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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-05-02

and to this frame horizontal bar is
attached, carrying at Its extremity a
rubber nipple of ample proportions.
Connected with the nipple is a flexible
tube extending into the liquid in the
pail. Inside the nipple there is rub
Der tubular reinforcement. having
cross-slits in 1t, which acts rs valve.
With this device the calf may be fed
liquid nourishment, receiving 1t slow
ly and by natural sucking.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-05-02
Inoculation Against Blackleg.

Kansas and the Western States cat
tie are susceptible to blackleg. which
cannot be successfully cured. but i'm
munity practically secured by inocu-
lation. The Kansas experiment sta
ton, Manhattan, Bulletin 81, treats
this subject. after sending out free ma
terial sufficient to inoculate 100000
cattle. Kansas lost 10000 cattle. from
blackleg in 1893, worth 100000. Some
cattlemen report loss of per cent
of cattle. Vaccination is the only sue.
cessful preventive measure. PRODUCING:
mild form of blackleg, from which
the animals readily recover and are
then immune from further attacks. IL
properly vaccinated, 90 per cent can be
saved.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-05-02

More than one explosion over family
expenses has begun with woman's
curiosity in meddllng with new fash
ion magazine.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-05-02

Ordinary reason should teach that
when two men are about to fall out
that is the time to hold themselves in.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-05-02

A man named G. Whiz committed
suicide a few days ago. This shows
that even he whose name is house
hold word is not always happy.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-05-02

There is no place like Nome-Cape
Nome-for which many of those who
have returned are thankful.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-05-02

Clearly It was dog-in-the-manger
spirit which prompted a New York
woman to hu gthe man from whom
she had just got divorce.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-05-02

according to DIR. u.
o. Howard, chief Of the division Of en-
tomology in the Department Of Agrl-
culture in Washington. This cannibal
bug, as he is known to entomologlsts,
Is swarming northward from his Next
can home. The bug flies into houses
by night, and sucks the blood of human
beings. 1t is member of family
bearing the formidable name of Redu-
viidac, or assassin bugs. and is first
cousin to the two-spotted corsair. Its
beak is three-iointed. and when not in
use the tip rests in a groove between
its forelegs. A puncture from the beak
is very painful and causes inflamma-
ton.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-05-02

With the cigarette prohibited in the
Signal Service offices there will be less
danger Of cloudy weather predictions.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-05-02

A good business man never makes
useless acquaintance or tells business
lies.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-05-02

Speech is sllvern, silence is golden,
giggling is brazen, and laughing is Of
ten ironlcal.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-05-02

Kansas has flfty-one daily papers, or
more than Austria, Germany and
Italy.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-05-02
Not a Burning Questiou

Bobbie entertaining Mr.. Vincent
while sister Ethel dresses)-I say. Mr..
Vincent, how did you feel when you
were in the oven?
Mr.. vincent-In the oven! What do
you mean. Bobbie? never was In any
oven.
Bobble-You weren't! Why, only just
this minute, when Norah took your
card upstairs. mamma said "that Mr..
Vincent is only just about half baked.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-05-02

small stones, and on top is laid some
brush. A correspondent says he has
put in drains for the last sixty years
according to this method, and has
found them to work well, better than
the square stone drains.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-05-02

In teaching the young, be careful not
to deceive them: they will catch you
att
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-05-02

All this modern idolatry of a rich
young husband is but another form Of
bowling down to golden calf.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-05-02

ming = the Conorhi-
nus Sanguissugus.
or blood sucking
cone nose, otherwise
known as the big
bedbug which ! 8
due soon to arrive,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-05-02

The CnnniDaI Bug.
Every one is on the lookout for the
Insect with a desire for human blood
and with long legs, well fitted for run
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-05-02

Advice is cheap. but IT sometimes
costs you pretty dear TO follow it.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-05-02

This sole inhabitant of topsy turvey-
dom is the daughter of Portuguese
rancher near Alyarado. For two years
she has ATTENDED the Alviso public
school. She is pretty child. shy and
graceful. with rosy coloring and black
hair. Her case puzzles the wise men
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-22

hos @aarbsier Sobn gbilipe en- /
gurnqs / Senberipuanb rtifte / Iptil
Raonf til Yaris for al ie gsroenss
uoliuinssn. Gan er M after penot
bjem os mebbrinser be beolfe 5notrpt
fra ben fore geroensituo, naunlig bar
bet banite gus / Rationernes @aoe pso
Seinen fGnssIet bans Snteresie, li9eiom
be 8anfies uOltiuing / BaIRst for Sa9i,
5iIteri % S~tOubtus. 9an reilte tlI'
base ooer StrasbOr9 Os RpIu, os bele
1uren bar toitet BAN ca. 300 Wnrt.
Ruitb, Der er ira 6ebenbaun, bar nu
after 9enOptaeet fit arbeioe iom &s9
ter hos Sob. P~biIipien.
YrGnoi for ell balu Willion.
~llueirst / Sui bar. eiter buao man tan
tonne, puu Senbetipaanos Qtfpit
uoIbt StaOe for en- boIu URiuion RIOS
ner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-22

uanitsIi9 at unbiGlie Darlington og
R a citing.
9oerne bar beiat 9iIbfon og 6lers
fOboupb, iamtibi9 mso, at De Wets
tlnoui9tn ier mere ug mere i%anoieniis
uO. 9ans Siprte Il nu $500 Dfnno
% 200 9Osne.
@eneraI San 8 amilton beors
orebe 0psiuelie ai Gultenborq; o9
goerne bar forIabt Mo@ l%oooOrp og be-
al Waterpllonoer meo en- taItig Stprte.
@n beipOeIig Del al General . o.
t b a 8 Straightforward | DaImOntbua soei
Ia9oes iorriee Senoo9 ueb 3loebranb.
@eneraI De Wtt bar trpoiet 8,iis
sersOorpb.P ot9 fltrOOm Sernbanen o9
er nu paa ben anben Sioe al 9erlters.
oorp9.
6an fortietter mob 0oro. for al
lteoe iammen meO 8eIarsp. iom boIoer
duiteubors. 8itd ner O9 andre ens
seIfte @tneraIer er effer De 8ett, lom
imioIertio NOT fol flare fig.
so sanger, for boem oet Ipttebes al
fluste ira De 0ett, meboeIer, at bans
Stprte nu Ell pau I 900 Mano os ita.
big potter, tbi buor 3e g9ett tommer
frem, 9ribsr gosrue after til 8aaben.
9enern! Yilioon ltaar MI Ii9e noro
for Yretoriu; men buao ban bar Sinoe,
er Der inqen, Der ueo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-22

Sort taser man BaIabfet, Der lite Ell
uli9t Toner / qonbon, / Diefpu ube
fra. Derefter treoer be beis9enbe
inben TO-, o9 man bIRnoes itrafs, naor
man traosr ino | be enentprlis ubitp,
rebe Hum, | bOilte Sultanens SuueIer
er opbobere. 8 LANCE 8eboloere al
@Ius itaur / 8Gtte utuQi9e fore Staas
le, Der Iise til aanben er fplote meo
pra9ti9e Ilebne 2goeIltene al ale Arter
o9 meb PerIer be foriteai9e SterreIler.
5 ct @tui of bpiot 5IpjeI er anbra9t be
tire itetite Smarasoer / 9eroen; be bar
en- Qangoe af fra fem til otte CONNER.
@lenoommeIie ta9er EN- Statuette al
ben forrise SuItan fig uo. Den Ell
uofert / flere tampeitore 8erIer, al
buiIte ben forte o9 i'm ttelte ouer9oar
ct 0ueGg / Stprrelit. TIMBER @Iass
oGtte befinoer fig li9eleoes ben bsrgmte
3rone, iom Sultan Selim frato9 Ser;
ferne. 0ette pirunoerIige Stptte Nr:
beioe CT f:re Sob beit, al mas int Sub
o9 iaa ri9t ouerbrooeret meo Yeiler, al
mau lite tan ie no9et al bet cole Wetal.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-22
Wnefoo2ter Ottt Son0
SMnlbcrt.

Song Sum bert bapbe bOlot fig uo:
mRttst. NnligtstrRttene pat lite tpns
ne, men ban buuoe Ell me9et l%tatell9
9oIoning. 5mloIertio par ban tIoll9
bI,uen srau, % f%or9eDes iOBte 0rons
ming Wi ar a at faa BAN til
li9siom bans Jaoer at farue 9aar og
DiOuita9:. Gn @au9 bauoe 3rons
nin9en ira Yoris forlrreue; en- me9et H.
3aartintlur, o9 Ia9oe ben umbp9SeIlg
i~nbpntteoe 6iafOn tlul9e meo Drugs
%anUIsninsen ino paa ROn9ens toilette
borb.
9tu boube Oronninsen en- mt9et
imut lnebpIO YuobeI, o9 ltor par ben'
oss 6orbaulelie, oa Opret famine Dag
pIuoleIis tom ino til benoe meo ioDn.
ort Stno.
,9u.m bar cog tiIreot big %laaoan,
i~tattels Dpt2" ia9oe oens 9eriterlnos
og lIo9 9enoerue lammen.
nUten FABIAN Tube bin W0no baue
loOet fig tiIrsoe", ia9oe iaa 6on9en, otr
bet famine par traaot tno og ira
BET Qjeblit bah D%ronntngen aloris mere
i'm bple @emal ON at BRUCE Stenbsos
mibler.
@n Dag for no9Ie 4ar fioeu TT Rom
gen iylsenoe lnurrlge Barnebreu:
naare 9r. aonse. Seq bar bgrt
m.set ON De mango imutte aI9oer, lom
8ronuinsen bar, Os ies uiIoe 9srne tn
Sang le benz. Seq hprer, at Dron:
nlnsen ct rejlt bot, men De bar piit
He9lerne. Iu / Sommerierien bar
leg iaa COB 1lo, ltriu mig Iaa III, iate
pr. aonse, nuur ies maG TONNE.
Nt a ietta Seoni, Glen / temte
Rlasis."
@snnem i'm SstretGr ienbte ROnsen
ben lille Marietta fel9enoe Spar.
,9ere Marietta. 8Onsen biIier big
CO laosr Dig lise, at loo meset ytpsSsr.
rl9beo Dos en- lille Pi9e ipnes ban IT.
ristis om. 6orpprlst tan ban mso
i'm beolte Billie lite opipIOe bit Dnite,
tbi DrOnniusen er en- meget COB l0uss
mober, % bar Tor fin aireiie Ombpsse.
lis iubpattet alt os Iaulet fOr bet aIt.
lammen."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-22
O,n alt 90 nlle.

Sioitc Cnsoa9 rejite femtenO poageIs
iesbetisnts fra gonbou for ON mnli9t,
at fslss anartilternes Serb De 6oren.
Stater.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-22
arisen Spoafrifa.
goerne temper ueit for Yreturia.
Yotbas &ri9siorraao ct brGnot.
Dc Wett gaar mob
Norb. 6ngelIfe
Sanger flDgter.

Stiainsen sr for DiebIittet lite COB
for @nsIGnoerns ueft for 9retOria. Ops
siusIisn uf 9Oidestroom, @ss!iuburs
% 3lsrui, FAINT Delareps GiIbases
flag uf General Darlington, fom
unber aampen trat fig tilbase til Was
rico, bar Opmuutret goerne % forget
DsIursps ucfster til at fOrene fig meb
M
Spis be to tan Hippo iummen os
TONNE nosei norbpaa, sil bet blips
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-22
SMItanens Sfatfammer.

@n Seuaroisbeo al Ran9 ct SuItas
nen at Iprflets Stattammer. 6or at
fua Nosans bertiI maa man isrit gem
mem ct @eianotfab icse en- iarIis 9iI.
luoelie fra Yabi3 RiOlt, os meset berebs
piqis gipss benne Giaabelie lite.
S%abpunlisuis unisser fere @sianot'
ftuber iamtiois berom, % naar ella.
beIien er siuen, unoerrettes be fornemite
6otsusr / 8onftuntinOpeI, % | en- &eft'
8osne tsrer be ~beipsenbe til bet samI'
Serail | Stambul.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-22

itumer, os Deres Qnife Tan iaaIebes let
bliue opfpIot.
Sm 9ftermibbneen bIep Roffen fsrt
ino | NtelIeret" al bs99e fine Benner.
9srinhe tanbtes fun ct fotoarafa Dip
parnt os en- StoI, buorpao bet biltoriife
&oitume lan.
Soften ombpttebe fin mooerne
Dra9t meo ben fon9eIi9e og iiueoe fig
loa / moieietift Boiitur forau Nppa-
rattt.
SnnIebes er bet 9obt, ln9oe ben
enc 6Otogrof, buis Ben auerebe boube
forlaot 0Greliet, nil De bliue Itanenbe
ct Qieblif, mems jes benier 9Iuoen. Com
ia9t, iaa 9iort; 6Otogrufen git nb, men
tom life mere tilbO9e.
s tpue Wtinutier fob Soften Tom
9enrit ben treble foran Obieftiu9Iosiet.
ga BET omlioer pareoe BAN for Ien9e,
git ban 10 for of opigse 6Otosraferne.
Uien bisie par Tor Ianqe iiosn fol luuns
oen tiuige meb Butie,ne meo be inbip=
ebe 1000 6ranc5.
9ommisiair MATTE ba Tom Ron9
9enrit tpre I'll 4olitiitationen, buor
man nGr buube Label BAN %inoeipGrre,
oa man untos bans Forthcoming for
en- for tiolis eler for iiIoi9 aOrnsualss
ipe9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-22

Sioitc Cusoag rejite temtsnO poa9eI:
iesbetiente fra 9onoou for ON mnlist,
at fslge anartilternes Serb / be 6oren.
Stater.
Nnarfilterne. Stalieneren IS. Qui:
i Nlpere flyer / ct Sreo til Rebat.
tor % aiiti, Of ban TOM Der til ganoet
/ 1897, % at ban niuIer fig / Nen
YOrt for lite Of bIiue mprbet al anarti
fterne. San bIeu truttet ino / 4natti:
lternes Rrebs % turoe lite meIoe li9 III
ieen. Den l.,URdj bleu ber trnttet Sob
ON, busm Der ltuloe uGre ROn9 j. II M
berts Worber. Oct fgrfte Sob faIot
paa 8resei, iom fit gefaIin9 til al
mprbe 9taIiens Ron9e. Oct anoet folot
pda Arturo @iouanelli, buis Sf'
fer ftuIbe pGre YrGlioent Uic. Rinlep
De ire andre, buis Raune greufriuerea
lite uiIoe robe, ifuIoe benboIbsuis mproe
ben tpfte Refer, 6ejiereu uf 0lteri9 o9
Br9iosnt Qoubet / 6runtris, 9an
meooeler f%remosIss, at be feoeratiue
MapnoisbeOer aaereoe bar foaet bisie
OpIpsnin9er al bom.
9nsen timber. at be reSersnoe 6priter
n9rer 6rpst for giuet.
Sraftattn meo Spanieu. Den
lpanffe uoenri9smInlter Mtarqui
u guiIou 6 a p er reilt III Gan
Sibaitian for at trGiie . ell
Storer os unOertssne ben npe Ron'
trait mso be 6orenebe Statsr.
Sper Acknowledgment 6nmbur9-
american 9iniens 0ampitib vDeutid
lamb" Tom til Ylpmoutb. eiter at baue
forstaset ben ~torteite Reiie, Der biotiI Ell
siort al nOset Domplfib. Der meosit
fun 5 Dase, IL Timer os 45 Minuiter.
Den lGn9ii tiIbasslaste ailtano en-
Dag par 500 anOb.
aejieren logger 5orlig. aelieren
at 9pifIano bar giuet ct npt Bepis paa
ben pofsenoe 9obe 6orliaueIie meuem os
f%ranife 90 tplte trooper ueb at fotbpoe
DC 5sitIisbsber, iOm buert aur timber
Steb / Wt,5 til 6rinbrin9 ON 8ri9en
1870 Os ben ipite Ssir.
asifsrsns Oroye bar paft for 9epa.
gelie / 6rantri9 Os anta9es al ulIhe fore
til bsore 5orItaaslle mellem be TO Yanoe.
5unoet SLATE. @n 6Iaite inoeboIo-
snbs f%eisenoe Breu, bleu iunbet pau
astIins 5slunb ben x. SuIi:
1898 taltst ouer 8oro fra OampIfi:
bet .@sres" ben 0. 9uIi / ben b%iifailtc
Buet, Breobe Al @raosr % 10 Utin.
n%utier, for at TONNE paa bet rene meo
Sirsmmsu paa OuerFaoen | ben biitai:
he gust. 8. 9Offtab, auptoin.
Strengt Jorbub. aOns alsranber al
Serbien bar maattet lone 8uslano itfe
at Iabe fin 6aeer gr.tOuse M liar
TONNE inb / Serbien.
9iai9 SeleIon. 81 priput GeIsfon'
tompasni er oannst | Muunbeim | Ipft:
lamb. Oct puatuser fig at fOripns 6Or'
rstninesbuie os priuate 6amilier mee
GeIefon for en- uarIis Ssje uf 1885,
buori aIt ct inbbe futtet.
Zen guile 5eber. 9auana bar bait
SO GiIfeIoe al ben guile Sober | SuIi,
beraf 30 meb bebeli9 u%ogans. gil
Dato er 81 bsbe | benne Maansb.
Sra Vitlis ! bet a%iiatiifs 9prfi e,
fommet @fterretnins ON, at 200 Ranb
8oinber cs Born CT mprbet ben arme:
MITE Sonbsbp Sponsbant | Di'
~ftriftet Sasion af Renter % tprtiif,
trooper unber ali pasba, 6ommant
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-22
SporleoeS Soften miiteoc
fine Yemge.

On franlt 6ot peb Napn s Omm 81
q ir, Der / Nmerita bapoe erbuerpet
fig en- file 6Ormue, tom for npli9, eIter
% aars 6ruuar fra 9iemmet, til Pa'
rig for at bsie9s uoltiatn9en. "a
ban for no9Ie 0aSe iioen betanbt fig
paa bet tuaenoe 5ottop", blep ban
tiltaIt Of ct Yar @n9IGnoere, lom fsrte
ct Ioto9rafilt apparat NIB.
- Qa, unbiplo, pil De life liaa
itius ct QisbIit, iasbs ben the, ies ptIoe
s9rne fotosrafere Dem.
aotten bauoe lite no9et berimoo.
Derefter opfororeoe GnslGuoerne BAN
til at fomme ben nGfe Mften en- BouIes
uarb. Raie, be piIoe ba forGre BAN ct
Yreuebiueoe.
giaebst par fortrafieIi9t, os GOms
misiair liiftebe m9rmere BetenotItab
meb be TO Toto9roier. De brat op9ti9
paa bet npe 8enifab, % ben f~ranlts
ameritanife Rot bIep meset lnatteiaIis.
6on f~ortulte bIanct anoet, at ban bar
fire 3ufinoe 6roncs bos fig, men alises
pei ftpsteoe ban lite for at bliue bes
tiaaIen, ba ban bdpoe ipet Ben9ene inb
| ButieIinnin9en. Man taIte pi=
oere ON 6otosraferingsn, os 8offen ct.
tlQrebe, at bet par bans FORTE Dnife
en- Sang at bIiue ~fotosraferet lom
6enrit ben treble.
0et tan De sobt bIiue, lasot
J gnslanbsrne, tom en- Gang ben | pori
| G%tsIisr, ri bar uomGrtsbs bilforilte Ro'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-22
aGL 85TTdSSg
u0ldn6et.
Srigrni aina.
Gineiernr taber Wooet. - NDt Yin.
greb paa ecgationerne. = ge.
g%ationernrs Sefriclie.
&ejierin0en
hDgtet.

sinelsrne tampsr itabis mcb al,
Musterns; men beres Wob ipnfer 9ae
for Dag. aOmiral R emep bar ienbt
5Iuaoebepartementet ct Telegram al 8,
oS., buori ban meooeIer, at oa crop
perue rpttsoe frem mob Su.9s@u,
flpsteoe Rtneierne efter at buue uiipret
nosle fau Club mob 5ienoerne. 8du
Remeps Sioe faIbt in9en, buorimot
Rineierne miteoe life iaa faa, buol
mango pibss enbnu lite meo Sitterbeb
@nopibere bar Rinsierne, efter Of Nmer
ritdnerne breu benz uo al gang 1fen,
iamIst ale lroppsrne / Yettns. - Yet
0In9 9fen miiteoe pore lropper s
orabie, 81 iaarebe % nOsIe oebs a
SoIfif.
De fau trooper, Der bIeo efterIabi
Deb 9isn Gin tommauosrebss af Sn9a
IGnoeren, General 8onarb, ION
mener, at Rlneierne ber usnter 6orli9rti
ming Spo fra.
NDt Nn8reb paa Se8atiOnerne.
Der CT tommet Ell Del Bubitaber frt
Being unosr ben g., iom saar ub paa,
at Rinsferus after ansriber gesuti0nerne
Der tun liebsr inoe meb rinse 6oriuarsl
trnft; men iamtioi9 meooeIfes, at b'
alierebs trooper fun par IL UfiI fra
Bst.ns, o. g%esationerne fattebe ottei
9aab 90 iOtlUursoe Stiainssn inbtiI
enbeIi9 ben II Si9lpen Tom.
@ennem U. S. 8onIul 6omIer
ebe 600 er Telegram tOmmet ON
se8ationerues gcirieli..
De auiereoes Trooper mBott baart
Robfanb, inben bet Iptt.oes benz al
irause inb | Betting. bpor be itrafs ON.
rinsebe qssutionerne, bUem be tanbt
COB 8ebOIc. Q%esaiionerns %iOaueI ION
aQf uolanoinse / Betting ct nu / Git.
ssr6so.
Rineitrne miltsbe uuoer Wobitan6en
800 o9 SupuneIsrue 100, mems Der intet
melbee ON be auiereoss Cab.
asjierinoen CT ilDBtet.
Den enseIffe 6onfuI flyer. at Rine'
ferne, fom netOp er tommet fra petin9,
mebbeIer, at 81 . 9ens tom til
BEING mso 10000 Mano. SITTER en-
aubienee hos @ntsteiisrinbn fOrIOt
ban after Bpen meo fine trooper. uben
at msoos!e nos'n, buor ban git ben.
Del iormooes imibIsrtib, at ban Ell
oaaet til "a 6usn 5n | p%rouinIen Sban
81, buorbsu a~eiis,iuoen fpstsoe, iaa,
mart pstIns bIsp nbtaset al be ALTERED,
trooper.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-22

6n gGre ira giOet. Dn Or. 9'ter
6abtn(p lom 0ren9 bGn9le oper be
9amIe Binb, bans Bebitefuber bopbe
elterlaOt BAN, ibet ban uben no9et
esentIlst Wuol iOste unoerretnin9 ON
De 9Ionter o9 BIom ter iboeuoe @sen=
lfaber, oremte ban Iibet ON, builte bee
t~poninosfuIoe Gei ultoter oenne 9ren=
gea9iise Nps9erri9bco Ifuloe Ieoe til.
Oct par lmiolettio oisie intereslante
Runbitaber, ftoenefter mOonet o9 uoui=
bet uso bans Stuoier / Wfebicin os
6atmuci, Der latte BAN / Stano til at
9ioe Yeroen, til 8eIfgnelle for mango
luIinoer af bans lloenoe Uteomennes
fer, / fDbenoe 6orm Or. Beters Ku.
riko, Der MI bRrer bans Naun o9 9fp
oper BET belle gano. 3ette Dtiooel bar
%ianOiprIi9uis uorettet mere COB eno nos
gen iaroigluuet WteoiciR, Der no9en
Sinoe er %frembruot for &imenoeli9bes.
ben.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-09-19

Apropos of the danger to horse
drawn vehicles and their drivers from
automobiles, the case of the recent
1000 motto: tour of the English Auto
mobile Club should be considered.
The route was over n purposely Sc
lected hilly country, the object being
to test the staying ABILITY of the va
rious machines, some of the machines
negotiating excessively steep gradients
aC a much faster pace than n horse
drawn vehicle could possibly main
tain. Notwithstanding this and that
the several vehicles entered in the
race covered in the aggregate 10000
miles, not a single accident OF any
kind occurred to. other users Of the
road through any of the motor cars.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-09-19
TEHNELCHEs TAKING YERBA.

and sea otter they construct their
clothing, usually exceedingly scanty,
Notwithstanding the inhospitable eli
mate. Rude huts are sometimes built
from the branches of trees, but they
spend much of their time in small
open boats made OF beech bark sewed
together with whale bone. 1t is in
the construction of their boats and
the implements used by them In the
capture of seals that they show the
greatest skill and resource.
Although the plains of eastern Pat
agonia are exceedingly monotonous
and uninteresting TO the casual obscrv-
er, yet they are OF the greatest inter
est 10 the geolOglst and palentologist,
for it Ia the rocks composing them that
contain the remains OF the extinct ami
mails that in former. times inhabited
this region. In many places along the
river valleys there are extensive e1-
posures OF the scdimentary rocks rich
in fossil remains, and the high BLUFFS
of the sea coast have proved among the
most promising localities for the col
lector.-Scientifie American.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-09-19

ened by frequent showers, enhance
the other natural beauties of this re-
gion, and give to the quiet depths of
the forests peculiar attractiveness,
contrasting strongly with the rugged
canOns and serrated crests OF the high
er Andes.
The most conspicuous animals OF
the forest region are a small deer. not
quite 30 large as our Virginia deer.
the male with usually only two points
on either horn. The puma, or noun
tain lion, is abundant both on the
plains and in the mountains. There
are two species of dogs. The larger,
CAMS magellanicus, is about the size
of small collie, of reddish brown
color, and frequents the wooded re.
glons. 1t is rather shy, in striking
contrast with the smaller C. azare,
abundant in the plains, OF light gray
color, and about the size of small
red fox. The guanaco or South Amer
lean camel is very abundant over the
plains, and occasionally enters the
wooded mountainous districts. Among
the birds. two, from their size, arc
especially noteworthy, the rhea. or so
called ostrich, found in great numbers
on the plains, and the condor, com
mon In the Andes. along the high
bluffs of the sea coast and about the
basalt cliffs of the interior plains re-
gion.
The natives of the eastern and west
ern region belong to two entirely dis
tinct races, differing from each other
In their customs, language, and mode
OF life. To the eastern region belong
the Tehnelches, q large, well-deyel
oped and peaceable race, living en-
tirely by the chase. They construct
their habitations and make their am
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-09-19

snug sleeves and for iow-neck and
short pulfed sleeves. as occasion may
require. Made of one material. as IL
lustrated, il Is suitable for daily after
noon wear or for a street costume
when the days begin to grow cooi;
with a guimpe of white, or with low
neck and puffed sleeves it becomes
suitable for dancing school and party
wear. The deep pointed collar. which
is a feature, may also be varied ana
made all of lace or nedlework. OF con-
trasting silk for an older child. OF cf
the material trimmed. Cotton mate
rials, such as dimity, Swiss. organdg
and Madras are suitable. rs well as
challies, cashmercs and the sanple
Oriental silks that are much liked for
children's dressy gowns; but the model
is Of figured challie in ciel blue. with
trimming of lace insertion Joined I'm
der rows of narrow black velvet rib
bon.
The foundation for the waist Is
fitted lining, which closes at the centre
back. The sleeves are made for their
entire length, the puffs being arrangcR
over the plain portions. The skirt is
straight and full, simply gathered at
the top and joined to the waist. where
il is finished to a band of the trim
ming.
To cut this dress for girl eight
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-09-19

which form 4 deep inverted pleat at
the back. As shown. the material is
tan-colored cheviot, simply stitched
down the front two seams and round
the lower edge Mt the top Of the fac
Ing. Any quiet tone is suitable, how
ever,and the trimming can be changed
to stitched bands or braid, IL pre-
ferrcd. AS shown. the length is cor.
rect for walking and golfng.
To cut this skirt for lady OF me-
dunn size three and one-half yards OF
material forty-four inches wide, or
three yards fifty inches wide, will be
required.