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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-23
, Oct er noturtiauis sireboer gorA.

Oct er natnrli9ois Sfraboer Bob,
Der bar iauet bette isennem," Juabe
2anobunbleren meb ct emil. Ne#
booh bialp bet, B%slutninsen par loee
iis fattet. ps bon bar fog moi til life al
fOrtane, OF han bapbe fOriDpet iis.
Men iom ben ftrualenbe Sip brpDer
sennem ben msrfe SIP meb 2ps %
BORNE. iaalebes lpfe benne Belutnins
op bos ben ftaffels SfOmaser. Os ban
tos bette, Tom ban nu par bespnbt al
tase oft ION en- @uue fra SUB % tot.
febe paa fine Rna berfpr.
Nen ON Nftenen matte ban bort til
9anobanoleren; pSiaa bom matte ban
taffe, innteS ban. Os 2anpbanblcren
TT M ct sObt Snbtrpi Of ben ftaffels
SfOmaser; BON fsnte. at ban M menfe
bet 9rlls meo fin Gale ON, at ban q
bespnbt OF birpe ct aubst @ennefe.
Men 2uhobanblsrshs Rone tanfte i
fin @lebe: sDen fore Sub leber bog
alt til bet bebfts. 5an finoer bog Mib-
Ter Os BEL" ;iin. .~.;. ,.Sn .p. ,.4.... s.
uSffe ianbt, Subau, . iasbe bun, b
Stomaseren bar sadef,,'! pnu unsrer ba
life pau, of ou fOriOp bis?H~n' III a.'a''a
pGa mel TO- ~ ban iSste at gre
Stemmen foo barif iom mulis, llist er
life &et. peo bu, &Dnel" :"',.r~##rt
Iy&Onits. life men par sUot % II
subt," iasbe bun iaste. .... .i:a. 40.
rSo, ia $ &pinofOlt iful naturs
lisuls altib babe 8et.~ Men ban trpfs
feoe meb ct Smil fin Suitrus Saann, Os
bun p,bfte, at benoes tare samle bog
buuee ct sobt pjerte.
:Men Sfomaseren blep bette til BEL
fsnelie. 9an bleu p~irfelis ct onoet pe
ct npt Mennefe, O9 mere eno en- Sang
lasbe 2%anbbanbleren iiben: u. W,
Oct par oa ristis sObt, je9 iOriOe
mig ben @uns." :"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-23
Natmrens .Gin8erpes moo
..-t..... 9tmlen. .. !.

6uslenes Glust MOB Spben ON So.
fen er ct of Ndturens ~ifsnEefte unoer.,
ium albris taber / Snteresle. 8grn paa
2anoet ipnes ON at .hsre .8insernts
suien % etrisene bit Oppe i 2uftea
os betraste htn 'lan9e 2lnie If beu,nsebe
8l!esrlme paa f5Srrt eiter uarmere' 46iem
%: trustbare Matfer i bet 5ierne. %
boert Barn, ipsrse,: ...,.' ''.'
n9pOrlebes ueo Be, al Sinteren rr
ipente?" pgr bet efter bin 6Orftunb, OF
spuroebssen fpuer, uobreDer fine Gins
ger mob @snoen?" bar ct Spsrssmnal,
Jon Sob life fnnOe beioare. Sra ben
fierne S%uoiOnbuet, fra aluffas Mpre,
ira Sc: .,lprfuiSe fanabiite eesr Os no
ierne ! ~nOrotise @iinnieioliial: p g iscOdns
fin saar firre, tore Strsmme Of 8auorert
mpo spOen ON Ssften. On be fnnDieT
Ibliue fotOsraferst. ct 9ufuo glros opttr
SOrbsn, pilbe man ie.. fire. iorte 9inier
%poranelt poo 9anbet neeenunber benz.
Set er @noer, Sos, Spaner oys andre
sOgmmefnsle. Gn al .bisie Sinner it,
ger lanss nep ao atlunterbnustpifsn:
@n anoen lang 2inie trnftes oper be
fore .Snoi6er 5uperior, Mi6ison os
Surun. gn anben Fpuer burtist vt
for Os lanss meo &lippebjersene, me-
bens enonu en- iOrefommer peit for bisie
glerse, paa Sei til JOberplubierne /
iDolise California Os MericO. Den
bfaaoin9eoe 9eals4nb er en- al be fsrfte
8ilearime;, unoertiben %bespnber ben OF
Hptte j @usuft. Neoe , Geras bar
@enna@O ammle ne nps tat befolfebe
meb Dem; @noer ipnes iuart sobt ON
Sennafrpet, Os ielO De fifipiienSe arter
flpOer ino fra Sulfen til bisie Dammme
efter fin Serifpauos 5oripning. Disie
@Hoer boiler fig Bu9terne I'M NatteH
os flpoer, meoens be iOuer; man fan r
Dem i Mnaneifinnet paa 8anbet ION
forte Bletter paa mango Icres Omfana,
iOm inbboloer 9nfnbet al 5usle. Sc
bliuer bog life i 1sras, men farsr poa
burtis 8inse bioere. ~lensere mob epo.
Sc felses ienere Of Green Wings
'Sprig Tails, Wood Ducks Mallards,
Butter Balls, Widgeons, Spoonbills
Black Mallards, Redheads, Canvas
backs os ben fieberfammsbe Merganza.
NGle oisle Sla9s Gilbenber i~eiIer 5pbs
pan i naonte Drben us itpres uf en- 9cp,
ION Menneltet life fenher, men nlbria
parierer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-23
Trefen Srnns MiSiionstnrp.
Gn Norteains al 4Rrs. s. CHARLES.
Operiat al 80. z.
(6ortiat.)

(Gortldt.)
Minna buffer o9iad, buOr benbes fere
9Rober bauoe braset fin esen file 8ise
nermere til fig Os bpiifebe unoer mebs
lioenbe Taarer: Sub bi9lpe benz, " Os
naar benbes miloe Snnte Grace bapbe
ubtalt fin Mentns ON FABIAN 8ebanb=
ling mob ct ftaftels Barn, bleu bun
msbt meb 2isesploisbeb. ugn Gnfe
CT forbBmt; lao benbe b."
0enne uIptfelise 8arne gnte bar
Suiserbatter til @ieren nf 8alabiet.
Minna fnnbe albris slemme bette See
jig. gun funoe neften life bragg fine
Ganfer ttlbase fra rette Spn, til at bare
paa fin Enntes Spsrssmaal.
vSeg ueo neften life, buorban ies
Itul forflare bet for big paa rette Maabe,
Eante. Seq q meset uns, ba jes
reifte fra Subiu, Os enoifsnt ies albris
fan slemme Sntrptfet, bet 9iOroe pau
mig, bar jes aliseoel lite bsrt meset
oerom."
vSes ifuloe tenfe bet bar Spnb at
iette npe Sheer / beres Soueoer, iasbe
6ru @rabam; yoeres &elisiOn ipues at
bebase benz = ies tror bet er bebre at
labe benz pare / lpftelis uuiOenbeo."
vSuis bet par lpffelis, iasbe Winua;
men oeres belle Sin er en- itabis Sfraf
for at fsrnerme en- al beres $4,000
ooc @uoer. De 1ioer forferbelis al
Opertro - be sruer for Msrfet : Os
Dozen er for benz en- ifreffelis Stebne.
Deres Gf~suosbprferi er meset sruiomt.
% beres 2ope er liseiaa. gn Gnte er
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-23

nsb til at fnfie Hrsostpue Timer, TO
gnnse on Naaneben, % tyr lite ensans
image en- Draabe Wano 800 tenf boor
sruiomt | ben frpstelise 9eoe, cs at
imaa Bsrn ftulbe uare nso til at ltbe
pan oenne Waaoe - iutet 2esetsi ins
gen 6ornsielier, inbeluftet / msrfe 9uls
fer for belle beres 2euetio bette bar
ies pirtelis Feet" Minnas Orb Tom
burtist Oper benbes Sober; Tom ON bun
life .unbe tale rolist ON bet, iom bar
en- iaaban isrselis Glporlisbeh for
benbe.
rSss bapoe insen Soe ON at bet bar
iaa gait" bemerfebe Gru Graham
y bpOrfOr fer life 9urisbeben efter bet?~
.Snsentins fan bielpe De ftattels
&pinf en-" iasbe Rinna. isrsmooigt,
vTante Grace talte ON bet / Dag bun
tan fOrtele big ON bet beore END ies
TAM"
Seq {fulbe tenfe at efter alt bun bar
senuemsuaet / Snbta. uiloe bun life
lioe at tale ON bet"
Sci er netop bet mooiatte meb benbe,
BUN tanfer nltib paa benz; bun iasoe
til mig i Dag, - Seq iom en- barnlss
gnfe, fan fsle lum faa fan, for bisie
}taffels 9inou gnier, buis Sob er iaa
70, itelis fra min; Fog iesi lenses efter
at ssre aft buab ies ian for bem."
Din Eante @race er en- nobel
&einbe," iasbe 8reiten uluOrlist. Set
bar bebaset 6erren, at prsue benoe til
bet pberlte. 6aa funbe bape tomnen
no, iom bun bar, fra en- laaban 81 at
@enuorbisbeoer, uoen &lase ener Sanfe
paa Selo," us iua blep Samtalen fsrt
pna andre Cling, os intet mere blep iast
ON Snoia ben Nften.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-23
SOlpte 9apitd.

Set Times baabIss at interesle Onz
fel eGer Tante @rabam ON Snoia eaer
Misioner Irbejbe nuset Steo," iasoe
Minna moblsft peo ct Beies bOs benbes
9ante nate 9aq, sos be fiber beuer
life at bsre mig tale ON bet, iaa ies rs:
Ter altio iom be. bar bebre, life at fise
noset."
Sab life bette bebrspe big, fere
Barn, Der er0fun faa, btis Sierter ere
rsrte for andres Nsb ps 2ioelier,
enten biemme eller anbre Steber. 5ielp
trensss u%neteoer, men a.pia Times OF
trenae bet mere eno nsnre beoenife
2anbe. Maafe buis :gnslano bapoe
siort fins8listss beOre baobe ri peret
iparet @fretfelisbeben LAT =" Os ser
funoe bun life fise mere. Minna ium
iaa buor bepeset bun bar, ifpnote fig
OF tale ON noset anoet g brspnote at
fOrtele ON fit .8eies ~. 5rgfen 8rnn
Os ben Opristise. SloSfe 8effiain9en
hapbe eipet benbe.
vDet bar ct 1aabant moriomt lille Soc
relle, Gante Grace; men ies ipntes sObt
ON bet alisepel; bet sau mig ben Tanfe
at noset anbet par ipilbt Der, os bun
f~ortalte fin Tante pm booroan 6rgten
8run boupe paret beltiaitiset meo at
rule imaa Stpffer 8apir iammen til at
tenbe Cps meD, Os3'iioen binoe benz
iammen / imaa 8unfer meb imuffe
8nanb for at ielse Dem / iin,Wtisioner
&urp. Sun er piit meset lpt.elis, "
lasbe bun ill.," tbi bun lpnes aloris
at tabe bet enc fore Maal af 5pne, for
boilfet bun leper."
vSa BUN er bets melt uesennDttise
Mennelfe ies nOseniinDe bar fenbt.
Sou fom jes / Tanfers 'om, at ies fig
8rep fra &uiine Milbreb / Worges bun
bar msbt Dor Ben Ober1t @orbon, /
gteapel, meb ens'uns Mebrejienbe, Sr.
Moreton.
vWaen Sberf 8OrbOn iasbe intet
fit 8reo ON at bansfOm biem, Oufel.";
vNej bet bar en- meset plubielis Bes
fGutnins; ber er Rufine Milbrebs 8rep.
Sag fit ct meset soot Snbtrpt al Nrs
thur @orbons nnse Ben, Sr. Moreton,
en- ftine, p~eloporasen uns Mtanb. Sans
9elbreo er meset nebbrut os bon tr1rl=
ger COB 8leje."
rSes ipnes, @race, at ou fflllbt tase
bam inb / bit Spileberbera for 9rens
senbe, berlom bet er ferbist, iaa BET
tan bruses, fare Milbreo bar ct subi
| Sierte, pia0oe Cru Tortescue, ibet bun
lusbe grepet neo." Seq Snifer at Ri
turbe faa benbe til of famine berneo
Su1en. Set er ben fsrite Sui ies. bar
peret i samle England / mango Nar.
uOs ben fsrite ies gar nusenfinbe fei.
ret i gnslanO,," insbe Minna ZEN rias
tis enselif Sui 40 ies bnaber bet
bliper en- lpffelis Sui. Suao ital ri
ssre for aaelammen?"
vSes bar Here 8laner. gu ffal
bialpe mig meb of ubfsre benz til 0ir=
f%elisbeo." Seq ffuloe bore slab peb
at baue ct Snletre for Stolebsrnene
os Sattisbuiet." vOs ienbe &urue
fulo Of sobe eager I'll be Tattise i SIRE.
nisbeben, " iasse Gru 6Ortescue fmilenbt
ao benbes Suer, inch 2esetsi for Bsr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-23

meme, B69er Tor G6brene % p9ne Slo=
Ter for MBorene."
sOs en- 8uru for 6rsfen 8run -
bppr ies Fuloe lioe at Ie benoe aubne
ben. Seq snifer at ies a rig, iao
fnnbe jes bore iom on, % ssre faa mes
get for oemuaae." sOs aaiseuel! Dor
bet faa, at ies funbe palse piloe jea
sine al min &isbOm os Snbfpoelie for
bet fimpleite Siem iammeu meb mine
fare," iasoe 5ru 6ortescue isrsmooist,
ioet henoes fOrrise Sip, iom altio fob
lao leoenbe for benbe.
pSes tror. Gante @roce," iasoe
Wipna, rat naar ies bliper sammel
moi, bill ies reiie no til 5noia pslbliue
Misfionar."
pWtnna, nit fare Barn! bpab bar
brast iaaoanne 1nnfer i bit. Sopeb?1
raabse Grn 1%Ortescue forFreffst. rDu
CT life itiffet til iaabant Wrbeioe."
vSea fan lore, Tante @race, % -iss
bar altio boft bet i nit 9oneb. tror ies;
os M fiben be bar bsspabt meb benne
Metsfpn of ienbe Ruinber no. er bet 10
insen Sag. Seq ftulue lioe at saa till
base til ben famine 53ennna / Sim II:
cs fortRae ben ftattels lille 8arneenfe
at ies Ear life slemt benbe j ale bisle
Iar, os er fommen for at bielpe benbe."
y@en, NIT Barn, buab funoe bu
gre? 9et CT meset ounfslist at faa
Sop. til at saa IND / en- 3enarn, ug enbue
efter at BABE fact 2Op BERTH, fan bet
blipe taset tilbase for en- nbetpbelisbeo.
Set er ufte meset ifuffenoe Mrbeibe.
Sffe at ies pilbe labe bette afifratte big
men. bu er aft for uns -- Os ua oft
for bprebar; os bu pilbe msoe 8rsuel=
Ter os @enporoisbeoer, iom bu life
fan ienfe Dig. Spert Nrbejoe bebsper
8erftsj ififtet til bet; Os ies trOr life
at nusen 9eroom euer guelier funbe
itiffe big til at bliue Misiioner. !Spis
Serren falbte big beftemt til ct laaoant
Sin, pibfte bet pere min 8list OF tia
ifpnbe big, os life ta9e Senipn til mine
esennDttise Sslelier; men ies iror life
bet uilbe ~nOseniinbe bliue aaban."
%, Tante @racel 9Br life - Jig
life Oct - ies lanses efter OF gao; Os
ies tror life at leg er iaa u%ifitfet til glrs
beibet iom mango andre pilbe pere:4j eg
fenber Sproset = ie9 par gammel mol,
oa ies reiite fra Snbia til at BUTTE bet;
os jig funoe osiaa suot taale &limateI, "
Rom ger til mig, fere." Os benbes
9ante tug beube / fine Nrme, NET iom
bun enbnu bar bet Barn, iom bun ioa ub
til at pRre, yueo bu life ar Ies el5fer dig
beore eno noset paa Sorben2 ,Mein enelte
SBfters 8arn - ps bin Mobers iiofte
Sub til mig bar. - beo Grace at paaae
oper nit f9re 8arn. gun aneoe life
bpab fuloe faa mart fomme oper mig,
og Din Sober meset piielis, gap big /
fin 8rooers 8%aretest. Seq funbe life
baoe paataset mig bin Opbrnselle / be
igrselise Gage; men ies bar baabet i
ienere 2io at naar bu blep aammel
nof til at beige for big ielu, pilbe bn
fomme til mig Og bliue bos mig, inotil
hu tit ct eset Sjem; os enbos efter ben
Glib at bu uiloe pere ner mig, % bore
for mig iom en- 9atter. Mlt ieg bar
blioer engan9 bit. 9pis bu fDrlaber
mig, iaa bliuer ies i Sanobeo forlabt. "
n&ereite Tante Grace, jes pil alpris
gao imoo bin 8iaie," a alt bun
funoe fise.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-23

@r Su fattis? Som til SeIus; BON
uil 9gre big rig for %beitanOis- @r bH
,ns? Som, ban ull bortt0rre Eaarerns.
oar en- @en Fufet big? Som, bu fol
/ bam finoe en Ben, Tom aloris ipister.
gr Spnoen en- 8prpe2 D. iaa Tom til
Seius, ban pil tuse ben bort. 5rpster
bu for Dom Os @uisbeo2 Som til ST.
fas. us bit fibite Erin ffnl FIRE big inb
! epia Saliabeo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-23

Den lensfe Dag err S~sbenbaun II 81
uer 81 yfinutter, i Gtodbolm IS Elmer 80
Minutter,' / ct. Yetersbors 10 elmer -
garbs orHtrent en- Raaneb % paa Spitber=
asn bal ptierse Maopeh.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-23
Sc unses Mfoelins
8srte 8etraetntn9er

o. ~SAS OSARN II :
poo &im.
ubbraa Of eoIDrlos Orbiproe.
igi saraIS e5amist).
Rap. Is; g}ers Z:
Der er ben, iom BOILER fs for rig,
Os bar bog iHtst;
% ben. iom bolb1 fig for fattis,
oe bar ueset gobs.
8i lore pl al Spurpelof
os Rartens bpibe einie.
at ri Sub bar epist NOT,
nil tro bans StoberpiQie;
Well, tommer Iaa en- ~1ueirsifp,
ri bans Sapu uil ibse 9p.
Spo, iom ben bimmelfe &i9bom eier,
Dor mer enb ben saufte Gerben Oppeier;
ben iorbiffe gelfonb Sub o9 @nbs
Hal pisne Tom Ros.
On enb bu fattis Der paa Sorben monre pore
en- %ii9Iben Saisbom BIZ bog fittert fan faa fat ;
ben finbes ben sobe 9amle 2ere;
gn COB Sampitti9beb er Der ben fsrfte Stat.
Sen, Iom pdnbre fan bernebeu
meb fit Slit mob @pi9beben,
oe iom ieser Simmelfreben
meb fit 9jertes belle Gragten,
ion meb Sub bar iluttet Ba9ten,
W Fan er rig - tbi Sub bar Ntasten.
O"''' ~ ct SoIfinsliu meb lutter lpie Gage
orle9e al { merfe Singer tafe nil tilbase.
lGtnin9sRrfot: naar Solen %ftinner, tent paa Nesnen
cite Unaar &e9nen itDuer, baab paa Solens Stin
ON Som'ren buff paa 9sftens 8lesnen-
naar Sorsen piser trGber @lGbeu irb.
Den fattigffe Betlsr. ON aIbri9 iaa atm,
er rig, bpis fun Ri9rlisbeb Dor bans BARN.
s ben Sottises tibt t~rpttenOe Stiuius
fan Der les en- forunberIis 8erbisbeb:
uben at ee Ell enefte Stiuins
fan ban ubspe tierlis 8armbiertisbeb
mems ben &ise, bpab fort ban enb eier,
meb lin @aprnilbbeb iutet bog pejer.
Den Sunf
at tlapre op til perbsli9 Nta9t o9 Sober
er Duuf-
ben Bel til bpbeit 6alb f~orrnan9e iuit betr9ber
Com ber al 9tesnen er 8eIlisnelie / 8ente,
iaa er Der ba al Prspel iernes msrte Da9e
Ell bimr1elri9 8elii9nelie for os at bente-
til buab nj taber Der, nj bisiet faar tilbase.
S9iennem aipet saar en- lsulis Eroab,
be Ssr9enbe at tr6fe:
at be, iom Der rnaa iaa' meb @raab,
meb Srpbeians ifnl bisiet bste.
Bill bu Simleus 6ielp, bebsue.
maa on &ors ps Tr9n9iel prspe.
Soriiasren fob enc meb fl. ifIO % 9opens
meoens &olberen hob enc meo I'm Bob os
Sreliens Cub (Quc. Is, 9-14).
On Stattel, irm tnurrer iaa baarbt mob bin
Sfiebne;
BIZ itirrebe mob Slottet, men fit fun en-
9ptte;-
ct glif runbtomfrin9 big maa fittert big Of
p9bne:
meb tliiube andre bu pilbe bog ei bptte.
Sab fare fun buab ei fan bliue;
lab tonme bpab Der fomme fan;
ri tatte for buab Sub nil sipe,
tbi Snsen elifer os Tom ban.
Or ifiulte enb bans SOripnsueie,
bog trofaft Smbu te9ner benz;
ban Om9an9 ielp meb os nil pleie,
ret iom en- Saber fit Siem.
The record-union., 1899-02-10
IROQUOIS BALL.
A Good1y Company Dances a
Turner Hall.

There was a good attendance at the
Iroquois' ball at Turner Hall last night,
and the evening passed very pleasantly.
The hall was quite elaborately decorated
with flags and symbols of PATRIOTISM
and potted plants and banks of flowers
illumined the musicians platform ana
the places of promenade.
The order of dances was quite elao-
crate, and the program was extenoeu
until a late hour. The following COM
mittees had charge of the entertain
ment:
Arrangements-John W. Keating. T.
A. Byrne. J. T. Liness, L. A Vogel, ).
v. Powers, C. S. OFT, Jr., E. I. Wood
man, w. H. Treichler, D. S. keefe. w
T. Schmidt, Frank Lyman, J. r. Mayo
Reception-Judge A. c. Hlnkson'
Judge J. w Hughes, Judge M. J. john
son. ]. C. German, Captain T. w. Fors-
man, NJ. Cronan, Major w. A Gett'
DR.. w. A. Brooke, D. w. Carm1chaei,
w. ]. Hassett, Dave Ahern, Henry
Freund.
Floor Director, John W. keatlng'
Floor Mana gers-Hon. Nj. Brooke, Z. L.
Hughes. C. NJ. Hunt, F. j. Ruhstaller,
NJ. J. Desmond, P. j. Shields, A NJ
Seymour. H. NJ. La Rue, Jr., MAJOR
William Mclaughlin, James Touhey j.
M. Morrison. w. H. Devlin.
The record-union., 1899-02-10
Fair Oaks Items.

CORRESPONDENCE of Record-Union.)
r F. Bowers from San Francisco
paid the colony a flying visit Tuesday,
greeting many friends. Mrs. Bowers
owns a tract near the west end of the
colony.
The grading for the M. E. Church
near the schoolhouse has been com
pleted, and a force is now laying the
foundation.
Mr.. Broadley is unable to be at the
Academy building for few days, on
account of a touch of the grip.
Mrs. Murphy, wife of Francis Muir
phv of temperance fame, is expected to
visit the colony again in the near fu-
ture.
Mr.. Downing has taken up his resi-
dence in his new house, which is now
receiving the finishing touches from
E. E. Smith, who has had charge of the
construction. This is among the best
class of dwellings, which are now being
put up.
The young orange trees in the lower
places and more exposed positions are
beginning to show the effects of the
late freeze.
T.. E. Kale is still in the East, where
he has been for some weeks, looking
after his property interests.
r. " Dixon, Principal of Bethany
Business College, Mo-. is to be the Prin-
cipal of the same instruction in the
Business and Shorthand Department of
the Academy. He will not be able to
enter upon his duties as soon as the
school opens.
Grant Wallace of San Francisco is to
reside on his tract in the colony soon.
He will be welcome among his neigh
bors
If any one wishes to see what can be
done in growing orange trees he should
visit John Leonard's tract. He takes
great pleasure in showing such fine
trees and explaining how he made them
grow.
Fair Oaks is proud of her public
schools this year. Miss Shultz is a
teacher of the best type, and has the
art of winning the esteem of all.
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ruary 1st, hence storm conditions will
be disappearing toward the Atlantic,
and cold, fair weather will be follow
ing on from western and central Sec
tions. On and touching the 4th and
9th, it will grow warmer and rain ana
snow will visit most parts of the coun-
try. Moon will stand at extreme south
point on the 9Th, causing drift of polar
winds southwark, and producing sharp
cold wave over much of country be-
hind the reactionary storms due about
18th and 9Th
ION the 10th and 18th, look for
change to very much warmer; be pre-
pared for general and heavy storms.
Lightning and thunder with wind and
much rain will visit all regions south
ward, these conditions turning to snow
north and west, all being followed by
a general cold wave as storm cond1-
tions move out of the way to east
ward.
about the 14th to 10th the cold viii
moderate. and a general return to re-
dictionary storm conditions may be ex--
pected. The chief facts to- keep in mind
in all the Venus disturbances this
month are that very warm, springlike
weather Is apt W GlIdISS VI o~NS>~
ly into bhzzardous gales and dangerous
cold.
another very marked storm period
will be central on the 21st. This period
extends from 10Th to 23d. Many Sc
we're disturbances and much extremely
disagreeable weather may be counted
on at this time and throughout the
remainder of the month.
During the Mercury period, which
is central on the 26th, and extends
from the Dist into March, some OF the
heaviest sleetstorms of the whole
winter may be expected. The greatest
disturbances during the Mercury period
will fall on and about the 21st to 25d,
and 26th to 2Sth. Many sections will
be visited by sweeping wind and rain
storms, while northern and northwest
ern regions will most likely feel some
of the winters worst blizzards.
The record-union., 1899-02-10
FEBRUARY FORECASTS.
How Wizard Hicks Had the Wea'
ther Figured Out.

Here is the announcement made by
Hicks. the Eastern forecaster of wealth
er. for February 1t may apply to To-
calities east of the Rocky Mountains,
hut on this coast his forecasts have
not been verified thus far this month.
He says:
I'VE are careful to state on the
outset that a Venus period is central
on the 10Th day of this month, ana
that it's influence upon weather and
general meteorological conditions Will
be felt from beginning to end OF F'eo-
ruary, and into early March. Ihe
greatest disturbances will fall during
the last half of the month, when
Earth, Venus and Mercury will COM
bine with other causes to produce
storms, blizzards. great extremes OF
temperature and atmospheric perturba-
tions.
"a regular storm period the last days
of January will be closing about Fep-
The record-union., 1899-02-10

DIED.
BAUMAN-In this city February 7th,
Catherine, wife of John Bauman, moth
er of Katie Bauman, sister of Mrs. Mary
Cammenzin, Clemens and Joseph Gerig,
native of Wassen Cture.- Switzerland,
aged At years, months and days.
Friends and aequaintances are re.
speetfully invited to attend the funeral
to-day, at 1:30 p. M, from the parlorS
of Miller & McMullen, sos K street;
thence to the ST. Frances Church.
Twenty-sixth and K, where services will
be held, commencing at O'Clock In
terment st. Joseph Cemetery.
CHENU-In this city, February Sth, Mrs.
Alice Chenu, mother of Mrs. C. C.
DI.emerais,, Mary. Charles st and George
and Miss Lizzie McAdams, a native of Ire
land, aged 54 years.
Friends and ,aequaintances are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral
to-day, at 2:3O p. M, from her late resi-
dence, 2612 street, thence to. the st.
Francis Church, Twenty-sixth and K
commencing at o'clock. Friends may
view the remains at her late residence,
until time of funeral Casket will not
be opened in the church. Interment St.
JoseDh's Cemetery.
WALSH-In this city, February 9Th,
Mary. wife of the late Daniel Walsh,
mother Of Mrs. Meehan, Mrs. ]. Fay of
Truckee. Mrs. J. Quillinan, Mrs. P. A.
Fitzgerald, Edward, Patrick, Daniel.
William, Katie and Hennie Walsh, a
native of County Cork, Ireland, aged
/ 60 years.
Friends and acquaintance are respect.
fully invited to attend the funeral Satur-
day, February 1lth, at p. M, from her
late residence 2l2 NJ street, thence to the
Cathedral, 11th and X streets, where
services will be held. Interment st. Joseph
Cemetery. Friends may view remains at
residence until time OF funeral. Casket
will not be open in church.
MEALAND-In San Francisco, February
Sth, Clarence Herman, son of DR..
Charles and Jennie Mealand, brother of
Charles B. and Gertrude B. Mealand.
and Mrs. H; A. Logan, native of
days.
Friends and acquaintance are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral
tomorrow Saturday, at p. M, from
street. Interment City Cemetery.
POND-In this city, February Sth, Sarah
Phipps Pond, wife of j. II. Pond, grand
daughter of Mrs. s. E. Pingman,
da daughter gra Of Ms Jsmes dfe stewart sister
Marshall and Marguerite Stewart, ma
tive of California, aged 26 years. 6
months and 10 days.
Friends and acquaintances can view
the remains to-day (F'riday), from 9
1922 P street Funeral private
RICHARDS-In this city, February 9Th,
Elizabeth, wife of j. T. Richards,
daughter of D. G. and Annie Newman,
sister of c. E. Newman of this city and
Mrs. j. Parker of Santa Rosa, native
of California, aged Y years, months
and Is days.
Funeral notice hereafter.
WOODFORD-In this city, February 9Th,
Ruth, daughter of H.. J. and Katie H.
Woodford, native of California, aged
years and months
Funeral notice hereafter.