davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-15
Si99ernes Wa9aitm.

Rampc6pen 9onoon gemmer / ltn
Mpretue be m9rteIi9ife cling.
De er life Iense ioen, at man
unoer en- Of EIoobroerhe Oper Ebemien
opoaseoe J%orbrpoernes uniue, iitet, boor
gonoons porbenoe 6orbrpoere lit llnoer=
u~isnine oQe 5orbrpoerIiuets 8neb o9
9emmeIisbeoer at De samle @uI9en'
tanoioater, os MI bar man uoe / Heo
aion ST., Der Iisser paa Ebemiens noro'
lige SIDE opOoset 9issernes fore Uaa'
gain.
Der efsilierer 10 / Qonbon en- ubpre
Su9rm at Ii9sere, Der ueo ale muli9e
Uiioler ieser at uatfe beres Waeomennes
tiers Meolioenbeo. Blinbe O9 If9pe,
enormeOe o9 enbeueoe, Soft, ber lleber
fig benub SOrben, os MenneI fer, Der
iom urene 8pr lis9er ben / en- @aoea
frog; ale peser pua oeres @lsnoisbeoer
og beoer ON en- 8ennp.
Oct v9igserneS MasOiin", man bar
opbaset, er en- 6Orretnin9, boOrIra Gig
9erne fOripnes mso ale be 9leIpsmiOs
Ter, buOrmeO be tan pOutaIoe Menne'
itenes 0eltaseIie.
Ser ubIeies srpnne Qjenit9rme,
Rrptter, 9t9ben, buOrpua Benet fan
blnoes Op, PIutater msO 4aoltrlften
vglinb", eaer en- Ylatat, Der tortauer
ON 1i9serues andre Sell % 9iOeIie :.
Scr ueleies Osiau tirtellpJe Born, bO's
Ooueo er ct enelte Saar, og pialteoe,
lfione llneer, Der er beiiemte for Gig
9erlter til at bore paa Armen.
@amle MGno p9 6ruentimmer lnos
timber fig Der Os Iaoer fig leie bort JON
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. st Bar Gig
gere ilaar fig 9erne fam nen o9 lsier ct
laaoant sommelt Drag. lom be iao
ileber af meo. Be TO Gissere nOsioer
pam for at uare oeres 9amIe 6aoer, 90
bsler Iaa Rouet meo BAN euer Ipnner
b am msb vfait Sage eaer procenter".
80 elenOisere ct %luuoant gammeIt Spet'
tutel Ter uo, oelto bpiere Gage fan ban
forIan9e.
Qae ben Slass cling os 6ialpemio
Ter timber De IOuoOnlte profssltOneue
1issere / Musofuet / Den robe geOes
@aoe".
goIitiet fan lite gore noSet imob
Ma9afinet. Ebi @uoen CT fri /
9oubOn, o9 bet bliOer buer enfelts
gag, ON BAN nil sius Ell digger nO9et.
O9 ou man life Tan fOrbpoe Gis9e
riet, tun man nuturIi9uis beaer lite
forbp,e 6olt at otioe 6Orretnin9 meo
9ig9erne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-15

Den uiosbe fuIstes til 6rebsuiue Rirfes
saaro, boor bun bleu bsnInst peo Chen
al lin ROber. gun efterIobsr
fin fOrIoueoe, y. OIien, 10 Breore os
en- Ssiier, iom er bOiat Der pan @9nen;
oesubsn andre SIa9tninse, Der iblanbt
RieIS VI. Rutbiien, Dos buem bun I'M.
Der lin SpsoOm bar BAIT ct sOot Os bpg:
geIi9t 9iem os mesen COB % tGrIi9
Pleie. Sub uelligne bsnoes Winoe.
= pdltor San en- s Born er enbnu
lite TONNE op, men er bog / COB BE:
bring. Mrs. 6orsIunb baaber o9s
iaa mart at tomme o? isen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-15

9uitru, iOm bar tilbrost ct Bar Muos
ueoer bos fine JOralbre.
= 9istneffenen til ben npe presbps
tsrianife 8irfe, Der / gpen, bleu nebs
last Ssnoa9en ben 8. Nusuit.
9siret ber | 0eeuab bar | ben
lioite Iio pRret opermaaoe uarmt oa
tsrt, iioiie l1se uiite 9bermometeret
no9le Og baIufemlinostpue @raoer |
Stpg9en. Get bar ueret iGroeIes sobt
9oifueir, Oa ri inseu 5issn bar bait
lioen l5Oe SuIi.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-15
Blair 0olleoe

b~e9nnber fin @iteraarstermiu ben 19oe Seps
TENDER. Stolen bar otte fa1te 4Grere oo
49rerinoer.
ACADEMIC SCHOOL. 6orberebenoe.)
COLLEGE DEPARTMENT. (Clas-
steal Course.)
NORMAL COURSE. (For Teachers
County and State Certificates.)
BUSINESS DEPARTMENT.
bookkeeping, Shorthand and Type
writing, etc.
9anf Sprog. gitteratur o9 6itorie.
u%ooannelie al SGrere og G%GrerinOer for
ben oanlte Bgrneitole,
MUSIC DEPA
5nreorae ouer B'b,len Si. RE og Cite
r1tur.
Stolen er / ale Maaoer prattIlt og tbs
iparenoe uoltDret.
5or nnoeroisning Scott og Go9i a Dollars
ON Maaneoen "A u9er).
Snomeloelier mubta3s8, o9 uar ere Cp.
lpsninser 9iues af
Kr. Anfer.
Blair, g1ebr.
gB- Sfrio efter 8atalo9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-15
9eenah @is.

lbom ri tiunfen reiite
fblie use til GbicasO for at iese Be-
itaiiiseIle.
= Nr. os Wrs. peter Ssren'
enf fra Baupucu er after uenote tilbass
til beres 9iem.
SIR. os Ulrs. peter 3anr'
fen % Ssn, rsiite | Ssnbass after I'll
Danmurt; bet sr anben Sang | be iibit'
balpanoet aar.
grof. RwieIien fra Stanbinapier
tom / fblte llse bertiI for at beuts fin
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-15
Chicago, 81.

Baltor s. 81. San enc 9nitru bar
uGret me9et ip9, men er bog MI beore.
= Buftor Beoeren bar i Ssn:
bags / ct. CHARLES, 81, at pr9oite.
= Yoitor !peeoe fra Wlilmaufee
par forleben en- lille Eur / Chicago for
at beieae Yennerne.
- @beue5er uusoomsiorenin9 bolot
fornplig Stiftellesielt.. 6orenin9en bar
fun b%eItauet liot oper ct aar o9 bar /
ben lib 9iort ct iorbolosuis 9obt Dir:
beloe blanot be unse og o9Iaa / Waeni9:
beoen, liRr oeo oens Blbli1tef, Der tel
fer ca. $50 Blno.
I'll Beftprelle for fommenoe Gar
ual9tes: Scr. z b. @br. Betere EN-
til Naltformano; Wiils Sgrine Be.
ter n ~9enual9tes Tom Sefreier; Wfr.
@n9ban9e uaI9tes til aasierer;
Util5 Ricoline Glaue %9enoalgs
tes Iom solicitor; til Bibliotetarer
patetes Nr. s. B. d. en- os
Mr. 6 b r. Better en-. Yaltor Ye=
terien er 6oreninsens 5ormano. Maa
0erren ~iremoeles uelii9ne nn9oomSiors
eninsen / bet fommenoe 9lar.
= Bnlfor Beterien8 Suitru,
Der / lang 9io bar Oaret ips, er nj me
get beore; bun bar u9ret en- 9nr paa
Gnnoet.
Orr. @rois, Der bar uola9t
Ell fort Nreal / Bpsse9runoe peo Mis.
pdutee @pe. o9 Sruin9 Boulemaro, sis
per be oaarli9e 9ioer Sfploen for,
at ban life bar lolst flere 8p9sesrunoe
til 0ato. 1an bar iolat ooer 10 dl'
lereoe. men bar enonn ca. 300 ulolst.
De biaisite foiter $500.
= Oct norlte 8grnebjsm paa Sruin9
Doulemaro bar ouer 40 Bgrn. De aeite
er Der betnlt for. 5Orleoen opitoo Der
Slb / Bpsnln9en; men bet lgfteoes at
fan bet %Iluttet, iaa at life no9en flor
Sfabe uogueoes.
N. 8. y rpan, Brefoentfan.
oioat for 0emotrnternes Bartl. opbolot
fig forleoen bee i 8pen paa 1ennem'
reile.
Den itOre Yroiet Domie o9
5rue er pao 8eiie til europa pei loss
tens for at iorbapie 5oliene paa ben aua
ben Breo meo beres 6umbus.
Oct ipnes, iom ON Mormonerne
bar iat fig for al erobre Norooeit. Gbis
caso. 5 lang Glib bar be bombaroeret
Der paa Nortb Que. men bner Otter
tr9ber SLENDER al benz irem, o9 iaa mac
be 10 retirere; men aligepel TANNER 81
fig life peb at rptte frem neite Nften,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-15
Sill tjenlig Splpsning.

guit. $. s. Dabtftrsm, Der bar
anfeitsIIe lOm Geiiepr9it / Den loren.
oanite alrte, er tiai9e Nsent for Dan
ish Luth. Publ. House, o9 ION iaas
ban bar ban Ret til at moota9e Pai8e
for gpser os BIaoe Os f%uittere fOr
famine pao 6uiets 9e9ne.
u. sc. Anber en-,
Emo. / 8)irett.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-15
GeOar 5aasSa.

Wlr. Is. @oHrabi, y. SAM en-
oe Gbr. OItegnarb, ale ira Dlas
qgotete, So. alagoe / lioite use Ben:
nrr oa gstenbte Der Yaa @auen ct tort
8eisg. Samtioig belaa De baaoe gano
% Bp, meo Ianter ON maaite en- Sang
at gore bisie g9ne til oereS 9iem.
@onraoi giOrOe oa osiaa uossn 6orb''
rsbslie / ben 9enissube, for ban orO9
bjsm, ibet ban tobte babe 6ns og Got
Of 9.nru 5obnion pua B.. @aoe, boor
y. Is. Subj MI bar SmeeeoGffltso.
Gonrooi er Smeo o9 oil oerlor fortiGtte
meb bette fit 9aauouGlt / ben tebte
6ienbom, og maaife ulI ban baue llos
ial9 al Maitineri % 8o9ne, bullten
6orretning ban / fere Qar bar orepst /
Winquotete. 9an ital opertdge elen'
bommsn iii /. Oft; Rpbeiummen par
%uilinot $3.50.
Better Is. Sub mobto9 fiolie
Qsrbns Telegram ON, at bans 3ultrrs
Golfer, boenoe mar Uieltonuiue, 3a.,
laa for 81ben. Mrs. 5ubI rejite %ltrafs,
men for bun naaebe BERTH, par spite
rem bob. 9un bIeu besrauet Sen
hays, Os Mrs. SnbI O%ueruGreoe gesra'
Jellen. 0etts sr 3. eqer 4. Sang bet
libfs aar, Mrs. Subj er taIbt biem puu
@runb al DsosfaIb / 6amilien.
- fra Danmatt er Der tommet Weos
bslelie ON, at 3. %. W orten en- M
sr ufsaust Uso 6sOsn. 9aH rejits for
qobt ct Qar lioen III Danmart mee i'm
6amilie, paa @ruuo al pit oaarli9e
6elbrso, bnabenoe, at 6oranorlng al
alimast ituloe baue bjuIpet bam.
paitor 81. ami en- par lioIte
Ssnoa9 / 9ewea ior at osltaee / 5no'
pieIien af en- np oanlt Iutberlt aIrte.
Stuosnt Sect taIts Der biemme / 9an'
lens Steb.
- gaa SSnbas. b. 10. aus., @ftm.
81. 8, nil Der bliue ofbolot en- 9erne'
fef b,s RielsO Iien Riel en-, B
Mil lpbuef ior Bpeu, i9rlig for De
Born. iOm Der paa 9snen beipser Dor
bunts e~srbussifOle, uneer esoslie al
Uirs. 81. 3. NieI en-. Bat. 9an'
II o0 maaifs Here uiI tale, % aue,
bnuoe unse Os samle, er oenIi9lt tno'
buot til at oeItase.
Ssnbn9sn ben II. Qug., 81. 81
1orm., afsit 6 NINA 8uf uso Oe'
ben, eiter at baue li99et ip9 lioen tlolia
/ Joruarst; Os / be fiOite 0ass bar bun
ligsst liseiOm ueo Osoens Bort, pens
tsnoe meb eansieI pau, at 6erren uiloe
lutte op for benoe, iaa bun maaiie faa
Sop at sau bort fra bette banroe, TRANCE
9sie til eDis 6reb % 9uiIs bisist. 9un
par 9Iab o9 frimObis / lroen paa 5ss
Jus, os Iooebe os priieoe BAN til bet
foite. TIMBER belle bsnbes tunse Spse'
Ieis bar bun ueret ct Ieusnoe 8iones'
bpro ON, buao Sub tan Os oil gore
ueb en- ipnbis WtsnneitsiieI, Der meb al
fin Spnb % Nso DiI fIpnse fig til
ariffi aors. emma bleu 81 aar sams
mel, os bet par tenoss eIGbe. at Cubs
Raabe blsp bsnbe ueosrfaret. for 8eben
tom % siorbs Gnos paa benbes Doss,
gesrapslisn fanbt Stes | Eirsbass fra
glosaretb &irts, buor en- Glare al Nsn.
nsltsr baube iamlet fig, Os bpor paitor
0anisn taIts ct Cubs On oper Barren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-15
Wiblano 6ojfole,
@ramt, Wi6.


8interterminen bespnoer b. /. Ottcs
Der os uarer til b. %. December.
Sanifsamerifanlf Sojifole.
9anobrnasifole 4 1iIGutnin9 til Michi-
gan State Agricultural College,
Sorbereoelie til Sptagel'e paa Statss
nniperiitetet os bermeb Iiseifiuebe
Stoler (sOOtenbt at Michigan State
University.
Oanit os enseIf prcsram ubIeueres
puu 6orlansenoe, 90 ale OpIpsninser
mebbeles al unoertesnsbe 8eltprsre.
Gbriitian Sann. ). gbritian 8ag.
Grant, Wi9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-15
Ssnoa9 o9 Monon9 bar 8eirei
fsli9t, o9 Colt nanber after ~lettere.

Der er benz, Der pnn Itnu, o.
Gountps8 onroen betoler S4.2S pr.
Ignbe of aul, buorimOb ben alminbe
li9e Bris for Rul er So; bpao be 81 Is
bru9es til, er life let at uioe. What
a fine County Boardl
@n8etiGerin9s. Trust paa "a
Riaioner er o%annet; boilten Masit
Druftenltab mac life til for at luare
Genter al ben Sum.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-15

Boat Dem for GatarrbsSaISer, iort tnos'
boIoer 9pifiolo,
,ftsrIom 6uitielp Rttsrt piI %for6Grue 9naseiaHlen
GA fulbaanbig S~beIesse bet belle Spiteni naer oet
iaar traHge inb slennsm Slimbtnosrns. Saaoanhe
Writtler burbs alorie bruges. unotoseH eiter Do~rltrili
ira 6notiae 9noer; tbt ben Stobe, be pil sisre, e. II
gonas ppprre en6 be sobe girfnin9sr At. ioni be mult9gis
maafte baue. Halls Catarrh Cure. %ttlbersot al ).
= Gbenep & Co., EoIebo, 9, tnbebolber tniet 9ott.
fsip. GA bruat fsm tnouortes Tteoteir, otrter euotretis
paa Dlobet % sltmbtnOerne. 9taor De tisoer haiils
Gs.sr.h Cure. fec p@r fffsr poo at tod ben 9ete.
Sen bruges iora tnoucrtes Wleotctn o9 ilpitteS So'
Iebo. O., al 4. q. Gbenep 81 Go. Btonesopro lrit.
pyy- Saass Dos gpetbetere. Nrts Zoe U1altsn' .
HsIps Family Pills er be bebite.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-15

Smnffe, oanife Yr9itefraner
(220 Iiber) IeOeres til ben blaiae 9ris S2.t5, pOrtos
irit. arnuer OpiGttes for 65c. %portuirit.
WaiIs s. Strund,
1s12-17t1 ape. 60. Minnedpolis, MiHu.
The daily news., 1900-03-24
THE ROYAL BOX.

Thr sultan Of Langkat tSumatra) has
ordered an automobile voiturette in Paris.
The ear has presented a new yacht TO
Prince George of Greece, who saved his
life in Japan some years ago.
Emperor William has interested him
self in project 10 give Berlin a Wagner
theater. in which the works Of this mas
ter and other serious operas viii be pre-
sented.
Ii is now settled that the German en-
perOr and empress will pay a visit to
Rome in the spring and that they will
take the opportunity, while in Italy, Of
visiting the queen OF England at BOrdig-
hera. where there is likely TO be a large
family meeting.
Authors presenting copies Of their
works To Queen Victoria usually have
them luXuriOusly bound, but according
to a communication received by a Scot
tish publisher from Sir Arthur Bigge,
the queen prefers TO receive books in the
binding in which they are published.
The daily news., 1900-03-24
POULTRY POINTERS.

Straw is better than hay in the nest
boxes.
To thrive well the hen must have some
bulky food.
The secret Of feeding is to avoid getting
the hens too fat.
One-half the trouble with poultry
comes from lack Of hard, sharp grit.
1t will b. hard TO get a cross that will
iay NJ an earlier age than some Of the
Eure breeds.
Ii is a good plan in winter 10 empty
the drinking vessels as soon as the fowls
have satisfied their thirst.
Hens that are kept constantly quiet
aud tame will make better mothers than
the Wild. uncomfortable ones.
New blood in poultry is the basis Of
beauty. vigor and prolihcness. 1t Is more
essential 10 poultry culture than anything
.lse.
Ten good hens and d rooster will con-
,tiiute a very good breeding pen. BE sure
that they are the very best fowls on the
place.
With fancy poultry. 10 mate properly,
Une should he able to score u bird and
know just what points are most liable to
take u prize.-St. Louis Republic.
The daily news., 1900-03-24

The smallest newspaper in thefworld
k published at Larissa, In Greece. 1t
Il called He Mikra CThe Little One)
tbd contains just four octave pages.
The proprietor. who is a refined and
pensiOued teacher and a peculiar Char
tcter started II as a sort of joke, ,but
found that IL paid well andlfIrniShed
q gratifying addition TO histrevenues.
b. be kept Il up until the Turkish Oc-
cupstiOn. when, being a notorious
TurkOphObe, be was compelled to sus-
pend publication and fee TO Iarts un-
nowR
But the little sheet Rppeaud@aEaEn
Gter the war and has cOntinuedtto ap-
pear at weekly intervals eveqsinCe.
Il furnishes 70 it's readers3not only
Political editorials and lOcalfSandt gen.
era Dews. but also profound disserta-
Tons on philosophy, religion pedagogy,
agriculture. commerce and TvsiicinIe. as
vel as frequent pOetical hefu6ons,
Htiricsl lyric and even epic
And all this Tor the trihsnEf sum of 2
t1chTnaS. OF about 20 censA( ia year.
Il Il not found al the newststaIIs. but
= sold by subscription ou8y.
The subscribers get theb. moneys
worth. for. although itfhasEa tendency
toward libel and no OrIe Isssafe from
% attacks. its purity OF diction and
general good taste are unimRpAchable.
The daily news., 1900-03-24

THE CENSOR.


At least It must be admitted that the
Wisconsin farmer who shot his son
through both legs TO prevent his going TO
a dance was fairly good markSman.-.
Chicago News.
The actress who shot her stage mana
ger and Is now going to star may have
difficulty in getting assistance in case she
seems 10 be in need Of more advertise
Observation-Disclosures Star.
The theory Of Professor Hart that food
adulteration is responsible for the present
degeneracy Of the race would be more
interesting were the race degenerating.
But il isn't.-BOstOn Transcript.
The frequency with which British crit
ics Of British military operations in
South Africa refer to the successful tao
tics Of American generals in the civil
war attracts attention.-UticaP Press.
The attention of the too friendly and
joyial is called to this fact: A man in
New York had his neck broken one day
last week by an Overfriendly man giving
him q slap on the back when on the
streets.-AtchisOn Globe.
A New Jersey paper reports that a ter
rifying snakelike monster with a scaly
body and four claws has been seen in the
woods near Perryyille, that state. Ever
since the discovery OF applejack such
things have been occasionally seen by
JerSeyites.-Dcnver Post.
The people OF central New York are
all torn up over the problem. SIf a bank
borrows money at per cent and lends it
at > per cent. what is the banks profit, l
per cent or - per cent?" People who
are getting weary OF the new century
discussion may get relief from consider
ing this subStitute.-BOston Globe.
There seems TO be very grave menace
10 Great Britain in the fact Of the mass
iug Of large Russian army on the from
tier OF Afghanistan, coupled with the an
nounced discovery Of the report Of a Sc
cret military expedition authorized by the
car 10 examine conditions prevailing on
the road 70 India.-St. Louis Republic.
The daily news., 1900-03-24
Coffee! Coffee!

We call the attention of
the general public to the
fact that 1Ce hare one Of
the best eqUfPped ROGSterS
In the South, and that JOe
can furnish this delicious
5eUerGSe at prices that
detu competition. We also
IOish to remind you that our
CofeeS are GI10Gys fresh
from the Rooster. While
Others are OJdGnd hare lost
their aroma, ours Us fresh
and delicious.
.Ne1O Orleans Grocery Co.,
J.4S. MHUGH,
Phone I05. Proprietor.
The daily news., 1900-03-24
THE DIAMOND KING.

Cecil Rhodes was relieved. The relief
Of Kimberley was an incident.-Detroit
Free Press.
About the worst thing that has bcfallen
England in the Transyaal war is the res
cue Of Cecil RhOdes.-Topeka Journal
In case there is q slump in the diamond
business Cecil Rhodes might find en-
ployment IN the museums as the SlO,OOO,-
OOO prize beauty.-W ashingtOn Post
IL Cecil Rhodes didn't take General
French into that diamond vault and tell
him TO dip in and help himself 10 hand
ful OF carats, be is an ungrateful man.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Cecil Rhodes took advantage Of the re-
sumption OF travel from kimberley south
ward 10 depart for Cape Town. z. s.
Cape Town is the farthest point in South
Africa from the seat Of war.-Syracuse
Herald
The daily news., 1900-03-24
THE OYSTER SEASON.

The oyster in his bed OF ooze,
Walked with start from his summer
snOOZe,
Opened his shell, and sP ID, with a yswn:
Il fear that our season OF safety IL gone,
For my pleasant dreams we're disturbed by
the jar
That is always caused by the letter K.
And know by the keel OF that hideous
slOOp
That some OF us shortly will be in the sOup!'
And so they will. for the slOOp was
filled with the finest and fattest.
This s)OOp was sent out by Nick
Apostle and these choice oysters are
now for sale, done or raw, ready to
chaw, at his restaurant. You can
get them by the plate, dozen, hun
dred, barrel, dray load, wagon load
or car load. Owing to the rush of
business the serving Of regular meals
will be discontinued after this week,
but special orders will be served at
any hour of the day or night.
The daily news., 1900-03-24
RAILWAY TIES.

lAs Berlin underground railway mas
a,sSI sold 81, 5000 1 perceDp bonds n
lO
"A E0GiAAh commission Is investigating
ss-Snsuc coupling OF railway cars, as
seuber OF deaths by the system now
~ has been 80 great that atreform Is
~aand~o by the public
reoeut congress OF Russian rail-
~ physicians IL was decided that hos
stations and haths should be erected
the lines and special bsfh csrstrun
A. s''ne regions. as is now done on the
.oeatn railway.
ely council Of 81. Louis has pass
D. providing that 3 cent fares shau
ia 'sed passengers who are obliged to
u ls hoped in this way 60 effect
~, 'eoninE OF more cars and do away
~ ov,rcrOUding.
The daily news., 1900-03-24

ineltGtbte tS the PresfoEncy-
In the cOurse- OF an address on Wash
lag,Uu's birthday Senator Depew de-
dANed be was the only mG1ber OF the
s'0ate Who did not hope 10 be presi-
&nL The New Workers had for the
A"ueut apparently forf,otben that Sen
Non Mcmillan OF Michigan. Nelson OF
hin0eso,a. Jones OF Nevada sGallinger
SNew Hampshire. SewNn o0lNew Jer-
=! and Simon OF OreGon are, without
s0pe OF such honor. all haTing been
So'n RhrOad-McMilHn and Gallinger
Z Osasda. Nelson In Norway. Jones In
I-gA0s. Sewell IN Ireland and Simon
I Germauy.-Chicago Chroniciel
The daily news., 1900-03-24
Tu1maD and T.ickwicIz.

A curious incident was remarked in
one Of the reports Of casualties pub
lished in England after one of the re-
cent battles. Close together In the list
Of killed were the names OF Captain
Tupman and Private Pickwick- The
names OF Dickens characters are by
no means common, and 1t is strange TO
Rnd than contained in such O place.
The daily news., 1900-03-24

his Historic CsavVI Too tDelicate.
speaker Henderson does not use the
Use~Ood gavel ths was presented 20
BIN by his frieD'Is in Bowa recent
Y. The coRfzsiol in the house makes
neoessaSy foe the speaker TO use q
HOrv SUBSTANTIAL weapon. Speaker
Reed Ssed a large Ivory hammer with
strong handle md pOu lded so hard
aat the top OF the desk was reduced
n siSers about every three months
nd lad 70 be replaced by an Oaken
pAnt at least twice ard sometimes
enes times dnrtng the session The
NsewOOd gavel. which axas made by
Ooso0el HenderSo1's Iowt. friends from
tood tskeO oct OF Admiral MOnujO's
hAsship In Manila bsrbor. hangs In the
Ssakers room and is 90 1atly admired.
The daily news., 1900-03-24
AFTER ucToRIA--wHkTi
Prophecy By . British Bard On
British DynastieG.

p.o,hery by q British Bard On
Brttisk Dynasties.
Tho below Was copied from an old
-.,,l.ook made IN the year 1874:
-yarhcation OF an ancient proverb-
.-.., ,,liowing prophecy is said 70 have
- delivered boy British bard IN the
-. 81, william the Norman and pre-
- hy some Of the monk annalists
n, hat DO more than three mon
.-.s.s N direct succession should ever
- reign over these kingdoms with
-, -o1ss riolent interruption"
1 william the Norman.
2 william RufUa
Henry the First.
..--,es b. tAs usar,stiOn ot Stephen
He1rT ths Second
Edward the First
3 Edward the second.
-...--.teg By the sbdiostiOn and murder Of
Lao u.s sccond.
Edward the Third
2 Richard the Second.
r.,..-- -ted By the ospositiOn Of that monArclI-l
J. Henry the Fourth
2 Henry the P1fth.
3 Henry the Sixth
l-..--.teo By the restoration Of the house Of
ylo
Edward the Fourth.
2 Edward the FIFTH
s. Richard the Third
r-.,--. .ted b. the usurpstiOn Of HsnET RieA,
a..
l. Henry the seventh
2 Henry the Eighth.
8 EdUsrc the Sixth n
Ir.s.- assd By the election Of Lady JEna Org.
J. hau.
Elizabeth.
a .ss.rs ti9E james Of soOtlED0 called In %
srrsrs ne crosn-
l. james tbe First.
z Charles the Flrs
I-tsr-upt~d BY the deposition Of that monarch
90 establishment Of another form Of EO+er-
.-.os 10 the perso1 Of Oliver CrOuWzu
]. Charles the Second
james the second.
lr.sr1lpteo b. the sbdicstion otlths hnC and
~ s.ectiOn Of q foreigner.
4. WiniGm the Third.
q Anne.
in1srrupteo by the parliamentary spp0tntment
q tureigneF.
I. CeOrEe the First.
2 Ceosge the SecOnd.I
3 George the Third
iuterrgDtec By the unfortunGte fncapacity Of
nat sovereign and a psrlianentAry appointment
o. sEsrcisinG the sovsrc1gnty An the person Of
- prince regent "
l. George the Fourth
2 william the Fourth. -.
q Victoria the First -
Whom may God bless. But what Is
% be the next interruptionl-LEe
Courier.
The daily news., 1900-03-24

, s"ne1 you want something to heal
Z, H. or a sore, or q cut, why rot
4, sst11er sslVe, which is guaranteed
1o.i- iost hesling ointment in the
Ia lake no substitute. w. A.
The Princeton union., 1900-06-28
Horse Racing on the Stage.

In racing scenes the horses do run at
full speed. They run, however. not on
the fixed stage. but on what may be
called treadmills, which keep the horses
in front of the house foa' longer or
shorter periods, according as they are
moved quickly or slowly. A picket
fence, placed between the audience and
the course, not only makes the scene
more realistic; it also hides the mechan-
ism of the treadmills. This fence has
contributed in another way to add to
the effect by being moved in opposition
to the direction Of the horses and so
lending to their apparent speed.
AS to the sounds made by the foot
falls Of horses to be heard as though
passing outside an interior scene, they
are reproduced by the dried hoofs of
dead horses or wooden limitations
mounted on handles and hammered
against surfaces of stone, gravel, sod
or whatever the occasion may demand.
They are also more elaborately manu-
factured by revolving a cylinder with
pins protruding from the surface.
These pins are arranged, like the spurs
on a hand organ roller. to initiate trot-
ting, galloping or walking when struck
against other substances. If the sound
Of a carriage is to be added to the
trampling of horses, wheels are run on
sand.-Casselps Magazine.