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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-07

4aorneret oeo Reoo.perfubtent
ilebe geboerne til. % Sennp, Der
bIsote ft9rtt. bIeo bro9t ino til i'm
9ogisp9rtinoe. ge6csrne tiltalo.e
Itrats 9olitiet. men Ca getientene pill
De anboloe Rielien. bite BET fig. at
ban bdpoe laaiet fig inoe paa Sennps
9greIie. Der MATTE hentes en- Smeo
for at faa 8sren oirtet CD, men inoen
bet lptteoes. berte nan poerligsre to
8epoIperituo ince ira 9ereIItt.
Ia man enoslig ION Der ino, lau
RielIen ION os0 pa Guloet, ban bap=
be Ituot fig / 9rp'tet og / bsire Tin
bling.
Sennp lllrttien bar itrats / IN
9roite 6lepen fgrt til aommune6c=
ipitalet. og / en- Qmbulanceoogn fulgts
gielien bag efter.
9aa 6oipitalet mente Q9Qerne. at
Der ingen operbGngenos 5are par for
Den unqe BiQes Gin. 8erimoo anies
Rieliens 5ilitano for iarlig @tritiit.
pau Sennps @Rrslie fanot man ct
blooigt 9reptort. bDorpaa gtielien
bapee Itrspet ~fslaenos:
a8u 9ooe 9ige. tilgip mia. 5t9
fan lite lRnsere Webeloe mine 9in5ler.
SEQ bar tabt 9niten til alt. % nu oil
ieg bare 10, Den tr9neer iea I'll; nit
6el6reO bliOer alorig goot mere, til
aip mig. Sennn. men ieg bar fun ao.
naar je9 er bos big.
9in tro 9alietapaler."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-07
0taO rr 5Oroflooen uGrOt.
st Hcgneiiptfe.

5orinoen maa isg foruoltitte ct 9ag
9emartnin9er ON 5aliterrelier. med
oenibn til bDilfe Der beriter en- utilz
taoeli9 itor llpio.nheo blanot 5olf.
6poo en- Wiaicn TT, Def pibe be 5leIte,
BET It et GttaI, ~eftsrfulst At 6 4uler.
Gn Mialare er 1000 M:aicns-.
bar altiaa 8 Buffer. Mlsn Den er beg
tun IN 9raabe MOB en- Billion. Der er
1000 Miliaroer pg tribes med Z
Ruaer.
Gn Billion er en- Wtiqien @an9e en-
Miaion. 6n 5riaion ct en- Miaion
Songe en- 0iaion @ange en- Miaion.
a ~inoeboloer altiaa Is 9uler, men
Der fan n9Iten lie op9ipes et Regne
Unite. / 6oiltet mar tube fda 8rua
for en- Eriaion. 6por tor en- Billion
r, Del faar mon en- 3oee ON, neo at
abreane. bpormange 9raaber 8aro,
9er fnbes 6es9s q. SsrssEs Seer
nes 9~anobasiiner.
Qpot6eferne reoner 20 0raatf1
9aao til en- au6ifeentimeter. Der peie
Il @ram. ; 6.nbolo BERTH bill Der
pare p Miaioner 8raaber / en- 9u
5ifmeier. S9ttes Seerres 0pboe NJ
III 3 Meter eaer a. 10 JOB. iaa faaes,
4 be Dog fun rumme p 9inioner
9ruaber. Ulsn tilbage til Soroen.
Str. 5inansminiiter Profesior
S6arlina, bar en- Sang uoregnet
8anmarfs iamleoe @Qroi til ca. 6
WiQiarber Str. 6eri meoregnet, al
5ore.a ca ale 9pgninasr paa 9anbet
ale 9p9ninger. 5a6riter, 5oroareaz
Ter, 6abns 0. q. l., / 9nerne; uat
Damp % Seilitibe, ale Sernbaner
teri iagt ar. uoen u~nota9elie. eno
ogiua 8efoltuing.ns 9laoer pao
arop9en.
Gan o5 M for Rembeos Stnlo a
6enTnn iii. at gqroierne ere iteqne
gtte 9anmart I'll 73 Billion % bets
5nobn9gerantal til p Miaion. lac
fommsr Der boa paa 6pert !6ooeo er
5ormue at 1900 ar.
Qrof. SharIin9s g~ereaning bleb.
iaaOiot e%rinores. ojort / 1871. oa Der
opitiqeoes iaa mango 8ereanineer /
Q%nlebning At o.n srissTtaosserftat
ming. paa . Wliaidroer 5rancs, ION
5rartrig tube bstalt 5pitlanb.
gu tegnes belle Sorosns 9eiolfni1q
at pare 1900 Miaicner. III oisIe I
ca. 15o MiG Gore / afrita. ca. 400
glia. Sincere oa lao a $50 0iu.
oinouer, Qsriers. 2g90pt,ge. SDes
5%aese6nere. Sroiauere lite belsmrece
neo me1et jproif gobs. "a De Tleite al
= paa9RIpsnbe 91notrRtninger er al
1aitsn ubsreenelia rin9e Barb. g}en
slo ON ale oisies Snb5Bq9ere meotlz
3es, ION Darsnoe lige Iaa rige iom os
DANTE. (o4r oeiaa ble5e resnebe for
seiD. foa faas bra 1000 Ganqe 1900
Afiaioner eaer a giaion 9roner. Ga
leg nof tor paaItaa, Ct Dor &looe /;
6anoei og @anoel life eli fa1 et gun
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-07

an ri r8e, at .albmaIsn." iHDs3olOer lnpn Opium, 1ROafn. G~O Orm sut 2eibu.
ebms Hu. Or. Norris &e fhter
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-07
#Gn goO6oc

Gn gao Sos. Tom p%irteliq er 9oo,
5ioiettes ira u. s.. @i giner BEN
/ i'm COMMANDING.
Gn 0aniter. ION be fleite Der Ten
Der At RasH, GO mango perIonli3t
nen Tom life eniter 1T Ram ~anfsrt,
3an ferle-.n Ct laasaoa geois paa 1T
so0e 5iertt pg paa II agts oani.s Gin
osla9. 81 tom til At tale ON en- biz
Bog, og ran untalts fg oa omtrent
Iau!ebes: Seq l1its meD me9en 5ns
t.-eE 6ortaaingen ON Gmierantlip
/ Qmerita, 5orfatteren5 StiIoriug af
Oct SnDtrpt, ION Rem gorf gjoros paa
6opsbpsri1neyne / bans 5ortaaing 7
iaa naturtro, iaa ariigt og iaa trail
ienoe. at man nDi.taar.ig mirbes fine
,gne 5slslier peO uotraoelieu ira
,Gaitle @a1oen~.
6an f~ortalte oernaf, 6borteoes Fan
/ no9le 9a3e 6oeOe i .6otsl Dan
mart" / 8reenpi9 Ct, % 6Diltet
g1l0 at 5anter, Der / oen lin opftoo
eos ban. Ter par oengang life tore
5orb1a6ninger ON 5remtioen bos
sam, CO tan ertlGrsoe al ben Dag /
Dag. mar ban tommer til Greenpif
Ct. er Der no9et. Der rerer fg / BAN
q dgsfom taggr 2ret Tta BAR. D
II Minosrne ON Oe ~u6Dgge,ige Omsis
selier. GO b fort9ioleoe 5or6o.e.
5%0oruroer Gmieranten ber mobtagtr
ii fDrite Snotrnf at Qmerita. CO 6pc-
can f8rit msoer be 9anbsmRno, iom
3an BELT burbe un69aa Ct trqfs, oer
II De 2dnosm9no ION itaa parate I'll
anosr EMBELLISHMENTS at reoe eg plpn=
ore ira fine umistRnfiomme Qanoss
mano. 50 iaa tiifsjeos 9an:
oStuIoe jeg rogen SinOe funns
partiatte, bDao ieg iaa ofte bar
.3ntt paa. na ItuIoe bet opre at faa
Il 6ctel opfsrt, b0or norite % oanite
G~migrant4r Dil0a fnbe 65gge, grope.
5eO. goo Mab. 5msoetommenbeo o9
2@rlig6eb. Der iful0e pGre 5or-
sningslOfaler, bpor 5~orsningsr tun6'
9oloe Weoar. Stanoinapilte Qbiisr
fra Qor9e, 3anmarf og 4meriia
Tube fremlagges / Qofalerne. ct
5bsatar tube fu0ss. iaa at Gmi=
Jranterne tunDe faa 9eiiig6so til al
o9re meo at Ie en- ffanOindDif Sore
ftiaia9, hois en- bolbtes unesr bans
Op6olO Ger. 81 hit 5eitefontor ftulos
iege at fad g~lobsisgsnoe an6rdgt.
90 Der tube noturiigbis bore BABE,
hbor @migranten eler ben bjemrejlens
De tunbs forfriite III Gsgeme. SO je1
tenter mig bet gjort efter famine plan
ION Nias 6%OtsIsrne / Rem gort BE-
ftpres. 9isfs 5ctsaer foarer fg goot,
6Oorfor life ct gobt IianO. 6otel?
Gent Blot al pioe bDor hi fan lait
norite og banite @piier og mspe 8
tenote. Seq BIZ bare snifs. at jeg
5iOen og 10 for 10 beler - mao
blibe / Stanb til at Dirfeligssre mint
planer / iaa 5enieenbe."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-07
Sri MitDnta Sur!
&dbmaleme brim9tr ojebliffelis einorime oa iulo.
tGnoi9 &eibrcoelie / aae Stli9loc.
g g g 5rit taienet paa 5orIan9enee. . g g
br Strip @aUn u9 Mbresie tpoeltg. ga
g g q 5rit tilierot paa 5~orIangenee. q .
lar striO @oUn os Qbresie tyOelig. -qa

Ter er %iussnfiue Zig aAibma Rure".
Get brtnser sls5iI,felia 9tnorlng, enbo9s
40 I De uPtjis lilf0lbe De- ~tlreter,
nanl ole onhre Sine teller.
JieD. Is. i. &,ls ira gtlla Jiiooe, 3a..
%ifriDer: ooers Nrsugflaits al .alibmas
Rure' uootagtt / aoo Oloen. 3eg Tan
life iiuue. bUoT tdfnemmelle leg er ior
Den eintring. ION ia bar mootase, peo
bette. Seq Dor en- Slnue, lgntef meo Ell
oaarli9 pals "a Afbma 10 Aar Sea
troeos. al ies aioria 1iloe blipe rait. seq
ina eoers Advertisement ON 0elbreoelie
for oenne lirStleliee % IiHe'ulte Sngs
bonn, Gnbmag OF lroeos, { biube at
ier meoet. men lee ufioe bog TtpJe bet.
Ill Min ODerraiteiie bidlp bel. Seno
mig en- for 5laiis.
4eD, 5r. 1orris 9etdliier. 6lbbi Of
Gong. bnal AsrIel" fiber:
lien gort 3. GAN 1901.
Tr. Eait Jitebicine to-:
2Grebe her,erl ebers .Gibma 6ur'
er sf uamprfei Wliosqi mob A.hm1 o.
Hay Fever, 0g o,is Sammeaiqfmng
tmoTsr Tor ale eeiuRrligbeber, ION er
i~orbnnone meo Aiibmd. 5efs 0Iltnina
II torbaptenbe o. utou berilq.
@iisr al bc0e nuoeri8at Dsn meaei Heie,
al ui li9e, al n lbmalen." %inbeboloer II
tghefz
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-07

cnsSas ben 1. September 1901.
DallnlarR.
TcfcmaOet.

Z Ssnoogs DEN i. September az
bolOtes ben %fornDlig beftemte liberals
6OIfsfef meo 6Dloettog % 9eputa.
tinn til aougen. Telegram me.6.s
bsrom felaen..:
ON Mioodgsn iugttog aongen fra
Mmalienborg genitres tore Demon
ftrotion til rms 2Gre. 5000 8erio=
ner faas / { J,oeittoget. Der pusiereoc
p5er Slptsl ben. aongen mootog
omoipen a Drowning 4teranoria,
aong 8ert oea rusiiite gnteteiier=
inOe % fe H6re tonselise Ysrioner
en- 9sputs nm tafteos ban for.
at Dan ba BIT Solicit 8faio Deb a
rfneons 8eHHreminiiieriam. 5
1T Soar -.ts 8cngen, At rel npe
M.niFeril rslat uo tunos Ito!e paa
bans Stu al ban 6aabeoe. At Sol
tets 5lertl ON barrie tdlot @eaitres
Qsbere iii tuifre, pilce iteite Dem
fet lenat / 5iteli3ere 6pero ION RE
eeringens { 9ere.
aragsn ct pwereftsr M pqu SIotz
tsts Baton. focr ban al bet paa
6lotsplooien opmari6sreoe 61loeit=
tog o. At Den TORE 5oitemen9oe bill
ties meo 8sgsi.rins. 6an uo5regte
o4r Ct ~nioc55elt: ngepe port eliteoe
59ore!ann."
3 osn df6olcts 5a%Issipisnin9 bel
tog 2200 9srioner. aoniejs1ra Dent
8eunt3sr osltog iamr1sn men be andre
Wliniitre / oenne. 0s ran sioros 0e6
bsnne qsilia6eo We're Tor bet me Mint
fteriums 4rogram, ION bl. q. 9oar
I'D paa en- Stattereform "a g.form
az 3stsoGienst.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-07
Sub5clt GcpO!Ycragama.
Sinet I'M e feOe o. bastiisr iis ie.O.

ag6enfaon. Dug. %. r. 5 Gien=
honmen III. 20 peo 6olmtns Aanal
bar Der funost Ell af1ggeligt Repol0erz
Drama Gteo.
gpegf oppe, paa Gpiiien. bOebe en-
20zaarig qtge, 5enn9 ulrihien. iii
qsie 6os Ell Some. Mtabam 4noerisu.
Sun 6aone beet Ger / L Mars 3io rs
blso mere bstragtet ION en- Gattsr At
5uiet en0 ion 2ogerenoe.
5or Ct bdlpt Qars I'D ioen, init,
9intsr. itifte0e Ssnnb paa Il Bal i
9arIens Qotale 9efenetifab men eh
MaIfinatbeiesr 4leraaoer Qielien.
San b.eD TART f~orelItet / Den ungs
9ige, Der CT mgrf og meget imut, men
bun bsibare0e life bans b%r9n0enoe
a7rlig6eo. gun bar nemlig forloDst
% babe 0arst BET / q par Qar meo
en- Ma1finar6ejoer 6reoeritisn. Der for
5ioen arbejoe- / G9iiian0.
9isIfen .sob!ep cog ct forfelge ben
be og isnots 9snce 4lasIer At 8lomiter
ca andre Opm91t{om6eoer.
iii gi0s. tunoe ban iOoe I mang,
Elmer uoen for heno9s DIR. blot TOr
at fad Ct Clint al ben Gliteoe at G.
9a Get enoelig git op for 6am, al
bans sanpittige aarligb-O al alcs=
les 6aa6lss, unofangeoe ban Den fOrz
tDi0lebe plan ferit at prGbs Pigeu Og
bag eftsr fig ielD.
Qaereoe fer oper en- Wadneo iiDen
baboe ban efterlaot ia grebe bjsmmt,
- ban boeoe bos 5oralorsne. Der
h1r 1,taobsrforretniug / 8n.sgaoe =
boori ban meebelte bsm, bpao ban
ba1oe / Sinoe, CO al Fan par Dob,
naar be lGIte 9rebet.
Den Gang fl ban Dog itte giort 4l-
Dor af I'm 1ruIel. 9an pasIe0s 6enbe
en- Morgen tioHg op bjsmme, men bun
TT reDet Hepolperen fra BAN.
Senere bapee can - 9ange ssnta=
get 5orissst, men begge @ange lgtfs-
bes bet benbe at ilipps fra BAN.
8 Gorodgs Gftermt0Odgs ION ban
iqen ca iao til lan9t 10 PEA Qftenen
% par life til al Fcrmaa Al gaa I'm
8ei. Bsrit oeb IS Chen Hap Pi-
gen fra I'm u~6pggelise 9ilbeOer oq
cnflebe ub til Gbarlottenlun0 Tor al
mece en- Se'ter % en- Sooger Der.
Rielien. Der bar / 8iplomatfrattt
% 6Bj sat, tog ftrats bjsm. tl9ote Zig
ON "a cbfleoe uo til Gbarlottenlunr
efter benOe og fulgte benoe pua 6pfier
inb til gpen igsn. alotten II ON
Mftenen ifiltes be u0snfor benbes &C.
bebsr, men allereoe 9lotfen 81 Wtor=
gsnsn efter tom ban igen Os Ounoreot
pau 0gren til 6enoes 8erelie.
Sennp ulricfisn. Der lau og lob,
ftob Op at fin Seng, lutte6e 0sren til
@dngen op pan &lem og bah BAN for
holoe fig rolig. 8 bet iamme iatte ban
Jooen imelsm 8sren og trangte fig
inb pua 6snbes @9relie.
Da bun Iaa. al BON iraf I'll Repols
Der op at 2ommsn, piloe bun flpgte ub
pad 0dngen. men | bet iumme aHDs
reoe ban 3 Sfub imob benoe. bet ferz
tie Stub itreifece bences 6als, bet an=
bet Rpggsn og bet treble bsnoes bsjre
Ben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-07
Ngenter pnises

for goger % Blade ira Danish Luth.
Publ. House.
Bigger ubfenbes pao &ommision til
p~aaIibelige 4genter, Og COB Rabdt til
ftaaes alle JOrbanolere at bore 9ce
ger. st fort Eager baDes at mango
forite1ige 8sger. Qgenter for Blade
anIpttes og t%ilitaas meget bsj 3ubat.
Sfrip til
Danish Luth. Publ. House,
Blair, 9tebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-07

Or. 5df Bros. 9Rsmine Co.:
2Eube 6srr! Seq oil fHpe bnne QubdaHns. fooi Pg ma gore bet. bd leg bar
p@a ebns sAnbmohnrs unorfuloe 8umins 10 odbeosht al afbma. Dfn ounm
bar u9t pagd meb tumposns Ahbma oe hDhe IL Var. seq bupDe idu op8pd at tus
ue bmbs, os andre bDe osaa nOtemt o1ss ea3stanf. 2 la reg eo1s SMt pea
ginoue pa 1870 @nbe Rem got, oa leg fpbte ebhHtle en- Aufe ,Nhbmnen"
6u bppnoe al bmae Oct Omitus Db ben 1ns 0opemba Sea mafeos inat 5oran.
bfmad. "a bun baube bruat Ell dlafe, ur bun onnent babnebd o9 bun 81 M belt m
for ioooanHe SpaOomsesn. Seq s1. al hs fan onbsaR eTns Rsothn III oil lm r
.pnod Of bene Spgoom. 6brS {. 3. phelps, d.
5 5br 1901
Or 9at Bros qebidne 90:
asbs eHrai. 9@ par lasf al aflma i2a Mar go bar prsU.t ataase g9iSir
men uqeu fla D. "a lac lea eus punsienent og preosoe mo IN 5lafe Sa nj yls
bring stbhhas. SEQ bar aDn fstt Al ebus hos SLATER Os leg q msss tatnenrneis
Seq bar JnmHe. IRE gsrn, o. bar fe funnel arbdoei Rs AL Hu ct leg rf g fan
uugbsi 5Ouetninsen br Dag. 2enue anbfains maa 1s BRUCE oron &C fan.
gopal: 235 Hpinston Ct 2 RapbaeL.
e. CAT - q en- YI Gin.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-07
Gnarfiitcr.

Sg6:a5aon. Sept. 3. - 9i9e efter
S5arens 4ntomit Der / Deg bleo 10
mistantte llolenoin1e arrsitsreoe. De
lnto9es At Oare 2 fta Berlin antoms
ne 4nartiiter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-07
grppeaaife femot frit paa forlaneenoe.

opiqt bet iHs eiU stbGaess til. DIR. TAFT BROS MEDICINE co, 70
East both st, New York City.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1901-07-25
WASHINGTON LETTER.

WASHINGTON. July 23.-Secretary
Root has an elaborate scheme for the
improvement of the army, and will
ask Congress for large appropriations
to carry it into effect. His recent
trip to the West was to gather mate
rial for the presentation of the plan
to Congress in his forthcoming an
nual report. He DEVOTED special at
tention to the military posts at Forts
Leavenworth and Riley, Kansas, for
possible use in the project for the de-
velopment of the army. According
to statements made by Secretary
Root since his return to this city 9,
Fort Leavenworth will continue as
the post at which infantry, cavalry
and light artillery officers will receive
theoretical training in the respective
branches of their profession. Riley
will serve as the scene of mimic bat
ties in which infantry will deploy,
cavalry charge and light artillery will
support the arm to which it is tenn
porarily attached.
Fort Riley is a splendid site for
military maneuvers," said Secretary
Root. The reservation upon which
the post stands comprises thirty
square miles, and this great stretch
of country will permit the evolution
of large bodies of men. The practice
is bound to be beneficial to the whole
service. 1t is proposed to station on
the reservation full regiment of
cavalry and five batteries of artillery.
From time to time additional troops
will be ordered there to participate
in the maneuvers. While on the res
ervation they will have to live in
camp, and they will consequently be
instructed both in camp routine and
in field operations. The latter will
simulate conditions of actual war.
IAN extensive stretch of territory
such as we have at Riley is necessary
in modern military maneuvers. Sol
der are now widely separated in bat
tie, and as they advance they take
advantage of every natural object
which promises protection from the
enemy. There is greater individual
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1901-07-25
ADDITIONAL MARYLAND LEGISLATORS.
An Extra Member in Washington, Dor
chester, Prince Georges and
MONTGOMERY.

Under the new state census, Just
completed, the results of which were
given out by the state authorities,
four counties-W Washington, Dorches-
ter, Prince Georges and Montgomery
will each be entitled to one addi-
tional member in the lower house of
the legislature.
1t was thought that Kent county
would also show a sufficient popula-
ton to entitle it to another member,
but it fell short of the $4,000. Under
the federal census, Anne Arundel,
Charles and Kent, in addition to the
above named counties, were also en-
titled to additional representations
increase OF seven in all.
The state census does not admit of
additional members in Anne Arundel
or Charles county. The House Of
Delegates of the next general assem-
bly, will accordingly be composed of
ninety-five members, a gain of four.
A comparison OF the number OF reg
istered voters in Garrett county re
turned to the census Office by the
enumerators and the number appear
ing on the registration books of the
county show very material differ
ence. The registration books are
without doubt entirely correct and
that the state census is not only IN
reliable but misleading. The census
credits Garrett couny with a voting
population of 1926, while the regis
tration books show 1920 registered
voters. In addition to this the state
census figures credit Garrett county
with 1,O02 males of voting age not
registered
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1901-07-25
Manchester, Md, July Is. 1901.
The Pan-American EXPOSITION.

To the Editor OF The Republican.
have thought for some time about
writing a letter to THE REPUBLICAN
for the information of my friends who
desire to sing Put me off at Buffalo -
l would adyise YOU to buy a guide
book, which costs only 10 cents. A
very good one is the Buffalo Red
Guide" 1t tells you of all points of
interest, how to reach them and cost
of trips.
This city has an acreage OF 25.343t;
population 393, 800; 60 public schools;
1877 churches, consisting of Catholic,
Catholic Apostolic, Methodist, Free
Methodist, Episcopal, Presbyterian,
Baptist Evangelical, Evangelical Re
formed, German Evangelical, Jewish,
Congregational, Universalist, Unitar-
ian. United Brethren, Scientists,
Friends, Diciple, Floating Mission,
Canal Street Mission, Adventists and
Spiritualists; "a banks, $50 miles street
railway; % railroads enter the city;
$50 passenger trains daily and now
have about so excursions every day;
the best water | have ever drank in a
city, excelling many country springs,
being supplied from Lake Erie.
think it best to get rooms with
out board and meals at a restaurant,
for when you are at the P. A. Y. or
any other point of interest you only
pay for the meal you get and not for
one you don't get.
The most fakirs | have eyer met
are at the falls. They are only one
minutes walk from the car and you
are told they are mile away for She
purpose of getting you to take car
riage. have not been swindled out
of one cent yet, but many have lost
dollars il less than twelve hours after
they arrived.
am rooming with Il Mr.. Wallace,
81 Spring street, and if you want to
feel at home while here | would adj
wise you to take Jefferson or Seneca
street car to Spring. 1t only costs
five cents to go to the exposition
grounds and would cost you that if
you were only two blocks away, and
rooms are so much higher near the
grounds. am working in restaur-
ant at 322 Michigan street, three
blocks from Main. took my meals
there three weeks before | went to
work in it and have taken meals at
some of the Others when in some
other part of the city and found none
to beat it for good meals and little
money.
Wishing all that visit this city a
pleasant trip and safe return, l am
Cautiously yours,
T. P. WARWICK.
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CORKSCREW PHILOSOPHY.

The Biscayans say: Marriage is a
blessed misery
The ancient Greeks said that the
gods are concerned for mothers alone.
Let the women vote by all means.
but make the right rest on mother
hood.
The Swabians say that fatherhood
is a gift of chance, and motherhood
a gift of the gods.
1t was Thackeray, | believe, who
said that he would not do women the
injustice of accusing them of being
Just.
Plato said that he knew nothing.
Had he been a woman he would have
said: 81 know it all That is what
the new woman thinks.
The bible does not give any account
of women angels-this may be the
reason some women desire all the
privileges of a man.
A leading thinker says: Il take off
my hat to the willing mother of chill
dren; she is Gods most perfect work
on earth
Henpeck says that heaven must in
deed be happy place-there are no
marriages there. The divorce lawyer
will be out OF Job.
JACKSON.
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LYnched al ElkinS.

y special despatch from Elkins
dated Monday tells of the execution
of a colored desperate at the hand.
of an enraged mob of the citizens of
Elkins.
William Brooks, Il negro, on Mon
day evening just at nightfall was
lynched by an angry mob of over
four hundred citizens of Elkins, w.
Va, for having two hours previous
fatally shot Robert Lilly, chief of
police. Brooks was employed on the
building of the Coal and Iron extern
sion of the West Virginia Central and
Pittsburg railroad, and had quar-
relied with a cOlOred woman at ne
gro picnic in the city park. Lilly at
tempted to arrest him, but he broke
away and suddenly drew a revolver,
which he shot the officer twice
through the abdomen and once in
the shoulder. Brooks attempted to
escape, but was soon captured and
placed in the city lookup preparatory
to be taken to Beverly on the night
train. An angry mob surrounded
the lookup, but bided their time
knowing it would be easier to take
the negro as he would be escorted
from the lookup to the train.
The citizens We're not masked and
they overpowered the officers with
out trouble. The negro was dragged
by a rope fastened about his neck
quite a distance over the rough road
to the city park, the scene of the
shooting, and there strung to a tall
tree. He begged pitiously but was
soon unconscious from the rough
handling, his clothes being nearly
torn from his body and he was quite
dead when the park was reached
His body was still hanging late Mon
day night. No bullets were fired into
the body. Very little is known about
Brooks. The negroes, several hun
bred of whom live about Elkins, are
oyerawed and the town is quiet as
the whites have made threats to sum
marily deal with all who should at
tempt trouble.
The several murders in and about
Elkins the past few months, and the
murderers all escaping, had caused
the citizens to vow that the next
murderer would be lynched if caught
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Deer Park Improving,

One visiting Deer Park at this sea
son of the year is rather forcibly
struck by the improvements made re-
Gently in the town.
The residences all present good ap-
pearances, being neatly painted, and
the yards about them are in good
order. Flowers are blooming pro-
fusely in beds and tubs and conse-
quently the town is inviting to the
stranger. The board walks are in
good repair, the streets are kept neat
and clean and the merchants and
business men take commendable pride
in keeping their stores and places OF
business in good order and their
stocks of goods nicely arranged.
All this has been brought about
through the influences set in motion
by the Deer Park Village Improve
ment Society, which was organized a
year or two ago by some of the sum
mer residents of the town and which
the local residents have given Their
unalloyed support. The society is in
a fourishing condition and next
month fair will be held under its
auspices at which prizes will be
awarded for the best of many articles
Many towns throughout the state
would do well to organize these i'm
provement societies as an influence
in the community is thus exerted
which in time spreads outside the
pale of local affairs, and, as in the
case of the fair to be held at Deer
Park, takes on the dimensions o.
something that is of benefit to the
entire community as well as the tow
for whose welfare the society was
originally intended.