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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-21

angaoenoe Dairtelig SamIer",
iom ri / Den ienere 8io bar ouptaIt
nogle @ange, foreilnar e. $. Be
6erien og 4oge 0tsaer M for Gen
6onIfe airfe"s 2larsmgoe, OF 8Iaoet
ybliper leoet OF en- Heoortsr, to el-
Ter tire fdite DteoarbeIoere og en-
6orretningsferer. - Reouftsren %
6orretningsfsreren peIges al 4urs-
meoet ior ct SiOsrum Of TO QIar og
nigoar ifDTteois, iooleoes at ben
ferit Dolgte ReOafter beboIOer
StilIn1gen eet eler ire Aar efter eget
@ nife.-Reoofteren pelger ielo Iine
Mteoorbei0ere. - DIN uOpi0el-
e al glooet, iom Der eQers bar o9-
ret ifreoet fife iao liot ON, Tiger
6orilnget intet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-21

gtorif 3irfebeieg til 9lmerifa. =
Sflg. s6lfbl.~ brineer ben iiOit an
fomne Norges-goit We0OeIelie ON,
al ben norife Regering / Dep0e ben
20. 4pril bar oper0noget 9iifop
8ectmonn i GronObiem og Sogne-
prot 9altge / Stien iom ben norife
Stntsfirfes Repr9 ientarter at af-
Ipgge De norif-lutberife airfeinm-
flmo / Amerifa geisg gennem Som-
meren.
,fSolteblaoet" 6emprfer: .Suer.
9ooeoet tor oct bodbes, at 9eisget
life bare ntoo blipe giort til en-
anleoning FOR ~genlioige aontpli-
menter, bpao Der 10 nof fan nRre
i'm 0roen; men at Der Oirfelig moo
blioe peget poo 8ei til en- frugt-
bar gefielnirfning, Der iifferlig mao
funre bape getDOning bnnoe for
bort gomle 5Gorelan0 og for Dor
Stiang og arbeioe / 0ette 2ono."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-21

0oao ct Menneife ioar ifal ban
% belte.
DER at 9r6eIoere / 9errens gin-
gaaro ifuG0e n9re iomme Con un-
oerlagtel "a = tilipneIooenOe Ter
oct iaooan u6; men 6n 9omle, err
iorne 5iener: er oct Ioa2
"a Siplen life osr, ippffes oo
0ens gGpner2 uaar pi ct Der for at
lures.
I'll ganle, Ieg % IerO, er oct
ioa2
gn al De mango, iom eloes
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-21
Spsrgsmaal, iom fun ot
gamlt fan beiuare.

a@lto bar onoronet Spile0ogen
ior, at ri life ifal fortabe os, i oct
timelige.~ Soooon too Der, iom 5
peo, i 9Grebogen, oa oi lao borbene.
De pao Sfolebpnfen, ia, oct itoor
Der enol
0fte bar ieg tpnft oper oisie
Oro. os oite tGnfer ieg M, noor
aampen ior 5ilperelien er oe0 at
iootne: mon Der fommer Here 9oi,
Ie0oge END boer ipoenoe, / bpflfe pi
ifal itprfes til at tiene @uo2
Risforitoa mig mn life. Seq me.
ner langtiro, at Der life ifal og
fon boIOes 6pileOog og Seitfo, oft
inleoens Der fpmpes baa6e Tor &c.
gem % Si9l, 6amilie, Sus og
6iem. So, i Son0beo. 10 in6erIiae-
re Der boI0es 9eitio, oes Here arni.
ter til boilfei iom 9eIit Slogs
Stamp.
..gten ieg mener, iom 9larene gaor
og Oh gamle 6or. ON Der itaor ON
Moies, yoaroret mco @uo~, % Or
faringens SfoIe bar lprt dig 6enne
Souos 5orfrGnfeligbeo, bIiper Der
6o fife mere 6eitio / Din Sipl2
er oct life / Sano6eo ion0t: st
Menneifes 9l~anOsqDner blrroe life
ippffes dom ion oife ifer). for0i
Gl6es. Sielen plOes 10 if.
fel Ofte bar ieg. noar jeg fproe-
oes run0t ON / @sbenbauns 5orite.
Der, boor Der iom befen6t 6enit60er
life ioa iorbenpGrenoe ~9lr6eioere /
Serrens 9ingoar0, tpnft mon ben.
ne oa bin mn bar Sejti0, Spile ef.
ter Stamp, mon2
Sea forituor life rietig 0isie;
fife ion ieg foritonr 9uopig Sorms,
og anOre Der leDeOe iom ban.
Ter er life li0t, fanife oelbegrlm.
Oct, 5rpet mellem Dem iom fem
per FOR Silpprelien, for Be Gage,
iom De life ipnes ON.
Hnor Snoret groaner, 3offen bsi.
ps, Sfrfotene bliDer minore OF uiif.
re, 90 be life mere bsrer til De ef.
teriegte 8orer pon gr6eiosmnr.
teOet. % for rietis mango oil bel
6rpgt blanoe Jig / OeresSpile.
ooge og SeitiOseleoer. Seq for.
benz Sor manages 8e6fom-
nenoe fan oct npiten life ppre an6er-
.eoes. Ibi ret nImin6eIig trpffes
Der on9tig pon Wnn0omsfroftens
enOoe | ben tioligite ling
pom, foa ben bar enOog 9aft og
| 6orifu6. Nt Trpgten on
riot oper benz, naar Sfri6-
enc life mere er fire bet er natur.
igt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-21
Smaari0s.
Qf "

0Qion flnOer Jig paa fraat %
frDier pna 0onif", eIler omerffonif,
fom oct M fan inI0e. Soi5 pore
9eOitemeore. Der Ien9it Iieger I'm.
Der RulOe, funOe Isite 0eres .pre,
oomle Sooe0er % ie. bporIeoes De.
res gerns Dgtre moier Jig 10. oil-
De DC pit iloo &enoerne iomnen %
ii9e, at bele GerOen ionn9no er
blepen forrDft.
leen Nooen unofanges og fSoes
/ 8oris, % Der 6iGlper in9eli tpre
Nor; isl8es ifnI ben. 6or 5oao
De 9sr / Faris, oct er fint, ia, tbs.
mGsiigt, ia, poa N}o0en.
@ar on let ben6e, ben life DiiisP
SenOes life 9ierne er beiat meO
i~ranife @rilIer, 6enoes lille OUNCE
meO frdnife @Ioier. 6enOes liGe
@ooe6 me0 Ell fronif apie, belloes
aioler meo fronif 9inaeri 5top.
lerne meO franife @eleunSsr. idnt
/ 9e9npeir meo ironife @aloober
oDer. Sum bar Aniettelie / ct frdnif
&aiferi, Iiamt boloer iaa meget at
6ranifbrs0. Soo mart oct 5lipe
01ooe, oil bun gon meo f~ronife
1ruifo. 91t bnn ON senOooen GRO.
menerer meo i~ranite IrippesifriOt
o9 berer ironif npor-a-iol" er en-
ieIoiogt Gag.
6oor ieIer bltn ifa let ON 6ier.
tet, ben lille Wiis, iom 6ltn ~iooleoes
ripper al / trpg 9epi0itbeo ON at
bore pao Mo6enl Scr i6aon.
iom: bum ggr oct be0ite, bun for.
ltoor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-21

ipritelige 9lftomning, De- bar nem-
Zig Seiteuoebern. "a bette oor
flonet. bIeo Der isrget ior, at 6ami.
lien 1T en- nnitpnoigere Stflling
/ 5orbin0elie meo 8e9eringen ! SO.
6erbapn, eli Stiaina, Der gap en-
Con. ion De par / Stano til at Ieoe
Ion 9uunarfs tiItomneroe aouge-
fomilie.
Sroos Sen itore 6~or1noring / pore
9oar bleo 9rins G9riitian og bans
5onilie pe0 at leoe meget 5eifeoent.
Ia @6riitinn TX blen aonge. par
@rins 6reoerif 20 9lar % miot /
tine Stltoier oe0 a~obenbopns timber.
iitet. Den oigtigite 3orouorins /
bans 2ip %0engane par, at ban ON
9er0agen / Ste0et fer at oanore
igenncn en- af ae6en5oons @ooer
til oct beife0ne Siem M toe Spor.
po9n til amoIienbor9. Men ben
ltnge grins bIon0eoe Jig ueeneret
me0 iine tiIfommenoe l~lnoeriootter.
Otter at Rrins 6reoerif nar fpr.
sig oeo llniperiitetet be9pnote bon
iom menig SoIOot % %gennem8if
Den miIitpre 2sbebnnes forifellige
@uooer. San mnotte ipiie iofnme
Slogs No6 al 9infor % meO Sern.
9nio % @offel iom Be andre Sol
0oter. Sort 90 bon bopoc FOR.
tent BET, bleo BON foriremmet. Scr
moatte bnn ban0e bore Gornpter
% prf0ie line egne StgnIer etc.
"a 6reoerif VII ben %. San.
1906 beiteg lronen efter jim ia.
oers 9go, iortiotte ban &egeringen
opfentIig I fin 5oSers Spor. gaooet
iprIigt err Der life forefoIOen iioen,
iom bar benleoet Opmnrfiombeoen
paa bunn, naar moaife urotages 6e
ube6oeeIige NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
iom le6ite til, ariitelig OoabIdo"s
Ge6dfters, Gdit. Notfbieiens 6engs.
ling. gi minoer Blot ON oct, iom
roget Der iiffert bar bait tr0gri.
6en0e getD0ning I oct oonife 5olf
/ 5reoerif Wis Hegerin9stio. 9t
iige noget ON aongenS 5orbolo Der.
til lager ltoen FOR Dor aompetence.
Cohen bnr oemt, % De, iom life oil
rette iig efter 0ens Com, faar bape
Oeres priOote Nening oerom. Nen
/ 6oert 3nl0 doa man un0er 0enne
aTfpre intet ira aon9ens SIDE. iom
bar bemprfeliespProiat uoen bette.
al ban nGgteoe at 6enaoOe 8ait.
Mottbieien.
aon9 6reoerif VIII omtoles for
lin Boogsren6e6, boao BOG pit mar.
met itplOes bans 0ronning, Den tf0-
figere ina ri9e ipenife Eriniesie
9oluiie. Sum err befenbt life dIene
for i'm Acknowledged % @o6geren.
|6e6 men tiaiQe for lepenoe ariiten.
Dom.
3reoerif par of5oIot iom Col
oat. % 6an par ogioa peO al oinoe
i gopuIaritet. ierIia ii1es Der, at
ban piite meaen Snteresie FOR 6or-
iparsiogen iom en- Gag al 9etpO-
nina Tor 6et file 9nno, bois Re.
gerin1 par BAN betroet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-21
Ssreoerif Den SttenOe. m. m.

Song 5reoericf ben Otteu0e par
en- al 0e melt 0%emofratfIfe aonger
i europa. San bar life in0togei
al i'm egen 9etpOning JONI ae8ent,
iOet pan iroiua, at bans lrone
ltptte0es al SanOets 9nlte on Ell
uarbRngig etlntens % al De ouu-
gDell0e Stoullagtera AUeretalteln-
melle, % tigaIoAI lut 0aoel, 0en
1oltet9re StoAg egratlan Den J1len-
De, peollgegolot pan e. paa IaIllnle
belteoeru % uRrolgI 0or9oIo III
Solicit. 9ons Sp er DeHleUet for-
bol0spis roligt, i1ger iterre gegl.
oerpbeo bar u0m9rtet oct. Slne
Ierite Srotrpf moOtog ban / 9iem-
met UNDER oct lDfteliee 5orbolO
mellem bans 6orelOre, Der j Den
fprite Del al oeres 9egteltab par
u6emi0IeOe, iaa 6aOeren for Ell 8o
maatte ern9re Jig iOm 9usI9rer for
rige 6olfs 9ern, iHotil ban 40 en-
@an9 blep op5eiet til Oonnarfs
4rpeprins.
6reOerrts 6a0er par iHOtTl 1868
Frins 9briitian al SIesuig SOL.
item. Sans @emnlirtoe par Grin.
iesie aiSesien.aasiel, og I Den isrite
3bo al Oeres Samlip par 9eage en-
iporiom 8are pos DEM.
0eres fsrite Ssn, 6raOerif, bIep
feOt ben 8. Sunni 1913. Gaite aar
fon bans Seiter, Eriniesie 9ller-
aHora. @%nfeoronning al England
Og MoOer til Song George V.
st treble Barn ieOtes Dem / 1915,
Grins @ilbeln1, Der I'M ion aong
8eorg regerer @rRfenlano. ) 1917
fs0te5 Eriniesie Mlarie 3ugmur, en-
feororning al fuslano % 0iooer
til ben rllsifife G5ar. Soa0un uar
Den 5remtTo. Der par GENT iof oen
fattige Erins Gbritian og bans
Suitrns 9srn - ltfer0t o. upeutet.
5 1863 blep Grins G6ritior, eiter
at Song 6reOerif VII par oeo noen
at efterlaOe Jig nogen lronarping,
u0roabt til aonge of 3armarf.
De ierIte fire 9srn al oct fnttige
5pritepor par 6eie Stininger i Der
ben ior6e6olot, men De bar OBJ
Orngne un0er TRANCE aaor. 9rin5
6re0erifs fsrite Better bar life /
9fetning al Militpr eaer Stats.
fIegt, men j 2fonomi. san larte
8enges 8Groi og R60penOig6eo al
at ipare en9oer Sfiaina, ban flln6e
inn lat paa. San moatte tGnfe 10
@a1p9e. fsr ban gao en- Sfilling no.
5a0eren unoeroiiIe bam / ben Het.
ming.
5re0erifs, bans 9reOres % 81.
tiers NoOer bar en- goo aoinOe og
mere foriigti9 Og sfonomiif / i'm
Susboloning, emo mangen en- pei
itiaet A~rbeioers Some MI er. Gun
ipe0e ielp line egne og iine Smaapis
gers aleOer, og 0strene glemte al.
orig Ben aunit, De bop0a lert al De.
res Mo0er. gn0og 0eres Satte og
6opeopDnt fun0e oe fori9roige lno
iom De beoite Mooe6anO.
lerin6er ! 5ranfrig.
Oct Dor en- goo ltooonnelie for De
auinoer Der ffuIoe bliDe gnglan0s
og HusIanos 3rominger. aG6rig
Alernnora i'm MooepDnt, og
iiges, at bifn ingen SirOe oar
boaret en- 6nt eIer en- al9oning,
iom benoes eyre 5ingre life bar 81.
BET gtbe finiibirg tollcb".
5re0erif Dor 10 gor gnmrnel, 6n
5psrgsmnaIet ON Sronf6Ige | Dan.
mort ~ofgior6es al e~uropeiif Diplo.
matt. Wan ino, at noar ben rege.
renoe 9onge, 5re6erif VII, 666e,
ion pil6e ben fottige Brins gbri.
tion blipe arping til Eronen. Snn
,or ben retmnsfige arping, ioa bel
feTae hons eaen iom bans &uItrns !
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-21

Roar 9aisrne 5eupenber fig til Solt, Der
npertereriglooe snten ter at tebe bos benz
sIer Tor at faa 6plpsninq ON bet dpertsrsos,
bebes De aItio omtuIe, at q iad auertisie'
mentst i h,tt, 8loh. Get pil pare til gem
ftbi9 dptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-21

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-21

9daor man itaor ouer for roget,
rom er un0e al aritif, fan man
lele fig 6etpnget al en- Qhiligbeoens
llnnIig5eO, forOi ems getieroig.
6~eosfelelie oriper poa, Of ser mao
geres SnOii9elie, eoes aritit
bDao netop er umuligt paa @rmO
al Iingens 5orbolo.
500, Der iooleOes bar aen5ifab
til 03%ornronernes gibel { Boot Of
0eormon"), og bar let, bporleoes
Stpffer, afnit, Beers al Dor 4ellige
Sfrffts Sefit er bittet og 6roffet
irO imellem Spnl0ifgs % 1soief
Smitbs 6antniterier, pil 6nDe iaoet
en- Ieoen0e 5elelie al at mootte pro.
%teitere, fritiiere, meoens BET ANTI.
Dig bar p9ret bom fIort, al 0ette
fortoitelige @umbitg ilet life fan
fritieres, iuit ior0i Oct oeO I'm au.
rafter er unoer al aritif.
90 iGrlig ptienOe oil BIN 75elel.
re blioe, naor ma bsrer t~ungeuap-
pc WormofmofenOinge o~uer0pnae
ubefgiteOe, oafIenOe Sino meo 9lr.
gimenter iom: Ser tan 5 10 ielp
ie, at Mornlons BOG er Iiae ina
iom 9i6eIen". Oo inues
Der finn cen l1ooei - man pef0er
'ig bort ira bette moobpoelige Salfs.
Dog at 6erneo er 10 DC oilOfarne
Siqle life biiflpne. og at 0eri logger
bit en- al Observation-Disclosures oe6
at misiionere blalot Mormoner
Om Mormon6ogen beoOer Der /
oenne ieIp (4,3): yog bpis Der er
Sell oeri, er oct menneifeliae
ga, oerom fan ionoe.
liz oa intet or6entIiat Wenneife
R~eOifriperen beraf bar enganq til
peo en- o~SSulefeIt" en- bern.
melig Screening. Der oor Suletre,
og f~lertemmig Gang, iunt
ogiaa Salmeiane og Bal etc.
Neo oenne oSnlme". soro hor
MI fooOon fin egen Snnrmen.
Wm bruete ielpfGgeIia life
Solmebogen, men bap6e oerimoo en-
5alme nftrpft poa anrton, ioa BEN
rent funbe ombeles. Meb rent no
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-21

Entered at Blair Postoffce as seeono
class matter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-21

8 9ilfrlbs al urssslmasfebeb.r rsb
Wobtaeslisn bebss man flast til bet ffsbli9s
pofpri.n. Sfulbe bet life bielpt, bebss
man b.npenb. fg til gduftsrsn"s
Rontor.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-08
ROOSEVELT WINS IN MISSOURI.
Carries Fifth District Primary BY
Large Vote.

Kansas City March S-Theodore
Roosevelt was endorsed for the repub-
lican presidential nomination by the
republicans OF the Fifth Missouri con-
gressional district in the first prefer
ential presidential primary to be held
in the United States. The congression-
al committe elast night announced the
former president led all candidates by
about 10 to /. Taft supporters did not
actively participate in the primary.
According to the announcement made
by the committee. about 1000 votes
were cast In the Fifth district yester-
day. slightly less than one fourth Of the
normal republican strength. The pri-
mary yesterday, with the preferential
presidential feature was called by the
congressional committee and was to
select delegates to the congressional
convention to be held in Kansas City
Tuesday next This convention will
elect two delegates to the national con-
vention In Chicago. In Kansas City
the congressional primary was held In
the same voting booths as was the city
primary to name the city republican,
ticket. and for this reason the Taft
supporters asserted the congressional
voting was illegal. a separate set OF
Judges and clerks served for each OF
the elections
Leaders among the Taft republicans
here advised the Taft men to stay
away from the polls and TO refuse to
take part In any way in the election. It
is announced that the Taft men VIII
hold separate convention on Satur-
day to select their representatives TO
the national convention
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-08
MANcLED FORM ADOPTED 6Y
SENATE WILL NOT BE SUB
M,rrEp TO NATIONS.
MAY NOT BE BROUGHT UP
AGAIN FOR MANY YEARS
President Will Consult With secrs.
tary Knox Before Taking Further
Aetion-Great Britain Disappointed
But Not RseentfuI Over Senate's Ae-
ton.

Washington. March S.-Americar
participation in general arbitration OF
international difficulties is dead is
sue so far as concerns this session Ol
congress, and probably for many years
to come, according to government Of
flcials who today summed up the SEN
ate's action yesterday in stripping tine
proposed arbitration treaties with
France and Great Britain Of their vital
features.
There is little thought that Prest-
dent Taft will submit the treaties ir
their mangled form to either Of the
powers for possible approval. The
amended treaties sent to the White
House today will await the return tc
Washington Of President Taft and II
routine is followed he will send then
to the state department.
Secretary Knox, who Is due today at
Amapola, Honduras, will be advised by
cable Of what has happened and as a
matter of form some consultation must
be had between the president and the
secretary before the next step can be
taken.
AS matter Of courtesy the British
and French ambassadors will be IN
formed of the senates action. but that
will not be regarded as an invitation tc
them to accept the amendments unless
followed by further representations
from the state department.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-08
ACTION OF oENArI UtNHol %
CONVENTIONS OF FoRMgR
PRESIDENT THEREON.
DIXON esAMos A. FoaoRKY
PuBLIsHgo TELEGRAM
Did Not Wiro Rooss~sit That Demo.
cratic Friends Had Como 70 His Aid
-Roossvst stiii on jury puty-Iaft
Goes TO Ohio on Thrss-Days Cam.
paisn Tour.

Washington. March s.-senator Jos@
eph NJ Dixon. campaign manager for
Colonel Roosevelt. denounced AZ .
forgery a telegram published In a local
paper today purporting to be the text
Of a message sent by Senator Dixon TO
Colonel Roosevelt yesterday. The sup.
posed message was as follows:
Theodore Roosevelt New York: Tho
senate has ratified your contention AZ
regards the treaties. Our democratic
friends have como TO our rescue.
JOSEPH NJ. DIXON"
mo such telegram or no telegram OF
such import was sent by me TO Colonel
Roosevelt" said Mr. Dixon In a state
ment given out by the Roosevelt head
quarters. II only sent him a brief wiro
aprising him of the vote OF the senate.
There can be no excuse for this most
fragrant and evidently premeditatcd
forgery"
Commenting last night on tho, sen.
ate's action. Senator Dixon said:
''The vote OF the senate on section
three OF the treaties must be considered
as absolutely ratifying the principles
Mr.. Roosevelt has been contendinE for
that the constitutional prerogatives OF
the ecnatc had been cncroached upon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-08
KANSAS CITY, MEXICO a ORIENT
RAILROAD IN FINANCIAL
DIFFICULTIES.
WORK OF CONSTRUCTION
WILL BE CONTINUED
Lines Must Be Completed or Company
Will Forfeit Subsidy Of $5,310,0oo-
Outstanding Stock $25,oo0,ooo, Fund
ed Debts $21,ooo,o 900. and oth.r LA
biiities Of Ss,5Oo,o00.

Kansas City, March S.-A formal or
der placing the Kansas City Mexico &
Orient Railway Company in the hands
of receivers was made by Judge Pol
lock in the federal court in Kansas
City, Kan, today. Edward Dickinson
of Kansas City. vice president and gen
eral manager Of the company: j. o.
Davidson. a banker OF wichita. ant
NJ l.. Turner. are Oklahoma City bank
er, were named receivers.
The bonds Of the receivers were
fixed at $4,000 each. They will take
charge Of the affairs Of the railway a,
once. Their headquarters Will De here
John A. Eaton and S. w. Moore. OF
this city, were appointed attorneys foi
the receivers
In recent statements urging action
against the so called money trust" a
e. Stillwell. OF New York. president o1
the company, told of difficulties ir
financing the road which Is to connect
Kansas City and Topolobampo, Mexico
More than half the line has beer
completed Construction will not bt
delayed, attorneys for the creditors say
Lath years annual report Of the
company showed outstanding s12,5oo.
600 common stock, $12.500.00 preferred
stock. s21 100000 Of funded debts ant
IS, 10000 other liabilities.
The bill Of complaint giving reason
for the action OF the creditors states:
by the terms Of the concessions
granted for the building OF It's roads ir
Mexico the right to build at all and
the subsidy promised by the Mexican
government both soon will be forfeited
unless some further work speedily Il
done toward the building OF the road
in that republic. in which case all the
property Of the company in Mexico
would be lost to the company and It,
creditors"
The subsidy promised by the Mexi-
can government was $5.S10.000 In Mcxi-
can silver dollars. OF which amour,
80 o45 900 has been p0id
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-08

the expedition of DR.. Fridtjof Nansen.
she covered a journey Of about 1000
miles in the Arctic ocean, 5000 miles
Of this being accomplished while she
was frozen solid in the ice. She was
not damaged at all during this voyage.
Captain Amundsen left Buenos Aires
on his present trip late in 1910 with a
small party Of Norwegians, all of them
experienced in Arctic work. He took
with him large pack of Siberian dogs
and his men We're all provided with
skis for traversing the glacier Ice.
Amundsen's party made its base and
winter quarters eighty miles nearer
the south pole than his British rival.
Nothing was heard from the expedi-
ton for many months until the arrival
Of the Fran was reported two days
ago at Hobart, Tasmania.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-08
WAGES MORE, EARNINGS LESS.
Railway Employees Gamers in Recent
adjustment Of Remuneration.

Washington, March S.-There were
substantial increases in the wages OF
railway employees during the fiscal
year 1911. Reports filed with the ir-
terstate commerce commission show
that the total compensation to the en-
ployes Of railways over 500 miles long
was $1,Oo5,277, 249. The total wage
cost to the railways for the year was
greater by s41.s6s,s22 than it would
have been at the rates Of pay In effect
during 1919, AMI greater by $69,o79.s7s
than it would have been at the rates
Of pay in effect during 1909.
notwithstanding an increase ~
2.10s in the miles Of railway operated,
there were fewer employees on the pay
rollys June 30, 1911. than on June 80.
1910, by 31,037, yet the fatal compersa-
ton paid to employees during 1911 was
greater than that paid during 1910 by
s4a.s76.216. This is greater than the
Increase in the gross earnings cc the
railways by s22.595.121 The net
revenues of the railweys. which arc
what is left after paying operating ex-
penses, fell Off by s10,9ss.oss during
this same period in which compensa-
tion Increased nearly s5o,0oO,o00.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-08
SUED FOR ALIENATION
L. J. Brown in Court Action Alleges r.
r. SwaIIum Stole Affections Of Wife
-other Hardin County Court News.

Special to Times Republican
Eldora, March s.-A petition flied in
the office of the clerk Of the district
court here yesterday promises to pro-
duce senation when it comes to trial.
It is q suit wherein one L. j. Brown, a
farmer living near Hubbard, asks $10,-
0G0 Of r. r. Swallum, merchant of
Hubbard. charging the said Swallun,
with alternating the affections Of the
said Browns wife.
What makes the action more compli-
Gated is that Mrs. Brown has brought
suit against her husband for a decree
Of divorce. The case will come on for
trial at the next term of the district
court, which will convene in this city
March 1S, with Judge r. NJ. Wright. of
Fort Dodge. on the bench.
Peter Gaubatz has brought action by
his next friend, Jacob Gaubatz, fpr 81
500 against the Hardin County Agri-
cultural Society. Plaintiffs petition
alleges that during the month of Sep
tember, 1911. the said society, while
holding its annual fair, had OH exhibit
ton vicious stallion. which animal
kicked the said plaintiff IN the face,
hIlCCkliIss OUT IWO tectIl, lOOScHlHr SCS
eral others and breaking his jaw bone
and alleges that the plaintiff has suf-
fered great physical pain and mental
anguish by reason thereof and asks
Judgment for the above amount and
such other relief as equity may direct.
The case will come on for hearing at
the next term of the district court in
this county.
The case ofHelen Maynard VS.. the
Blackstone Construction Company, of
Waterloo and the city of Eldora, which
was tried here last September and in
which the jury gave a verdict Of $4,000
against the construction company, was
settled today by the payment of the
costs by the city and the construction
company paying $1,000 in satisfaction
of all claims The settlement Of this
case places the city Of Eldora out OF
court so far as damages are concerned.
The suit was originally brought by
PLAINTIFF alleging that she sustained
severe injuries to her knee by reason
of falling over an obstruction upon the
walk in front of a building in process
Of erection by the construction COM
pany. The city was made a co-defend-
ant in the action because 1t was al
legedt he city was to blame in allowing
the company to place obstructions en-
the walk in question.