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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-22
Gu inOOcrne
6aruu al &aibib.

Song gittor emanuel 3. at Stalien
ligner 9agbabs bsremte aalif, 9arun
al RaIbib. beri, at ban gerne bill bare
aae 9egne og meo egne gjne forpisie
Jig ON, at aft saar rigtigt til. 3roeoe
be 6errer Gipilembeosm9no, at be oQs
Iaa unber ben nb aonge tunbe ben
6libe / ben trabtonele Slenbridn, Iaa
far be MI fact noeei onbet at OiOe.
Gn Worgen for nDlig msote uoens
rigsminiteren prinetti / &%pirindlet
meO i'm 0otumentmappe for at fore
l9gge aongen en- Del aunbaerelIer til
llnoerfrift. 8lonbi papirerne bar
ogiaa ct attitptte, Der frembapebe
6bor paatrGn9enOe ngopenoi9t bet bar
at forege Qntd1et at GmbeosmGnb
ubenrigsminiiteriet, men bet lagbt
aongen iii Sios meb ben tsrre 8ei
mGrtning, at bet tunoe pente til n9it'
Dag.
R9ite Morgen SCI. benbeb 9 itret
0ittor emanuel ubem9rtet inb al
portdlen til loenrigsminifteriet for
et al be talrige &ontorlotaler at tr9ff
ct eaer dnoet lebenoe B9ien, Der tuno.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-22

gipe BAN 8eifeb pad, boab ban biloe
oiOe. Oct gil BAN imiblertio ligeiom
Prinfen / 2orneroies fortrnnenoe Slot
- fgrit oppe / Def alereperite apilt=
b9relIe itebte ban puu Menneiter: en-
%graabaaret mayer Manbsling, Der meo
rappe 6ingre rullebe fla ben enc @iga=
ret efter ben anben. ,9Gerebe iad in
rig peo 4rbeioet tRre 9en!" iaaoe
aongen til SeiretRren, Der Iittert /
fit itiae Sinb arareoe fig ober, at ban
life, / bpert 5ol0 / Dag bapoe pqret
mere punttlig.
o3gr jeg ipsrge: 6oorunber fortertr
oisie 6Ormiooaqs 2ieneitetimer. %
naar pIeier 8ere5 6errer 9oaeger at
begbnoe oeres 8ogoGrt?"
oReglementet letter rigtiguof 3ioeu
til 8-12". itammeOe ben %aofpurgte.
pebelig forle9tn. men bet er fjGloen,
al Der meoer no9en fBr 81. Il"
De er gobt. lao Dem blot life for
itnrre / 0eres Rpgning," iagoe Son
gen % fierneoe ia, ~ironiit Tmilenos-
..U}en LAB oog forelobig 0eres 81
@bef foa At oioe, at ieg bar paret Der.
Miniitsrialoireftertns 5orfarbelfe
% bans 300 acknowledgements BIZ
'ibrteoe Minet biloe fun ell bersmt
WaIer pGr6ig baoe tunnel afmale.
5ignpr qrinetti blep imiblertio tai
BET op til aongen % fit Den ipnoise
eeiteo, at / Steoet for at aniette flere
5mbsosmanb / uoenriQsminiIteriet
MATTE man frrit % fremmeit Ie at Dol
De be alt a%niatte til at gre oeree
Pli9t.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-22
Sra SpOafrifa.

Om 3ilftanben / 9rRtoria FortG0er
en- September. iom I bisIe 9aqe e.
peuot tilbaoe fra 3rdnsbaal. % ioln
lige til I'm @frejIe oerira bapoe beet /
Den n4bute 9D, at man / 5rdnsbaals
6oDeoita6 lun mprfeoe Tibet til Sri
qen. unoer QorO Roberts ReQimentt
6erIteoe Der ct muntert qib / 8nen.
O1icererne leDeoe ION 6erremanb
oeres 6uitrler bar rejite ober til bem.
ca Der 6lep 6oIot glooc SelTfa6er, Ipils
let 5ennis Q. |. b., qanife iom om man
lcbeoe / ben bbbeite 6reo.
Qoro aitdener Qiorbe en- Gnoe poo
oenne 5ilitanb. 9amerne bleD ieno,t
til 9dpitaoen, "a Serrerne bleO icnoie
til 6ronten. Ser rar iaa lite anbet.
iom minbebe ON &riaen. enb be uooer.
Ifueli9e brine 3eltrqffet runot ON
P%rGtoria. % De q propiuIoe at ipae
% iaarebe. 9iO efter anoen bIep Der
grapet en- aGmpegrdp. i boilien man
ofte puttebe omtrinQ BOO 4iQ neo pad
en- @arg.
Nanben i ben enQelIfe 69r taratte
~riieres 6eot peo IN 3eelanoernes ~
reiie. Ulan bapoe lGnQc bolot 5oltent
ben meo qsfter, % tiliioit bls0 be ioa
desperate, al &it6ener dnida bet for
tlogeit at bearbeioe Dem p~erIonliq. Ia
Ran 6apoe enot tin 3ale. raubte ban.
Den. Der forlaber 6Gren for Al
0enoe tilbage til 4uitralien, er en- iej1
6unol@
o0mtrinql Wdrihi1 fparebe Ober
ten for bet np3eelanoits aorps, %
oerpaa mar6ereoe be bort.
s be en9eliie 8laoe tunoe man nate
DAG leIe rsrenoe 3ele9rammer ON
bet biembenote aorps' gegejitrina
for Gorb aitdener.
9oerfninoerne bqrer altio ben iams
me uforionliqe @oIonina til Glue:
troos Oct uoiteote 5orbub prDoer De Be.
itdnDi9 oere5 0raqter meo Bdano or
%transpaalite 6arDer.
6orsoriqt bar man moret fg meaei
oper en- 9tgipenbeo meo bet iaafalott
,9uIdfelo aorps". Gn 0oteleier bee
pienasrioer. Der bar raienbe pod 9o.
erne, foroi be sfter bans Yaaitanb bap.
be pl0nbrst BAN, fit at Gorb ait6enei
3iuaoelie til at oprette ct o8uIdfelo.
&orps". Der tulbe forfslge be plpn.
brenbe goere % BELT qere bet al me-
Dem. 6%berbningen bIanot Afritaner.
ne lbttebes fulotomment, % mar
brog 300 oelbepGbnebe Rnttere / Wiar.
ten. Nlereoe BEN fslgenbe Dag itpoit
be pad en- goerofoeling. % nGppe bor
oenne / Si9te, fer tppe at RDttern.
ganIte 9emptligt 9alopereoe oDer I'll
8oerne, bbor be blep bubt beltommer
meo traiti9e 9aanotrht. Gn onbe.
Qfoelin9, iom Diloe felae G%tsemplei
bleb omrin9et al be eorige % afDPbnei
bOorefter man t~e'egrafereoe til @nq.
lamb, al bet bar lDtleoes at o~perraIlt
en- 9oeritDrte pdd 20 Wlano meo @da.
ben / 9aanb % fringe ben til Ober9i.
oelie!
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-22
Gn bin OfObt bClbrrtre?

0%iretteren for 9linoeinititutet
Dien, 6e1er, bar qipet foritelige tenD
e p~eoagoger % 9eger Meooelelie oru
IN al BAN opfunoen Metbooe til a.
lQre Born, Der er fe0t blinoe. til at r
8 fterretuinqcn ON 0iretter Sellers
a0pfinoede" bar raft ben ftprite Op
nat / ale 8ioenitabstreoie, ietb ON
nan filler III toiblenoe oberfor 90
cen. 0irettor 6e0cr bar 9ipet fine
4aaitonoe GftsrtrDt OeriQennem a
ban bar fremfprt en- 7saari9 BLIND
0ren9, bpem ben bar lort beo 6j9lp
# 2inene at tenoe Barber, 5ormer %
8enitanOe lant enDpioere Tart at lefe-
DirettBr 6eller bar tioli9ere arbej
Get meo at gore %oeDItumme g9rn By
renoe % talenor. 6an bar ON lac
oanne Bern, 6pis 2ren al Specialiiter
par ertlGret for %feilfri, Itiaet ben 0i=
ognoie: De Derer bel, men 6jernelt
eoner lite at Iorarbeioe oct berte; De ere
b%ierneog0e. Sellers belle 8ebanoliHgs-
maaoe par oerfor rettet mob bette: at
i9ite 6jernen / Stauo til at mootoee
BET bsrte. Oct itdl paa oenne UiaaOe
b9re lDtteoes BAN at lqre y 8gru.
Ter gialt for u6elbreoelig oppitumme.
baaoe at bere og tale.
uuOer Snotrbttet at bette 6elb totu
ban paa Den 3anft, at Der bos blinpc.
meo normalt oanueoe gine mootte
etsIiitere en- lignenOe 6ierneblinobeo,
iom bet mdatte tunne lpttes at oper=
binbe.
Wan baooe for 10 Oar iiben brdqt
0irettsr 9e1er TO blinoe 9reore / 2ll=
oeren 4 % ; 4ar. begge ira lln9aru-
0isIe TO greore bleo unoeriegt al ben
FarIte oienife 2ienTpecialiit, 6oFraao
6u6s, % l%noeripgelIen GAP til ReIul=
tat, at 98rnenes Zine a fejlfri %
fulotommet oonneoe. = 6eilen laa
oltIaa / 9jernen, og en- Snogriben med
Q~Ggebaano bar oerfor uoeluttet. U}eD
oisie 10 gprn. boem en- opbtIergeHoe
Wiooer 6abbe operlaot BAN for at ban
for enbOer qris tube bjelpe Dem. ar
beioeoe 6eler / 3 Aar.
Der 6leo inorettet ct fulofenoia
Msrtetammer, / 6biltet Der opitiaeDes
en- Gampe meo en- 2p5Itipe, Iom eftsI
gnite tunoe bebGges. 9aa Den U{oa
oe ItulOe be TO 9renge l9re at feline
Gus fra Migrte. @n tpinoelig @leD
hialp Oirefteren unoer bette bans Ut
beibe. SITTER 8 Mtdaneoers 8orlp6 men
te 9irettgren imiolertio, al bet belle
oiloe bIipe reIultatleit. 6or al miloue
Slaget libt LOB ban ben unge Spge=
p~lejerite rejie meo til ungarn. og beg
fortiotte bun GpelIerne.
Ser opoageoe man MI, at ben bngIte
at 0renQene gioroe Iaa mGrtbare
8remnriot, al Der Nuttelig MATTE
TONNE ct 3elultat. I'll ben plore
6abbe man lite meget 9aob, men fox
Moberens StblO tog mar o9iaa bdnt
meo. Den pngre 8roOer bar en- uoG=
minbsIig itarp GorfaHo.
SITTER al nu 9eld - Idalebes 6ep
ben pngite =, bar fuloltGnbig Iptali=
ieret m. $. t. 2psItiOen, bragte man
BAN en- Rsgle, iOm ban babOe bait bos
fig fOm lille, mar ban oanoreOe ON
firing Suiet. 0enne Npgle bleo mn an
bragt foran 2psitipen, Og bet blep for
floret BAN, at bpuO ban Der fuu, bar
bans egen Regle. %Gfterbaanben l9rte
Bella oeiaa at feline 5arperne fra bin
anoen.
@sO 9asslpiet tunbe bans 9jne in
let opfatte.
- Smiplertig bar 9ela iiben Do
iteoie sjOrt iterre og itprre 5remffriot
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-22
Gu tattig 6pinOe

bar lice ina megtn 9ct til Snnobco iont CT ria
0utnoc. Or. Greene ttlbDoer frit Jiaao, Oct oti
IcDe til Sunobco % StDrrc StlFriO bam, 30 VI.
IA. Ctr, Gtr Oorf 6itD, % %forfIar ham alt on
9crcs SpaOom. Sp1nOcrcn at Or. 0rccnss Wer:
hmra Ienocr 0Iorig fit Taao for Tcngt, men o.
Der oct frtt maar &c Ifripcr til bam.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-22

SIne er efterbdonoeu D6nuepes til at
onafatte, boap Der bIiDer ftIuet foran
Bonn 8DIufteu % 2IrbeiDef bar imiDz
IerfiD tr0ttet bdm fduIeDes, ct ban for
Ell 5iD bar mddtfef DeuDe fllbdge III
In uuodruffe &ouDsbD for after at
TONNE I'll 8~rRfter. men man nGrer bet
beofte 2aab ON Bans fu~IDft6nbige 9eis
b1epeIfe-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-22

Der %afienbtes en- Delins, og | bet
blege Waunelps fit Soloaterne gje
paa ben I~tdttsls Dennis 2egeme. 9ans
~penItre Saanb boIbt enOnu 4p%paratet,
% 0sglen bar bebblibenoe adben. st
Saar at en- augle | 9obebet talte tpoe>
Iiet moi ON, bporlebes ban baDbe funs
bel 9sben. Deb Sioen al bam laa en-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-22

X 4 X
Sort efter at 6oadn bapoe iorlabt
bet %, bsrte bans aammeroter qpoeu
at Stub peO 5looen. og mere eno cen
At Soloaterue uobreo:
,,Iu CT BET uoe meo 3ennDi"
Wlen StDoninqen bleb mere oq mere
fern. % Oberit 6larte 6egpnote at
baabe. at DENIM PAR uuOnuppen fina
5orfglaere, o9 beiluttebe at 6oloe I'D,
faa lGnae ban tunbe.
8et bar en- orei Dag, Der fuIqts.
9nbianerue bleo lite et 2ieblit tratts
% bru9te en6oer qeiligbeo til at an
oribe. 9eo 9oiioen lit OberIt Glarle
en- Winbeiter auqlc iqennem Qaaret.
2apre 9amle Wanoi Site et 2jeblit
table ban Wooet; ban fit fit Saar for
bunbet, Iaa gobt Oct lob fla gore o.
fortiatte 8ampen. 9sitnont Sdrbis
fl Ct Stub / 2lrmen. &optain Bel
inap peo bet sltliqe 9ompaqni blep
brGbt. "a en- Snes andre tapre aarie
Ienotes til ben anoen Sioe @rapen al
S%nbianernes Gugler.
8a benne 9interaftens Sfpqgtr
itiae la9oe fla ober SorOen, tog Stnoz
ninqen at. og aegimentet iaa en- NJ
Gn9itenoe Rat meo anitrengenoe gaqt
6olbning / Webe. Raar Tube bette
bog faa Gnbe2 oborfor tom De noro=
lige Re9imenter itte2 6aDoe 6ogan
bait 6eIO meo fig paa I'm farli9e Serb
9isie angitelige 6psrgsmaal bsrtts
after % after fra Soloaterne.
8eb Hitiben bar Qojutanten, 2sit
nont 3racB, bos i'm 6bef, iom tilipnez
labenbe lob. glubielig for Gberit
Glorfe bog Op, greb 3ratp / armen o9
fogoe:
oosr, berl 90aO er bet for en-
9Db2"
Seq fan intet bere. 6r. Oberit. Ilet
intel" IOareoe 9racp. ,.2Gg Dem neo
og preo paa at iobe; De tan tran9e
BERTH. % ban tilfsjeoe Oeo iig ielD:
aStaftels samle WlonO, ban bar &
Der. ban fantaiererl"
Rel neil 3raeb. SCR min 8rengl
San De lite bere2 Oct IDoer iom
9rampen at mango 6eIts6obe, !6jals
p%etropperne tommer!"
Der bertes en- 9pb at 6dner, De-
ipanotes; berpaa lso en- tlar Stemme
-; ,aIar ober belle giHienl @alop!
Marfd! Stpb!" - 0isIe boroeoe
6oloater al Del II. acknowledgement
bar. fro mob oeres militGre 3raoitios
ner, antomne og fpingebe inb imeIeal
Snbianerne og Iprebte benz Iom Npner
for 8inben. Oct, Der bar tiIbage al
Del %. Regiment. bar rebbet.
pa Oberit Softer liot ienere bgje5e
fig ODER i'm gamle Den, Oberit @larte.
fpur9te benne mat:
o9bor er 6ogon?"
u9ogdnF 9Dem er 9ogan! lplr5z
te Oberit Softer.
80, 5ogan bar ben unse Mdno,
Der liiteOe fig i9ennem SnOianefbaren
og reb af Steo for al uHberrette big
ON ben alemme. Oi bar i. 2raf bu
BAN itte2"
Rel, bi bar lite meot bam!" og 70.
fer fortalte. bporlebes ban bapse faaet
llnoerrstnin9en.
Der affenbtes en 0eling, og / be
bIsee Waanelps fit Soloaterne gjr
paa ben Itatfsls Dennis 2egeme. 6an.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-22
SDoroan ban rcO0coe
Hcgimentet.
co II t#ra#Sioe 3 }

Gaa bleb Der roligt. - 9napperne
arbeibeoe lite mere; % 9inien forbleu
oaben. 9%elegrammst bapbe pGret MAJ
% rbItenbe. Dunn itnrteOe op til Den
eberltfommdnoerenbe STARTER. Sber=
ten par lite oppe enbnu, men Stejen
at oprsrte Stemmtr / 6orpGreliet fi
BAN til at TONNE I'D pad Srappegan.
gen / Iattejet.
.0bao er Der. DUMP" ipurgte ban.
st telegram, Cir, fra bet %. Snz
fanteriregiment, ION flyer, at De sr
Omrinoebe at Siourinbianere og bebB.
Der 6ialp."
0berit Softer Iaite 5elesrdmmet oq
iaqbe til Dunn:
,gefal 2rompeteren at Fqnoliiere
oStebler" % oSabler". Gig til NJ
iuto nten, at ie9 Bnifer itrats at tale
meo BAN. 9rdus, iabl min 6eit %
fpIo min 5eltflaIte. Stpub 9em!e
Roqle Soloater bapbe Iet Dunn fdrt
Up til 06eritens abarter % babol
iaaet Wiistdnte ON, al Der bar nogti
poa 6arbe, bborfor De life bleo ober.
raitebe. oa be noqIe W}iuutter eftel
bsrte oStsolez % 6abbelIignalet" IN.
be / ben Hare Wlorgsnluft. 8egiments.
babbe / Here 9aee p9ret / Oroen ii
5elttieneite, og BET bareoe fun nogll
faa 9ieblitis, inben iets mooiQe D..
finger bar / Orben til 4fmarih. 81
burtig Snltruttion og oerpaa Som.
manooen: ,5remao. mari6!" s,
bort reo be. at 6teo paa ct so Mile.
Ribt til unoiGtningl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-22

81 8erIiuerbIop bar fDretaget IN
B9Ife Snferbiefps meD dufete berliulte
acknowledgements
Observation-Disclosures. 9rofesicr
u @6peia9er uDtaIte- 2n belle ben
ne @do er Der inteffDn1beI1t; bet er BEN
rene @~DinDeI- 8Iino6eD er Jun bel
breDeltg, Bpor operative Snpareb IaOer
ia foretdae- 5oao man bar lart ben
re 8reuo bar man T1odet peD %ligefrem
a aTrette bdm- ct be0dDet Barn fan
.faateus afrettes ii bet, Der er 3als
cnt-
Direftsr sum. 8IiuDeinTf ituttet i
Berlin. uptafte- Sea er Ben meo 9is
rcffBr 5ener ca feuDer Dam iom Ell
#touO. Der er fulo q 2Graerrigbeo O3
ranfBs @tr9beu- 5nus8 beorter bar
cite Deret forbIgnenDe- ; i'm 3b
eatte ban ben f~tBr7te SpGat peO at fos
reaad Eeaniuq DQ U~fobenering tnbfert
7om Tyaa / 8IinoeffDIerue- gu T
nf=7e To zSaa o~IrninoeIia o1ertenbt. s
2l1mtuDefIaDeo Dil Bans 2efbreoeies=
uetDoDe u1ppe fuuue aupenbes moO
8IiuDbeD-
@aaIeoes Ipoer 3omueu liot for
7feuiqt, men DDa u1eaet ifeptif Operfor
Sellers 2podQeIfe-
let bBr better lite afeuIrne5, at prof.
@-lenF 49, SC 8sTe1
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st SerIiuerbfao bar fDretagtt IN
B9fte SuterpiefD5 n1eD dufefe berlinic
acknowledgements
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-22
Gold MEDAL

eE-zz amt EraRfomkostningeTne,
D. sE It Haadant GodtkJOb
"a men ~ EE Beatcmt paa al
Pea enhNeE I@1ads / de For. Sta
Do snIfGV4s nJdlpe til dermed.
KIBbnaudens Pris. VOr Pris.
To- a
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-10-03
In
| MANY A FAMILY.
'reciOuS Lives That Might
Have Been Saved
If Paine's Celery Compound
Had Early Been Used
of Putting Faith
In worthless Cure-Alls.

There should be new legislation
against the exercise of criminal ig-
norance in times of sickness.
Many a good family is in mourning
today for the loss of relative who,
when first the symptoms of serious
sickness appeared, made the fatal
mistake of simply taking the wrong
medicine.
As soon think of stopping the sun
with a wave of the hand as of stop
ping the onward course of disease in
the human system with any of the
various patent ,oncoctions under
patent names SO numerously in the
market today.
There is but one remedy known to
medicine that can bring new life and
vigor to WORKOUT nerves, restore to
their normal condition the functions
that depend upon the nerves and
brain, properly DO lrished and fed,
that can cure sleeplessness, allays in
digestion, sends healthy blood cours-
ing through the veins, tones up the
system, and makes the weak strong
again, and that is Paine celery COM
pound-the discovery of the greatest
of America 5 many great physicians.
Paine S celery compound is not a
patent medicine. 1t is the one pre-
pared remedy that has the unqualified
endorsement Of those physicians
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-10-03
ROER RECRUDESCENCE
Britons Preparing to Pour More Men
Into South Africa.

London. Oct. 3.-It is believed that
the government at last recognizes the
necessity of meeting the renewed Boer
activity. Preparations are being made
TO replace Lord Kitchener's exhausted
been issued rendering it impossible to
obtain discharge by purchase from any
of the army reserves. sections are be-
ing prepared for mobilization.
Lord Kitchener has sent home a
fresh batch of imperial yeomanry suf-
fering from organic diseases uniting
them for life on the veldt, together
with a strong protest against the waste
of public time and money in enlisting
such men.
There is further evidence of the seri-
BUSINESS of the situation in Cape Col
ony. The Cape premier, Sir John Cor
don Sprigg, has gone to Johannesburg
to meet Lord Kitchener and Lord Mil
ner in conference, probably on the sub
ject of declaring martial law in Cape
ports. Moedwill. the scene of the
bold attack by COmmandant De La
Rey on Colonel Kekewich's camp is 10
miles west of Pretoria and 10 miles
west of Rustenburg. As the mounted
men We're being brought back to Rus
tenburg it looks as though Moedwils.
which Is close to the Magatos Pass
In the Magaliesberg range. has been
bandoned.
"For months past we have been
told says the Daily Graphic this
morning that if the Beers would only
abandon their elusive tactics and come
to close quarters. we should see what
we should see. The Beers have taken
us at our word and the results are GER
tainly not encouraging"
The chorus Of dissatisfaction with
the inertia of the government is daily
gathering force. Winston Churchill.
NJ P, speaking last night at Oldham,
described the situation in South AT
RIGA as serious and disquieting." He
said the war could not be ended by
proclamations or threats, but only by
vigorous military operations. The
Daily Mail and the Daily Chronicle
comment upon the fact that the huge
British army is seemingly only able to
remain on the defensive.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-10-03
Stimulus to Porto Rican Trade.

Buffalo, Oct. 3.-Information is given
out here by Porto Ricans attending the
Pan-American exposition that the
chambers of commerce in the principal
cities of Porto Rico have selected del
egates of business and financial prom
inence TO represent the commercial IN
terests of the island. The delegation
will make a trip to the United States
during October and visit Tie CONNER
cial centerS. This movement is said
to be the result of a universal desire
on the part of the business men in the
different cities of the United States to
become familiar with the trade condi-
lions of Porto Rico and the possibility
of developing those markets.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-10-03

| whose knowledge and ability made
their names known not only among
their immediate neighbors, but
throughout the country.
No other prepared remedy was
ever recommended publicly or pri-
vately by the head of the medical
department of great university.
No other remedy ever had the hearty,
bona fide endorsement of the wives
and households of the wealthiest as
well as the poorer citizens in every
community.
A single bottle, to be had of any
reputable druggist, will prove its un-
equalled merit to any family where
today some member suffers from the
much to- be-feared beginnings of what
before the winter is past. unless at
tended to, may prove to be the final
breakdown.
.'Paine's celery compound, SAYS
Hon r. L Mckee, of Jefferson City,
one of the soundest men in public
life in Missouri, Paine s celery com
pound is so well known that | feel
that a recommendation from me can
add very little weight, but | do wish
to gratefully recommend it to those
who have never been so fortunate as
to try it.
There is no season so favorable as
this for taking advantage of the
wonderfully renovatipg virtues of
this remedy. Don't begin the win
ter in poor health. Nature does lit
tie at this season to reJuvinate IN
aided the fagged-out brain or to re-
20 - bn 3,caaSn1
Paine's celery compound nourishes
perfectly the bodily system. 1t cures
diseases Of important organs or di-
gestion, circulation, and excretion,
regulates the entire nervous system
and supplies the body with strength
to combat disease.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-10-03

master McGinnis will hang the pict
ure in the postoffice.
Charles Stops went to Corners
vile today on visit to his parents
Mrs. Sarah Ingalls, of Arcade, n
Y, is visiting her brother, Ralpt
Weller. 1t is her first visit to this
city
Mrs F. j. FL arding of Springfield,
O., is visiting her parents, Mr.. aud
Mrs. Sol Frankel, south eighth
street.
John W. Towle and wife of Harris
street, West Richmond, yesterday
celebrated their golden wedding an
niversary.
Will Byram, who has been in the
east, returned home this morning.
He saw the yacht race and lots OF
other things enough to make him
contented in Richmond for the win
er.
Among those registered at The
Westcott today are A. E. Crouch,
Brockton, N Y; ]. j. Koeller, D. e.
Black and II. Meyer, Chicago; Geo.
Louisville; Fl. Brockmeyer.
II. o. Lunde and Chas.
Boweo, New YorK; J. H Baldwin,
L. A. Worch, Fit. Wayne;
the Murdocks, Lafayette; J. Neeley.
Lima; w. Handley, Dayton. +
Peru Journal-Harve Hauk was in
Perrysburg yesterday and learned
that the c. r Il NJ railroad had de-
cided to take the Peru and Chill
branch of the Wabash road IN place
of the $50, 900 subsidy voted bv Peru
township. Several people told Mr..
Hauk about it but the story cannot
be confirmed in this city. The origi1
nator of the ru NOR is hiding.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-10-03

Have advantages over all others
They have more radiating sur
face and will do more heating
with the same amount of fuel
than any other base burner of
corresponding size made.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-10-03
Race War Spreading.

Dallas. Tex. Oct "a race war which
resulted in the killing of one white and
five blacks is reported from Harrison
county The conflict began near
Hallville but has spread Throughout
the county.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-10-03
Quile Different.

Mrs. Crimson beak-We hear of the
bicycle and automobile faces. Why to-
the pianist's face:
Mr.. Crimson boak -oh. its the people
who listen 10 the playing who make ae
faces.-Yonaers Statesman
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-10-03
An mprartical SugxestIou,

Always think before you speak
said the prudent man.
Il can, pos>iji y arrange it" answer
ed the youn. politician I'D have te
disappoint TOO many audiences.'-
Washington Star.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-10-03

81 am afraid | have taken a severe
cold. | shouldn't be surprised If have
a sore throat"
We'll. Charley. dear" answered
young Mrs Torkins. lit might be
worse. The baseball sea son is about
over You don't have to cheer any
more. MISUNDERSTANDING Star.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-10-03
and Ohio Weather

ARLINGTON. D. c., Oct. 3
For Indiana: Fair and continued cool
tonight and Friday; heavy frost to
night.
For OHIO: Fair tonight and Fri
day, frost tonight.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-10-03
Very Latest.

Mr.. Dinwiddie-Do you know VIA
the latest fall opening is;
Mr.. Van Braam-No- What is it,
Mr.. DinwiddieThe opening OF 2
chestnut bur.-Pittsburg ChronicIe-I
egrcph-
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-10-03

Little Freddie-PIease Mr.. Druggist.
papa wants a bottle of liniment. and
mamma wants bottle of china cement
right away.
Druggist-All right What's wrong:
Freddie-Mamma hit papa with the
sugar bowi.-Baltimore American.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-10-03
Hoosier Crntenar,an DEAD.

Evansville. Ind. Oct 3--Bridget
Higgins. registering as Io1 years old
and an inmate of the county intirmary.
is dead. Her husband died SOM years
ago.