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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-08-19

A small work mare for sale
reasonable Il, P. Olsen, 49-1t*
Honey For Sale New crop
white clover honey. Ludwig
Mosbak. 1850
so acres wild land near Askov.
wanted. H. Voetmann. Mason
City, Ia, r. r. d. 3. 49-It*
For Sale "A year old bull. Jer-
sey and Guernsey. at $500. Miss
Winter. y mile north Of Rock
Dam. 48-2tx
Strayed-3 calves, south of
Askov. All three have triangle
ear mark in right ear. Finder
please notify Swan Johnson. Box
43, Hinckley, Mimi. 49-tf
kvinderne holder mode hos
Mrs. L. P. Jakobsen Torsdag,
den code August.
Ungdomsmede og udflugt we'd
Low Landing, Ssndag eftermid-
dag. den 22de. vi ksrer lige fra
.kirken derud. Medbring mad
kurv. egen kop, fiode og kage.
Ungdomsforeningen serger for
katie. Komiteen.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-08-19

Mrs. r. Nortvig and children
left Tuesday for a short visit
with the j. C. Jensen family at
Wrenshall.
Ernst Mailing, the drayman,
has the contract for excavating
the basement for the new bank
building and has scooped con-
siderable dirt already.
Chas. Lindstrom who is road
master on the state road running
north and south through Askoy,
is busy these days with few
men and two teams working on
same.
| Anders A. Kaae Of Flaxton,
N. d., visited here last week with
friends. Mr.. Kaae recently sold
his property at Flaxton and
while here bought a forty from
Mosbak & Simonsen in township
AZ, range 20, at S25 per acre.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. P. Andersen
and daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. P.
Sorensen and son, Mr.. and Mrs.
&c. Sorensen, Mr.. and Mrs. o.
Johnson, Mrs. Clemens and Mr..
Roger comprising an auto party
of three autos drove down here
from Superior Sunday and sur
prised the L. P. Olsen family,
visiting with them a few hours.
The Askov Mercantile Co. are
having the dirt dug out from
under their store and will fix up
A large, convenient basement,
25x50 feet. The dirt taken from
the basement is used in filling up
Main Street, so before long we
will have a good sloping street
where there will be no mud
puddles after a rain. Mr.. Buck
says the basement will extend
out under the sidewalk and will
be arranged so that potatoes or
any farm produce bought by
them can be dumped in from
Main Street. Johan Sorensen,
| Anton Hansen, Lars Christensen
and Gust Andersen are working
on the job.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-08-19
LOCAL. AND PERSONAL

= aE
week from Plentywood. Mont.
where he has been working a
short time.
Thomas Rasmussen and Jens
P. Bic left last week for South
Dakota where they viii work
during threshing season.
A. r. Buck. who has been laid
up a couple of weeks with rheu-
matism. is SO far improved as to
be able to be about again.
j. G. Jensen and family of
Kimballton, Iowa, came here
yesterday for a visit with
Mrs. Jensen's father, Hans Han
sen, who lives northwest of town.
The Chris Birkholm eighty
southeast of town, was sold last
week through the First State
Bank, to Jorgen Christensen of
Cedar Falls, Iowa.
|. Cashier Gravesen is training
on their. Ford car these days, or
the Ford is training him, don't
know just which it is. But at
any rate don't be surprised If he
passes you on the road without
noticing you for he looks straight
ahead. 1t is not a case of not
wanting to recognize you, oh no!
He is simply minding his BUSH
ness.
MIR. and Mrs. Carl Miller and
Miss Margaret Larsen of Mime
apolis, who has been visiting
with them for several weeks, and
Mrs. Niels B. Miller and children
left this morning in Mr.. Miller's
auto for Luck and Midtown, Wis,
where they will visit friends and
relatives a few days. Mr.. Niels
Miller will leave for there via
railroad Saturday and will return
with the auto party Tuesday.
j. Gregersen of Chicago, came
q
here Friday and visited until
Sunday when he together with
l.. G. Petersen left for st. An
drew, Wash. and other places on
the coast. They will be joined
by Niels Olsen of Tyler. all three
being members of the board of
directors of "Dansk Folkesam-
fund. The object of their trip
west is to locate another Danish
colony.
i Miss Stella Nielsen, who has
been employed at the hotel, was
taken rather suddenly sick last
week and Thursday night was
taken to Minneapolis by hel
father, j. Aug. Nielsen, and DIR
Boiling of Sandstone, to be
4 operated upon for apendicites
4 Upon examination though, i,
was found that an abscess hae
formed which was removed
/ The last reports state that Mis-:
Stella is getting along nicely Oh
as we'll as could be expected.
/ At the meeting of the congre
cation of the church Sunday at
ternoon Rev. Andersen spok,
about commencing a preparation!
school for young people, which
is for the purpose of fitting then
for our Danish colleges. AL
seemed to be in favor of a schoo
of this kind and it was left t.
Rev. Andersen to make arrange
ments. At this meeting it wa
also decided to build a barn OF
the church property. In way
it will not be built by the con
gregation but will be built b!
those members of the congrega
ton who desire it. Each shar'
or each stall will cost in the neigh
borhood of $50. Several wer'
in favor of building barn which
could be used by everybody ant
where there was to be no re
served places but the genera
opinion seemed to be that
would be hard to raise sufficien
money to build barn larg'
enough to house all the horse
in the neighborhood, SO it wa
decided to build as above men
II Ii
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-08-19
NOTICE FOR BIDS

Notice is hereby given that the
school board of District No. n
will receive sealed bids tmarked
"Janitor") for janitor work in
school in Askov. Bids must be
in on August Oath, 1915.
The board reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
Specifications for janitor work
can be seen at r. Petersen
office.
Dated at Askov. MINI. August
18th, 1915.
49-lt. l.. P. Jacobsen, Clerk,
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-08-19

If you want to sell your farm or
other lands located in this vicinity,
see us.
If you want to buy farm or
invest in some land hereabout, see
us.
If you want to look over the
country having an investment IN
view, see us.
We are IN the Real Estate Bust
ness and will be glad to serve you
at any time to the best Of Our
ability.
We have the right prices on the
right land and are able to give you
the right terms.
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~ KSni0reieb
~ Wdrtteinber
9erlnFfsEtlte 3lu. "a.
G~trenabier @ssiment SIR. tt9, stattsnrt.
%z.. an E.lL.. 5O44

0trenabier .&egiment Rr. 1t9, ehttsart.
Sommaisue 10. september 1914.
@~egineutsfob: 6.s2t. &i6nr6 Snlts
ber, S%tuttgart, GET.
garancb %. augui, aougubou, goers
"a, auguit, 8ulainbille 7. uub 10.
G~eptelnber, g}ontblanebile, Qpremort
II. Bis 81. September 1914.
1. Battalion.
Gtab: Ser9. Soiepb SeufeI, @0tteIs
fiugen, b.
Stutt9drt, I. b.; st. aarI 6hmiolin,
|. b.; aurt @bler bon @rnubs aderfeIo,
Etuttg1rt, b.; giui. s6reitp. su.s6. 8alI
8aIIbreher. grefelo, GET; NO. 9ers
manu- 0riiner, airdberg. gef.; altgiit
8iegIer, 8idelsberg, gef.; Germ. SdfnaIs
ader. Stitttgnrt, GET; @eurg @ptIng,
BluorrL 9ef.; Sato6 Rnnnenmader, linz
t%crettingen, gef.; @ottlieb gldu, 9iirrs
tunu9en, gef.; Sobann airBis, @rombad,
GET; Saiob Sanp, MoiiiHgen, GEL; Sos
hann greb. 5nbinaen, GET; Bolfgaug
5ol3er, @eImenitngen, gef.; Sol. 9eus
fer, BetenbdufetL gef. aarl 8eiBmanl,
MeBitetteu, gef.; e. s6elbm. 8ilDermltb,
/. b.; Y. s8ciDlu. Gerntunn 2atldb 5els
bra, lh. b.; NO. Srliu5 Maier, SeiIs
bronu, b.; no. @ntt6iIf Berger, Mtis
bersberg, b, no. Briebrin Gdert, 0lils
tpatitee, Q%urbnHeriid. |. b.; Glbert @ers
Fter, @iberadl. b.; 8riebrid Shuib O.,
8dtlfingen, b.; g.uguit @oBrer, Stltts
CART, I. b.; aarl BeId. Ronmelsbad, I.
b.; Gsfar @rdtler. Sn9itbauierL b.; Grrit
5ofielet1, 6erbredtingen, b.; alfreb
Weinbplo, Meiba, b.; Mlfpus Nagel,
Ncnninaen, b.; Ntar Beiideoel. Eeuers
bad, b.; aart @~rieBBaber, a~Ipirsbdd,
b.; drtur 6offortA, 3or5bad, gef.; aarl
g6riitian 8iloprdtt, 66fen, D.; @n8elbert
Sdeel, @iBaoloiugen, D.; Bernhard
Soijt, l%lnteriuieS, b.; @ngen 9llbenlnlb,
Stuttgart s@nisburg, b.; anrl Hatb,
9rofiinaen, b.; aarl Srteorid 8aitin9er,
Gberiettin9en, b.; 4arl @noele, @rieliuz
gen, b.; Glbert 9arr. g2ebitetten, i6. b..
@ilbeIm Better, Gbermaloeu, b.; al6ert
9iitel, gdornoorf, id. D.; aarl Gbers
borbt, Saurnbali, b.; Soief Sermaun
Siimmel, Him a. 8, b.; Soef Staus,
S%often6auien, ih. b.; anfon Sale, Hotts
fpeils altta6t, b.; y. 8eilHebel, Beliers
bad, Gtuttaart. b.; Gid1aro N0id, 8Geis
nels6eim, b.; grnit @diier l., 9etteus
bauien, erfrauft; Sohann Scin, Seioins
gen, b.; aarl Gbeftdmm, Sibingen, b.;
Bail g~fleiberer, Stuttgort, b.; Soief
8ie0maier. Apftenbnra, b.; Adrl aIob,
@rnnbad, b.; @ottfrieb YlantL 9oI5s
bronn, b.; 9lomau aldger, gutiuger. b.;
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Gafsii; bflrfld mfih1piatr, uldstrim,
hi5tff hetHl., it I'M Nasufeti; Mieidr &c.
bel Ct arengs bishtt bsrH.. NJ b Narf
Aahnf. NeHia uuliefhnuifn, bl8bfr bfrm.,
i1 pi anline Chsrtoffl NnaaeIslb,
Hidfi tot, i6ubefn 3. Nml Ntplt, Ealss
h%fitfnrl, hletef bgrH.. III d MluiA BrHig
isfnt. ItIleuhal9, hiAher uefin. it b.; Wa.
Bnnmsfn Con. bi6her Germ, tt b.; 0ttns
rid 9Hgenani, 6anienbelf, Hidli lot.
i0tnetH, b., wuii1b Naufmdun, Nbris
ienlaifn. bieber BERN, tFt b.; no. Milf
helm @nllpin. @rliHbei0s gihngsu, nidjt
ioi, iunoerH b.
SHlanirrits Meaimsni 9r. IA, Bsrbad.
6efmmn pana. Wiebelsiirden, biSber
bernL, lit b.; Blum, bi5her uerm., NJ W.
Soief Gaia, Hreiiplua, bisbf berm., NJ
b., Nitolai6 aopp, 8adlan. bisber BERN
III t.i n e. aifffri bistfr b., w toti
Sebann Sirahl. R~isbermeHbig. biSber b.,
il tot; &ilems. bi5ber bermg N b.
S%niantsrie. slssimsni sr. i7e.
3. Battalion, Calm.
arleorid Sdmisoms, Shepei, nidt
iot, iiHberH b.
e%aubfurm Battalion, g%artsnhcin.
Soie9b boI5ib bi6ber BERN, 1T tot.
@eisrbe. 5ager. Battalion Gr. 2. Gulm.
9o6auues sdiIer. Berlin bisber
BERN, III d.
1. @arae, Sraoonft E9le0imsHt, Berlin.
giiHef, bisher bernt., TT b.; Ghnmas
der, bisber BERN. If b.; Strid, biS6er
BERN, III b..
Sniarsh, Regiment 0r. 10, sisubal.
@. sBeIblp. @iI6tlm ghiibe, Rngbes
burg, bisher D., III tot.
gelbariiarris sglsaimeut Sir. 8, saar,
brbdeH.
Gltor Seller, 9fatb. btsber b., NJ tot.
Belbartiaerie Rraimrut CIR. 10.
2. abietluna, Snarbhrg.
Geo Sitter. enidipeiler. bisbcr b. TIT
tot.
5elbarfnerfe Rat. Gr. t6, aBHiss6era
/. 9r.
8ran3 alob. gaitnibialen biSter b.,
lit tot.
Rsierbes 5elbartiaerie Ii Meaimfut Nr. IL,
grnppen uebHhgsplat gufiteDt.
8rombeter geter 8ittboit, 8ef ards
mel, 8ergeoorf, bisber berHt., 1T b..
gelbarhaerie Reeiment CIR. 80, IIet.
So6ann Bo3uiat Snmenbmieu, BIS
her b., lit tot.
@uuier gataunun gr. IS, etrahbHrs l. g.
Saul 6and, @eiharosipcrben nift tot,
fonoern i'm 9nsdrett; Comm 6oppe, biss
her term., TIT i'm 2d3arett; us0. Sels
nut Gdnibert, @euti9 aeritourt, bisber
b. lit tot.
Qiuniers Battalion slr. 2G, granbrns.
no. @lag Gutibe, aouissberg. biss
Der BERN, ID b.
@ipaiers Regiment Gr. 90, @OieH.
Srie0rid garrotb. a1nigsiteeIe, biss
her BERN, lit b.; g2arimifian SanisseUss
II, Pafoslatp, bisber berlH., lit b.
gfrlnite bura srant6eiten.
Geierpes SufaHteries 3esimsnt gr. is.
l.. Battalion, 8rannsbers.
Brieoridl 8~r5onsta, Tot.
Snfauterie ,aeoiment gir. 157, 9ries.
@enr9 9artife. tot.
SnfaRteries 3ieginent Nr. t47.
Wai6ineu8eipebrsaom 26Ben: Otto
8obn, lot.
Rsniment 5aesr 81 9ferbe Gr. Z, Srier.
Otto Sdnrnborit, tot.
9ieierpes 5elSartiGerie Negiment Gr. i.
J.. a6teiluHa, Snterbarg.
NO. 5einrid 8orn tot.
5eIbartiilerie sRcgiment &r. SO, Met.
Satob @eiuer, tot.
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SnfaHterie s8esiment Rr. 1863, gnb6ndj,
Sffenbndl unb Sriebbera.

grieorid adeubad, oim6ura bis6er
Term, lit b.; antou SeIomann, @rebens
briid, bisber term, TIT b.; Seinrih @ob,
6elbenber9eu. bisber perniy III I'M 9as
garrett; &tl1elm Corr, Mun5cnberg, bi5s
her bernt., lit i'm 2a5nrett; Otto 8rdf,
8etdeIsbeim, bisber berm.. 1T b.; 6eins
rid 6ofEmann, GHitoB, bis6er berm.. lit
b.; aomao 8iibl, @oOemo0, bisber BERN. !,
lit b.; Otto Grdb, gtiood, nidt tot, ions
bern b.; anrL 2lft, @ermts6din, bi5ber
BERN, lit b.; Otto 2intmanu, 6rieoberg,
bisber Derm., 1T b.; 8il6elm 8riB
geipes. Siegeu bis5er BERN, lift b.;
ernit Wenu, bis6er perm. lit tot; Soief
Gunih, @iihs6orn, bisber berut., it b.;
8u6lano, RieoeripSqitn1t, bisher BERN.
lit b.; Serntauu S6uppi 2ibeIu. bi56er
berm, III I'm 9a5arett; So6auues Will
belmi, SengIarn, bisfer berm., tit b.;
8etter, bisber berm., lit b.; @iffert, bis
Der berm,, lit b.; 3innoort Gen6el, nidt
tot, ionOeru i'm Qa5nrett.
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9nfanierie, Rcaiment gr. 157, griea

SEQ Bromub. Hon, nidjt tot. lon0err
b.; Nobert 3ebnor, Woraenrotb, bisber
berm. III b.; grnlt Rolad, 8abor3e 8os
rembn, bisber BERN. III b aarl g5ihon.
G6HigSbltte, bissr term, TT b.; 8tI5.
auoale, aattoiuiB bisber BERN. lit b.
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biSber BERN, n b.; @ilkIm qupib
Bcfbii, bigber Nrm, W. i'm Na3afeiti
enaeibert tut0lansii, M0bberg, bietsr
pefm-. it b.; NranB Nibera, Noiiashlilf,
bis1cr BERN III b Wnr gisler, 8atnus
ipib, bt6her pfciI.. ift ns YnnI Midlde,
M08oBrlrS d0pplnit, biShcr befnt, NJ ~
AobaHn Wlahnraimn, Nfeelnwib, bttlNr
D.. w tot; @ilbelm 4laaiu, Vnielpt bigs
Der prrm., hi I'M HaBdreit; @feim Ndis
ipnlo, Jeltih, ridlt tot, i0nbftn vi
Seinfid Wliinlier, M~ammenboft, hifher
perm., IN b.; 6cinti9 NienaHn Will5aIu.
bisber bermt NJ b.; sldrl Buid, wricd
bicter perm tlt b.; 6ermam Rieiiier,
@6aoelitrd big9cr bernL, III b.; otto
Bftgner, gabidiib, bisbcr byun.. 1T i'm
pd3areit; Bran3 9obl. &ie0iAlb, bisher
bcrm., NJ b.; Xnopig 8olobei, 9obreE
bi5ber BERN; III b.; 9oief Raiipn, Ore
5eIA, bi5lel betHl., III b.; 9al0b NulIA.
9olcH bisber bcrm. ift b.; Brig Ma6on,
Ardidnib, bishcr BERN; NJ D.; N0bnnH
Wsepid, 1euiih Brobnib. biSber bermt.,
III b.; Ydul @oiber, Ebnrsobihe, bi5her
bcrm., w b.; MeiHholb Seibtl, Ghiiens
bad, bisber berm., NJ b.; 9ail Giro6.
BreBlmb bisber BERN, No b.; dlbert
Siernb, Bie0obifib, bisber BERN, ut int
Sd5drett; Sobafm Sobc5bt, Weutben, q.
q, bisber berm., lit tot; @iab Sierbuf.
8reslmL nidt tot, fouOern i'm 9asateii;
Sobdnn Str5ipei, @oBberl bisber bers
miBt, IL b.; Ndrl G6aft. @aimgarieu,
bisber BERN, III i'm 2a5arctt; e. Shol8.
Auin3eu. bisber bern.. 1T b.; Weorg
Gtade StoI3, bisber bern, 1T b.; @ils
helm Stornnot, arotoidin, bisber Derm
1T b.; @ottbaro Gibe. Wldltih, bisher
term; III b.; @mdmiel llrbanei, Glein
Gltbdmmer sgoIe[, bis6er BERN, III b.;
gbunro @oblnu, 2cisuib, bisber berfu..
lit b.; aarI ggeib, Ghneleipaloe, bisber
pernt., 1T D.; aOdm ggittci, 6iHnelptg
bisber BERN III D..
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9ufanterir, Gr6iment 9Sr. 1G2, eabed.
6Mtin.

Grad, bisber BERN. III i'm 9asarett;
Sdiobs, bisber BERN, III i'm QnSarett;
no. Sdermer, biS6cr berm., lit int
3a5mett; @oB l., bisber term. lit i'm
&a5nrett.
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aianterie Realment Nr. 17i, GaImar

SuIius ahSImier, 9iebiIs6eiin, bisber
BERN, lit b.; Sobanu aerocls, Clamp,
bisber BERN, lit inn 2nsarett; 4uguit
Dleni1, @erben, bisber BERN, lit i'm 2ds
,arett; emil G6pars, 8lieuidpeier, btsz
her BERN, III I'M 2a5arett; Soief @eber,
Nraiit9ersbeim bisber BERN, lit int 9as
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~s5nfanterie gieeimcnt 9r. 1866, gsntGeH
|. 90. a5dlei. nro garMuiuib.


5pt. goaiBlnip bon @ebel, Deiiblaus
fen |. 3D., bisHr b., III tot; Garl Qef,
9anapc0el, bi5ber BERN, lit d.; MeinbpIo,
@obn greslali, bisber bcrri, lit D.; saul
@an8aaa, @oblopib, nint tot, innbern D.;
4uaiit Gorrn, geutben 80. O., hisber
term, lit b.; @alter Daniel, @reslnt,
bisher BERN. lit b., Stto 8cbmel, qaps
terbad, bister Dernt, lit b.; s.. Gterlbie,
GarIrpiB, bis1er pernl, lit o.; Brieorim
GeiBler, 4reu3bura. bisAer BERN, ut b.;
Mobert Etiebrid, SauieHbern nid1t tot,
lonbera s.; SoIef 6ranie, NolOnic 8eblie,
nldt tot. iorloeru b.; gbilipp @u5g, Sarp
apfpib, bisher berril., lit b., SoBaHn 0ras
Sinsli, geuifd Stellar, bisber nerm, ut
b.; 0lpnus @luuib, @bror5innn, bisher
b., 1T tot: Smlius BniH. Sdmitid, bis6er
b. lit tot; 9saut 6a0aih, 8lnnen, 6isher
Derni., III b.; Solef SnmpeI. 8ottpis,
bisber berni., lit b.; Ebeophil Siiooresbt,
glr4slnd, bisher beriit, lit b.; Hobert
audbel, 2ubiiuie. bisber b., lit fot; Sers
mann aamol5, Slein g1angersoorf, bliss
Der bernt., 1T b.; AarI anrraB Nognu,
bisher berm., lit b.; Otto Alanr, aonigss
hiitle, bisher perm, it b.; %Aonitantion
aulif, Sdoouin, uidt tot, ionoern b.;
alions aiipib, a1Higsbiittes o.. g., bliss
Ger pernt., TIT D.; Sobann Aeldbdlls,
Sbgrid, uidt tot, ionocrn b.; Anton
Qelnpnu, gilgrdms0orf, bisber berm III
u. SEQ aoscfeinrt Gmleiieuerube, bis6er
uertn., 1T b.; UnitaD aiuie, Sampersoort
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S%nfanirrie Resimeui sr. GO, @asbs.
bur9.

ernii 9ahuriag. Rdgoeburgs Graidu.
bisber berm.. befiu0et ii6 uie0er bel ner
Ernppe; Midnro Gie0ae, 8uitreipe, biss
bgr perm, befin6et flo ipieoer bei Der
Fruppe; @ifbclm @ime, Gisbagen, Bliss
her perm., beifitoet iih utc0er BET Der
Erlppc; anrf CehLert, arebeie, bisber
b., heiinhet iid picoer bel Der Erippc
anrl @einede (8eiuide), 2iibeiiu, bi5s
hcr perm.. iii b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-30
pUGILISTS GUESTS
AT BIDDLE WEDDING
lack O'Brien and Warden bob"
McKeHty Mingle with Social
Leaders.
fPv telegraph to The Tribune. J

PHILADELPHIA. April 29.-There was an
oxcortionallv large number Of things
70 talk over" to-day. after the blddie-
Duke wedding yesterday ana not tne
least important of these was tne iacl'
now known TO all good Philadei iphians y
that prizefgnters, prison waTuehs M u
mission workers were among 'he suesss
that they had not only oeen IlVI'eo'
but actually rubbed elbows, win the so-
cial leaders OF this and other cities
Jack O'Brien, who Will De rerlleih, re-.
bered as a former ring star ana Iohy
Biddle's sparring partner at many GI
Mr.. Biddle's boxing natinees; ana -
wife, occupied seats in the church or
rectlv across the aisle from Mr. ana
Mrs F. T. Stotesbury. The feature OF
Mrs. O'Brien's costume was large
black hat, with rust colored ostrlch
feathers and corsage of pink sweet
meas. Nor did Mr.. Biddle forget War
den bob" McKenty, of the Eastern
Penitentiary; nor George Long. secre-
tarv of the Inasmuch Mission. who also
we're in the church and attended the re-
ception at the Biddle home after the
wedding.
fore the reception just how FAR Mr..
Riddle would impose his temperance
,,;ors on his guests. II was said the
rysSdine would be completely Bryan
;zed for last winter the leader OF the
Wrexel- Biddle Bible classes had poured
aIi the contents of his costly cellar
down the blind alley behind his home
and taken the pledge. But these hopes
and fears were not TO be fulhlied, 1or
thers Yas champagne. ---------
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WHITMAN ASKED
TO GO TO SYRACUSE
Wins Anxious to Have Governor
Testify Regarding Letter
to Duell.

tFrorn star Ccrrvsrondcnt Of The Tribunal
Syracuse. April William NJ
Wins, counsel for William Barnes, the
plaintiff in the Barnes Roosevelt libel
suit, sent a telegram to Governor Whit
man tonight asking him to come 70
Syracuse and testify in regard to the
letter 70 Mr.. Duell, produced in court
to-day. The Governor. according TO Mr.
lvins's understanding, denies the au-
thenticity of the document.
William II. Van Benschoten, Of coun-
sci for Colonel Roosevelt, said tonight
he did not wish 70 make any comment
on the action of Mr.. WINS. They had
received the letter in good faith, and
had been told by several people to
whom il had been shown that the sig
nature looked like that Of Mr.. Whit
man. On that they would rest, and had
no idea of making the Governor their
witness.
Albany, April 29. Governor Whit
man declined tonight 10 make any
comment on the letter introduced at
the Barnes Roosevelt libel suit trial in
Syracuse, said TO have been written
by him TO Charles II. Duell, jr.
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fpv CabIs IN The Tribune !

London, April 30. THE Daily
Chronicle" publishes a dispatch this
morning from its correspondent at
the Dardanelles, dated rabbit ISL
ands, Monday night, April 2s.' The
dispatch says:
Final operations against the Oar
danelles to open up a way to Con-
stantinople have begun. Yesterday
morning at dawn the most powerful
fleet ever engaged in warlike opera
tions assembled at the entrance OF the
straits and began the work of ham
mering down the Hellespont defences.
All day firing continued and night
brought no cessation. The darkness
was lit up by the alternate flashing
of searchlights and big guns, while
the roar Of guns sounded thunder
ously across the waters. The noise of
the bombardment was heard even in
the villages on the north coast of the
island of Mitylene, forty-ffive miles
away.
81 left the town of Mitylene yester-
day in q powerful motor catque, and
having passed the night at Molyvos, on
the north coast of Mitylene, was on
for. the Dardanelles early to-day
During my voyage hither the bonn
bardment heralded itself from afar'
like the rolling Of distant thunder
High above my launch a couple OF
aeroplanes scared in the sky, while on
Tenedos lay a number of lighters
two of them bearing Turkish letter
ing and doubtless captured from the
enemy.
"As we sailed up the strait between
Tenedos and the mainland | had my
first view of the bombardment. THIS
was about midday. and the noise had
become terrific The sky was perfectly
clear save for heavy cloud that
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BART DUNN GRAVES
DEATH IS new PLEA
Extradition Application
Governor Met by Health
Argument.

Albany, April 29.--Bart Dunn, con-
victed Tammany contractor, now in a
sanatorium at Butler, n. j.. is. suffer
ing from condition bordering on sui
cidal mania, according to his attorney,
Louis Marshall, who, before Governor
Whitman, to-day opposed the spplica-
tion Of District Attorney Gagan Of
Rockland County to have Dunn brought
back to this state.
Mr.. Marshall declared his client had
TO be watched night and day TO prevent
him from making away with himself.
Dunn had been missing since last
December, when the Appellate Division
affirmed his conviction Of highway
graft in Rockland County in connec-
ticn with the Dunbar Contracting
Company. He was sentenced to ten
months in prison and TO pay heavy
fine. after which he was admitted to
bail in $4,000, pending an appeal.
District Attorney Gagan argued that
as Dunn left the state and
failed to answer when his case was
called he is a fugitive from justice.
Mr.. Marshall declared his client is
not a fugitive from justice, as he was
sick with pneumonia st the home OF
Mrs. O. T. Lakeland, at Summit, \. j.,
when his bail bond was forfeited and
that he was unable TO obey The sum
mons. He produced the certificates
of physicians stating that Dunn IS
suffering from acute melancholia and
that his life and his sanity would be
endangered should he be removed TO
New York State at this time. The
doctors stated it would take at least
six months before he could recover
his health.
The Rockland County prosecutor
told the Governor that under the laws
of New Jersey q fugitive from justice
can be held only thirty days. In
Dunn's case the time will expire May
20, and he expressed the fear that the
convicted contractor, who is now be-
ing guarded by a New York officer,
might then slip over into Delaware.
In reply Mr. Marshall declared that
the fact that a New York officer is
guarding him is guarantee against
his escaping to another state and that
in addition he is willing TO give an
other bond that Dunn will be pro-
duced in this state as soon as his
health permits.
Mr.. Marshall was given until Satur-
DAY to file a brief setting forth that
his client is not fugitive from
Justice. Mr.. Gagan filed with the
Governor memoranda declaring Dunn
fugitive and stating that he should
be extradited to New York at the
earliest possible moment to prevent
him from fleeing to another state.