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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-06-23

''HER PARENTS DO NOT LIKE MY TRADE"
no money to start business. Is it proper for me
TO ask her parents or TO stop going with her7
am in this trade for the last 12s years. Is it
proper for me 10 kiss her? PosNER. R. NJ
If your trade is a good one. we
should not advise you to give it up, be-
cause some people do not like it. Re
member the fable of the man and the
ass, and how. in trying to please every
body, he pleased nobody. If the young
lady is willing and you are engaged, it
is proper to kiss Der.
Miss Beatrice Fairfax:
Dear Madam engaged to young lady,
whom dearly love. but she has very quick tenn
per. Sunday evening We were to meet at a birth
day party at O'clock. and as ! had quite dis
tance to go about Ave minutes late. When
J saw her, said. Good evening. Kitty" 10 her.
but she gave me no answer. repeated it the
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-06-23
Wayne nRxter ~ ns.

"That tall Mrs. Baxter seems like
woman of iron nerve"
"Oh, | don't knowl | was here the
other day, and her girl told ne she was
on the floor of closet under a feather
ted.
"Good gracious What was the trou-
BILE"
''She thought there was a thunder
storm coming. - Cleveland Plain
Dealer
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-06-23
The Appropriate Place.

'"rhey say that this new goat elixir
can be administered in the cemmonest
article of food"
st strikes me the butter would be
the appropriate place for it."-Cleve>
land Plain Dealer.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-06-23
A Peril Averted.

First Tragedian-Just listen to this:
''In California there are ostriches' eggs
weighing three pounds"
Second Tragedian-Great Scottl Isn't
it lucky our troupe didn't get chance
to play in California this year!-Chi-
cago Record.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-06-23
The Pride of Trade.

Gentleman (who has engaged aged
colored hackman to drive him from the
station to the hoteD-Say, uncle, what's
your name?
Driver-My name, sab, is George
Washington.
Gentleman George Washington!
Why, that name seems familiar.
Driver-Well. fo' de Lawd's sake, |
should think it ought to. Here have
been drivin to this station 70 bout 20
years, sah.-Harlem Life.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-06-23

81 have an extensive acquaintance
among the most noble families in Eu-
rope" said he boastfully.
Well" answered Miss Cayenne, 81
can only advise you to be cautious and
remember poor Mr.. Hooley.
ipgtOn Star.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-06-23

II ye only knew the backaches in an old stun
wall!
We read Of men
Who with pen
Have pried away the curses that have crushed
US in their fall.
| don't begrudge them honor nor the splendor
Of their name.
For an av'rage Yankee farmer hasn't any use for
fame.
But the man who lifted curses and the man
who lifted stones
Neverll bear mite of dir'runce in the Heaven,
ly Fathers tones,
For have the humble notion. bub. that when
all kinds OF men,
The chaps that pried with crowbar and the chaps
that pried with pen.
Are waitin to be measured for the things
they've done below
The angel with the girth chains bound to give
us all fair show.
And the humble man who's tussled with the
rocks OF stubborn Maine
Won't find that all his labor has been thankless
and in vain,
And while the wise and mighty get the glorious
honors due
The man who took the brunt OF toll will be re-
membcred too.
The man who bent his aching back will earn his
crown, my child,
BY the acres he made fertile and the miles OF
rocks he piled
That amt my whole religion. for don't propose
to shirk
What my duties are to heaven but the gospel Of
hard work
Is mighty solid bedrock that I've built on
more or less.
| believe that God Almighty has 1t in his heart
to bless
For the good they've left behind them rough old
chaps with bumped up backs
Who have gone ahead and smoothed things with
the crowbar and the ak,
For if all our hairs are numbered and he notes
the sparrow's fall
lie understands the bacs aches in an
Old
Stun
Wall.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-06-23
In wnr and Peace.

Krepps-Wbo's the scared looking
little chap SO completely under the in
fuence of the big woman?
Higson-That's Sizboom. Gotta brevet
and a gold medal for daring work in
the Philippines.-Philadsiphia North
American
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-06-23
A Necessity.

Necessity.
There is 4 great deal Of excitement
In Paris" said one French official.
"Yes," said the other calmly.
"And discomfort"
Doubtless. But there isn't nearly
as much discomfort as there would
probably be if there were nothing to
get excited over" r."-Washington Star.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-06-23
A Conscientious Employee.

81 understand your pretty typewriter
goes TO a summer resort at your ex-
pense every summer"
Yes" replied the lawyer. Just a
little business arrangement, you know.
It's a poor season that she does not
manage to throw a few breach Of
promise suits my ay."-Chicago Post.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-06-23
Where He Errad

Funston" said Caesar has shown
me where | made my great mistake"
Where was it?' asked Alexander
Il should have swum the Rubicof1,"
replied the shade of Julius.~-Philadei
phia North American.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-06-23
Alarming Conduct.

When l kiss you, Edgar, you are
not afraid am going to ask for mon
ey, are your
NC, dear, but I'm afraid you have
already cleaned me out while / was
asleep. Chicago Record.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-06-23
The Savage BACHELOR

The Young Sweet Thing-I wonder
how it is there is no good English
equivalent for fiance?
The Savage Bachelor-How about
Idiot?-Indianapolis Journal.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-06-23
An Ill Wind That Blows, Etc.

How does that fellow Smith make
living3 never heard of him work
ing"
Has scheme of his own. He makes
a business of renting quarters in flats.
The landlords invariably pay him a
good round sum to get out"
"Disreputable characterT
"Not at all; cornet player.
Free Press
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-06-23
The Ideal

Old Bachelor-po you expect to mar
ry. or do You prefer to keep your liber-
ty, Miss Van Sand?
Miss Van Sand-What funny ques-
tionl intend to do heth.-Harlem Lifs.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-06-23

The Russian scepter1s of solid gold,
three feet long and contains among
Its ornaroents 26S diamonds. $50 rubies
and 10 emeralds.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-06-23
Ornith illogical.

"Why, so very. late, George|
Easily 'splained, m dear. TIL love
Of na-nature retained m-me l was
lookin for tn frs robin of sp-spring."
''Are you sure it was a robin,
George"
Course I'm sure"
"Wasn't it several swallowsY'-
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-06-23

AS many ns l,O6t muscles have been
counted in the body of moth.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-06-23

and he only comes once a week. I am not bad
looking. and he is a nice gentleman, and /
would like to know who does he care for. the
wheel me9 Please give advice how
to find out G. G.
Perhaps he thinks that the best illus
tration of the -proverb Love me, love
my dog" is for him to love his wheel
first and then you will love it too. 1t
is not that he cares less for you, but
more for the wheel. Why do you not
ride too?
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-06-23
AN OLD STUN WALL.
II ye only knew the bsckaches in an old stur
wall!

II ye only knew the backaches in an old stun
WALL
Q LcTdy me.
I'm seventy-threc,
Begun among these bowlders. and I've lived
here through it all
/ wasn't quite to bulbs age there when dsd
commenced to clear
The wust Of ninety acres with hoss team and
steer,
And we've used the stun's for fencin, and we've
built around the lot
oh, I've tugged and worked there. sonny. outil.
gracious Inc, I've sot
And fairly groaned O. evenings with the twinges
in my back.
Sakes, there warn't no shirkin them days; It
was tug and lift and sack,
Fer it needed lots OF muscle, lots Of grumtin,
lots OF sand,
II feller calculated for to clear piece of land.
Bub, it isn't any wonder that our backs has got
q hump.
That our arms are stretched and awkward like
the handle on a pump,
That our palms hard and calloused, that we
wabble in our gait.
There's the right before you round the
medders in the state
And wonder sometimes. sonny, that we've any
hacks at all
When l fgger on the backaches in an
Old
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-06-23
His Practice.

His Practice. ---s----a-
"Say, you knew Deacon Hardway's
boy Hen. who went up to the city to
study medicine. didn't your"
"Oh, yes; kno I'd Hen well What
about him?"
HE killed himself day before yester-
day."
you don't say! What was the mat
ter? Couldn't he git no outside prac-
tice?'-Chicago Times-Herald.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-06-23

HARNESS MANUFACTURERS
/ Fred Hauff, 531 5. Main st.
GROCERIES
Wiener Bros, 224 E. Market st.
John Herbruck, 1S6 S. Howard.
4. Whitman, 504 S. Main ST..
d. J.. Griff1ths, 120l s. Main ST.
J. H. Etling, 33l Howe st.
Benner & Thornton. Corner
Bowery aud Wooster av.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
William Teplansky d Co., l9l 5.
Howard st.
MUSIC
O.G. Brownell, 2O7 E. Mill ST..
Sheet Music, Musical Instru-
ments, Graphophones and
Photographs.
MILLINERY
Helen Griffin, l2I f.. Exchange.
PHOTOGRAPHER
A. A. Besaw, 1S6 :. Howard st.
STOVES, TINWARE and FURNACES
The Jahant Co., 166 5. Howard.
MEAT MARKETS
William =. Walker, ll37 East
Market st.
Alfred P. Walker, Corner Adams
and UpsOn st.
DRY GOODS
John Herbruck, 1856 S. Howard.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-06-23
House & Lot
Given Away

B. trading al the stores men
toned below YOU will get a
chance Ia own Il home for nothing.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-06-23
Man want. but Little.

my poor man, take little Of this
pie-me own make-I'm sure IL will di-
gest"
lit moight. lady, but II it's all the
same ter you. let me die-jest ere wild
out it."-Ally Sloper.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-06-23
See
What we offer for
TOMORROW

Saturday, 24th. If YOU want to save
money call on us.
Five leading brands -four from
90c TO Sl.l0 per sack
Old potatoes 4oc per bushel
New potatoes 25c peck
Our flag soap Is bars for 25c
8 cans tomatoes 25c
8 cans early June peas &c
! cans corn 25c
5 cans pumpkins 25c
3 cans best magnolia syrup pc
s lbs. farina ..... 25c
1 lbs. oyster crackers - . 25c
lbs. soda crackers .. 20c
lbs. ginger snaps. =. 25c
Cream cheese .... l2c
Fresh country eggs l5c dozen
First-class country butter. l4c lb.
Do not miss this sale
A.~@ITMAN.
504 South Main St.
Tef. 1893.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-06-23
Ask For Tickets

With every cash purchase of
50c You will he given a ticket
which may get you home.
a warranty deed given the for
tunate person holding the lucky
number.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-06-23

Try to Get Home. The Following Merchants Give
Tickets On House and Lot.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-06-23

Saturday, 24th. If YOU want to save
money call on us.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-02
Wfaine.

YOlitiet unoer Deputy Sits I'M.
oerisste @inoor Sotel for mulis.
uiS at finbe lpiritusie Driffe. boilfe bet
er iorbuot at ialse Der / Staten. 9e
iauot o9 mebtose for $500.
9tte minore END % isonger, Der.
i6ianot en- apinbe meo ct life Barn
eaa Nrmen, iuo Manous ben 17be Suli
/ Municipal Courtroom / 5orbsr, be
part ale nnflaseoe for . ruffenfab.
Zen iorleoen omtalte Neser.
Wi(lie 0uton, iom anitllleoe fig
blino, blep osmt til 2 Wfaaneoers
5ensiel % til at forlaoe Staten.
st franit. fanabif 9Gstepar, Tom
Dor i Biboeforb os bar ueret gift 3
Qar, bar life farre enb 6 Vgrn / be 3
Anr. aonen nebtom forleoen Dag meo
9piainser for treble Gang. Nae 8srn
ere lunoe oa ralfe.
5rnnf Wifion fra Nuburn,
Tom / lensere lib bar u9ret / 8lonoiie,
er tommen tilbaee til fit Siem. Der
li9es, at apften bar peret meo BAN, Os
ban ital uare bleoen rig.
- aaptain aelbp fra 9 cboOner
g 6rant 2eaper) 9ao 8apport / Sort
lamb ben 22oe Suli, at EN- Of bans
M9no lalot oper Borb peo Cape
Gfiinbetb os orutneoe. Sans Naun
uar g bn Nielfon. San MAJ enten
baue peret Suenif eler Danif,
iasbe aaptajnen; ban bauoe for fort
9io iiben bDret BAN ! Nefu Yorf.
- Oct iuerelte lueir, iom fnn min
bes | mango Nnr, traf ben oper @9nen
ber ben 22be Suli. 2pn % Eoroen be:
spnbte ON gftermiooasen ST. 5 o9
bolot uafbrubt Deb, inotil &l. | ON
Staten; bet a iom ON Sloen ilsj fra
ben enc geroensoel iii ben onben; ct
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-02
Gilbert 9ea, Minlt.

MARY os Rate 8intber fra
Iurebo 0. W!biter @rooe. Wo., par,
i ben iOrIpbue llse / SsiOs Dos YaitOr
RiIof9s.
Orr. .. 66riftsn en- fra
6ui6iuiOn par berneoe iioi;e uee. oeIs
for at beige in son BsrtbeI, iom bar
9sitaitiselit i y@eoses giurierp." Os
bells andre 6oretnins anlis9enoer.
Ole lors9aaro, en- norit,
ing Nano. tom Sonbos Aften uIptte:
li9 al Gage, ioe. ban orutnsoe / 6oun.
tain cate, buor ban / bsruiet Gilitano,
iammen mso flere 6ammeroter, par
gaaet 10 % babe. Den forulptteoe,
iom lang Iio bar arbeioet for !. Is.
SAGE. unr tenot for at uRre Ell un9
Wano al COB Raratler inotiI for npli9,
oa bon otO at tomme ooarIi9t SeIitab,
bauoe beggnot at brittle.
Stubeut Nielien boIbt iiblte
Sonone QftsS ct me9et intereiunt 5ore=
DRAG ouer ben pbre Wisfon iomt It
stsIlte' enoe 6orbolo / De forfteui9e
5eoenite 9%eroensoeIe".
QemisY y. u iel en- bIeu forleoeu
optaget / Wsngberen, og / Sonoass
bIeu 3. 8. Yster en- % 9ultru ops
ta9ue.
Dor 9usroasitOIe, meo Club.
RtsIen Tom Carer, 9aar romertet.
70 Born ere MI inomelote, %pilinot bel
itsrite 2lntaI. Der bar ueret no9et Aar
- 9albemar Seniens it ct
lille Con i lioite llse.
Wiis lertilbien, 0it Ulinnea'
polls, beieste / iibite llse 4lfret
9tuuiens os paltOr ailofiss.
- gN Oroftiernen" er Naunet
paa ct llssbIab, iom en- banit Wr
W untboIm bar bespnot at ubsiue
gilbert sea.
- 9ewis y. NieIen reiite iioit'
Ranoa9 til RiceIano, buor ban nil
arbeioe for en- 5armer en- 3 Utaansberi
lib. 0isIisn5 Bortreiie uil bliue Fl
fpIeIist Cab for port San9tor, buO'
ban par ben leoenos BaS.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-02
Gatine, @is.

puftOr 6oIm uentes tiIba9e ira In
6sriereiis / oisie Gage. Pr9lisrne
RieIen os s. en-, 6bieasO. An'
Racins, o9 Raarup, Oi9'
toib, baUs bstieut Menisbsoen ben tor=
lsbns Maaneo.
smmauueIs Ment9beo bar
tebt paltor RiIbliss gus paa saiapette
ausnue, llse ueo Sioen al 8irten. 6isn.
oommen ital bsnpttes til praltsboIis.
Wsnisbsben ri! / 9fteruaret Opisre en-
ltor SiaIo, Der oil tunne rumme rs
Spunb 9eite, iau btbcue e%anomGnb,
Der bsisse 9mmnnueIs Rirte, buerten al
bape 6erstsist itaaenoe paa @aben uto
Bintertib, euer at betaIe for at iaa
6eltene / Stalb unbsr @uostienelten.
Stalbeu bIiuer iaa opb, at babe 9elts
os gOsns pile TONNE unber Tag.
= s4 Born beige 9uerbn9sitOIen /
Smmanuels Rife. Stnoent Riele en-
fra 6lt 9orn er Carer.
palior SEMEN CT paa en- 2
Tigers Wisfonsreiie uoe pelt.
= paltor Qnbrea en er III flpttet
til Yraitsbuiet Ro. 500 eaiapstte aue.
nue., Iise psb Sioeu al 5mmanuels airte.
Mon lite Racins pil pare ben
bsbite gp at Optiue Winoeitsttsn Tor
Eranbbsrs /, buis nu Ianten ton bIiue
%UirtsIissiOrt2 IS Raeine CT iss bism'
ms~, iasOe ben samls 9aesrsmauo, ba
ban ben libits Sang par Der.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-02
Seresioro, 9. Satuta.

9aitor q. Q. Ntel en- og 5umiIie
par iOrrise lse Oure at OiIe9ge ct ge.
log Dos NaboprGiten, u. u. Anber:
n, 9ibor9.
: 5Orri9e eerOo9 bitten tom be unse
ira Menisbeoen Der og ouerraifeoe 9a,
tor Nielen / Nnlsonin9 al bans
beoielscas. De meobru9te bl. a. en-
imut Os uel ipIot pen9epun9. pditor
giielien o9 bans 9uifru bIeu ri9tig
glade ueb oenne Suerruifelie fra oeres
t9re uu9e o9 fit oerueo TN ny Spmuns
iring til at arbsjoe bIanot Dem meb
9aab.
: 6Orrise Sontas 6Orm. par Der
@uostieneite. On Gitermiooa9en
boIbt BultOr 9iieIie n l%lusoomsm0oe /
Nortb Star StOlsbus.
= Abel Rosmuse en-, ben un9e
Wanb, Der bleu rant at gpnet b. 5
SUM, ct itte raft enonu. Oct guar
fun imaat msb at somme til Rr9iter
isen.
- Baitor RieIeu par / iioite llse
en- Cur Blair, Reb., til StoIeoiret.
tions meoe.
- Soften er MI begpnot tel omtrin9,
og ben oil NOT glue Arbeioe Qur, oa
Der ct meset at b0ite; men bet Ell 10 Oss
iua, buuO man bar baabet paa O9
sIaOet fig Ill, iao bet iulosr Ianstira
beiUerIist al faa @rOcen, iOm 9erren
bar siuet IA riseIis, biayset.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-02
T%reOsfOnferenteu ilnttet.

6reostouferencen lutteoe iaa meo
forrise use, os bur bog aItio Opnuaet Ell
Eeiultat. Cab uGre, at be fleite pil
fple iis i%tuiieoe Os ipnes &eiultatst er
rin9e = trobs aa mango sooe 9oueoer
lusbe Zig / Blob bet mau bog ino.
rsmmes, at aIens Oprettelien at pets
manent golbsiftsbom tol er
ct betpoeIist 5remitriot, til Meuneite,
IisbeoenS Seir ooer garbariet.
Den ~rusiilfe Delegations 6Ormano.
Baron be StuaI, iluttebe Ronferenceu
meo nosle imutte Orb, Os fra OrOn.
nin9en at 0oIIano OpIaltes en- 6sn.
filling til gauen, Der bar ueret 9no.
pen, foroi Stalien boIot BAN uoe fra
6onferencen, om at pGre Sa9en beuaa
gen. Os iua sit MeoIemmsrne buer
til fit.
Den omeritan feOeIe9ation
bar o9iaa MI peb Ronferencens SIut.
ming tiltrutfet fig Opmartiombeoen.
5 goIbsiftsfOrilasefs artitel 81:
on uenfobsIise Mas,ers Maslins for
OF afuenoe truenbe 6ris, bapoe man
inbiat Oroet Ylist iuaIeoes, at bet
funoe bliue Ylist for Il. 9. at blanoe
fig / europeilte S%trioisbsOer os ON.
uenot.
Guropa pilbe baue lfaiiet Monroe
Ooftrinen rub at 8erben" men bet
mislpftebss. Den ameritanfe OeIegos
ton forIanste, at artitIen ituIbe for-
toIfes tpoeIi9 % afsau berfor fpI9enoe
@rtlerins:
DE 6oreneoe Staters Delegation
ptl, ibet ben unberlfriusr Operenstoms
fen anqaaenbe freoelise Opsor at ins
ternationuIe Stricisbeoer. iom foreiluaet
af ben internotionaIe 6reosfonference,
af9ipe fplsenoe @rflering; 'Sntet, iom
inoeboloes / benne Ouereusfomit, Ifal
fortoltes iaalebes, at De 6orsnebe Stas
ter ffal pGre neot til at frapige fin tras
~bitionelle Bolitit: lite at tiltrGoe,
blanbe fig / euer ltriOe inb for poIitife
Spsr9smaaI, Der uebtomme en- ubenrisit
Masts inbre StprsIie. Ssleritte ifal
no9st | naunte O~perenstomlt tunne
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-02
5remont, Neb.

Ssnbas ben -, Gus, bill Der blipe
aibolot Ssnonsliols.5 eit / Yierces
@roue, ueit for 5remont. Baitor u rs
bar lopst at pare til Steoe. Vile
ere eeniisis ~inbbusne.
- STUDENT Sfgtt. Der | SOm mer
bar arbejoet Der 5remont, arbejeer
MI for anbrem R~ielIen / Saunbers go.
annoibat Sgrenen fra Dannes
brog, prabi,ebe ber / airfen Onsbas
Gften, os / 9orsOass paa 8afterne.
- Sibite 5Oraar oebtos bort 9reoe
Bpraab, at iorbpoe Bicpflerionins paa
Bpens Gortoue. Oct a iiffert en- uos
m9rfet 8ebt9st. Men nu forleben
ueotos bet iamme 8praab, at opb9oe
5%orbubet. Der maa MI i9en feres
paa Gortopene unbtasen fra Z til IL
often.
Oct bar iiffert en- baarlis 8eote9t.
Wlen be fan 10 life ale pare liae CODE.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-02
Sejier @ilbelm til Tranfrig.

Wan tentte Jig, at Reiier 98iIbeIm
ueo tit oltentatiue Beio9 ON Sorb paa
bet frantic SfoIeifib .Sfi9enie",
oiIoe ti.tenoe9iue fit Quite ON at muatte
fao Sou til at beie9e Barrier ub=
itillingen til nalte Nar = uoen at
blipe psbet ub.
Men MI meboeles, at aejleren ital
uGre oriltig NOT til at uiQe poue Jig els
bog inb / Ell al De frantic MilltGrbapne,
Brett eaer Gber5our9-p9 aae=
rtoe / Qar. Der menes omfrin9 LOBE
Ausuit. inben ban uenocr biem I'll Spits
luno ira in NOr9estart. 9uis =
buis aejieren ifuloe faa pirteIi99iOrt
oenne geniale 9ante, - buao Nj fOres
Iebig msset betuiuler - tunoe Der ellers
fremtomme CT ret 9ribenoe Sttuatlon,
naar asiieren itulbe boIoe Sale FOX BEN
frantic Marines Sefororing al Seroenss
ueaet. Ipgterne baoer nenIis ben Dtas
zine, meoens be lite a9ter ben %franife
6Gr ierlis me9et.
Os buao uil bog G5aren iise; bet
par ben ~frunife Marine, Der moisosoe
ben ran t.rusiiite alliance.
europa ipnes. uirteIis paa fine gamIe
0ase at blue freofommeIis % matte
ialis.
Men ben frantic Reserina uiI faa fit
Cure mso vBatrioternee" Gaputifrig.
tilmeo ba geio9et rial finoe Steo JANIS
.ioi9 meo Rrlgeretten ouer Oreplus.
StuIoe bet u9re Der, al man bar De
eiuIte Srnaoe / Republittens 9plt til
Reiieruenli9beoen?
81 untuse, at 0iitorien er opfantas
leret Of EN- tomblnerenoe SenIatlonss
biGrne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-02
Ncenah @is.

No9le al pore ounfe aontraf prer bar
iorlaot uor gD for Ell I'D. 3b0ms
I en Bros. ct for nusen lib iioen rejit
iii Gau Claire. ISIS. bpor be opiertr ell
flor Mple til Bapir Snonitrien. Oct
Stptfe arbeioe uil NOT tuse Dem bele
SUmmeren.
Mutton 81 iel en- er rejit III @it.
tenbers, Nis., buor ban ital upfore an
temmeliS tor gutit.
= Onsoas often ben %. Suli bnuoe
unsoomsioreninsen ~forauitaltet ct
Lawn Social boS Offer 0anien. Ice
cream os Safe ieruereoes. QItenen
par imut. Beis9et tort, aii9inin9en 900,
og aft gift llollst og fornelet. Ouer.
ltuooet er tn por Stole / 8latr.
Ct Bar lmaa Bigger gift on ira Del enc
Boro III oct anoet Og ialbgo Blomiter.
sob en- Buffet, Den foiter 3 Gents, BET
ltal uere tit at bpsse en- Sfole iOr
Webrnlfa".
9nf, tare imda! 5 bar pitt o. 9lore
ct gobt @tsempel. Gag ale lat / lan=
me Gniolb % 9rOltab, iaa 1T ui life BLOT
jamie 3 men Is 1uiinbe.
Manoa0 ben "a Suli Tom Or.
8. @. San Ell Der til Bpen.
9croaos baooe ban troult meo at ilpttt
inc / fin npe 2eili9beb. Or. 6anlen
ital baue Bopel % aontor / Mr.
Stone sSpJnin9. meo 0pSons ueo lioer
al Manufuctures 8ant. 3. 8. 3anier
TT oanit us oil serne anbeiale Zig III
Qanosm9no.
Mii8 u eff n bar u9ret ipS ol
iensell99enoe en- Waaneos lib al
Smitte ira en- @iitplante / 0auen,
Oct er anoen Sang / CONNER, bog er
5aren lsen %aiuenot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-02

iortoIses faaIebes, at bet betpber De
i5oreuebe Stuters OpsiueIie of fin fms
oifiOnsae Snains ligenuerfor rent
dmerifanife SpsrSSmaal'."
Oqiaa ieIue ben Omitanoisbeo, at
bet nusalbenbe 8OIosiftsfOrIus 1uiIer
paa ben ameritanffe Delegations vprins
clipper, bar inbuunbet oennes Uteblems
mer flor 9gre.
Der EN- Staggering bar fsIt
fig trenfet Ouer 6enitiaiusen til pauen.
Den frp9ter nemIi9 MI for. at Spsress
mouIet ON Pauens Suuerenitet %
v6irteltaten" ifaI bIiue rejlt os inbs
antet for 8OIosiftsOOmltoIsn. pans
9eli9beo ftuIbe i iaa Sab meo 8eleien,
9ltrls o9 6rantri9 / Gpssen gore Rrau
paa Ielue 8erbensitaoen: Rom
os aOnseriset Stalien saa Slip Of ben
eui9e Stao.
Com betenot paaitaar gauen, at ban
pao CT. Beters ge9ne eier gpen Rom
Os be tiIsreuienoe @sne. aonserisst
5talien oil / GilfeIOe at, at Spprsss
maalet relics, benboIoe fig til @n9lanb,
o9 rimeli9Ois betnoer bcttes 9jeIp mere
enb be andres tiIiammen, tiImeb oa
5rantris insenIunbe er uogen paalibeIig
pDatter at YauetoIen."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-02

Mrs. 9it(ien i6s'e ieto al toffe
foriomfin9en. ian 9oot beabes 5Blelier
tillob bet.
Wan idmtnfpbe ioa en- 5tuuo, bpurs
eiter apinoerne ieruereoe 8offe o9
ao9e. Otter eft Bar timers bps9eligt
Snmppr meo prritefottene. titles man
iaa meo 5Dtelien al, of bet brinser
@lRoe At 9l1oe andre.
8enner paa Qnnbet baooe og:
iaa ertnoret 0neen. og brn9te ON Otter
m%looagen ct Biaebe nf 8rRiten os
Fruen I tort dormat og inofoftet 7
breo gnlben &amme.
3esuoen mooto9 bun apfsnHfnin9er
/ 8n9ens Nuleonin9 fra Yenuer fern
o9 n9r.