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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-24
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- Zen ipngenoe @oanseliit". 6Or-
teainger Of Sonfeps 2io. 9eo
$40. Sanien. 32 Sioer. gris &c.
vSolitin / Siemmet". 5ort9Iling
al 10. D. 8. "a Sioer. Bris 4c.
On in0fif gornebuitru". 5ortoIt
al 9annn 8biem, 2prerinoe /
Snoien. "a SiSer. gris &c.
y2ipets 9e6eIiten." vi Beatrice 30.
Sorbon6, Wtisiion9r / SpOinOi-
en-. Poo Donif oeO 5obome9Iou.
erfelot. "a. Sioer. griS. Sc.
8er6ens-Ulisiion s aonferencen /
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Soeneprgit / Rpborg. 80 Sfoer.
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5. 8b. So0oIin, Sefreter oeo
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@6riitenien / 2llnOtoft. efter Ell fort
Spgeleje.
6brftenien par i9ot Den "a. 81.
nj 1887 iom Ssn al OooPrenoe
0egn Gbriitenien / 9roager. 5 VA.
ret 1853 fom ban III IsnOer &c.
minnrium og tog 1861 i'm @mbeos.
efiomen. Oereiter blep G6r1tenien
oniot iom gH0enlprer / gIans, bpor
ban lprte lin aToe0e Suitrl at fen.
De; bun bar Ootter of 5eritelRrer.
en- Der. 3 1863 bleo Gbriitenien
forflpttet tn 9iergifoo Sfole, boor
9on par 99rer in0tiI 1890. Sao
fe6te Qbon Den @oaro / Sumotoft,
6oor ban 9or lepet Reiten af tine
Dage.
@omIe Gbritenien bar en- goo
0onif WanO, Der oI0rig ipigteoe,
men oltio bar reoe til at oprge for
Dor Gag. gnonu oeo itoite &igs.
oogsonle msote ban trooS 8mter-
fuIoe iummen me0 line genner til
0oIg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-24

S9rltg ON aftenen er oct pragt.
fli0t at ie ollie De 8aol, Der lpier op
0eru0e / gngene. Ger or en- imuf
9liten noget feitligt oerooer.
5atgen lfgger nogle Steoer, for
Gfsempel peo I@tritp % Rsrre
goalm, ooer 10 ailometer moe /
9an6et. Eau lungt bar Stounflo.
0en funnel bore Sen in0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-24
gcitfplten. Ora StormilOOens

eOsieplaOier. (Smio.) @ois Self
ira gitfgten eler Nfoten al San.
oct / 6ennp 3I6 q. MoD g9ite0e
eanen oeo 8reoeaoens W1nrOing.
oiI0e De unore fig ODER. at bpor
man fer, msoer giet itore Rsgifper.
: Sen0ugs funoe mnl1 meIem Bal.
lum 0Gtritp og SfGrbpf tRae
80 8auf. Get er 6angen, ion
Stormflo0erne / 8inter bnr Tsrt
meo tia op poa Worferne, iom Sano-
m9n0ene M brGnoer. Mnnge Ste-
Ger ligger Der 9pnger pna mango
2ps Tang og pIsient @r9s bldn'
oct iammefl, og Oct piDoe ffoOe @rGs-
gungene aft for meget, 9bis Oct i'll
COP til at blioe liggenoe. 8erTor er
9sor6eierne meget glade oe0 BET ter.
re geir / De forte Gage, 90 oct er
betpoelig lettere at brpnoe Iangen
eno at FIRE Den Bort.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-24
anitterinsu.
Gil

Iwr foitteret, lie a6l. Nr. 20. Observation-Disclosures. .$326l.5s
Opener, Soma, Ell uaapnt :. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 200
aernare, u. DAT, Ell goo @ioer ................. Loo
Sleepp gpe, Mimt, Qrs. Nnno ~. Senien .......... Loo
8ranpiQe. Ofth, Ell unGpnt $500. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 200
Ct gmd. 9ebr, q. 9eters {. I1tb. 2. S......... 800
Boter, Nebr, en- unGpnt til en- airte 81, T. til 0isiionen 81
Soer, 9tebr, en- unpunt til en- Strife 81, iamne til
Iefsfmnen 81. :. 200
aenmore, u. 0of, Srinitrtis Mgb: Ame 5eren til en-
STRIFE -. ..... .................. 1000
9uthnIon, MHnn, Il. @artens Mg6s auf. til en-
s4rfe -. -. -. 1885,. -. .............. 1000
2huOubon, Soma, ebenepr @gby @rs. Better Senrifen
$3.50, Reter Senrfieb Yotor q. .. Gbratanien
boer s., 9enrif SdrhOt SO, SenoagsifoIen $14.57 3S07
RopoI, Soma, 0fis Sobame @renbah .............. Loo
Spencer. Soma. 0r. % Mrs. GorI 6. 2arien.......... 300
0eoIa, Soma, So6n 8eterien So, Geer 9unien SD. 500
StapIeburit Iebr, Offer ira g99b. ................ 31.31
Mrs. Z. 9eNteo, Mrs. qlnta F9iqipien Wrs. 5 9e6iteO,
DPrs. I. 6. NeIen, Qrs. I. Serenien, DfrS. 6. I. San.
fen, 9rs. 5. Soenofen, Urs. 6. !. Reterien, Qfr5. u.
g1unf, Ifrs. 3 30. &onien bor $1............. 1000
hilbert Sea, g}inn, neutrality-suspicious. s., en- unGont $3.50 80
Neenoh. 8s. SenooqsfoIen. ........... 525
@rihton. 9ebr, en- nnaunt -. -. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. LOO
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-24

gtangel paa Sober. u9un9eroog.
men" les flere Ste0er / oenne Iio,
og enfelte ma tsre M 3leoiot Tor at
ioa lat i noget so til 6en iultne
gei9tnmg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-24

fam aloria baooe Oroet; men ban
Itemte betanOig meo a~reosOugens
tuife 5lertaI for 9an0raa0ernes 6or.
lag.
anlo arog6 par Dog pelliOt iao
uel al Dunifere iom 1pifere pao
bans 6iemegn; ban par en- uOpr9.
act 1ppe poo en- noroilespigif Stor.
6onOe al Den gomle Sfole, ifriper
oDlm."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-24
SpaoerbOrs. lllpffc i alSinuo.

) oIp66sl Boiten" ifrues:
Onsong gftermi0Oag ben 1. Nai
PEG 5reti0en fpntreOe en- tDlf Widri-
neboaO PEG SurlDf6uge, og Den ON
goro oPrenoe anptoinlejtnant De-
tring orlffne0e. Sra Stocfs & Sol.
bes gprft opougeoes lllpften itrofs,
og man ioa MonOen io6mme moo
Card. Nen in0en man h4n6e fom.
me 9atn til 9jplp, gift ban til
gunos. Man 6npoe, efter bDoo Der
erfares poo WioraneItationen, enonu
ben 3. Ttoi life fun0et giget, fun
goooen oar bierget. % IDtfer.
foriegene 9nr pPret u0en Helnltat,
oil man mi foriege at afisge als'
htno peo Si9lp of Sle6enet.
aliplen. GftermGlc. ar. ao.)
6reoag ben 26. apriI, ogoe en- | bio
Omfre0s fenot Mnro, gomle Carer
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-24

9uhbnron 9lenfIbeo, gIrs. SIR. Sergenfen, Mrs. Ibeo.
Y. Beet, Mrs. ID. Pogb, gfrs. Sens Gbrienen, Mrs.
3srrer 5oc $50
RonI. Coma, Sobonne @rpnbeef :. O.. =. :. -. 4OO
Speurer, Soma. Dir. % Mrs. 6urI 6. 2aien .......... LOO
hilbert Sea, Minn, Mrs. {. Z. Senien ............. 200
PeG, 4om, sobn Iscteripn 200
9T,ert 9e, Wfnn aoinoe1oreninoen 800
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Til SfoIetnSen:

z6er fnitteret. fe a6I Ir NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $2723.81
Sleepn @pe, Ninn, Ifrs. Mime ID. Senior. ........... LOO
at0Mbon, SSona, AnoerS Glenlen e.. .....,........ 2VO
9roofoiae, Mnnt, ltngOonsoreningen $50, Anorep
0anien 50, Riels s Anoerien, 2. :. 9onien 9oer
$3.50, Sans Senfen, Chris 0Hen, bper 81, 6. 9ieo.
itrlp, :. y. Senien, Gbas. u. Senien boer 50c. 1880
oorro, aono gSaHor " Vf gieIien ... 200
9t,ntic =, DEN borife ltph. Wob.......... 1850
SutdtTon, Minn, ct. Mortens Digb.s aUf.......... 1000
9hloubon, Soma, gbene5er D2g6, Dirs. 9erb6a 5enien.. 100
Rtffn, Ne6r, Sens Ganfen, !. s. aoI0oI, Anton
Gbr1tenien 6oer 81, RoSmis 2oren, &. 2urOSgoaro
6ner 81, ............ ............ 700
Spen@r, Soma, DIR. % Mrs. 6orI 6. 2orien. ....... 1000
5remont, Rebr, RoSmuS So1nen, 3. ID. Smif9
Martin 0anien. Sans Better Somners. 9dtOr Mn.
6erien, 6. 8. 06ripnien, 63rs @Iuoiea 8. 6. San.
pn. Sec. 6. Camper, &. 6. Softer, Chris loftrup,
81. RaSmusien. Annn Eetcr5aa. ". 9anen toer 81,
@eora Seurifen, Senrtf 0enrifen. Sauna CONNER
5pcr SOC, 7. 6. Sobnien. Rels OIien 9per So. 1870
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-24

SEQ 2open ifal Der titles 100
MsiQioner Uturf til &ooOigbeo ior
Den preusitife 3egering til 9dfe.
iteIie o. Stprfelie ai ben tp'fe @rnn.
Oeie10om poa 9anoet for 49, JON BET
be0er - II oiSie nationaIt trleoe
9eIe al @onarfiet at erbuGrOe lono.
lige @~rurOitpffer % moo illo-
Itpn0ia ENTHUSIASTICALLY al Staten
at ooerloOe Dem 5eIe eaer nnoer
iprlge OmitGn0igbeoer ogiua inf.
feois til tplfe 9apomenO % 4rbel.
0ere. j"
0esuoen forpligtes Staten til oeo
6ipIp al oisie 8enge at oeItage /
olmennpttige Selifo6erS 9eitrGbeI'
fer. Scr 0reier Oct Jig ndpnli9 ON
9oon TIL Hentegaaroe. SeOernes og
.0foiernes Oponrtning og ioa oioe.
re.
Soilfe GeIe al 9nt0et, Der ifol
aries ior at pore ofldtionaIt trl1eoe",
6otemnes pe0 fongelig 5ororoning.
I'll iterre @ooier moa Der fife be.
npttes mere emo % DfiGioner, iom
Statsin0Iflt0 / SelIfaber itte mere
emo ) Miatoner Mari. 5or at
iifre Rei1tegoaroene iom inf Gien.
Dom, ffaI @enfsbsret inOferes.
Gi Ifol meo BET forite gioe nprne-
re 0pI0sning ON Sogen."
Slcnsborg. sra 0iufOnisieitif.
tclicn bar Reoaftioren al 45lens.
borg aois" mootaget f6Igen0e:
9iotouisieit1ftegiens 8pggeplan,
6ois Gmfanq enonu er ulr0er 0oer.
oeieGie. tager / 6siere @rao Siate
pao 6orbeOrmg emo pao ll0pfoelIe.
Zen fornsOne 9p9geium er oes
uprre en0nu fife t~aoeiebragt. g3en
oi oil pare meget glaze Tor eit9Oer
Misunderstanding, iom mnatte noes
os 0ertiI. De Solicitor, ION / Aa.
rene f907-09 in0 omle0es til ct
9els6 al 10000 N}arf. fom fife
0iofon;s Ieitiftelien til goOe, men
u0chtffenoe pore Spge. 5or Ren.
terne at nGpnte Gum pleies bag.
Zig fire Sp9e bele Aoret uinot.
- Sprn % Oens 6Oipitaler. !
y5lensborg 2lUis" Ifrioes:
5 anleoning al NeSOeleIien ior.
Ieoen ira 2eOeIien al 0iafonisieitti.
telien, oplpies Ser ira onOen Sioe
ial9en0e:
Scr fort lio ii0en 6rsiteOe man !
et bemmeligt 9praaosmSoe Ct An.
Ora9en0e ira BET fatolffe Sonft
6rancisfus5Oipital ON ct 2aan Dos
9pen. Man 6dp0e enifet 9aanet
rentefrit / to aar, boorefter set
iflrloe forrentes og dfbetoles. Get.
tie anoragen0e bleD im;oIertio al.
pit. 9erimoO peotoges oct at for.
ere 3iofonisieitifteIien $4,000 Mf.,
iom iful0e uoreoes / 9sbet al rem
aur meO IN aarIig Rnte paa 5000
Morf.
0isie Oplpsnnger taiter ganIte
uiit ct noget mnrteligt 2ps oper
9prno0ets Stiafng til De 10 0o pi-
taler."
-HluOiclint 7pOsfalo. III.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-24
SaSerslep. afbsO arebsbnss-

Sa6erslep. afbbb areoSoags'
mano. 3iOligere @aar0eier alnito
arog6 al 8rproo, M | S6rpoer Of
ting, er Den /. Noi dfgooet oeo
Dozen / en- SLIDER OF goOt II anr.
San efterlooer Jig Gnfe, z Sen.
ner og tire Getre. anlto arog6
6srte til en- uObreot %9iemmetDif So
miIse; fan far / en- lang aarrPf'
fe Dpret We0lem dfSn0ersleoareos'
oaq iom @epr9Ientnnt for Stor.
qrunoeierne. Man mGrfeoe Dog IT.
fe ftort til bans girfiombe6 Der, on
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-24
Gil sfioneu

6sr foitteret. i abl. Rr. 20. =. -. .............. $2295.6f
greenoiae, Rih, en- lnaunt -. :. -. ............ 200
Council 9aris, Soma, Gficr u0 Msionsrneoct 1920,
gsrneaes C#er $18.2s j.. a.. ................ 1903
Sutdin'on. @inny e. Mortens 4285s apf. $40, Qfrs.
i. RieTens 9oaftena Soc 49,. -. 1865
aounoeioreningen 9pen 9uthtnion :. 80. :. 49,. 1000
au0ubon, Soma, Gbene5er N}gb.s Cfier $3.50, Better
Senriien So. Urs. Better 6eurfen $50 ........ $3.50
Rool Sono. DHs ssoborne Graa5sf .. 100
Nebrafo QreOs peo 2 Reoiteo ............ 65.4O
Spencer, Soma, Mr. og D2rs. Carl 6. 2aren. -. 800
hilbert 9ea, Diinn, 0rs. g. I. Senien ............. 300
Aeola Soma, So6n Geeren So. Better 6unfen So. 500
aQ5ert sea Rinn. apf1oeforeninoen 800
@reidrton. Ge6r. en- unuprt ............ 100
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st AnaiOeri.

I'll BET Observation-Disclosures 9la0 Aa-
benrou ifripes:
.6r. 8ditor Sonneien. 6ellepaO,
bar ira @ruoifeitolen ! airferne I
6eQcono og ggpaO opfororet 6or-
qlorene til III oeo oct m Sfoleaars
BegpnOelie at frnpe oanit 3eli'
eionsunoerpisn,ng for De nptiI'
fommen0e 9ern."
gIuoet tilf6ier FOR egen Re5ring:
.&or 6ienmneIsman0 u0toIer /
ReOoeLelien i'm 6orbapielie ooer en-
fGg Ounifpenlig Optr9oen ira @rR-
fens SiOe. Os forbaoier en- Zig
DptrpOen Dos 6r. Euitor 1onneien
flet life"
7et ifal blioe interesiant at ie,
bemPrfer yS%efmoaI", ON Der nu og.
oa oil blioe nnOIeoet Ell 2iic.-
ptinerun6eriegelie moo Gaitor lon.
Reien.
Sampen ON SorSen. = Ter be.
bilges 100 Nillipner. angaaenOe
Bernie Gag. iom ri forteIig me0OeIte
om / 8irsoogs, ifriper Dem" Of
4 april:
Get bomborg7fe gGoo, iom i
SorgaarS 4ftes iua energiif frpoe6e
De me ~prensTiife @ermanfafionslo-
be fremIogte. ifuIOe faa lit Znffe
opfufot, fgr ct 7sgn bar goaet.
3 @uar er Der uemIig / Den preus-
fife 9m1ooag bleUet fremlogt Ell
2ooforflog, Der tager Sigte pna
6ortpifninpSforman I Rropfnierue
Efterpreusien, 4ommern. Sleiien og
I 6ertngoenmret Slesoig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-24
I'll R o rm isfionen

EiI RormonmiBfiontn
Scr fpitteret, re SOL. 9r. 20. Observation-Disclosures. s. $500
Rem @s6on, @is, I2rs. Obomas Senien, gfrs. Gbr.
6mea, Gicolai 3anfen 5per $t.......~...... 300
Camp 2ou8lns. @is. 0rs. Senrp Feerien, Mrs. 99r.
Mortenien, Cars an0erien, en- lnUunt buer $f........ LOO
ereemfae. Did. en- unupnt ............ 200
1anepiae. u. Qaf, apinoeforeufnoen .............. 1000
poher. gebr. en- unapnt =. :. ............. LOO
0uthinon, 0inn. 5t 1forens Nfab, 0Rrs. n. 3asmns'
len, Mrs. Bent Senien. Urs. 4latrb. SeHen, Mrs.
anna 3opp, Nrs. u u. &icQen, 9lrs. u. I. Better.
len, lRrs. q. 6. annen, D2rs. an0rem Wiler, Dirs.
4eter 9et5er, 0rs. 5 s. Ssrgenieu, Dirs. Ssren
Anoerien, @lrs. goggr Beteuien, @rs. =. $. Glen,
Mrs. Micfael Sergerien, Mrs. Sanou 9er5er, Nrs.
I. IieFen boer 81. =. -. :. -. ......t........ 1000
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-24
9orobors. afbpo gcternn. &

RorobOre. AfOgo &cteran. 81.
2lo.) 6n al Dor gps pIOite 5uO6Dg.
gere. en- gammel 8eteran ira Ere.
oorsfrigen, 9lftpgtsmono 8eter
Sfmfot / gpfgaoe, afgif Sorsoag
6 ftermi00ug ben 2. 0fai oeO 8goen
eiter ct fort Spgeleie. s bom mi
liter ri en- trofoit, upotfeI'g 0onif
Dtano, Der mg0te itgt og @iiffert, .boer
Sang oct gIaGot at befenoe Jig til
5anen. Sdmfot blep 81 9tnr CANT
mel og Dar uinooanlig raft og
aan6sfriif eTter jim 4l0er. nj bans
gern er en- Sgn boiot / @~Ongeriget,
en- ou6en / amerifa meoens 0atte,
rem og Sp;gerfsnnen bar ooertoget
6en im1iffe fife 8GOrenegoaro /
8pfgaoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-24
SferbGf. Sra 9anobrnset. geo

benne 1to q. MnD pleie62onomen.
oene fer pan Ggnen at begpnoe meo
at u0itol0e arenturerne pno Mar.
fen. 0ette fan Dog life lie, foa
lGnQe aitQoen parer oeo. Wml
penter 0erfor poo miIoere 8eirlig,
Iprfiq 0a Der opernIt berifer flor
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-24
I'll ionen:

Nsr fpftteret. lie sol Rr. 90. ........ $tt6f25
greenpiae. Nih, Ell llnuort ................ 200
gui6. Colo, : :. Sdnonens Qaofepg ............ so
Tottcr. 4ebr. en- umapnt .............. 100
Rooal. Soma, Wrs Sobonre @rsnbaf -. ............ loo
Spencer. "a, DIR. % 0rs. GorI & 9arien .......... Loo
geoIn. Soma, S05n Qeteren 80. -. .... .......... 200
gilbert. 2a. @inl. aoinoeforeninaen So, en- rnaont
$3.50 49,. -. ................. 80
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-24
-FluOicligt SpOsfalO.

4o.) Aatten til Sen0ag Ue0 ett
Den ofgif &Grfmeiteren paa Den
6eroprenOe 8Ia9iobrif, aonraao
Raat3, p~IltOielig oeo 9soen, romt al
ct SlogtilfqlOe. Zen 4fOgOe, Der
par IS Aar gnmmel, bOuOe en0nu Ell
6ine fer lin 3e0 ppret / SeIitab,
6oor ban I beOite 9eIguaenOe baooe
6eltoget / &ortipa.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-15
Convicts Then Fled From the
Nebraska State Penitentiary
MILITIA QUELLED A RIOT
The Fleeing Convicts Are Bank Robbers,
And 1t Is Believed Their Weapons
Were Struggled in by For
mer Prisoners.

Lincoln, Neb., March l5-Warder
James Delehunty, Deputy Warden
Charles Wagner and Guerd A. G. He'll
man of the state penitentiary were
killed by eonvicts in a riot yesterday
afternoon All three died within hall
an hour.
When news of the murder reached the
state capital, a call was Immediately
sent to police headquarters and squad
OF police left for the prison and +
company of the National Guard was or
dered out to quell the riot, which was
subdued an hour after the murders.
Three bank robbers named Murley, lay
lor and Dowd, did the killing, also
wounding Cell House Keeper Doody.
The murderers forced a turnkey at the
point of revolyers to unlock the door
into the main corridor, where they took
his keys and escaped into a blizzard
raging outside. None OF the prisoners
to escape, being Immediately
locked up in their cells. A posse is
now hunting the convicts. A spirit of
unrest has been prevalent among the
convicts for more than a month, since
a negro convict fatally stabbed Deputy
Warden L. d. Davis during chapel sery-
ices.
II is believed the weapons were SNUG
gled to the convicts by former pris-
oners.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-15
remain cool and thoughtful at the time

remain cool and thoughtful at the time
Of greatest risk
There should be at every mine or
group of mines a sufficiently large mum
! Der Of men equipped with the breath
4 ing apparatus who can begin tine rescue
/ work in the mine as soon as the dis
Easter occurs, expecting to be relieved
! or aided when other rescuers arrive.
THE number of men trained and sup
! Piled with modern rescue equipment
Should be rapidly and greatly increased
IN every important coal field. Within
few years more il is hoped that this
system viii he carried forward to such
an extent that in the cases Of such a
disaster as that at Briccville, and with
in a few hours after disaster. there can
be assembled from fifty to one hum
dreI men well trained and fully equipped
with special breathing apparatus, and also
fairly familiar with the immediate min
ing district.
with a force of this kind il would
be possible within few hours TO reach
all the remoter portions of the mine.
With the present limited number of
trained men in different parts of the
country. this is impossible. At no dis
aster previous to that az Briceyile have
We been able to bring together within
short time 4, many as dozen expert
ouced and well equipped men. For a
short time mt Bracevile there were as
many as twenty men who hsd some
training with helmets but one half of
these were without actual experience an@
not one of them was familiar with thu
mining conditions in that region. A
week was ther core required 10 accom-
plish results which should have been
accomplished in less than twenty-four
hours
with a general improvement of min
ing conditions and the increased ef-
forts to prevent or limit dust explo-
SONS through sprinkling exhaust steam,
stone dust or ashes. or otherwise it i
becoming more and more likely that eX-
plcsions that may occur in spite of such
precautions will be limited to certain
portions of the mine. In such cases.
the chances of men escaping through
other openings, or living in the mine
after the explosion for several DAYS, by
putting up barbados in remote parts
of the mine. will be greatly increased
Where the coal dust in a mine is
dry and whore the explosion becomes
general, facts seem to indicate that near
~ all of the men in the mine are killed
either from the violence of the explo-
sica or from sufrocaton at the time
OF the explosion or within few min
ute thereafter. IN such cases hope of
recovering the men alive several hours
or several days after the explosion is
exceeding remote
"But miners are now coming to I'M
derstand that efforts will be made to
rescue them aud they will more and
more try to protect them elves behind
temporary barricaies Materials suit
able for such barbados should be kept
in the mines. Some day we may have
a breathing apparatus so small and so
cheap that every miner may have one
Of his own to keep in the mine. so that
he can walk ont through t,e poisonous
gases whenever necessary"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-15
FOUND SALOON UNDER PoMPEII
The Cash Till of the Saloon Was Found
With Pieces of Silver In 1t.

Paris, March l5.Tn shop ex-cavat-
ed in the street of Abudance' leading
to the amphitheatre at Pompeii has been
found row of wine jars 50 placed
that it would seem that the vintner
was in the act of pouring wine from one
into the other when he was overtaken
bv the wave of lava in A. d. 70.
According TO a writer in the Temps,
the shop may be regarded as nothing
more or less than an early Roman saloon.
The Jars. made of bronze and glass,
are in perfect preservation. They con-
tanned various liquids, while covered
cauldron is still filed with water, which
was probably boiling at the time Of
the destruction of the city.
The cash till of the saloon, made Of
ivory, was found just as it was left
By the panic stricken owner. 1t con-
tains a quantity of silver coins.
A terrible souvenir of the eruption
was discovered in superb palace, the
owner of which has been identified as
one Obellius Firmus, wealthy citizen
Of PompeM Before one of the gates
were lying six bodies those Of 0bellius
Firmus himself, his wife, two little chill
dren, and two other persons, probably
slaves. The children were lying in one
another's arms. as if embracing, while
the parents had also crept together
an1 clasped each others hands.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-15
OPPOSES STEEL BILL.
Senate Finance Committee Will Report
It Adversely.

Washington, d. c., March l5.-The
House bill revising the steel schedule
was ordered reported adversely yester-
day by the Senate finance committee, the
vote being eight to six, strict party
vote. Senators Stone and Hepburn were
absent but exercised their privilege by
directing that their votes be registered.
Senator La Toilette, who is in the
West campaigning, left no instructions
as to how he should be registered.
Progressive Republican senators are
at work on bills revising some OF the
leading tariff schedules Senator Cum
minis Of Iowa will introduce a measure
to revise the steel and iron schedule and
Senator Bristow is drafting a sugar re-
vision bill. These viii be offered as
substitutes for the bills that will be
passed or have already been passed by
the House.
The action of the progressive senator
is due to the failure of conferences be.
gun Wednesday between Senators PEN
rose. Smoot and Crane, representing the
conservative Republican Influences. and
Senator Cummins. speaking for the pro-
aressive Republicans. These conferences
were for the purpose of finding common
ground on which the Republican sena-
tors might unite to press tariff legisla-
tion but no agreement was reached.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-15
SHOCK KILLS ON CAR.
Two Young Men Found Dead on Top
of Train.

New York, March l5.--W'hen a north
bound New York, New Haven & Hart
ford train stopped at l32d street and
Lincoln avenue, the Bronx, early yes.
terday trainmen discovered the half in
cinerated bodies of two young men on
top of milk car. 1t is thought that
they were stealing a ride and not under
standing that the trains were run by
electricity accidentally touched the
charged electric wire than runs about
foot and a half above the average
freight car.
That portion Of their clothing which
was unburned was apparently Of good
material and money and jewelry were
found in the pockets, The bodies are
in the morgue awaiting identification rs
nothing was found in the clothing to tell
who the dead men were. Trainmen con
sidered it marvellous that the iolting of
the ear did not cause the bodies to roll
of.