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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-08-22

Especial 10 the BoBanzn0
CARSON CITY, Aug. 22-Judge
Talbot in the supreme court, today
handed down an opinion in the case
of Harry b. Lind, appellant, versus
James r. Davis and w H. Webber
and the Nevada Hills Mining com
pany reversing the district court
The case was tried in the seventh
judicial district at Goldfield. with
Judge Theron Stevens presiding. A
verdict was rendered against Lind
The case then was appealed to the
supreme court which reversed the
decision Of the lower court. The case
has been pending in the highest court
for three years.
Lind sued Davis and Webber for
a sixth interest in the proceeds of
100000
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-08-22
Built BY RutIer.

Jim Butler was the builder. He
caused the two story frame structure
to be erected for the convenience
of ] P. Brissel who had helped him
and who was to be repaid in a way
that would not suggest an intrusive
friendship. The house was put up
for a hotel but never was occupied
Jas such.
A glance into the hallway from
the entrance on Main street will dis
close the presence of stairway
boarded over at the level of the sec
ond floor. Reposing near the top
of the stairway is magnificent gas
drop light which was intended to
! light the guests TO their rooms and
embellsh the entrance. There was
no electric light in those days and
Tonopah was regarded with envy as
being the second gas lighted town in
the state Then the place boasted
of hot air furnace, the first one
of the kind known on the desert,
and the only central heating plant
outside of Reno. As grimly remark.
ed by one of the old tenants the
furnace was not the only element
of hot air in the building for the oc
cupants were notorious dispensers OF
what is known as the Mexican pro
duct-throwing the bull, and there
are abundant vowels and consonants
whispering there yet like the echoes
of haunted house.
Back to First Principles.
Yesterday a lease was signed by
which the Butler building becomes
lodging house and it is likely tC
remain so to the end of its days. This
building has always ranked as one
of the best constructed houses il
the state. Money was not spared t
get results. The orders of Jim But
Il. Ter we're to get the lumber and al
appurtenances of the best the marke
afforded as he proposed to give tn
camp that made him famous tn
e best hostelry in the state. But hi
n plans did not succeed. Cheap shack
d and minor lodgings suited the earl
comers better than the sumptuoui
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-08-22
EXPORTS LARGER
THAN EVER IN
OUR HISTORY
GAIN OF QUARTER BILLION OVER
THE PREVIOUS TWELVE
MONTHS.
nv A.socInted rressO

1By Associated Presso
WASHINGTON, Aug, 22-The de-
partment of commerce report shows
the business of the United States
with other nations to have been
greater in July than any other month
I'm the history of the nation.
Exports we're $12,000,000 more in
July. For the previous II months
ending July 81, the exports were
$3.50 600 900 more than the preceding
year.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-08-22
FORMER CONV|C.
SUESFORLO
CAUSED BY
ARREST
SAYS HE SUFFERED lNDIGNlTI
BECAUSE HE WAS A
SOCIALIST.
my Associated Press.D

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 22.
Ethelbert Duncanson, recently 1
doned from San Quentin where
served three years Of a sentel
for an offense against Helen Ty.
his fourteen year old adopted dau
ter. has filed suit for 100000 agai
five residents of Pomona.
The doctor alleges they indui
Helen to testify against him SO
to get rid of him because he vol
the socialist sentiment.
Helen went to Kentucky after
conviction and made affidavit t
her testimony was false.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-08-22

James r. Davis, president of the
Round Mountain Mining company.
who is interested in this suit, had
not resolved any advices up to this
afternoon but he surmised that the
opinion of the supreme court simply
reversed the decision of the lower
court and remanded the case back
for trial
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-08-22
AccuSER OF PRINCE
HELD BY COURTS


1By Associated Press.)
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 22.--Clara
Melcher, accuser of Prince SulkowsKi'
was arrested today by immigration
officials on advices from Washington.
II is not known whether she VIII pc
aenorted or held as witness for
the grand jury to investigate the
prince.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-08-22

holdings of individual stockholders
whose interests are subject to the
order of the court.
Under the law of this state the
plaintiff is entitled to one-sixth in
terest in the entire holdings at the
highest market price, or a total of
100000.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-08-22
DEATH OF EDUCATOR.


tRy Associated Pressl
MARTINEZ, Aug. 22.-John Sweet,
pioneer educator died today, age 49,.
He is survived by a widow and three
children.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-08-22
luvENlLE WELFARE SECTION.

The regular Saturday afternoon tea
of the Juvenile Welfare Section OF
the Woman's club will he held tomor-
row afternoon at knights of Colum-
bus hall.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-08-22
Supreme Court Decides Long Standing Suit In Favor H. B. Linz
Hands Off, Warning
Sent to Mexico
, BY Associated Press

WASHINGTON Aug 22 warning constitution
al commanders in the chihuahua that
the united states viii hold them
enee to any Americans by anyone military
y was sent today By Bryan Leher
Chihuahua city.
The warning response the request of
Penrose for action protect Americans
= ican Northern Power Irrigation company.
q Q o . . Q a
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-08-22

II it's Of exceptional value at the
nrice MS sure to be advertised in
tho Ronanza. else the merchant would
ha hone,essly unprogressive.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-08-22
A Stick of Dynamit,
for Mayor Gaynor
By Associated Press.

NEW YORK. 22An Italian suspected plac-
ing sticks Of dynamite under window of Mayor
city hal. q favorite with
Italians wrapped the dynamite The
before reaching the detnang
placed by employed in the sub
way,a a which the hal
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-08-22
Kansas Saved
From the He
BY Associated Press.

. KANSAS CITY. Aug. 22-
. The record of heat for nearls
. a month in Kansas, Missouri
. and Oklahoma was broken to
= day when the temperature
. dropped ten to twenty degrees
. Steady rains are falling II
. most sections.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-08-22
Money Was Not Spared.

The building was erected by Wona-
colt & Hall, contractors in 1902 at
an estimated cost of $4,000. This
was in the good old freighting days
hen lumber was worth its weight
in gold and every extra embellish-
ment had to be paid for at the top
of the market. Nevertheless the
building proved good investment
and retained its prestige until mod
ern buildings of fire proof construc-
ton began edging their way into
camp. Then the secret societies
thrived to such an extent that they
established their own homes. The
knights of Pythias went up on
Brougher avenue, the Knights OF Co
lmmbus bought the Bartlett mansion
the Masons found quarters better
adapted to their dignified rites, the
odd Fellows bought the old Bass
property and took away the Eagles
Thus the old building, the forme
pride of Tonopah, like the House 0
Seven Gables, was left with one so
itary tenant, the Honorable Pats
M. Bowler. Even this veteran, who's
life is a tabloid history of the soutf
ern country, has to bow his head
fate and seek office room elsewher,
He could remain but the atmospher
of lodging house is not compat
BILE with the judicial temperament ,
the tenant, and he will move on.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-08-22
x-RAY GOWNS BARRED
BY CHIEF OF POLICE
(ey Associated Press.

(By Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Aug. "a
The chief of police has or
dered the arrest of women
wearing the X-ray gowns on
the street. He says the or
der will be enforced.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-08-22
5000 Students
In the School
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
BERKELEY, Aug. 22.-The
total registration in the regu-
lar courses of the University
of California this year ev-
ceeds 5000, making the sec
ond largest institution in Amer
lea and the tenth in the world.
. . . Q . . . . .
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-08-22
Menaced by Fire.

Notwithstanding the variety of ten
ants and the great risks of fire the
Butler never suffered the loss of
a dollar, although at one time it
was feared the place was doomed.
This was before the Elks established
their home at the present site. A
fire broke out in the Booker build
ing and the space of an open lot
did not offer much protection from
the blaze which leaped across the
chasm and licked at the wooden side
of the Butler. All hands rushed in
and began emptying the building.
Records and books from the lawyers
offices were dragged into the street
while Jack Hennessy and bunch of
other good fellows seized blankets
and stationed themselves at the west
exposure and did such good service
that the building was not even
scorched. After the excitement had
abated the boys carried all the Ii
braries and furniture back where
they belonged.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-08-22

For quick results try the want ad
columns Of the Bonanza.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-08-22
Cradle OF Mining.

AS the cradle of mining organiza-
tions the Butler building saw the
Montana, Midway, West End, Mont
gomery Shoshone brought into the
world and in some way or another
every mining company in the dis.
trict except the Tonopah Mining
company and the Belmont had their
inception there. While upstairs
echoed with songs and revelry and
mystic rites, when smokers and jol-
lifications were conducted without
stint, the ground floor was the scene
of profound deliberations involving
millions, for the highbrows of the
camp held their councils and burned
the midnight oil in abundance. i
was here that r. L. Johns, Gus
Eisen, Harry Bragdon, Jack Sails
bury and Shorty Kendall drew up thu
articles of the Combination Mininl
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-08-22

company which was sold to the Gold
field Consolidated for $3,5O0,0OO.
The legal talent that called this
place home comprised such men as
Thatcher, Vermilyea, Fox, Bartlett,
Richards, Chambers and Bowler. Pat
sy Bowler was among the first to
take offices in 1902 and he is the last
to cling to the old place. but he
says he is willing to submit to the
inevitable and seek chambers else
where.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-08-22
Old Landmark of Tonopah
the Forum Of the Desert
Returns to Original Use

ness OF the Butler and after the in
terror was arranged it was found that
more profit could be realized from
renting for offices than any other
purpose. There was plenty of cheap
lodgings and there we're a few fairly
good hotels, but there was not an
office building in the camp. Then
there was demand for lodge rooms
and what was more natural than
that the designer should be persuad-
ed to convert the upper floor into
a spacious hall for holding entertain
ments and for the comfort of lodge
members. Thus it came to pass that
the lower floor was cut up into Of
fices, the stairway was boarded up
and an outside entrance to the sec
ond floor added on the rear The
first lodge to occupy the hall was
Belmont lodge, l. o. o. F., which had
moved over from the former county
seat and established ltselt Where
most of the membership existed in
4 Tonopah. Then came the Masons
Eagles. and Knights of Pythias. Here
the Knights of Columbus instituted
their first council with the aid OF
their brother knights from Goldfielc
and Ogden Every labor union, eX
cept the Western Federation of Min
ers, held their sessions in this build
ing but the glory of the place rested
on the ground floor where there was
congregated one of the most notable
groups of attorneys and financier'
that ever graced a Nevada Office
building.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-24
Martin Wiffelien fsrlaoer
Sstialiiterme.

Wtilmoufee, 8is., 10. Dec. -
sorbenperenoe @Ioermono Wortin
Wiffelien, fom flere slar bar til.
bert oct focioliitiife Barti, o9 fom
repreientereoe femte @aro | @praa-
oct fra 1910 til 1912, bar melbt iig
no of Partiet. Com @rlno anfsrer
ban, at ban life Iengere snifer at
bore .en Spfler".
Seq forlaoer Bartiet for iteoie,
foroi ieg er tr9t al at forionre 9ing,
iom ieg lite tror paa," iogoe Wr.
Niffelfcn. nSes er trat Of ben po-
litiife nWfre Iulling" oct iocio-
Iiftiife Borti. Der er lioeiaa meget
af oct Der, iom olle De andre Bar
tier.
SociaIilterne boIoer lite I9neere
Geferenoum fom De pleieoe at gsre,
foo Moioriteten fiinoe Itpre. DC
ffeite of De bietisite Saeer afeeres
of noeIe faa Mpno, og ioa maa pi
andre no os foripare, bboo De bar
beitent."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-24
Tatfepsiten lom &onfurrent.

Oiaoiion, 8is., 10. Sec. - Bof-
fepoiten niier iig at bare Ell meget
inrlig aonfilrrent for Grpresfonl-
pagnierne at osnline eiter. bnao Der
er opgioet til Stotens Sfattefomnlis.
lion. aolnpagniernes 9lettofortie-
neite. / oct iiolte ,Siifoloor cit itPrft
neo. Ceres Heprpientonter, lom bar
inaet glnleoning til at uotale iig til
aommisiionen, iiger, at bette ifploes
Yatfepoiten og 8orbsielien llogif-
terne.
3agenoe Gal aneiber Gtspres-
fonpogniernes Wettoiortieneite 9la.
rene 1912 og 1918: american Or
preis so, $L7t2,OOO oa 1892, 700;
@eas 5orgo 60, $2,54S, 900 og
$2,016.000; llniteo Stotes Grpreis
60, $4,000 og $4,000; @eitern
@rprels 60, $4,000 og $4,000;
9iortbcrn grpreis 60, S287 900 og
$259,000.
Oct er life barre Niseoniin emo
/ onorc Stoter. Der er Stater,
bpor oct er perre. Reo9ongen |
5ortienciten ifpI6es inrlia 9affepo-
Iten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-24
Sil Nebralfa Tarmere.

vi bor mobtaset isIgenoe ira Dor
Stats llniperiitet:
llnIperiitetet8 8interfllrilis / Niger.
brug beepnoer oen 6. San. og parer
til II. Sebruar. Oct er beregnet
for trable 5armere og oeres Sen-
ner, Iom life tan afie Chen til at
gaa paa SfoIe ct belt glar. 5 De 6
Tiger inoerpiies Der | agerbru9ets
forifeaiee @rene al 6aemeno pao
Den melt praftiife Maaoe
gllt. bpno Sfolesaneen foiter er
$40o | Snbifriuninsspenae. aoit
og 9oeis bill folte fra fire til fem
Collars ON llgen. 9etnlinaen for
alt / DC 6 Tiger be6sber life at ober.
Itiee $4,000.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-24
Den repnblifanlfe
National representation.
S1oitnternes yleprGicntntion neoiGt-
tes fra 33 til 16 Rroccnt.
Dc mc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS iful
1oofcnocs al ct 6lcrtal,

Gen republifonife gtationalfomite
bar nulig bolOt Vleoe / 8oibington,
o g., for at iamle arpfterne til
aamp 1914 og 1916. aomiteen,
fon ilutteoe fin 9onbention Onsoog
I iioite llge, be6toe npe Hegler for
Bartiets ReprGientotion RotionoI.
aonbentionen, og oct er pGro at
mPrfe, at 0e npe Re9Ier poor lanet
/ gietning af bboo De progressive
Republifanere isgte ot gre gGloen-
De imoer oen republifonife NotionoI.
fonbention | gbicago | ssior.
SSfsIee oe npe gfe9Ier bill Ratio
nnlfonbentionen fomme til at beitaa
of 993 9eIe9ater mob i,078 | Chi
engo 1912. Sp6Itaterne mna fin.
De iig | en- Weointtelie nf oeres Ge-
prpientation / Rationalfonpentionen
of ober bet boIne Yrocentnntol, nem-
Iia fra 33 til t6 gsrocent De peo.
toene 4eeGer eIIer ssoriIng til HeeIer
lD6er iaaleoes:
Sner Stot ifal o9re berettiget iii
at ienoe A 9eGeooter oot large" til
aonbentionen | 1916. oesl9en cen
8eIe1ot for bpert 0onaresoiitrift og
enoelig cen 0elegot fra bbert aon-
oresoiitrift, bbor 9fepublifonerne fo-
iteoe life minore emo 1900 Stem.
mcr for gleftorer 1908 eller peo
8olg al Gon9reSmrno 1914. gtla-
ia og 0ilirift of Columbia ienoer
bber 10 9elcqater Bbilippinerne,
porto 9lico og Somaii repr9ienteres
ligeleoeS meo bber TO Gelegater,
men Sc bar ingen Stenlnleret.
8or at oisie npe geitenmelier
ifoI fiinne gGloe | 1916, ifal De fsrlt
goofenoe5 al Yortiet Iaa mango
Stoter, at oct repr9ienterer ct Sler-
tai / SaI1fonegiet.
Der blep palgt Ell aomite paa
tire Weolemmer (Gbnrles 9. War.
rem, Mid.. Senotor gorab, Sonbo
og @ubernsr Sotfielo, %. 8ireinio)
til at foreIpage Hepublifanerne /
bber Stot aomiteens gieioIutioner
oa ino1ente oeres Stenlme | Sagen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-24
0pao YurleIen pnlfer.

8ai5inaton, .. g., 10. Dec. -
@eneraIpoitmelter gurleions llbtalel-
fer til @unit for gfiesteleeraf og
Nigsteleion bill uoen 3pipl babe til
iyslge. at Demofraterne Suiet boil
DER en- Caucus Sanuar for at
roaoiIna ON, bborIebes oenne PIan
be6lt fan gsres til en- of glominiitra-
tionens Brosromiager aonsresien.
pr9iioent @ilion bar if9nfet Saeen
en- ombpggeIie Oberoeielie, og
Wpno, iom itstter aominiitrationen,
iiger, at ban life bar billet paansoe
9oneresien benne Gag M, grinoet
poa De nbpre OmfoItninger, iom er
forbunoet meo Den. Oct ferite Sfriot
bill ontogeIig blipe, at aongreSien
bempnoiger @eneralpoitmeiteren til
at inoienoe en- SnoitiIins ansaaenoe
oct beniigtsmGsiige |, at @egeringen
fonmer / geiiboelie af 9elesraf'
og TelefonIinierne oe opretter ct
OieaeringsmonopoI | bette Stpffe.
0ongresmano 2eipis, Der bar en- al
be fornemite Sorfpmperc for paf-
fepoit, oe fcm forfattebe 2open bar
ogioa u6arbeibet ct Sorflae ON ben
npe Glon; men ban bill trGffe oct
tiIboge til @imit for ct Mbminiitrn.
tionsforilae, Der bill bIipe inbIeperei
pe6 aongresmono Woon, sSormono
paa Suiets seonite for Yoitppien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-24

gnIfonif 9oeIpegelie. Melbour.
ne. 9luitrolien, t6. Sec. Get beooer
/ Selegrommer fra Noimeo, iom er
Sobeoitao Den fronife aoGoni gtp-
aoleoonien, at ct bnlfonif llobruf
poo Zen g(mbrim Der til6erer 9ep.
Sebrioerne, bar poIot Itore 2oelUo
gelier. Gaa 8eItfpIten oonneoes Ser
6. December 6 me arotere. Ser
fslaenbc 9oa ltprteoe @at. Wfinil
lon1men, 3oe mango 2onosbner bIct
oberibsmmet al Saba De fleite a
eSnbbpaoerne iegte oeres Silflig
/ aonoer og @aabe. gn 8ampel
reobeor 300 al Dem. Soo blot mor
beo, reooeoes oIIe oe Spioe, bpil
slntol er Iioet; men man er bang
for, at monae inbfsote omfom mo
/ 2onoet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-24

ne, inOtil Den oiientlioe 5iaio fan
blipe nGrmere genoprettet. 8eo
8efretet er gonfene lsit ira oeres
5orpIigtelier inotil oen 3. San.
Sra Sermoiillo. Sonora, meloes
ogiaa moer %. Gee, at aonItitit.
tionaliiterne eIler Hebeaerne MI fon-
trolerer 3 Stoter norore Werico
meo llnotogelie al ct Bar 9per pan
8eitfpiten, DER ioripores af ct Bor
aanonboaoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-24

5oriatteren $. g. Sanien, Der
en- lpn9ere glarrGffe bar bpret 9fe-
oaftionsiefret9r peo gariiteligt
9oablao" / Oanmnrf, refer | 9e.
opnoelien al Sonuor 1914 til Ga
lifornio, boor ban ogter at boiGtte
ii9. = Sr Sonien bill gennem fine
mango friiteliee Sfrifter iiffert bore
fenbt of mango al o0oniferen"s
9Giere, lieeiom bi ogioo IeiIigbeos-
pig bar bragt glrtifler of bom ber
| 9lobet Sr. Snnien bor mango
Slpotninge og @enner II. @. 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-24
9nmpifibsnottitier.

gSellia Olob", Der anfom til 9eem
Dorf Gag, pil ofieile oerfrn 6en
2. San. 1914 og oentes oo til
Gbriltianinno oen 12. I. Wao.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-24

glltio on fommcr, meo 8lGoen / Snun
for Sein 0aun
oine Chs nurt Wbrfc at tGnoe:
meo Barnet paa Strnn
getblebems @rna
nae Sorser for ebist faar Gnoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-24

0eiliae Sui! bcl mpbt ber igen,
on Dor yarnoumS @en
% Dor llmsoomstios bjemliaite Minoe,
trGb ino, oGr oor @Git
aiU en- olGoclig 5eit,
lao bin Sticrne / 6jertet oprinocl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-24
Rnrt Tu9t.

gtobeIs 5reosprennie for 1912,
Der life bleo nooelt 8ior, oo
5reospr9men for 1918 bIep Den
10. os. 0obelinititrttets Seitial
Gbrtitiania, 0orec, / Operpprelie Of
iIere Notabiliteter tiloelt Il. Q. Se.
nator % lloeurigsrniniiter Mooie.
belts 9obinet, Glibn 9loot, og 0en
beleiifc Senator Seirri So 6ontaine,
cen gr9nie buer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-24

Seilise Sui! iaa Deliign os / aorlb,
aabcn us Naaoens @GlS,
ssr os slaoe % sobe tillisc,
= Sjerte % Sino
trDf os @is6e6cn ino
ON en- Goisbeosiml Cubs Jiiael
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-24
st ltort llnoerilp6. SeliinQfors

st itort llnoerilp6. Seliingfors,
3. December. 8eo en- Reoiiion 9lpe
aarlebi.9tftiebanfen er Ser opooget
5aIifnerier beo 9ogferingen iioen
1911. 8ereIportefellillen uopiier ct
Deficit pao 321 900 Morf foruoen
9lftiefopitaI og 9eierOefono. 9esll-
Den forefinoes Der paa andre aonti
ct ltnoerifuo poa minoit 100000
Worf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-24
lnrnett rnnnt.


lurnHtt rutt0t.
@nglono life meo. 2onoon, 19
Sec. Negeringen beIllitteoe g(ftes,
at Storbritannien life ifol officieli
oeltage | lloitillin9en San Sron.
cisco 1915 glnleoning al gono-
mafanalens @nbning.
&uslanos 2uftflaaoe. Den rusii-
ife 9fegerng bar beItilt 400 s5lDoe.
maifiner efter franif Menlter og 4
ltDrbare 2nftifibe al 3eppelin-3n-
pen. Senere bill Der poerligere blioe
beItilt enonn 6 2uftifi6e og 200
SSlDbemnifiner.
st itort llnoerilp6. SeliingiorS,
3. December. Beo en- Geniiion 9tDc
Sarlebi-aftiebnnfen er Der opoaget
5allfnerier oeO 9ogferingen iioen
1911 8erelportefelillen uopiier ct
Deficit poo 32t 900 Wiorf forlioen
9Iftiefopital og 9ieierOefono. 0esu-
Den forefinoes Der paa andre aonti
ct ltnoerifuo poo minolt 100000
Morf.
Utrs. Banfbnrlt otter iri. 2onoon,
II. Dec. Mrs. @mneline Bonfburlt
blep / Dag after lsslaot ira Sol.
lowapfpngilet. Snn bIep arrelteret
| | 2eroogs, oo BUN fom tilboee fra
Faris. Snn bar intet ipilt / oisie
Gage, og iom 5slge oeraf bar bun
meget 6aarlig, oa bun forn uo. Mon
bar neot til at FIRE benoe Ell 9lnl-
bulance. Sna mort bun bliper itprt
NOT, ifal bun reiie til Scbmeita
| for at genoinoe fine arpfter.
SainInenItDrtet 9irte. Yaris, 2
December 5 Wtiolct (0epurtenten.
tet @aro) er en- ira oct IA. 9lorbnll-
oreoe ltanlnenoe &irfe ltprtet lam.
men, Oct foitbore 9llter og fIert
gomle Wiolerier bleo illloItGnoi0
s0elngte nnoer 6uinerne. Siocn SO.
pen OH NoIfillelie meIleln Stat %
airfe bleb gennemfert, er Der life
bleoen foreto9et oct min0lte til llo-
be0ring al airfen.
llooilte Sonrnaliiter. !Seliingfors,
6. December. 8iborg 5pItnings
3ommanoant, getrofi, bar beiolet
tire Wieolemnler al o@iborg 9fpbe-
ter"s Jteoaftion at forlaoe 0pen
lenelt SirSoog glften, oa oe ioritpr.
rer ocd ollninoelige 9io. 9looets
G6efreoafter, Ottelin, bar neoloQi
Protelt moo lloolsningen. llnoer
10. oS. meloes nioere, at oa oe life
oloe eiterfon1me Ororen, blep DC
transportereoe uoen for Spitnin,
gen.
Gil flpue oner Sabara. Baris, II:
Dec. Zen notionole Slpueligo bar
loarbeloet en- Ylon, iom gaar no
poa, at man lfal flppe oper Or
fenen Sabora meo flere Wtoifiner
| / 6elge. Oct er Weningen, at mon
lfal begpnoe 5lugten / Oran Sin.
buftu. 9engoen pil oa bline on-
firing 1400 Mil. Yaa Seien oil man
lGtte Goroer al Sten for at oim9r-
fe giuten Snis Ylanen laoer iig
gennemfsre, fan oct bGnoe, Der pil
blipe oprettet Ell regelmGsiig Hoit.
rrte.
Gplflono bill life oeltoge. Berlin
10. Sec. 0a 9lrbeioet ben tpif(
9figsoae paa, at Spiflono ifol Of
iicielt oeIto9e lloitillineeil Sar
Sroncisco / 9lnGeoning af Banana
fonolens globning, bite Iig life a
fsre til noget, bleb Der neolat er
&omite, iom ifuIoe arbeioe for, a
belle 9pIflanb iful6e iloo fig fam
men for nofficielt at beltaee | llo
itillingen. Seller life oct Ipffcoes
oo | @oor blep 3omiteen oplpit
5piflonb fomuner laaIebes life ii
at optrpbe iolnlet poa llbltillinqen
Storbi5iren iparer. GcnItontino
be[, 1G. December. Storbi5iren foo