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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-07-17
azzIes The WorId.

No Discovery in medicine has ever
created one quarter of the excitement
that has been caused by DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. It's severest
tests have been on hopeless victims Of
Consumption, Pneumonia, Hemorrhage,
PleuFisy and Bronchitis, thousands of
whom 1t has restored to perfect health.
For Coughs, Colds. Asthma, Group, HAY
Fever, Hoarseness and Whooping Cough
1T Is the quickest, surest cure in the
world. 1t is sold by H. p. S. Goold,
577 Congress street, who guarantees salts.
lection or refunds money. Large bottles
oOc and Sl.OO. Trial bottle free.
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Serious
Ills Of
omen

The arrangements OF
lire female organism fkssf
breed all kksskS of trouble
assd which ordinary EgE'aC~
flee does EsOf cure are fzS0
worry things that give way
promptly fO 4 yssSa E. Pink
kpaEaaSS Vegetable Conn
pOEEESds
Uterine and ovarian
troubles Kidney troubles
uEceS'affOESsg fsEsfsOS'SS EEEn~
usual discharges back
aches and painful periods
these are fine Ills that
hang on aESd wreck health
ana happiness and dis
position
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HEAD OF FAMOUS FAMILY.

Ellsworth, July 16.-Wyer G. Sargent
of Sargentville, died today at his home
in that town, aged 30 years. He was the
head Of the Sargent family, long promi-
nent in town, county and state affairs.
He had held many town offices and
represented his district in the state le g1s-
lature several terms, as his son Henry
W., and grandson Arthur H.: have also
done. The town of Sargentville was
named for him.
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ARE PROBABLY MISSIONARIES

Toronto, Ont. July 16.-A despatch
from London saying that twenty Canadi-
ans had been pIundered near Nan Yam
Flu, China was shown to the Rev. Mr..
Mckay, secretary of the Presbyterian
mission board who says that the party
might p Esibly consist of the Presbyterian
coast, only there are not so many as
twenty people in their missions there.
1t is now some time since anything au-
thentic has been received regarding the
Canadian Presbyterian missionaries.
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BROuGHT N O NEWS.

Washington, July 16.--M. Thiebault, of
the French embassy, called at the State
Department today, seeking informa ton,
but bringing nothing additional as to
the Chinese situation. Many foreign repre-
sentatives called and left their cards at
the War Departments q amark of respect
and coincidence. on learning of Col. Lis
cum s DEATH
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-07-17
CANNING FACTORY Blu RNED.

Norway, July 16.-The corn canning
plant here, owned by H. f. Webb COM
pany of Portland was burned during the
night. The company had made prepara-
lions to can the yield Of 200 acres. The
buildings, which were of wood, con-
tanned considerable machinery. The loss
is placed at $4,000 and is partially COW
cred by insurance.
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Hon. John b. Madigan and wife of
Houlton, Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie G. Cornish
of Augusta, State Railroad Commits
sioner Peaks and State Bank Examiner
Timberlake, are among the guests at the
Congress Square hotel.
Chief Justice Wiswell, Gen. Charles
Hamlin of Bangor, who is Official re.
porter of decisions of the law court, anc
Gen. f. L. Hoyt of Lewiston, are at the
Falmouth hotel.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-07-17
FOUND PITCHER DONOHUE.
Won Easily From PhiIItes
Yesterday.

Philadelphia, Pa, July 16.-Pitcher
Donohue was unable to puzzle Boston
today and the visitors won from Phila-
delphia without difficulty. The game
was interesting as both teams played we'll
in the field. The locals, however, were
weak at the bat. Attendance 3, 4OS.
Score:
Boston, 0 0 0 2 0 30 0 As
Philadelphia, 0 0 0 0 0 0 OIL
Hits, Boston, II; Philadelphia, 6. Err
rors, Boston, 0; Philadelphia, 2. Bat
teries, Nichols and Sullivan; Donohue
and Douglas.
At Chicago-Pittsburg z; Chicago, 3.
At New York-Brooklyn, 5; New York,
z.
At Cleveland-No game, wet grounds.
NAVTON AT,TE ACTIN CrFA NnTNT
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THERE MAY BE NO CHINA.

Washington, July 16.-A rumor has
gained circulation that w. W. Rockhill
would be named as the United States
representative to China. 1t is probable
that such a step would be deferred until
the last doubt as to the fate of the minis
tiers at Pekin was dispeIled Mr.. Rock
hill was formerly chief Of the state de-
partment and is at present chief OF the
Pan American bureau.
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FIGHT IN PRIVATE.

Worcester, Mass, July 49, Matt Rea-
gan of New York and Clint" an ull-
known met here tonight in private, at
$40 pounds, for $1,000 side. After
eight rounds Reagan was knocked out.
The men were matched at once again
for So, 500 side within three weeks.
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GLOBE BANK NOTES.

Boston, July 16.-Bank Examiner
Wing win take legal steps to collect
notes held by the defunct Globe National
bank, he says, and If necessary, the per-
sons who have not settled will be forced
into bankruptcy. Before the affairs of
the bank can be cleared up there are
several months work ahead. The pros
pect for another considerable dividend is
considered good, however.
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BRYAN SEES POPULIsTs.

g Lincoln, July 16.-Willfam J. Bryan
met delegation of POpuIists from Kan
sas today who called to invite him to be
present at the fusion state convention.
Mr.. Bryan gave definite answer, but
would not make it public. 1t is thought
he was obliged to decline.
Mr.. Bryan will b present at the G.. A.
r.. encampment at Chicago, If he can at
tend.
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Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

has a wonderful RECORD
Of absolute cures of EERGSe
troubles "a cons slant
series Of successes for
thirty years. Thousands
of women VOWCh for this
Their letters constantly
appear kss fk1ES paper
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AFFECrs TExr1LE TRADE.

Berlin, July 16.-Reports received
from various points say that the trouble
in China Is seriously affecting the Ger
man textile trade in Gladabaeh, BOcholt
and Kaiserslautern, where altogether ASSOC
men are blocked out.
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EIGHTY THOUSAND MEN Re
QUIRED.

Washington, July 16.-Sixty thousand
men for the march to Pekin and twenty
thousand more to keep open lines of COM
municat1on, is the estimate of the num-
Der Of troops that will be required in the
Chinese campaign. This government
will on this basis furnish between ten
thousand and twelve thousand soldiers.
Today's orders contemplate the sending
of a siege battery Of artillery now at Fort
Riley. Kansas.
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BOLT FROM CLOUDLESS SKY.

Pennington, July 16.-An electric bolt
descended here this afternoon from an
almost cloudless sky, knocking down
several people, although no one was
seriously injured. The same bolt struck
stable, causing slight loss from thu fire
which resulted
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RIYERTON PARK.

j. w. Germans Imperial minstrels,
bigger, brighter and better than ever,
commenced their fifth annual engage
ment at Riverton Park yesterday after
noon before large and appreciative audi
Ience. Mr.. Robert Evans is the interloeu
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BALL NOTES.

The firemen would like to arrange a
series of games of ball with the police,
the first game to take place Saturday,
the 21st on the Deering grounds. W. H.
Silva, captain.
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THE FOOD DRINK

Grain-O is not a stimu-
liant, like coffee. 1t is a
tonic and its effects are
permanent.
A successful substitute
for coffee, because it has
the coffee favor that all
most everybody likes.
Lots Of coffee substi-
tutes in the market, but
only one food drink
Grain-O.
Al grocerss 15e. ana $50.
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At Cleveland-No game, wet grounds.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
A CHALLENGE.

The Young South Portlands challenge
for a game on the John Day grounds,
Wednesday next at $50 p. m. Address
Walter Moore. secretary.
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M'CULLUM's THEATRE.


"The English Rose,' a romantic Irish
drama was successfully produced at Nc
CulIum's theatre last night before a large
audience whose pleasure with the per-
formanee was so great that every member
of the company was called before the cur
tain after the second and third acts and
loudly cheered. Stephen Wright ap-
peared with the company for the first
time this season and was greeted with a
storm Of applause upon his first entrance
that showed conclusively that this spIen-
did artist stands high in the estimation
of local theatre gOers. Manager McCul-
lum has staged and costumed the play in
the most magnificent manner. The COM
pany acquit themselves with great credit.
Robert GailIard portrays the character of
the rum crazed peasant in the most effec-
tive manner. Mabel aliaferro, also ap-
pears to the best advantage as Patsy
Blake, the stable boy, and by her clever
performance shows that she is a child re-
markedly endowed with dramatic talent.
Mr.. Robert Wayne acted the heroic role
of Harry o Mailly with an earnestness
and grace that won admiration Earle
Ryder played Father Michael with dign1-
ty and force and John Armstrong gave
we'll studied and artistic performance as
Sir Phillip Kingston. Stephen Wright
impersonated knight O'AIailIey and gave
to the character his best efforts, making
it one OF the enjoyable personages of the
play Thomas Reynolds was amusing as
the Irish sergeant OF police and Lynn
Pratt was an effective villain. Mr.. Mar
tin, Mr.. Woodha1l, Mr. Lang and Mr..
Happier did well in small parts. Miss
Augusta True as Ethol Kingston, ''the
English rose, gave an impersonation
marked by a naturalness of expression
and action that was delightfully."- interest
ing, and Beatrice Ingram made her usual
hit as Louisa Ferguson. Miss Burnett
and Miss Mason also gave very satfsfac-
tory performances. 1t is the best produc.
tion of the season as whole, and will nc
doubt prove a great popular success. Per
formanoes will be given every afternoon
and evening.
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the DAILY PRESS.
stores Of:

Can always be found at the period,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-08
Sagt paa Wolosm9no.

Gre aompusnisr UaiIits er rsift fra
Duluth msb ct etstratos pua Rortbsrn
geciiic Bansn for al faa fat Beiiprs.
ren for ct GirtusieIiiab Os andre eeo,re
for en- Sanoe Iopleie GOLF lom bar rum
iteret, iOm be niIOe, / gois Cafe, @rano
)tapios os andre 9per bet noroIiss
WinnsiOta De fote Dn9e.
Bunbens llfGrb sit iaa pibt, at ba
Sberii,n bcrte, at ben par pau 9ejsu
I'll Carlton, iom er mar peo Wisconiins
@rGnbie, telegraierte ban til @us.
aino os bab ON, ,atStaismiIitIen moatts
talots ub.
9uOr gunbsn tom, gap ben Yoliti.
nutOriisterne en- COB Dag % inbfsrte
ct ianot 9iGieIsresimsnt. 9taar YoI.
tist fcrisste at opretboIoe Orben, bIsu
bet oueriaIbet af gonben, os Der i9es, al
Ell al Smaabperne bIep en- WanO
ituot. Sberiii Raum bau9b os
Deputy Sbsriii s.. Mleranber
0nbbarb County bleu misbunOIet uf
benz.
Gisie Tom til DULUTH, ou be bsrts,
Of 6irtnsfOItene par paa 8eien til Du.
Iuib. 90 baabeoe at 9entenoe BEN, iom
baube misbunoIet benz. @onltabIe 6bris
e nsen ira GOis Cafe par osiua meb
be to Sberifisr, os aae tre fuIste meb
SoIbaterne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-08
StatS= =NDbfOer.
gSfsconIn.

Den lOnari9e qouis Youns,
bOenoe ueo garaboo, bIeu blot ai en-
flor alopuerlanse. Sans GIolte Bro:
ber par bos bum os iuseoe @iften ub.
Sbsn fit Drensen 9asebiaIp, O9 man
bauber, at ban uiI fomme fig.
- 6n BGrtsbusboIoer / Weit GU:
perior, George Gar on, blen en-
2lfteu | iOrri9e ll9e ituot a en- 9tsusr.
Denne Tom ino Snloonen o9 forlanste
Yense. 2urion fOrieSte al ansrbe
BAN. os Reueren 9au lirats Glib. gars
ion fit ct Club 9oueoet Os ct geuet
og tan lite lspe. Jtsuersn unotom ef.
ter at buus tu9et ale be Pense ban fun.
be fiube, Omtrent $l2.
6n tGrt 6a9litorm ralebe iibite
llss / ben ueltIise Del uf Buffalo
County. Den anrettete en- Del DoeIGss
ssIls, os 5nrmene Iibsr ct iterre Gab.
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Sno 9afpta.

Gor faa 0age lioen itete ct beflases
Ilgt ubeIb Slour Sails, buor Ell
Uinnb uur beIi9ftiset meo at male ben
tatOlite Rirte, men pIuoleIis milteoe ban
Jobfaie Os ltprtsoe til Sorben. 9an
bIeU lsml9ltet paa bet iOrfaroeIiglte O9
pebe uben at u9rs tommet til i'm Beuiolt
beb.
Wlan er enbnu upbeube ON bans
Naun.
- gn Siour Snbianer Ui oer,
iom iaO fans1et Siour 6uus, buprbun
bar tiIbrust 9ibeu iioen 2lpril Iioite 2lar,
er afsaaet peb Dsoen eftsr fort Sps=
bonn.
6un italbe bupe uaret bGrgt iibfe
Suni; men bIeu benaabet msb liusnarigt
6GnsieI. San bauoe life minore eno
3 WennelteliO paa Sumuittsbeben.
Sans abiIb / Q9atonba foorebe
til Wartebst 8inter os Baar AZ Qlris
,ona arsuuasr, men tGmmeos oem lite.
Da ban lfuloe forie9e at fan bem pau
1osst, iprebtes be til ole Runter os
pOeIasoe aser Os @ns, buor be tOm.
Rafts Dag fif ban fat paa % af benz;
men NunO funoe lite bOIoe benz
iummen, % be iprebtes issm. 6au
bIeu mismoOis ooer bette os loIsie
8prens for, buab ban tunbe faa for
benz. SiOen bar ben nuuGrenbe @ier
buitet buarbt 9lrbsjoe meo at faa fat /
oen.
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fig meb benoss Rlsce, ira bOem ban Is-
mere er blepen ifiIt.
Gn Wsano or9bt al Sogs
rppcrc.

Union Pacific 0oaet, lom afeit fra
8rnusr Spnbo9 aften, blsp, nitten 'Ulil
OF tOr 3enper, itnnoiet al moiterebe
Heuere. De tom op poa 9oeet peb
elmon. o9 eiter at Io9et oar tommet
@ans, gioroe De 6Orle9 paa at aabns
Oeren. Ronoutisren, Der anto9 oem
Tor tramps, aabnebe Dozen or at iatle
oem al; men en.af 9tsuerne rettsoe Ell
Heuoluer mob Wanbens 0oueb oe be.
faleoe bam at fslse Dem 9snnsm Bog.
meme % uette Basiasererns, en- efter en-.
9fterbaanoen ON be pettsos Yasaz
9ersrne. bsiuleoe De oem at forbolbe fig
rolige, buis be gnitebs OF beboIoe giust,
bolltet aue meo esn unota9eIis foretrut.
0snne uar en- sammel Utano, Wir. Gap,
ira 0enOer, ban fit en- 8usIe sennsm
6oUeoet o9 en- gtplet.
ReOsrne fif ca. 800 os en- Musie
@aIoure o9 anors 3uueIer. aonbut:
loren. buis llr Gsuerne Ii9slsoss tOs,
anmOOeoe ON at fua bet tiIbase, oa ban
eaers ltfe tunbs paste liben, oe Rs.
Oerns gap bet usIOiaislt tilbuse. 5
glGrbsoen uf 9usO fprars Npusrne al,
= efter at baue 9iuet ROnoutteren
Orore I'll at tsre burtis pioere, uoeu at
gore 6Oris9 paa at inob,nte benz. Si:
ben bar man buerten bgrt euer ist nOget
til benz.
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Spclon | Suinois.

@n Gornaoo eit forIeben ouer Betdu
Os Omesn / 8aibiuston SO. Den
tom oIosIes pIubieIi9 os efter ct Qie.
bits 6orIsb par 9uften tet af fipuenbe
6nImItraa. yanbmRnoene bapoe mem:
Iis bet melte 9aure Stat, os efter
uusiret fanoies lite ct 9aImliraa paa
Warten. 9n Mano iaa, at bans 6aus
rstrpbbe bleu Ieftet op 9uften Os baus
ret en- balu Uil bort.
3 WilIiom W att ia ems 9us
bIsu en- 8unbtenbe lefiet op ira @uIuet,
baaret ub ui Dsrsn Os isennsm guften
o9 isnere tunba ca 200 5ob fra 9u.
iet.
6uor Ieleinntraabene lite par falbns
neb, iaa man bem t9t bebanste meb
0almliraa.
Snsen tom til Sfabs unber rueiret.
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Yenge 90 itlpffe.

8 iiuaniieI 3euieenoe bar Sutter.
tOu9en 15eo bore 9auemepers
GamiIIe itaois bait 9ptten meo fig,
men | andre 9enfeenoe bar llIpttsR
iuIsi 5amiIleu iom en- eno Nano. Ulrs.
Natbalie Wapers, GbeObOre
9uuemepers Daiters pluoieIise Dob for
nOsIs Duse lioen par fun ct yeo en-
lang RGbe al tra9iife ge9uenbeoer,
lOm bar iunoet Steo 6amilien be
Tbfte 30 aar. Urs. Wapsr pebe iom
6sIse af ct piitoIitub, cg uastet gIss
tpnsiurpen utlpreoe bet for at uGre
en- tiIfeIois llIptte, er Der COB @runb
til at tro, at bet uGr ouerIa9t SsIc.
morb.
unber Iisnsuoe Omiienois5eber bIeU
GbarIes Sauemeper, en- Drooer
al Wrs. Wapsr, iunbet oso / giblioie'
tet i fit 9iem / ROsIpu, %. s., for ca. 2
Aar iosn.
6or 80 Aar fbsn blsp f9sorge
9apemeper tnult iiIbeoe / fin ia.
osrs Sutferfabrit / Brootipn. @amle
0auemsper oar gions til lilptteu.
st anbei unst Wsblem Of ssamilisn,
6enrp !) aDemener, laite for 10
Aar iosn Yaris BeUaseIie ueb fine
@fstrauasoncsr. 6an osb: plubielis,
Os bet uile fig oa, at Der lite par en-
Sent igen Of bans Wiloner. Dsn als
minsslIse Wsnins par, at ban buuoe bes
9auet SeIUmOro.
). 9ausmeper iom nplis beoe,
sit for at uere un9tarI. s fit 3elta'
mente eiterIoo ban imioIeriio fine pen9s
til fin Rome, meo busm ban bauoe uaret
gift Is aar, men lom busrten bans
SIastninse sllsr Ytnner baubs tsnot els
Ter lst.
Oct uafte flor Optist, ba 9snrpl
8. 6ausmeper for 10 Aar liben
lsste Os fit StIsmisie fra fin 6ultrn.
Mrs. 9ausmepsr par en- Daiter af fin
Spissriooers GorreininsstOmpasnon.
6un uar tsnbt for fin Stenbsb os fine
aunbfabsr. Otter StiIsmisien traf
bun fig fulbfanois tll5ase fra Gel.
ftubsIipet os Isuebe | @niombeo inotiI
in Dsb Tor nOsIe Aar fiosn. Smio,
lsriib baube bsnbes fraltiIie Waanb siftet
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So tnlinOe Sing.

6ift for anoen @on9. @eor9e
s.. Cutler / YIattesmoutb, gtebr. i,
o9 Uiiis Anne 9anen bleu for
l 3 aar lioen gift. 8Ort efter bIeO bet
imlolertib neoueuoigt for bsm at pant.
iGtte 6armen. 5 1898 ltrabsoe @utIsr
alt bOab ban fuube fuu af Qen9e, fam.
men Os began fig paa 9ei til ROntuna,
/ bet 9uub Der, at tjene Cub og srenne
Stoue, meosnS bans aone tuloe bIlue
biemme o9 paste 6atmen.
llnoer geis meste ban imibleriio en-
9ammel Rammerat, BET par paa g, til
NIaitas @uIomarter. 9an ouertdIte
@utlcr I'll at suo mso, Og be fog 5SI9e.
SmloIertio git bet neoao Bpfte for
bans Rome o9 bet faa neiten uo, lom
bun fuIoe MITE fit 6iem. 9un inos
9ou 4nio9nin9 ON Stilsmisie, Iamt til
at beboIoe carmen iom aarIi9 Rente,
bpiItet bIeu benoe beuilIi9et. Ulen
no9le faa Da9e elter iit bun 8rtp fra
fin Ulano, buori ban mrooelsr benoe at
ban tommer biem, meb Iamt s58, 000,
iom ban bar iparet Inmmen. gun
maatte 10 nu IL! at fortGqe bam alt,
bDae ban imibisrtio lite tOg fig mere
nRr enb, at ban mente, at be tunoe bliue
gilt not en- @uns til, buuo be O9iaa bIeo
liolte 5reoa9.
WlillionGr 0eO. Q8iIIiam & as
mer, en- at De melt betenbte lpltere /
9ttm gort er aigaaet ueo Dpbeu. 6or=
uben at pore WilIionGr par ban Gien.
oomsbsfooer, @runbIasser Of Atlantic
Garden Music Hall, FAINT @er af
lbaIia Gbeairet. 9un par 66 aar
9ommsI.
Jper O0lens Stalo nor ueo Sel'
pit., Itnn.. er br9not. Sefs 6elte
brGnote inbe FAINT en- Bo9n, flere SeIe.
teier 90 en- Wtensoe so.
9lnOreaS YeteriOn 9win gausp,
Wainn., reilte forIeoen fra aba en- ON
tauset Gilltano; bans Ssits Lob Iebif,
os ban TT iaa furIi9e 6uGlteller, at ban
Ienere osoe.
Gn sSarmer Glup County, Sa.
eier en- Qsne, Der bar ifaffet BAN en- @es
uinif paa ca. 800. Oet git til paa
felseuoe Maaoe: 5 fit ROrnmusaiin
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Trp8telig Storm.

gn Storm, mere li9 en- 9pelon
raiebe SenbaB Worsen fra patton,
81. Dot, til 6iIaire, Winne., en-
Str9tnin9 paa 100 Wil. 2llt unbsrs
peis soeIaSbes. Bpgninserne tuultes
p9 buiulsbsS / 2uften, Rreaturerne
brGbtss, o9 2 Wennelter, muIi9uls
mango flsre, orebtes. ami en- Ulasls
iaarebes. Decentralization er ma.
turIi9uis abruot, iaa man fan enbnu
lite meb geltsmtbeb iise, buOrmanse
WennefeIiu Der ct saaet tabt.
81. ON Worsenen be9pubte Stors
men at raie 0atton o9 bar rolet meo
uiuattst Stprte 100 Wtil noropeitlie
9tstnin9, op til 6iIaire. I'll NuIins,
iom lite uas bsltet, er fuIoltenbis soe-
Iast, os 9Oroen ulier eno lite Spor al
no9enlnbe at bare baaret Cab; Ca
fuIoitGnoi9 er alt ieiet bort. ) lbomp.
ion, nGr ueo 6atton, bIsu buert eneite
gus ilaast / Stptter, O9 9Osl IuO 2
9ommsr bsit oueraIt, % &senen 9ioroe
fit til at eOelae9e. @n StaIo meb 8
6eite tnuliss olbsIss. gn 5armsr,
iOm Dor nOsst usit for 9bOmpiOn, tom
tsrenbe fin Nrbeibsuosn os bIeO pIitet
af 0osIene, inotII ban falbt beUitlss
nsb Yosnsn, buor man iensre fanot
bam, mere bob eub Ieueuoe.
3 6ilairs, Riun.. bIeO en- ROns
fsrt en- Uiil bort ira fit 6iem, benbes
Sig fnnotes ienere.
bIere DiII ira, bUor SiOrmsn ruisoe,
par bet iaa msrtt, at man MATTE bare
9ps til Ianse eftsr Wtiosag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-08
Witd)i8an

9obn Mortuebt, @barles
Sri 4 ono9 SeIma 9eIIefion
ioite ale 9iust til Ssu6ag Qlften paa
Gate 0iuifesOn. Gre unore iom par /
Baaosn, bIeu rebbet. yaaben t9ntreoe
en- Dlil fra gano. Ulortuebt, en- al De
orutneoe, fit Baoben paa ret SioI i9en
o9 fit reboet to a Ruinberne.
s miuore .no iets Tiger er Wenue'
iter brutnet Wtuite9on Seen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-08
WisliOns= =Sibliotetet.

Vile ON boue Sinbe at abonnere
paa bet af Saralb Senieu ub9une
,W is tonss Bibliotef" anmo=
oes penIisit ON at inolenoe 9eitiainss.
SeoIerne laa mart Om muIist, for at
oer, inbeu anoet 0efte saar Grpften,
ton oannes ct no9enIunoe paoIibeIigt
Sfen oper Abonnentantalst. lite 6efte
ombanbIer Jobn 6 GIiot, Snbianers
mes Apcltel, anbet uil tesne ben bunft.
norfte observation-disclosures 0an s
Ggebes Qepneb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-08
gSDomtn9.

@n Wosis brilti9e Gpusrier er ben
forIgbne llge bIeuen forsuet Soutb
Yais Sremont County. @n Nat brpb
lpuene ino / Diana Weuen o9 ltiol en-
8eI tofbnre 9uuertensr o9 andre Yar.
oiiaser. 1pueriet bIsu itrats o2ba9et,
o9 Sberiiien latte al SteO eiter @er.
utussmGnoene. @iter ct Bar Gimers
5ast bIeU be anboIote Os lpuetolitrne
funone Ell gOsn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-08

Snoentifitation, og Der founes in9en /
@8ntn, iaa autboritetsrne tan lite fnOe
uo af buem Munben er.
= @u aiIbe er opbuget pna en- 6orm
nGr 28beatIonO, iOm siuer 5000 ION.
Der 9anO oa9Iis. Buuoet bar lite ben
bitre Smag, iom 8anbet arteflfe
Bronoe AIminoeli9beb bar. Der er
iaa meget Gus Br6nben, at BET ct NOT
til 9ranOieI os Cps.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-08
Woro Iafota.

aarsts uurmelte Dag / giSmurf par
ben 2. slusult, ba lbermometret fob
paa 1852 @ruber. pua prGrierne er
bet ua tort, of SOIens SiraaIer, iOm
tiIfaIois fuIber 9snnem @Ias, IfaI baue
fat Glib paa @rGslet paa fere Steber.
Der msIOss ON lemme 9ra,iebranbe
fra @mmons County.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-08
Yriterme faar mere Sano.

8. u. Gitman. De 6orenebe Stntsrs
commissioner ueb @raniebeifemmeIien
meusm qIaita Os 6anuOa, er tommet
tiIbOse fra be norbIise Gsne. War.
9itman Os 5. g8. Sing, ben britifte
commissioner, bar faitiat @ranierne,
bUoroeo en- minore StrGtnin9 er fommst
ino unber BrIterne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-08
SO,pa.

YoIitlttrne er auereoe bespnbt at
ltremme inb til Dss Woinss 70, at gore
be iornsbns 5orberebeIlsr for ben res
publttanlte Staistonpention b. IL. 9lu.
suf.
Sasere Stouene peb Wionti
funot fOrItben ct Sig b1nsenoe ct
Gra uso en- Gtaaltraao. Der fanbtss
intst paa giset, Iom tunos fsre til