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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-12

StbspoofGtteIie. Sra
0emoig meooeIes: Gfter at Der / Sc
Bet al foa Dage senta9ne @ange bar
OGret giort mislpttere 5Oripg paa at
iatte Slo pad bet gamle Saltb9rt FER,
er bet MI enoelis Ibttebes.
9aaobp9s,riet Der fanotes | en- iii
bpgnina. er totalt neobr9nbt.
GerningsmanOen bar man biOtil
life pda9rebet.
Oct lpffepes at reooe 6obeobDgnins
gen meo 9ontorerne, ifsnt Sloen baSz
De It9rtt lat / Saget.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-12

- 6erreosfogeO &ar6era i aolping
6erreb er afgaaet oeo 9aoen efter ct
lungt. imertefulOt Sp9eteje. 81 @ar
gdmmel.
Gn meget 6efenot ~qdnomdno,
9roprietGr 0tortsnien til Senberz
2tas oeb SinbaI er ifslge .9enipsisl
5ioenbe" of9aatt Oeo Dpben. glanot
bans efterlabte gprn er @eneraloiretz
tsr Rorblien og Qmtsforoalter Rorbs
lien / 9oenie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-12
8r9nbte g aarbe {.

- Sans S6miots @aoro / Qeirs
ifOb er neb5r9not. 7st lnfeoes fun
at rebbe Stue6uiet. 2 6eite inoss
5rGnote. granOen Tribes ggrns
Seq meo 59noititter.
- G6riitian 5begsriens @aaro /
giaernp er br9uot. Sloen menes at
pGre opitaaet fra en- / Gang pprenoe
6usm9ae.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-12

5 Qnfeontng a @rie9s
4ors 5sofelsbdg enIter
bans 9enner % 9eunbrere i Dan.
mari at feire bam beo 5remienoelien
al en- 6abersga0e ION Ct llotrpt for
BEN 5afnemme.igbeb. man feler ooer
for 9omponiIten at iaa mango bejit
peroiTuloe gGrter, Ter paa forIteaig
Maabe bar bait blioenoe getDoning
for banit Wuiitlip.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-12
ubnepne1ier % Mite

uonepneIfer og Qftez
bigelfer.:
Qrppit for 6oliter Nerre og
Ssnoer 6erreber, Sognepr9t for
9ar.ebp og 6orrebp Menigbeoer un=
Der QolanO Jaliterg Stift, 6. W. ).
9oulisn, 81. al Dig. Og 96m., e
efter 4nisgning afiteoiget ! Hdaoe ira
groptsembsbe ira ben l. Suli D. u.
at regne.
6iotiip9renoe 9reft Deb ben
bonffe airfe / Qmerita, 6. 6. Serenz
ZEN er beitiftet til SosneprGit for
Rpbolte Menigbeo / SiGadnos Stift.
Sogneprait for G6riltians atrs
fen / agben6apn, 6. G6riitenien er
beffiftet til Sognepreit for asge og
2.femagle Menig4eoer / Sjaadnos
Stift.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-12

en- 0ombrupper, Der uos
banDreoe til 4merita for SO 4ar #
ben, penOte forleben fiIbdge for at ie
lit 59brelanD. Oct fan life forbade
Dor Qanosmdnb, Der bar D9ret borte
/ en- Menneifealosr, er 6leDet Qmeriz
taner / tit gbre, LEGION ban ogiaa
pda gpb ameritanif Wdner er bleben
Ser at en- tor Jormue. Waen ielo
ON ban bar ist mango Sing hurtigt
fordnDre rig / bet fjerne @eiten, idd
blep ban bog noget beitprtet oper at
Re, bpilfen 6ordnorins Der bar fores
edaet meo bans 5gpe6p, mebens ban
far D9rst borte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-12

Osmt or Abstinence
7 b g. - Sra 5reoensborg meboeles:
al 9auitrup NlsGs, 5. R.Qdrs
fen, Der bar o9ret tiltd.t for Qsius
ranceibig, er blepen Osmt til 5qngiel
puu i9opanlig 5angetoit / so 8age.
6an bar appellerst Sdgen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-12
Dsbsfd b.

prOfesior q. 9. MiiGer, q. al
0bs. og 9bm., bsbe forrige 5irsbag
/ Ranoers efter lengere 5ios Spge=
leje, so Qur gammel. 6an bar tiDs
lisere geitbrer at 5biiteb Realitole
og Silibnsbapence meb 9anbets gfe>
alftoler.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-12

aun ct Wiobel | geroen, ifm pil ftanbie
alee | 6uoen bporiombelt paa eegemet ;
Goan's ointment. & eibusrt apotef 20
Gents.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-12

6pem S~agfgrer 90 ao en-
har bebrdget. Sogferer
Mapfens gebraserier er bl. a. goaet
u0 oper fslgsnoe qerioner: Operrets~
f-afrrer ariigsr 6ar bet foitet 1000
Gr., g-rtifulier gieriteo 1000 ar.,
GDerretsfagfsrer aonrd0 QeDinfen
$4,000 &r., men ban erfl9rer at pRre
fuloftanDis lissgIub. Sdsfsrer Ctr.
Nielien os 5ru Camilla Garien. Der
for SiDen er paa 8rpaupsrejie | Stas
fen, ta6er 10000 ar., og en- Gnfes
fru climbing mifter bele i'm Jormus,
10000 Gr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-12

Stort StGpne &olotn9 q.
aaaesforeningen for 9dnmorts
grussforeninger, Der elIsrs plejsr at
boibs line Observation-Disclosures / Re-
ben6aDn eler 4drbus, pil | 4ar 9oloe
Notwithstanding / aOloing i Dd9ss
ne 10. % 20. SUM. Den fsrite Dag
"a anOen Days 5ormiooog pil bliOs
beaiqet syorrstnineerne, mebens iibfte
Days Gftermiobag onDenOes til en-
uoflugt til Stamling.
Der fan ifslgs .aolOing apis" til
bette St9Dne pentes op imoo 800
Weennefter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-12

Dunmarfs 5rGffoa a
brffer. Gn Sdmmenitutnin8 Al
9dnmarts 5rQifofabrifer er ifglge
.,Sors @mtstiosnoe@ peo at blioe
fulo61roet 9%en0s8erning. Ter er
nemlig alt for mango 5rGitofa6ritsr
/ Qanoet, en- lie Stptter.
aime.igpis bliper Der opfgrt en- tor
Iaaesfa6rit BED Sage meo be nnsite
ca melt arbsjosipartnr. Maitiner, og
iad 6lirer Re andre lagt neo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-12

Oct psftjnbffe Sfoleme 6.
b E, Der I flers Nar bar p9ret 2dns
bets iterite, ibet Der bar b9ret idmlet
12-14,0OO MenneIfer, 6o.btes ION
iabOdnlig / 9drbe 3. og 4. pinieodg.
gldnbt Salere fan n9pnes 9irets
tyr Gttsisn,S foos6org, HeOottsr Sez
Q~a6enraa, og praiterns 81
benburg, 8arbe, gojien. aertsminDs,
liant 2arien 5olite6ro.
Msbet er bet Is. | R9ffen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-12

Ogmttil5 orpisnine "a
6pens Stift. Gn for lin 8ru.
tolitet % 9oloIom6eo frpetet Qerion,
Oite6unoler SobanS iepers fra Stiucs
6af, er at Rettsn / gOgenit osmt til -
efter at hdDe ubltaaet en- ham iten6.
Straf - at uobringes at 5pens
Stiff, bpor ban life maa inofince
ia, fad lenge Carer g. Mapfsn a
Sti1ebat bar gop9l / famine. iddks
pes at ban, / Observation-Disclosures bill
p9re at beni9tte | 8arst9gtsf9ngiel.
Dan bar nemlig unOiast og truet
n9pnte Carer 2. Maoien og 5of.
Der ifulhe oio1e / ben mob BAN rejite
S~uititsiug. faa at 6adOe 29reren og
9ionerne bar mddttet anmobe 2ns
rig6eoen ON 9eftnttelie.
Sis0ers bar ifglge ,5peng 5ib."
tioligere o9ret itraHet for Rgmning,
8:orageri, 5Orisg puu WisneO, Dis
Gambling al 2Ggtef9ae, 3pberi. 8olb
og OpiGtiig6eo mob en- Spenefogeo
og Srusler mob Carer Mdoien, ligez
ION Der bar D2ret inbleoet llnoeris=
gelie mob bam for andre 5or6rpbel.
Ter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-12

D e
m /. - Sra Qp6urg meobeler q. g:
0d Der / ben iiofts 5iO er forefaloet
ct it0rre Qntal 5ilfGloe At Starlas
gsnsfeber melsm Soloaternt per. %
maj frp9ter en- Gpioemi, er bet ifglge
,Rpbors 2ois" bsfluttst at laoe ct
Bar 8ompagnier Manoffob remme
ausiernerne og lGgge BET / 3eltIeir
uosn for gnen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-12
sna soOt iom mOaei t~leftrit yalte igerSen

oeibelbers Nebicai 5nhiiuf, meb on aarital a
100000, CT BET no ne o. iiaefie m~fbitinite 3nitiiuta
Norbpeltsn % boriifGnfer 9niinber al octs fSft!inliae
eieftrpsffmiiie Setter t1r ar b piie Ga a~pertere beres
bifuHberiiq hsibrebfube Qraft. BET fore .Flpftros
eheinie NRlt" of gfn8'ue lem SuHbheb ca quffe.
j. $50 ipeaeliee NlGnb er nniig a~fnaipsi @rerli. q1uss
fIait o. inlbfiRHois Wanbbpm. Bet helbreber hnrftQt
H~bsumatienie trnbeparf. tambeo Rnas
esn, nerpes MtfrGttefie, 9ariepeele, tpiattube
etosfrait, Wnrefngbonme, tspeys, Wiapts
90 Atcne ngpomms, dimfnoeIfa Zp4ffffff.
taht Vsrpefrnft, 90 manae andre zHgbemms
1ft er barb, ira $50 til so 'or rnhber. Iet biiper.
borigioef abiolnt frtt al 5ftiifr Spedalifer iii ale
benz. iom bebeper bet enc tore oeibf eDIiesmtobei
0letiIieiiet,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-12

ct. CT. glic6ers Sprog g.
Zen for aaifs 2egat ubiotte
p~risOpgape: oGn unOerisaelie al
Sprpaet St. ct. 8lihers
QoDeGer i~dmmenlignet meo mo-
oerne 9anif" FAR fremtalOt tire BE-
fDarelfer, Der inbienbtss iii ofilologiIf-
6iltoriif Samfuno".
Melem 5orfatterne til be TO beoite
al oisie 4fbano.inger bleD prifea
0elt, iaalebes at 9tbjuntt 9. S6Onau
CRosfilDe) fit TO 3rsDieoele, Magiiter
art. 9enrit Using (9ejen ReaIifOle)
en- 3reoiebel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-12

E11<1<a1AH
Vii trade / Kraft fra ethvert Sted
paa Chicago & North Western Railway
we'd nedennavnte Lejligheder:
Travellers Protective Association
Indianapolis, Ind. 8. I'll IL.
Juni.
Modern Woodmen of America,
Indianapo. is. Ind, IL. til "a
Juni.
National Educational Associa
tim; Boston, q. til II. Juli.
Mobiles Of the Mystic Shrine. ST.
ratoga Springs, y. y, !. til 10.
JUL.
United Christian EndeayOr, Den
Yer. y. iii l3 JUL.
EpwOrth League, Detroit.
Mich. ii. til ~. JUL.
b. J.. o. f., Baltimore, Nd, q.
s3. Jnli
G. A. il. Meeting. San Francisco.
II. til ~. August.
Angaaende Underretnil e ON Priser.
Dage. Salg o. S. V. for disse eller and Q
Lejligheder bedes DE henyende Dem
til Billetagenten for The North
Western Line".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-12

9anft Ssmanb bsb /
Il blanbet. Grnit qinnemann,
fept 1882, formentlig al Serup, Mus
tros pda ,4lTteri9pan" at 6dmborg,
er DEB ben 2. Murts b. u. / Gaaao.
Sans SIagt efterlpies at lloenrissi
miniiteriet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-12

Gsb al gIooforgiftnin G
agbmanO Sens 6aniens3 rejgaurb
5jelOiteo tom ifslge .Miobelfart 4p.
forleOen til at iaure fig / Oenitrf
6aanbleO mso ct Stsmmejern ,og iten.
Saaret burtig bleu forbunbet. inb.
tradote Der e, globforgiftning, Der
9sbet al faa 0age giorOe bet al met
BEN unge, traftise Mano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-12
.eeo | atten Nar, enoelig b~elbreoet".

7iliafOe 1878. Scr IS aar foen mrrtsbe ieo be
isriis >nHptoner ran Herpe'pagheD. Tom ienrte tors
noloie mia nie5ei 0ienoIabeo o. libelii. ,9ea hapbe
Smerfer hpsaen 20 hiuse mango hbi elsie qgtter.
3eg Htdnaieoe pererngm ne pper mine 4anbseuuer.
iaa reg attn par lheiog iilei | bOao lea fpretoa mia
ga bar brugt heioelberg Mftieal 3nititute e%,eftros
t%enitiff SehaHoiina omfreni d Il ler, % lea amer mia
ielp ior after al prre helbr. bet, oa al u9re frtf sp
barb alt. bDaD en- Wanb eier. ~
Guif gaiiet ieubes life paa Ergpe, men er 3eres
1"It 9lenoom inr itehie nbfn al ne betaier en-
Vent. 1erior "TRIP ! 3ag fitu bet foririuliae .Nleftrns
ebemte Salt" frii. agDa bette GLIB. aeresIe:
Heidelberg Medical Institute,
Filth and Roberts Streets. ST, PAUL INN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-12

mutt III IR1tN yum W. OltHtltlipstINN
al en- 6aoersgaOe ION ct llotrnt for
BEN 5afnemme.igbeb, nan fsler ooer
for %9omponiIten at iaa mango britt
peroifulbe 99rtsr, Der paa forIteaig
Wadoe bar bait blioenoe getDoning
for oanit MuiitIip.
Gfspfofion Qembig. -
Sra 9empig meOoelss: Motoren poc
bet berparenoe slettriite apsanl9g er
e~tsplooeret.
Opinnsmanb Sens6dnien bleD me-
get forbrGnpt. iGrlis Qniigtet = 6ddr
og Sfag afipebet , og mautte
bringss biem / lioenbe 5ilftanb.
S7oen f9ngsoe burtigt, og gpsnin=
gen nebbr1nbte.
Mittelfens 6otel par Ienge trust
al Sfben. ba 9~psanIhget bar / So
tsasts S%ioebb9nins.
9dnffe Ssns / q m. -
Sra lit neltenbte !6snieri 8irs bar
0larmeiter u. 8. 5reoeriffen. Qaoens
belitr9oe II, ienbt en- Stamme Cub
Wpdnbottes til ben internationals
5jsrtr9ubftiaine / Rom, bnor Der er
tiltenot Stammen Sslpmeoaile meo
tiliparenbe 0ip.om.
9rufnet / en- 8reno. -
Sfomoeer 8. 9arien fra 9iaingebGt
bleO Forriee Manbag funbet ituuenbe
pad 5obsbet / en- grsno peo Strdn'
ben. 6an bapbe p9ret | Serb meo at
6ente 9anb oe bar oa rimeligpis faus
ct Sperbalunoe.
Der tiltaIbte Cage fonitdterebe, at
bar inotraubt. Den fOrulptte>
be bar Sc aar eammel os efterIaosr
Gnte.
9gbsfolb. = Gn al 2anees
lambs melt fenote M9no. Msler g..
Rasmusien / gasen6jere Meae, er
ifslge ,.2fO. Dbl" afgaaet Oeb Do
ben / en- a.Osr al 70 gfdr. Den aTpss
be bar en- opgtig Wano.
aolbingfreben - qad Ell
MsOe ar 9enitrebelegerebe al ans
aoioingtrebiens &ommuner oebtoges
bet meo a1s Stemmer at bringe Sns
benriosminii.er Gnepofb Serenien
ben bjsrteligite 5af for bans bibtioise
poIitiite 0irtiom6eO os opforbre BAN
til after at title fig | aoloingtreOien.
en- biolosift citation
Grenaa Sapn er blsOen
rprsttst | oisie 9ase. Steoeis iremz
Itupte esli9genbeo i aattssat FAINT
BEN CmtanOig9sO, at BET ligger i
Rarbsben al flere afaattegatiets b.oit
tenOts og melt benptteOe 5iifeplaoisr.
gsr BET ifs &c .2tdr6us Stiitst.~ opers
O%roentlig feloigt fom lbadnespuntt
for biosnffdbelige llnoeriegelisr.
n9pnte Zjeneb er anfommen til
!0abnen Ell minbre 5artsj, Der oribes
peo Benign, bet er en- al gadoene ira
Sgerne | a~eb.nfaDn, Der er pmoans
net.
Gangs aniten i9ttes flers Stebsr
gunbgarn, meb bpts Snobolo Der itai
briDes 5orIes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-12

Stbrtet neb ira en- Stis
&c. Murer Oilers. 9aprebjerg
Murt, og en- QrbejOsmonb, bar forles
ben beiteftigeoe meo at reparere en-
4ltun paa Muttrup 9ooebguarb.
Timber 4rbejost fob be pad en- lang
Stige.
p.ubfelig tnaftebe Stigen, og bsgge
it1rteoe fra en- b~etDoelig 6ejoe neo
paa Sorben.
Qr6eiosmanben Hap noaenlunbs
uItuOt; men Gblers If grnftfasiea
fnuIt Os Rpsgen itartt fOaitet. 5un
6rustes til lit 6jem. 6Oor ban tom un,
Der 2a9ebebanbline.
SanDipnligpis bif ban life funne
lepe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-12
Glettrif S@lte
ienoes frit
II ale WGnb, Tom ifriuer III 6eioelberas
Meoieal 5nfituie, ct. yaul.

Seno Terss glapu % aeresle, tnhfflai frebef. "a be
bill ienot oeres io%rfrrnliae ~Qlfttro Gbemic Be r uoen
ME Gents uo9ift Tor 2rm. Tft blipfr Ter MOB al
forlanae BET. 3iie eng lng Hsooenbist AZ igu0e hit
nQrfer,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-12

Dem orDunbne Str9bs
Der prufnet. - StrRbbermsiter
9. 6. anoerien fra 5reoeritsbaOn
~forfoanbt for 4 Muaneoer iiben pluoz
ielist paa en- 5orretninssrejie til adl=
borg. uben al bet q muligt Ienere at
finoe bans Spor.
6ons Gig fanotes forleoen / 4alz
borg 6apn, ibet aebsnbapnsoampes
psn Iotte 9anhst / gep9gelie meb
Sfruen, faa ban Tom op.
Gnten faar nu uobetalt 5oriit~
ringsium, piitnot 1000 Str. Selffa=
BET bar biotil nastet bet. uIptten
itploes dntdgelie geruielie.
Den forulDffeoe sr bet trettenbe
Menneite. Jon iioen Rptadr 1902 bar
funoet 9eoen / 5ulOitob / GjorOen
ubfor Qal6org.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-12-23
MANY CIGAR BOXES USED.
They Are Made in Millions in City
of New York.

"There are something like 100000
cigar boxes used in the United States
annually and about nine-tenths of that
number are made in this city, where
the trade rivals the clothing industry
in point of capital invested and mum,
Der of people employed" said a lead
ing New York cigarbox manufacturer
recently. THE material out of which
the best quality of cigar boxes are
made comes principally from Cuba,
and is known as Spanish cedar A
popularity about this wood is that 1t
always retains the flavor of a good
cigar. Indeed, some people claim that
it improves the flavor, and the reason
given for this contention is that 1t
grows in the same localities as the
finest Havana tobacco"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-12-23
MONTE CARLO HAS BLACKLIST.
Many People Barred From Palatial
Gaming Establishment

II is usually imagined that anyone
may enter the gambling saloons at
Monte Carlo and try his or her luck
at the tables where roulette, trente.
et-qua-rante and baccarat are played.
But the prince of Monaco has made
a rule that no resident in his "domin
ion" Is to be allowed admission, and
the privilege is consequently denied
his people"
The casino authorities decline adj
mission ON their own account to any
person who on previous occasion
may have lost all his money at the
tables and may have had to ask for
financial assistance from them to pro
cure railway ticket for home.
To secure this money one gees to
the Office of the administration-wh which
is at the top of a steep staircase--and
after signing sundry documents the
victim has to sit to photographer.
This photograph is preserved for fu.
ture reference, and the man who Is
on this blacklist has very little
chance of renewing acquaintance with
the gilded saloons until he has repaid
the debt.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-12-23
He Ate His Own Words.

Not long ago the punishment for
libel in Russia was the requirement
that the libeler literally eat his own
words. A man who published a small
volume rejecting on the unlimited
power of the sovereign was seized,
tried in summary way and con-
demned to consume the Objectionable
words. In one of the public streets
the book was severed from its bind
ing. the margins cut off the leaves
rolled up. one by one and fed to the
unfortunate author. A surgeon was in
attendance to pronounce upon the
number possible to give without en-
dangering his life. but he is reported
to have set the limit at something
like two hundred.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-12-23
JoNAH's APPETITE FOR FISH.
Comment OF Surgeons Auditor Net
Very Surprising.

Sof1rnent OF opuIgeon Huu'tOT wv
Very Surprising.
This story was told of the great
preacher Sturgeon at the Lotos club
last week, when group of members
were discussing queer slips of the
tongue.
The late London pulpit orator was
in Liverpool and was asked to visit a
mission house and reading room for
sailors. An audience of more than a
thousand salty sons Of the sea were
there to greet him. With a silence
that showed their keenest interest
they listened as Mr. Gpurgeon, with
the dramatic eloquence of which he
was a master, told them the story OF
Jonah and the whale. He told how
Jonah was cast into the sea, how the
whale came along, and with great i'm
pressiveness, said
And Jonah swallowed the whole!"
Good eavings," exclaimed bass
voiced listener Wasn't e fond Of
fish!"-New York Times.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-12-23
Merry in Adversity.

In the city of B.rlin the othe, day a
woman entered tramcar, carrying a
number Of gas balloons. which she in
tended to sell. She was sitting in her
seat, musing over trade depression
and other matters, when there was a
loud explosion, a sheet of fame, and
he balloons were no more. A man
with cigar had jumped in, and one
If the balloons had bumped against
he lighted end. When the merchant
nad extinguished herself and such
others of the passengers who were in
DANES, she observed with a merry
smile that she had never known her
stock to so off so quickly before.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-12-23
SandgIass Again in Vogue.

The sandglass is again to be found
as picturesque dining-table equip
ment, and the old world timekeepers
look quite at home with the antique
now in vogue. Three.min-
ute sandglasses accompany the bronze
egg boilers now so popular for break
fast table use. These glasses are en-
ployed by many housewives at table
whep the viands run the risk of be
ing spoiled by fraction of second
under or over doing" They are also
deliberately mounted and adorn desks
and even cabinets.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-12-23
Had the Real Thinq.

Among the many fakirs at the Allen
town fair last week was one who of.
fered for sale a unique toy in the
shape of an automatic rat A realistic
demonstration was the means of at.
tracing many buyers, among whom
was certain Reading man, who
thought to amuse his little daughter,
That evening to the great delight of
the latter, he started the rodent on
its peregrinations when neighbours
child who happened TO be present, oh.
served enviously, after looking on for
while in silence: oh the;'s not
much. We have lots of en- at our
house. and you don't have to wlad EN-
up, either. '--PhilaGciphia Record.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-12-23
NOT EVEN SKIN DEEP.
air Woman's Complexion Matter Of
Purchase.

She was a dream of color-black and
h!te as to her costume, roses and
'"eG!n in face and cheek. Every
oman who entered the car looked her
yer with eyes that cleaned with ad-
niration for her frock, hat, shoes and
doves. Every man paid that tribute
70 Venus which shows the goddess
ftill reigns, whatever else has befallen
the other pagan deities. While the
UomGn's attention Tas conferred on
her costume thN mems eyes all rested
on her face, calmly beautiful in its
outlines, surprisingly lovely in its
delicate pink and Wilderness. Present.
/" she stood up to leave the car, and
a. she did so a little object fell from
the front of her waist. Three men
bumped their heads in their eagerness
to reach it. The lucky one who picked
1t up held it in such way that all who
sat might read. 1t was box OF
rouge!
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-12-23
The Timetable Habit.

Hotel Gle. ks and others who handle
timetables IN the bulk are responsible
for the statement that the Ne; York
public has the timetable habit. Every
fraction Of second the time of the
arrival and departure of the trains
on his road carries timetable People
who do not even commute, but ride
up and down town in street cars, pore
over little timetables and figure out
the hour and minute they will start
If the country they would like to
visit. AS for those who really take
long trips, no fewer than a bagful of
timetables will keep them straight
\. Y. Letter
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-12-23
PAINS Spectacles.

Pain, the fireworks man, has a COR
geous letter head for his business cor.
respondence. and ore of the more
prominent legends IS Pains Famous
Spectacles." Yesterday a stranger in
town called at the Pain establishment
and said to a salesman: Mister, my
sights been goin' back on me power
fully Of late; jest thought as how a
pair of your famous spectacles might
help me bit. Whut air they WORTH"
The salesman, quick as fash, re-
piled: "Oh, anywhere from 800 to
$4,000. Our displays are" But the
old fellow was going out of the door
on q trot.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-12-23
Her Desterous Reply.

'If you are so disappointed in me
why did you marry such man as II"
asks the dense husband. Because
iidn't know any better" retorts the
angry wife. Being slow of under
standing, he thinks she means that
she did not know any better man than
le, consequently HI is Immediately
Happy. Bowling his thanks, he nurries
cut and down street that he nay pur-
chase for her the set of furs on witch
she has set her heart and which
,aused the quarrel we have ncted.-
Judge.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-12-23
At the Play.

The young man had seen the play
before He let everybody for four
seats around him know that, he kept
telling just what was coming and how
funny it would be when it did come.
At length he said:
'Did you ever try listening to play
with your eyes shut? You've no idea
how queer it seems"
A middle aged man with a red face
sat just in front. He twisted himself
about in his seat and glared at the
young man.
Young man" said he. did you ever
try listening to play with your
mouth shut"
The silence that followed was pain.
full.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-12-23
ORIGIN OF "SUB ROSA"
Phrase Is One Of the Oldest in Ex
istence.

istence.
Everyone knows the meaning of Sub
rosa," whether acquainted with Latin
or not, but how many are familiar
with the origin of the pet phrase?
says Victor Smith in the New York
Press. | learn from an interior dec
orator who is employed by some oil
the heavy swels along the Highlands
of Fifth avenue that it Is now the Gus
tom to paint or sculpture roses on the
ceiling above dining tables in rooms
where little or big condolences are eX.
changer. This Is a return to the
ancient usage. The rose is the en-
blem of silence. Cupid gave the flow
er to Harpocrates, the god of silence.
to bride him not to betray the amours
of Venus. In the middle ages a live
rose was suspended from the chande-
lier when friends talked over secret
matters, and sometimes was placed
over the door, as sign that whatever
was said must be kept sacred. The
banquet room ceiling of Haddon Hall,
of which we have heard a great deal.
Is decorated with roses.