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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-08
ira Sirfelipet=

lei tirtelise Nebe. ggetbes'
bnmeoet". bUor ale 8 Rstuinser inosns
for 6oltttuten modes til inobprots
5oIhnuolIne, otholbtes l Aar | Seber'
baun ira l7-l9 DIT. 5 Sorbauo.
Iingsmeoerne, iom man oil finoe uoisr
lrgers omfal. aubsfiteos bsr / Slaoei
osltoe 1000. b. t. iaamOnse iom ben
ftsrts Sal / gstbssoa tau
rumme. Rcrtsne pare ouersos rsUut
bort for flere Waansoer iiosu.
Slanot OsItaeerne pore lert GUN.
orsoe oanite 4raiter. iumt noeIs iro
SUsrri9 Oe erieIfe ira ROres. vi os
foltnaunte msote en-. nemlis ben be-
tsnois norffs pafioraiibeOiO9 % u D
Sen n lom iunbuot Caller.
8st Der bemGtfes. Of .Snors DRis
lion" beltos Oeiao / Aar mso galtor
Glib. Bed Spioisu.
airtefonbst. iFrsoas ben 90
OFT. LOB Rebsnbapns 6irtsfono / Ans
Ieoning at lin 3.aarise Stiftellestth
afboloe iamtIoiee Aftsnmsosr / 30 10
bsnbaUniis RiItsr. ON ben psb osnu,
ytiIiebeo inoiomleoe 6oustt forsliaqn
be enbnu lite Nieooslslie; be tiolissr'
bar for ben uarlsret meusm ll-15. OOt
Rroner.
RirteinhnisLfe. Ssnhas ban
22oe Stt. iuouieoss 9umlsbG
Rtrte al 8iftritisproDft gsrteIe r
/; 6sIfnesr. Rutsns Ror ueobrGnot,
/ 6ior peo 5uIstio. og Uso bsn gelligbro
off 6unffmnler Iorpbs imufte AItsr.
table: gRorsiGtelien" tnbt. Zen 9amlt
Runlfner bar nu molet ct Btasoe met
lomme Motto; BET Itai pare Iise fac
imutt Iom bet branote. Rlrten er bic:
usn belt io%tffsnuet, os til bet nps AItsi
sr Der ffantei TO ptastise armitaser.
Npt Wisfionsbus. 95Gur'
. / 9 ueo 8in9tsbing er Der / lnbepG:
renoe CONNER Opiprt ct WisiOnsbus.
9ubpielisn iorstOses Monous ben 25os
Oh. al 5iitOp @stds.
SslIinge 2 eminarium m. 6itsr
5Orlpoenoe ct bOritanoer 9arfen pao
Ranum Ssmlnarlum uonGout I'll 6or.
ilanosr pau S,ainge Ssmiuurinm.
0p 6eiftoIe. ubbernp 6oinoe.
belltole inbpienes iorleofn meo ei Nsos,
Der ousruarsoss al ca. 700 Wennelier.
laIer bolotss al StoIens 5oritaneer.
Sannit ginbbat, puftor 0Oft
gurtou. Os 9siitOleforftanosr u. y Oul
EN-, 8pslinse.
Abpentifters 89rneplists.
orboIo. On oenne Sag bar ,air:
teIiei Samfunos" BeiipreIie | sisbss
meo buao Der TT ffst fra gtiprsIien fOI
ben inors WisiiOn", bsnUenot fig til
Rirteranost. Otter buoo Der forIpor,
bar 8aaost nu nrmooet 8uItueminIite'
riei ON Dos Rrissminilteriet Of ubuirts.
at AoDsntilter Tan TONNE til at afijent
ones garnepIist paa en- Woaoe, iOu
lite itrioer mob oeres Sperbeuisnin9,
}: insen NiIitartisneite ON esroassn.
a%nleouinssn til osnns Gags 5rsmi
fomlt par lilfalost meb ben aopeniiliiifs
Soloat / RpbOrs @arniiOn - tioIisg'
omtaIt Der | gIaoet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-08
Valgret Oh Waiabatbco for
NpIuoer.

9so =. 6nuosn ct / 6oItetin9tt
luobraet Anoiasenoe ia lOriienlse
sOinosfOrsninset ON @ennemtsisIie al
%polilIlt Sal9fst os 9aIsbatbeo Tor auin
Der. 9suulfes III uopalga for IN.
B agenoer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-08
nc Asgx
nonGoneIier % atfeoi:
a~eiier.

StiftssOrisbeosn / Suns Stiit bar
beifittst hiot,Iuarenoe Orsdniif pso
Rsee Rirte garI angut = b ri.
titan Senfen til 0rsanif Ueo ct.
Rnubs Rirfe / Oosnie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-08

6omponer I'll en- g9roi al 81. 81
Isnbss frit III enbuer pna bo~rlansenbe.
Danish Luth. Publ. House.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-08
Sulaa MeObelelier.

Ntsfionsbotel Stn8en.
Sfi9ens 6oieI CT at Rsltnurater u n
btren iOlet til Wislionsboiel til Sic
rem of 8anosrs Uiisfonsbotel for
as, 900 Rr.
AIberbomsbem Bnrnnbst /
Nptsbins 3. bar forlsbeu ueota9et Dps
f%srslien ii ct Alosroomsbism pna ct al
Rommunens @runoarsalsr.
SuerfaIo. 9n paa Dsrregnoioen
SuuIffou nfffsoiest Rail, Der bauos
iruet mso at pile taae 9tpst Of 5orpal.
ter Is briitsn n Der pan @narbsn,
ouertaIoi iorlsbsn Aiten 6orualtsrsn.
buem ban log mso en- 2tie / 9ousost,
ida ban bspioltlss iiurteos I'll Sofosn.
Den OueriaIons blep bro9t Ill gagen /
Orbat. bpor ban blep ion bunbsn. 6el'
olquls Il BET lite oluorli9 6ars Tor bans
Slo. Holilist lsoer M efter @%erninos.
mauotn, Der foen 0oerfa!oel bar ware
%iDrluunoen.
apotetsrbspilling 9. Itf 81
nnoot Cand pharm u Is. VI. Sobn
at Ortien al orIus Npoirt / 0titeb unbu
Ranoets Amt.
AobpbrO-6 srrine amen.
Rublera-Waarup Rommunes Gebeere
bar beIlnttst at pof et Eilifno paO
So. 600 ar. I'll gobpbro-peften-
gsnlirup - 6lsrrinqbanen. 8enne
Rommune tr pan @iuno al ben liore
Jurrnlroft III ysnitrup itGrtt inisres.
irret / Banens AnIa9.
st bet9ntsliefl iosns@ ean.
forleoen Tom Ct N6gttpar mso iuo Bern
pau gabeeooioen I Aafbus. ioiei ln9en
Dusflsr ullos boue e%srueHOtien. .Adr
bus Silitsl." i%iIfeief, at iaoItoes e.
5orboloet meeet orie meo be busullot.
iom gaoteantosn moa itofie GAG oDel
6oueoei. &c tommer lite al Neo
men io1ol 6nsUarlane ittt ul lels ben
9eiIigbeo. mar Do bar TN nome Nsrre
hot. 8aa %gdo,gaarosn sr DEL | Ore
bltttei IS busplioe ,SamiIisr / Aal bus
lolt paa 76 pnioner.
6otelfale. 9oielforpn9isr y o
tefsui Snusr bar / SOAR fsb 80
tel 8bsnr" / Asiens Tor lO5 600 RI.
liItrabellen timber Stso l.. Dioi nail,
Mar.
0rGbt Of en- Sc. 6Oileosn bleu
en- fsmaori9 8rsus pau & bIns Worf
rant 6opsbsi Of en- &c. Tom en- Gloi'
Broosr fog @ras meo ups paa Rar.
Ten. Barnet osoe 8n9en tftsr ION
beige al Sanret.
@Inrmstetffrsite Snmis
liae @lormtlieriurnos i Adrbus bar nsb'
laei 4rheloet pna @tnne OF llouersns,
liemmslis meo Weiirene angonsnbs
Afidtislie Of en- ny prisfurnut.
poui 6Iemsns Bsteri en-, ltans
later 6. " Bee rms tolpaariae Sen
bsos iorlsoen Of opfnnGunte itugleIis
Spso5m.
Weisriubftifliue. Den iiet.
iooite Meiuiuotiuing aibOIoes / 6reos
rieio ben zoe os Iote December b. u.
Sqmnerembsosf I Semuig bier
/ ct iorlsben niboloi gpraaosmsoe beiat
msp ga~utbosbOIoer. SprOGosmsoIem
Ul. Sertnfsn. gpens nuuGrenoe
aamnsr, 6r. Is. Is. 9uno, Der boi
unrsioset emb,Ost / AZ aor. er siter
4uiosnine bieOet aiiteoigd ira /. go
nuar 1900.
Sn y@uI0brplInps9npe".
Anlsonln9 Of. at Rebmnno Sane
Brogei Anibus fornplie tunos bous
feiret 1T @ulobrpuup. buis bans louiiru
bapos lspei. bar 9r. grOse ienot 1000
ar. til 9oonbuGiteriOreninsen I'll llps
being I'll 5omiIIer / imaa Raaf.
81 III ouumrnt Or atiftinn
ben 4nbtn enltsr vNpborg AOis
rein / 0atbeoen al JipbOre SIoi. buor
naunie aongs, iom beienct. Il fsei.
globst luifer en- NriitteI lanlebes:
.Bi ifal mso bet isrfe brin9e en-
Sfitie al ieIus ben msssi moIeriifs
-. "
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-08
Rrs. gNtnsiop,s eeofb,ne Gurmp

Nre. G"otU ny NSv'ux
"a sammslt. soDi prspeI N1iboeI. lem ts9per 30
aar hor DRret brust Of wtiuioner gassre tot ftfs
zmaab6rn / 1anDperioDfn neb tnlotomHfH
Snfees. Gti beIoliqu Barnet, bigbeier
iorminbfter EsionbeIen. eulmer SmeFfeH, bslotetfr
BiHbfciif. bar en- meqst b~eboetlig <maB Ga CT bel
,Dtrali | @erosr. qrifsn Ct rs 6eHts 6iaffen.
ouff at ~iotlanee Yers. Emissions Zootbtn9
z6rMp o. iagingsn onbsn Gioes. ba gfeore pl
6not ben at p0re ben bebfte Dl<btein ! aaubpertotsn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-08
Smuffe, oanife Yraftsfrapsr

(s2o gibsr) Iepsrss til ben biiliss Bris s2.ls, porto
frit. araper o%piaiies for e5e. portoirit.
Riis s. etrand,
fsf2-17th Ape. Co., minneapolis, Ntnn,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-08

In Ct MFR aaiorrb 1 btnHt Gsn of aanbtt. sst sns
sHbrs Gpsbomme ~iiIfammtn, os ben tteD tnbtii b fsits
fac Var aniet iom sbelbrebsIis. 3 u,auss. manse Har
srtIorsbe sasens ben iOr en- Total spsbOm % iOpituD
IotsIs Daiblsr, os ba be 10. opnaosos pebrsbdIs peb
Total sebsnbIins. srtlorste be ben for ubeIbrebsiig.
8ibenffaben bar bsDift. at aaiorb sr en- fOnhituiionsi
Spsbsm os Der for frazer fonhiiuiionet 9tbanbling.
Co., ToIfbo, Ohio. Ct bet eneite foHittiutioneIt Sdges
mibtett D~Roritoet. Oct toges t~nopenote portionu
fra ~ Bronber tifeH Gheffefulo. Gtt uittsr birefie
paa Dlosei o. Spftemefs SIimbinber. DE tilbpber et
hunbrtbe Dollars for etbDert TiifoIbs, bet tfts tou tus
fue. StrlD litter e~iTtul0rtr % 9ibnesbyrb.
Abrtsiet
SIS. Gbsney O.. IoIess.0 o
ey- Soiets lss Mpctbstert.
Halls Family PLls &C b bssae.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-27

uae rtsnlet. n kansas - oppressed -
sfft pen.sNfwsr' ss' aihrusN 'he
usfWss w ihat sis'e rFu,it no penalty
4safh ff srpsi ensH@s ssys hs ~ul
rtytf ssH Asa'h sswsNt iis has ne
s 80 taHas convicted nw'asfst wha
o. Hahs that ihs Stealth tfns'i, pes. flle1
- we .sus - rswlsA aat iis SAYS he
tsefsis tfsfh Is nfs iauf',eAms rNas
faf tts r.enHef tss FtfHsfi - '~us lhA
f.s.h wsFtft sd uHisss 80 PRISONER
sa afa #sHAawus tsmrstNe va
ssvethas la s'sA the ss8sn,. 10 vii hsvs
g. fssvAiH "a iaH 20 Fsse ,hs selesae fas,a
d. AD.IAaF aMllA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-27

tenant IN ~ ana upcu shs breaking cut
% sAe ~ ~ prsssssea - - . 0ajce
and assistant adju'ans ssnsrAl Of veian-
t~sre snd ~~s made = member es Gen.
Skaters stan. lie rendered excellent ser-
vice N the sAnuase campaign ana was In.
dsfa,.sab,s In ,esksnx after the ecmtsrt
~ the solaisfs ana carrying cut the de-
,srs q the psan OF campaign. lie con-
uas,ed Cuban fever. bat upon HE return
to the North wss spparvas,y restored "a
health, In september he vas promoted
TO q lieutenant ccseneley and volunteered
fer service Ia the rhll,pgsnes, COL Muey
was enc et the moe, popular efyicers In
the army.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-27

Bishop v,n~ens made mcs, serious
inroads into the usual Methods, MIME.
'erisl serenity. The Puget sound con.
ference wsa. ngura,ively, placed In .
bag. and the various congregations
we're permitted under the obligtng
Bishops impartial direction 10 reach In
ana take on, the frst preacher that
came 10 hand N'xis.nve changes of
yas,ofats OUT - n total OF II, were
made itlnersnoy IL tho conventions 70
the Methods, church militant, ana II
must be admitted that the bishop has
reared thereon th's year mos, won.
derfai structure. The tower of label
and ns erection we're not attended by
greater vocal demonstrations. ~ We are
o. accept ~ entirely corree, the &C.
counts IL the newspaper historians
Evidently the presiding bishop pro.
ceeded on the theory tina, lively shsk.
ing up " always In order among Meth
odisss lie repfimanded che brethren
for interfering In the national govern
ments enforcement ~ tho anti.
esnteen lsw, and he rebuked the sia.
tern for their inv,ncible inclination 10
steal from the household 10 the public
roetfum. from the domain ~ pots ana
kettles 10 the arena Of masculine aetiv.
tiles, where al, might be lovely and
man alone vile, ~ woman would only
stay away IN many ways the waiting
church dlgni,ary manifested His testi.
nesr and ill.nature and iectnted h,s 10.
bellious but silent charges on their yer.
vefeeness and mental fecrcanciea. u
did no good 10 appeal from vineen, ualy
10 Vincent sober and consldetate, ile
was toss. and there was no help for II.
Possibly q vigorous probing of sore
spots and an occasional osslisat,on
from superior authority IL good Tor che
spiritual uplIftins ~ Me,hodials. or per.
sons ~ other sects ana creeis, or II no
sect and creed Ilni there IA time and
place Tor ", and st the whatcom cons
ference WAS not that place AMI time
There will be good deal ~ sympathy
for the Methodlsts. and n pretty senere,
Endorsement ~ the hope that they will
have better lucl neNt time
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-27

co. Roosevelt has NJ ptesred the
f,emocrary rs his blunt Akron address
assfr lacal nsmocratie eve giVe q the
fseueai - any dewitt. vhieh is consider
arass contemporary takes ooeaston -
repruve the governor and - intimate
shas ~ sas ~, told the truth. which =
trseaa a serious oTsnse IN the eyes 81
a srusas tsyin0 payer ike the ssfimeble
Tssues tn kernei - ths New Workers
as~svmhle address ~ contained IN the
following
20 rss~ - - - are roe nghYNv
chaasfaos q rsHss ehit III So esseut aia
s. 90 s@we - fhaf eaaneioesa as the
aaf1FhfaEf H.H fha caNaHfa 50 thirty eeF
IN vrars So Fhsy vote fAs waf failure
nev fhev v7tef + = ssauTf shen TheF
r4oafh wsth hvraefIslf AHx atv about
Frss pTess nsw - sheY ga tnsn Tasf
atfaft ~ r8fien.s CREDIT snd Hnancial
heneety ncw - fhav Az fAen. and es-
setsT ~ r. u ~ dase R.an they atfuet
~ az fvfl thfN struck ~ Il lnsnarrrlY -
lAss ts~se iusincefeiy ~ any real asuse
- tAs rrten t fln# - ius M rtfnt1v
"a standfnr rrsdy - hamper these who
Wssnf* reafs sfftr 90 art when thev PRO
gsss refnstiy e sH measufa which would
sexfaxate ZEN times wlattvtr 81 av.i a.
fnnflv sxiafe
tn Denocraey can pretty safely b.
fepended ~ q espcnse any cause thn
nerubncan party r~iects That ia ius,
wNaf = siN niat'ef now Tho rank and
nle. 81 course. Does not iark patriotism.
They permit themselves ta b. placed Nv
ss1s seesfnr leadership IN Opposition -
ne eeeressita American spirit and ths
rstsicfic purpose - ne nas'onat sdmin
sssrauon They vii have 70 Humer ,hs
neeautnsf#
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-27
ArTENTMOuSslsTs.

Mayor Sam Jones' u oattins his guhcr-
na,or,a, boom around ohio In an auto
mobile, n VIII he turned into u hearss
Immediately after TIE election large
enough 10 be occupied by himself and
uoss Mclean,
~ - -
Dewey reached New York two days
ahead of schedule time, lie Ii probably
anxious To put an sStInsuisher on the
foot attempt 90 make u presidential can
alia,e out ~ HIN IA order 10 pull Demo
cratic ohestna,s cut ~ the nre.
- .. 40
II must have been something ~ n sur
prtse 20 the aop steamboat engineers en-
pioysd on tho Great Lakes 10 receive al
advance ot ~ per cent IN ,heif wages
when they only demanded an sdvsaee OF
law YET cent such things do no, occur
every day,
- =. -
In ease ~ Mayor Narr,son's nomination
for governor Of ii,insis by the Democrats
Mr. Angeii intimates that he viii be an
independent candidate Tor the same post
ton In Vlaw ~ the rrsutt of his lnie'
penaen, campaign Tor mayer, Harrison
ought 70 encourage h,m
80 - W
The conuhdrum which 10 occupying tho
interfering with their sleep nights u,
whese IL tho Robinson los rar' if u IL
broken up u II offetlns y thousand men.
aees Ia navigation, II not broken ~ I, IL
floating around, q half Invisible monster,
iyins IN walt Tor ua prey, In the ,n,ete-,
Of all those who 60 down 10 the great
deep n sh,ps laws should he passed pro.
hihitina any further attempts 10 tow ,og
RATS o. aan frane.sco from Sound por,s,
80 - -
since the disclosures % thu pteyfus
ease have revealed tho fact that IN con'
,lnen,a, countries ,hs military a,,sehs u
nothing moro nor iess than cry u has
caused these appointments o. be looked
upon IN an entirely dtfveten, i'sh, IN this
country The question 10 whether mill.
tary attaches accredited ta this country
are rutsuins the same methods here that
they ATE called upon 20 ftllow IN ether
countries Although these afnoers srs
supposed ~ merely tepor, such matters
o. ,helr government CONCERNING improve
munta 80 changes IN military methods o.
equipments w the avmles ~ tbs country
~ Witch they ara accredited as thsy can
ohlsln ~ al honeTsble way, the preyfus
,slA discovered them engaged ~ ali man
neF ~ dlseFaai'able spyins " h said ~
be aimout ~ ~, honorable efneefs Us
accept the position ~ military a,iaoha
SHOWING what Will ho espse'ea ~ them.
Fortunately, American officers have nov
81 been required 10 perform ih,s Kind ~
service ~ times " peace
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-27

In no previous year has the cause OF
education In the United states eeen so en-
rNhsd by donations ana requests No in
irs, Up to tho presen, time the ins,ita-
tions " learning have received tsS'N,si;.
which 10 more than eiaac,uo more than
they received all las, year Mira Leland
r,anterd's SIR % stanford university %
usos,cp leads all the req. Aside from
Mrs stsntords prlncely eft there were
twsnty.thtes individual, donations. ranging
frvm n.@c.up TO 100000.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-27

Ne Han Francisco toilermakers en-.
played In mskias repairs to the govern
men, transports are s,il. iaeiined to make
trouble. bu, u may be- taken for granted
tha, their strike win never he psrmitted
20 reach the stage where the work will
be Transferred to rase, SOUND. The people
OF nan Francisco are too bas,ly engaged
In collecting the golden esSs to permit the
life of the goose 10 ba ieopardised
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-27

win sNe 1~ses ~ vhscA one mwsvhans
s-u~a svs1ws@ 6syeWA that ssysasssA
BY ~ es,ms~sssss she psnssc hes m,ie
~c~c.rn. sseswss sacM as~svhAas ve,ss.
sarlv sess eas 70 a. ira, which VIII ees,
procure hsm custom 20 isns &c the
la-s sv - pc, ina, they iesve each
free o. ~s~resss sall r'ay fw hs ine-nu.
rs. gre lac - commsrce wul de the
rest
The ssm % legislation should not BE
o. prevent ecouesnic corsinssscna, but
70 protect sNe p.sssr ssssres evUs which
ray ar. cat ef tho pscc~sa fIrsI
thoss evHe must ~ MADE syparen,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-27

Yes he hal asksi het ~ te hl= wlfe
"he saws he Il well N she vent 60 W
naV uhNl | hanM "
~ eauFss The other siFi suas 10 ,ha ees
phaiuh
tutbnpn ha ipespi knuv when he IL
welt - the ether plil said With q Hps
eiuWa aHseiatlah ~ nalNs'g
i've saEnas,,ah ttameh tu 10 that nlen
whn hNhw whrn ihny AFf sril ~ 10 ~,
as Nuth nVpli marriage altogether 80
iheA sYuii marriage With tsflsin pefs
some Natfatl AaNFhal
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-27

ara ,ass where ana how shsr~ 10 any
danger cs impsssa,,sm ssams ln,ers~A sass
the esnssnusssa wishow the CONSENT ~
ihe r~rp'e ce ~fshrm thar hnesi~ao~
TIM, ne doss ~ ,hs pasge ~f'' be inclined
10 suspect NJ. nsyan % attempting 70
frash,en them BY making inecmvrshea.
ssssls nsSses
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-27

The statistical Mend tobr up occasion
ally and with his itrenrefahlo rencn -Ni
ifrehtsble nsures dls,ufbs nur perhaps
too hssy iaess ~ me value ana Importance
"a some humble domestic production 30
pfn@N IN chaf@tet 90 ~ escape serious
attention from any save the heNa IN dues
ton ons ~ the genus appeared at tho
Princeton Farmers Institute recently, AMI
sofws DO ct through came very near
placing ,hs unohtfusivs, modes, hen On
,hs throne q nstIne and worthy conso,t
fof klns Corn lie begins by stating that
ihe number ~ chlekena marketed IN Tho
tnl'ea states last year amounted 10 s,aso,'
c"ro snd ~ ssss iaee"on Tho total
value ~ chickens abd eaFs produced was
l'en sn go lie then proceeded ~ mako
some rather startling comparisons Ths
value - euf tobacco crop has rarely been
- much es 90 90, 90 ~ ouf potato cfbp
o. ~ 40 and 81 tai crop ~ taneoep n
Unusual out annual output ~ nls IRON
seldom exceeds tiusosn white The total
production ~ suld w The tnlltd hlaies
lac, sesT ~hs lees than one quarter ~ lha
seel'h Produced ~ The American hon,
The - i,nuls ulnht Democrat says that
poultry shd tsss loslhe, yielded ~ lhe
fafmefs ~ Missouri las, yesf, after thois
peN iahiea bad been supplied, ~ spsu
Na eandet lhs heh has shI into the habit
~ fsllirs attention tp lhu fAel that she has
iast pfpiuetA another soilt addition 10 lhs
vssi aHm ehieh shs ard hrt hind are an
rHaHF NidinH ~ tha wealth ~ the country,
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fsatH W iasut tH thN \ Arsf
:. useNs = 80 ss.s 49, -Ana ssFtns
Vi ~snsetaf q ia rssFi fs~seves ftN@ Ne
q. HsFK sffVtsa ess - 'AR hftshfFs, q
fts Hsw Tsgs iie sts NefH "a liNs
"a. saa sslssss ~ MNtsff sssasms eN
s~ss L ssa ~ ~ss sses Nlsa asse No.
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A. Alternative

mo saii The considerations candidate
ia nhn Vafy much tu SECURE the nom
inntiun, tut ! tsNpei tell ~
"ph. that all Fiaht " answered fNa Oh
politician. "hefe ih peH. lhs ard paper
YOU .aM aIlIa n hLLsan Neaa
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"il = ispisfship fhs' paftlnr 10 Becorn-
iha loHt AL
- est sstT trs r fnlahfr good wv ~
FeftiNR hume NHsH vow h6vcis bfsaks
aoNu chicago Record.
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y.Awa,s's Veal,

ulahRnia u a sfeA, iitle student
"ls hef
"tts tie snla nlohel fef every verse
Ne lasfRA and Ahlisf fnt svpfs hnnh ~
teaaa aud when he has Fead ,wshtF
issaNs his grandmother " rulns w uive
kim Nsw hiefple cleveland Iisin
hualTF
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- have ~ BE home every night ~ 10
O'clock taid fbe married man, ION aes
paHni "a The baby
itnw Old e she -
'IhiftVffwp Fnafs"
What
YES " peaf~ Won ser ~ hairy IL nv
Nffr ellie never 80 over her Infancy -
ilftFelt Tree tsFtss
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A Eastern contemporary Informs ua
that sN'ai MattfF#uN has 'Ahen both
hHfns ~ ths dilemma Perhaps ose -
tNRtn wAa a@it TIA fhnsNF fteiFntt Meas
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ths s,,,sa r.,,..srh.s.

nNe eili 49, love fNn ~tii hAf
1 shall hht rice - waste avav
fief fApe 70 sssst tut oil, the peaha
aaR siils AuN'i enfNs 40 sn ,hstt ltnhs
t.hlsAao DgeefI
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uNhFfris Aess faAn dirs1 fforn the
tawus animals sassa iha professor
Aut the youth aua weFest ~ilhnnt hfHi
fattnN Tie tah ride a hleYrle Nahh4
inatnR stat
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flteF fNrFu Hmts faah whn iiVss 0n
NalhiNa tni water ghs fssf tAUet
NYsf rrhAsi that's lNpesEihis
ttsef rh 80. a isn't Nui ssp, hs faih.
tFs " Ia winlet AND sells "A w. summef
tshiaatA News
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NV hush~NA ,s q fsiaits' Vie aiwAvs
maintains that men afe nei ffee agents
NWn feHai remember that Yuue huas
~ IA W. married nFpatlNN tAfe
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The Man WkA Naua tanxftiyl WV
seNt vnn sss = huatia ur vUus
I've AessenesT pey say i'Ysf tabs
wa fes fillpinsfs iSteh.
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Welcome. george Dewey.
Take the other immortal George.
First IN var.
F1rss In pesce and
First IN the hearts ~ HE coun,fymen
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Miwuphee " naklha slfanN effet, ~
seeHs ths i,emefaiie national eoAY enllen
~ that tHv. AHa olslms that chicago ~
aiNr faitst than undertaking - isfeai
ne tNefis Ransas fily baa made = slfeps
lad ~ 'hs convention ~ efs,ilAs . sul,
ANie tunsias - Accommodate lta saihtf
lns sn4 fais'As 80 so ~ etsh, vheh " =
rfeFesfa - iVtn Into ths treasury ~ lha
itehe faH htuahsi committee ~ tssa
thst $50 = sfiseisa There h - denhl
tul Ch'tnsu weat much pfafes - hAva
tse convention hpil Al Milwaukee tslhef
'hsn - ,hs nisseaH TlSsf Hif u u quite
probable heeetef thal when lhs 'lms
sanos 90 lhe COMMITTEES - msks 10 -.
% tisn u ls iteiv lhat vhlraMa viii ls
vs. sfa ~ 'hs mss'leF risfs y Il -
fsetefisi tNst Adequate tsieNtaph sci lie.
rsane fseWH'ts te tHfeisbsa 90 thal lhete
ssruit bs amrla haiei setenim ttAtiohs
ff sse 80 rat rrts furnish these tai.
IHas tW 70 efrtfsnY heated sni mets
essHf 80 conveniently fssehtA ltan ANY,
stet atffftHt - convention hasefs
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4 rs,~s.t RIVER.

tNhaF aaasAsses railess Yeti \. alr~cst
sAusiesi Ass fsatsf"
'selssw sslal rhs's slnstnx. 80 aiesss
uanNsA
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Tassehstt what time - these cars
leave thls fufnet
,ondurtnf Quarter aftsf. hair after
gtsFtet 60 and ~ Etfb