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The broad ax., 1902-10-25

An English artist recently was sum-
monsd 20 apptar IN court for allowing
3 rooster 70 crow IN the morning 70
tie annoyance 81 his neighbors. The
ease was amicably settled ALondon
newnpspsr thereupon printed the fol
lowing: II s. quite possible 70 keep
foNis and prevent them from crow
inc. An that e needed 4 8 slight
strinr oEar the neck and fastened 20
ne foot. IT'S tie habit o. chanticleer
% threw baek his head when Growing.
a11 ~ va not cr0Ig e prevented, as he
my be, b. 1l1e string from doing 80.
Ils c1nfEls1no6 has the crest merit
1f inaictir7 ne pain WhsteEer. The
bird noaEcelv knows 81 the pressure
q ne string untn he tres 70 crow,
azd 3 hst1ls jerk lri,rn I'm g or
The broad ax., 1902-10-25

An sntsrpriEing rural artist IN Geci-
gia says n an announcement 70 ~.
public: Il win paint your house, YOU
old barn. or your portrait on short no
tics. Aiso. win give lessons on . piano
Il you have one"
The broad ax., 1902-10-25

Polo Gees Baek % .. Q. DsyA
Polo q probably the Oldest Of stn-
.etic sports. It has been tEseed 70 ~
B. Q -
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1902-09-04

Amadon next Wednesday evening. Ice
cream will be for sale.
Mrs. Clarence Kingsbury and brother,
r. Il. Rose, who have been spending q
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Brown,
have returned to their home In Holyoke.
Mrs. John Booth returned Monday
night from visit to Springfield, Chico
pee and Monson. At the latter place she
was the guest of Mrs. Claude A. Duncan,
formerly of this place.
Mrs. Arthur Duncan and daughter, Miss
Edna Dimmick, who have been spending
part Of the summer with Mrs. Duncan's
sister, Mrs. Grant Hammer, have returned
to their home In Worcester.
Rev. Frank w. Gray, wife, and son,
Wallace, have gone to Schenectady, N.
T., for three-weeks' vacation. Their
guests, the Misses Jones and Davis, have
returned to their homes on Long Island.
Miss Myrtle e. Brown left Monday for
Springfield, where she is to take a course
In stenography at a business college. She
will be greatly missed, especially in the
church and Sunday school, where she was
assistant organist.
Mrs. Herbert e. West and two sons,
Sanford and Oliver, returned to their
home In Somerville, Mass, last week,
after an absence of about six weeks.
Little Sanford, three years old, is very
much missed by the community at large,
as he made many friends, being Of a social
and inquiring nature. He had pleasant
word for every one and remarkable
memory, and was able to put up strong
argument with older people.
| West Stafford.
Thomas Brady Is at G. F. Roots for a
few days this week.
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1902-09-04
The fifth golf match for the governors
cup last Saturday resulted as follows =
.Haye mot PLAYED thls match.


The season at the opera house will open
next Monday evening with the production,
"a Romance of Coon Hollow" 1t Is a
story Of love and jealousy, told in grace
full way, and given realism by stage ef-
fects that are reflections of everyday life
In the south. Among the scenes are a
plantation cotton press In operation. and
a moonlight revelation of the famous glen,
Coon Hollow, with electric and lime light
effects, In which the fire bugs fit through
the trees and the night birds sing among
the branches. Another, night view,
depicts the historic boat race between the
Mississippi river steamboats,, Robert E.
Lie and Nathez. On the levee bevy Of
darkey boys and girls troop down to see
the VESSELS pass, and while waiting in
dulge In jubilee singing and buck and
wing dancing. Reserved seats are on sale
at Fl. y. Abei's. Tickets, 25, 35 and SOC.
The sixteenth annual reunion of the
Chaffee family was held at Evergreen
park last week Wednesday, and was at
tended by about 80 persons, including
representatives from Monson, Palmer,
Springfield, Hampden, Rockville, Hol-
yoke, Worcester, Indian Orchard and
Somers. The day was fine and the oc-
casion enjoyed by all. After pleasant
forenoon, spent In boating and other
amusements, the party partook of lux
urious banquet. At the business meeting
following 1t was voted to hold another
reunion at the came place the last Wed
nesday In August next year, to be post
poned In case of rain until the next fair
day. The following officers were elect
ed: Secretary, L. e. Chaffee; commit
tee. Monroe Chaffee, Francis Chaffee,
Charles Smith. Reuben Chaffee, Mrs. An
mis- Chaffee, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Her.
bert Broadway, Mrs. Emmeline Joslin.
The remainder Of the day was spent In
quiet games and other amusements, and
all retired to their homes we'll satisfied
with the pleasant occasion.
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1902-09-04
ASHFORD.
WestfOrd.

Miss Ina Lewis Is teaching school In
PhBnixville.
Miss Lillian Converse is In Monson,
Mass, attending school.
Miss May Lyon and Ernest Lawrence
are attending school In Stafford Springs.
James Baker has leased the Bowen
blacksmith shop In Eastford and will
start In business about October 1st.
John Dean, son of Mayor C. L. Dean
of Maiden, Mass, spent a part of last
week with Mrs. A. Kinney. He left for
Willimantic Saturday morning.
BEWARE OF THE KNIFE.-No profess
sion has advanced more rapidly of late
than surgery, but it should not be used
except where absolutely necessary. In
cases of piles, for example. 1t Is seldom
needed DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
cures quickly and permanently. Un-
equalled for cuts, burns, bruises, wounds,
skin diseases. Accept no counterfeits.
II was so troubled with bleeding piles
that lost much blood and strength, y
says j. G. Phillips, Paris, Ill. "DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve cured me In short
time" Soothes and heals. W.D.Heald.
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1902-09-04
HOME NEWS.
LOCAL NOTICES.

4<~S<<<1A4
Matter under this head 10 cents per line.)
Go to N. Pero's 8 and 10c store and F.
Kreisel's boot and shoe store and get spe-
cial value ticket free for one dozen circu-
let photos with one photo copied into a
beautiful hand-painted brooch pin by
trading % worth at either store. u
Shirt Waists. Low prices to close
them out at f. L. Burr's.
We have just received new supply
Of New Idea Patterns. The only 10c
patterns In town. e. Il. Russell q Co.
-Edison Concert Photograph to rent.
Prof. T. F. Jordan.
III you have the time to spare. just
call at A. L. Howard's and examine those
Fancy Silks In waist lengths.
Paper Napkins at The Press Office IL
cents a hundred.
III you want a good fitting Corset try
them at e L. Burr's.
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1902-09-04
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

Ohio Brown has returned from an ex-
tended visit at Holyoke.
Miss Bertha Britton OF Hartford Is a
guest of her grandfather, Frank Ledoyt.
q. w. Stroud has bought out the firm
of j. I'll. Stroud & Co, and will continue
the business.
III. w. Dawson Of Broad Brook has
taken a position as boss dyer at the War.
rem Wooden mills.
Prof. G. L. Beach of the Connecticut
Agricultural college will be the expert
judge on cattle at the fair.
The republican caucus for electing del
egates to the various conventions will be
held at the town hall this evening.
Mrs. Mary Tower, Miss Mae Tower
of Worcester and w. B. Tower of New
York are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. P.
Bidwell. -s $685..
Miss Louise Webster, Miss Alice Fit
ton and Morris Demond have commenced
their studies at Baypath institute In
Springfield.
Miss Maud z. Arnold, accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. F. d. Buckley, of Som
ersville, Is spending two weeks at Indian
Neck, Bradford.
VIM. Carroll, John Lynch, Miss Kate
Grady and ME-. Grady and daughter, who
have been visiting friends and relatives
In town, have returned to Springfield.
1t is thought that the socialists will
poll rs votes In town at the next national
election. An organic ltion has been per.
fected and literature is being distributed
{. The reserved seats for "Trip Van Win
kle," by the Joe Jefferson company, al
the new hall at Stafford next week Thure
day and Friday, are on sale at 81. 8,
Abel's.
Joseph Stuhlbach, the jsweler, has pre-
sented the Stafford Country club with g
frying pan clock, which has been appro
priately hung over the fireplace In the
club house.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Oaks of East MAR
street are both quite I'LL with typhoid
fever. Mr.. Oaks Is an engineer In the
employ of Keefe Bros.
A pleasant surprise party was given tc
Miss Margie Mullins on Monday night
by her young friends. Refreshments were
served on the lawn under canopy of Chi
nese lanterns. An enjoyable time was
spent by all.
A party of six, including E. FL. Hop
kins, DR.. A. o. Comins. Dana Gary, Lott
O'Halloran, Harry Converse and William
Rockwell, attended the races at Hartford
yesterday. The trip to Rockville was
made by tally-ho coach.
Stafford was we'll represented at the
Firemen's field day programme at Mon
son Labor day. Michael Mack of the
Lincoln athletic club took first prize II
the 100 yard dash and the 22O yard run
Michael Sullivan took second money Ii
the running broad jump.
]. r. Parkhurst has resigned his posi-
ton as station agent. A strong petition
has been sent to the railroad officials
asking that Mr.. Parkhurst be retained
The indications are that there will be
change, as Mr.. Able of Norwich was IL
town yesterday looking the field over
Mr.. Parkhurst has made many friend
during the time he has held the position
on account Of his unfailing courtesy a
we'll as for his up-to- date business meth
DDS.
The fifth golf match for the governors
cup last Saturday resulted as follows =
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1902-09-04

Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Harrison have been
enjoying the ''home week" festivities at
Norwich the past week.
The Lords supper will be commemo-
rated at the close of the preaching service
In the hall Sunday forenoon.
The "Hustlers" of Willimantic are
booked for a ball game with the South
Willingtons on the Pinney grounds next
Saturday afternoon at o'clock.
Origin Halls dog, "Shep," Is no more.
Saturday night 1t showed signs of having
been poisoned, and Sunday morning was
put out of its misery by the use of chloro-
form.
Republican voters, remember the eau
Gus at the town hall Saturday, at 2 p. m.
You will not need to bring your certificate
| showing that you have registered under
the new caucus law.
The South Willingons and "Tigers" OF
West Wilmington met on the latter's ball
grounds Labor day, and the visitors are
now wearing the scalps of the "Tigers.'
The batteries we've Potter and Bracket
for South Wellington, Hansen and Jacob.
sen for the 'sTigers." The score by in.
nings:-
So. wellington, OOO2 O 6 0 8 2-1s
Tigers, COS 0 A 1 O i
East Wellington.
Lyman Dawes, who has been quite Ill
Is improving.
School began Tuesday, with Miss L.
Fenton teacher.
Miss Abbie Chism entered the norma
school at Willimantic Tuesday.
Several from this place attended the
social at l.. F. Lougee's, Westford, las
week.
Miss M. B. Lord spoke at the schoo
house last Sunday. The house was vel
filled.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. s. Downs from New
York have been visiting at Mrs. Whitman
Wilson's.
Moose Meadow.
Friends from out -of-town were among
the goodly number present at the ic'
cream social held with Mrs. F. N. Fentol
last week. The lofty position of mercur,
gave ice cream downward tendency
ALI enjoyed good time, while substan
/ 81 c1 RI civ fho oh
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1902-09-04

TOLLAND.

Mr.. Milligan has removed his family to
their former home In New York state.
The Hicks family are occupying thei1
home here for the month of September.
The Misses Agard picniced with a par
ty of friends at Diamond ledge on Labor
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bartlett and child
of Hartford are stopping at the Tolland
house.
Rev. W. T. Johnson and his family
have returned from a three-weeks' outing
In Maine.
Roy Berth of New Rochelle, N. Y, was
the guest of Mrs. Edward Baker over
Labor day.
Mrs. q. w. Lansing has been confined
to the house for over a week with quite a
serious Illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Brown are being
congratulated on the birth Of son, borr
Saturday, Aug. Both.
Mrs. and Mrs. Edwin Butler and daugh
ter of Rockville have been spending {
few days in this place.
Rev. Mr.. Davidson of New Have1
preached In the Congreg ational church
morning and evening on Sunday.
William Starr of Worcester, Mass, al
old time resident of this town, has beer
visiting his niece, Mrs. Edgerton.
The Tolland grange held picnic Oh
the grounds of Hubbard West on Wednes
day OF last week on the shore of Snipsi
lake.
Mr.. Pease and Miss Roberts of Spring
field were the guests of Miss Marion
Agard on Labor day. They made tn
| trip In an automobile.
The funeral of Mrs. Jefferson Welcl
was held at her late residence OH Wed
nesday at one o'clock. Mr.. Edwards Q
New York conducted the service.
Lucius Fuller of WilIimantic was Il
town last week. He has lately finished
course in the New Haven law school, an
will locate somewhere In this state.
A large number of people were attract
ed recently to the lawn of Miss JUL
Young, where a night blooming cereu
with ten large blossoms was to be seen.
The Christian Endeavor society gave
lawn social on the lawn In front of tn
church on Tuesday evening. The grea
success of the affair was due to Miss Ket
Newcomb, the chairman of the socia
committee.
The annual meeting of the Tolland Ii
brary association was held Monday al
ternoon. The library, although but thre
years old, is gaining rapidly In public ia
vor. One hundred and thirty-three book
have been added in the past year, maxim
a total of ten hundred and eighty-thre
volumes. The books are fully up to date
and are much appreciated by summe
visitors as we'll as residents. Some O
the most popular books for this year hav
been MAKING OF an American" gu
from Slavery" "The Crisis" "Right G
Way" "Sir Richard Calmady," "Ma
from Glengary," "Helmet of Navarro,
"The Eternal City" "D'ry and l, "Blac
| Rock" ..-...
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1902-09-04

Stops the Cough and works of the
Cold. Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
cure cold In one day. No Cure, No Pay.
Price 26 cents.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-27

6relie : er Morten 2utber ubpre
.qammelbags.
Oct forbpbe Sub, at bet bunitzlus
tAerIte 5olt / gmerita fuloe blipe bet
eneite, iom life a lutberfte pdo bette
puntt.
90 oerfpr = mango Msore sadr
% Ri aaa mso Den famine 9etgmrins;
for lngoommen bill blipe Itebie beor,
uboannet ~bertiadnbs. Blot ale be
Msore piloe 9aa til Sub meb ben
Bon : lelp ON ben ftulbe Re mee
3dnrer = at Den oonfzlutberife YrGz
~Iteitolt : Sag bog muatte tomme
op fra fit lape 9eroomsitanbpuntt,
Iaa be boroenoe prafter / enbper 6en=
ie.noe tunoe itaa Maal meo benz fra
andre lutbsrIfe G%omfunbe,
lln9eteligt : iad ifuloe ri til at
tag, anoerlebes fat pau 9rGiteIfoIe-
Sagen.
Mcn bet bar Ri 10 bog pitt 9runb
not til enooa.
Men = ben oanitslutberf fe 1ngoom
ftal maaife feres inb / bin Strife; De
mango gaa til gunos / Malitrsmmsn.
inben ben bdnff slut6erite 8irte OPP
baeer: 4d, bet bar bette puntt meh
en- grunoig, flasiiIf o9 tbeoIoeiif nb=
oannelie - 4a, men MI er bet for
lent aaigepel, l1n9oommen er borte.
Stal ri iaa forti9tte, bpor Ri LAP.
6por bet piIoe p9re odnif men
= bel at marte : in9enlunot Luz
tberit e~pdngeliit, triItelist.
Rei : BET lutberife bet blep mol
bos Mobersn, Der anrns pilos BABE
fine gsrns siale frelit.
0o9- bun tan 10 beoe. Sub Ell
Itertere enb bet banite 5olts Stsoe=
ipnb : at pente ! 2igesploigbso, ino'
til bet er f%orient.
9elan = en- bebenbe 69r at betnm'
rebe Wooerhjerter NOR ben ittt
fulbe tunne itaa 9inpIen imob. So
for Der, bpor gennen er Sla9iangen
soor Serren foran 69ren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-27
Sra Spo 9afOta.

Der er 1t pnpigt eorb". bemers
feoes at en- 8eisssnoe, Oa bon / G,ins
oringen gentdlote fig be uoitratts fros
bige Warfer meb beres bslgenbs Hi1s
bonn al Wajs ener Storm, be fmuffe
pelpebligebolote Garme og bet tilta.
lenoe 5oltefarb, iom er be lntfeliee
Gjere at belle Serligbeben. 0nor
faabdnne 5olt tunbe bore lbfteliee.
tanter man, og | neits 9jsblit uo>
brpoer man meo liot l1nbren oper
9antsn: .Wen bet er be bel oefaa."
Del er ct fort banif Settlement |
5urner gountp, g. DAT. Sra ben
line gp 8ibors os mango Mil peit
inbes ubeluttenbe DANTE meb to
ulpttelise u~notagelier mar, bpordf
ben enc open | 2ebet er gift meb en-
bdnf &one. Og bpilfen ungboml
Man iaa noset at ben til fjerbe Suli,
feiten ~beroppe, bpor iarlis l1ngboms
men bar repralenteret - naturligs
pis - os man fl en- JsIeIie at, at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-27
6immelbjersgaaroen.

) en- at Spaanos imutteite gsne,
meo bib ubfigt til ale Sioer, fig
ger 5immslbieresaarosn. hppr guoz
De bar ifabt ct !5jem for De pa. $50
9renee, ION 5or9lore og 9ar9er
runDt fra 2anoets f~orffeui9e Ggne bar
fetroet til bans Omiorg.
Sea fiober en- Nib Commentator
pea ct at be bsie i~topbepotseoe punts
ter psp 5immelbjsrget. Solen er peb
at eau neo: bens iibfte Straaler for
sDlber ben ffsnns Sulfe, oe oper belle
2anbifabet bpilsr ben banffe Haturs
bDbe, miloe 6armoni. 5ordn mig
er oft title, men bagube lpoer Hadb
% 2arm % beje muntre 9arneiiemz
mer. Oct sr 9rengene paa 6immels
bierggaarben, Der MI. efter at Oaeens
Mr6tjbe % urberpisning er enbt.
tumler fig / munter Seq. inoen be
gaoer til .6pile. W9rteligt not pir>
ter benn. Stsj flet life foritprrenoe,
inqen prebe Rodb eler pilbe Strie
Tt9rer gennem Stemmernes gruien
og Sr9itoenes alapren, faalsbes ION
man funbe pente / en- Ida flor Gam
ling 9renes, bporuf mango 10 egsntz
fig life er fommsn Der for oeres 9p>
b.rs Stplb.
Den fslgenbe Morgen temmelig
tiblig edder jeg berop for at fe og
bgre lipt ON. bporlebes Qibet lepes
her, bpor Bubble Ill | IRE Nar bar
foreitdaet benne rel omfattenbe OPP
ordoeliesanitalt. De TO Zines llnz
osrpisning fra 10, 9bormeb 9as
gen bsgnnbes, efter at gsrnene bar
faaet beres Morgenmdaltib, sr metz
op forbi: Der er nu en- ZINES firth.
6pori We,emmuoen npbes, og gernes
ne ~forsDrigt entsn legsr eQer bbrtsr
oeres imaa Yripatinteresier. 9r.
Bubble ~forepifer meb flor glifperbig>
beb ben belle 4nitalt, bDis f9rbeles
imutfe 8eliegenbeb ban aabenbart er
baabe itolt os elab oper. De lpie
og rummelige Sfoleituer itaaer 10
tomme paa benne Sib at Ddgen, og
oDen paa | Sopeialene eaaer Moreen>
rengsringen juft for Zig. Den befsrs
ges at 0rensene felb, Der meb flor
Jeroigbeb baanbterer iaabel Cub
Hub oq Struppe fom Stsostlub. Rent
og luftigt er Der o~beralt, en- og anben
lille patient lieser | Sengen meb en-
baarlig Sob. - peb at gda barfobet
falber Der 10 unbertibsn en- lille Rift
elier Jlonee at, = men bisIe Smdas
ulomper afbjaIpes let peb en- oms
bpeeelie 9ebanbling os oppeies psb
ben funbe 6arbnine. Tom Bprnene
herpeb opnaar.
,,gr Der MI ineen of Drengene, Der
timber bette Rsnssrinssarbeibe upber
here's Dorbiebeb,- fpurste jes.
REL, flyer Bubble, BE ct tDertis
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-27
MisiiumsmpSc % 6sitfcit.

oiholDes pil Sub / Orb, Rebr., fra
Dug.
7freooa D. %. bliper Msoerne | ..
qoriens Sfup, bpor tinige aoiroes
foreninqen bill fqlge nOgle 9ddn0ars
beiber. Der bespnOes ST. 10 6Orm.
asrOoa 81. q og Ssnoag 81. 1
@uostieneIte / airten.
Sflere pteIter bill tale. genner IRA
nar "a fern inbpbes til at beltags !
oigfe Msoer.
Chr. Gbriften EN-.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-27

9aar 9aierne benpenber zig til Soil. Der
aperterer / 8laoei, enteu for at toe hos benz
sler for at iaa Gplpsnineer Oil Oct aoerte-
rebe, bebes be altio omtale, et be lan auer.
tisiementet / bette Blaa Set oil u9re til
eenIiois Qptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-27

9et par en- odnffzamerifdnif aptns
be = en- Mooer, Der talte. 5un bar
pirtelig betpmret for line Berns
y5relie".
Raturliqpis = bun piloe fad bet
Raab af NANCE pelmeneoe Menneiter,
at iliet ifuloe bun life bore betpmret
for, men ganite l9gge ppsr pda Cub.
Sq be pelmenenoe bar 10 Ret.
Men bun bar ru betnmrtt, nanns
Tia naar bun tantts paa tine Orenges
5remtib.
Raar De oanifz lutberffe prRiter lite
bliper beore uoodnneoe, eno De Tor 5is
ben bliper bet, = oa er ieg pis pdd,
at mine 0renge bill life brpoe zig ON
at feae ben odnifzlutherife airts, =
mente bun. Sg iaa : 6por pilos ot
penoe iig ben?
Maaife gaa til be Observation-Disclosures
ie airter, bpis pr9iter bog bar fdaei
en- grunbig tlasiiif og teplOgtit uoodns
nellie? Nadite ilet life sad | airfs.
Som fagt, bet bar en- Spinoe =
open / aebet en- Wooer, Der bar be-
tnmret for fine Srsnges Jrelie.
Solbe fine 9rense borte fra Sfols
% unipsriitst, fau De life blep uboan'
neoe pibere, turDs bun life. Jor BET
er 10 bsner life SpDr at Sitferbso for.
at be Iaa fwnarere pilbs bliDe frslits.
Get er 10 nsmlie life Mdnglsn PAD
aunbifuber og Tannelie, iom frslier
Snnbere.
gu bel = bpab ifulbe bun gsre2 =
napnlia ba bun par betpmret for lint
gsrns arelie; og ben getpmrins pio'
ner 10 Dog ON bet rette Wooerfno
Qaoe fem bare lige? -glej for bun bal
apinbe = ia enbnu mere Wooer. -
Sd gsrnene pilbs 10 bog peoblipt a
pere benoes gsrn, ielp nadr De bler
fore % bptsne, og beres 2ipstuno'
TAB sgebes, og be / Strait al berss
a~unbifab bsrte meb til be panneoss
arebs = be bifoe 10 pebblipe at p9r'
benoes ggrn, naar be ielo ittftene ia
Mile, = 10; nuar be ifuloe bs os gt0'
4rp til here's gfterfagt.
en Mober = fan life labe fem p9rs
liqe, mar bet ealoer benbes gsrns
Frelie; elers bar bun lite rigtig Wio'r.
6un funbe = efter ale De pelnen'
enbes Rddb = fate i'm getpmrtnt
paa @uo2
Men bet er life Der ben egenltg'
gonfeliebeb. Gor 9ern fan 10 ogiat
frsliss eensm armerifdnit@lutbsrlt'
&irfer.
men Moberen fenote 9lerter
% gsrns 5jerter, ndDnlig DreHsss
6ierter NOT til, at bun aneoe NOR
be fad life forinben tom til bet Stdno'
punft, at - belle bette meo @uosopr'
telis funoe ubmertet unbp9rss.
Jor bet er life faa let en- sag foi
en- Mooer at Ienbe fine egne Sreng'
uo I en- Strife, ub / en- Malitrsm, ION
bar fusst faa mango Sjals til Sunos
Oa pei at merfe = artien Tom TIL
at ~aanoelies @runbe, men foroi ung'
bommen er bel ppl9rt og berfor ogidt
forlanoer bet famine at I'm prrit.
Deri bar llnsbOmmen Ret ! bper'
Talb giper Striften ben Meobolo =
% - Eben hi taller ON bet lutberlfs
netop Shorten 2utber iprer tar, al
jlist er ret.
Men - maaife man iblanot bans
NJ ~2utrraners | 4merifa CT nadef
til ben Snbfist, at paa fuobant Oms
roope - nsmIia bOis Mpbrsne erD<
bo 5liper bsfpmrebe for bsrss 8srns
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-27

bIiuer ienot til Subltribenter, inotil uotrpi-
telis Cpiigelie mootaees Of lloeioerne % al
gGIb er betalt, / GperensitemmeIie mso 3e
Soreneoe Staters &pitlOpe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-27

COLLEGE HALL er en- fire-Etages
Stem og Murstens-Bygning, 2l6x69
Fod stor, med Varelser til PA Ele-
yer. Alting er ~tidssvarende - Elek-
trisk Belysning, Steamboat, god
Ventilation, Vandvark, Badevarel-
SER, o. g. V.
GYMNAsTIK tilbydes ale. Wort
store Gymnastiklokale oliver far-
digit henved den 1. Now
skolen er inkorporeret under sta
ten Minnesotas Love og har Ret til
at give Graduenterne Grader Il. A.,
b. s., y. Nus. og b. in architecture.
Fakultetet bestaar af fsmten dystise
Lsrere os Lxrerinder.
SCHOLARSHIPS Fri Undervisning)
tilbyds verdige, men ubemidlede
Studenter. Skriv efter Oplysninger.
SKoLENs KATALoG paa mer end
eft halv Hundrede Slider er nu far-
dig og sendes frit til allie.
rivis De mansler Pense til at fuldfere
Deres Studier, vii Skolen give Hen
stand til De har taget Afgangs-
eksamen og faaet en- lennende
Plads.
Vi betaler en- Del af Deres Rejseom-
kostnlnger.
Send os en- Navneliste af tyve eller
flere Venner, interesserede i Skolen.
og faa ANsGAR CoLLEGIAN eller
SUCCESS - vore to Maanedsskrifter
- frit tilsendt for SEEKS Maaneder.
For nermere Oplysninger hem
vender man sig til Bestyreren,
H. w. Foght, A. NJ,
Hutchinson, MINI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-27

Der er 10 fast faa mango gobe oe
rofenbe Orb om Bubble og ben bell
iisnsliesrise 9irtfombeb, ban itaaer
fom Staber og 2eber at, at man full
be fDnes. bet MATTE bore t~ilitrotfes
Zig %inbprentet | Soils 8epibitbeb. 4ls
ligepel foritaaer man n9ppe tilfulbe
getpbninsen beraf for man ielO ftaas
er Nnfist til Nnfist oermeb. Bet CT
f~orbapisnbe at fe ale bisfe Drense faa