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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-06
5D6ierne f0lnmer.

,Sd, 8Dlferne fommer, % ol bar
ilet life bait 8uo eiter Dem. Son-
oon er Stillingen for 6iOen. 8i bar
fooet toife 9taboer, 6oor Der fer
par 0onife, % oeriom Ooniferne
life iorieacr at 6ol0e iig ian1meit
per / Solomon, ioa oroger 3pIfer-
ne inn oa toger Dor arD; tbi Ip-
ferne peo NOT. bpoo 2onoet oller
til. DO ielo ONT oct fun er ganife
ioa Der enonu er fonmen mo, iod
er 9e9pn0eIien giort, % flere oil
i6lqe efter. ON life bore @%ano8mp1t0
pil itaa ianmen ON at 6ol0e Dem
noe.
Anrinqen er 10 ben, at hi De iio-
lite Bar 2lor bar bait 0aorlig ap-
linq om life Def Misopfit pna
@run0 al for liOt Regn. 0ette bar
lat mango. ia neiten oae / no9et
trpffenoe Omitpnoi9beoer, bporfor
nogle bar iol9t no % er reiit bort,
og en- bel WGngoe oil iGlge % ior-
looe @gnen. Nen 8piferne, Iom /
3egIen er goOe 2anomgnO oa 0D9-
tige til at iliOe, bar regret ben
goOt ITO. De ioritoar 9o0t nof,
at ltll er oct 8i0 at fgbe. 0oniferne
bar giort oct boar6e arbej0e -
brpffet 9onoet op, at goOe 9pgnilt.
ger paa bet, anla9t 8eie, bDg8et
Sfoler % airfer og uObolOt TO til
0els OtispPtitaor, boorfor De er
blepen tr9tte og pil reiie bort ON
mtligt - men MI, "a Sor0en Ii0s
ite @iteroar bleo opbIeot iom npitet
al0rig fer, penter Splferne qo0e Ii
Der oq itore Aplinger; Sa, De tror
meo mango ANDRE, at 0ofota ferit
M pil ie inc 6e0ite Gage, og oa iaa
0nniferne MI oil iGlae iorbooien0e
billigt, er oct 3io at febe. 8erfor
fommer Spiferne. Sfol De toge
Dor Aro? Oct itoor til Gon1ferne
ielp Of b%eipare. Men ful0e Der bG.
re Qaiosmpno noget Ste0, Iom
8nifer at fomme berop, iaa bar
Wenigbeoen en- aomite, Der anoiler
og 6ipIper 2onoie9erne til &ette.
aomiteens Dfeolemmer er: Is. q.
Mosgoor6, Cars 9eterien 90 6. Is.
6anien, ole 6oute /, aenmore, u.
Oaf.
Wen iful6e noaen ufenot me0
Qano6on0el snife at fomnte berop,
0u ieg til Sen nGonte aomite %
falO life / &nn0erne paa bbem
iom belit.
Dette til olmin6eli9 ltn0erret-
ming.
3. ;. GfGoffa.
aenmare. %. 0af., Gan. %, 1912
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-06
g2h Ganmarf, q. 9, Gan.

Dieo oct ianrme unoertegneoe lem
Der Detailing for Oft" ifrioer bun
til oS:
@r oct life mrlli9t, De funoe
tpnfe poa en- Breit, her piIoe goa
BERTH. Sti0ent 6nifer bi,
men ban oil life mo0toge anl0et
Sfpgqe 6Diler ooer os, life @uos
Orb forfpn0t ibIon0t o8. Ser inne8
Qei(iNbe0 til at fu1lne pinoe no9le
al BEN epiifopole Weni96e6. Qfai.
man er borte, iigen Brett Der emo
MI. 9%eitprelIen for Dor lltber'fe
Meniqbeo bar ifrebet til Samflin-
bets 5ormono; bar life bort, ON
ser miligt fan geres noget for os.
Ser er olporlige SngOomme, u06b.
te 9brn, 30 SsnOogsitoleb6rn uoen
Notwithstanding Oct preoe
airferoao tpnfer, en- RrGit ira eos
2lngelcs aoo til ltta6. aitnoe BET
fife tpnfes, en- oiloe enn 6ertil2
Snf for o0oniferen" 6nifer, ben
piloe | Bette aor bIipe mootoget
/ ef6bert Stem / Dor @enigbeo.
Weo SilIen / Sem Hapn.
9grbS6iait. Mrs. :. ;.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-06
5nlmOut6, Mainc.
aontiteen.

9greoe 2ouosmanOl
SEQ ioa DIN 4lrtifel / g0anife-
rem Al 10. Dec. og bar me9et GLAD
Oerfor. 5o, Oen 5log9 6oriplgelier,
Ger timber Steo oer6ienme, -om
moo @}d0s Ga6olm8 0 il. lignenOe
egner Jig til at ifo6e 6orbitrelie POS
en5Oer 0anifer o9 iipr pos Ssn-
OeriDoen, Der fen0er % iprlig bigger
meo / Be Soar, bporrn0er De le-
Der. Get er 10 lige pes at oper.
gaa 5r. Don aslerS 8olitif, ser
mn ionl lea IGite i 8Iensborg g(Oi8
forleoen, planter aool ct Ste0 /
9agpommern. Den Wia0s Gg6olm
er a1igepel 0}onoen, Der mener, at
ifsl9e line Ooerleoeringer bar ban
ilet life Sop til at gipe eiter, og ieg
6oaber, at Der er mango al Oenne
Slogs, Der meo SHORT @oren5en fan
iige: Ri er 9onife oa pil bore
Qonife og oil be6onoles iom 9unife
eiter 6olferettens 6orifrifter."
Ssn0eripOen bar m0erlige 8aner,
San er itip ban er ite0io iom en-
3llno
% iorgipeS De iittli6e @ernoner
SGtter 2aos ior bans ~puroonife
U1ltn0;
2Gre 6Dif oil ban ei
% ban ger oieI 9ei6rei
gtoor en- Spifer bom bielpe bill poo
gei.
6or aar til6age ion0t Der 10
Ggefrem en- Mosieuobanortng til
9lmerifn Steo. Oct er mn DOG bleDet
on0erle0es, De aaor mn / Den tpife
Irgie. og ifent Dlpn0ig9e0erne og-
iaa Der / Steoet for at laoe Den al
tiene oere5 9nrnepligt / oeres egen
FroDins oeo ct iniIot Bao6it lender
Dem til 2it. og Geit.Breu8ien, go
ier, Stro56org eaer N}et3 for Der
igennem at irenifpn0e 6ortpitnin-
gen.
Soorior oil 5 Dog life oere GLADE
5or oct tpife, oct lpOer 10 ioa flot.
@oorior oil 5 ei ice Npenraoe,
@o0er5leben, a6 ia on lie6er Soft,
@%roDeaitein, ~aot5enfrltg
9er Oh tage | brug
Snap poa Danif nlaa man tpnfe /
Smug.
0ien De ltn9e 0}eno er iig ielp
6eOioit, oe fommer bien igen og
boiptter Jig % bar for 5tgriteOelen
ilet life glentt, of bpoo gfoo De CT
uln0et, og enboer, ser bar mo6toget
, Marf 3Uan3ig oie Gufote ifnl
iadmGno beller life fele iig friItet
til bpien Sfp at t%iIiuble oa8 go.
terlono.
SD bin elm 8rensier. 6pilfen 6erlig
Sonfe,
Sea meo Stolt6eo min giffel6ltc
bpr.
aon ei oct foa iert Sierte til at
6onfe,
@r 3 life ioa itor en- 9Gre barb.
o0elltde Site, bobe @oft"
@r for meeet oct iogt2
gr Die gauge @elt ej Deuti6lan6
unoerlagt9
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-06

Gen tpife Screening meO en- Or.
9abn / Spioien og Den oloen6org-
ife Stroferion til 9te0aftgr bar 10
iom 6efenot forbolOt utaQige 0onife
0f9n0 @oliti6poer og bare Ier-
li0e 6ortGmpere for lange5pngieis=
%itraffe, iooiom Sens Sesfen og s..
+. 6anien for 3ing, JON Ri Der /
bet irie 2lmerifa Diloe trpffe ilelnt
pna Sm~ilebaan0et 40. @r. 9a6n bar
10 iom befenot rejit oper belle 8Dif-
lano og 6olot olenlange Caller imo0
ben nor0ile5pi9ife 9efolfni11g, 6por
%faretruenOe ben er for oct tpife
9fige, % mar De reiite / Ror0ileS-
big, 6ol0t 0e n6ie l10fig me0 0on-
lfe 6oIf5 Sforitene % 2~a0eportene,
ON De life funoe opooae en- itats-
fien0lig eaer itat8forlig altler. @n
Gang ON qoret 6olOes ben befenote
anios5iergfeit, 6oor bort 2unos-
@ro5rer % 5orfaliferen al @msoe-
ipeden Shirt bon 9ismarf ~fneiier
beit poo ell Soffel. Scr trommer
De iannel en- Mpngoe 5o(f, melt
@m6eoSmeno, og Sfolefurere og
ai6qnaige 8olf % 6esoarre alto
nOaIe OOerlebere; Ser 6oloes longe
patriotif e 6aler, Ser raa6es &urro
oa 0riffe5 81 / iOpre 0}pngOer.
0len efter at 2det bar Qiort i'm
Girfaing, finoer Ob%erlo6erne bin
an0en i alpnger 6iit og fer, og
Der 69re5 0o ira 6iSie %patriotiife
0pifere li0efrem oiftige Sange iao-
iom ~0onmorfs, Oeiligit Sang o9
@an0e", elIer: IS 9onmorf qr ieg
fo6t, Ser bar ieg bienme". 5 Son0-
be0, 0o aoor 93otliren ooer Optll9-
telien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-06

49,
blnt bleo uotalt paa, fit oct belt
mooiot 8irfning, emo 5a6eren 6a0-
De tiltGnft Def.
9lif @ennerl boor oigtig, at flln.
De toIe ct il06ol0Sriat ORR eaer
SprOg til pore 9ern. 3unfl 3pnfl
@n Gften / boer llge iomler icg
mine 9ern ON mig, % bDor er lea
min bintmelife Sober ilioerlig taf.
nemlig ior. at De f~oritonr 0onif
o8 Dor SomtaIe / nit 5prog.
9enner, prop at 6oloe %iaa0anne
imoa WBoer me0 eoers Born, % :
ital ertenoe. oct er De ioligite, De
ifennete Elmer, eGer SoIbtimer ON
: oil, at 5 tilbringer Der / e0ers
ll0lGnOigbeosti0.
Som iea M Oeler 2ipctS Dogs
Or0 meo nine imon nit % 0eres
QiooerSmoal, lao er oct min ggn
III 8uO, o. nit 6oo6 til sc moo,
at De, ltoar nit Die 6lioer trpt, %
De engang ioa froiti0e Qrme infer,
at De 0d Dil lGie Tor miQ / iam1le
4faal ITO al iamme 8oa - ople
8aaOcns Oro meO MIG. noar iea
life Longer fan noe; tbi 0o bliper
man mart tiIooerS Der Geroen =
ifal oct mon luffes?
9enner. tpnfl
) al AIminoeIigbeo tales Der
9anif til Den eGer De isrIteisotp.
tbi No6eren tnler no al lit inoerIte
@ierte til lit Barn. men iom 4orene
ruler inc. ruler y3onifen" no AZ
Siertet oa Sin0et poo De inoo - De
aonllel ia. off oct iaa let Tor Dem
at ioo oct en9elife in62 iom oct
goar for De imoo at foo oct Oonife
ITO. bar Soaen inare let. M}en of.
Barn Drummer TO fan ioritaa liot
0nnif, Drummer ire oq De efterfsl.
aenoe iIet life.
Sra ml al FIRES ser poo Sc Ell.
aelife Strmper eGer 9roffer ON Z
oil.
90 I sono6eo, asrsten er / beoite
6olo 0oarlia.
6pn6 Ct RenneIfe ioor, set fol
ban 90 bsitel
6por toaer set lang 1io for man
bIiber floq - life gpnner2
st pirfeliat 9iGe6e. - 1a'r %
Seu aoor 6ena6 @a6en. Sennen
ION er boloeis igennem Ssiifolen,
og tenfer iom oe fleitc al bans
9nngoe, liot %forneget ON fig ielo,
%itonoier, Ter 5doeren bit / 9inene:
g6o'r~. ii0er ban / oenIio, men
beitenrt Zone. 0a oe naoeoe Opens
Centrum. oD}afe if q point TO ipeof
Gnaliib to me. mben me ore 6otpn
tomn."
30 pou ice tbe point2~
5roer / 9emer, ON en- Utano
gif pao 0tergaOe / aongenS ae.
ben5apn, ianlmen me0 lin Sen, pi
tenfe os bans 5Soelano par 5ranf.
rig, troer 5 bin Sen oiloe iiae til
i'm 6a'r, tai life 5ranlf per, De
omfring os oilOe moaife tGnfe
at - ri - er 5ronifmpn0 Al0rigl
0porior life pere / San0beo %
9elbeO, bpoo man oirfelig er, bel
lere emo pr8oe paa at 9aa % g9loe
for noget, iom man otorig fan bliDe!
Q3en 2lnriagen er: oisie un9e
8onite bar ingen Geipeft for oct
0anife Spro8, og netop al oenue
oI0trptfenoe aario9 6eller iugen
eaer fun meget IiOt Repeft for
Dem, iom toler oct, ielo ON De uirfe.
Iige er oeres be0ite og M og 0a
eneite 9elgerere poa 3orO. 6n0o9
mango al Dem ter iig iom ON ioa-
oanne n5oreioners" (6orGIoreue)
buroe bere tafnemlige at sc oirte.
zig faa 9oo at aanOe 0ereS eugelif.
nmerifanife 4prpGrelie.
ut Smmigrationen ira 4}o0er.
lonoet life er itor llof til al 6oloe
ollie M~enig6eoer / 9ipe, er ingen
mere piaig en- jeg til at inOremme;
at mango 2anife ingen 2eiligbeo
bar til at bere en- oanit 9rGoifen
er ianot; at mango oatife 6omiIier
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-06
Tnnif.nmerifanif 0nticnalpnrf
Mcbilo.

Sorbon6linoerne meo ben bonife
q 6en anerifanife Hegerine er M
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-06

telien.
Spn9 Blot Sc6le8mi9 9olitein
meerumic6fungen,
9rlg iom @olgiprog BET beife0ne
o@ott nit unS",
0Socb Ser aaier" Lao rule ooer
Iltn9en,
8gm for 9ismorf ct gpaer no til
8un0S.
Strofs Sen tpife @enourm
Meo lin froftige 2(rm
Oil ier trpffe til lin 8iinfti9e Barn.
@o0e @enl onoooenoe, 6oa6 ser fan
a6re5 al oS Der oore, 90 fltt0e ieg
foe at 6eoe Dig pi6e, 6oao ser er
bfeoet giort Der. s en- 4orrpffe bar
en- 2on0Smon0 pe0 Robn Sans
9lom opto9et en- Solicit 6lon0t
2on0Smpto fer. Og ban bar moo-
life nof iamlet en- Is til is DOLL.
oarlia iom er bIepen ienot 6iem til
Spro9foreningen og 0n er oct ielp- ,
felgeIig o~berfldoig for mig at on
Qioe til bbilfe 6ormool De bliber
6rlgt. Oette fommer 9onife oiit life
Den SIoQs betrpngte 2an0smpno
til qo0e iom MI Moo8 gqbolm. Sil-
li9e iGlger ban omtrent 100 al
SprogforeninQenS NImonoffer 6oert
2lar. Get pr ct Gfsempel til Otter
felqelie for ANDRE Carrie Settle
menter ipre6t / bette tore 2on6.
Men, qoOe Ben, 6u bar M lat Big
/ 5orbinoelie meo MIG berlt0e
9eiten, oa Chen for Ell Solicit, ben
bpre fife e1er itor, er. iom on nof
be0, life in0e en0mt. W}en ri oil / 6p.l
lesifo6 f6(Qe Ofo08 @q6olmS Gag,
o. t1onr on i%oritaar, at Gioen er
in0e for en- Solicit, ieno mig ct
Goitfort, oa ie9 bill PROBE Of iomle
li0t, bette er III nit fottiqe 5oriInq; |
Der fltn0e manife pGre andre 2on08-
mpn6. Der laoer 66re ira iig poa
BIN 0%pfor0rina, 90 iom bar en- BE-
Ore Soc.
Gpifen bar iig BOG npli9en forreg-
net,
san bar oanfe 0iit aiort Aeanino
uoen Bert,
SenoerjpOen for 9pifel ei er egnet,
@n0nii ei bar ban ger6ensiproget
lGrt.
Se5r Der modt ct bans Soar:
Seq er Donif ion min 5a'r,
Sans Syn bliper. boa0 bans
5a0er bar.
2ourit5 q. 0p6rber9.
n. =. ., 70, @oooforOs, Me.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-06
DanHkeB0gere r like dyrt.
Sc BLOT HER.

sToRT M%IDVINTERs UDsALG AT UINDBUNDNE BOGER
HVoRAF DE FLESTE Err FRA DEN INDRE MISSIONS
FORLAG AMMAN
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-06

Dieo oct ianme unoertegneoe len-
Der Detailing for Off" ifrioer 6ln
Ri ne.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-12-10
PUNCTURED BRAIN
CAUSED BOYS DEATH
Small Boy Lived Thirteen Days After
Gray Matter Was Pierced by
Piece OF Steel. '

New York, Dec. Geo. Krause, a
13 year old boy is dead here from
puncture OF the brain said to have
been caused by the act of companion
who, two weeks ago made him the
target for a piece of steel umbrella
rib foot long found lying in the
street The improvised javeline struck
young Krause back of the left ear
and stuck there The wound was
sterlized and no serious result was
looked for, but today the boy was
seized with convulsions and died. A
coroner's physician who performed an
autopsy discovered that the wire had
gone entirely through the brain back Of
the ear. How he had lived thirteen
days after sustaining such an injury
amazed tho physicians. -..... ~
When the authorities were notified
of the lads death detectives arrested
John Oestricher, 10 years old and he
was held for hearing.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-12-10
MAURITANIA HAS
NOT MET ACCIDENT
Mammoth Steamship Reported Dam
aged At Sea, Owners Declare It
to be False Report.

London, Dec 9-No confirmation Of
published rumors of an accident to the
Maurentania have been obtained here
at Queenstown. The vessel was re-
ported by wireless a distance OF 260
miles west of Browhead at 1880 last
night and no mention was made in the
dispatch of an accident of any kind.
The Mauretania sailed "all WelP' at
1856 o'clock Sunday morning from
Queenstown. =.
OFFICIALS Enter Denial. ..
New York, Dec 9.-Cunard line Of
ficials here said today that the Maure'
tania had undergone no mishap of any
kind and no dispatches bearing on
the situation had been received. The
absence of any such news they inter
preted as bearing out that the ship
has met with nothing to interrupt her
routine across the Atlantic.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-12-10
TIL E k' N G
is n e r e!
l. ON G LIV e
TIL e KIN G!

King Santa Claus has, taken
triumphant possession Of his big
collection Of toys at ottumwa's
leading stores. He arrived In
his airship Saturday nlght-just
after the stores closed. Made a
safe anchorage on the roof and
spent all night getting tho won-
derful array Of toys ready.
kinq Santa says: "Every liz
tie boy and girl in this city Is
Invited to como and enjoy them
selves to their hearts content.
I've brought several trainloads
and shipIoads Of Christmas
presents, the greatest collection
ever turned out of my work
shops. Get ready for the most
extraordinary distribution OF
Christmas gifts ottumwa ner-
chants have ever made"
Keep your eye on the adver-
tisements in THE COURIER for
news Of vital interest to Christ
mas shoppers. Read THE
COUR RIER'S advertisements
closely and constantly every day.
They will help you choose and
fiII out your gift lists. They
will direct you to the best stores,
the choicest Christmas presents,
and the most satisfactory holi-
day service.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-12-10
CAPTURED FOUR
" LARGE EAGLES
Oklahoma Farmers Catch Five Huge
Birds That Have Been Devasting
Their Live Stock.

Kingfsher, Okla, Dec. 9.-Four big
golden headed eagles were brought
here today by farmers who captured
the four and killed a fifth in the Gyp
hills northwest of here. The farmers
said a flock Of seven of the birds had
their aeries in the hills and have been
carrying off small stock in such num-
bers that the people organized to ex-
terminate them. The eagles have
carried away lambs and pigs and some
of the residents assert that the eagles
instead of gypsies carried away
an infant child from the community
few months ago. One of the cap
tive birds measures nearly eight feet
from tip to tip of it's outspread wings.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-12-10
EARTHQUAKES
ARE RECORDED
siesmograph In Georgetown and ir
Cleveland Show Disturbance In
Vicinity of Pacific.

Washington, D. c., Dec. 9.-An
earthquake shock lasting twenty-three
minutes and apparently 1900 miles
from Washington in a northwesterly
direction was recorded on the seismo'
graph at Georgetown university be-
tween 3:44 and 4:07 o'clock this morn
ing. The tremors were OF consider.
able severity and were continuous.
It is thought that repetitions of the
Alaskan volcanoes may have broken
out again.
Recorded at Cleveland Also.
Cleveland, O., Dec. 9.-The seismo.
graph at St. Ignatius college recorded
several earthquake shocks early today.
beginning at 2:43:15 o'clock and end.
Ing at 2:56. The curator estimated the
origin to be between 1900 and 1000
miles distant, probably on the Pacific
coast in southern California or
Mexico.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-12-10
TO-DAY IN CONGRESS
'ENATE-Convened at noon.

,ENATE-Convened at noon.
Senator .Overman introduced joint
resolution authorizing joint inaug'
uration committee of six members.
Judiciary committee informally con-
sfdered President Taft's judicial ap'
pointments.
Senator Works spoke advocating his
resolution for single six year pres
idential term.
President Taft transmitted report OF
economy and efficiency commission
recommended radical changes IN
patent office procedure.
Court impeachment resumed trial
of Judge Archibald at 1:3O p. m.
IOUSE-Convened at noon.
Resumed consideration of legisla-
, tive, executive and judicial appro'
priation bill.
Democratic members Of the ways
and means committee conferred on
plans for tariff revision at special
session.
Banking and currency subcommittee
resumed. hearings in money trust
investigation, Chairman Pujo max
ing statement repudiating reports
as to committees intentions. ..
Representative Allen introduced re-
solution proposing general investl'
CATION of the canning industry.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-12-10
THE FINES
FOR UNION men
p, r. FARRELL At DYNAMITE
TRIAL FURNISHED BONDS FOR
NEW YORK STRIKERS

Indianapolis, Ind, Dec. 9.--Assaults
committed during the Iron Workers
strike were investigated by the gov
ernment in the cross examination OF
Patrick F.. Farrell, New York, a de-
fendant at the dynamite conspiracy"
trial today.
Out Of 10000 contributed by the in
ternational union to sustain the strike
in New York, Farrell admitted he
furnished bonds for and paid the fines
of union men. Sixty assaults In 1905
in which bottles Of ammonia and re-
volvers were used as weapons and In
which one man was thrown In the
river and policeman who had at.
tempted to quell a riot was killed,
were charged by the. government "a
being part OF a reign Of terror which
preceded a general use Of dynamite.
The stike never has been called off.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-12-10
SENATE TRIAL
Of ARCHIBALD
M0vESSL0WLY
May Hold Impeachment
Hearings Of Commerce
Court Judge at Night;
Scranton Witness Balks.

Washington, D. c.. Dec. g. The
impeachment trial of Judge Robert w.
Archibald of the commerce court be-
fore the senate faced the prospect OF
night sessions in the near future.
Members of the senate are impatient
over the time taken for examination OF
witnesses, but they realize full con-
sideration must be given plans OF both
sides for the presentation OF the case.
The greater part of the evidence thus
far presented will be a repetition OF
that before the house judiciary COM
mittee last summer. on which the
articles of impeachment were based.
'' The testimony in the present stage
before the senate centers about the
deals for the Katydid culm dump. In
which it is alleged Judge Archibald
used his judicial influence with Off
.cials Of the Erie railroad to secure an
option for himself and F.. J. Williams
of Scranton on refuse coal dumps con-
trolled by Erie subsidiary companies.
When the trial was resumed today
Representative Clayton, chairman OF
the house managers. asked for an at
tachment for John H. Jones Of Scran-
ton, one of the witnesses who had not
appeared in response to the subpoena
of the senate. -
Not Marked "Lighterage."
Geo. F.. Snyder, clerk of the COM
merce court, produced briefs filed with
the court in the sugar lighterage case
showing that the word "lighterage'
did not appear anywhere on the out
side of the papers to identify them to
the ordinary observer. Williams last
week testified that Judge Archibald
had not told him the "lighterage
cases. involving the Erie and other
roads were before his court. but that
he had seen papers marked Tighter
age" on Judge Arcbbald's desk. @
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-12-10
CRAZY. PRISONER r..
...... YIELDS IRON BAR
Man Runs Amuck In Jail, Severely
lnjuring JaiIer and Others Be-
fore Capture by Police.

Lima. O., Dec. 9.-Armed with a
heavy iron, bar with which he felled
persons right and left, Henry Mowery,
35 years old, ran amuck in the outside
corridor Of the city prison today and
after injuring dozen or more
prisoners and Superintendent Work.
man, jumped from the second story
window Of the jail and fled. Police
later captured him after he had ter
rorized pedestrians on the public
square.
Three of the prisoners and Snperin-
tendent Workman are in serious con-
dition.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-12-10
TWO BOYS DROWN
WHILE SKATING
First Drowning During Winter Re-
ported at WaverIy Where Small
Lads Break Through Ice.

Waverly, Dec. "a double drown
ing, the first of the skating season. oc.
Cured here at 1890 Saturday after
noon. While skating on the mill pond
the ten year old son Of George Phin'
ney and a Russian companion, the
same age, broke through the ice which
had formed. Their bodies we're re-
covered forty-five minutes later.
While endeayoring to rescue the two
little sboys three men capsized In 8
boat and Theodore Daniels all but lost
his life. He was taken from the Icy
water half hour after the boat over
turned.