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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26

Iaar qeierue benbenoer Jig til Soft, Der
nperterer / 8labet, enteu for at tgbe bDs
benz eQer for at faa Cplpsuin9er on bet
opertere6e, 6ebes be altiO omtale. at oefaa
gpertisiemcutet i bette Sieo. Set oil pore
til seniioig 9utte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26

Bar giust osnne label orer Sober Jon
bsOTt for e fieite O9 farIia for q(ma=
teursr. 8artofler. Rso6eoer. aaal
oil tunne e~ritatte flsre af De naonte
Stofer. % Ell genmpae Ri reoucere
Qriien fpr SpoaFalo % 9enmeI".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26
Gumma al 8uuetinsn.

Dst fo~r.gao:nbs ri maafe T77s
Tor negst for maags, n 51rrere
neHsr. al bans 6ans CIR ri ae9t
~aar ben qi9er 5aa1 81 4roFt i W
I'm Qorst. mer Tr. 0rr ssa. 9ga
FAN t1lsr on, naar I'm 9.aer oe
Datd, ION ri / acrtfeo far a.nsi1,f
Ut 6sn7e1aarse Of Grown 2.eferas
Barred plymouth Rects. Si'hs
Qacso ga @6ite mganoottes etc. far
Droceret / G,nasm1nit 90 guao 9ea
or. 6pne ON 4aret. nst II pel table
Tftt. SIR. Orr paaitadr. at / e Scr
10, fom fnretos.s Al BAN isl1 D.
1nbrs / 1893, gap % at De leoenoe
60nfeqaarse ssnneninitfig 240 2Gq
or. 5er.. oaro $3.50, og en- @uarc
naoeos $500 pr. 5sns, 299ge7s
Trlqtss til minore eno ? Gents
5tnffet.
Ratipnsta6eaen. Tom er girgt. er
oeroifulo for 9s%gAn0sr.n eaer maaits
for ben gamle 6snleaoler, iom pnTfsr
6eore Reiultat, foroi ben oifer bet
2pantum 5soe. nsr er npoDenOi9t fpr
6per 6sns. Def fan o~ersfter uoregz
nee, sfteripm man, bar flere eaer fer
re 6sns.
Oct biTer Jarmeren ben tore 5orz
Ifet meGem 5orTsas Stations5oOring
% bans oamle Maaos. 9st Oifer og
Iao 6oriteGen / grofitten. 6an bill
laaoe Mrrfe til, at Der for Majs,
BANS peientligite 6sniefpOe. gipes
fun $1.871 ON adret. 8erimOb az
reg Der So for aebmel etc. % So
For Grus, 2Itersifal og 8enmel ON
Qaret til be 45 Sons. $16.25 fpenbes
res for noget, ION be fleite Jdrmers
amer for uDaientlig for 9enienes
0elfGrb. Nogst at bet er mddife life
abiolut nsopenbigt til 6snens Del
Tarn, men bet forsgsr benbes goroi.
Sluttelig en- gem9rtning at Set
ret9r Orr:
seq tror miitfert, at en- 6sne fan
aips en- tim profit pad en- Rution at
aorn alene. Seq bar intet at iige
impb blso Jsbs. togt eIsr oampet
Jsbe. Mdn fan maaife forFge @gs|
proouftionen for en- fort 5ib peo iaas
ban 5ebs, ferlig | folbt 9eir. Seq
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26
Set iture Snoifuo.
,. Qnberen.
o5oltetioenoe."

-
9et menneiteIige Sin6 er = beb
Snnoen = fommen til at bsifaa n
forifeaiaarteoe. ofte til oanIts mob
latte Sioer pirfenoe 9raffer. Oct
er @rten0elien 6sraf. Der bOs ct iaa
bait b@edaret Soft ION De qamle @ras
tere afs0te te tunoe 9dnfer om, at
9iost ! 9irtelig6tOen er meninasisif.
6bao oet 6nqser op meo DEN ens
9ddnO, rioer bet NED meo Den anoen,
&C 6oao 0enneIfet 6n6ff lanaes efz
tsr % 6elff At alt oilOe eie. bet DiIer
ia At oare ~foinbenos 6ata M}organa.
ifufsnoe 3no6ilOn;n9.
vi oremmer en- Qirets 6srliq6eo
iom ON en- fa9er 9oinoeTfiftelie
tiet efter liot oplsfer ott 6ele ia / en-
liam Sfn.
9i fsnter ira 8antafens8iounters
lono De itenneite Drsmme en- aft oct.
oer ifof tomme "a fploe port 9ip;
men bet 9aar os fom gis,rne. Der oil.
&c fnfos TanaiOernes 6unbleie aar
r. bet FILE orbsier uo "a bliper til
inqen 3inq.
vi Drummer ON @laoen = ca faa
5liper 2iret Tor IS ION Tor 9rome
teus en- 9unte at Qirelier.
Slaat efter Sf9gt lager Sfuls
IRE III qrbsioet, Tor ON ri boa TUNE
r1a op til BEN oitraalenos 5op. 6oors
ira Ri er i%untne, men after Ifal op".
O. iaa qaar bet. ION bet ait Manoen.
Ter aI:oe meO fortpinlet Qnitrangelie
fer At faa en- STEM op pea gjeraet;
nadr ban troee2 fig @aaIet normeft.
ruaebe Stenen tit6a9s til 9iergtts
5o0. % ban maatte 6esbnoe ~forfra.
"a. ieolsoes tom ben gamle Der
oens aanofuloeite 5olt til At e pda
Qioet. o. i%aaleees fan menneIfer -
life At De ringeile - ogfaa i Bort
9ano og / Dor lib tomms til at fe
paa Bet.
Scr no9fe Qar T6en bar Ger en-
rant 0i5tsr esr lang om, at der
rinssr Sor9 At Roier reba.@
Men IA Grafsrne maatts op9io.
iel0 at funne naa op til bet, be els
aese faa iuoerli9t. ZEN Qirets oar
m6ri. fnrr oft er ifsnt "a rent, ba
aar 1T. ts pinfses al Manosn fra
T~arTes 9aulas), Der frlie Ig / If
sr @sTeoetis al en- 6erlig6so. fem
.irtst Zie far f,t. intet Gre Ear bprt,
"a fon ofNr;a hdr paret anet at nogst
GenusFtsfiegte.@
81 9aTierns ON ZEN er feaer life
%forfunntt enonu:
GIT rif 6oneO % ta9 Din Daab
n Get bejs. bet itraalenoe 6ao6.
ion coer Qeroen boeloer
% i 1Der 2iOssniit ftelpsr.4
6arit naar ale De arafter / os.
Ger ouer noget. bar u~nberororst ia
zen SUBS 4ano. / 6ois 9iaebe pi cr
1a6t. fsrt ba liperMenmiteliDe 6elt
% ieirenne.
Sire fmaa. fenote 6iTtorier ON
Grofet.n Gliia ital Der Der 6enoisiss
til for at oplpie. 6Oao bet er for ct
eneItaa.noe 5nbItub, Seius aritus
bar lat inO / Slagten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26

Re: 6pao 9ipet sr parb. af6ragsr dit
ne at De 5prurfatninser, bpormeo
est lepes. 6or 9srnsne sr bet altio
tptteligt; tbi be leoer meo bet retts
Sinh.
Men Def sr oa Seiu ariiti fprite
Corning for os. at 6dn fornDer os
i ,.bort Sinbs gtano". ban aiper %
garnsts Sinh. bet, Der tor baabe, bet,
Der TER gine fig ben. men ooiaa bet.
Ger fun iubIe i'm 5atnemIi96eosfps
lelie I'D.
% iaa tenber Ri ale 6iftorien ON
Raman. Der par ipebalif. D. b. +. tsrt
trot.
6an bleo tilrdaot at butte ia Ipp
@on9e / Serbian - men ban fora9tecs
8aaoet; bet par 10 if, noget. Qaiss
rel giorOe ban BET = 6an gioro.
bet / ringe. men Dog / oirtelig 5ro.
90 eet pinunoerlige Itete: 6an blso
iano ION ct Barn. "a ban par
remit til6oge til ben SUBS Manb,
tilftpo ban. Al 9ipet 6aoot facet en-
fel m Sfittelie for BAN. i6et ban
Gabfe inbfei, At Ger paa bele ben oi0e
Serb life bar amen SUB eno osnne
enc. 81 iaa BAD ban qrofeten ON
9op til at ta9e lea megen SOrb, iom
to 2esGer tunoe bare.
Ten Sorb, pua boiIten Fan 6aDoe
bait fit Gins itprite 0pteoelfe, bor
blepen BAN Onrebar. Sa, naar Sim
lsn Bitter praatiq, iaa 6liper Sorbcn
bella. og fsrit oa 6lioer ben rigtig
eejli9.
,@leoen orer SUBS orgnne sSoro
"a 8lqoen peo Suns Qaaoe6orO,
Re pil life triges;
9arteiang ca aloftetlang,
De tan gobt forlisss!~
ga, 6por biloe Ri gerre. at borllngs
bonn ifuloe ifinns al aqrIis6co til
BET 6eOite i @erbsn % babne fla til
en- aoel aamp oerfor / bet fmaa ION
ret itorsl Men ..elft lite 9eroen.
life fe0er G. 3ina. iom er / 9erosn!4
= idaleoes tiger 10 ben 6eie 9(poitel.
Den ZEN iamme 2(poftel Tiger ri9tigs
mi ct anOet Stso. at oiaa bit elTfss
oe Guo @erten, at ban gao lin Sen
ben en6aarne." 9osningen af oennc
tiGnnelaeenoe Selpmoofioslie er ben:
Gan 6iml.n blioe pragtigl t6i ferIt
"a 6lirer Dor aarlig6eo til Sorbea
Gqte. -
C9iaa oi bar - naay ri er fert
trat = en- 3oroans 5lo0 al butte
os neo t. getenoeliesorbet fra 0aas
tea; men Oaiaa bet fonss os iau en-
fofoigt rings. 90 Ooa ituire ri aore
ri - fDo @dnge Ttuloe ri esre bet.
D. b. T. 6rey 9aa i uaen. Del Iful6t
rot tsnoes. at Sinost oerpeo foreaese
in 9raFt ION grnsn o. Iiot otter liot
ilanate I. 9oano at iia, Der bin6sr
BET i Mismoo og fraitialer % 9ioet5
0eiiang.
-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26

grofcten 9it ira Ioro til Spb, fra
Zf til @eft for at lore 1T a~dnosfors
laote 5olf, hoao 9uos9Cano formoar.
% ida fom ban ino / en- @aaro.
6bor aonen too penIigt imoo bam.
GUN bapbe life nen oDbe 5orTtuoelis
al, 6oao ZEN Mano bar: men bun bar
renlig imoo BAN, inorstteoe 9arelIe
til BAN o0enpaa mso goro og Stol,
mite. fdd tt ban cnifebe.
Iii Qen for oenne @Giifri6sb pifDc
Qampe % Seng. iom ban maatts be-
hon unbe Ganoe en- @ape - men bbaO
ftufpe nst oare2 SUN mente ielo.
at bun intst tranate til; tbi hun be-
ere miot iblanot TT Self"
Sf;f % 8ruq. BET panemasiige par
blepsn fenoss eios bgjsits COB; bun
par tilfrsbs osrmeo bette bar pdd en-
Sang fsnoes Stnrfe og bences Snags
beo.
4aret efter baphe bun pg benoes
Mdnb en- Srn. 9d larte bsnbes 6jers
te at ipulme at 9labe. Msn fort
sftsr osbe Drenqen. Oeg0soceren Oaons
eeec ia ! ~ueHseiig Smsrie, Iom fun
en- Wober fan BET. "a breo bun
Sqbpanens ileDenoe Center - bun
breo fla life pm, boao ben eIer ben
idqee pm benbss 69rb. bun gjorhe,
6rdb 6enbss 6jerte trepebe. Se fdd
1T bun iinSsn iosn. Slab bapbe bun
oGret for, bog intet imob, bbao bun
MI funbs fsle.
SOrgsn bdDbe itaTet ptaOs for en-
6ejere @laOe.
.Nadr Soreen ben opbe er issnet FEN,
ca emit er ben tunge &lage,
Dn bliper bi lite be famine tgen;
tbi nosst bliper titbags.
5il6oge blioer BET opbe 9lit,
bet fine. lDttenoe Gre.
% inherit en- itiae airtemuiif,
Tom pi og gOrberre fan bsre."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26

Der Oar en- Gang en- SpOe, ION for
fgrfte Gang bsTteg Meens Stint.
ia, iifen MasTe 8riiO Os iifsn
gstsr, Der tu' itrppes ma be-" uOs
6rso ban.
e. bet bar ben 5orubiatning ban
raebte meb for at beosmme 1T 59=
orsldnbs ffenneite puntt.
Sammen meo en- aunItmaler, en-
Sager pg en- geneematdoOr beiegte
jsg en- Sang ben jpite 6ebs. Del par
mob Sofnebaang. os Ri baiisbe aae
tire op fra Oalen, / bDilfen pi be-
fanbt Dc. for at Re Solnebgdngens
Sub alitrs ooer ben msrte 5laoe.
aunitmalereu par fsrit oppe.og ban
ubbrso: o8unOe jeg Blot fda Sokn
til at ftanOie. Oa oiloe ieg tilbrinse nit
2iO Der % prsOe paa at male bet Ifpns
ne Sbnl"
9erefter fom S9gersn; ban lobSro
folce ON Ssoen ION ct fOrtrinligt
SdstbiItritt, og ba enbslis psngemons
rem fom fren. par BET 6ebens Sat
tisbom, Der bleo Genituno fer bans
gemarfning.
Com I bet Imdd. faalebes | bet ftos4
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26

HNNI 2lNAttAAh L lN4 ANAhs oA"h
Ten. Der bar fenot glaben, fan fele,
crab Sora er; men tun bpor Sorgen
bar reniet o9 ubonbet Sinbet, ian ben
rene. bpjs 9lnoe DO. Saa folgss q
IA AZ, oisie 10, 6oano / 6aano for
At opora9e Sin0et til en- Gang at
tunne rumme ben eoige @labs.
i \
9ipats 10 Storma9ter er Sor9 o.
@laoe - men BET Gar MI aligepel en-
treble Stormagt. BET onoe.
Coer for bet onoe ital Der oel tam
PES % i~eires. men Der tai ogiaa
6anbles termeo ION meO Sloen; tbi
taers oiI Get uOppe i'm 5aifenipiaeys
tunit pad n5, D. ,. +. gre os Ielo onoe.
Manqfolbige Menneiter bar tenn
pet imoo Get once meo bet ReIultat.
At De fsto e bleoen forgiftet al 0uos
lab. = SDriens aonge isnote peo
9tatietio 9tite og @rgne % en- ftor
5ar neo for at tuuie Qrofeten "a
ilfjfe bans 6us. Gn at ben CUBS
Yldno5 mango 8iiciple par itadet
;ioIi9 op ben Rorsen % bleb rebels
Hagen, bd Fan iaa 6uist omringet al
zen mGatigs 5ienoeitnrte. ,5rp9t
iftt" trsiteOe GliId BAN, Der sr
left meo os = gad uOenfor en- @ano
TIL" SO MI iad 8ren9en ct sanIte
ancetSpn; Del 6a0ts5ienoerne laaet
arsbs ON 6uiet; men imeaem Dem Oh
6niet itoO en- uenoelig Sfare al Gngs
K, 5iooo9ne og 3fO6eite.
9ri9stpget bIeo en- 3riumf for
@IiIa. bet beo fun til Geoerla9 "a
Spot for SDrertonsen.
Der er bet al ost onbe, iom CT %
Ter itertt og for tort; ben Sten, Der
er cs for tier. maa Ri laoe ligge, eaer
Tom 9aoio 1abbe Iart at foritda:
itunoom er bet @isoom at fin. life I'D
I 6aa6lssteoen. men mo til @uo; If
ban ian fri os no al aQs bore5rqna8
Ter.
Dan tan Oplaoe oore Zine. laa Ri
ier noast aanite anoet eno bet, Der
fo~rFarOeae os.
IS eliteIise. 6aon seer life felo;
t6i Strofca 6prer 6erren til. ban
oil 6stale" = bet bar oi qoot al al
minoe5 ON. naar ost onos tlug.r
0ort 6jerte.
San fsrer os / 3riumf", faer BEN
tore 2(poi.el. 5a. Tslp BET onoe tai
tjene Dor Siir. on ri fan lare ben
rette aampmdao,.
% faa fortqnes Der ON en- itaf.
tefs Gnte, Der Oso Manosns 0sbg=
falo eor TtDrtet / ben bberite 0so:
6snoes Spinner ftuloe uoleberes iom
Grrls for at 5eoe pda 6enoes @qio.
5Htet hdoe. bun / TT 6us at tnpt!e
nodst 6aob til - fun en- Smuls
Cliefar.
oGatt", fpar.be grofeten. Liam
iaa mango TONNE Olietar. iom bu
fan or:rtomme. oe lat Gem uo / BIT
Soften. @aa meo Oins Senner I'D /
9sttsnet % lut 9srene efter eosr, o.
ial ffal ou sfe / Dem aGe!l"
"a itste bet llnoeroarf. at oGe ne
iclnte Star bleo fulne al ben toitbars
Cae. @aroien at oenne Die bar me-
re sno t~ilitreftelig til at betale @els
ben meo; Der b.ep ct tort CperTtuO
for Mooeren pe 6snoes Senner at les
be al.
gn admmel pr9it fortaler idales
oes: 8i bar ire Ssitenpe, Der eif /
Ranoers 9atinifole; Dor Moosr lab
Gnfe ca 6dpoe BET Imaat not. s IN
SusFsris ifulcs Ri gre Dor Mobers
Reanitab op; men at - Der 6leD Il
tort, fort 5ul. og bore forbapieoe,
fprfnbtts aniigtsr uotr1tte bet
Sperosmadl .6borleees ital bet bog
go nrme mohpr2"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26

mangler, oil oette mangle, % 6pioen
piiper tnuo % panoet. Qtbumin til
eeie6ring.s RED Al ioOre battst apoz
dffulo, 9eozQlel GO tprrst Blob.
Grus eaer grobSanO er npopenoigt
fnr inoeluffeoe SONS.
9Gsaefallsne moa pare tntte. ON
man tai tunne iitre fig Ct goot Mar
feb. Gn 3isnoeosl At Stuaeu er
9alt. "a man tan itad fig peo at be
tale 70 Gents pr. loo 9uno for 81
ZEN til Sons, ION probucerer 9s9, Der
/ genReminit oeisr 6Oer to 0ncer %
ION 6etdles meo Is Gents 9unbet.
Malst Ben itprter De o%ofienoe apls
finger % 6otoer Semen / beoite I'll
itanb. Gr 0sre bill forlaDe goot 8orn
% pifts malet Ben. ia enoog for Al
Rife sfter ct Ben. BET oiier, At DER /
Denies Ratur er 4rao for ost.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26

ham. Al bans eiO Git ben uOea
5ru9t@.
agoa uosnfor % tal Stisrnerne1.
iagoe SUB 9erren, ,,tbi mangfoloio
iom Stiern.rne ftal bin 6rngt porbe".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26
,9anifetcn"

bliber Tenbt til Su6itribenter. inbtil no
trgttelis Cpiiselie moota8es al llosiperne
ca al @9lo er betalt, / Ooerensitemmelle
rleo De 5ortnebe Staters 9oItlope.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26

900 9ano N}ais til &. pr.
9ano $3.50
coo 9unp 6aors IL. ID. 600
400 Bunb 6DeOe Il. go. 400
800 qunO 8afir Mlais ca.r
Sorg6um {. 9o. ..... 1.871
400 Sorg6um Sin &c. po. 300
400 Sorg6um alsoer &c. 80. 800
300 a 9obaffalo. 8pOmel,
terret 9loo etc. % {. 9b. -. 500
400 = fnt 9rus &c. 81. 200
200 Eferfaaer &c. Qo. 2.25
geo = @2atst Ben e. 9o. 400
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26
aa6eIooer 3oaO bet toIter.

Ceeafor er Togt, 1ooO 6pns Ital
foores meo. FER sr ea1abel pper, 6oda
eet tcfer at foore 45 6pns / 800
9ase:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26

Der bar I ten Ienere 5ib paret itor
5remgdng ! Rem presbpterianffe Miss
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1903-10-03
or AMERICA
Mexico City Has Earned That Place
and Title.
The MtHican Metropolis Declared "a
BE a Jewel Set i'm the Crown o.
the Sister Republic OF the
United states.

Mexico City has been called the Paris
Of America, and with good reason,
SAFELY.
Mexico City is a jewel set in the crown
Of u sister republic; it does not shine
with a light reflected from the great me-
tropolis upon u eastern shore, nor
does it pale in close comparison. 1t
CLEANS alone undimmed and with a
radiance peculiarly its own.
Set upon a hood plateau, with the ever
sn~ow-crowned mountains standing as
a sentinel, this lovely city commands
as grand a view as is to be found in all
the world. To the north a never-ending
chain Of v~erdure-hung mountains, while
to the south the glowing tints and volup-
tous beauty of the deep valleys and
tropic gardens lie dazzling in the golden
sunlight.
Here you will find the contrast Of
splendor and squalor, following the
avenues of stately homes and pampered
luxury will be the narrow alleys and
swarming byways, the home of pesti-
lence and crime.
hG 0A4StOCIdCy u MEXICO Is LOuILu
among the descendants of the pure Cas-
lillian Spanish and. with the flowing
Mantiila and Golfers of gold, have come
the hidden dagger, the slow smile and
treacherous hand of the Indian.
While you would miss the boulevard
cafe of gay Paris, you will find its mate
behind gorgeous gilded pillars and heavy
hangings. Here, if you wish, a fine lob
ster the waiter will bring a huge plat
terful of the crimson monsters that you
may have your choice and decide which
shall be prepared for your ~deIectation.
A long drive, through overhanging
branches of ancient trees, will bring
you to the superb Tacubaya, the Monte
Carlo of Mexico. Here. all day and all
night is the click of the wheel and the
Clashing of the dice.
A most charming trip may be taken to
the floating gardens by way of La Viga
canal. Here you glide gently along, pro-
PEELED by the long pole which your gon-
dolier thrusts deftly against the bank
or some neighbOring craft. You meet
long, shallow canoes loaded to the
waters edge with great masses of flow
ers.
During the morning you will find the
streets and the shops crowded with gay
ly dressed shoppers, carriages blocking
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1903-10-03
AKIN TO X-RAYS.
RadiatiOna Of Light That Have Been
Designated by the
Letter "N."

It has been found lately that most
of the artificial sources of light emit
radiations capable Of trayersing met
ais and a number of other bodies
opaque to light; that is to ay, radia-
tons affecting the eye as light. These
rays, which are distinguished by the
name of H." enhance the phosphOr-
essence of phOsphOrescent substances,
and M. Blondlot, the well-known
scientist, has employed this fact in
trying whether such rays are emitted
by the sun, says the London Globe.
To this end he placed a tube of phos-
phoresCent material, for example,
sulphide of calcium, behind an oaken
panel or Oaken shutter closing a win
dow exposed to the sun and keeping
the chamber dark. If now a plate of
lead, II even the hand, be i~nterposed
between the shutter and the tube the
phosphorescence diminishes, andwhen
the plate is withdrawn it increases.
The experiment is so simple that
many can repeat it. The panel Of oak
had a thickness Of fifteen millimetres.
The phOsphOrescence is rather feeble
at first, and a sheet of blaclr paper
may be held as a background to the
tube. Plates of aluminium and card
board between the shutter and the
tube do not prevent the phenomenon.
The IN" rays from the sun can be
concentrated by a lens of quartz.
They are reflected by polished glass
and difused by ground glass. Like
the m rays from a Crookes tube, or
a flame, those of the sun act on a
small spark and a tiny fame so as to
increase their brightness, hut M.
BlOndlOt has not obtained any pho
tographic effect from these v
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1903-10-03
EXCEPTION TO BULE.
One Foreign Alliance That Has.
Proved Distinctly Happy.
Gnuntean Waldersee, who war Esther
Lee. Drew q Prize in the Inter-
national Marriage Lottery
n~nterRrlae.

Countess Won Waldersea is row at her
old home in New York city. She arrived
on the steamship Moltke alone, her dis
tinguished husband finding himself too
busy to crafty a desire he has cherished
for years to visit the country Of his
Wife's birth.
Countess Won Waldersee is far past
middle life, but is still a brilliant WON
an, with vast influences at court. In
times past she was credited with more
influence at the German court than any
other American woman exercised In any
court in Europe.
The countess was Miss Esther Lee,
daughter of David b.. Lee, a pioneer
wholesale grocer on South street. She
came Of an old Connecticut family Of
farmers and landowners. When her
father died her mother took her and her
sisters to Paris. There Esther was edu-
Gated.
In 1857 she married Prince Frederick
won Schleswig-Holstein with whose
daughter she was on terms of warmest
intimacy. She was very young then,
WHil8 the Herman prince was an old
man, and it was gossip that she had
boldly schemed to. get the nobleman for
her husband. By 4 regular marriage
with the American girlthe prince would
be compelled to renounce his titles, so
he proposed a Morganatic alliance. This
was refused by Miss Lee, ~whereupon the
prince gave up his titles and made her
his bride.
Six months later the prince died of
apoplexy, leaving his girl wife $4,000, 900.
The princess, who held the honorary
title Of Princes de Noer, the title of
Prince de Noer having been conferred
upon her husband by the king of Prussia,
was at Wiesbaden in 1858, when she met
Count Alfred Won Waldersee, a brilliant
young officer on the kings staff, whom
she married some years later.
The countess won the confidence Of the
king, who later became emperor of Ger
many, and is said to have finally caused
Bismarck's overthrow. She was ambi-
tious as well as brilliant, and wished
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1903-10-03
FRY FOR A KIEeFisH.
Nnere il Lots 81 Fun q ne Had e.,
ruualea with the black
Bara ~ the Sea.

speaking Oh game sea hshs said the
angling doctor. according to the New
York Sun. reminds me that you seldom
hear much about the kinghsh- He ia
more nearly the prototype Of the fresh-
water black bass than any native Of the
sea, SO far as my experience goes.
"He has the same symmetrical body,
the same untiring spirit and affords the
angler an equal amount Of sport. He
seldom attains to- the weight of his fresh
water %eongener. In near By Watersi it Is
unusual to hook a kingfsh OF more than
two pounds, but every ounce ia those
two pounds is firm, hard flesh and mus
Gle.
mo sooner does the hook penetrate
his tough mouth than there is action at
his end of the line. The difference in
s-trenuousness of fish is never more ac-
c~urately demonstrated than when a
kingfsh is hooked on weakhsh grounds.
One or two lunges and the weakish is
towed to the landing net; but after five
minutes play the king1sh still retains
the vigor and muscle which he exhib-
tied when he first took the hook.
"The kingfsh is always found on a
sandy bottom. Sometimes he resembles
the fluke in his ~secretive habits. He
will lie in the loose sand at the point of
a bar in a tide way, completely sub
merged in tho sand except his eyes,
which are continually on the alert for
the food brought along by the tide.
Co-not3roas khn EfIr4aeb nh1oons Aha
breakers for a feeding ground, and they
are frequently caught from the Coney
Island and Rockaway piers.
BLACK bass tackle is eminently suit
ed to them, but the hook should be a
small Sproat bend and the line should
be linen, as silk rots very quickly in salt
water. The favorite bait for kingfsh
is shedder crab or shrimp. Indeed,
shrimp is a universal salt water bait.
Some fishermen make the mistake of
putting a dozen shrimp on a hook, maxi
ing the hook look like a pin wheel. The
most successful saltwater fisherman Of
my acquaintance uses only two shrimp.
He hooks these through the tail.
"Of course, so small a bait as a shrimp
does not conceal the hook. The old no
ton of absolutely c~oncealing the hook
has been long done away with by expert
anglers. The main point is to present
your bait in the most natural form to
your prospective victims. Hooking a
shrimp through the tail gives the little
fellow a chance to assume a natural ap-
pearance in the water, while hooking
him through the body destroys all his
chances for movement.
THE kingfsh seems to be a fellow who
does not require companionship. He
does not herd with his fellows, as do the
blue and weakhsh, and it is seldom that
the angler hlls his basket with kingish
alone. Still, they all have a liking for
sandy bottoms and the surf, and where
one is caught there are sure to be sew
sral in the vicinity.
AS a food fish the king is universally
conceded to be a delicacy."