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WHAT MAcRuM PROVES.
PhlIadeInhlt Times.

Philadelphia Times,
y public statement has been madc
by ex.Consul Charles r.. Macrum, who
was United States consul az Pretoria,
the apltal of the South African re.
public and who was charged, by dirrc.
llon of our government In obedience
to n request from the English govern.
mcnL with the duty of giving proper
attention and care 20 the interests OF
English citizens, That office was very
generously performed by the English
consuls during our recent war with
Spain. ana IL was naturally the desire
OF President Mckinley to reciprocatc
the kind offices Of the English by our
consul at the Bocr capital protecting
English interests aH far as IL could be-,
lawfully done.
At different stages OF Macrum's re.
turn from South Africa. alike In
Europe and In this country. very mys,
terious intimatlona were given out by
him that he had most important com.
municatlons 70 make To the govern
mcnt. the aanctity OF which could not
b. impaired by even discussion before
he reached the state department. Ex.
pcctatIon was on tiptoe about the
promised revelations To be made by the
consul. hut II seems TO have been
known In Washington even before Ma.
crum was granted leave 70 return
home. that he had failed In the per.
formance OF his duties. and that h.
could not furnish any important In.
formation when he arrived.
When Macrum reached Washington
there was omluous silence in official
and new spaper quarters as to his mis-
sion. The president and the state a..
partment We're silent because they had
nothing 90 say. They knew all that
Macrum knew and probably muah
more than he supposed they had learn.
ed. There was quiet In the ncwspa.
per circles because the Macrum bubble
had been prlckcd and there was no
news In H. Now, after having wandered
around for some time In sullen silence
broodlng over the fact that he had
been superseded. and very compe-
tent consul sent out TO take his place.
Macrum has finally taken the public
Into his confidence by the publication
Of letter over his signature In which
he poses as n common scold against
the administration.
AZ no official notice will be taken Of
his public statement, Macrum cannot
rise to the dignity OF controversy. and
his case, as presented by himself 10
the public, proves but one thing very
clcdrly-that ls. that the government
acted a wise part by calling him home
and sending another consul TO Pretoria.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-02-23
PHASES OF THE MoLINEux CASE.

Brooklyn Standard Union.
Some Of the things Roland B. Molin-
eux said yesterday when asked why
sentence Of death should not be passed
upon him are true. For instance, It IS
true that price was practically set
upon his head by the yellow journals.
One Of them promised to pay and did
pay for an Identification Of Mollneux
Nothing has appeared anywhere In
print tending to show that the testi-
mony Of the man thus paid was worthy
Of the slightest credence. 1t is true
also that one Of the few witnesses not
paid heavily by the prosecution for
their testimony-mOst Of the hand
writing experts were paid $50 day
and expenses-testihed that Mollneux
was not the man who purchased the
silver bottle holder sent with the pol
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-02-23
THE CANADIAN LOSSES.
Report From South Africa Creates
Sensation at Montreal.

NEW YORK. Feb PA special 10
the Tribune from Montreal says:
The news of the heavy losses of the
Canadian battalion created profound
sensation throughout the Dominion. No
details of the action have come to
hand, except that it was fought by the
Canadians on Sunday, while pursuing
Comics army at drift on the Modder
river to the east of Jacobsdal. Seven
out Of the eight companies were en-
gagged and the Canadians lost in killed,
wounded and missing SO men, being
about 10 per cent Of the force engaged
in the battle. The losses are scattered
over the whole regiment. and number
20 killed and SO wounded the rest be-
ing missing or captured
No officers were killed but two-Ma-
jor Arnold, Of Winnipeg, commanding
a company, and Lieutenant Mason, Of
Toronto, were wounded, the former
dangerously. Flags are flying at half
mast over the city.
The spirit in which the public is TAX
ing the news is shown in the action Of
}. A. Barry, the rich young merchant
Of the town. On his way to his office
he learned from a bulletin board Of
the death Of his younger brother, Cecil.
and proceeded at once to the telegraph
Office, where he telegraphei the gov
ermneHt, asking permission 5C gol TO
South Africa at his Own expensei II
take fis brothers placdin the reglment
IN the field. The newspapers in their
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-02-23
JoUBERT's NERVES UNsTRuNG.
He Has Been Compelled to Relinquish
the Chief Command of the Beers.


LONDON. Feb. 22.-All the war Of
fees information is said to point to
General Cronje's escape as an impossi-
bility. and II is now generally taken
for granted that Roberts has him sur
rounded. All the critics of the after
noon newspapers urge rushing rein
forcements to Roberts so he may be
able to not risk much in endeavoring
to iniiict a decisive defeat before the
Boer forces gather from every quarter
TO strengthen General Cronje's threat
ened force. Buffers apparent tardi-
ness and failure to prevent the Beers
from slipping round to assist Cronje
creates no little comment
The relief of Ladysmith is now taken
to be matter Of course and is likely
to be announced before the end of the
week. but it is quite within the proba-
bilities that severe fighting will occur
previous to the relief, while the de-
tachments to be sent by Butler to re-
inforce Roberts subsequent to the re-
lief are likely to meet with strenuous
resistance in the passes Of Draken-
burg, in which fairly powerful burgher
forces remain. Boer reports say Jou-
bert's nerves are unstrung. and he no
longer exercises the chief command.
A dispatch from Sterkspruit. dated
Wednesday, says the prominent rebels
in this district intend to surrender and
the storberg rebels will shortly lay
down their arms.
There have been many eulogistic ref
erences to the speeches Of Laurier and
other Canadians on the subject of the
losses of the Canadians in South Afri-
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-02-23
BONNER FARM TO CONTINUE.

NEW YORK, Feb. o2.-The Bonner
stock farm at Tarrytown, n. Y, is not
to pass cut Of existence despite tie sale
Of all the trotters and PAGERS which
belonged to the late Robert Bonner,
except Maud S. David Bonitr will
manage the farm, where blooded horses
will be bred. The stations Highland
Earon and Baron Reyie@ have been
bought for the stud with number Of
Electioneer horses.
MOLINEUX SENTENCED.
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COLLEGE PRESIDENTS CONFER

BERKELEY, Cal, Feb. 22.-Profes-
sor Leuschner, director Of the students
observatory Of the University Of Cali
fornia. will leave here today to join
President Wheeler in Chicago. They
will represent California at the con-
ference Of the leading American uni
versities TO be held in Chicago on Feb
ruary q, for the consideration Of the
coDferring Of higher degrees.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-02-23
Dramatic Scene in Court on Defend.
ants Application to Be Allowed
to Make a Statement.
New York Tribune.

Long before the hour of opening the
court, at 1870 O'Clock, the doors of the
court room were beseiged by hundreds
who wanted to witness the imposition
Of the sentence Of death on Molineux.
Extra policemen were detailed to hold
the throngs back from the doors. Re-
cCrdcr Goff, in his official black robes,
entered the chamber at 1O:S7, and al
most at once a court officer was sent
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-02-23

ca, concerning which, curiously enough.
there is not single word, official or
otherwise, known or published here ex
cept that two officers were wounded
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-02-23

LONDON. Feb. 22.-Artillery officers
received hurried orders today to pro-
ceed to South Africa with 50 one pound
Maxim Nordenfeldt guns.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-02-23

comments agree in sayiag that the
blood thus shed viii :emeat the union
ot Canada With the empire,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-02-23
Little
Pirnples Turn
to Cancer.

Cancer often results from an i'm
Vurity in the blood, inherited from
generations back. Few people are en-
tirely free from some taint in the blood,
and it is impossible to tell when it Will
break out in the form Of dreaded Can
ser. What has appeared TO be a mere
simple or scratch has developed into
he most malignant Cancer.
"I had q severe Cancer which was at hrst
only Q few blotches, that thought would
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-02-23

soon pass nBsy. ! was
treated by several able
physicians, but In spite
Of their efforts the Oan.
Ger spread until my con-
dition became alarming.
After many months Of
treatment and growing
steadily worse, / de-
ei ded to try S. s. 8.
which was % strongly
recommended. The first
bottle produced an i'm
provement. l continued
the medicine an d in
four months the last lit
tie scab dropped of.
Ten years have elapsed
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-02-23

MAXIM NORDENFELDTs GOING.
officers Ordered to Take Fifty Guns
to South Africa at Once.
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S.S.S.J RI r, Blood

(Ewift's Specifc) is the only blood
remedy guaranteed Purely Vegetable
All others contain potash and mer-
curry, the most dangerous OF minerals.
Books on Cancer and blood diseases
naiIed free by Swift Specific Company, /,
Atlanta, Georgia.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-02-23

1t is dangerous to experiment witt
Cancer. TIE disease is beyond the skill.
Of physicians. s. 8. s. is the only cure
because it is the only remedy which
goes deep enough to reach Cancer
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-31

productos en- Iugar del prOducto verdadero; ;
perjudicando, como es consiguiente, siempre
que 10 consguen, no solo los intereses del
publico sino la salud de los enfermos.
Hay, en- efecto, alquitranes de especies
dlyersas, pero todo el mundo sabe que Ell
alquitran mejor es ell que los abetos de Norusgs
2rodncen Que 40 obstante su eleyado prscio,
eS el unlco que a.. Guyot empiea para 40 ~
bricaci6n de 9us nroductos. 81 - desea, pues.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-31

obtener Ia curacidn de las 6ronuu;fis csiarro.
resfriados antiguos descudados. snssrn edades
della yejga de Il Piel, etc., 81 Sc Quisre contar
con un preservativo cierto de las enfsrmed "a a.
sPideiEicas, es indispensable preoisar bIsn, al
psdirlo en- las farEaacisss que 10 que - dssss
ss el verdadsro Alqultrln Guyot, per mAs oOo
% Hcll de reeonoser sn exe On 10 sHeussa ds
cc cros .,ss .s:.SS .cc:s. : :oss x 7@s d. nys.xs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-31
CONVENE PREvENlRsE

Hay algunos ilusos NAL aconse Ndos indus
triales que al yer las curacones numerosas
obtenidas desde hace trefnta amos, en- casos
verda 1eramente desesperados, con ell Alquitran
Guyot, intentan aigunas veces aproYecharse De
= c0nfasi3r I u Sc preSta Gle. te semejanza
&c aombres, y bu~- n ell modc de yender sug
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-31

-iQue felices eran estos Los measures de %.
enela de qae habla este librol-dio Mauricio.
--SEperchd'-d1o .Fricherwald entrando.--
SPerehe Dsi0 cdrof
--Eseucha-respoudi6 Mauricie leyendo .su
libro.
"Chilperico, marido De Fredegnnda, SO EN-
peh6 en- anadir dos letras 81 alIabeto; envi0
todas las ciudsdes del rciso la orden termi.
nante dc conformarse & esta limo vaci6n; pc.
ma dc ser desor6iado Dos maestros de escue-
lase nagaror obstinadamente obsdecer este
mandato y, mdrtires do ta diptonqo, sacrifiea
ron en- el altar de las sanas doctrinas lite.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-15
NnslanD.

Oct rusfffe Observation-Disclosures
Organ journal de St. Petersburg"
er oct a~abenbare me9et tiIireos; oers
matt ~ffripsr bet: Den omsritauife Ras
tiOn beuibner berueo fin GotnemIisbeo
%ouerfOr be fore 1ieneiter, Der er pbet
ben rationale Gag. 6r. Wc8inleps
8isbom os Rrtfno at isIse ben splone
Ualobelpel % lite 9aa uo ouer be al
ganoet frRueoe alminoeIise Snteresier.
bar fauet ben offentIise gRenin9s gils
lleeIie."
"Nowoje Wrenja": vWc8infep ans
to9 Srpans Sun pau uoenrisspolititen
O9 Title fig fra England, ia, ieIO fra
lpltlanb. gl ban nu 9enoptase fin
samIe 9oIitit2 Cor DjebIiftet Itaar
Ameritu nGrmslt ueo Jrautris % Rus.
lamb.
"Rossiya": vQmerita ct imperinIi:
ltilt. bolltet u0benbart betpoer: what's
mine is mine, and what's yours is
mine, too.
~Syjet": Zen mare 5O%rbinbelie
msb Storbritanten, iom MI Tan uentes,
oil siue bette liolte eano IN Ousruast /
Rina, iom er farIis for @uropas %
0nslanos Snteresier."
Oct tpite st. petersburg .3situns"
er ret ippoists al aue: vamerlta uso'
b!iusr OF O~preibolbe WonrOesD Ottrinen,
mems bet Iamtiois ipiasr @rObrerens
ROue paa ben unoen 9aIufusIe. Del
oil uoftretts line 8olonisr til Nabo.
lanosne."
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Gm M noptoelie.

Det nil uare Of Snteresie for benz df
TIT" 9piers, fom oeres 9iem BRUCE
McElrees Wine of Cardui at pioe, at
Salsst at bette 9a9emiooeI bar iaaIebss
tiltaset, of ri bar Jet os tunusne til at
usofsie enbnu en- flor gp9nins for at
baps plaos til ben itabis uotienoe 6or'
refining. Wan bar oite bort fse, at
nnar blot 9nmerne ipnes ON en- cling,
iau sr oens Omietnin9 iitret.
st nnuenOe @fsempeI bsrpaa er Gals
oct al Wine of Cardui.
vi bar mobta9et 8ibnesbprb fra
lulinber al 0amer. 9i a%nfsrer ct Bar
@tssmpler.
Gra Mrs. Wurp p~antowifi, 80 aOie
Sir, @bicasO, ST.:
,See bar to9et en- 5laifefulb Of Wine of
Cardui % ct me9et beore M, eno iibf ieS
lfleu I'll Gem. De %i9buanli9e Smerter bar
nGiien iorlabt mig.
Era Nrs. M. u. Qbomlen, 8oIa,
mo5ou. Mi6
Seq leO meset al buab ri formooebe uar
en- yRoueiunlft; men nu bar leg tuset fem
5laifer al Wine of Cardui o9 er nGiten
b~elbteot.
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st ftOrartft GODtfDbl ! !
Scnb os $3.50 os ri oil i'nSe Dem

Scn6 ns $3.50 % ri oil isn0e Dem
---------------e ct al pore bersmte
yRr. / @lettrite eelter tiui9emeb 6 ele9anie
ielupletereoe 8orofniue, 6 ele9ante @ailer,
8 Spiieifeer, 8 9eiteer, en- Sutferife, Ell
Sms,tniu, en- 8eb9oiisl, olt neopatfet / Ell
elegant Silteplps 6asie, iomtioi9 meo port
ftorartebe 8tlbub al ell elegant Plush Bed
Lounge, 6 Sob o9 4 9om. lang, "a 8om.
bieO, 2 Bar eleSante gu in9tam @arbiner,
3 Darb lau9e. oloeles fit.
vi oil fun lGl9e 500 a pore Better neo
9rGmie til 0aniferens eGiere til benne
umoooeli9 lane 9riS, iiriu, at &c loa eette
9%loertis iement / r9aniiereu", o9 ieno 0ereS
Grbre ftrots, ba bette 2ilbuo tun 9eiOer ior
en- 9onife tout 6io.
4en9e mao meoipl9e ale 0rbre, ba ri
iu9en Barer lenner c. o. d. til I'll ida u16tt
blai9 Yris. 9i betuler Sia9ten til 9eles
nRrmelte Serbia citation.
Seno os Ger Orore i,0a9, o9 abresler
ole 8reoe til
Prof. H. C. PETERSEN ELECTRIC BELT Co.
NELSON, MINI.
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Saumarfs Sort.

Stsrrelle 23x2s BONNER. 9rpft !
forfeaise 5uruer, ulisr flat Sernbaner.
9per, asbfaOer Os 9IGtfer, FAINT ale
beipbsIissrs 9anOSbper, itsrre Gdaros
o9 airter.
GilIenbss pda en- Yaprnle pcrtofrit
for d gts.
Danish Luth. Publ. House, {,
blair. Rebr.
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9em ifanoinapiife
genEoi9e 9j9Ipeforemimg

/ 9ebraifo Gntorpnrsret) bIep oroaniieret b.
"a. Gan. 1894 o9 bar III Oper 100 hteDlen.
mer, ion. baue ben biaiaite os melt poalioelis
&c 9iuSforiitrin9. Der tan opna aes / no9en
SiGlpefor ming.
Snotrebellesoisiftau er 5000. Weblems.
bepis u~bitebes paa $500. $1,000, $500 euer
$1,000 Der / 6orbolb til &loer ueo SubtrGs
belle / 5oreninsen iOt bpe YaaliSninS tOiter
iom fslser:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-15

&c mole tfter, uoar De tsber . NJ
Sules @tSfurfonsbiaet, at ben CT pia VI.
yRorteuien & sos 9tstros Cog ira 9bieasO
liant meb gj,o,Se" 9ul.. etsiurfion, ioni
af9oar ira 9ooe3tontoret. 1876 y. 8tn3ie Stp
ben 20. Nopember.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-15

Bob Gem @tsturifon billet meb
i. Nor9e" poa 6opeotontoret hos u. Otoriens
len & 60, 1876 Is. ain5ie Ctr, Chicago, Der
eiboloer Sc COB 8sbanbli Q % GrIiS 9etjes
ming.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-15
Gil @Orn Spli!O!e,
Den Gloie Oanife llngSumsifole
Wmerifa,

%bespnber fin 8irfiombeb ben 3bie 9ecb.
b. u. (23oe StOIeaar).
8.9pnbere iaauel iom gioerefomne tilbpa
bes op9tis 90 %ombp9selis llnberuisnins i be
alminoelise Stoleia9 paa @nselif os 0anlf.
8 QRrere. Yris for Roi, llnberuisnins, 8es
relie Seus, 9ps os 8arme Ia Dollars pr.
Maaneo "a ll5er) / Sorftub. st SensetGppe
mebbrIn9es al buer Gleu.
Snomelpte @leuer afbentes ben lite Decb.
peb Warne &c. r. l. & p. Ry.) os @ubus
bon &C. & n. w. Ry.).
Striu eiter aatalos 90 nermere 0plps'
ing til
y. g. Bic.
gif Soru. Sbelbp Co.. Soma.
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COOPER COMMISSION COMPANY
o--,tvE SIoCk---0

aoon PIG TElEFoN 242.
Union Stock Var =, South Omaha, cdr.
efrip iii De paa 3auit a%nsaoenoe Brtisr pd area'
furer, epin ener Jaar. vi bor erfarue % pdali0s'
Iies eoIesmanb. COB Sebaublina' Srso %.
y. 8 Wiun,
dorrelninasieter.
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Mejerif.

@n una bonf Mtierit, Tom bar opbolbt
lo ger ganoet ) JRoaneoer. pn fer Ylars
p0a ct Nfeieri, BELT / ct ltanoinaptlt Settles
ment. gIor.: 2. &anien,
8or 102. Dopiins, Utinn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-15
Blair 0olleoe

besnnber fin 9intertermin ben 29oe go.
pember. Stolen bar otte falte 2Grere o9
G9rerinoer.
ACADEMIC SCHOOL. (5orbereoenoe.)
COLLEGE DEPARTMENT. (Clas-
steal Course.)
NORMAL COURSE. (For Teachers
County and State Ce%rtificates.)
BUSINESS DEPARTMENT.
bookkeeping, Shorthand and Type
writing, etc.
9anf Spros. Gitteratur o9 0iftorie.
lloOannelie al 9Grere 90 SGrerinoer for
ben oanite BgrneItole
MUSIC DEPARTMENT.
5oreora8 oper gibelen, Siiiorie o9 aittsa
ratur.
Sfolen er ale Naaoer praftiif og tbs
I~oarenoe uoitDret.
5or lluoeruisnins Roit o9 9o9il4 Dollars
ON Moaneben a r9er)
Snomeloelier moota9es, os u@rmer Sp.
lpsninger 9iues af
Kr. Qnfer,
Ulair, gtebr.
1B- Sfriu efter 8atalos.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-15

Gesuben pbes aurli9t ct ubetpbeIiSt Sioro9
ii Yorto o. I b.
Rep. q. 8. grobine. Tormanb, 0penit,
hubert Yrait) oolbreoe. Nebr.
9. 50. Senien, 0ice. Koruna b. Ufinoen, Neb.
sd. Nnoerien. Setreter. Wtinoen, Hebr.
q. Is. Nuberien, Roslerer, Dtinoen, 91ebr.
DR.. 3. 8. gnoldnb, Ooerl99e, arteu, Jtebr.
RGrmer, Splpsnin9er lam application
blanks ioaes peo Se%noenoelte til opell'
nGpnte Setret9r, eler Ill
Bans anderson,
(fhp. 8eitbrer af Danish Luth. Pub. House 90 Rosie
rer for Den for. b. eo.A. hirte Nn.)
Dor |. Hair, > ebr.
" 0Gpn altib r3aniereu". mar Dc lfriper.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-15
Jranfrig.

"Le Temps: vgrpau8 0ebertas e,
insen Ssir for @eainIep. Obi Oenne
bar fun lpiGet N rin9e &Oae uuber
aampasnen. Mc8inlsp bar enbos
moattet iOrfOIse en- neutral pOIiiit /
aina os pan 5iIippinsrne unber ben belle
aampagne. gsriOoe. Oct er besuoen
mulist. at 8ousres' 6lertruet lite piI
ftaa paa prefosntens Siee. 0ette
uilbs pare bsoli for be 6Oreueoe Stater;
tbi bet piloe o9mms or for prnlioenter,
bet pilbs biuOre bet rspublitanlfe parti
| at uofoIbe en- uItra-tapitoliltilt o9
ultra. srObriussmGsfs YoIitit, osr uiIoe
tOite 9anoet iaa me9et, baabe morGllt
os fnuniielt."
LA Liberti'': "8i oil mart faa at
is, ON TrafOent McainIsp / 6,emtIben
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3rpOif iaft % arOnrsients.

s~iqrlebes i%orefnnes Albuuis. Npaer, Sfripenafe.
riole. 3apctpopir. D~liemaling 0. D fort Dplaa.
X efpter Ira Seger Darnlart efspeoeres nBiagti9 %
meo Dmbu.
penrp Wla5anti.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-15

oil oiie mere Snbfi9t Os iGIOe bsfemte
GfgsreIier a~nsaaenoe 8ino et1er e."
journal des Debats'': Oct er
lite al 8a,lI9beo til gerOenserObrins
at 5lertuIlst bar itemt imOb Bryan. :
5rOntris bar intet at frpute at ben
Rsnes9ernius. at Qmeritu bar lat en-
St,sa unoer fin 8eroenspOIitit.
echo de Paris'': v9s ameritanIfs
gnls er notrpt for en- oaIois Ramp, /
b~uiIten GnIitsrreIisr. Dollars os i~tIu,Ife
5nterssier er 6opeofenoemarterne. 5
oisie forben ubsrte 6remuisninser at
materisne Rrefter Ter leg ben Gure, at
6ribeben en- eaer unben Dag bIiusr tuuIt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-15
6us til Salg.

Mit GUS meo tilberenoe COB 6ru9i.
baUe er I'll Salg.
&. 9untOfte,
Dor 1874, 9ampton, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-15
Citris.

rWiener Gasemeine 3 ituns" ifriOe,
/ en- 9eoer meo Sperfriften: vWiI.
belm grobreren": ,Snropus 81
n~anSueroen bitter Reinltatet peIfommen,
men fra ct poIitiit Spnspuntt bar 5oft
lonbet in9en aorias i'll @Iabe ouer Or.
Wc8inIeps 5orbIiuen Gmbeoet. Set
mao lite bliDe 9Iemt, at ban brn9te
MonrossD ottrinen / 4%ouenoslie iaals.
oes, of ban iutte europa = iet fra
9ano eIsinnspunttet = ub al ben npe
groen. Men ben itsrlte 6nre Iigger
osri, Of WeRinIsp lite brposr fig nm OF
itaa TAFT pau ben samIe Satuin9:
rAmerifa for Nmeritanere", men snlfsr
at i0a Gag i fore Stptter Of ben 9 nile
getben.4
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-15
Wiblan0 0ojfole,
GRANT, Wii6.

@interterminen be9pnbte b. /. Otto.
Der oe parer til b.. %. December.
9anifs amerifnnf SoiiOle.
9anbbruasifOlc 4 eillutniug til Michi.
gan State Agricultural College,
5or6ereoclie til Optagele pM Statss
nniperiitetet % oermeo Ii9eitluebe
StoIer (sOotenbt al Michigan State
University.
Danft os euself Yrosram ubIeueres
pa 6o~rIanssnee, % aae Splgsninser
mebbeIes at unbertesnebe Beftprere.
Gbriitian Baum. 3. gbriitian Ban.
Grant. Wli6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-15
SamW Wpotef.
&enrD Ma5anti,
@ebar Rails, Solpa.

6em bunif efsarninerrt Pharmaceut er iea neie
fenot meb &c alminoeige bonite pusnioler, idaiDm
Nl Diite, 8itterte, bloorenienoe &c. bierteltDrfenoe
9raabel, NAB f%tnrlenbe Draaber, p%arlemmer Die,
lipsballam, MlpnAspIaiter o. |. D.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-15

Westminter Gazette: y9r. Srpar
talte paa UtiuIOners Be9ue, JON fenot'
Ill Pensetyrunniet / De 6orensoe Stater,
men ban tnulie uIptteIisuls fig ielu mel
FRI. Selp. Steoeren".
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-08-14
i.rare McKInIer for nrx.n.

From every part of the country
prominent republicans and former
Mckinley men are quitting the par V
of imperialism and giving their allie
glance 10 Bryan. Yesterday the &C
ton of Ex-Mayor McKissen. of Cleve-
land, was spoken of. The list OF
such defections is so large that only a
small percentage of the influential
men who are leading the revolt
against the administration are given
IN the following list made public by
Chairman j. D., Richardson. of the
democratic congressional campaign
committee:
DIR. II. Il. Leonard, consul to Cliff
ton Falls, Canada, under President
Harrison. appeared ut Indianapolis
on Bryan day wearing Bryan badge.
II am for Bryan heart and SOUL" he
said, and shall do all in my power to
aid in his election. Mckinley has
been failure. He has no backbone
and is completely under the domino
tiOn of the trusts
Col. William F. Mclean, first dep
uty commissioner of pensions under