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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-25
Protection and our Foreign Trade.

When the 1ntclligencer expresses its
qualification at the Registers jubllant
admission that Uncle Sam leads the
world In exports" a. accidentally re-
minds itR contemporary that this fact
exists e>spite certain frequent prophe-
cies that the tariff policy OF the United
States would be bar to the extension
OF our foreign trade, that esteemed
neighbor sets so badly mixed in an at
tempt TO evade that direct reminder,
that 1t admits IN one sentence that the
United States has really gained posses
sion Of the markets OF the world. al
though the tariff policy has been retain
ed, and then proceeds to revive an an
t!Quated campaign argument that the
tariff Chinese wall" has 'shackled" the
development OF American industry, and
cut US off from the worlds markets.
II any sane man can see In this con-
fused argument any logic, with Il single
element OF consistency about 1t, he
must have an elastic mind. It NAV be.
and many protecttonists admit It, that
the time Is arriving when high tariff
rates Will be no longer necessary Tor
protectors sake. That admission ,s
not inconsistent with Republican tariff
principles. az every economist, save
our narrow-mlnded prejudIce-breedIpc
neighbor. knows.
The purpose OF the protective tariff
was TO protect our home market from
the competition OF cheap foreign pro-
ducts and encourage the development
OF American industries 70 that degree OF
magnitude and efficiency that they
could compete with the foreign goods in
any market. in our own as well rs thogn
abroad. The recent remarkable cxpan-
sion OF our trade abroad. the demand
for American goods, In all markets. the
wonderful growth OF 0urexports Of mcr-
chandisc. until they reached during the
last fiscal year tunder this policy an
excess Of ;GI5,OOO.cCo over our IMPORTS,
against an excess OF only :28G. 900, 900 the
fiscal year previous Cunder the Wilson
policy. with estimates Of Il still greater
increase the present fiscal year, to close
June 20. fully vindIcate this policy, for
the avowed purpose has been accom-
plIshed.
The protection feature OF the customs
tariff has about fulfilled Its mission,
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that can.
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. ]. CHENEY C CO. Props. Toledo. O,
We. the undersigned. have known F.
J. Cheney for the last Is years, and be-
lievc him perfectly honorable In all bus
mess transactions. and financially able
to carry out any obligation made by
their firm.
WEST & TRUAN. Wholesale Drug
gists. Toledo. Cnio.
WALDING. KINNAN & MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system. Price
tic. per bottle. Sold by all druggists,
Testimonials free.
Halls family Pills are the best.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-25
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

The fool and his hanncIs are soon
parted,
II Il newspaper Is dull. filing doesn't
improve It.
The poatical hen will soon begin her
annual Easter lay.
II a friend borrows your umbrella 1t
will probably keep Lent.
Many Scrlptural text serves as n
pretext for lengthy discourse.
Occasionally We meet n man whose
mind Is so weak that 1t can't even wan
der. ..
The acts Of some so-calicd variety ac-
tors facillatc between bad and worse.
a competent judge of music says
some Vocalists ought to get life SEM
fences. IL
Sorue men are silent because OF thct-
wisdom, and some because OF their liz,
nornnce. :.
Lots OF men who never think of maxi
ing wives OF their cooks make cooks
of thuir wives.
Love makes the world 20 round-and
the attraction OF gravity worries It lot
OF people. e. ~, D. =.
There Is more power in kindness than
there Is in dynamite, but 1t takes longer
10 Ind II out. -
~ cynical bachelor who has evidently
loved and lost says the Boston girls
affinity Is q snow man.
In Berlin sheet music f. gotd BY
weight. In this country the autocrnt
OF the bass drum supplies 1t by the
pound,
An Ohio girl recently took the gold
cure for love. She broke her engage
mcnt with Il poor young man and mar
rled wealthy onc.-ChicaGo Daily
News.
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How He Died.

New York Tribune: This IS how q
Georgia darby explained fatal ncci-
dent on railroad:
How come he died. he WIZ In de way
er de train: en- how come he wuz ii de
way cr de train WIZ count or de dim
myjohn er liquor: ut how come de H.
R0or didn't spill. en- de dImmyjohn
didn't break wen de train ruined over
him, is one er desc t'ings OATS provi-
dental. en- hid FUN our onderstandin'
fer wise purpose. All l knows fer suit
tin isl don't see how n man could 80
ter sleep on Il railroad track. or any
whar else fer dat matter, wild sIch good
liquor IonEsfde hint"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-25

tcctlvc legislation Of which this vast In
dustrial and commercial growth has de-
veloped. can be trusted to meet the re-
qulrcmenta.
This will be great problem to decide
for It will be necessary TO provide reve-
nues sufficient to conduct the govern
ment OF n mightier nation than that OF
the old free trade days, but the Re-
publican party has never yet failed In
It's management Of the country, and
when the greater question OF providing
revenues under new conditions comes
up 1t will be equal to the occasion. Those
who draw comparisons Of expenses be-
tween these years Of vast development
and those OF years ago. show lack of
consideration OF our growth In al re-
spects In the meantime.
AS TO the Registers further attempt
to decry the idea that our foreign trade
Is duo to the merits Of American pro-
ducts. as admitted BY the foreign press
tf"a ktSkNS tiPei 60, 9tf 05SSi t!p'' io"Ai i'S
trust combines of the country, "instead
OF reaching out for foreign markets,
have only sought them when compelled
to dispose Of their surplus products Is
absurd. All American manufacturers.
whether in trust combines or not. have
sought the foreign markets because the
field was there. and because 1t increased
their business. The demand for Amerl-
can goods Increases because the for
eigners recognize their merits. and
every dollar Of the excess Of more than
six hundred millions Of dollars or ex-
ports last year over imports, represent
ed more employment to American work.
men. The Registers own logic proves
this.
1t Is fortunate for the country that
there IS Il market for our surplus OF
manufactured goods, us well as for our
surplus Of agricultural products. As
the farmer Is benefited by having for
eign market for his surplus of wheat, so
Is the producer Of manufactured artl-
Giles benefited by such n market.
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When the Robins Come Again.


Now the robin pipes Its greetings
AS the herald OF the Spring.
Though the forests still are tcafIeS3
And the skies are lowering;
But the merry little whistler .f
Shr!lly calls from roof and treo
TO Its mate. and quickly answer
Comes like echo OF Its glee.
1t Is not the flowing music
or tho birds that later sing:
There Is not the Caudy plumaSe
Tint the balmy days will bring;
But It's melody inspiring
That Is heard when winds arc rude,
And We gladly hail the singer
Though its sarb Is sober iiGed.
Like n message filed with comfort,
Quick to elevate and cheer,
Is tho piping Of the robin
When tho fields and woods arc drear
For the message II is telling,
Causing hearts with JOY to leap,
Is OF natures resurrection
After long and deathlikc sleep.
Other birds will sing in Summer.
And tho woods with song will ring,
But there's nothing like the music
or the hcrnlds OF the Spring.
Other music may be softer.
Tuned with all tho warbler's art,
But the song whom days arc drcary
Is the song that stlrs tho heart.
First to come and last to leave US
Is the bird that now We hail:
And We hear its merry whistlIng
When NIL other soncstcrs fail.
Ere the Winter has departed
1t Is cheering hearts OF men
For We know we're near the Springt!mo
When the robins come again.
Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-25
REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR.
Old maids are not all unmarried.

Old maids are not all unmarried.
When q man Is tomc5Ick he IS 80
ashamed OF 1t he makes himself believe
1t is business worry.
Lots of women who are too honorable
to read letters which don't belong to
them would risk their souls to discover
who wrote them.
Nothing makes 4 woman so suspi-
cious as to have her husband announce
that hereafter he Is going to let her
have her way in everything.
II women stayed out all night md
came home In cabs Just before break
fast, they would make much better OK
cuses and much less trouble than the
men.-New York Press.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-25

John" she said, you ought to pun
ish that boy!"
What's the matter with hIm?" he
asked.
Hes altogether too dictatorIal." she
replied he wants 10 rule everything"
"Oh, WE'LL" he said. 'lct him enjoy
himself while he may. He'll marry
some time. and thatl end it"'-Boston
Travcler.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-25
Trust Combines and Politics

N','''''ie' t"" ! o''''e'
A.. "'' "a .'oie e'se" -'e.' "''tet .i'e
''I''s' '.'n anu u' u
"u '"e ia.e'''st"eet 'ete.S me-
ue'.''i's ~ 'i'c a''e''ip' VI " i'eis tooi "
"ppe'' mt ou1 "o''ue w SE,
60" .'" -''e ~ &-T
Nv, 40 u0c ~ ~. ''''s5e,t -'.-1 '''''.
'"o . o's' a"a 'o''0'"s' i"s'ett' o'
's4et'''e oNt to' ioie's" 'i''Ne's' navy
o.i's s0ush' .'ic'.t When eo''''e!.eu W
''''P''e " 'He'! 0.' p'N' - ''4u' 4''
po'N' "''e't 10 INCONSISTENT WIN 'i1'''
r'pe' u''u'i. "a .'o'i VI ''u''S' S'''ee 10
.os'1 ID mo. '"' ''u''S a.e 1ceou'''''D'c
Ao' 't'u.' VI ou' spie!'a'4 tr'uc eApah-
'''''' - s.i"i'ses 4''teiioeu " oe "
Io"' p0''''e"' Dbl b u'''e''' II! '''' ''''e vi
''o'u''S pio'ee''o'' ieSio's'o'e 4oF t'le
COMMUNICATIONS ho" pe''i6 ioFi'leu' Inns
10 i'''' ~" o'i'i''ueu anu ihe'iec'''e.
"e s''a'-'ioh Drought uoout W 'he
'oi''ia.io'. vi 80 many eo'''oi'ies' ana 'he
posA o'''''e' u ''!e tu'u'e' eah'iol pe
maui " partisah ISSUE, ior 'ieFe Is no
ui's'oii po''''ca.'! III ti'e discussion OF
''ie question, "h'ch Is Il business mat
'e' anu IS oei''s discussed IN u business
way
1"ete Is IN almost unanimous pehet
it' u large part Oh inc business world
'"". 'tu''s d'iu eoi''oiiihuohs such rs
are peihs oTsa'iizea Ut present may not
PROVE 10 DC inc pess th'ns LOT the coun-
''s III ''ic e''u' III Il l'''d'iclaI sense. Inc
craze seems 10 sro" out oil the idea
mat ny means OIL COMBINATIONS great
profits may be secured. The protective
.''"s uo i'o' "ppe'i' 'oo DC ':le encouraging
ioFce' ioF results Oh COMBINATIONS, IN n
great NUMBER OIL ihstanceS'aFe mat they
nave d.eu after 4 very osief existence.
FINANCIAL papers are therefore giving
sottie sooo ac'!ce WAeh the! warn their
'eaueFS 'hat II Is NOT WISE 10 pay big
prices LOT inc STOCKS.
In very lie" cases nave the eXpecta-
uons OIL me organizers OF foTmer COM
O!AauoAs been realized. But two Of the
many nave realized large prohtS-the
sugar trust ana the standard oil! mo-
nopo!y. Inc Ne" 1osh Tribune notes
'''at me STOCKS Outstanding OF fourteen
COMBINATIONS formed IN the past six
years. ana which nave made tWenty-one
ISSUES Is SoY9o''s''Voo, winch u less than
inc amount oil fresh stocks ISSUED In
I-2sa, ~nich amounted TO SSl2.5.j1o.0. In
the Hrst thfee months OIL the present
year, the ne" comoinatons formed
nave oeeh authorized 10 issue Sl,--5 ,oV9,-
oVo.
Inns IS s'aft'thS' 10 say the least. and
capitalists VINO instead OF Investing
their surplus cash In various rev In
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-25
I,elicfln Six Hours.

Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis
case relieved In elk hours by "Ncv
Great South american Kidney Cure. 1t
iS.a great surprise on account Of It's cx-
cccdiGg promptncss In relieving pain In
bladder, kidneys and back. in male or
female. Relieves retention OF water nj
most Immediately. II you want puicl,
relief ind cure this Ia the remedy. Sold
by Il. II. List. druggist. Wheeling. W.
Va tf&g
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-25

Official reports at Washington from
medical officers with the troops in the
Philippines, show that ASulnaldo's men
are using brass-tipped bullets. intended
TO poison the wounds that may be in
lllcted on American soldiers, which our
army officers contend is another evil
dence OF Agulnaldo's barbarous dispo-
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Presidents Ncrsus thc Public.

st. Louis G!obe-Dcmocrat The Bos-
ton appeal for q hlckdown In the
Philippines Is signed by dozen col
legc Presidents. II Is proverbial that
college presidents and professors make
poor business men. II we are compelled
to adopt the advice OF the colleges the
United States will In all probability get
the worst OF 1t at every turn In the
nike
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-25
MID-WINTER EXCURSIONS
To Washington - Very Low Rates
Baltimore 4 Ohio Railrond.

Baltimore " Ohio Railroad.
The Baltimore & Ohio railroad has
made arrangements for n series OF non
ular mid-wintcr excursions to Wash
ington. at $1,000 for the round trip, nj
lowing ten day limit on tickets fncIud
Ing date OF sale. These excursions Will
be run on February 81. March and
April 10, 1899. Tickets will be good 60
Ing on regular trains OF the above dates
anu good to return on regular trains
within ten days. including date Of sale.
Do not miss these splendid oportuni-
Ties TO visit the national capital during
the session OF Congress. Call on r, C.
Burke, passenger and ticket agent,
i. & 0: railroad. Wheeling. for full in
formation. wEs
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TO WASHINGTON, DC,
Tcn-Day Trip for $40. via Pcnnsyl.
Vauia Lines.

Special excursion To Baltimore and
Washington Will he run via Pcnnsylva-
mia isaes Thursday, March 90 $40
round trip from Wheeling. with side
trip privileges at low rates. For par
ticulars apply to ]. G. Tomllnson, ticket
agent. Wheeling. f3-fS-e5,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-25

DuRDOCK Blood BIttcrG gives n man
n clear head, nm active brain. a strong,
vigorous body--mnkcs him 1T for the
battle OF life.
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Tho Best Prescription for ChiIIs

and Fever Is n bottle OF Groves Taste
less Chill Tonic. 1t is simply iron and
quin!nc In II tastcless form. No cure
no pay. Price. 50c. tths&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-25

DIR. WOODS Norway Pine Syrup
seems especially adapted To the needs
of the children. Pleasant 10 take.
soothing In Its influence. 1t Is tho
remedy of all remedies for every form
of throat ana lung disease. 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-25

Brooklyn Life: Wife-You were late
last night.
HusbRnd-Eo. / wasn't. As I came In
the front door the clock struck II.
Wifc-Gut what time did you arrive
nj the head OF the stairs?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-25

Rough Dry Washed, Sturchcd and
Dyed 3 ccuts rrr pound.
fini Work, Washed md Ironcd, .
cents per pound.
All land work nnlsllcd 10 cents por
pound. At lUT'I BROS.
mthif Homo Steam Laundry.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-25

holders no rights. no remedies. no re-
ports. and no protection. These over
capitalizat!ons Is always wrong. and this
the Press has attacked.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-25

Although
husclfa
me n the states
Mr. ns fond
OF
breed. - ">
Elns
man Il U.s.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-25

Crhe 1NTELLlGENCER embracing Its
several editions. Is entered in tho Post
Office. at Wheeling. W. Va. as second
class matter)
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X OF P. FUNERAL NOTICE.

The members OF whce,,np a.,
ia, X. OF p. are hereby notlNaJ .se No.
at the Castle Hall on SUNDAY, 40 meet
at 1:S0 p M. sharp. to attend In" IN. ~
OF our deceased brother, Henry e tsuhhetal
ser. Members OF sister lodges a nSn'9 os
quested TO attend are re-
WM. II. HoRNlSli. *. Of R ~ sn,,c.
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Tep .Rdverasemeu,,.

WANTED-,AN EXpERIrS.c,...-
Wy, . EESV9,SeFy clerk. Inquire al JOINED
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DOR sALE-REsIDENcE OF Vrs
~ H: Campbell, deceased. sl,aa,,SSSi 4.
n to i jSS. ~ miles from city App ~
Bates, Exchange Bank Building "Ie 8
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DOR RENT-DWELltNf; Eo
A. Chnplinc street: six rooms S,n =,
and attic; both gases. Ennuirn sath
kLIENES, .22l5 Chapiine street, Of B.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-23
Sra 8lair, Nebr.

Gnbreas 9urien bar npIis opertasei
BIabien iom j%anitor / .. 8. Subj.
9ouie.
- Baitor Nntsr fra @lf 6orn be-
isgte os itbite use.
- Mrs. s. Wsner bar peret meeet
Ips at Roien.
- Stuoent Rieuer bat osiaa ueret
ips af &oien, os bet Iise sfter at Ell
lille 8erbensborser buube boIbt tit Snb,
tos / 9iemmet.
- Baitor 5rimpbt Uteuers lille
Orens bar uGret me9et ips, men er nu
bebre.
CIR. 4nberlens Sen, Sans, bar
lensere Glib lisset me9et ips at Gpfus.
6aberen bat / be fibite Oase ueret /
6remont at fpIse en- Sslter til @rapen.
- Osiua Mrs. Gbrtitenien, @anb.
Gbriffeniens Wooer, bar peret ips os
er bet enonu. 9un bar lisset til
Senss omtrent lise ftben be tom til
Blair.
- Deb liofle Menisbebsmsbe b lluts
tebes bl. a. at fable Stubent Npboe til
Observation-Disclosures for TO Maaneper.
- Den 28be 6ebr. beuiIsebe De
6orenebe Staters Senat s43 900 til en-
&eserinssbpsntns, Der itll Opfsres Der
/ gpen Os benpttes til B%oitfontor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-23
sra frteItgt Omraaoe.
gibelif HeDiiion at 9soer.

palt. SurIanb, superintendent fol-
uooeltnssn al bebraife Tsitamenter
Nnslanb, mebbeler, at en- &omite al
'nofposlfesrise Ssber er tommsn fam.
men for at prsue ubiasnene for os imob
Selus at No5aretb Os iauIsbss / girte-
llsbeoen at foretass en- &euifou at bans
O~omfeloelie. &eiuItatet, bportil Be
sft'r en- neiastis os upartiit l1nberlss
9elle er TONNE, er at Ssbefolfet % bets
purl9beo peb Seiu RorsfeiteIle bar be-
9aaet ct Sufitsmorb paa CUBS laIuebe.
Oisie, iom iaalebss er bleune operbeuis
tie ON llretferbisbeben af 5errens
OomfaIbslie fable fig ieIu r&epiioni=
tier" os a9ter meb bet fprlte at afbolbe
en- Sonsres. Nan narer bet 6aab, at
Der at benne Ssoe' @rfenbeIie ffal frems
brtnses en- bsiere os mere MODEM Grfen=
belle, Der nil brinse SiaIe af BEN bes
brailfe Stamme oper / beutriifne;Rirfe.
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bapbs tiIfsIse, at ban ieIu bIeu ips
nu Iisser be besse Der i Bpen hos Ras
musiens Suiserisn, SIR. s. @iIbtab
- Onsbus refer paitOr &iIbfs ii
Rrebsmsbe / NeIion, Minn.
- Sreberif Jocumien fra @eoa,
Sails er ibIanbt os / benne Gib og fell
ger Bigger for Danish luth. publ.
house.
- Baltor &iIbis bar orbnet bet iaa
Der piI bliue 9ubstieneite baabe / gilbert
Sea os ale tire Nnrerer gaaffebas.
= Paitor 8ilbiis bauoe en- baarb
Sur ibite Ssnbas. Jan par / Nlben /
bet neifen ufremtOmmeIise Sore; ensans
imellem fsrte ban / Ranen os ensane
imeuem Forte ban / Sneen peb Siben
al ben peltebe Sane, men iaabant req
ner Dor Braft for 8asateuer. Yeir os
Sore ipnes life at pore nosen 6inbrina
for BAN os bans imau 9eite.
-D Den 7be Wtai bliuer Der !Ronfir=
nation / &irten.
Bresbptertanerne pil / Sommer
bpsse en- ny 6irfe til So, 900.
- Den bersmte Saler, Scr. Rans
fms, nil / usen fra ben 27be Marts
bolbe Meber / Operubuiet. DER. Siam
fins er ersaseret at ben beruerenbe
anti saloon league. Scr. &antins er
peItenbt Ouer belle Sanbet os ban er life
pellet at uEiIbenserne al TIaifen;" tbi
peb at 5ans &omme betpber en- utpr"
Eio efter Salsbasen.
5. g. SEMEN.
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Wt6tgan.

Mi9isan Crop Report for Warta
ct ltsttet paa J~nbberetninser fra benis
mob 1000 &orrsiponoenter. ipreot oms
firing / ale gsne al Staten. Sire Sent
tebele af bisie &orreiponbenter inoberet=
ter, at Ginterbpeben bleu lfa5et life iaa
Tibet / ben f%orIsbne Maaneb. 8uloen
par itrens Os &sbosrne baarlist beffgt=
tebe. Staoeu pua 6rusttreerne er me-
get betpoeIis, berOm er ale enise. Ne=
iten operaIt / Staten er Serifenfru9ten
omtrent ebeIast Tor iaar; mango Greer
er enoos belt obela9t af ben itren9e
Gintertulbe. Gn flor Del andre 6rust:
iorter er ifabet; men Sfaoens u%bifrets
ftratning fan enbnu life tilnermeliespis
%beitemmes. Dog beober Oct fra andre
Ranter, {. gfs. fra Benton 6arbOr, at
6erfenbeiten beromtrins uben Euiul nil
bIiue sanlte GOD. @rfurne 6rustauIere
bar nsie unoeripst &nopperne os funs
bet, at BET fun er no9le entelte Irter,
iom er obelust. VI. Soutbwortb, SO.
6. Mcglaue, es andre trOr, ct Torlp=
ninsen nil bltue tiIitlRffelis baabe for
Chicago us fere opbe Warteoer.
- @n uns Dame / Battle Greet,
Wiis Mabeue @t6elinb 8aaace, bebe
forIepen Dag af 9ieruebetenbeIle. S
bette EiIfeloe par Spsoommen Opitaaet,
erfIerer 2eserne, al ben %uieouanIis
iterte 6aarpetst. Naur Yisen baube
Ielt fit 9oueobaar, nauebe bet benoe
neiten belt neb til 6eooerne. Men ben
tunse 9aarmasie tpnsebe aItfOr meset
paa benbes 6oueb os ferte omiioer til,
at bun nelten til Staoisbsb leb at Qos
uebpine. SUN par life til at formaa
at Iabe fit pppise 9aar affIippe; bauoe
bun siort bet, fuube bun baue rebbet
tit Sin. Som bet par, fit bun 9ierne=
~betenoslie os bebe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-23
dsriteaigtS Stats Ngbeber
@iseonnn.

George Sreemons gus meb SnbbO
Gacine er brGnbt, os ban os bans 6u:
tru DOR uer brenot inoe. ct Bar 81:
msr ienere ~bespnote bet at brenoe / ga:
briten, buOr Treemau er ben iferifs
'@ler. 9uorban ben iioite Brano tom
Op, uibes lite; en- ouerbeoet Oun uar
Aarlas / ben ferlte.
@esrse Mc@ourt, bOiut nar
8%rousbuius, Ssfsrien County, ansreb
SObn os 9spis &OebI. 10 Os 81 aar
samIe meo 9etpU Os Dfse. oa be life
uiIbe lutte meb fit Irbeioe, foroi ban
iasbe, at be ffuIbs. De iuarebe, at bet
par bebre, at ban boIot fig berfra os
lite binoreoe benz. San ipruns ub at
So9nen, itaf en- at benz meo fin 9stpu
os busseoe til ben unoen meb en- Ofse.
Oerpaa gap ban ben fsrite ct Slas af
9tsen osiau. Wuu bar Tibet 9aab
ON, at be TO un5e Wennefter nil fomme
fig. WcGourt unberie9tes for fort Glib
fioen, pm ban bauoe fin 6oritano, men
bIeu IssIaot isen. Der ifaI baue uGret
lluenifab mellem be TO Tamilier / len=
9ere Eib.
- De IRE Bantreuere lom bleu paas
srebet / @auiau, mistentt for 8unf=
rsueriet / Nmberit, ertlerebe fig life
ffpIDise. pu beres Sag par for &etten i
Gteuens Boint. Oa be life tunbe ifaffe
en- Raution at $1,000 buer, toses be till
base til 6ansilet. De, iom bIeu taset
fibft. os lOm stuer Jig Naunene @iIion
os @auIp, %ettIerer, at be lite tenber be
10 andre, Sobu Seuep os S. Burns.
De ere ale ueItleote unse Wanb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-23
&aeine, isis.

paitOr SEMEN par / @bicaso / iots
use til Misfonsmsber / g6eneSer &trfe.
- Paftor 6olm bIiuer Der / Bpen
8or 5reliers Menisbeb palste BAN en-.
ftemmis isen, os ban iasbe Sa paa ben
BetinseIie, at ben f. &. 5tprelie raoz
oebe bam bertiI. StpreIien onmoOeo'
BAN ON at forbliue Der. Menisbeber
er meset sIuh OOer at tunne bsboIoe Pa=
flor 9o!m.
- Smmanusls Msnisbsb oar bufl
en- llses u~eIiisneoe Misfonsmeoer. oel
pare ueI beieste. Yreferne greuenier
os 9eebe fra gbicaso prebifebe. 3d.
for 8ins fra Des Moines, iom baUb'
lopet at fomme, bIeu forbinoret / at uar'
meb.
- @reuinbe S9immelmanu, Der
8inter bar arbeioet blauot gbieasos
fatti9e, nil beige Racine % Da9e
Mai.