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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-16

tarrh of some organ Of tho female
anatomy. II these woman could only
realize that their trouble is probably &C.
large and so many that 1t would be a
very difficult matter. Besides. they
make their homes in the sewer pipes.
According to the theory Of a prominent
physician of Havana, they so through
these pipes from one house to another,
and often carry the germs of disease
with them, with so many mosquitoes
to contend with. we can not but be
thankful that the number Of fIss is
comparatively small.
The offerings Of Flowers.
For weeks before the rains came
there had not been even a shower, SO
that the trees and plants were covered
with dust from the streets. although the
shrinking cart waters these twice a
day. All Of this dust disappeared dur
ing the first rain, and everything look
ed as fresh and green as though 1t were
the beginning OF spring. Vegetation
grows very luxurIantly during the
rainy season. and overruns its bounds
II not looked after often. All Of the
year the flowers will bloom II given
much water. During May 1t Is the
custom for the Cuban children to pre-
sent flowers to the Virgin in the
churches. Every afternoon we see the
little girls and boys, more especially the
former, dressed in their prettiest
clothes. and the senorltns. TOO. dressed
likewise with their mantillas over their
heads in true Spanish fashion, going to
the churches with their offerings Of
flowers. They do not carry large bou-
quets, even II they have many flowers
In their yards. Often there are not
more than half dozen in the bunch.
Repairing the Baths.
Another sure sign that summer is
here is the repairing of the baths along
the shore; some of these are public
ones, Others belong to private families,
In the winter these pools have only a
shed above them, and the owners never
use theirs nor Tue CuD"Ts IT.. t"r It'll ',D,,,
ones. They do not nesln DH'n'"e uns..
June as RUE coAsiuer'ns 'i'e "ase'
too cold oeioFe tneh' put '"s's 60 ",s "a,
ceptions' for every guy VIZ See 49,
coming from the OaIns, '"en
suits In baskets On 'nelr nsoSs - !. :.
said IN winter tne Oa'"s s''lps "Ss ~. =
shed overhead but now tney "re pet's
inclosed with ooards ior t"s Du'" ~,
season There are aharHs "eu '"s
shore, so 1t Is not eonS'ueieu sHle "
battle In the open sea-a''l'oEsn d wv
do It. There are ohly q lew p,aSe' " I.-.
Havana where there Is d peIV"' 'IosE
Of the shore Is OF roush coFS' ro'N'
which shelves on almost im'neo.aHe,s
into water over one tathom IN uep'n
Many American soldiers nave oeen
bathing all winter In the A.tnenua y,
river. near its mouth ABOUT louF t'l''eS
west Of the city proper
Dress Parades a Feature.
The rainy season is likely TO inter
fere with the dress parades of the ar
tllery, held every Monday afternoon in
an open square In front OF the head.
quarters of the regiment Only part OF
the regiment participates IN th's' lot
the batteries are scattered part Oh
them being across the harnor at Caoa-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-16

rlatulcnoc Is cured by pnEcHAMs
PILLS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-06-11
REGRET FOR TASTY JUDGMENT
Unfortunate Impression Which It Created
 Against an Innocent Boy.


 Against an Innocent Boy.
 T received valuable lesson in talk ing snap judgment the other day. said retail merchant to New Or leans Times-Democrat man. "I had managed to get some paint on my hands from marking brush, and stepped into hotel where I am well known to wash it off. Before pro- ceeding with the serubbing I took off my ring, which, as you see. is rather handsome solitaire, and hung it on the faucet When went away for got to put it on, and didn't observe the fact until quarter of an hour later, when I was in the place of friend several blocks away. Of course, rushed back immediately, and just as l feared there was no sign of the ring in the lavatory. A porter happened to pass while I was searching, and he told me that he had seen one of the bell boys take a ring from the faucet a moment or two before and at once slip out of the house by the back way He gave me the name of the boy, and l started instantly to raise an alarm. AS l went through the office told the clerk in loud voice, audible to 2 dozen people standing around, that the boy had stolen my ring, and wanted him arrested on sight. Then l tore out and gave the same word to a couple of policemen and some people I Ixr1Qyu in hn ch TnCfdp Of ten minutes I made pretty thor ough tour of the neighborhood, tell ing everybody to look out for the thief. Then I went to my store, hot and excited, and there stood the bell boy, with my ring in his hand. He had recognized it as my property, and came over at once to deliver it. Real ly, cannot describe my modification and chagrin. Here I had branded the poor little chap as thief, and spread broadcast a story that I can never wholly recall. Nobody can say how long an unjust suspicion will attach to him in the neighborhood as conse- quence of my folly. I gave him $10 and have done what ] could to repair the mischief. The lesson was one shall never forget"
 Game Plentlrui in Pennsynvania.
 Pennsylvania contains within it's borders wonderful eontrariety of conditions-from the most civilized centers to the widest reservations. It is not necessary for a keystone hunter to go to the far west for the keenest sport. For instance, he can shoot bear in Cameron county, deer in Clinton or wildcats in the dangerous defiles of Blair and Huntingdon counties. One hunter is credited with having already killed forty-two wildcats this fall.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-06-11
THE BURLINGTON ROUTE
 BEST LINE,

WEST: St. Louis to Kansas City, St. Joseph, Omaha, Nebraska, Den yer, Utah, Pacific Goast-TWO TRAINS DAILY. Weekly California Excursions,
 NORTH WEST: to Black Htls, Montana, Washington, Puget Sound via the short Bil ings koute-50 to 500 miles saved from St. Louis. Tourists sleepers Tuesdays and Thursdays, Kansas City to Seattle NORTH: to St. Paul and Mime apolis-THREE TRAINS DAILY. HOMESEEKERS' EXCURSIONS to the West and Northwest.
 750O Miles of Standard Railroad. The Main Travelled Road in the' Louisiana Purchase.
 Wide-VestlbGled, Pinfsch-lighted complete trains of chair cars (seats freel. Pullman sleepers.
 All Ticket Agents can ticket via the Great Burlington Route.
 Write,
 FMrUGG, L " WAKELY, T P A, GOA Pine St.. Gen. Passenger Ag't
 St Luuis, Mc. St. Louis, Mo. sHoWARD ELLIOTT, Gen1 Manager.
 ST. Louis, Nie.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-06-11
Farming in Colorado and New Mexico.

The Denver & Rio Grande Rail- road, 1.-The Scenic Line of the World" has prepared an Illustrated book sp- on the above subject, which will be sant free to farmers desiring to change their location. This publiea- ton gives valuable information in regard to the agricultural, horticnl- tural and live stock interests of this section, and should be in the hands ofevery one who desires to become acquainted with ssthe methods of offarming by irrigation. Write s. K. Hooker, c. P. &. T. A.. Denver, Colo u
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-26
WARD COUNTY,
NORD DAKOTA.

Ouer 500 DANTE bar taset 9enO ibens
ne &oIoni, ubuaIst af Rirteiamfunteis
8Omite, Os al bisie bar oletebe 400 be-.
fat fig Der. enbuu baUss Der sobt
9anb mar Sfationer.
Der tiItrGn9es oanIfe 6orrstningss
mGnb Bptn gopbsas / SettIsmentet.
Den lie % 3oie Iirsoa9 / bDer
Ulaaneo iGl9ss paa be fIeiie Stotioner
biuiss Rsiurbiuetter til ennbissere eler
be fan fuus fra Minneapolis til eanbet
pse at bsn9saos Es I'll 800" gausHs
9anbtontor.
9lseIebes bauss pr9risIonb I Winnes
iota os Datota, os btui0t Sfoulanb
/ Wisconfin os Midisun pda .Sooa
Sernbausn. eaUe 9ernb1nsprifer.
StriD sftsr eanbtott os iauprers6e 5ors
tlaringer iii
D.. w. CASSEDAY,
Land and Industrial Agent 800" Ry.
Minneapolis, MINI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-26

ri tOm issnnem, oar meset Imutte; paa
besse Sibsr af eitti6 bsgrGnisbes
5GrnUeiIinien Of ftsile, iammenbansenOe
gaiultisiIer paa ben enc Sioe Os ben
imaae, srunOebe MaasFOb mso Dem,
ninserne paa ben anben; be nsOerIunbfte
nfianse, male Stibe iaas mango Ste.
Der puu 5loosn. be bIep trufne al pete.
Der lec fig iremao inoe paa Breoon,
ira Seleteist saor Der st Gop no I'll
Stibsis 6ortaDu. Dsuns Ulaaes at
fragte 5arteitrne rem paa minosoe mig
ON 6RrosIen paa affoss lissenoe fbi.
rife 6IoOer. De b~ouanoite ouie CT
Opfsrte al Sten. men jes Iusoe Rerte
til nosIe 9uie / tattere bebpgsspe
9~anasbper meo Gage al @rastOru.
Paa ben tpite @rRnie taller BsIsisrue
Cuff, men paa S%tationerne Deb ben
~iranite @ranie 5rouit. Der sr oil
mango 9sIsiere, iom lite taller anOst
emo Eplt eusr 5rauit og iIst life Osrss
WooersmaaI: 6lamIoHbf. Der par
tommsn en- flmIanoif (bsIsift) 9onos.
Tone inO Dor Rupee, fom oerpaa pra
ientereOs : 1ation,r: en- Gn9lGnosr, en-
0aniter, en- 0triser, to 6usiere. IN
9reuier, TO %5ranfmano Os iua BIN
Selsterinbe.
gua be ~franits StatiOnsr iit Ui essnt.
Zig isr!t at uioe. bOao Gptr0tteri i flo,
StiI sr. lil-9tsismpsI tan anl,rss.
at giie' Latte fplO: meo Orbinar Sooa
uano, tOitsce l 6rant, en DaIUfaite Il
l 5rant Os en- Rlaie Drusr, Der paa
Rarteoet / garis toltsr so @snlimer,
y 6runt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-26

Brat Seo. en | pibsrs Rreoie
tenbt Ranb, @aaroeir Setter Jsrs
qsnfeu Gtoo | 9immarf bIsu
forltosn eilsrmiooa9 borital0t osO en-
brat 0so. 9an lab / Ra,ffn blaaot
aas 9sffo,t, for,grcnee fin gesp,rtolt.
oa ban rumies al IT 5IusiiIiGIbe, iom
oioros gnbe paa bans Gin.
Den Adobe par en- iniistsiuIo Wano,
busm iltrs auiuarsfuIoe 6usrO beirotoss,
% ban sioroe aItio 6pIoef for ben
9iaiO, Der iatfes til BAN. pan par
laaleo,s antsalblte, 6Ormano Tor
e%usnfrup Weiqiiorening mso mere.
"llopisninger. J bet npeds Gummsr
al Rrtbsblootne for ben :. Au8ult msos
otItr 9anbraao y ed erer, al ban n9'
ter at uouiie 6anoelsmono l%beobor
Or. anotren fra Sonoer Citing,
Der al 9anbsreitm / 5Iensborg er bIepsn
ibsmt 2 Maan.bers 6Gngiel for Saoes
Iisb,bsforbrpoelle. Ulen oa ban foe
lietn ittt tenoer dnoeriens Opbolos.
feb, opfororer ban ale lteolige D2pns
oisbsbtr I'll at efter ese U8anoen % nos
uiie BAN fra BET p%rsifiits Stutsomraabe.
- 9n gige Dos @uuroeier Sans
N otbiten / Jraasbh 1T forri9e
9stbaa Orore sennem @euoarmen ira
bslltso III al msoe Dos Nmtsforltanber
Brubu. Da bun CT oanft unoerfoat,
reli,r bun / Steoet Tor Ii9e Ill 9amornp.
gun er imiblettib f%OrIcust meb IN prei'
iiit llnoeriaat, % DlpnbisbsOerne Oiae
osrior fun bope en- tort @IGos al llouiss
ninssn. - 9ans Ratbisien bOuoe u9ret
til misunderstanding / OOenie.
6n aibruot 6uOsticncitc. 5OrItbeu
Spnoas 5ormiooag bIeu @nbstieneitfn
/ Ct. Dams airte ofbruoi. 6n Dame
III ct iaa btfti9t RrampsanfaIo, at Rirs
teii.n,rsu og fire Rutnbrr maaite lie
bsnoe til 9ialp. 6GnosIien pate iaa
itG,tt Rsre. at Pnfior Nnberfen afs
brsb @ubstisntiten meb en- Bon ON at
beoe Tor ben ipge.
5ripiaigr til aina. Den preifffe
Diitrittstomnnber befcnbigsr, at uarnes
pIietiss uf Reisruen os quuosuarnef,
iOm bile m,IOe fig friUiais til ReierOsn
for bet tpiie gtspebitionstorps, maa
m,Ioe fig til ben pau9alOenoe Giltrittss
Rommanbsrier9ent.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-26

en- Dutter. Den fierbe, SmeOeipeno
SEMEN fra ~Rrifiansbaon rsbbsbes.
= @aarbsisr Sprtn RGr, 9ps'
bolt uso Belle, bIeu, bo ban gar uoe at
finite Rrsuiursr, fanoet at en- Qur.
Gan bIsu loa iIbe tiIr,bt, at ban ON
Ratien ufsit u,O 8sben. Den Adobe
oar gaIsmuno / 9Ornitrup Rommnne.
9n Pise, Der iiensr poo Stsns
ber9gaaro par iaa ubeleig. at bun, ioet
bun LOB fig GLIDE ntb ae IN aornitat
9aoen, sumpeos nso pau en- 6ctt. Der
hob op 0o Siatten. Staftet trGn9ts
bolt Op / unoerIiuet, men Der er bog
9aab ON OF Pissn tan tOmme zig issn
siter bet ubpsssIi9e 6alo.
TIMBER arbsioet msb @russrop.
ning Ueo ben i%potpnlte gdnts @~russraO
m,u,m Ssrup os Rirtebp StatiOntr
lfete forIeoen BET ubeIo, al en- al Bants
arbsiosrns bIsp Isuenbe bssraUst al en-
nsofprt,noe @rnsmasie, ian at fun ben
enc Arm rostos op outr @ruiet. BE
andre Arbcioere Tom burli9 Ill Sisos %
ut Ronotn / r,tts Iio 9rauet uo, men
/ en- noest fortommen 3ilitano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-26
SDnOfrjDaanb.

yortrejit. 5OrbsuuarenOe Praft for
OtienUuo rs Gels SOsne, 9espstsrs
en-, sr siter 5OrIpbsube reiit neo til
fpOIiss Uarmsre @sns. 9ans 9raiiss
uittiOmbsO uiI Ianse minbes Der paa
@snen.
amtsiuritanOer Sbiermanr, Der
bar Diit fig ierIis iUris | 5Ortpifninsens
lienslfe, sr / BgI9e bet 9uoerleDifs 6ors
tpltningsbIno al O%Dsrpraftent Rsller
bleDen itabfRltst iom tonifitusret amtss
~forfanoer for Rsobins, @rum, 9psum
os ainirup amtsoiltrltt | 6 aor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-26
Gn,to, tre!


Paa en- Proprieiargaarb omtrent miot
imeuem Aarbus o. 6nnters bar Der /
bsuDso ct Aa.s lib iom BsufOnGrer op.
9olot Jig ct Bar 5olt, Der bar siust
Sosnebebostns en- 8sI Stof til Sm=
tale.
Besse er be ira bidsidan SunOst.
DUN sr 30 Aar sammeI, tt messt fmut
og isparsrst ira I'm Utan6.
9an FL llot alers, osiaa meset imut
Os at mssst in 5amilie. pans 5aosr
er iuenit @OOs,ier Os Otnf. % bans
grooer TT i tn bsi Stiaiug Deb BET
iuenite 9Ot.
@ruuoens til al ban opbolosr lig /
0aHmait. sr, NOT iOrfttuise. men en- al
benz sr / bpsrt 5aIo, at ban lite rigii0
~fOritOO at bOlos 9us mso be fare Rro.
ner, Tom ban Lob rule Iiot pei riselig.
Sau NJ 6amiIien BAN 9iort umpnbi9 Og
isnote BAN ub al eanost, men ben log
bog itte 9aunoeu mere uf bom, snO al
ben bUsrt AuartaI ienots BAN tuinos
aronsr.
QUorIOr bun fuIgts bam / uoIaubig.
beb, er life iaa panff.Iigt at %forifao.
Ru git be esruoe pao 8r5prlst9r=
saaroen O9 uenteoe paa. at BUN tuuOr
fna Stitsmisie fra Runosu. iaa Dc
tunoe blius sifte, Os for bet msiie Tom
be osiaa no sf est, iOm rette e%lifenoe
bar. lnosrtioen b0nots bet im.ibIertib,
at Der Opiiob ret baftige Sc.ner imeutm
benz, oa be buT ii9r, os oa liar bun,
babOe IN lie rinse Del al ben Tile ube.
tenOte i~Usuite 9icisbee.
6OrIebeu gsroas bar Der rimelispls
after D0ret n lille Scene, og oenn,
Sang CT bet saast BAN ina mar til
6isrte, at ban bar beiluttet at gore en-
@noe paa BET belle.
6en Ob afteu fonOt man ben unse
Rano ioosnoe paa ct 6unoebus 9sne
lssunrbsn mse en- ReuoIusr / 6aanoer,
% ct SiuOiaur / Iineiusen Os meo
gIobet iirsmmsn5s nsO Ousr Anistet.
5un bleu barren ino, men U0r ube
al StOub til at siUe nOsen fom bsIff
5OrtIuriua; tuu tulte ban fiubis: ,gn.
to, tre,"
st pur Eager bIeU burtielt mulist
henteos, men be ertIGrsos zig uoe nf
Sianb til al gore nOset for Ran6sn,
buOrfop ban bIeu tert pau Amtsipsebu.
Jet | Qarbus.
Ser beulisser ban btuiflss 1iIianb
os easerne meme, at bans eip life ituur
til at rsooe.
Ssnbas Wor9en antom Broosrep,
lom sr uuiat usb bet ~luenifs 6of, for at
bsisse BAN, oe ban bIsu isIufsIselis
fsrsslis Ouerr0itst Deb ban linssnss
EiIitaub, ban fOrefanot.
gu pentsr ban / aarbus paa en- Vi
lutnins, bUis uDfuIo bss uarre lite er
tuiuIlOmt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-26
Smaa MeOOrlclier.

4rGiteiubilGum. gaitor 8. e. 3.
RsIler. 9erfsIge, ieirsoe otn 8. Sspt.
III 25.aars 3ubiIaum iom gr9it / Sol.
tstut.u. Canine Gag fpIbie ban 65.
gOltor Rpusrs Ssn IT ben unbsr
Zen iorsusOe ourits Rirts / Amerita@
pirisnOe POifOr 3. 8. 6rimOOt:
RstGer. Der Tor Tibtn er paa Ssise /
5anmart.
st Nirnnefei 5lnmmer. Gu StuIb.
tarlen pau SsbOIm pr. g~Iamsbioe for
lsoeu par Ueo Of bRIoe Petroleum paa
i'm gamps Og iomtlei9 piIee tGnoe fin
gibe. Uur ban iao u9tIsig at tomms til
at tGnos Glib i i'm 9luis, Der NOT bar
uaret / JorbiHosIie NIB Sieuolieu. :
buert 6OIo sr,b 3Iotn laa uoIoiomt fat,
at aIGosrne par brandt al Rarlsn. ba
5olt pla bans Stti9 Tom til for al
biaIps ban.
Zen ulptttIise bl,u pnu Snssuosn
tsrt iii Sps,bui.t / Asi,ns, men 99ssu
baube FUN riuse 9nub ON, at bans Gin
,unos r,oo,s.
6n ialif MisiiOner golwig. 6n
p,risn bar, uuser JO,tgiu,noe at al
pare o,n fra sinn %bitmu,note oanitt
MisIiOnnr 5oIwig. isst al Iau got.
iro.nos Wsnneii,r for Wsnt. 9aH I'll
M bIsusn uHbolot al Sosnefo9oeu
grsnOerup Sssn Os isrt ino til UtieoeI'
fart Arrslf. D.t TT en- tebtnbauult
9OsnmunOstui, utO 0uUn 3enfen.
9orgmeitercmbeOct / Coenie. gms
bebst iom SOrsmslter 0o.nie sr bIsUeu
BEAT m.b gOrsmefitr 8itbmer. RGlt.
peo.
6n flor Sos. Stt6sbpsm,ffG Gbri.
ten n / ROIsins mooios fUrI,otn ira
5oDnst Stsp en- Beg, O,r inotboIot ca.
23o Rubitfoo Era. Orr maaite IL
6site I'll at irattt ben ub al StoUsn.
5mnone Galfmalerier. altttefiur.
maIsr, Brei.slor acrntrup bar pa.
ret paa 9oqsns. 5allisr Tor at unoeris9e
noele RaItmsI,risr, iOm formeutes al
uere OpO0oess i girtet Os Stab.
aser antu. Begse Steoer tonituits
rsoe BrofssiOrsu Ristisbeotn berai oe
LOG fat, at Der / Staosger Rirts II1oss
en- Del sumIe, ilOre UluIerier al beipbs'
Zig Jntsrtsis. psa ben enc Sioe at
aorbu,n usni.r nan al iuoe Rriltus'
fisursn Os be y Apofils. Os pao ben Ons
ben Sios ben b.1Iige a%rIltopborus meb
RrifusbarHet. Uian opOas.os Der fsrii
ct Era Os ct lille 5ODeO msO @IOris
Omtrins, iom man lite ri9tis tunoe fa0
/ 5orbinoslie meo bet fore alGbsbon,
Del Osfaa tom til Sgne. Bet nGrmsre
1nbsrlss,Ile tom man imioIertio Ill bet
R.iuliat, Of 6Opsbst tiIbsrie Rriitus.
barnet, Tom R%riliopborus bar. Erast
par bennss Stau, Der 10 bleu %forUarolst
til at 9nobsItr9.
Oct interssfante 5uno ftpIoes aOr'
b,sn $ m | Rptsbius, Der Usb ct Be
Jog / Rirten fl Die paa nOsle iuoss nj:
tesninssr unOsr auIfpubien, Os BET Dor
sftsr bans anmeIoslie, at PrOissfOr
Rornsrup bsissts airfeu. gsnieIis oil
be oamle MOIsrier nu paa airtssisrnes
6or0nffaItnins bIiue afoRttsbs.
JriIfolejnbilannl. GornpIis bar
5rifolslGrer 6. R RASMUSSEN / Rinss
feiret fit 25,aars SubiIaum. 6aus
5rilfole bsfesss nu uf 81 Bern; bet bar
foffet | oft 5000 ar. at Opfsre ben.
Manse soOs Orb bIeu tall til ben tro.
fate Carer / anIeoninsen; iiaise bIsu
Der operratt bam en- i%nbiamIst @aUe paO
$40 Rr.
9aloeniermislionen @pmnuf0I'
profession Or. tsol. Bietro 8ina .
fra EOrrs.Psuile, uStsr | SIutninseu al
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-26
mlDffer.

8sb greoeffenen fantrebe forleOen
Ssnbae en- gaab, msb 4 P%erfoner. De
tire brutusbe, nemIig 8iuboublsrfOrI
Sanen, DIfarl Peter
RisIfsn, Oe ben ibtes JOrloUebe
5anftns 5reberitfsn fra Doll
BAT. GarI 6anien eftsrlaoer 9nte Os
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-26

Hin aarinine Rnaer 8 Gents pr. 10.
- 5or Spintins al en'slttraabet @arn
10 Genis pr. 30. S%trsmpesoru 2. eaer B.
troabet 10 6enls pr. 9uno.
Seio efter port aataIog, 9reuet % guftes
piitoor. vi bsioIer fro17 til 81 Gents
pr. qb. icr olminbelis COB lll6, naa. Col.
ssrsn toser Detailing pore Baru.
lltchfleld Wooden Mills, eit4aslb, Minn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-26
Spaae, nerpuie MGno.

alf maneliae erieTe Of bette Biab. Der lioer af
SoGgheo, tifnbumaieits fur tabi Raubopu. ION
iaref gaa berea H%iesirafi % ioraariaesr a~aHbflia
% legemlias gibflieT. bHrof iirBf nj os efier Dor
lille Boa - Warning Voice. Tom omhauoifr
oisle Spaoomme. Sfrio ! Ea9 % mol9s 81 *
trimGr'e III PORTO for 5iuitei Nbresier IT. y
=. Saunoere 4 60. ehieags, 3niHois.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-26
Eassx';

8 ben Oanifs sOlOni paa 500" gausn
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-10-18
CROWDED OUT.
Josh Wink.
Where is the old tramp printer

Where is the old tramp printer
Who used to saunter in,
With his ruby nose and rusty clothes,
And the most engaging grin? y.
He's crowded out by improvements
BY clicking new machine a.
Which clatters and chugs and throws out
these slugs:
Observation-Disclosures"
He fused to stick type for Greeley"
"Many an many's the night,
Old Horace would swear. If j wasn't there
10 follow his COPY all right"
He never set any 1pi-lines"
To bother the makeup man.
He never yet slammed sentence thus
"Fortyanxtsgeth&sl--the plan"
He knew all the deans and the ancients,
Greeley, and Raymond. too.
Prentice, Medili, Mccullough sure, Bill"
He'd told every one what to do.
Now he's replaced by machinery
Something that cannot think
That don't have to eat, and can't "Pi its
feet.'
Because it don't know how to drink.
Gone is the old tramp printer,
Who'd ask You for q "bit,"
And after the strike would again shit the
pike"
To town where he might "get sit"
He's listed among back numbers
BY the solIless linutvpes,
Which sputter and fuss and set line thus :
observation-disclosures pipes."
Baltimore American.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-10-18
CATHOLIC YOUNG MEMS INSTITUTE.

Denver, COL. Dot. 1.-THE National
Conference of the Catholic Young Men g
Institute, in session here, has elected
these officers:
Supreme President, r. J. Kierce Of
San Francisco; Supreme Chaplain,
Archbishop Keane, dubuque: First
Supreme Vice President, j. j. Collins,
Carbondale, Pa. Second SUPP eme Vice
President, j. +. Ankembauer, Cinoin-
natl f; Supreme Secretary, j. M. o'Brien,
Roanoke, Va; Supreme Treasurer, 4.
q. Cullinan, pittsburg, Pa.
A. 7. st. Sure of Alameda, CAL, was
chosen delegate to the meeting of the
Federal Convention of Catholic So
oieties in New York on Thanksgiving
Day.
The national meetings have been
annual heretofore. but the constitution
of the institute was amended SO that
hereafter the meetings will be biennial.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-10-18
Good Cookery
Copyrighted ..-
Copyrighted.
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Wash the artichokes well in several
waters. See that no insects remain about
them and trim away the leaves at the
bottom. Cut Off the stems and put them
into boiling water.t which have been
added one heaping tablespoonful of salt
and piece Of soda the size of a quarter
for each half gallon of water. Keep the
pan uncovered and let them boil quickly
until tender. Thrust fork into them
to ascertain when they are done. Take
them out, let them drain for minute or
two and serve on napkin or with little
white sauce poured over them. A tureen
of melted butter should accompany them
If without sauce. When left till cold
they can be served with olive oil and
vinegar.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-10-18
IN A BLIZZARD ON PIXIES PEAK.

Colorado, Springs, Col /, Oct. H.
Pixies Peak was the scene Of thrill
ing adventure that betell the delegates
10 the National Conference of Under
takers, during their trip to that famous
mountain. The party, including many
of the wives Of the Delegates. and IN, all
over 200 strong, had a narrow escape in
a terrific storm that swept over the
mountainside. Many of the weaker
persons were partially overcome by the
cold and binding snow.
When at an elevation of 10000 feet,
the engine of the cogway train became
disabled. The weather was fine, and
no one objected to finishing the trip
on foot
But in less than a mile they we're
overtaken by furious blizzard. The
situation was growing really dangerous
when relief came from train sent for
the purpose. Several of the women
tainted during the storm.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-10-18

The Supreme Circle of the Brother
hood of the Uni n at its meeting in
Philadelphia Thursday elected the fol-
lowing officers: Supr eme Washington,
Samuel Dodd of Camden, N. j. Su-
preme Jefferson, II. T. Sergeant Of
Wilmington, Del. Supreme Franklin,
Charles W. Mann Of Bridgeport, Conn. /;
Supreme Herald, Hilton Taylor of
Camden, N. IL; Supreme Trustee,
Harry |. Iohn; Supreme Watcher of
the Day, William H. Liller of Pennsyl-
vania; Supreme Watcher of the Night,
Charles Throckmorton of Mt. Holly,
N. j. The election of Supreme Scroll
Keeper ard of Supreme Treasurer was
deferred until the next annual meet
ing, which will be held in Atlantic
City in October of next year. These
Offices are at present held by II. b.
Walters of Philadelphia and Harry W.
Stiles of Merchantville, N. j., respeo-
lively. The newly elected officers were
publicly installed IN the Academy Of
M usic last evening.