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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-16

rogrdmmet for Den engelite
8laaoereou, Iom timber Steo peo
Spitbeao / SUM / Qar / Qnleoning
al Song Gbparbs og Drowning Aler-
anorias aroning er MI lagt nogens
lunoe / fine gnteltbeoer. Repuen Biz
per on%rorbentlig prdgtfulo, omeno
life iIet iaa itoritilet Iom peb Orons
ming EDITORIALS iibite Regeringsiubi,
l9um; men bet frsmb9bes meb Stolts
feb, at man lite bebsper at biemtaloe
ct eneite engelit 8rigsiti6 fra fjernere
9ape for al oeltage / Repuen, iom
alene itaI tiene til en- ubfolbelie al De
biemli9e anitforfpursifibe og iaaleoes
bic, bbilten ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ma9t
Gn9lanb ejer pad 9doet. Der bill
tomme til at beltoee me[lem 120 og
100 Sfibs, iom ale er / birtiom 3je=
neite og ilagf9rbige; Stibene ifal OPP
lnies meo mango 3uiinbe elettriife
9lsoelamper, iom t9noes o9 iluttes
plubielig paa beitemt aommanoo for
at frembringe bes itsrre @irtning,
naar 5oItemasierne fra ben enselite
9pit ON 4ftenen ituer ND oper bet ele
lers / Wsrte neoI9ntebe 9ap.
Santos 9umont, iom er
tenot ira fine tdlrige 5orieg meo itprz
bare 2uftifibe, bar nu forpligtet fig til
at fomme til 2onbon til &ronin9ss
feitligbsbsrne og fibre tit Stib benoper
8pen / foriteai9e 3etninger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-16
en- alt % aGe.

3iG6remmeuf bet tpTt.amsris
tanite 9enItab % oeraf fIpoenoe gan
oelsforbinOelier, iom Ituloe fslge poa
qrins 6einri6s 4meritafarb, bar
Der i Berlin pannet fig Ell inf Selitub.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-16

DEN nne, engelife O%poraeeliess
og llnoerOisninsslop, fom forleben
bar til fsrite 8ebanblins / parlumens
tet, saar ub pda at brinse itsrre Gnss
ortetbeb / bet enselffs Stolep9ien.
5orildget er bog m~ootaset meb llpilie
al ben liberole presie, iom timber, at
preiteftanoen bill fad for mesen Snbs
fpbelie os fun meb nogenlunbe Del
billie at ben toniernatipe presie, fom
o9Iad bar FOritefii9e anter at u6Taits
paa bet for ubl9nbines meset inbbifs
leoe 5orlag. st al 6obebpuntterne |
bet gdur ub paa at l9gge al Mbnbigz
heb | Stoleiaser ober poa aommunals
itDrelien | 8perne os Soeneraabene
poa Qanbet, tiblissre bar ben spsrfe
engelite Stolembnoisbeb bos ,S9ools
Boards" Qbminiitrationen / 0biiss
9aasgD9ningen / 2onbon, Der at
Jrbst for Gsl9erne uf o~berbreOen
Capitalization tog ubelbige 6enInn
til iteblige arab, mebsns Der MI snz
Ifes drbejoet efter aIoeles ensartebe
Hegler, omeno ieloe Stprelien al
Ydbn becentraliieres.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-16

Dronnins Gleranbra bar
gl9oet ben engelife Snbuitri, iom / be
iibife 4ar bar lepet / en- nerbss Grbst
for ubenlunbff Gonfurrence, meb at
beIfile belle fit aroninsstoilette /
England bos enselife Girmaer, bbiltet
bel bill babe til Jslge, at Gtsemplet
fslses at bet bejeite engelite Qriitos
trati, iOm eIers for Soilsttets Deb
tOmmenbe ofts feser til paris. Msn
engelite Blade ubtuler Misnsje meb,
at 5piferne, Tom til baslig banner aft
engelit, life forfmdar, meb 6snblit
paa aroningen, at ubnptte be snselifs
lopale Jslelfer beb alerebe nu at
operIbsmme 2anbet meb 3uIinber al
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-16
S0noerjyllano.

aaptajn 6if4ers u0piss
n N g. Den uopiite aaptain Slider
oenote forleoen Dag tilbage til 4dben=
raa for al f%remtpinge en- Retsiag peoz
rprenoe lppisningen. auptainen bleo
itrafs an6olbt, men efter ct 6orbsr
after Iat paa fri SOB. Sasen gaar
nu til Hetten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-16

Stor llboisning. 6Orlsoen
Gftermiboag fit Marius Top al Niger
lion Srore at @enoarmen / geutoft til
al inpfnoe fig meb 3 adrle ps l pis
&c poa poIitisS iontoret Der ! 5oftz
luno. 5glgen bier. at iamtlise 4 Itulz
De pare ube at 2anDet inoen 2 9angs
"a Elmer. 8snne ubpisning tom 10
lite uoentet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-16

~ 'NHNS 0Nfo'V4l1hth HNSStt Su@
liant og lopeoe at gsre lit bebite, II tsnt
ban life par alm9gtig".
paris bar i 5sIge ben iibite Sol
tetaling 2,650,000 SnObbggere, at
bpilte 100000 Hammer enten fra be
frantic pr%opinier eler ira uoldnoet.
De ran te &amreb bar bebz
tdget at forI9nge Manpotsrne for be
0eputereoe fra 4 til 6 adr. 9runoen
er, at bet paaftaas, De 9eputerebe er
ct 4urstio ON al TONNE riqtig ino /
6orretningerne, % al bet iibIte Mar
sonite eosI9gges beo 5orberebelier til
bet n9ite 9dlg, iaaleoes at Der | Dir
t~eli9beoen fun bliper 10 Qrbejbsaor
tilbage, bDob Der er for Iibt.
DEN 8e at en- bd0o
Miaion al 2onpons fattise. iom
Song GbparD bill forunituIte / anz
leoning nf fin aroning til CONNER,
bar lit 5orbillebe / en- lienenoe Be
%ipisning. Der fanbt Steo Deb Drons
ming gictorias 9iamantjubil9um.
Den Sang bsipiitss Der 100000
fattige, paientlig paa ben buperenoe
priniesie at Nales nup9renoe
Drowning QletsanOras - SnitiotiO.
5un gap ogida en- Del Yenge oertil
li9efOm qrinien al Bules; men bet
iterite gibrae = pua benOeD 100000
Str. = Tom fra ben irfffsote 9etOnge
5bOmas Option, bpem Song Gbparb
M bar beot ON at trabe inb | 9eipiss
ningstomitsen Iammen meb 2onbons
8orgmeitre. i9obebbeIpisningen bill
M finbs Stse / 9pbs PART. os bet me-
neg, al -bdooe aongen os DrOnningen
pil tomme til Stebe Der.
6enrit Sben fDlbte forleoen
IA Oar; flere norite Blade ofentlisz
eiorbe ben Qnleonins 0igte til am.
5 afganitun ipnes 5orhol.
bene lite at bore pibere Iunbe. Site
en- sneite at be afganiife Solbater =
u~nbtooen Gmirens aipgorbe = bar
faast en- Gre / Sob, Iibsn ben nuoa@
renbe Gmir 9%abibunab alerebe for
l9nge Iiben Tom til 9oret.
Norges iamlsoe Soritsfangft /
Oar opgipes til 20 Miaionsr Stf.
mob Is Millioner / 5jor og 80 Mils
liOner | gObe Oar. uobDttet at Stors
filo os 8aariilb onifaus I aor til
355,000 Maaltsnber, bbilfet er benz
beb 10000 minOre enb / 5jor.
5 2onbone r man | 59rb meb
at banne en- sngelftsameritanft Stub
for at bringe be rissite og fornemfte
gnslanbere og Qmeritanere / n9rs
mere 8erering meb bOeranbre, for be
fibites 8ebfommenbe, naar be er paa
8efss | 2onbon. paa engelff Sibe er
81. a. fslsenbe Manb birtiomme for
plansns llbfsrelie: 9ertueen at
Sutberlano, 2orb Charles 9~eresforb.
bet unge parlamentsmeDlem Winiton
Churchill m. r., pda ameritanit Sibe
5inansmanben pisrpont Morgan og
Sendtor 0epeD, Mon ligger | l1ns
berbanolinger ON &sbst at en- Stub
ejenbcm pad 5jsrnet at ben fornemms
Yiccabiabgdbe og en- al bennes Sibes
gdbsr, og pense bill Der life tomme til
at mdnele til 5~orstagenbet, ba Snbs
melbelfesiummen iattes til 900 ar.,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-16

Il oaloet al gorgerrepr9-
entantbalgene forleoen blep
iom pentet en- SER Tor Oppoiitionslis
ten Wenitre % Socialiiterns) / bel
benne 1T 1892 til 1900 Stemmer.
Jleit Stemmer fit 4potbeter 4lfref
9en8On os farreit be 10 iocidliitiife
&onoibatsr, Q%rbeibsmano Sans Sem
Zen os Gisararbeiber 0ilb. Hielien,
Gtatsroab. Observation-Disclosures H.
Strsm opnaaebs iom beese Qifternes
&anoioat 1887 Stemmsr. 5ejres
sprise aanbioater ff fra 1896 til
1891 Stsmmsr, bpiltet iibfte Qntal
5oltetinesmanb Gtatsroab 8. u.
6ammeri9 opnadebe. Webens 5or=
ifellen pau bet bsjeite og bet labeite
Stemmetal Taalebes for 5sjreliftens
Serfanbioater fun dnbrog So Stem-
mer, nor ben ipm iebpanlig betbbelia
miisrre, nemlig 178 for SppoiitfOns=
liltens Webfommenbe.
9eltdgelisn / 9ulsene par / une
arebfene os | aae partier bstbbslig
minbre .nb bsb @aleene ben 26.
Starts 1901. Sppoiitionsliften palgs
tee bu meb fra 15,489 til 1888
Stemmer, mebens 5sjreliitsn opnaue=
h e. u II IA LIZ GA.nn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-16

ulbffestilf9tbe. 9artner
Ssppeien. aoftebal peb S~tobssdarb,
fsrte forleben often lsbif, ba ban Dar
ube pda en- asretur iummen meb i'm
6uitru. De flpngebes besge at 9oss
men og 6uftruen br9btes pda Stebet.
mebens Seppeisn Hap meb no9le mins
bre 29Foner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-16

ult SnltuHtl.
5nens e lbte M a n er b 3 b.
9amle partifulier 5olm / Mibbelfart
psbe forleben Dag. 6an Dor / Sig.
mieeslf. @snftrsbfab." 5Dsng efbz
fe Nanb, moaite ben albfte Manb /
9anmarf. SO Mar.
5 fine bngre Oage bar 6olm beb
2anbDaisnst, blep isnere auif for ben
bab9renbe 8efibber al Stambuiet
5~inbggabl, Der bar 6aber til ben nus
ip9renbe 8eiibber, 3ammerbsrre5snfs.
Som Grfenbtlisbeb for tro 5jeneife
ft 9an ben 9aarb obsrbrdgst / G9s
fts, fom MI bripes at 5orpagter 6an=
fen paa Sem. Naret 1869 dfitob
ban J9iteretten at i'm @oarb og. bar
ffben ben Tib aarlig fact al Stdms
buffet 1900 Ser. 6olm bar | Jorbolb
til fin beie Nlbsr aanbsfriH os nogens
lunbs Isgemsfriff. Jor ca. 26 9ar
iibsn bsbe bans 5uitru, og M paa
fine gamle Duge NIB ban en- om6pg=
gelig pleje bos en- 9atter.
0uIbbrbllup freieoes forleoen
Doa al 9smrer Hiels Rasmusien oa
6uftru, 8rolp, Sors.
GuIbmagtfg g9riftian M
Ten. Den for npgen Sib fiben
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-16

paris bar i 5sIge ben iibite Sol
tet9Gine 2,650,000 SnObDggere, al
bpilte 100000 TANNER enten fra ot
frantic propinier eler ira ubIanoet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-16

uIpttestilfalbe. Gn 5je=
neitetarl, 0torit 9unien al Me9els
TIMBER, ION tiente bos @uaromoao q.
%. arog / 6ierpiteo, bIeo torisrcn
Dag IIuaet al en- 6eit / unosrliott q
oeoe 0asen efter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-16

9BbsfaIb. So9neprait / llltez
bpl paa DIS, 6einrid gbriitiun Go
Jus 2afpaeB er efter Ct Mars tiltagenz
De SOogbeo dfgaaet lpeo 0soen, pa.
70 Qar al, Den ~afoeoes Ssn. Otto
9anaeB, er 5orpa9ter pau 5oltes
tingsmano 9rep Repentlops 8aorb
Ruobjer99oaro.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-16

Sagen ON %
o. nJreia". @eb Sberlunbsrettsn
| aiel forbanbleoes forleben Dag Gu
gen mob be !6errer Stracterjan og
S4iibe / 5aberslep for SilegnelIsn af
glabtitlerne oDannebirts"og ,Greia".
Sagen bar tibligsre D9ret drfat til
Jorbanbling, men er | iibite gjsblit
bleben ubfat.
Deb Gorbanblingsn bleb ben flsnss
borgffe 2anbsretsbom, bpbrbeb ,Mos
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-16

oIfetingets 9sire ipranet.
Eli bet rabifale 0enftreblab o4dls
borg Mmtstibenbe" telsgrafereoes forz
leben Dag:
Deb Qffemninsen / Dag / Jolfes
tinget ON Nebfattelien at fallss ubs
Ddlg iprangtes Jolfetineets 5sire
fulbftanbist. 9st gamle 5sire negs
tebe at femme paa Cars Dineien, og
Oinefens 0enner pilbe life femme
paa nosen anben 9sjremdnb. RE
formpartist fotte Ole Often inb pau
Dinefens plabs. Spr9nsningen bill
Ftfsrt 9olbe fig Reiten at Samlinsen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-16

Den bante Ginunslop 3
2anbstingets Webe forleben Dag Debe
toges 5inanslopen oeb enefte 8ebanbs
ling meb 81 Ct. mob 90 / 2anbsz
tingets 4Huttelie.
MobiensW bsbaf foreilos Jallssubs
balg, bbilfst g. q. 6. SEMEN CAB i'm
5%il1utning.
2onbstinget bebtos iamtibis ben
forelebige 5iHanslOD, Der ital s9lb.
/ bet bsisite TO Maansber.
Qanostinget, Der bebdnbler 5orflas
get ON Salg at oe oanIt ~Deitinbiffe
Ger iom l1ooole, bolber lit n9ie
,ubbalgsmebe" zen 3. Npril.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-16

GuIbm9gtfg g9riftians
ZEN. Den for nogen Sio fibsn
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-16

Rorges iamlebe soritefansit |
Oar opgibes til 20 Miaionsr Stf.
mob Is MilliOner / 5jor og 80 Wils
lioner | gObe Oar. nbbpttet at Siors
iilo og 9aariilb anilaus | Qar til
355,000 Maaltsnbsr, bbilfet er benz
Deb 10000 minbre snb / 5jor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-16

8om muneraabspalg g. 5or>
Ieoen gftermiooog foretoges Der /
Rebbing 9als nf 3 aommuneraabss
meblemmer. Der palgtes / 3. alasz
ie 5oto9ruf 5. 6. 9unien. / 2. alusfe
5julmuger S. g. 9oft Oe / 1. aIuss
Re @aarbmanb 81. Qoqine iunr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-16

9enrit Sbfen fplbte fOrleben
IA Oar; flere norife Blade OffentIisz
gjoroe / ben Qnleonine Oigte til am.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-16

0 l.
Deb bet | 9bibbing afs
bolbte 8alg af aommunerepreientdns
ter balstes / treble aldsIe 2abribs
2asien at 9Dibbing, | unben alasie
2upribs Mortenien at aaa6sbe og /
fsrite alasie Oluf peterien at Rdas
bebe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-16

nlDtfeltg &grfel. @aaroz
eier Ole SprgenIen. 6pibierg neo oelz
iinse, Der for nogen 3io iioen bIeD
ilpnget al 9ognen, tOet Soften bIGo
ifn, er afgaaet PED 9eoen iom 5plge
al be Osrbeo paaoragne 8eitaoigelier
/ Spbeoet. Den 4fpeoe, Der our so
4ur, 6abbe betlaot fIsre oHeutligs
6perp.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-16

5angerne paa 9eoen.
nmiooelbart efter 9aaite pil / 5plge
.6oriens glpis" 20 Sanger fra 9orz
lens sugtbus afgaa til p9ebbuiet"
pad 6eoen for at ~genoptuge Plantz
ninesarbeioet / g%lantagen nSten
Stenien gli6er". 5angerue bliper
neo @eD6uiet belle Sommeren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-16

uIptte8titTqIOe. Gn 0rens
pda Gu. 10 Mar blep f%orleoen Dag
pperfprt at en- elsftriIt Sporrogn ub
for Gienoommen 9orore 5t5bapnsz
ipej So. gan lpb lige pau 9pgnen,
iom aft mfDt der bom. 0eOen inoz
tra0ote giebliffelig. 9rengens Ram
sr Sens 8anbrup fra 6obrogdoe 8.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-03-21
Editorial Correspondence.

81. J AMt1S S1s4
Our party of eight gentlen eu md
cook went aboard about 1 p IL. ard
dropped down to Grove City tn ill
eur water TANKS. We made it but the
flats held us up IA time Or two. We
came on down ana spent The night
here and made an early morning
start Friday expecting to make Il
good ruu. We Went out New Pass
aud into Big Gasparilla and found
the water pretty low but nothing to
what it was in Gasparilla where we
promptly hung up on fat for II
hours. The boys utilized The time
hunting, fishing and reading novels
We iloaJed about 3 p m a.d ran
down under Carraflower island for
night. This morning We sov n.der
way early. wiEd just forward of the
beam, with the kites all up an,l had
beauti.ut run down through t>s,aT ls,sIe
harbor and Pine Island sound drop
ping ancnor here at just noon. The
uo-t int resting feature OF the ,lts
WAS our chase after u small steamer
through Pine Island SOUND. Y hen
We passed UseI pa and op-retl / Z
sonud we saw her about mile ~ ad
We gained on her steadily au.i ~ tlle.
END of ten miles were almost along
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Suicide.

Fred Shultz German living near
Bannock in Lincoln township commi :
ted suicide by shooting himself some
time "Wednesday afternoon. The caus e
is supposed to have been domest C
difficulties, his wife having recently
applied for divorce.
The coroner who was to hold an in
quest over the death of Mrs. JChn
Sweeney Thursday. went on from
there to hold an inquest over the bod "
of Mr.. Shultz. He was accompani d
by Drs. Alexander and DeTar, prose
cutting attorney and the sheriff.
1t was too late to learn particula 8
of either case before going to press.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-03-21
Club Notes.

Avery delightful season was spe
with French art at Mrs. Cormack;
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Hine
gave a history of the rise and deVel-
opment of French art from the 18th.
century to the time of David and The
Barbecue school.
Mrs. Smith had prepared an inter-
esting chart of the members of the
Romantic movement and an interest
ing sketch of MiIlet.
The club members became so inter-
ested that Mrs. Marsh asked that HE
study be continued next week instead
of her program. The meeting March
26 will be with Mrs. Edwards.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-03-21
AGRICULTURE.
( BY u fourth grade pupil.
printed without correction.

printed without correction
Farming is the most important in
dustry in the world. On a farm you
can work all the time if you want to,
You can raise corn, wheat, rye, bar
ley. and oats, and fruit trees. Corn
and wheat are the most extensive crops
in Kansas when putting corn in you
first list the ground about eight to ten
inches then you can harrow it to keep
it from blowing then when the corn is
two or three inches high they begin to
cultivate it.
When putting wheat in, the ground
is first plowed, then they drill their
wheat with a drill when it is ripe they
cut it WITH header or binder it takes
seven men to run harvest crew.
Oats. rye, barley, kaffircorn, and mill
let, is planted the same as wheat. On
a farm YOU need five or six good teams
if you aim to farm much you cat raise
cattle and hogs. ard lots of other
things. if it wasn't for farming peo-
pie wouldent live on a farm you can
raise all kinds of flowers on a farm
you can raise water melons.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-03-21

The Normal Institute will begin
July % with Prof. Baugher again at
the helm.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-03-21
EDUCATIONAL COLUMN,
BY County Su2t. L. r. Clark.

Union school is again without a
teacher. This will probably close up
school for this year in at district.
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On Board the Kathleen at

On Board the Kathleen at
Grove City, Bound
for Tampa.
/ wrote you last Tuesday at Marco,
afterwards went ashore and found the
north end of the island. was q she'll
mound which was planted to tomatoes
add peppers, which are. shipped in
large quantities by sailing vessels to
Key West, thence by steamer to diff
ferent parts. We took on fresh pro-
visions, six punches of bananas at
SOC each and 100 coacoanuts, gratis,
Dicked from the trees by our boys.
l found Mack's eye WAS troubling
him so at p. 10. We set sail for the
north, breeze strong anu fair. Made
St. James City, so miles, about 10
O'Clock, after spending an hour on
Big Carlos shoals, aud anchored for
the night.
Yesterday was devoted to restino
up. We inte nded starting for Taml a
Sunday but this morning Mack's e.
was worse again SO we decided to e t
off as soonsas possible. After di (.
Dave, the two Holman boys and ~ =
IF put our plunder aboard and beau
Il own to this place to fiji our water
Gtnks, l40 gallons, to be~ready for
or early start in the morning. We
ipect to get off about daylight and
zach Tampa tomorrow evening five
I've a good breeze.
[ shall stop day or two in Wash
ington and should reach home aboHt
the 25th. Fathers health has ir
proved but Mack does not seem O
get along. ard he is much, depressed
in consequer CO.
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side, when change in the direction
tion of the channel brought the wind
ahead and so she got away from us.
We had hardly dropped anchor when
the wind died out. SOME of our
party went ashore to look at the city,
get provisions, mail letters, etc. They
are now coming off and as soon as
it breezes we will be Off again for the
cocoanut ranches about 50 or 75 miles
farther south.
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REPORT OF PRETTY PRAIRIE school
DISTRICT NO. II.

REPORT OF PRETTY PRAIRIE SCHOOL,
DISTRICT NO. II.
Term opened Oct. I; closed Feb. 2S.
Total number of days taught, 100.
Number of pupils enrolled, 30.
Average daily attendance. Is.
Mrs. 1. G.. SULTz, Teacher.
1t is hoped that teachers will send
in their term reports as soon as pos
sible after the close of sch ool Tie
raw provides that teachers are not
entitled to their last months salary
until all reports are made. The
superintendent copy should be
no Tiled to him, or left at his office by
the teacher. 1t should not be left
with the district clerk, as that under
paid officer might forget TO forward
it, and then the teacher will have the
annoyance Of receiving ''dun" from
the superintendent about a month
after school is out.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-03-21

WdfCO.
Coacoanut groves with the graceful
waving palm branches On every hand,
an hotel, small ship building yard.
few houses on fairly high ground /,
all backed and surrounded, except on
the gulf side, by Mangreve islands.
Such is Marco.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-03-21
Obituary..

Mrs. Catherine Brown formerly OF
Edwards county! and mother g
Mrs. G. &. French. died at the home
of the latter in Chandler, Ok. last
Saturday, and was buried there Sun
day. Deceased was u most excellent
woman and lived to be % years of
age Her death leaves Mrs. French
alone, since her husband died about
year ago.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-03-21

A little daughter OF Mr.. Dunk ard,
living up the river. died Hast Satur-
day. She had fall at school injur-
ing her hip and shoulder, and later
was attacked by the 1fAroat trouble
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-03-21

District No. IL will join with the
Lewis school in closing day exercises
March % A very interesting pro-
gram Is being prepared.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-03-21

District No. Is now boasts OF hav.
ing one of the largest schools in the
county;:2 pupils are enrolled.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-03-21

Mrs. Frank Spring died at Port Jer-
Wis N Y. last Saturdayzof brain par
alysis. She leaves three children wis
are all grown and self supporting
Mrs Spring was one of the early set
tiers of Kinsley and wassa woman who
was highly esteemed byaIllwho krew
her She was woma mol education
and refinement whose death will leavt
her children bereft.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-03-21

The teacher and pupils of district
No. 10 are we'll pleased with the new
primary Language Series recently
purchased by the board.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-03-21

Miss Kearney resumed her dutie
as teacher in Dist. No. 36, March 10
aft r. two weeks SICK leave.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-03-21

Mrs. Erwin Greenstreet died at her
home in Offerle Wed dnesday morning
at Q o'clock. She had been sufferer
Jor two years from cancer. She was
buried at OfferIe Thursday the, fun
al services being conducted by Rev.
Abernathy of .kinsley.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-09-26
WITH ONE EXCEPTION.
General kobbe Recommends Retention
of Department Of Dakota Posts.

General kobbe Recommends Retention
of Department OF Dakota Posts.
Washington, Sept. 25.-Brigadier
General w. A. Kobbe, commanding the
department of Dakota, in his annual
report, says that the discipline and in
struction of his command are good be-
cause, as a rule, the officers are cap
able and painstakirg: He quotes from
Major Alfred Reynolds. inspector gen.
eral of the depart n ent. to the effect
that he is inclined to the opinion that
th9 abolition Of the beer feature In
post exchanges has not materially in
creased the numb sr of trials by cour:
or called for other extra disciplinary
measures" ~>~ "~'~' Il ,
General Kobbe says that with the
exception of the posts ats Helena and
Bismarck. N. b., tie military. stations
in. the department date back to the
days of the Indian warfare and were
originally placed with reference to the
Indians. He recommends the reten-
tion of all these posts with the ex-
ception of Fort Yates, which he
thinks should be abandoned, He rec
omends an increase in the garrison Of
Fort Keogh.
He also recommends legislation to
settle the question of title to the Fort
Missoula military reservation. which
includes part of school section.