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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-07

oaret, Der fslser enbper BOer fra Bug
gen I'll @rouen.
Saddles fer ben Uanb ub, Der
tommoubsrer 9ooebfprten at goernes
eeIelriussbar uben for Qaopimitb, OF
neral S3uIf Burger, Der bibro9te
9nglantsrne bet frpsteIi9e 3seerIa9
pao SpiOntop. Dam par bet, Der
ben @anS tit @neIGnOerue til at 9ao
8Gleen, o9 BAN Il DIT, Der oisic Da9c
l9su fgrer goerne frem til ben blooi9e
Dams m,uen G%u9elofooens Srebber og
be lorte Bierses Stranter. 9on biris
gerer / oisie Gage be Gulinbsr at Wous
ierseoerer, Der meb fOIb SO rstt.s mob
bet unge @nsIanos Srpit.
SdaIt burgers Narn CT bpppis
nRunt Sibe ON Sioe mso be andre
observation-disclosures, Sucos Weper,
Sans Botba, @~ron { og fsrit o9
ibit Suer9tn.ruI 3Oubert, Der bog
muIi9ui8 nu pOu @runb at be Soar,
BON ifal boue %fuaet, er traabt tilbase
for S6aIt Burger.
- S9aIt Burger turuttsriieres
faaIe6eS al en- tplt 9iOsraf: 9on fOr-
binoer meo itor 90 Os aOIobIObi9bso eft
ifarpt BItt for enbuer 9IotttIie, tOm
6ienoeu siusr fig. pan latter 9urtio
en- 8siIutnins Os 9ennemforer ben me6
6ner8i. Sans frateSiitt geSaOsIie ct
fremra9enoe os anertenbes fra ale Si'
Der. pan fan oerfor o9iau 9IQbe fig
ueo ~aImiubtlis 9iaio bos fine 2anoss
mano, Der fsIser BAN 5Iinbt ben. Setu
Fl ban en- ubmertet Stptte Os en- for'
trinIi9 Rptter. 8 bet cipiIe 9iu sr ban
NeoIem al 1ransuoaIe 6oIteraab.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-07
Wnfia'cns Notwithstanding
me paa Sicilien.

Oct mebbeltes Tor no9en Glib liber, at
BEN %itaIisnite Grigsminiiter Merri
iom 5eI9e al, at ban pat inouitlet / ben
berpsteoe RafiasProces, bauOe muuttet
tuse i'm Atiteb.
Stalienerne bar fra CANNED 8ib en-
inosroet 6ottGrIlsbsb for bemmsIise
5oreuin9er, Os ONT bisie enO bet noro.
lige Stalisu ct bIeune aflsit al mere nus
%tibsiuarenoe Sammeu lutntnser, bar
bog flere al BEN boIot fig / bet lpbIise,
o9 Nafiaen paa SiciIisn bsrer til en- al
ot meit frp9te6e o9 neit terror isttnbe.
Besrunoet pua g,foItninssns VT,
ban9isbeo at ben 90 @mbeosmanoens8
6rp9t o9 9ennemsaaenoe DemoroIil as
ton bar be fO,ltsui9e Wtlnilire ltaois
itaaet masttsIeie oUer for ben.
Dens 6ormooI ipnes ubeIuttenoe at
uGre at besuo JorbrpoeIier mob giu %
eisnoom, % ueb ale SIuss MioIsr at
litre fine NReOlemmsr Straffribeo.
Den nu uerietso. ousnuGunte Bros
ces @ftriper fig fra 1893, oa ben ulmins
btlig a9teoe @sron RotarbartOI o
mprbebes / en- Srrnbau,tupe uno.rs
ueis fra fit @obs til Bpen paIermo.
9i9et %fanbtss pau guneIiniea, 9snnsm'
borst af mango 0OItefit. NOeIs Saru.
pbanefunttiouerer bIeu anboIbte os af-
berte, men leIufsIseIis tcr9epes.
Wan fit sittrbaunoen mere Os mere
gisbso for, at Dlorbet par Itei paa Ma.
fiaens 6orunituItnins, % 6orbrDoelier
fob oabenbart / Torbinbell IL meo en- a
8sserin9en befaIet unoerieselis at er
fcilianf Bunf, boor be ftamleielt,
Misbrus ifuIbe 9aa Spans. Dsnn
! lln~beriessIls par netop o%perorasst Ro
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-07
Ont alt 90 nlle.

9pft Rri9sitib 9runbitgbt.
Oct tpite arissftib rSu6ien" ct crumbs
lteot 9ia,beoen af RieI. &ri9sfibene
r8iirtembur9" o9 p2@sir" proueOe
fotgaOes at faa uSa6ftn~ at. Oet be-
llutteOeS bu at flptte Stibets ipare aa=
noner, for at Iette bet. unoer 9rbeibet
bermeb faIOt en- al 8unonsrne / Spen.
Stubt paa Gaftro. timber
RarneouIet / Caracas, 8sne3ueIa, ben
27oe 6ebr. uflfoo en- 8enssueIaner to
Club mob 9tspublittens 9refbent
Is ipriano Sc tro, men ingen at
Sfuooene ramte. 8pen II roIis.
Stort Qaan. Den rusli1fe Hes
9erin9 er MI tommeu til gtep port for
at lame Ren9e. st Spnolfat al Bants,
INSURANCE. Og 3aaneinoretnin9er bar
LIANT &uslano S25, 600, 600 / 4 9ros
cent Bombs mob 4ant i 8Iaoifaptas
Sernbuuelpftem.
6lereEropper til . ten. Den
rusflte 9iGIpetrpoier Saratoff forIoo
forIeoen Obesla for Bort Nrtbur msb
en- for Siprfe trooper om 8orb.
Dette er bet fierbe 9th al &eierue Laos
Den, Tom i 9ebet at be tire 1iolte Tiger er
afgaaet fra Ooesia, fuIoIooet mec Grep=
per.
rGt SObn" brenbt. 6ra
Sourobupu, Saua, meIbsS 28Os 6eb.,
at bet umerifaulte 9th rSt. Sobn,"
8apt. 6aIe8. fra New Oort for gofos
bomu, er opbrenot. geiGtniu9eu reOs
OeOes % IonOiutteS 8%auioOwanse.
Spanien faar 10 Ger ttls
b ase. 6oreitiaingeu fra ben ipanife
Staggering, bOleret paa uuberieseIier at
Den ipunite misunderstanding, bar
foranIsoieet ben ameritanite Geserins
til at op9ips Grauet paa Derne Is b
t u % Is apagan Sulu, oo bet er
broot paa bet rene, OF De efter Barriers
irOttatens geitemmeIier Iisser uoen for
Y%biIippinernes Dsruppe.
QGser Baris. Oct p%aaitaas,
at Der Yaris er 17,735 9eser = Det
sr muufte en- at aariaserne til, at Bes
fcIfninsen t 6rantris aftaser.
Gn Oprej SninS 6or no9en
lib fiben msooeIte ct Bar enseIfte Blade,
at Dor b.tenbte 2anbsmunb / Clam,
Nbmiral 81 / d en-, | fin 3ib par
1pstst fra ben ipanite Wurine, iorbi ban
par bIeuen bsmt til Deben for iom fim-
pei MatrOs at baue ~sennemprpSIet en-
Officer.
Gi6eIieu anla9be Gag mob BIabene
% bar nu fuuet benz tuunset til of gore
bum Nfbi9t.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-07

Sobu 3 It on / 9onbon, SettetGs
rem for yMisfion TO 9epsls", r0t bisle
StatIer meb iarIi9 @Iebe ntaa imam.
me bet sobe 8ubifab ON Subs &arIiss
beb, Der meber os peb 0aobeborbet / por
SreIier ielu os bans bprebare Raobes
mioIer.4
Noget, Der truer meb at gore Subiens
uIptteIiSe f%pebaIlfe 2iuet enbnu tuugere,
er ben frpstetige 9uusersueb, Der for
Dieblittet raier optr belle Snbien og
frazer munsfoIbiss Dire. Buu Spes
boIffbebsoipIerue bespnber mum uQerebe
at mdn9Ie Ssub Os 6ebemibIer til be
fp9e os beres enonu ubeimitteos Born,
Tom bIiUer opbros;n Iarfilt. eDien
iarntiois lpbcr Der aae 8e9ne fra U2eb@
beleIier ON, buor 9oot Grbeibet 9aor
fremao / aanoelig 9enieenoe, os meb
builten G%ebebonbbeb De ipebaIffe Iutfer
Gre os 9ierte Op for Cubs Orb %
3eiu &rifti @uan9eIium.
3 6sIse be fiofe @fterretnin9er ber-
o~urefru bIeu Der nps bebt ca. 70 ipe=
baltic os be troenbe England bar trouIt
mso at bebe for O9 iamIe inO til sSns
Oiens ueoIioenbe ipeoulfe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-07
9UOrleOes og DOab Srabula=
nerrle ipiier,

De liober meb 8enene ouer Rors oq
rsrer fun Waben meo ben bejre 6aanb.
Sn9eu Soroe, StoIe, Rniue, ga Her eaer
IaQerten.r bebeUes al benz, oa be itebie
feI9er iumme Sfit, iom btres 6orfebre
bru9ts for Guiinoer at Aar fiben. 8
Stebet for Qauertener bruser be Stptter
at Banandtreets Stamme euer o9iaa
Eauertener al fore Blade, ipet lummen
meo @rG8. @u 1aabon Taaerteu taltes
bort, loo mart ben bar uGret bru9t, iad
be ilipper let fra Opusffnin9en. &ost
Ris er 9OuebbefuubbsIeu Deb beres
RaaItib; besuoen Ipiier be fiot 6ru9t
Os @rsntlaser. @n lille SmuIe ob
@an9en Ipftes op meb ben beire 9annb
o9 puttes / Wunben ueb 6ielp at CONF
%m.Ifnsertn. 8 be IOutre RIpsier brus
ses ofts BILLET / Stebet for 6is. Wan
bru9er meset ct SIuss R%rpbberi, Der er
.iummsniut af Senusp, 9eber, Snsefar,
acrenber, Sag NJ. M. IIt bet ffebes
iumm.n % bIanbes meb Gait eIer
neItet Smsr. Brabmauerne ipiier
aIOris apO. 6pr MoaltiO,rne buber be
fig, tu9er rene 8IaOer pua o9 fremfiser
SaImer eIer Bonner, spr Disie 1esn
pua anlist Os grDit; iaa er De faroise
til at ipile.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-07
9e %ipeOalite / 3nOien,

Bto Orbet ySpeoa! itbeo4 tommer
man uDiltaarli9t til at tanfe poa gi'
belle, Summer os trsfts8Ies @Ienois'
beb, og bet ipnes en- nGiten utroIist, al
Der osioa meuem be StatIer, iom er
befen9te meo oenne fretteIise Sp9e,
fan uQr, Gale on @Iebe. Der er
oelaa fun en- enelte Cling, Tom umirteli9
formoar at Iple op i oisic uIptteIi9e
Si9les Werfe o9 faa BEN til meo GaaIs
mob at bare beres tun9e Sob bet er
RerIi9beben fra BAN, Der bar
.tuset pore Spsbomme paa fig os baa:
ret pore Smertsr" (Gf.s8, a. @oOn'
Zig oure / Snoisn eusr t~riitne Rano o9
Ruinber, ieIp sennem9Isoeoe al Rrilti
RG,Ii9bsD, ct ueIli9net garmbiertisbsns
os SeIuOpoireIiesarbeibe for al fore iao
munst iOm mulist at be mpIorenoe Nl0s.
Ter Of ~itattsIs lpeoallfs Ill BAN, Der pet
it bIotts Orb %tenisr 9iertet for Den
enbnu uGrre % f%oloGrusIisere Sp NJ
oens SpsbaIfbeb.
Oct enseIife SpebnIfbtbsielifat
yMision TO Qepers" pIeier buert VA,
ueo .9uIetib at fGnte Beboerne af beres
mango SpebaIfbeosuiDIer en- 9IuO 3u-
I%eaften; bet er osiaa ftet benne Sui.
RGrIiebeOssaDer, i%aaUeI Pense ION
6orGrineer. ct itrsmmet ino / UeaSier
ira troen6e Benner, boabe / Snbien 90
/ @uolnnb. Den, Der pc eutli9 bai
Itaaet for arrou9ementet al De %ftorar.
teoe 6efiorberebeIier, er Wiis M or
Reeb, Der nh | otts Mar - lelp ipe.
onIit = bar arbeioet bIanot be ipebalft
oppe 9imaIapabisr8ens % ct bIeper
Reolfabet til at fore ouer 100 ipeoaIf,
til Gro paa 6relieren. nalori9 ifaI
ie9 9Iemme en 5uleaften Tom benne!
itripsr en- 8eninoe os WebbiaIperife al
Nils Gs,b. Deb at Ore fig belt fol-
oisie bjsIpslele SjGle feIer man feri
ret, buor ueuoeIi9 meset falisere bet Ell
at sipe fremfor at tu9e. Set er Ell
lamb 6rpo aIene at ie paa be mango
itroolenoe Nnister, Der tpoeIi9t uioael
ON, buor totnemmeIi9e De ct oper 70,
buer life Y%eleernin9, Der | Selu Naur
spes imcb btm."
s SeIltabets fisrlte aipI ueo Puru:
lia / 8eusuIen er bet Stit at fejre tprf'
SuIeous meo en- flor N0buertieneits, til
6uiIttn uIe De ~frilfne ipebaIfte bar ab'
gang. Denne Sang msote $50 ipe
oalife psb 9er,ens 8orb. Wan9e q
be 6enber, Der ubrattes for at Crib
6errens 9eseme / Brebets 2isneIie
bapoe nsppe en- ginger mere tilbase, o
De Munbe, Der rates frem mob Sslu
talten meb Seiu Blob, bauoe oite i'll
en- Sang 9aber til at fatte ON Bigger
ranben linen ri tor pel tro," ffriue
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-07
Sperrig.

9ebins 6Orlae ON SsnberipI'
lambs l%lIbne,sipsIie til Danmurt mob
Suerriss &tftaasIie al nOsIe somle
arap, bIeu fOrIeben fOrtafst | ferits
aumm.r | ben i~usnite Riasoas.
q anbet Rammer motip,rebe 6orlo9s.
itiusreu ieIu fit 5Orrus. ub~eurissmini'
ftsreu repIieereos. Sasen snbtt, iom
man tuuos usnts, uben noset RsiuItat.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-07
sT GODT HJEr HAIR ALTiD nUSIK.

ssat IA at s bar Rand tlat have $500 PIAnOER Of $3.50 ORGLER og enhnu fare kan Hmle
pa dem, HI OhE HUSH 10 VI fXlda Padsenf Tb gen lenP III smn dem indath be-
|mfdede kan ate. Med du kan HYEhsOMHELsT spLs de yanhdgtes ykhf korekt
|huskken r arnpnetp a RULER med tMiappeE Int Pane; inht som eru dshhdhgt BMie
log kfhige Toner som paa ct URdi sfiHer ael ekjendte Hymner og e at shrH yRe OF frost
fol de gaHhe, d syge og besyartdei underhadn SdsAab mdD mer Sc kkouTnnen Sang
Pg erenG Glad for Bornene spmer over loas kkerso ON DE kan yslgei Etudundergt In
|trannt Iadndr At Anhefahnger fra ulheie Kunier. San eget bdfe end v Yenhde'
hgered de- hut sRhbl men saah uHRt sm ct eRud. NRFt, i Box 6 lbs i'm 1000, en-
smakk a@ei med Musk sends Dem p ENres we'd Motagesfn AZ s301 Agmtr Iena
STANDARD MFG. co, As vesey St, NEW YORK; ?. c. Box ass. Dept. N @
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-07
Gn 0emeral

Mef af alt en- 2anbsuelsreusr of e
till 9uerten SobsI, Difinttionsr,
Snapper susr Militerbue = insen llb-
merteIisstssu, fun / bsire 9aano @ss
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-07

Alen tp te I
Aabenraa ct blsueu mluttet, forelebi9 til
l. Warts. N|ttionarerne er inobuot
til Generation umlins. buor Der lfol
forbanolss ON Datnins al ben forbaan.
bsnuarenbe llnberbaIance ueb 6orbeielie
Of NttistopitaIsu o9 llofebeIie al Prios
ritets f. atlier. 0m tlnoerbalancens
StsrreIie pibes enbnu intet beftemt.
,gereinsbonfA blsp oprettet for at bragg
6oIt fra ben banIfe 6oItebant.
Eanten ON at opsre j 0 rs
amlin9sbue bar fuuben COB Sorb:
bunb pua gefttpiter. Site blot /
StGrbGt, men oslaa / &esbp
frsnmss pIanen eiter 9une.
.Danneuirte~s Stilltng 9.
Sitter at Sru SO itbeur a bt'arab b
bar OuertOset RebattiOnsn al .DOnnes
p%irte", R%isftemninssn mob bette
BluO poti,t %betsoeIis @rab. ia, bet IT
lite Iangt fra, at bet bIiuer beftplot for
meo CUB os 6uar at pare 9aoet oper I
1pitsrnes qeir.
gaa bisis 8%eftpIoninser iuursr
,Onut.A imibIerti6 blot, at bet er @ens
ffanb for RisforfaaeIis os Ba9taleIie,
bet mener at boIoe paa bet 9amle Stdnes
punt, men eniter Blot en- no9et fors
onoret 9attit. Ut bet uto benne Got.
tit 90 peb be uOtoItlier, 8labetsauertbe
bar brast, 9aur 6r. Don aellers
Q6rinbe, ipn.s gIubst lite at bare
gle for.
Ssr9eligtDsbsfaIb. en un9
Dame fra aabeuraa, 8atter al Sena.
tor surg 9oren3en, beoe forlsoen
Iioe for 6Ioroformerin9en, ba bun paa
Sp9sbulet uilbe laOe fig b,beue for at
faa ct Bar 1anbsr truttet uo. 6eubes
5aoer, lom par frauGrtnoe, mootos
ben iereeliss Gfterretnin9 / 6ambors.
Til Bertin. amtsfcrfanoer
BaIentiner er talbt til Berlin for
at giut SpIpsnin9 ON b, @runbe, Der
for to aar libtn forunIebieeoe BAN til
at lutte 6oreuiugsbpsningsn v5rei- /
qprtrup.
Oct er noset TENT, man ilgerIin IONS
mer / 5autsr ON at pile bsre @ruuben.
Pator 9oeobsn fra Sfinrbef,
Der uipirer til SlesOiss giip.iiOl, bar
npIio uartt pda en- Bariitrteiie for at
orruuse,e en- uoftuins al 1si.r fra fin
BGuefole. gou 9itmUci.n stnnem
IpitIuub bar grGfen asittr.t for fine
forft,ui9t G%or.tssenoer, ntmIi9 ioruben
9epeffolen osiua Buoet.ott o9 Banter.
Yaa ct Mebe / Wlnb.n ubbBo Baforen
iaoIeoes anbeIs i ganten; ban baube
tnbnu 60 attier paa 500 Nt. til .Raos
bisbsb Tor Qiebbsuere, O9 ban Iouebe 4
psf. p. a. R.nte. Git TesIu1rt os fin
Dampbaao omtalte gaitOr 9acobien lei
lite.
IpftIanbS Vational ang.
.aIensbors auis" OpIpier, at Sansen
o0sil Dir i'm SiessstrouS" OprinbeIis ct
i~tr.uet al en- ll.sUisf grat III 9gre for
Gbriltian ben Ottenoe al 8anmarf, o9
at 9pfterue sanltc impsIt bar .rsobet-
San9en.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-07

Eanten ON at opfsre 5 0 rs
amtinssbue bar iunbeu COB Serb.
bunb puu g,fttpiter. Site blot |
StGrbGt, men osiaa / 8esbp
frsmmss BIanen sfter @une.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-07

Der er fi1n en- goo Slass
aampeglas = @oebstbs = %
Derc8 &sbm9no peo bet.
De ber BABE 9ataloset.
Sid, III gsaetsfey Yittsbura a.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-11-14
Sustaining HI. Theory.

No man is a real man of science un.
less he is ready to abandon his own
conclusions, duly put on record, if sub
segment Investigations prove them
fallacious. The president Of great
college once wrote volume on the
practice Of medicine. After it had been
completed and he had gone to New
York to arrange for Its publication
his house was burned, and the manu-
script of Ills book and all his notes
were destroyed.
He couldn't reproduce it. Ten years
afterward he said:~ "That fire was the
greatest Of good fortune to me. If
had published the book, should have
had to stand by it, whereas now l
know that it was all wrong!"
Mr.. Andrew Lang in Longman's Mag
azine tells of two biologists who were
gathering specimens in lonely moun-
tain place. One of them had written q
book. The other, looking about one
day with tieldglass, saw his friend
occupied long time-unobserved, as
he thought-in rolling great stone
down hill and at dinner questioned him
about 1t.
He pretended at first that he had
been doing it for exercise, but, hard
pressed, confessed:
"Well, the fact is the COMPOUNDED
thing was 200 feet too high to suit my
theoryW
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-11-14

The large ana increasing circulation
Of The Iowa Homestead in this county
is q matter for congratulation to the
publishers and to good farming, for, OF
all the papers of its class in the coun.
try, 1t is easily the best and most help.
full. Its Special Farmers Institut.
editions, issued with the regular edition
the first week in each month, have been
for years the admiration of all practi-
cal farmers. Written wholly by farm.
ers, they are full of actual experience
and smell of the soil. We have been
fortunate enough this season to secure
terms for The Homestead and its Spec
ial Farmers Institute Editions, together
with The Poultry Farmer and Tht
Farmers Mutual Insurance Journal,
four of the most valuable farm publi-
cations In the country, that enable us to
offer the four in connection with oul
own paper for $3.50 for the entire five.
one year. This is emphatically good
thing, and no farmer in this county
should fail to take advantage of this
offer. For large line of thoroughly
practical farm reading nothing has ever
been offered before that equals it. A
county paper, q farm paper, poultry
paper, farm insurance paper and thu
Special Farmers Institute, all for 81. 90.
Come In and order them.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-11-14
RETURNS THAT HAVE BEEN rAKDy
Coming In and Clearing Up the Doubtful
situation Somewhat,

Chicago, Nov. 12.-The back coun.
ties are getting to the front with their
election returns and the situation in
the doubtful states is clearing. For
Instance there is Nebraska; with
but two counties to hear from, the I'm.
official returns give Dietrich, Rep, for
governor a plurality of SO, with the
chances in favor of the balance Of the
ticket. But it will require the official
returns to decide the matter. The leg
islative situation depends OH Douglass
county (OmahO where the official
count is under way. The Fus;onists
have elected four representatives., the
PopulistS two, the Democrats two and
the Republicans two. McKinley's ma
jority is 1900, unofficial.
In Idaho on president the vote has
been pretty well reported and shows
Bryan's plurality to be something more
than 200. The Democratic state ticket
is also elected.
In Kansas the official returns on the
legislature give the Republicans 1O4
members. fusionists, so; tie one. One
fusionist is elected to congress-Jack-
son in the Third, but the Republicans
expect to contest the election when the
soldier vote arrives from the Philip.
pines.
In Kentucky official returns from all
save about dozen counties in the
state received by The Courier Journal
do not materially alter that papers
unofficial report of the election. Bry-
ans majority will be in the neighbor-
hood of 5000. while the plurality Of
Beckham Dem.) for governor, will be
about 5000.
All the counties in Washington give
Frink (Rep) for governor n total ma
jority of 4,SG7 and Rogers, 8,G51. Rog-
ers' majority in the state is 1854.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-11-14
TWO NOTABLE DEATHS
Henry Willard and Mnrcu. DAILY Pas.
Away in New York.


Henry Willard and MarcuA DAILY Pass
Away in New York.
New York, Nov. 12.-Henry Willard.
the railroad magnate and financier,
died at his summer residence at Dobbs
Ferry early in the day. Mr.. Willard
had Intended to return to New York
about the middle of last month, but his
condition was then SO precarlous that
his physicians advised him to remain
ut his country home until he should
have gained more strength.
Mr.. Willard, when he died, was sur.
rounded by the members of his fam
lily. including Mrs. Willard and his two
sons, Oswald and Harold Willard. He
had been unconscious for two days.
His death, it is said, was caused by
cancer of the throat. The funeral
will take place Wednesday:
New York, Nov. 12.-Marcus DAILY
of Montana is dead at the Hotel Meth
erland. Mr.. Days death had been
expected for weeks. He came home
from Europe about the middle of Sep
TENDER, and soon afterwards was OBJ
liged to take to the bed, from which
he never again arose. His physic ans
informed the relatives some time ago
that Mr.. DAILY could not recover, and
they would give assurance of life only
from day to day. Bright's disease
complicated with heart weakness was
the cause of death,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-11-14
Qonsollng.

In politics it often happens thai the
worst thing that can happen q political
party is victory. 1t was that way in
1892 with the democratic party, when
all the disasters which the republican
party had piled up for the country, were
ulloaded upon the shoulders of the
newly chosen democratic administra-
ton. The situation in that respect is
not materially different now, though
the causes are different which produced
the two situations, The party in
case of success, would again have been
under the pile driver However hard
democrats may take it, 1t may be we'll
that the republican party is elected to
bear the burdens of its own blunde1s.-
Waterloo Tribune.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-11-14
IN RIP VAN WlNkLE's LAND.
The portueuese Colonies In Africa
In Backward State.

The Portuguese Colonies In Africa
In a Backward State.
The Portuguese colonies in Africa
are the Rip Van Wrinkles land of real
ity. After three centuries of white
dominion they remain pretty much in
the condition in which Da Cana and
his bold successors left them.
Here is picture OF what trade
means In the favored region of Cabin
do bay, where there is single white
trader who occupies Il house of three
rooms, with "shop" 20 feet by 8
attached. The place Is stocked with
puncheons of some vile stun called
"rum" which are exchanged for palm
kernels.
Knots of natives from the Interior
villages with loads of kernels begin
to present themselves Mt the shop by q
q. M, and when the trader Mt last
makes his appearance there is noisy
crowd of kernel sellers and thirsty
hangers on.
The exchange of rum for kernels is
quickly effected, and by 8 o'clock In
the morning the entire population may
be seen lying under the shelter of the
cocoanut palms either stupidity drunk
OF noisily quarreling.
The mingled uprdar and snoring lasts
till about noon. when there is sud-
den return to sobriety, and the crowd
clears away to the village to collect
the means for another carousal.
On n good day the trader at Ca
binla bay gets rid of about 100 gal
Ions of rum. and he ayers that the
scene described is repeated every day
in the year.
Next to rum and "civilization" the
greatest curses of West Africa are
smallpox and the sleeping sickness
From this last no case Of recovery
has ever been known, and SO con
tagious is It that In the native Chris
tan community every communicate
has separate cup from which to par
take Of the sacramental wine.-Londor
Leader.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-11-14
IOWA STATE COLUMN.
Telegraphic Matters of Interest to Our
Own People.
corded for the Benefit of the Read
ers of This Paper.

Des Mpines, Ia, Nov. 9.-1owa's re-
turns from thirty counties, all that can
be secured before the official count,
show that the constitutional amend
ment providing for holding biennial in
stead of annual election in Iowa, has
undoubtedly been adopted by 25,OOO
plurality. An interesting feature Of
the result is that the state is likely to
find itself with constitutional con-
vention on its hands without any par
ticular time for one. The constitution
requires that the question: "Shall
there be a convention to revise the
constitutions" be submitted every ten
years. 1t was submitted this year, but
there has been agitation in the press
or otherwise for convention.
1t was taken for granted by state
officers and political managers that 1t
would be voted down. Voters general
ly. however, assumed that the propo-
sition for convention was in some
way connected with the biennial elec-
tinn amendment and voted Eyes" or
No" on the two propositions, in ae-
cordance with their views as to bien-
NAL elections.