gelig Rolle, iea boooe; for set par
tpOeIiat at Sen itoo parat til at
iprin9e paa mig; men Sfuobet pinte
ben Dog. Sea ienote Sen oiebliffe-
lig ell M Salue, iom trengte ino
/ SfulOrene, oe me0 set treble
Sfuo ore6te ieg sen.
Oct par ct pert 9ieillltat: TO ito.
re, imuffe 2soer paa en- gftermio.
oua, og iea maa tilitao, ieg bar
nleaet Itolt al min 9eorift.
oSfano."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-26

Samburas 9oraerreprpientntion
bar n0en 2ebat ueotoaet ct al Sc
natet itiaet iSorilaa om at beoilqe
100000 @f. til et @arfanleg
9pen.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-18
EEL AND MAN IN
GRAPPLE TO DEATH
Snsky object Gives Fisherman Bat
On Face But He 10 Finally
Rescued

BLOOMFIELD, y! j.. July is
(Speciall Tomsli went out
fishing, paused on the bank of the
Morris canaI, and stood there da5bling
around with his line and hook in the
water when John Fritz came along.
Fritz thought he would have little
fun with Tomski. He crept up behind
him and gave him a push that landed
the fisherman in the canal.
Just as he struck the water big
eel came up to nibble at the hook.
Tomskl grabbed the neck OF the eel
with one hand. and snatched at the
fish line with the other, Just like a
drowning man grabbing at straw. OF
course Tomski knew that he couldn {
pull himself out by a flimsy little fish
line, but he grabbed just the same,
and caught the hook in his thumb.
That put one hand out and the other
hand was in a death grapple with the
eel.
IL looked for a time like the eel
might win out The Shiny, snaky thing
hiked up his hind tail and gave Tom
ski a slap on the face which made
him release his choking grasp. and
Just then Johnson Mcqueen came along
and saved Tomski from a watery bier.
The village constable Is now looking
for John Fritz, who ran away, laugh.
ing at his little joke, as Mcqueen ar.
preached He will be arrested. when
found, on the charge of cruelty to an
animal and a human being.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-18

WINNIPEG, Can, July 1S.-Wess
ern Canada is building towns on a
Wholesale plan. The government and
the big transcontinental railroads
working In harmony intend TO lay OUT
and populate 22O new towns in the
next year and a half; an average OF
three new towns will be placed on
tho map OF Canada every week dur
ing the next Is months.
Along the new Grand Trunk Pacific
now building. will be placed over 150
of these infant cities; the Canadian
Pacific will build up new towns along
it's rnadbed wherever these are more
than l6 miles between existing sta
lions; the Canadian Northern has en-
tered in the new BODYBUILDING
scheme, too, and will place 80 new
towns on the map as IL drives its 3,
900 mile extension through the IN
broken wilderness OF the great Can.
ndian northwest.
These will not be boom towns. plot
ted aud sold TO spectators, and then
LETT 70 decay. Every one of them
will be built because there Is a de-
rnand for them, and the Canadian gov
eminent immigration bureau has
even nov 500 agents in the United
States creating that demand among
the farmers, business men and me-
chanics there. Agents are also busy
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-18
ADRIAN MAN BROWNS.
Donald L. Kinney Seized With Cramps
In Lake Michigan.

ADRIAN. Mich, July lS.-News OF
the accidental drowning Of Donald l..
Kinney. in Lake Michigan, Sunday
morning. was received here Sunday
afternoon. While swimming with com
panions, near Chicago. Kinney was
seized with cramps and sank before
help could reach him. The body was
recovered. He WIS % years old and
nephew of former Congressman
Henry G.. Smith. of Adrian.
Kinney was the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John l.. Kinney and besides his par
ents Is survived by a brother. Nal
colin. He had always lived In Adrian
and graduated from the local high
school In the class OF 1906.
He began his journalistic career
with the Adrian Times and after re-
naming with that newspaper year
entered the University OF Michigan
While there he was admitted To the
Sigma Nh fraternity. but left the
school during the second year TO &C
cept a position on the System mag
azine. with which he was connected
at the time oS his death.
He was one OF the most popular OF
Adrian's young men.
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be assured OF a local market for their
crops; then school building will be
started. and while all these prepare
lions ere under day. the many immi.
grafton agents I'm the United States
will be booking" Americans for these
towns and the surrounding farm land.
Tor with the exception OF few towns
10 be laid out In the mineral districts
ali will be built In the middle OF fer
tile farm land
Most OF the American immigrants
will go TO the district recommended
by the agent. and, an they are sent mp.
they will be met at the station and
from tnere shown over the surround
ing countr%, or il one shows any in.
clinatiOn TO become a resident OF the
town.to.bc nothing will suit the immi-
grafton officials better. and lot
where a nice home can be built Is his
for almost the asking. and II he wants
a factory site, why that's easier still.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-18
MILLIONAIRE CORPORAL"
GETS BOOST IN ARMY
He Can Now Dine in Washington
society Without Embarrassing
Army Officers.

WASHINGTON, July 1s.-Corpora
Albert j. Myer, OF the Fifteenth Cav
airy. may now dine around in Wash
iH Tor society without embarrassing
army officers who H. the past have ex-
pressed themselves as chagrined ut
finding a mere corporal as the guest
OF honor az dinners TO which they
were invited.
Myer, THE millionaire corporal
and pet OF Washington society has
been given commission as second
lieutenant In the army pay corps,
with the title OF Assistant Paymaster
The new officer for whose grand.
father Fort Myer was named. is very
wealthy young Washingtonian. He
was anxious for an army career and
decided TO work his way from the
ranks, enlistlng as a private. When
ever he could get leave OF absence
he donned Ills clothes. entered his
automobile with his valet, and drove
into Washington, where he was lion
lied by society.
IL is against army etiquette for ar
officer To meet a non-commission OH
Ger on terms Of equality, yet In civil
ian's clothing young Myer was often
seated alongside his superiors. Al
the exclusive dinner OF the Society oi
the Cardiac, last winter the young
corporal sat next TO Col. Joseph Gar
rard. his own post commander. an un
precedented thing in military circles
Myer Is the grandson OF Brigadiel
General Albert j. Myer, OF civil wal
fame, who founded the weather
bureau and who served as chief signal
officer until his death In 1891.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-18
AGED COUPLE BOUND AND
GAGGED BY FIVE MEN
House Near MetAmora Is Stripped o'
VaIuabies-TNo Italians Captures.

NAluabies--Two Italians Captured
LAPEER, Mich, July ls.-Five ltai'
!ans. believed TO have come from De
troit, invaded the farm home OF Lem
uel Kingsbury an aged farmer l"uF
miles south OF Metamora, near tue
Newark school house, Saturday nlen'
and ransacked the house after IheS
had bound KLagsbury and his we
who are more than so years old
The aged couple were found several
hours later by Ira Vanderslip. neigh
Dor farmer Mrs. KingsbuTy is suner'
ing from fright and is In y serious
condition. After releasing the captiNes
Mr.. vandersEp went TO the village and
notified Deputy Sheriff Henderson,
The ofacer hurried TO the farm and
hastily obtaining a description went
in the direction supposed 10 have been
taken by the robbers. Three of them
were rounded up Henderson left them
in charge of other farmers while he
took up the chase for the others,
He trailed them TO IA swamp and
succeeded in capturing them. The OF.
ficer, in company of Turnkey Elliott.
of the Lapeer Jail, returned 10 where
inc lulte NtlS itlAr WHY w hAN 'A"N
they had escaped. Detroit and Port
Huron officers were notified.
The Italians were first seen at the
Kingsbury farm early Saturday eve
ming. when they stopped and asked
for a drink OF water Obtaining this
they began dickering for the purchase
Of chicken. Being told that there
were no chickens for sale they pur.
chased a number OF eggs and guam
tity OF bread. They rendered $40 bill
in payment for a purchase OF 81. Being
told that there was not sufficient
change in the house the Italians pro-
duced s. bill and were given 81 In
return. They insisted on buying a
chicken, claiming that they had a
brother who was III and needed chick
en-, They finally obtained a chicken
and went away About so minutes lat
ter they returned and asked for
m ches. AS Mr.. Kingsbury turned
from the doorway TO grant their re-
quest. four OF the visitors followed him
into the house while the other stood
guard outside
What do you want in here?" asked
Kingsbury.
i IT'S none Of your business" was
the reply. .,.. ,
At that Kingsbury and his wife were
seized, bound and gagged.
The money. amounting to a large
sum, was taken away by those who
escaped
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strongest ct them ALL TO get the
treasures
At night while the kings guards
slept he stole into Althar's room, and
taking a sword and the girdle. rushed
out. In HIS hurry he tripped over the
sword 9ud foil down stairs. making
such u C.attC~ be awoke the guards.
He dropped the sword and girdle and
ran to conceal himself In the wood
No sooner had he stepped on its
ground than he began To grow ever
so much bigger till his head was
most uD TO the clouds. In trying to
escape he was trippcd by huge ropes
the kings guards spread on the
ground. and taken prisoner.
AS there wasn't a prison In the
land hig enough to hold the enormous
fellow. KinF Althar commanded that
for punishment he must hold a grea {
earthen ball called The World" over
his head.
So there stands moor Atlas to this
day and often we think II is thunder.
Ing when in reality II Is Atlas com.
planning 81 bis task.