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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-03

De po9lige Mdaltioer og Iparer inn
rem bagIige llogift til Malt.
Der 9ioes ogIao anoet operflgbi9t
Iom lite nbtter nogen og berfor %ifaper.
net Der u%noOrdges Dem. iom tranger
til Get. @irer bu idalebes oine 9pru
Iua riseligt og iaa meget al Smprrs=
6rgo me0 tbtt YoalGg, at De fun gna-
Ger bet gberIte at pg laoer 9rpbet
ligge og flpoe omtring, lda bar bu 1T
tert albrig ct StDtte Smsrrebrgo
tiloDers til en- fattig, eaer bu giper
muIiet Dit 9benoe tnap og ngofprftig
Der gipss beso9rre Masier al ga
miller, bOor 9prnene fraaoier og
31enoet n9ppe fdar 2ob at fpiie fig
met, og Der gfpes andre, 6por aft
bet beoite, bet traftige og opre, blipsr
lat frem for 9ufets !oerre, meoens
8srnene IiOber ped Sioen al o9 Ter
iii meb grdabige 8litfe.
aae @egne og operalt sr bet oDers
flsoige operflpoi9t, butt bel paa bet,
t9re 6usmoOer.
0ermeo menes life, at man / bele
fit 2io. / fit 6iem, / fin 5amilie.
fun ital BABE, boab Der er neooenbigt.
fun, 6oab Der tiener til Qipets Sp6olb.
Oct ftenne Der / 2ipet, bet, fom prps
Der og %forItpnner 3ilperelIen, bet or
pad irgen Wadoe operflgoigt. S9
iPprger ou mig ON, bpao Der oa er
oberfsoigt. iua ibarer jeg.
Nlt, bpab Der life er paa i'm 9laos,
aft, bbao Der lite D%irtelig nptter. prpz
Der, %forftsnner, aft, bbao Der fun g9z
res for andre Menneffers Stplo, life
fpr 5amiliens egen. aft, boab Der fun
tjener til at opret6oloe Stdnbsfors
BONNIE. Nlt bet er oberfleoiet. De
tette Sing paa bsres rette plabs bill
pare ooerfleoige.
Qaoer bu bette p9re bin Retteinor,
tere 6usmoOer. iaa bill bet nebrens
bige dltib i bit 6us, / bin 6amilis,
inotdge i'm rette ptaOs og bet opsr.
oil alOrig breoe fig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-03

Zen itilorer os en- at BE- marteligite
triitelige 9eoeselier / bore 0age. 9et
ct en- 9ios6epGQelie beo llnioeriiteterne
oper 6eIe @eroen, Der fpnes at matte
tunne blioe til u%6eregnelig @elfi9s
nellie. De fleite 6dbe piit sGsrs lite
hgrt ret meQet ON ben enonu. Mea
las oenne lille 9o9, % bet bill gaa
tia efter bet Orb At qrofeten Giajds
(60,5) iom 5orfatteren inoleber fin
etiloring meo, at ooa Ital ou ie bet
81 i%traaIe al @Iaoe. % bit 6ierte ItaI
6ante og ubbiee fig
8. .. 5 rtmobtM gffer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-03

i%nobprOes @runOfor6olO. st 6ifuz
riitsoOgmatilf SOrfpg al 8r. @ilb.
Qnoerien, groOit og SognepreIt.
255 Siber, / Omilag. g3ebfdt fra
$3.50 til SOC.
211. 9ut6er. st tirfeligt Jeitfpif, af
Or. Sans 6erig. 2lptoriieret ODerz
i9ttelie eFter Sriginalens Is. Spz
lag, at Otto apnoe. "a Siber, /
SmiIag. Nebfat fra SOC. til 25c.
Rebfa a fra SOC. til 25c.
1919. De QpofrpFife Gbangelier til
Hb 5eitamente meO en- GfterfGet.
Sberiat at 6erm. s.. @regerIen
So9neprait. 1874 Siber, / Smfldg.
Reoiat fra $1.3O til 40c., inbbun=
BEN soc.
200. @erbens6iitoriffe SmaaIfrifter.
gf g. 9. 56rige, grofesIor beb 8e
benbdbns ltniperiitet. Snb6olo:
5rdnife 0ronninger. = Oct nbe
9r9fenldnos 6iitorie. : Staliens
pg Serbiens 6iitorie. : 9eberldn=
benes 6iitorie. 142 Siber, / Sn<
flag. Nebiot fra $2.4O til soc.
pol. Oramatiife Smaatinq. @f
9eber q. Mgller. (GarmeIt for
9~ilettanter). 1913 Sioer, / SmfIas-
Nebiat fra Toe. til 40c.
POP. 5olteS2Gbentpr. Sumlebe ga
uo9ipne at SLABS gerntien. 1856
Siber, / Smilag. Nebfat fra 60c.
til 40c.
FOB. Sfilbringer al ben nDeite Sibs
5iitorie fra Sulirebolutionens l1oz
brub 1880. of S. 9. &obmann.
6prite Del 296 Siber, i Smilag-
NebI lat fra $1.20 til 25c.
POS. Sfrilbringer al ben banife Stz
itorie I forIfeGige Siosrum. (@amte
o9 npe.) of 5. 6. ao6mann. 232
Siber, / Sm Ilog. Neoiat fra 75c-
til 25c.
2O6. Oct friftelige 9iO fremitiIet /
8 qrabifener pg cen @ieliestalec
6olote pper be foreftreOne Settler
fra 40. @pnbog efter Srinita>
tis. af ). 9elpeg, Gapendn p. p.
/ Starup og Ne6el. 139 Sioer, t
Omflug. Rebiut fra 40c. til 15c.
2O7. giueoer at Noroens 6iftorie,
@eo 5reOerif 8arfoeo. .294 Sfber,
/ 0milag. Hebiat fra $1.20 til
SOC.
Danish Luth. Publ. House.,
Sloi-, gtebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-03
9en ntasnetiife Sernbane.

Zen Der / 2anoet ~6oiiooenbe banIte
Sngenisr u. s. albertlen bar opfunz
bet en- Mdaoe, 6Oprpaa ban beb 9j9lp
al GIettrozM agnetisme er / Stanp til
at bep99e Sernbaneoogne meO en-
%anaabelig 9aitisbeo.
5 NeD gprt bar ban uoitiIet en-
0looel al i'm OpinOeIie, og o9arpers
0eetlp" bar giuet en- iluitreret gs.
itripelie at oenne. 8i gengiDer Der ct
lloorag;
Oct er beo at dnpenoe Ma9nettr,
ct ql6ertlen ger line Yiounoere. 81
Ter Bet fig, at Opfinoelien tan anoens
ces / BET Itore IOm / bet imaa, bill ct
3o9 pda 8 8ogne tunne gaa ira y(ep
Yort til San 6rancisco paa 10 Ii
mef. @ognene bar ingen !6jul, men
tr9ttes frem at ct Qotomotio meo en-
eneite 9eitetraft og leber 800 Util /
3imen. Oct bele oil toite en- Sjettes
eel al, bbao Den nltpGrenoe Sernz
6aneorift toiter. Gn ouforanoerlig"
RaturloO lpnes op99pet, ibet prof.
4lbertIen paaOiIer, at 10 tungere ct
3og er, Oeito minore Strait be9gpes
rer til at trGtte bet frem. 9ans me
5og er foripnet meo ct Bar ItGrte
elettrilte Uldgneter, Iom GLIDER frem
anoer Stinnerne Og lofter 8ognene op
ira Sporet. 9pis T. @ts. en- YOgn
pejer 10 IONS, og 5ogets 5prer aa6z
ner for en- mdgneti Itardft al Il 3ons.
operpeier penne 5ogets 8Ggt og 6eDirs
Ter, at bet tan oripes frem meo EN-
neutrality-suspicious. al fun ct Son.
Uteo andre Orb, belle 3ogets 8egt
op6pbes al ben magnetic Strait, %
@tsperimenter bar pitt, at 10 mere
5oget bejer, bes minore Strait trGres
Ger for at faa bet til at 9aa. Den
umaaoelige 5art, Iom 5o9et fan OPP
rad, er blepen mulig oerpeo, at nGiten
al 8nionin9smooTtano op69pes.
llnoerla9et unoer Stinnerre mda
boloes temmelig rent, og berfor er Der
f9itet ct Reniedpparat til 3oget. Oette
4pparat gaar fOrdn Magneterne oq
cor lit 4rbejoe, naar 8o9nene er
8en9gelle, og enten be er laiteoe eaer
TONNE. Set bebeoer fun en- gretoel
Al en- 6eitetruft for beitanoig at bore
| Sang. 8ognene b9n9er egentlig
2uften. S SteOet for meb belle i'm
3pngbe at 6pile poa Sfinnerne lef.
tss be Op. Raar bet er nsopenoigt al
dfit9nge ben magnetic Strait, faloet
be neb pad Sporet, og bper Yo9n bpi.
Ter pa pad 8 imaa 9iul. Gn Strem
ON er n%eooenoIg III at producer
1000 elettriite 2ps al dIminOelil
| Stbrte, bill bofcs en- @ogn paa 12(
IONS oppe fra Soroen, bet bill iigI
6 SernbanepOgne, 6boruf 9per peje'
20 SONS. S 8plge prof. Qlbertleni
i geregninger fan ct Iaabdnt 3og opndt
en- ubpre Start peo 9jelp al en- Wtpto.
paa minbre eno 10 6eitetr9fter.
9iIer Opfnoelien iie praftiif, tai
man berefter fau Sernbdnetog, bpi.
pasiaserer life PLACES al 9sg eue
Dirrsn. Sntet lllpttestilfelbe Ri
tunne opitda, mar Soeet gaar o
eler neb ob gatfe. Mlorig tan B
lebe uD at Sporet. 4lorig bill @nio
ningen frsmtaloe en- fdrlig .6ebe. Mat
bebgber lite mere at febe breoe Soro
Itpfter for Stinneganoen. De ipGr
ca toItbare 2ofomotiper paa 300
6eitetr9fter, iom Ri MI bruser, b
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-03
9oftoren og 9lgenter. Sem.

Scr iptten Mar iioeu gil Der en-
magtig 8ettelie uper 2anoita6et
Gornpaa / Gnglano. fort9ler Den
Qutberife Misiioner". gegDnoelien
certil itete peO en- ung MdnOs Omoens
oelie, Der er ct MT 8epis paa 9errens
anosrlige gej til 6puoeres 9jerter.
9aa ben 3io pirteoe Der en- troenos
SiaIeierger Oeb 9apn9titten, og mani
&c Sjele iamleoes Oeo bans Meoer,
Spnbere bespnote at ie beres Neo og
iperge efter, 6pao be Ituloe gere for
at blipe ialig. genne geoGselie bar
naturligpis ugidd @enitanO for 0dan
og Spot at ben triitusfjenoite Der
zen; ferlig bar en- Del unge WianO
iprige / at forImroe be 6etpmreoe %
0eres Ulgoer.
Gn often bar oisfe unge M9nb
iamleoe til ct Selita6 / 6ote0et / ben
life gn pe3ance. SblanDt Selitabet
oar Der ogIda en- Doctor og n ung
Mdno beo gtdon Sem. Der par 0gent
for 9ruberne Der / Ggnen, % ION
baboe megen ,Snbfpcelie % ct tort
initial 4rtejoere unber lit Spibn.
glanot al here's tomme og it9mtenoe
Sale, tom ogIaa be bap9renOe 9eoez
mgOer paa 8ane, pg nan tappeoes ON
at operbDbe 6~beranpre / at ipotte oper
ben a~anbelise gep9gelie og qittena
Yfeber. 9d penote 9ottoren Jig 6da
itig til bin 2lgent og iogoe / en- iPe=
genbe Zone;
ga, naar Oh blfOer ompenot. oo
iii jeg fro. at Der er noget oeo bette"
Qioet t9ntte Dottoren oDer, bbar
ban iagoe. 9an aneoe life, at bisi:
bans Orb ituloe Oirts traftigere enr
nogen pr9oiten at ben 5aler, bpen
be nps baObe %forbadnet. Neppe BAL
ntmli9 oisie Orb uotdlte, fsreno Sen
lejIte itg ira i'm qlaos % ileoe uo
De andre iad meo 6%orunoring pat
BAN ca f~ormooeoe, at 9ottOrens 3.
trin9 CO De andres Stoggerlatter Der.
oper, 6apbe fornGrmet BAN.
Smiolertib git renne unge Wfdni
frem og tilbdee / 0aaroen, meoeni
~uruliee 5anfer bepGgeoe Jig / bans
Snore: 8, Serre Sub! er bet fommei
Iaa langt meO mig, at oi5is uguoelis
Siale funne ubpega mig Iom en-, bpi!
Ompenoelie iDnss umulig2 @r jsl
oa pirfelia en- fortdbt Sj9l2
Sdabnnne Santer tr4ngte it9rfer
o9 it9rfere ino paa BAN; be LOB ban
ingen SIC; ban lob lin 9eit fere fren
cg reb / 6iriprins bjem. Stor pa
bans Suitrus 5orunoring, pa bun Ia
BAN trGbe inb, bleg og oprsrt, me-
/ enbnu mere ~fprbapieoes bun, pa bd'
yiagoe, bun life MATTE pente bar
E 6jem for TENT, oa ban agtebe fig til BE-
; Mebe, fom aitten bolot for 0rnbs
! arbejoerne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-03
8oeer
neoiatte priier,

SN WV NRNASR
Bigger, fom life er opfert / bort &atas
log. Samme ieIges til nebfat pris,
Iaalange Spla9et parer. qriferne er
netto, og 9cgerne ienbes p%prtofrit, til
0plaget er %uoiolgt, / ben Srbe1, fom
geitiaingerne inblsber. Sfrio meD
bet famine, inben be; ct for tent.
08sgerne beiti1es efter Drummer.
185. 4poitlen pau!i 8rsb til @p6es
ferne meo en- fort ubl9gping al sc.
6. 9alsleb, prait. so Sioer i Sms
flag. Hebiat fra Sc. til &c.
1876. Sra bet breoe Gag. 5ortalz
finger o9 S~titorin9er, at peOer q.
MsGlsr. 1876 9iber / OmNag.
Hebiat fra $1.00 til SOC.
1S7, 2uibers @enner. a%irt:6iItoris
lie RutiOSsS fi35er, fra gsits3nfts
lamb O9 Gliais at paitOr IT. Hps
ouurO. 437 Siber / Omnas. 9eos
lat fra $1.6O til SOC.
1873. prebifener bolbte / 5ofpitalets
o9 ct. anubs &irfe / Sbenle at
2ubbig 6elpeg, Or. t6eol. og phil.
Meo 5orfatterens 8iGeoe. Az
Siper. Nebiat fra $1.90 til SOC.
1S9. Om 6oripgene pad at grunbs
legge EN- religionslss Seoelere.
st 5orebrag al g.. 9eiien. Qojuntt
beb Ooenle &at6eoralffole. 43 Sis
Der / SmIlag. Geoi at Doc. til zoe.
100. Smaa6prns 8ibel. Ip Gle
mentdr6og / &riitenoomsfunoitub.
Deb en- Del gileber. llbgibet At
Nbolf 9dngIteo. Meo ct 5ororo
at paItor @bp. 9taumiiler. 50
SiOer / Om7lag. NeOlat fra 30c.
til 15c.
191. De ii 8uo. &riitelige Sore
Drag fra Bethesda" at $. S6ousz
bee, Sogneprait beO @arniIons
airte. 244 Sioer / Omilag. gleo=
lat fra $1.2O til 35c.
1872. Sans Qbolf 8rorIon og bans
grpore. Oct rare &lpperblaO fra
Ranbrup". 2iosifiloringer og 81
ora9 til ct 5tbsbiIebe BED Sp3n
6anien, Sogneprait for @isleb o9
GQeTteo. 312 Sioer / Smilag.
IeoIat fra SLIGO til 75e.
1913. &i6drb b. 5alfmunn. 2@penz
tpr6iGeoer, 4utor. Soerfattelie Ell
ter Originalen8 10, Oplag oeo 6.
Strait, meo A SGuItrationer At
6arlS6omien. 215Sioer / Omild9.
NeoTat fra $1.70 til SOC.
1914. 8riItelig 5usDen. 9agli8 2Gss
ming tnnttet til be nne Gpangelietets
tier at 81. 6. 6. 8rope &asmusien,
S%ogneprait til Ct. Sans Meni9heo
/ Soenie. 800 SiOer / Omilag.
Rebiut fra $1.o0 til SOC.
1876. Om og ira MisIionen al u. 8.
6. @rppeRasmu8Ien EN-. Wteo SauItrus
tioner. 800 Stoer / Smilag. Neoiat
fra $1.20 til 25c.
1876. Marcusz Gpdngeliets Sps
fmattelIe al Serrens 2ip. 5remitilet
@runtref al 81. Qnberien, So9nes
praif. 80 Siber / Smlla 9. yteoiat
fra $40 til soc.
1877. Gn liae 6uspoitide meo Pr9ots
fener til ale airfeddrets Sgnz og
TeItbaqe al 2aurib 81. S. Sulslep,
9apeuan / Saarslep pad 5pen %
Solm SanIen, Sognepret I @ibn
paa 51en. 298 Siper i Smlla9.
NeoIat fra 90c. til SOC.
1913. DTS. 5emti let's imaa @erS,
melt / religies Qano, Oeo 4uretS oa
Qipet8 5eIts oa MinOebdge, AT NJ.
Wleb ct 5ororb at Pditor gtlbslm
Beet. 80 Siber, elegant inobunoeil'
208. @unne Hoienfrants. st giorda
til Oanmarts 9iitorie unoer 5res
oerit ben 5rebie. vi Gbr. gruun.
248 Siber, / Smilas. Reoidt ira
$1.4O til SOC.
loo. Sra Observation-Disclosures. Sen
8rebifener meo tilberenbe 6ortal'
finger at G6riiten Msller, pr9it psf
ct. pauls airfe t aebenborn
Ssnrp listing. Gono. theol. Gnri
que Mitb, Ganb. tbepl. Reoiot III
32c. til 20c.
loo Enhehe nd Srbinatipn | pereI
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-03
Oplamleoe 8roffer.

@apnet .automo6ile" funDt
pos1enoe f~oranbres til ,Slaug6tomo-
bile. Hi6monb Iefps Qea0er.
&entuctD 5eubiiter neb6r0nner
M 6oteler, men 86iifD er frembeles
| go. G6i. Rec. Ser.
9erolige5 Soft / bette 2ano fan
gerne 6lipe oreone til at agitere fpr
en- ofourt9lei8" Suli. G6i. Crib.
@nberngr pennDpdcfer
at philadelphia bar fun bemonitreret,
at en- uloplig aarton er langt NOR
lommere eno en- loblig.
9enper Gep.
Nlt alt iad er Der en- 5orbel
0eo at oGre &onge / Serbien = ban
or lite uoiat for at blipe pperrennt
al 2ibsasiudrncedaenter.
G6. Gec. Ser.
Hogle al bisIe &anIas % SopdS
Songresm9nb bill fprmobentlig retur,
mere til Nal6in9ton meb ompenbte
Sheer %angaaence N9roien at Stibss
Iublioier. 0afb. poit.
0erom Song Yeter no9en
Sinoe ituloe finoe bet for roltgt / Bel
grab, idd er bet bans prioilegtum at
tage' en- Sur til 9reat6itt GountD,
8entuctp, for at fda Gritement.
groot(. Stanb.
Oet er at baa6e, at ingen al
&c colulnbiite Stutsm9no 6ar lagt
M9rte til, meo 6pilten Mag Der tom
iaDes penge / Iomme at be foreneoe
Staters Qe9isldturer.
@a76. Star.
Gnbog il q oiloe
l!Gppe Iette pris pud ilet iaa mcgee;
9ano / 5opefa. G6i. Netps.
Gen n9rberenoe ct. 2ouis
Uplifting er ben melt Formidable
Masie at @unb. iom bar b9ret iamlet
oer / fem og fprretppe 9ldr.
Ct. 6. Rep.
Senator 8epep tiger. at
ppItoffce Stdnoaten b [ 6jGlpe Roos
Iebelt. Oct er dlDprli9t at bda6e,
at be andre 0epartementer life ifdl
6iiDe bepagebe til at tn til bans Reos
ming pda iamme Mdaoe.
Qtc. Sour.
sc r. Glebelano bar %Ifrepet ct
8reo, bbori ban flyer, at ban life on
tier Domination. Gu oel, pm ban
life gnlter at blioe nomineret, Idd
fan ban trpIte fig meo ben 9ante, at
ban barmonerer meo bet oemotrdtilte
pdrti / EFT S%pgr9smdal.
grpanbs Geru.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-03
etuten Cbio. gpen aoIebo IS.

Gtoien Cbio, 9Den 2oleop So.
eucos 9ountD.
I Srnnf .. Gbenen berger, at ban er bet alore
meblem al 4irmoet y. 4. 96eneu q 60. Der briper
Iorretnina gpeu 5oIebo. for n9pnte eoilntD n9 Stat
"a at iauinie s5irraa bill beiale en- Gum al ct bunorene
Epliare for Dperf erelfe 8iirrioe al antarrp, DER itfe
fan pelbreoes PEG s5rugen al HAIRS oatarrn Cure.
Trant q. Gbenen.
! 0eebiaet for mia og nuberitreOet mini 9saroorelie
ben 6te december 1886.
- VI. %. @leopu.
Seal. Nuiarius Qublieis.
Halls Catarrh Cure taaes iuopenoia % oirfer ht'
'fefie poa glooet % Slinibinoerne | SDitellet. Stlp
etter @ionesbpro. gratis.
| sxy Solges hos apotbetere, 75e.
: Halls Family Pills CT DC beotie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-03

R%abnet uautomo6ile" funbe
Poslenoe f%Oranores til ySlaug6tomoz
bile. Ri6monb 9eips 2eaoer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-03

aentuctp 5eubiIter neb6ronrer
M 9oteaer, men &6iffp er fremoeles
/ SO. gbi. gec. Ser.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-03

9eroli9e Soft / bette 2ano fan
9erne blipe orepne til at ugitere for
en- pfourt9lei8" Suli. gbi. 5ri6.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-09-11
OPPOSITION TO WOOD.

Thr opposition to the promotion
of Brigadier General Leonard
Wood to be a major general in the
army is assuming huge proportion
and is likely to be a stumbling
block in the way Of that ambitious
officer and protege of the Presid-
ent.
When the war with Spain troke
out General Wood was an'assi5R1t
sergeant with the rank of car tan,
but through the interventicn OF
powerful friends the late Preside It
Mckinley being one of them. b !:
was made colonel of the Rough
Riders. of which Mr.. Roosevelt
was lieutedent colonel.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-09-11

Gus Newman, bartender for
J. T. Higgins of Sugar Camp, was
found in swamp in a dying con-
dition Tuesday. He had been
missing since Friday, having left
the saloon in crazed state. A
Searching party, headed by Sher,
!ff Kerns, secured the country but
he was not seen until the swamp
was searched.
He was discovered sitting in a
pool of water family muttering to
himself. His pockets were tight
ly packed with moss and he had
eaten considerable Of it in his
frenzy. Newman is about 90
years old and single. He is not
expected TO live.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-09-11
Land Owners Rights.

Farmers frequently complain
OF hunters entering their fields
tramping on their grain, etc. The
law IN the case is as follows:
Any person who shall enter in
to any growing or stand ing grain
not his own, with fire arms or per-
NIT his dog to enter into any such
grain, without the permission of
the owner or occupant of the land
on which such grain is situated,
or any person who shall without
permission of the owner, hunt or
shoot upon any other premises
of another enclosed by fence and
used as apastnre for stock or shall
hunt or shoot upon any other and
OF another after being notified not
to hunt or shoot thereon, shall be
punished by fine of not less than
five dollars uor more than ten dol
lars and in default of payment
thereof, shall be imprisoned in the
county Jail not less than ten days
nor more than thirty days; provid-
ed, that this section shall not limit
or in any way effect civil liabilities
on account ofsuch trespass. Any
owner or occupants of land may
give the notice provided for in
this section by maintaining sign
boards, at least one foot square,
containing such notices upon at
least every forty acres of the prem
ises sought to be protected, in at
least two CONSPICUOUS places, or
by giving personal, written or YER
bal notice"
Printed signs, giving the notice
provided for in the above extract
may be procured at small expense
at this office.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-09-11
INFLUENZA is KILLING HoRcEs
Over One Hundred Cases in Dane
County, Twenty Being Fatal.

Influenza, or typhoid fever, is at
fecting horses and cattle in Dane
county to an alarming extent. In
Minnesota and other parts of the
county the ailment is known as
swamp fever, epizootic, horse sick
ness and by other names. Within
the last year 100 horses have been
treeted for the disease in Dane
county alone, besides nearly as
many cattle. Of those horses af-
fected, twenty have died. Dur
ing July and August the disease
is more general than at any
other season of the year. / tsproper
name is typhoid or influenza, but
it is sometimes called swamp be-
cause of the supposition that horses
become infected by eating grass
and hay grown in low-lying re-
gions.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-09-11
He commanded that famon ;

de commanded that famou $
regiment only a short time before
he was advanced the rank OF brig
aided generaI of volunteers.
He was-then m ade military gov
ernor of Cuba, where his work
was of a very high order OF merit
not in the line of dutyas sol die r
but moreSin an executive capacit y
cleansing the island of it's filthy
sanitary conditions.
Since then he has been made a
brigadier general in the regular
army, and now the President pro
posed, to elevate him to the high
rank of major general, over the
heads OF some four hundred gal
liant officers who fought in the civil
war. i
The Grand Army of the Repub-
lie is opposed to the proposition
and this powerful influence will
undoubtedly be felt when the
Senate is asked to confirm the
nomination.
1t ia quite likely that General
Wood will remain a brigadier gen
eral, which is all the honor that
his services to date warrant.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-09-11
MAN LIVES WITH BROKEN NECK.

"Charles Heckel, we'll known
farmer of the town of Lincoln,
now lies at ST. Joseph's hospital
injured in manner that's ordin-
arily considered certain to produce
instant death. Mr.. Heckel 8 neck
is broken and he is partially par
alyzed, but strange to relate he
has possession of his faculties,
talks freely, eats heartily and suff-
ers little pain.
Mr.. Heckel was injured last
Friday while returning from this
city to his farm on an empty stone
rack. He was standing erect on
the wagon when the wheel passed
over an obstruction and the jolt
threw him out on his head. He
laid in the road until picked up
by William Patti who took him
home. After discovered the in-
iued mans condition he was
brought to the hospital where DR..
Doege made an X-ray examina-
tom an. found that the neck was
broken.
An operation to remove the part
icles of scattered bone was per-
formed and the patient still lives
with some prospect of recovery.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-09-11

If you have canary or other cags-
bird look to its claws from time to time.
for in state of captivity the birds
nails grow so long that they need cut
ting. If this be neglected the bird is in
danger Of getting its nails caught In the
cage and hanging there till 1t dies. Use
a sharp pair of nail scissors and take
care not to cut more than just the
tips Of the nails. If you hold the bird
in good light you will see little red
thread in each nail. This you must
avoid or you will draw blood and hurt
your little pet.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-09-11
NEIGHB0RINC NEWS !
MIN0C0UA


). Sullivan, who had been to attend
Inc funeral of his brother-in law, Tho
Close which occurred at Necedab. r..
turned home Monday evening.
Miss Vivian Thrun, of Eagle River
who has been spending the past few
days with Miss Kittie Dreyer, left for
homo Tuesday.
Lac lronwood orchestra has been En-
gagged to play for the dance here FIJI.
day evening.
II q. Donovan, of Tomah, spe,
tuesday with friends in this city.
John Schulz, of Tomahawk. is snane.
ing the week here.
B. A. Lemke called on friends here
last week, leaving for his home al
Tomahawk Friday.
Miss Catherine Kennedy feft SUNDAY
for short visit down the line.
Dick Close arrived Monday on Wis
1T with relatives and friends.
Joe Pilou aud F. j. McGonieal de-.
parted Sunday to attend school at St
Paul.
j. Breasted spent Wednesday, in our
city the guest of his father at Hotel
Minocqua.
Geo. Pulvis interviewed our mercb-
ants Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. GRAY of Arhor Vitae
were Minocqua callers Thursday.
Ed. Shlllings returned Morday from
MS visit at Lone Pine aud other points
P, Pride transacted businhss her. the
first of the week.
II. M. Trlbott who has been spand
ing the past two months at his sum
mer home here left for his home at
st. Louis on Wednesday.
DR.. and Mrs G. Bryan and daueh
ter Marie left for their home in Chi.
cago, Friday.
Mrs A. L. Thompson and daughter
Hazel together with guests leave Sun
day for st. Louis, Missouri.
Miss Amelie Bucholz is visiting her
sister Mrs. Robert Farrell.
FIJI. Shilling transacted business
at Wausau Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Mosher of Arbor
Vitae called on friends Monday.
A number of travelling salesman were
in town Monday.
Miss Lena Grell who has been visi.-
ing at Merrill returned Tuesday.
Mrs. Mccain of Wausau arrive d
Wednesday for visit with her sist,
Mrs. Pat. Mckinley.
Miss Lorenr Mckinley who has been
visiting relatives at Wausau and Tom
ahawk arrived home Wednesday.
Ed. Hanmily spent Sunday with his
wife in this city.
j. E. Hanson came home for a few
days the first of the week.