davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Philipsburg mail., 1899-07-07

his own bravery. 1t was story that thrilled
every one, and when he closed with splen-
did peroration which was, in fact, an apos-
trophe to the American flag, the enthusiasm
of the crowd was unbounded.
As he settled back in the chair he heard
the master of ceremonies announce that
Miss Wordsworth from the west would
sing the "Star-Spangled Banner"
Capt. Chevers started at the name and
leaned forward as a tall, regal-looking girl
advanced from one end of the platform and
stood before the people. He could not see
her face, for it was slightly turned away,
and then he settled back as her musical voice
began the national anthem.
The crowd seemed to stand spellbound.
Such singing was a revelation to every one
who listened never before had the words of
Keys immortal anthem thrilled them as un-
der the spell of that young girls voice. The
very birds which had been twittering in the
shade-trees paid tribute to her with silence,
and no one stirred until the last word had
died upon her lips.
Then a tumultuous cheer burst forth and
as she turned away, blushing beneath her
wonderful triumph, Capt. Chevers started
to his feet.
"Tracy-Miss Wordsworth" he ex'
claimed. "What fool am, anyhow" he
continued. sotto voce. "'Tis another
Tracy"
But the tall girl had turned, and she and
the hero of Manila stood face to face.
"I-I want to thank you for your singing.
Tracy-pardon me, Miss Wordsworth, "
said the stammering captain. "It was su-
at Lostcreek school, you know, when We"
To- to1
the girl She held out her hand. "You
don't imagine that have forgotten those
days, l hope?"
"Not at all; but you see 1 did not remain
long at the school and while have thought
often of those happy times, I had quite lost
sight of you."
The occupants of the platform were now
quitting it, as the song was the last feature
of the programme, and Capt. Chevers es-
corted Miss Wordsworth to the carriage.
81 see you've captured another prisoner,
captain" laughed Jackson, cavalierly.
"Was it an unconditional surrender"
Both the captain and Tracy blushed and
Harriet automatically came to the rescue
of both by welcoming her friend, Tracy, in
the warmest terms.
81 guess you're glad I added you to the
programme, eh, captain?" the irrepressibe
Jackson broke in. otis great Fourth for
you, imagine. Glad you came, Ell? Well,
good day and good luck!"-
In the excitement attendant on the pole
raising Capt. Chevers did not participate; as
Jackson remarked to friend, he had EN-
barked upon another campaign" and
"Cousn Harriet" seemed to be furnishing
good deal of the ammunition.
When the events of the day were over and
the star-spanged banner foated from the
top Of the tallest liberty pole in Miami
county, Capt. Chevers drove home, with
Miss Wordsworth as Cousin Harriet
guest.
Everything is pleasant at Orchard Knob,
and the reader will not be surprised when he
hears that Tracy Wordsworth has decided to
prolong her stay among friends in the east
nor that Capt. Chevers is looking forward
to happy future which he dates from the
last GLORIOUS Fourth Of July"
The Philipsburg mail., 1899-07-07

stood pat for you and had not time to let
you know"
They're all acquaintances, Harold" said
Cousin Harriet. "You won't be criticised
and, besides, they want to hear from one Of
the heroes of Manila"
Heroes, fiddesticks! Is every man a
hero because he does his duty?"
"And they've got an interesting pro-
gramme, captain" said Jackson at this june
ture. "Judge Somers is to do the spread
eagle part of it, and you know what he can
do. The West Milton quartette is to sing,
and they're promised a patriotic song from
young lady who lives-I don't know just
where-she came here on a visit last night.
So walk up to the trenches, captain. I'll
stand by you through thick and thin"
Capt. Chevers appealed to Harriet, but
that young lady, who had a great deal of
confidence in her soldier cousin, urged him
to accept the invitation extended through
Jackson, and at last in sheer desperation he
agreed to dc so.
Presently the programme committee
waited on him officially, and he permitted
himself to be escorted to the speakers
stand. This was an elaborately decorated
affair and overlooked the pretty little pub.
lie square for which Hampton was famous.
The young captain was given an ovation as
he walked to the seat assigned him, and he
cast look toward Harriet, who was watch.
ing the proceedings from the carriage.
The Philipsburg mail., 1899-07-07
There's no danger of Haro!d's disgracing

There's no danger of Haro!d's disgracing
;he family name; that's something he never
lid, and he used to be good at impromptu
speeches, too" she remarked to jackson,
who had taken his station alongside the car
riage for the purpose of conversing with her.
Judge Somers made rambling, but in
tensely patriotic, address to which the large
audience listened with manifest mpatience,
for all knew that Capt. Chevers, just home
from Manila, would have something to say
and living hero is better than dead lion
at any time.
By and by the mayor of the village rose
and said, as he waved his hand toward the
captain:
Ladies and Gentlemen: We have with
us to-day one Of the heroes of the late war
with Spain, gallant citizen whom you all
know, a soldier who fought under the ban
ners of Dewey and who was the first to plant
Old Glory upon the ramparts Of the enemy.
We love to honor our heroes, and this one,
whom Hampton is proud to call her own
because his boyhood days were spent in
this vicinity, we greet with double well
come upon this auspicious occasion. Ladies
and gentlemen; Capt. Harold Chevers, the
hero of Manila!"
The applause that scared skyward would
have called bushes to the cheek of an ad-
miral, and the captains face crimsoned as
he arose, which was signal for more cheer
ing.
He never knew how he started; for a mo-
ment he was at loss for words, then, as if
suddenly inspired, he began to tell the story
of Manila. modestly omitting an account of
The Philipsburg mail., 1899-07-07
Is 1t Right for an Editor to Recommend
Patent Medicines?

Patent Medicines?
From the Svluan Valiey Neus (Breuard. N. CO.
1t may be question whether the edi-
tor of newspaper has the right to
publicly recommend any of the various
proprietary medicines which flood the
mar ket, yet as preventive of suffering
we feel it duty to say good word for
Chamberlain's Collie, Choler and Diarr-
hna Remedy. We have known and
used this medicine in our family for
twenty years and have always found it
reliable. In many cases dose of this
remedy would save hours Of suffering
while physician is awaited. We do
not believe in depending implicitly on
any medicine for cure but we do be-
lieve that if a bottle of Chamberlain s
Diarrhea Remedy were kept ON hand
and administered at the inception of an
attack much suffering might be avoided
and in very many cases the presence of
physician would not be required At
least this has been our experience dur
ing the past twenty years. For sale by
M. E. Doe & Co., Druggists
The Philipsburg mail., 1899-07-07
THE COPPER CITY LIMITED,

Leaving. 'Philipsburg at S:35 a. M. on
the Northern Pacific railway you arrive
in Butte at I :35 p. m.; returning, leave
Butte at 1890 a. m, arriving at Philips
burg at 3:15 p. m. The Copper City
Limited makes daily round trips be-
tween Grantsdale and Butte, going over
the Butte, Anaconda & Pacific, via Ana
conda. The present service has never
been equaled for the convenience of the
people of Philipsburg and vicinity to
and from all points on the Northern
Pacific railway. j. E. Abbey, Agent.
The Philipsburg mail., 1899-07-07

A diseased stomach surely undermines
health; it dulls the brain, kills energy,
destroys the nervous system, and pre-
disposes to insanity and fatal diseases
All dyspeptic troubles are quickly cured
by kodol Dyspepsia Cure. 1t has cured
thousands of cases, and is curing them
every day. Its ingredients are such that
it can't help curing. M. E. Doe & Co.
The Philipsburg mail., 1899-07-07
Spent a Good Farm DOctOrinp.

Mr. A. N. Noell of Asherville. Kansas,
says he spent good farm doctoring
himself for chronic diarrhta but got
no relief and was afraid that he must
die. He chanced to get hold of bottle
of Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Diarrh9a Remedy and was permanent.
ly cured by it. For sale by NJ E. Doe
& Co., Druggists.
The Philipsburg mail., 1899-07-07
An Epidemic of DiarrhRa.

Mr.. A. Sanders, writing from Cocoa
nut Grove, Fla, says there has beer
quite an epidemic Of diarrhea there.
He had severe attack and was cured
by four doses of Chamberlain Collie
Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. He
says he also recommended it to others
and they say ii is the best medicine they
ever used. For sale by M. E. Doe &
Co., Druggists.
The Philipsburg mail., 1899-07-07
THE CAPTAINS FOURTH
A Story Of 1899.
BY T. c. HARBAUGH.

APT. CHEVERS, Of
t h e gallant --th,
invalided home from
Manila, sat on the
porch of the old home
it h a newspaper
about to fall from his
hands. His hand
some face, tanned by
service under j trop-
ic sun, rev ea e d
trac e 5 Of physical
suffering, and, as he
| o O k e d across the
stretch of Low e ! y
co,,ntrv visible he.
The Philipsburg mail., 1899-07-07

"The child is crying for food" But"
will take" "The question of starva-
ton" replied the doctor, "is not how
much food is taken but how much is as
simulated and goes to nourish the body"
Pain in the body is often only the out
cry of starvation. You eat enough but
the stomach is not doing its work, and
the nervous system is starving. Put the
stomach right and the pains will cease,
together with the uncomfortable conse-
quences of the condition. There is no
medicine made which can equal Doctor
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery in
the quickness of its action on the stom-
ach. 1t cures diseases of the digestive
and nutritive system, increases the ac-
ton of the blood-1naking glands, and
so induces proper and perfect distri-
button of the necessary nourishment
to blood and bone, nerve and muscle
throughout the whole body. There is
no alcohol, opium or other narcotic con-
tained in Golden Medical Discovery"
II wish to say to the world that DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery has proved a great
blessing to me-" writes Mrs Ellen E. Bacon. of
Shutesbury, Franklin Co., Mass, as firmly
had not taken it. Prior to September, 1897 had
doctored for my stomach trouble for several
years, going through course Of treatment with
out any real benefit. In September, 1896 had
very sick spells and grew worse could eat but
DR.. Pierce's medicine and in short time could
eat and work: have gained twenty pounds in
two months"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-18
Setegraffabel menem SDl.
LAMB Oh StGnano.

9iarsningsbamperen p9eIiinssr" os
Stouuertbriegeu .Biai" al Marital
bar De ioite Otte 6ase uaret b~sifaitis
9eoe msO uoIGsuins al mt Selegraf.
label meuem SiGaunb og 9puanb, bouo
Der paa @runo al ben ioie Gios Form
iuioe 9eir bar uGret ct bsipGrliet III
bsioe. lloIG9ningen %begpnote paa 9pl.
lanas Rpft liot moro for 9Ou oen "a.
September % tOrliattss ben Is, oa
man ndaeoe ouer til SGluig paa Samse
Gen %. ueolasoes aabltt meuem Refs
q og Bauen paa 5omss, boor 6ab.
let tories / gano iamme Dae 81. u.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-18
Goosfalo.

Rogaiiu ou Noros JOruaIisr ". ! a.
b rieiu Der iorleoen Ssnbn9 baubs
25 Mars SubiIaum, ufsit ON Rutteu
pso Dsben, fort sftsr at 9ubiIGamso0s
gen par afiluttet.
ON 6ormioonssn bnuoe ban mobtu.
get @ausr fra gtabIisitmentsts per.
%ionuls.
- apots.tr s.. 6. CLAIM / SOrs
sr aigaaet pso Deben / en Albsr af 10
Aur sftsr Ianssre Tbs SpsbOm. Den
Afosbe par Riobsr af 3onusbrog oe
buuOs i flsre aur uaret NeOIem Of 9p'
raaost.
Driftsbeiiprer for Spbfpnite
3ernbane, 9ultitsraab 2. o. y.
8pbr / Ooenie sr forIsbeu afsaaei
osO 3eoen, Sc Gur summeI. AfosOe
par Riooer al DanuebrO9 Og bar / fin
1io paret MsoIsm at gpraabst.
- 5orleeen ifprteoe Ell paa Stibbus'
Deien ueb Ooenie boenoe sanmsI Dame
plubisIis beDibftIps ON paa @nbeu. oo
bun iammsn mso en- unbtn Dame tom
ipabiersnos / Rar5eoen at fit 9iem.
6un oebe fort eftu at pare brust mo i
BET nGrmeits 5us.
Aioebe par en- enfefrn Ssrens TN
uisermooer til Stibsbp9meier 9au.
len, OOenie gGrfD os ca. 70 2Iar gam
mel
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-18
Higsoagem.

Eirsodg ben 8. OCTOBER iamlebss
R~issoa9eu for at bsspnos 8intsrsns
Arbsioe.
Der bsspnotss iom ~iaouanIis meo
@uostieneife / 5rus airte, bpOr galtor
9uiib U ieI en- prqoitebe ousr 0sbr.
b, 81.
Bsg9e linsenes Meolemmer msotss
o~erefter paa llniuerlitetet. boor Bremiers
minllter 9srrin9 opIGite oet tOnseli9e
guoitab ON RissOagsns SammentrG-
ben.
Senere iamleors 6oItetiu9et %
palste meb meget flor Maioritet after
samIe 9sssbrO I'll 6OrmanO. 6srlts
9ieefotmano bleu @briften ems
Staoit, o9 aubsn gicsformano
5rier.
ganesiineet aabusoes omtrsnt amtt.
oigt al BET aIbite Rgolem, groprieior
:. u aben, gonii!o. I'll 6ormauo
Oalstss 8rOteoior >. N1atser. 6sr,
lie 9iceiormono bIeo Ssbeftse. ans
oen Sietiormano Stsffsn EN-.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-18
SpulDtfer.

6sIgenbe Meooelelier ON Seulptter
iuppIere Dem / port iOrri9e Drummer.
De biorers fra ben ftRrfe September.
Storm:
6ra Boubi9r9 mebbsles unbsr ben 2.
OftOber til g9enoipsiet liOsnbs": 6n
Raasoe grugsoOs, fore IiansOsr
Esmmer os gIunter briUsr gauO. Oct
antasss, OF ct 9th er gaaet unosr.
- 9u DebsieiIsr er iuaoen en- Diil
ira saub / Narbsoeu al 6aufboIm.
Siar9ningsoampersn .Dreiunb1 Gil
osruo o9 liable ben naitsn ienbsrfaaebe
Bart inc Ill 6rsOsritsbapn. Qaunel
tuHoe life I9iss belt, men bet ontaoes,
at Bartsn Ell ira 9ouauo. Der fanotes
bUertsn Papirsr eusr lpi, Os bet maa
pare en- llsss lib liben, Manb fabtt for.
LOB ben. 9uOr bette CT bleuen al, peb
man snbnu lite.
- uoe Rorbeen GIT en- | gres
merbofen bjemmebersnbe 6iftsbamper
s@arl" uuber msb Wanb os JRus. ges
iatuiusen bsitoO af 10 Wanb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-18
9igttge S9rnbanetinier.

Zen ipbfs Jarnbunefommisfion bar
paa ct | Ytborg afboIot oflluttenoe
Msoe Debtd9st at unbefaIe islseube gas
neunIas: ~ Com Statsbansr: en-
5erub0ne fra 9OIitebro ooer 6ernins
til @iDs (9siIe), tn Jernbane fra 8is
borg til 5ernins Os en- S%arnbaue fra
9aneuO oDsr SiltsbOrs til gramminse.
p Com 9riD atbansr: 6OrIan'
eells at gsilesg ouosIbansu mob geft til
ben Citation paa ben euentusle npe
Statsbane efter Brammiuse, Der foms
mer til at Iisse nGrmelt @rinbIfsb (bos
lite norb for @rinbitsb ad), en- 5ern'
bane fra 2unberlfop ouer gotbasle til
fornaunte puntt paa ben eDentueue
Statsbune sfier B%ramminge, os en-
9arubane fra Yarbs ouer Dsie til
iamme punft.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-18
SDebolme 90 Weslos 0eiler.

5orIeoen 9ftermibous boIotss / Bier.
get Ulsoe al eOoseiere ps en- ntelal
aomite mso 5agister Suenbfen iom
6ormano 0n9adsnoe Beue9slien al be
tore 5nooamninser peo 9ugboIms oa
geslss 0eiler. Oct opIpites, al ole.
blttteIis Sitanbiattelie al 9opeooam
niugerne par neouenoi9 til Sitring mob
@ennembruo / Binterens 9eb. De en-.
ssIlte eiere Uilbe tile oirs mere. 6Ois
9Ousooamniugerue 9ennembrsoes, uilos
ca. l RUaoratmiI At % omlissenoe 9gut
pare uoiat ior OuetiUsmmelie fta 6ior.
ben.
Oct ueoto9es at tebe 5u9boIm Belle.
iom eftsr lilbno fra 9ierne tan fdos
for leo, 600 Rr., bog fun paa getins
9eIie. at Gierne for egen Regnin9 uil
fortiGtte 6ulturen al 8ssles Belle. 3
mooiat 5nlo ueotogss bet al tsbs bseas
9siIer mso gpsuinser os Giurter iOr
zoo, 600 RI. 3sbet er bstineet at, al
Bsng,ne tan fans iom 9aan al Stntss
tosien o9 rentsfrit / 5 Aar. iii ben
eitbIitteIise 5itonbiatteIis ital iisIse
y. tesuss @orunti for 10, 900 ar.,
Omtrent 9alUoeIsn at Summsn tesnsbss
lfrnfs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-18
SrifinOelie.

Oct uatte | fin lib mesen Spfigt, bO
5oItetinssmano, @aaroeier IbOrup
bIeU untIastt for RaItefOrfOIitnius.
egttsligUis for Waneyn os oas bans
8snner er ban M bIeUeu fr~ifunoen
Sassn. Der mebbeIes nsmIis UNDER 2.
Off,:
gsb Rinbss@ isIum 6srreosrs Gts-
trurets Dom sr fbu. 6oltetinssmanO,
@nurbeier IbOrup at StaIs, ~irifun.
ben | ben SuititsiOs, Der Oar unIust mob
Gam for b~eorOssIist JOrboIb (MaItss
fOrfalffnins) os OuertrGOslfs at Straf.
felousns ! 27s.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-18
&pgmneoila9 90 Sloebramo.

1irsbus ben %. Sept. Hog epuet nsO
/ RruO Brorens @aarb / Nerre
Iaitrup. Saatben uebbrqnole ca
babe 9usopr, 9nObo CO 6OItcnes 9pi
inbebrGnote. Der par forftref.
0nsoag ben q. Sept. baUoe apnet
iGglis uoiegt Jig be meo eIettriite ginisr
iotbnnone aOntoter.
DIN 9ttermiooagsu fog gpnst ueo /
golts % leIesraftontOret / 9oIiteo, gp'
net sif sennem uureu. / bUlIten bet
rep 81 9uI, tat iorbI POiifnIom99tieens
3oueo neo Boroet, buor bet ramls en-
Peusetasie, faa at Penseue iprebtes
oper belle. gotalei. On Rdtten
log ennet neo | Dram minee GsIes
iOucentraI, buOr bet soeIn9oe SfiItsnps
pdratet til 9ollteo os Gsbiars DobbsIt.
LIME iamt itureu en- Del lraaoe. Ssrii
matte 9ftermiooa9 par 1sIefonforbin.
OeIien mso geittptit0tiontn senoprsttei.
Anore Ypnnsoill maIoes: Ssren
lbomens 9ienoOm / .. 6oittup
ueo yaroe neobrGnbts iulofGneig.
9pnet log nsO / ganrnp Rsus, iom
iuIbltanoig nsbbranote. 9uopioers
Hog ypnet neo / y. Beberen 9rsbs
@aarb / Demitrup, bpOr uobuisue
brGnote iamt 3 9elte os 10 8reaturer
i%ubsbr9note.
era 8%soIinsbiars msobtIss: latten
meuem ben 90. os 81. Sept. bar Der
ruiet en- ortanasti9 StOrm meb IOrben
o9 gpniIb. ON Rorgsnen log gpnst
nso / Sersn DaI9oarbs 9isnoom /
BsuIins uben bog at aurette lisrre
Stabe.
canine Dag log guuet nso / Gbri:
fen 9briiten ems Gitnbom / Nu.
Ium ueb 9ernius. iOm neobranbte til
9ruuben.
llueiret traueoe ct WenneiteIiu, ioet
m 3saorIg 9usmouo, Sens Is br.
R b Spnanbetbus, StGueS oen,
orGbtes al gpnet, oa ban par ube pda
Uiurten. Gen ufbsos efterlnoer ouitru
os Born. Zen Sergsn eunb
tiIbsrenoe @aaro / V~eftsrsD Drum peb
llIoum ueobranots ben 90. Sspt. goa
ueI R%reatursrne iOm 3nbboet os 10 uosn
for @aarbsn ltaasnos Geblfafte rsbos.
oes. g%psninaerne par asiurereoe for
1900 6r., eeseret for 80, 600 Rr.
- 1orsbas ben %. Sspt. opftob
oer Glib / Yognmano 6br. Ssrgen.
ems 6isnbom / gri~bsIeisliae. Saa
ueI Stuebuist iOm StaIobpsniusen nsb.
brGnOte total; fem !9eite os TO 8ssr
InbsbrRnote.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-18
5et oanfe WiisTonsielifabs
Eefret9r,

4qitOr Eb. eesitrup bar iOrnplis
/ 6pbsnbauu maattst unoertaife fig en-
Operation Tor en- QreIiOsIis.
Samms Sslifabs Misionar @et3.
fbei 9nbisn iom / bet Tbiie aarstiO
tie bar paret raft, ibst bans enc gunse
bar uarst ansreben, bffiuOer zig nu be
tpoelis beOrs. Oct a at baube, at ban
iuari oil 0ere iulofanbis beibrebet.
5or at pare fri for arbejos Os iumiieiS
npos sobt uf SeIuftsu, bar ban / Cons
msr OpboIOt fig / Irantebur buOr
ban efier gRssns 8aao ituI bIiUs eneHu
en- Wanneostib.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-18

ninser. 5eltmaaItiost talte $50 DsItos
sere. 5ormanben, 5ofiGssrmslfer . ed.
enssbOIm, bolot 6sfftaIen Os Operrutte
6seeb-@ uIobsrs ct Selu1fiolb paa
GlsiI msb 5uffriptionsr Of ale borsnin.
gems Minbehnse. 5ubiIaren bpIbsbes
~iensre | Caller at Repraientanter for
Dernes Qonbboforeninser.
= Snsoag b. 5. Ott. tunbe Riss.
oa9ens Bortnsr. 6r. u. OIfen, isire
fit rs Qars Subilaum | Rissooeens
1isneife. 9an par fsrit / nOsIe aur
guo / dissbagsu opps pan Rritions-
borg Slot, o9 ban uur ben ferite al
R~issoasens 6unttionarer. Der ft Uni.
form.
Zen gamIe, men enonu raite Wanb,
mootos talrigs 9ptsnituinssr oe Op.
marfiombeoer ira genner % Roueesr,
meoens Der lite ira bans 5oreiattes
5ioe oar uo9et Spor til 6eitlisbeO /
6dgsns AuleoniHg.
Sioiionsforiianber gruun, IS.
berg, bolot b. |. 0ttobsr % Aars gu.
bllGum / tit nuuGrenoe @mbeoe. 9ruun
ut i'm unuaonslle l. Ottober 1874 %
fun9ereos ira 3. 0ttober lamme Aar,
oa 9anen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aabnss
oss. ; 8a9eBs AnlsonIn9 mootOg
5ubilaren ira Sarnbaneperionalet en-
9rinorinsssaue, LEGION Der ira gpsns
6orretninssiolt bIeu uiit ben oibOIOte
StationsfOritanoer mesen 0pm9rtiom:
bso. DOgen siter afbOIotes 6sitmIooas
III 2ere ior 3ubIIarsu. IRE andre
Northumberland / @sbisrs isirsos
iamme Dag osres IS aars 9ubiIaum,
nemIi9 9otomotiuierer u. Anberfeu,
gunsformano u. Is. 9an en- o9r Sch.
pogter ern +, Der ale ire / 3nesns
4nIebnius bar mOotaset 6riuorinessa:
per fra osres Rammerater.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-18
ri Smteresie fer 9amer.

Blanbt ate BE- Uieoictaer, iom Il blepen
anbeialet / be for BET foiubeligs ron
eieuoommeliae S%pgoOmme. bar Del gamIe,
uelfenote a0aemiooel, 5r. Betets ku-
riko, btbolOt i'm plaos 9enntm Mare
mes Sob. Uiiis 6atte Dosu isier tun
npe gaurbar I'll oens iiOre Anleelle,
naar bun %fftipsr: Seq Ct Or. 6abtnep
/ 6bicago ms9en Cat ifploig Tor bons
Witbicinsr. J opsr lets Aar bapoe jog
ltoi at, bpao nan taloef "female weak
ness" % par ltabis unoer Sa9ebsbanos
ling; men iitsostior at blipe beore, bleu
lea pGrrs % u9rre. 3 Warts 1897
beepnbte ie9 at BRUCE Or. Pettrs ku-
riko og isnsre Or. geters Uterine.
8 Dag er ieg frilf. enoifent en al g9seIne
f%ortalte mig, al ie9 maatte unbeatable
mig en- Operation, O9 ies teller bet iom
min glisi at anbefdIe oisie gG9emioler
TIL mine Iiosnoe WleOistre."
8eits er blot Il al be mango %tuiinhe
lignenbe Breus, iom bIiuer mooiaget
paa dabritantens Rontor. RGrmere
Oplpsnin9er ueo at benuenoe fig til Or.
Bster 6abrnep, ll2-l14 2. Sopne
ape., ebicoso 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-18
IRA S%ofouten.

Cite ale geene er bet sooet eOnife
sIut meb arbejoets @euoptossIis, o9
snteIts Stsotr bar Der berffet Nisfor.
%nsieIie msb 5OrIiset. baupe fra arbsi
berues os ArbeiessiOereus Sios.
gognmanbstuiteue DiIbs for SIS. lite
fore Waieriule til BpsgepIabien bUor
qrbeiosgiueyne beitefttseoe 3tts.6us.
observation-disclosures bet gamIe
StriosiperssmaoI, 4nIsonins til iua
mango aouaitter.
Wen 5orIi9et baobe M nstop uotrpt.
feIis forbubt en- ioaoan aofarb, og man
muatte nltiaa finbe 5oritaaeIfgn paa
5orliseis @runolas.
Observation-Disclosures 5orrstninss.
nbOaIs baOs ba osiaa iaust Sassn orb.
net / MiuosIigbeo, % be bar enOuiosrs
bsiluttei, at ale %aaoaune Sirioslpergss
maal inosn for be entslte gag, ifllos al.
Ito ferii isgss ofgiorte al Ea9ets arbsj
Der Og neutrality-suspicious..
Ran bisie life enes, gaai Dc til 80.
usborsaniiatiOnsns 6OrretniussubuaIs.
Der er Iegn til. at | eurist be Is,
benbe Wano paa besse SiOsr oil sau
irem | Retfaroisbeo Os ssufois 9iaIO.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-18
Mangel paa arbejosfraft.

Dst ms6belss ira competent Sioe til
Riisaus Bureau, at gitiombsbsn |
9peningsfagsns og | Ssrninouitrien nu
sfter ben languuti9e godout sr iaa cts
traorbiner itor, at Der | me9et betpoeIi9
@rao ~iounes Arbsiostraft, uastst be
uoeIutteos Arbeioere ielofslselis ousr
alt er atbeios lom for godouten.
fra andre Slber paaitaOs bet, at
mango Nrbeioere ere blepne / uoldnbet.
Dettt mango" belsbsr fig beg fun I'll
/ alt ncsIe 9uuortoe