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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-08-29
POOR WEEK FOR FARMERS.
As a Whole, Weather East of Rocky
Mountains Is Too Cool for
Growing Crops.

Washington, Aug. 27.-Following is
the agricultural departments weekly
summary of crop conditions:
As whole, the weather conditions east
of the Rocky mountains have not been
favorable, being too cool in the northern
districts eastward of the Missouri valley
with too much moisture in portions of the
central valleys, while excessively hot in the
southern states with drought of greater
or less severity generally throughout the
cotton belt. Although cool, the conditions
We're fairly favorable for maturing crops
IN the Ohio valley and over the southern
portion Of the middle Atlantic states, as
well as on the Pacific coast.
Corn is greatly in need of warm, dry
weather throughout the northern portion
of the corn belt, where the abnormally cool
weather of the past two weeks has greatly
retarded its maturity. Over the southern
portion of the corn belt an excellent crop
of early corn is now practically assured
In portions of Iowa and central Illinois
corn has badly lodged as a result of local
storms.
Spring wheat harvest is unfinished in the
northern portion of the Red River valley,
where it has been interrupted by frequent
showers, which have also seriously inter-
fere6 with stacking and threshing. Sprout-
ing and rottirs in stack and shock are re-
ported from Iowa and in southern Mime
sofa threshed wheat Is damp and discol-
ored. Harvest is about three-fourths fin
ished In Oregon and will be completed in
Washington during the present week, with
yields about the average, though less than
expected in Washington.
The outlook for apples in New York is
more favorable, ard slightly improved
prospects are reported from Ohio and north.
ern Illinois. good crop is Indicated in
Kansas, Michigan and New England and
nj ri j
portions OF Missouri In many important
apple states, however, light crop is prom
Used.
IT has been too dry for favorable progress
with blowing for fall seeding in portions of
the middle Atlantic states, lake region
and Oklahoma; elsewhere the reports in=
dictate that this work has made favorable
advancement -
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-08-29
New York Post once business.

New York, Aug. 27.-A comparative
statement for the fiscal year ended
June 80 last shows that the New York
post office and its stations paid out on
domestic money orders 500, 1926, sol, an
increase of 25 per cent. over last year.
The Office paid to Offices throughout
the country during the year $23,341,-
9o1
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-08-29
Death scattered by chickens.

That cats can spread both scarlet
fever and diphthera among humans
has been a well-settled fact for some
time, and now it is thought that chick
ems are often responsible for the pres
ence of diphtheria. In North Wales,
England, it has been observed that sew
eral outbreaks of that disease immedi-
ately followed an epidemic of "roup,"
which is fatal chicken IliseuSe.-N. 2,
Sun,
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-08-29
Iowa Men start n Bank.

I'm France the automobile has been
used to a slight extent in blowing
and drawing heavy loads on the high.
way. The auto will draw four or
five plows, but costs $2,2SO-a price
which places it beyond the reach of
most farmers. This is sum sui1i-
cient to purchase ten teams of good
American mules-the best farm auto
mobiles in existence
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-08-29
He Declines.
For COnxrcsH.

Jonesboro, Ill, Aug. 27.-The demo-
cratic congressional convention for
the Twenty-tifth Illinois district com
vensd Tuesday at Jonesboro. On the
first ballot the convention named Hon.
James Jingle, of Union county, as the
candidate. This is the second conven-
tion held to name candidate, Hon.
Reed Green, of Cairo, having first ac-
cepted and owing to the death of his
father later declined the nomination.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-08-29
operntion Proved Fata1.

New York, Aug. 27.-Col. William
II. Hubbell, who, during the Spanish
war, commanded the Forty-seventh
regiment. New York volunteers, and
who since 1901 has been comma nder in
chief of the national army of Spanish
war veterans. died Tuesday in Brook
Ign. His death was due to an opera
ton performed a week ago. He was
born in 1S47.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-08-29
THE COLOMBIAN TROUBLE.
City of Ciudnd, Capital of State OF
Bolivar. Bonn ba rd ed-1iany
Are Killed.

Caracas, Venezuela, Aug. 27.-Ci-
udad, Bolivar, capital of the state of
Bolivar, has been bombarded by a
Colombian government warship and
many persons were killed or wounded
The place has large Britieh popula-
ton and the British subjects have re-
quested that a warship of Great Brit
ain be sent for their protection. 1t is
alleged that atrocities have been COM
united at Ciudad. Bolivar, by both the
government troops and the rerolu-
tionists.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-08-29
Peter S. Hoe Dend.

New York. Aug. 27.-Peter s. Hoe,
the last surviving member of the orig
inal firm of II. Hoe & Co., manufac-
turers of printing presses. is dead at
Upper Montclair, n. j.. from heart
failure. Mr.. Hoe was born in New
York 81 years ago. In 1890 he re-
tired from the firm and has lived since
then in New Jersey
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-08-29
Ex-Gov. HoaAIey Dead.

Rochester, N. Y, Aug. PA special
dispatch to the Democrat and Chron-
icle from Watkins says that ex-Gov.
Hoadley. of Ohio, died at that place
Tuesday evening. aged &c years. He and
his family had been at Watkins for sew
eral weeks. The remains will be taken
to Cincinnati for interment.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-08-29
THE BREEZE CURE.
beneficial Eject of Riding at Full
Speed in Vehicle of High
Motor Power,

The medical Journals declare that
to ride in an automobile at full speed
is an excellent tonic. 1t "sends rushes
of pure air through the nostrils into
the lungs, while the beating of the
same pure air against the face has the
effect of hardening the muscles and
of quickenin.; the circulation" This
is what any brisk movement in the
open air will do, especially if the wind
is blowing, says the Hartford Times.
Could not the effect be produced by
a reservoir of compressed air connect
ed with a siX-inch pipe?
The passenger could sit in a chair on
the porch and let the breeze be turned
on him at the same velocity that he
would be carried against the air in
an automobile. He could wear his
leather coat and goggles and have all
the benefits of rapid ride without the
danger of running over pedestrians.
A steering wheel could be furnished
to complete the resemblance. From
time to time water could be allowed
to triclile into the pipe and driving
rain be produced. Or salt water could
be used and the effect of sailing in a
stiff breeze be given. The plan is
worth considering. 1t is not patented.
An Interesting Experiment Recently
Made to Determine Its
Actual Force
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-08-29

entirely to matters of army admins
tration and not to political affairs, and
the results of his work will be embod-
led in set of reports. Some such work
as this was undertaken few months
ago by Inspector Gen. breckenridge
who has prepared voluminous set of
reports, which have been published,
ment of the military service at every
point. from transportation down to
discipline, Announcements and sup
plies.
Mny BE Attended by stnH.
In the absence from Washington of
Gen. Miles no one at army headquar-
tiers is fully authorized to discuss the
details of his projected trip. But it is
believed here that he will be accom-
panied by at least two members of his
staff. namely. Lieut. Col. Whitney and
Col. Reber. the latter his son-in-law
Col Maus. who is the inspecting Off
Ger of the staff, also may accompany
Gen. Miles if his health. which is some
what impaired at present, permits.
10 return III january,
Leaving about September Is. and al
lowing a month for a tour of inspec-
ton of the principal islands of the
archipelago. Gen. Miles should return
to Washington early in January next
Tie transports Crook. Sheridan and
Thomas are ROW lying at San Francis
co. The Sheridan will sail on the first
of Sept ember. and the Thomas. accord
ing o present arrangements. will start
on September 16. In case the Thomas
should not be ready to sail on that
date. the Crook would go in her stead.
All of these vessels have fine acc ommo-
dations. and are we'll equipped t o make
the voyage of Gen. Miles a very COM
Portable one.
Is of Recent Date
1t developed that Gen Miles appli-
cation to go to the Philippines was of
comparatively recent date, and was in
no way connected with his application
of several months ago. When the first
application was made it was coupled
with certain suggestions as to termi-
mating the war, and Secretary Roots
refusal to grant the first request was
based largely upon these phases of the
application. In view of this. it is I'M
derstood that Gen. Miles restrict ed his
second application so as 10 make the
trip one purely for military purposes.
Although the teXf cf the application
was not given out at the war depart
ment. it is said that one of its features
is request that the return from the
Philippines be by the way of the east
ern route. AS the application is ap-
proved. Gen. Miles will return bv
this route, which insures his visiting
Europe on his way hack TO America.
1t is expected that Mrs. Miles will
accompany the general to the Philip
pines and it may be that his married
who is the wife of Col. Re-
Der, one of the generals aides, will
also accompany the party. The gem
eral will return to-day from his New
England trip, when his plan will be
more fully made known.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-08-29
ViuNEe Rocaptursd

Cape Haytien, Aug. a7.-The village
of Limbo. So miles north of Port au
Prince, has been attacked and, recap
tured by troops of the provisional gov
eminent. Limbo was in the possession
of Firminite soldiers from the Arti-
bonite district. The fighting was Sc
we're and lasted from midnight Monday
night to midday Tuesday. Many men
on both sides were killed. The town
was completely destroyed by fire.
He Declines.
Washington, Aug. 27.-The state de-
partment has been notified that Senior
Guarnaschelli, who was originally
named by the Italian government at
our request to serve as one of the ar-
bitrators in the approaching arbitra-
ton of the Plus fund ease at The
Hague, has declined the post. DR..
Asser, distinguished Dutch pub
licfst, has been selected to fill the va
cancy.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-08-29


The state university museum has
just been enriched by the addition
Of several boxes of fine specimens Of
the bird, coral and chronological coll
iecllons made by Prof. c. c. Nutting
and representatives of the Smithse-
man Institution and Leland Stanford
university, who recently visited the
Hawaiian islands. Among the speci-
mems IS one of an albatros the only
one IN America. Prof. Nutting is the
professor of natural history in the
university and spent year with the
expedition in the Pacific.
Are Undecided.
a question has arisen at the State
Agricultural college at Ames whether
TO build one 100000 building or to
build two smaller buildings for the
accommodation Of the colleres Of lib.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-08-29

Des Moines, Ia, Aug. 25.-rhe Ger
man editors and publishers of Iowa
will meet in convention in Des Moines
September 5, and Z. The last day
is Sunday and the convention will
spend it at church and at the parks
OF the city. There are about 40 pub
fishers of German papers i'll Iowa.
Fully two-thirds of them will attend
the meeting. Col. Joseph Eiboeck,
OF the Staatz-Anzeiger of Des Moines,
is president of the association.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-19
The Wall Street Journal

giper 8aab D9 beioorer, lloen Detailing, ens
bper 5~Oreipgrgiel ~aneaaenbe 9en9eans
brineelie; ~unberig9er aoriagerne til9en9es
marfebets-8 ene9elier; fremles9er 9enbss
eerninger, Der b%etermer @erbieu Of @a-
r%autier; n%nalpierer os 9ennemier Sern-
banes Dg SuouFtri=Napporter bor fulbs
ftenbis 5Ortegnelie ober @jenbomsinote9-
ter; nnterer aftine o9 pasiioe nStods" os
Sblieatiouer; bulber 6orte9nelie uoer be
ieneite Snls al Sbli9atiuner O9 3 ortjene
fen neb Snbiatier efter 9riierne.
Zen, iom oa9lig raa6fgrer fig meb The
Wall Street Journal, er be6re / Stnnb
til at fuune anbrin9e line @en9e iitfert og
foroelasti9t o9 9iDe Raao ~0esan9aaeu6e,
eno ben, ioni life ggr bet.
ll69iDes .oa9li9 af Dow, Jones & Co.,
~ Broad ST., New York.
(Ssal Strets 1loite 9tnheosageutur.)
So ON aaret; 81 for en- aiaaneo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-19
@aiancens Cpbeuelie.

"0annebrog" ftriper | 9aar
bl. a.. Set, Der mau tie iamtioig meo
Observation-Disclosures Snofprelfe
Deb 8orgerreprGi entantpaIgene, er,
at bet t~gbenbapnIfe 8enitre og Sociz
aloemotratiet Tiger 5arbel og Eat
til 6inanoer. De Qrtigbeoer. bOor=
meo be aaiereoe naiten til Stubi9beo
tratterer bindnben, u~notu9en umiooels
bart for @alg, tuloe od ogiaa ipnes
at tpoe paa, at penne 5dgen 4fifeo
MAJ tunne he uoen alt for mango
Daaoe 2ommetsrtlRoer.
6oor mar bette Gieblit fommer,
tror bi, inQen meo geiiemtbeo ian
Iige; bet tan tomme noset mart.
bet tan maaite bare ct Qars 3io eaer
liot mere enonu. Wen at bet tommer
% bet / en- poerIfuelig 5remtio, er If
fert not. Mqiancen bar alerreoe pds
ret dltfor l9nge; ben blip luttet /
1884 unoer tor get9nteIigbeo fra
6eqqe Barriers Sibe Og betrasteoes iom
ct Nsopargemiobel mob grobtIoriet,
bpis 0age man ben Sang bddbebe
mart biloe bare tdlte. GU iaoner ben
/ bpert Sab al fOrnufti9 9e9runz
belize
Man fan oltiod berefter / en- life
fern Gremtib oente Opb9oelie n al
4Qidnten meaem 9enItre og Social
bemotratiet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-19
o9aniferen."
esrbag Den 10. Npril 1902.
Blair, Hebr.

5 5irsbugs Mites blep peo en- Rom
cert Der / Blair ben odnife 8ompos
niIt Gabes bergmte 9oncerttpttt
,9orsfarerne" Iunget At biemlig IA.
lent meb llnbtagelie al ct Bar SolOi=
tier fra Omaha. Stpttet. Der bier
inituoeret at gnens leoenoe. Wufif.
larer, prof. Sobnion. bleD pei uo=
fri % bafte megen Beunbring.
aebeliet bar bet, at Der ben 4fter
blep 9eenbeir, Iaa publitum bier
meget minbre eno bet for anleonin.
gen burne bdpe b9ret.
= gaitor Nnter bar b9ret ing. ner
sr M igen temmelig raft.
: Oct faar gsrnene til at ipiie
1ope % pofse. SIR Mobsren ft9rt DC
iunb. Sfaber en- lunb camille. DE
1sr Rocfn Mountain Sea. 35. Gts.
6arnbam &c SampTon.
= gn Del Stuoenter fra 8fail
college par / 4ftes / 9eIsg 9os 9aul
peteriens.
= 6. 6. Yierce er ben betenbte le'
benbe 5orbanblsr at ale Slass Msbs
Ter, Sensefiebre os Mabraisr. 8dr'
nepoene n. T. b. 9an bill f9lge Bill
Iisers enb be fore 9uie meb glimrenbs
4atoIpg.
= Ct Sdngtor er / traol 9irtiom-
beO meo at inbpOe Sange til 8irfe-
inbbieliesfeiten.
: Seq teOer Og IuOer lepe. = 9t
fattigs giper ieg nogle qenge Og ReIten
9aar til Hoctn Mountain Sea.
5arnbam &c Sampion.
= Sobn Mc0uarrie bar ct fort
Splag at 8psninssmoterialer os
aul til labefte prifer.
= Setter 4ageien fra Nubl. 5ouie
bar / be iioite 0age bGret fraoerenbe
fra lit @rbejoe pad @runo at Eng
Dom.
= MoOer, Sa, en- patte er NOT til
to 3part at 8abp Meoicin. st grugs@
anpisningen. Der er intet Iaa gobt
for gernene TOm Hocfn Mountain
&c. 35 Gtg.
5arnbum &c Sampion.
= 6oruaret er tragt meo at inbs
Fnoe fla. 8reerns prgoer forgeoes
paa at i9tte glabs. 8et gadr iad
fmaat.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-19
Misiions= % l~lnaOpmsmpoc

Den Odnfte=epgl. lut6. Menig6eo /
Glts9orn, Su., inbbpber berbeo @ens
nsr of bort Samfuno og ben lutberfte
Rirfe til Misionsmsbe, iom afbolbe3
i Msnisbebens airfe ben %. %. og
"a. april. 5ilrejienbe of6entes |
Murne og Qububon, naar be meloe
Deres apmme til Qiels SlIer, Mgb.s
Jormanb, eller g. g. Big. Mgb.s
prQff.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-19
8or Malt Sonif (SobbeltpO

gen at oOer en- Miaion aroner / 4ts
tier.
On begge 5~oretageuber gaIoer bet,
at man fun unoerbddnben o9 fun Der
/ 9anoet bar iDgt 5ililutning til BEN,
iamt at bet bibtil opnadebe Reiultai
bar en- ~forelebig 9aratter % Tan pen-
tes b%etppelig iore9et / ben n9rmeite
5remtib.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-19
6nsmiooel for Gbinoer

Req uHl ienbe frii. i~iqiaemeb fuIftanbia grnoson,
bisnina, en- Del al sette iimpIe ousmfooel mob Sbibs
LOB. tofef, Mooerens 5Draptuina % ,Snlben, man
nelfuln eIer imertefufo Wid1neos1pb, BniOer e1er
BebGtter, Nnfalo al Barme, Iilbgieligbeb III at Sra
be, lsbenoe Smerte | Hpgrahen. 6napQrt oa ane
glaze Aninbeinaoonrie, tif enhber, ioni ienber mia
fin Nbresfe. @Bore. bDis 9Btre er mae, bill lea abe
f~orti1tte bermeb. foifer BET fun tolo Gents ON iaen
at biine f~nlitRnbig h~eibrebet. Sea gnifer life at Iolae
noaet. FDrtal andre Sioenoe oetom - bet er ali,
bpao leg beg9rfr. Aor.:
1ars. ~. Ssnmets,s 9or PSI, @otre Tome, 3nb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-19
9anif 29rer ioges.

emaus eb.zlutb. Menisbeo | 8acine,
gsis., Tiger en- troenbe 9erer for Spers
o~a9sifolen. 2ereren gnifes iaa mart ionl
mulist ps ieneit til lite Snli b. q. Be,
ium gnife Tlabien, beoes inbienoe beres
Mnipsnins til unbertesnebe inben lite Maj.
Gaa eniaus Mgbs. Sfoleraabs 8esne,
6. $. Senior
113O Wpuno gne., &acine, isis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-19

6ele 3orsoagen bar ban iiobet
Iammen meo nogle aammerdter %
orutfet / gepprtningen .,Stibet" pg
er OeO Qftenstio, oa be %aIeIammen
bar bleoen beruieoe, tommen / 8lam=
meri meb en- al oisie, en- ca. 26saarig
Sitter. Der gaar unoer Rupnet qeter
Sjalanber. 5srit floaes De i Be
p9rtnin9ens @unro; osrfra forIagoe
be SfuepIaoien NED foran Ssrnbanes
pafbuiet, men Der bteD be ifilte at
nogle al Sernbanens 5OIt.
Man amer life, bporleoes Den 1or=
ul1tteOe bar funbet fin 9ob, men Gu
gen oil MI blibe giort til @enitanO for
lln~Oeriegslie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-19

Rsbnines Git
ere. Oct er MT a%fgiort, at 7 al
Manbfabet fra Reonings6aaoen
.QilBre" Der / bet ipbIi9e 9nr6osre
fratraoer beres plaoier / Behring's
p9Ienets 3ieneite. Qnleoningen til
bette StriOt, Der bar oatt megen Opz
iigt, re @eiattslien at ben glaos. Der
bIep lebig Deb Reonings6aaben, ba
%. s. MoGerup / Sanuar Orufnsbe
paa 6aoet. OpIbnsmanben Marius
2iler inoItiqebe q. $. Moaerups
grober til ben leoige plaos; men BEN
ne SnbItiding bleb life taget til 5plge.
Gn Munb fra Grit, &r. Rngaarb
bleb aniat. Sans grobsr brutnebs /
1897, ba ,2iler"s 6ele Nanbffd6 for
ulnftebe, og Der ital ba bGre lobet Str.
Vngadro en- glops peb 9daben, nuar
en- iaaban bleb lebig. aoniul Qnbers
fen. 2embig. antog bam oerfor MI.
Wan ifulbe innes, at bette bar FORFEIT
bdnblet at RebningspaI enets Gbef;
aligepel mebfgrte bet en- Rebolutipn,
Der M tulminerer / at fbO fratr9be De-
oes plabier beb Reoninqsboaben. Oct
egenlige Motio er reIigisie @runbe,
iDet Rpgddrb life er MisIionsmdnb,
mebens be 7, Der M fratr9be, ere BET.
De ere oGe o69tige 8ebningsm9no,
og bet er bstloselist. at be babe aniet
bet for nsbOenbigt at Opsioe beres
glabier. Der bill MI blibe ontaget 7
nbe WGnb. Com ben M 9aabferer
n9bns5 en- ung Sitter, 4nbers Ren,
Der Dor | 8eilbb; ban bsrsr til bet
Wdnbfab, Der M er beb 9daben. s
lang BIB bar ban b9ret 8%aa6Fsrer for
ct JiIferlob I 9ejlbb. llben 3pibl
biGe flere al bans 9ammerdter, Der
ale ere unge, bbgtise 5iifere bliOe ane
fate beb Rebningsbaoben. De babe
paa 6apet bsjet mango 6aaroe 5ure
iummen. Com Opibnsmanb nabnes
Stronbfoeeb adrl 2iler, en- 8rober
til Wdrinus 2ilsr, Der fratraber fom
Spipnsmanb. Oct er Ssnnen at ben
gamle betenbte neutrality-suspicious.
Niels 2iler, Der boebe | ben fbbligite
@adro paa 6arbosre og iom sbe
for noole Oar Iiben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-19
Smao Weooelelier.

"6ulbmagtig' G6riftian NJ
ZEN. : Belle, 6. Qpril. "5ulom99s
tia" G%6riitianIen blep / 0aar trans
porteret ira Belle Spsebus til 4rreitz
buiet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-19
Ginger sp=Maifine.

$50 os s65. afbras for fulb getalinq
syamle Maifiner iifanDiat. $500 | afbra9
pr. Waaneb os insen Renter forIanses,
gamls Waifinet $500 os op. 9ipe yfaifinei
af andre 5obrifatsr $500 os op.
s. e. Kemp, ACT.
Blair, NeOr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-19
ut rartre en- sorfslelfe I en- aae,

Bring Laxative Bromo Quinine Biler. aae1puz
fefere tilbagefeperer Eengefe, bpis bette Mibbel {laar
Bel. o .W- @ropes NapnetrRf er paa hper 2efe. CSC.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-19


Ger. Gfter 6bab ,Hationoltib." err
farer, er Der, iom at os t%ibIigere mebs
belt oeO Selegrafen, / ben nGrmeit
foruogaaenoe 3ib bleben tegnet betDs
beige 8ele6 / 10 fore Goretagenber,
Der begge tiliigte at opbj9lpe be sfonos
mite og T~ociale 5orbolb | DanTt 8eit.
inbien, naturligbis unber 5orubiets
ming al, at bet lntfes at bebdre gerne
for 0anmarf.
0et enc at bisie 5oretagenber er
ct plantageIelfta6. 6bis 5ormddf sr
at optsbe Serb paa bore tropiite Der
og bribe ben rationelt unber banIft
Qanbm9nbs Qebelie. Der er BERTH
2sbst at meset fort 3ib inbtil MI
tegnet ct 9eleb al ober 900,0 ar.
Del unbet 5oretaeenbe er Ell Damp
Tti6ss og 5anbelsIelifab, Iom ifal OPP
rette en- birette 5orbinbelie meIlem
Dftsrisen Og Mellemameritd, og ION
bill fad ct anubepunft | ct. S6omds.
Jor penne plons ubfsrelie bar Der
onereOe | nosen lib bGret ftinet en-
@ardnti at } min. &r., og bet fore
Joretagenbe sr | ben ieneite Sib bles
ben p~berligere iitret gennem Segnins
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-19

Qar6us @asb9rf. 4ar6us
8braab bar pda ct Webe bebtdget at
bebilge ct 8slsb af ca. 100000 Str.
til nbbibelis al gasbertet, fra bOiltet
Der M forbruges omtrent Iaa megen
@as, Iom bet oberbobebst fan bbe,
nemlig 7-80O,0O0 aubitfob baglig.
llbpibelien, Der ffal omfatts Hetorts
buffet, MaIfinz og aontorbbgningen.
ffdl efter planen bore tilenbebragt |
Qgbet df 4dret 1903.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-19

SIbGgs. 0atIfop, 6. Npril.
4uguit Jren9en &c Sos Sabp9rt og
5refqreri er / Dag totalt nepbr9not.
Sloen opftob ST.. 10a og 2uerne omls
Ipanete mep ripenoe 6ait gngningen.
ST. 12d par granop9snet 9erre oper
Sslben, Der ba ganite bapbe eOela9t ben
Itore etetages ta9papt9tteoe gpgning
meb @dsmaitine og 5rabedrbejoz
ningsmaIfiner. Sloen par opitaaet
Deo en- fpenff 4rbejOsmanbs 5. 7, os
1Ozaarige 8prns 9eg meb 3anoz
litter. gpgnin9en par %asiureret /
Gebf9oernes aim. 9rduoforfitring
for 10000 ar. 9dgeret, bDoraf Der
brGnbte Tor 1900 ar., bar for
iitret for 10000 ar. / 2oa. 5alTier
og 9angslanbs 9ranoforiitring. Sir
maet, Der Iige buDoe ooertaget en-
tor 3emmerleperance til Qdfitoo
6apnep9Ien, liber ct fsIelist Cab Oeb
Stanosningen / Sabb9rtets Drift.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-19
WltersMaIerier

% andre Runfimalsrier. iaafom Bsrtratter. 0iomaer
liant aanbfabss % Glarine-seener o.. .. ubiSres
snuft % biniot. Debas % fneae importaebe gamer
Tube Colors) % prepated canvas beuqftes.
Deaininoer mpbtaaes pad 9ssninser til aIterrammer
s.f.s n. JENSEN,
Is North Main St., Council Bluffs, Ia.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-19

Gn 9onfuli Obsneorufs
tet Gilt. 8oniul @. Rasmusien
/ Obenie o9oe forleoen efter at bare
oruttet Opium. Ulun Deb enbnu life,
ON Der forelisger ct Setomorb. eler
ON ban bar bruttet @iften peb en-
5ejltagelie. Den Qfosbe par en- al
OOenie gbs mitsrite 9sbmanb oa BAR
Snbebaper at Birmaet G8monn &c
Stomp. 6an bieO fun AZ Qar 81.
Oct 16. Barn 9irte. 5
Stige airte Oeb Oosnie bsbtes 2ber
paaitebag 5ragtmanb S. 6oniens
is. Barn. beO bDilten 2ejliebeb 5ors
Rlbrene meO II 8srn bar til Stebe.