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The evening Republican., 1902-05-07
lie t We Forget

= The Smyrna call says The State
reasons for the par doniDg Of Monty
aioO A. Cole, tho Canadian who SO
brntalIy mu.l cred young Montaeue,
have not as yet been made manifest.
That there were state Reasons mus
now be ADMITTED becaU We have
been assured that Mr. Ward appear.
cd before the Board Of pardons IN
his capacity as Altorncy-G General Of
the State Of Delaware. OF course
these reasons wiIl now very Shortly
he made pubic. The people VIII cy-
pect and demand them. If the, are
good reasons all Will bc we'll. Itlhcy
are not perhaps al will not he s.
we'll The people OF Kent County are
Interested in til matter,
The evening Republican., 1902-05-07
Meetin : Di Loom iXsrs

The excursion committee Of the
LuomhXerS' Protective x Beneficial
Association OF tie Pni.a aIciphit bis
trict, comprising Pnilade'pAra Dcia-
ware aud New Castle, Del, counties.
met at the Washington II ousr Chcs-
ter, last evening for he purpose Of
making arrangements for the annual
excursion OF the Association. The
business meeting wAa'prec2dcd by u
supper.
The committee scttIcl down to
business with Chairman Richard Stct-
ser, Of Nrankford presiding. and
John G. NicEers, Of Kcn singtun, as
secretary. 1t was decided TO hold the
excursion on June ,tA at Washington
Park.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-07
THE WEATHER.

In the Middle States and New Eng.
land today clear weather will prevail
followed by slowly rising tempera-
ture.
Thursday, clear weather will prevail
with cooler temperature and westerly
winds.
Friday partly clear and warmer
weather will prevail, with variable
winds.
The Thermometer at W. c. Taylors
drug store 3o2 King street today reg
istercl Us follows
1o'clocA 10 O'Clock lo'clock
G3 y 81
The evening Republican., 1902-05-07
A New Rasa Bali Club

The butchers and fish dealers are
organizing base ball club, who will
play several games Of ball the pro-
ceeds to be given to the two hospitals.
The fish dealers think they can beat
the butchers easily and show them
that they know how to scale ball
as well as a fish.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-07
Cut P,g> III 0, I

Laurel DEL May d. Feeling over
the Collins murder mystery has he
come very bitter, aud some one last
night visited the pig pen OF Captain
James smith, an adAercnt Of OlIins.
ana cut the throat Of hs largest log.
Friend, Of 'tp'au smith say the
nee1 WAS c9mmlttcl Oy an cncmy Of
Collins.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-07
Ca'arlh ( nnot b. Cu"cl

with Local Applications, as they can
not reach the seat Of the disease.
Cltarrh is a bIoul Oh constitutional
disease and in order to cure it vUu
must tal,r internal rcmcdi"S Hail s
t1ldrrli Cure is taken internally, and
acts directly on the blood aud mucous
surfaces, llaii'> Catarrh Cure is not
alaurN medicine 1t wa, prescribed
by o"c ul the best PHYSICIANS il this
country for years, and Is a regular
prescription. II is composed Of the
Lest toujra hu.Wn, rWnhin"I with
lIc best b}ood purifiers. acting di-
r""l,f On the llltCruU, surfaces. The
perfect combination Of the two ngrc-
d'"nIo /, What ProiHc"e ,lCIl wonder
III. results in curing CalaMn.
send for Testimonials, free.
+. j. CHENEY X Co., IoLcdo, @.
>"ld bi Druggists, &c.
lia.Ia Family Pills are tie best.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-07
QOsDei Meeting

Rev. Alfred Smith of Epworth NJ.
Il. church will address the gospel
meeting at the Young Men Chris
tain Association on Sunday afternoon
Ills subject will he Temperance. y
Woman are invited to attend the
meeting.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-07
tiEAlt1

II NItNBTr On this 9th inst, James E. Hornby
in his 18th year.
Relatives and friends of the family ar. re.
spectfulJ invited TO attend the funeral sar-
vicss ut his late Iesl iuncn near 1aIl"yville.
Brandywlno lid. on Thursday afternOo II,
May 3, 1909 at : o'clock. lnlerm"nt at It,.
Lebanon cemetery wItlout fur Lher notce.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-07
The Piano Contest.

The piano contest which is beino
conducted by a number of vii.
m1ngtou merchants is arousine
Gul'ea stir among local organiza-
tons, The plan is fully outlined in
our advertising columns. Many
votes have been cast for well known
and popular societies, churches.
schools and fire companies and the
contest promises to be most spiritc1
The evening Republican., 1902-05-07
ItwM Hritgelon Factory Burned.

tsEM l}ritgelon Factory Burned.
Bridgeton, n. j.. May THE
largest bottle factory OF the Cum
berIand Class Company was COM
pieteIy destroyed by fire this morn
ing. Loss, $4,000. Nearly three
hundred men and boys are thrown
out OF employment
The evening Republican., 1902-05-07
alas III Crash

Topeka Kan. May $. During
th" heavy fog tins morning an eN-
trH "a-thuUui ratt!" train ON the
Union Pacific ran into regular
easthpWnl freight train at Il cross
ln@ in North TorrIio, causing Il
wreck in which two ,tprkmru Were
Killed ;NIl s'Vrn injured.
Thr regular train had stopped at
the rIu~~jll~ rs usual. Just H. it
was st:utlu@ UP the extra, coming
at the rate Of forty mites an hour.
struck the caIurN", splitting it into
The evening Republican., 1902-05-07

TcrrlbI" pll2u">, 'hp~o itching.
peslerln- diseases ot 'hr skin. Put
an end to misery. Du1n'- Ointment
cures. At any chG,y store.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-07
Grand Stand Collapsed At Bull Fight.

Madrid, May 7.-During q bull
fight at Linares to-day the platform
upon which spectators were seated
collapsed. killing five persons and
injurjng more than fifty. many OF
them severely,
The evening Republican., 1902-05-07
W idsRuSls O.Pa1C Stricken Girls

Philadelphia, May For the
second time within week the girl
cigarmakers in the American Cigar
Company's factory, Tenth street,
near Washington avenue, became
panic stricken and made wild rush
to escape from the building. Only
the GOODNESS of Thomas Lappin and
one of the foremen, prevented a rep
etition of the disaster of last We'd
neslay.
1t appears that the antics of the
musician employed by the cOmpan y
to amuse the girls at piano yeste r
day caused one to laugh so heartily
that she went into Mysteries. Thi S
girls actions and cries caused the
several hundred other girls to arise
from their seats in terror, as though
impeled by one common impulse.
Inspector 1.appn was standing in
the room and shouted that nothing
the matter, and ordered all to be
seated. A few hesitatcd and then
obeycd the order. Inspector Lappin
hurried as fast as he dared to the door
way, but about 60 girls had escaped.
III kill the first girl who tries to
get by, yelled Lappin. SO back to
your seat S.
The foreman moved among the
women and the musician played
some lively tunes. Mr.. Lappln's
action and the words of the fore.
man quoted the females. The
girls took their seats, and those
who fed to the street returnedto
work. =
The girl supposed to have led the
rush was suspended, and the super
intendent has stated tnat any girl
who leaves her seat hereafter under
similar circumstances will be dis.
charged.
Chcagos Men In Trouble
Rome, May IA tele gram from
Trieste states that last night several
sailors Belonging to the American
cruIser Chicago assaulted citizens in
the street. -Four Of the men were
arrested despite efforts to rescue
them.
They were delivered 10 Captain
Dayton, commanding the Chicago,
who paid all claims for broken win
| dows.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-07
MECHANICS ANNINERSA AIRY.

Eureka Council. No. I, American
Mechanics. put II members through
the Oriental Degree last night.
Next Tuesday will be the Councils
anniversary and special program
is being prepared for that evening.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-07

VIZ ANTED-SITUAT ALTON BY A MIDDLE
w aged woman Tor light houscwork or
take care Of old lady. Apply 8l7 T. Sth st.
mist
The evening Republican., 1902-05-07

kOR RSAl.E--FANCY NDOTTS AND
! lnShorn eggs, ID in setting, 30 cents.
Apply 20 Maryland avenue. m7-3t'
ptOPOS MS FOH STREET LIHH TING
l. Inc Board of Directors of the Street
and sewer Department will receive sea led
proposals at the office Of tho department, a,
sixth and King streets, until 10 O'clock a. H.
Thursday, May Ii, a. y. lOJa, for lighting
certain uf the street or portions thereof, II
the city Of Wilmington, by SIS Or more gas
lights, or by incandcscent gas lights, com.
mencing Monday, June :, A. u. 1907, for the
term Of one or moro years not exec siding six.
Copies OF specifications may be obtained at
the Office of the department.
The right is reserved to reject any and all
Attest: HARVEY j. WILEY,
m75t Secretary.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-07

Simm's Comp. PennyrOyal Pills. The
ladies extraordinary romody. Be sure
you get tho Comp"
by mail II 90. 606 King s'root
The evening Republican., 1902-05-07
CARD BASKET.

. Representative Theodore f. Clark
was in the city today.
Mrs. William A. Lang is on the
sick list, suffering with tonsllitis.
Wallnce Connolly and wife, Of
this city, have returned home after
visiting friends in Marcus Hook.
Misses Hitch and Belle Mammele
of this city. spent Saturday aud Sun
day with their cousin. Lena Daley,
in Chester.
Miss Helen Currinder, of Newark,
will spend May week with relatives
at Ogleton.
Theodore Rodgers, formerly OF
this city, but now of New York,
was in our city today.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-07

NIANTED - AN EXPERIE NCEO Hal
w salesman, good wages; refere nee. Ap
ply D. RIOS. Il Son. 2J6.S.l0 Market street.
mi IT
The evening Republican., 1902-05-07

Why . M the whole
season with
not 70 II + n g W
clothes. Some
Have people wait
until the end
the OF season for
mark down
Pleasure sales and bar
gains and no
doubt save money at the
expense Of comfort and
satisfaction, but very often
gct what they don't like
and what they wish they
had not bought. We have
a great linc of new Spring
Suits, we cannot give any
idea Of their beauty, style
or finish. come in and see
them. $40, ST. and S15
will do wonders for you.
A few finer special styles
SIS and $40. Spring over
coats in the swell styles,
very short box coats and
the very long swell coats.
Rain Coats that look like
spring oycrcoatS and that
answer for both. $50 to
$2j.
Open Tuesday and Sutur-
day Evenings.
JAS 7. MULLlN & SONS
9th All Market. Wilmington
The evening Republican., 1902-05-07
Funeral Of ]. B. heraler.

The funeral Of John B. Hersler took
place this morning from his late home
3Ol Broome street. High mass was
celebrated at the Sacred Heart c hurch
and interment made AZ the new Cath.
edral cemetery.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-07
Pomona Grange.

The New Castle Pomona Grange
will meet in Union Grange Hall on
Thursday, June 5. The session
promises to be an interesting one.
1t was under the auspices of Po-
mona Grange that the very success
full fair was held last season at
Brandywine Springs. The matter
of holding the fair for three days
this season will be considered by the
Grange when it meets. Other inn
portant matters will be discussed.
The ladies of Union Grange will
see that the visitors are entertained
in a manner worthy of Mill Creek
hundred.
1t is stated that more warm hos
pitality prevails in that h undred
than in any other hundred In the
State.
One of the leading grangers in
that section and who takes a deep
interest in Union Grange is Rich.
ard G.. Buckingham. 1t is safe to
say that with such man as Mr..
Buckingham as the moving spirit
the session will be a successful one.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-07
/, $500 Strich ( zeidler
Upright Grand Piano,

to be donated TO the Most
Popular Society, Church,
School, Fire, Company, or
any organization having the
Highest Number Of Votes at
The evening Republican., 1902-05-07
,RCH. ANTS,
PIANO PRIZE VOTING CONTEST

The following is a partial
list Of the merchants of Will
mington who are conducting
the contest fora magnificent
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-23
SOganmctOclIc.
,,SulrEjcrnen 1902.

Reoi9eret oF 8. S. 5. 6. Mdtt9iez
len. Gn mere imagfuto og tint uOs
f6rt Sulebog 7tal noget 2ano 6abc pan>
fteligt BED at ppoiie. 8aaoe Sefit "a
SiGeber er pad en- Sang Natur "a
&unit / ben melt belgerenoe 6armpni,
% Sulelemningen er belt igennem eg>
te. Nf Sno6oloet Frem1abes: y8laoe
Sui, Daili8e Sui" at life minore eno 10
6orfattere, 6orfatterinOer % 9unitz
mere; u8rorions Galmetone" at 8iz
flop 8. Sod meo 8egainger af SIR.
Bang; IS 2ensmanbsarre iten" efter
M(aleri at Carl Sanien; uGtSfumpel=
ifuo" al paitor 8, Magdaro, / Gnez
tet Morge); oMarias SBn" at pa
itrr 4.9roritrpm; u9iItorien DIN Mlpiz
itr5" at Gdnb. tbeol. Olf. &i6arb;
r5lu9et" at @tiftsproDIt, fgG. &onfess
lipnarius Sac Pau1i meo &iIleoer al
S. 8oeien; uNaur Stenene tale" al
Puftor q. 5ibiger msO npbelige Sill
leosr at 8%igrns6Olm, bet ganle @iot=
ifpf &lofer; uSalige ere be, ION ItiFte
5reo" at paitpr, Tic. tbeoG. Senrp US
ling 0. |. b., 0. |. b., FAINT enoelig NM
last but not least ~ ct Sgl9e=
blao, u&riItus % Snnberinren", Der
CT ct fdnot lille 9unitoerf, iom fan
prpbe en- 8G5 / feb bet met forDring2z
fuloe 9iem. "SuleFtiernen" faaes fra
Sanii5 2utb. publ. 9ouF,, Blair,
Heb. 40 Siosr fort SoGio ruu tint 9az
ptr og / fmuft tomprnsre; SmiIa9.
Pri5 so Gents.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-23

meo til At innge ,Glaoe Sill, osiliss
! Sul," 1tre6e Gt1rman0en.
u9porle0es gift bet IA til?" 7purgte
emma meo 7pnlig @ioe6egGrlig6eO.
} Oct It mart ~Fortalt. SCR 10 2(ar
{ioan oar jag meo til at 6oloe. SuIeaf=
ten u0e ! NoroI5en, men bet bar Deo
Rattet / Ell Dunorenpe Storm; bdaz
rs &Qptajn pg Mano1tub bar fommea
! en- fem &Iemme, pi funbe ingen 6plo
foa p0d Gfuoen troo5 ait, hbdb hi ma
iaoe mco fenoe, og bun gift paa 9umz
r,rne, oriopaaoe 6leo bi "a ~fnageape
folDt par bet, % nort sri par na7ten
SO IND til SfinDat; / ben Mu1Derinq
maatte pi ForIabe ppr gamle 9lin7puer
rg gaa / Storbau0en, og iad 6olot pi
Suleoag % bet meTte al anoen SuleDag
| aabsn SaaD pao 0apet. st Bar at
6olfene funoe life flare zig Longer; Sc
bare opoe al Sgrit pg &ulbe, bd Di
anDen Suleoogs Gftermibbaq blere
6~iGrgeoe At en norif Camper, Der qif
til 9am6urg, pg FER 6leo Taa bele
&ramtiI ten i~nblogeret paa @Dqe6ufet
Fnr 8olbbrano. Me1 goOt bar Get, lea
tom 6er; t6i Der fit ieg 9inene ABB
nere for np9et, ieg albrig baooe t9nft
pad fgr at Sulen pgIaa bar en- Set
for mig, 6por jeg ogiau bapbe 2pp til
at glebe mig og juble: yOs er i Dag
en- 5relIer fsbt!!" Oct fan ieg tafte
en- faaoan fin 5rsfen for iom Dem,
tbi bun tom naten 1ber Dag til mig,
mems isg lad Ing paa 9oipitalet, og
,fortdlte mig faa m.g.t ON SeIus, at
ieg tiliibIt mautte til at taffe 6am fpr
bans aerlis6eO til urtne SDnbere. Seq
mitsoe bel be TO 5ingre paa penitre
!5aano, fom De Ter, men i.g fanbt Sc
ius. Se BET bar bog bet bebite al BET
belle.
uIab, fort9l o5 libt ON SeIu5, lille
SAT-" bao 8srnsn.; men ban CAB life
Igt paa benz.
Saa tlpnseoe 0r.n9.n zig til emma:
,,aan 9u fife, ~fremmeoe pige, fortane
mig liot pm SsIus - ban, Ger bolber
Iaa me9et at ale Inaa 8Brn?"
W}e1 emma bgiebe fig Blot neb ooer
bet mprfblOnbe 8arnehOpeo og fpsfebe
bet paa panOen. !9enoes Sine blep
fugtise.
Nu forftro bun, 6porfor ben sSule=
uften babbe beret Iaa tom for benbe.
Oct banfebe paa Osren
Oct bar ben ar%iTtpfratife", Der
traabte inb. Meb en- 0ilien, Der tbte=
Zig nof tilfenbegap, bpor meget ban
neblob Zig til RED at taa fer, forrette=
Sc ban lit 9grinbe til be unas STRIFE
ner. 6orelDrene baObe ienOt Bur,
bbpr Be 6Ieo at,
; Ell 5art fl Sc ungs piser Seaterz
faaberne Tlnnget pm fig, tr0ffepe Jol=
tenes l@anDer, tpsfebe 8prneae % Here
NED aO S~rapperne.
Meosns Zen ariitpfrdti7fe", iom
Fulste bag efter, ioriqt tBrreOe fire
0anber, for at fan life IfulDe FIRE
noget al bet fattiss Smubs meD Jig Up
/ De bpie Sale, bDiitebe emma til SUIT
ia, ibet BUN tpg hsnoe Dm SfulOeren:
Set er nof %, Der er be fatti9e, %
be rerrehe be rige."
Oct bar ben S~uleaften.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-23
M

% anere &unsmalerier, iaa'om 8: ortrGtter, GIpmftcr
1nt 9Gnoifabs= % Ntarine=5cenrr o. I. r. unirrt
inuct % tiaist. @ebite % fiueie imnottereSe 7nrper
Tube Colors) 70 prepatcd canvas bfun 1tes
Eeiti1in9sr ulunta8,s paa 1cGninner tt a!tesrauaier
otr. r.. JENSEN,
81 North Main St, Council Dlu1s, Ia.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-23

Or. @nrb3 Mnrwap 1inc enrup ipnes.
IGrltg ififfet for 8urn. 8ebngfli9t nttaae:
linbrenbe 8irfnin9 Bet er Nfiolet Of ale
Mibler fDr enboer glrt Strube@ Dg 2nnge=
lpobpmme.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-23

8rp5ierer 8lo9s DgIda pilce BABE bet.
BAR Ban Itrafs frafalosn ale pDerligert
6Orbringer.
9en ItOre Monbs 4a7pn oplpites Al
ct tilFreo5 Smil.
Toraringer 6ugneoe SET nleO; Den
ar~itofratiife" ita6loOe Ell 6el Sob pp
paa ct 8oro peo Chen al Erect; Set
TIC natcn Ell G:l Slime meo at potfe
oem uo, Fda rem beiet % 6eunOre6e
- unOertiben ogiua DurOeret. % ar
le pionebe De pn1, at @rosierereIs bar
bpoeOrige 6pIf.
rGGSa, MI bar ri io let ben 9erIi96eo,
8prn, % bet er io rigttg npbsligt aft
iummen," ia9rs 9ufets 6errs, men
ifal pi MI life gaa IND % tale ON Ga
gerne."
oSa, LAB % bct." fagoe ben 1pere
0usfrue, iDet Fun gabeOe let.
Saa 6leo ba 2piere ilufteoe, man
gift inb / be andre 8arelfer, pg ben
aritpfratiTfeN luffeOe 0grea meo Ell
Smbu, FER bar en5engielsIutter perz
big.
&lpffen gift til ipo. 9bab nu?
ga, 9baD MI? @rosferer 8lo9 gtf
after til fine NDiier for at fortIette
fine Stuoier at ben iibit tie 8srsnpterz
ing og npbt i'm Mibbagscigar. 5ruen
og 9strene flpg fig ne0 / Sioeoareliet;
&niplepinoene fsgDnote after at rasle.
% De unge begnnbte at ie iammen / Be
iiOfe uSulerofer".
S.t bar for Heten ct par npbelige,
unge Pi9er - be 10. emma por mprf
meb imufte. regelmasiige Sret, LET
beiet Naie oo ct par flogs, blaa 9ine;
bun hur piit ct Bar Qar elore snb SUIT
ia, Der bar rBbblonb, og bpts Nnfist
juit life bar regelmesfgt, bpab ter
maaffe baobe iinNuriug i, at Neiez
tippen baobe en- lille, tafgeini7g opab,
men be ffelmffe. bruno Sine qiorbe
alt gobt.
9e oiDite Iiftert ielo, at e bar imufz
te. Urge 9iser far ct merfeligt Snz
itinft til at fDritaa ielp en- balpfpebet
8iie, aar Den Oreier Jig pm beres ubz
fscnbe.
Sg paa 8aIerne - tier I Officers
Foreaingen - bab0e be bprt murgea
Ell 8iie barpm al be galante Dragon
le~itnanter.
M2en bet tenfte be bog life pad MI,
bsrtil bare be altfor optdgne al en- file
StriO ON en- SDrteuing, Der ftob at
laie / DSulerOTer"; GnOen paa 2egen
blep, ct be blepe uFornermebe" paa
6inanben, latte fig / bDer 1T 9i6rne At
@rrelIet og furmulebe.
Der Gerffebe lang Sib Dpbsitil6eb,
ION fun af6rgbes at Intfernes &niz
tren, naar 9rDfereren penbte benz eqer
Foloebe Dem iommen inbe / Mrbeibsfaz
binettet.
@a6-uah, bbor jeg feDer mig"
Iagbe e1oelig Sutta, Der loa ifgbeslpt
benilengt paa en- GbatIelongue meb
ben pmitriDte oSulerpfer" / Saanben;
~formobentlig febeOe bun Jig poer, at
FUN fife baooe faaet 3et oper @ps
Iteren, itent bun / 9iertet ogIaa mente,
at 5prteuingen par bet bare @anb.
oSulsaften er od ogfda Ell at be febez
Itgfte Nftener / bele @aret; man fan in
gen @efpg Oente, CO maj er life andre
END fig ielp."
Sfpnt emma fife fpareDe noget til
Spferens Sem9ffntn9, gap gun henDe
Bog Me0holo. Suleaften b febez
Zig, og bun tenfte rber, + 0 r ben
bar Get. Seq ffal labe bet bore uiagt,
om BUN fom til :1ogen 2psning at bette
5~pgrgsmaul, men ct beb jcg, % Get
er, at BUN Ogiaa tantte paa, bpor uriz
meligt bet bar, at bOloe Suleuften paa
Cen Waabe.
Sg bet bar Der for GeI ten npget /.
,Mo'r - Mo'rl" 5ruen fpr
meb ct Set op al fine Sanfer, ipm
BUN babbe funbet bet ngbpenoigt at
pperbeie meb luffebe Sine.
n6peb er Der, min pige?"
y@r Der fife 9uostieneit tie / Often i
Glemensfirfe?"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-23
8 m ~Ju1egave
anbefales fSlgendc Boger:

I Husandagt 500
Madsens Husandagtsbog, Shirtingsbind .... s1.6O
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Vejen, Sandheden og Livet $3.50
Lys og skon, en- Bog for unge Kvnder, Omslag 30c.
indbunden 00c.
Luther: Kristelige Betragtninger til hver Dag i
Aaret, indbunden i Shirtingsbind. 1880. $1OO
Samme Bog, indbunden Va1skbind ............. $1.20
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Luther: Fuldstandig Kirke- og Huspostile ........ $4OO
Beck: Paa Llvets Vel, Prapdikenero over nye Tekst-
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U~ngdommens Skatkiste, Bibelsprog til hver Dagi
Aaret............. 3Oc.
San1me Bog, gennemtrukket med hvide Blade.... SOC.
En- Pilgrims Vandr1ng $3.50
Ire Juleaftener, Omslag ........ .......... 6Oc.
lndb. 90c.
JuleSternen 1902 SOC.
Bernenes Julebog, j flint Omslag. 15c
Ju1enS Bog, Pragtudgave. 25c.
julie Digte og Skitze. 1Oc.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-23


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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-12-25
USES OF A BANANA.
Many Sources of Revenue 10 which
This Popular Fruit l.
Put.

Immense fortunes have been made
out Of the banana business. Revenues
do not accrue alone from the sale Of
the fruit, for the leaves are used for
packing; the juice, being strong IN
tannin, make an indelible ink and
shoe backing; the wax found on the
under side Of the leaves IS valuable
article Of commerce; manila hemp IS
made from the stems. and Of this hemp
are made mats, plated work and lace
handkerchiefs Of the finest texture;
moreover, the banana is ground into
banana -four. The fruit to be sold for
dessert is ripened by the dry warmth
Of faring gas Jets in the storage
places in which il is kept, and care
has TO be taken to prevent softening
or overripening. The island Of ia
maica yields great crops Of this use
full and money-making fruit.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-12-25
INDIANS GETTING CIVILIZED.
wha Tuxcnroras Are Giving I'D Their
Customs and Looking Forward
10 Citizenship.

Ii is many years since the luscarora
indians have held a coincidence" a
ceremony which to the red men is
similar to the Inauguration Of presi-
dent by the whites, says a Niagara
Falls correspondent Of the Chicago
Inter Ocean. In explanation Of this
an old chief says that the Indians no
longer look upon the ceremony OF a
coincidence" with the reverence OF
old. The Tuscaroras are the adopted
children of the Six Nations, and they
say that the 0nondagas, the firekeep-
ers Of the nation, practically have dis
qualified themselves for this honor
able position, and that the Tusearoras
no longer look up to them as children
are wont to do TO a parent for advice
and help.
From these feelings between the
adopted children and the leading tribe
of the Six Nations, it is evident that
the Indians are clinging closer to civ
ilization and the white mans customs,
and that a chasm is opening between
the Indian tribes of the state. Asare-
suit of this severance Of tribal rela-
tions the Indians of western New York
are looking forward to citizenship.