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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-06-05

Beat time "a after danger OF froats
Is past IN the spring, says Geo. J. Kel
logg. II your roses are buddcd II e.
necessary 20 incline them at an angle
Of forty'nve degrees Ia the direction
you Wish TO lay thom down for win.
ter; there "a danger OF breaking on
the top whore buddod--sot them so
this connection will be- four Inches be.
low the surface. Roses on their own
roots are much the best and, too. they
will be easier put down for winter II
properly inclined, II budded roses
are planted, watch for the sprouts that
come below the bud; you will need to
dig down and tear them out 10 pre-.
vent their Bproutlng again. II allowed
20 grow, they will rob the bud or
grated bush, which will die. Many a
bush has been broken on at the bud
and the root has sproutod, and tho
wonder Is, why does not my rose
bloomf" The fact is. you have nothing
but the Wild stock. some OF which
never bloom. Some dealers grow all
roses on their own roots. others bud
nearly everything. In planting. be-
sure to place the roots In natural posi-.
ton and press the earth firmly 10 the
roots. water well and n the plants
are in leaf, shade from the hot sun
for few days.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-06-05

one OF the most enthusiastic base
bah oranks In the country Is a blind
man, James Judge OF Minneapolis, a
master steamhtter. successful con
tractor and mechanical inventor OF
pronounced ability lie has been
totally sightless for forty years and
never saw baseball game In hil
life. but he never allows business "a
interfere when he wishes 90 see" a
contest on the diamond, Mr., Judge
is always accompanied by some one
who tells him Of the various PLAYS
and he yons as loudly as anybody
even shouting Down In front when
some ore obstructs the view of those
who can see tie Is an inyetCratC
smoker. too thus dIsproyIng the Oft
heard statement that one must Sc.
the smoke IN orr 10 enjoy a cigar
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-06-05

From the Farmers Reyicw: Women
suffering from cold feet could make
for themselves warm aud comfortable
footwear by setting boys felt boots
aud then purchasing broad suled slip.
pors to az over them. Usually Il Is
necessary 20 spite tho slipper down to
the toe, then make holes with an awl
and lace with a shoe string The slip.
per should be 3 size larger than tho
shoe. For wear away from home. got
an arctic ono-half nlzo larger than
the shoe Warm feet are essential to
health and happiness and would
lougthen the lives OF many women
who suffer from cold. especially those
AFFLICTED with hung troubles.-Alrs. Az.
tell
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-06-05
is GREAT CHINESE STATESMAN


wan.wen.Tsao recently appointed
minister OF foreign ahairs OF China
and virtual premier Of the empire. ls
one OF the most progressive Of modem
colcstials. Ho rs said to be an en-
thuslasuc advocate OF occidental
diplomacy aud OF Introducing tho
latest inventions In che domain Of sci
ence. It was Wan. WenTsao who was
mainly instrumental In onectlng the
early closing OF the late war and who
has until now. more than any other
Chinese diplomat. been active 10 the
suppression of the antl-forolgh re.
volts. lie Is regarded as the most
powerful man In China, even more
powerful than was the late III Hung
Chang. lie occupied place In the
cabinet during the long tour abroad
OF II Hung Chang and has been In,
trusted since with many high posts
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-06-05

Value OF Palturc TOR rigs
A recent bulletin Of the Missouri
State Board OF Agriculture quotes
@. w. Waters as follows
we will now state two propositions
hearing on economy Of production.
First. while the pig Is not considered
primarily grazing animal. from the
fact that he cannot be expected 10
make gains and grow fat n turned
onto common pasture grass like cat.
tie sheep or mules. yet as a matter
OF fact the pig will make better re.
turns for the amount Of grass eaten
than any other farm animal More
over. the pasture will Increase the
efficiency and value OF the grain fed
In connection With t. The second
proposition Is this. The pig Is a grass
feeder and viii eat too much OF rich
feeds. as grain. more than he can
use economically. more than he can
digest well. consequently greater
gains from "A given amount OF corn
are obtained II the pig il fed less than
he can or Will eat This statement
applies with especial force In cases OF
a long fcodlng period The two propo
sltlons just announced. are brought
out In N following report Of tests
made at tho Wisconsin station. six
lots OF pigs being used
Lot ]. full fed, In a dry lot gained
i1b pounda per day and used 537
pounds Of corn In making 100 pounds
OF gain.
Lot 2, full fod, ON clover pasture
gained i.30 pounds per day, and used
ii7 pounds Of corn In making 100
pounds OF gain
Lot Q. threcfourths full. on clover
pasture gained 20 per day and used
377 pounds OF corn In making 100
pounds OF gain.
lot Z. onohalf fun. clover pasture.
gained 81 pounds per day and roquir.
ed 352 pounds OF corn to make 100
pounds OF gain
Lot o. onofourth full. clover pas.
ture. gained 90 pounds per day. and
required 2t3 pounds Of corn to make
100 pounds OF gain,
Tot 8. no galn. clover pasture.
gained .3G pounds per day.
In lot there Is a sudden drop over
lot In the amount OF corn required.
but In lot there IL q stlll larger
drop. Nearly three bushels less OF
corn is required TO produce 100 pounds
OF gain over dry lot feeding. For
growing hogs stun larger reduction
OF corn Is advisable. The rate OF gain
Is slower. but Il Is vastly cheaper It
Ia however wise practice to full feed
for the last 80 days before market.
Ing"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-06-05

The duke OF Buccleuch, King ia.
wards host al Dalkelth, is one OF ak
men who own between them onesiXth
OF all Scotland, and there are customs
still preserved on his estate dauue
back to King Alfred, Il was the faith
er OF the present duke who rode at a
breakneck pace from Bath TO Ions
loat To apologize 10 Lady Charlotte
Thyme, whom be had only Just left
for having forgotten 10 propose To her
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-06-05

In many cases Ia New England.
New York aud perhaps Pennsylvania.
well.hxed types. have been established
by growing one Kind OF corn for a
long period OF years on the same
farm without any change OF seed,
These varieue1 are frequently deslg
mated by the lame Of tho family by
whom they have hrn grown, ae Doc.
little corn ana 'Wnrrcu' hold corn.
Not iufreQuently some particular kind
OF corn has been grown on the same
farm Tor several generations OF a fam.
lily. without new seed being intro.
duced Tho Book OF Corn
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-06-05

which. In point OF brllllanoy and the
number Of guests IN attendance. will
surpnss any social function hitherto
held In the state outside OF Chicago
Gov. Yates viii preside over the ded.
icaiory ceremonies at the new arsenal
and armory and viii deliver the for
mai address OF welcome TO President
Roosevelt. who will be presented by
Senator Cullom. Il Is expected that
the building, which has a seating ca
pacity Of 10000. will be filled. The
hall win be deliberately beautlaed with
decorations and special attention will
be paid TO tho speakers rostrum,
where many OF thcastate's bestmown
citizens viii be gathered,
The ARSENAL and assoary "a a .nndel
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-06-05

The arsenal IS located ON the west
side OF the corridor. main door with a
private room for the officer Ia charge.
In the third story on the east Of the
corridor and along the south front is
series Of rooms TO be used as mill.
lary headquarters. brigade, regimontal
aud company. with private rooms for
the chief officers. A large lecture
room. In which Instructions In milf
tary studies viii be given, and a libra
ry and reading room are attractive
features. Ample space Is provided for
tents and other militia equipment and
In the basement is the rifle range,
where the national guard organlza'
tons throughout central Illinois win
arractice.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-06-05


From Farmers Rcylow. There Is
a disease prevalent among poultry, OF
which the symptoms are. viz; a
very heavy breathing. they SILVER as
with the ague. refuse TO eat stop lay.
ing n couple OF days and die. bowels
quite loose The poultry we're fod on
whole corn. soaked bread and cooked
potntocs, and seemed In good condl,
ton all winter. WIN you please tell
me. through the columns OF your pa.
per, what alls them. Many OF the
farmers In this vicinity have lost
hens In tho same way.-Mrs. Leo o.
Miller.
The symptoms. as given above, arc
very mopgor, a. ceaslng TO produce
oggs and dying can hardly be called
symptoms. rho heavy breathing and
loosenoss OF the bowels would lndl.
cate roup. II this Is present tho
mouths OF the birds should contain
an abundance OF colOrloss, strlngy
mucus. even II Il does not show itself
In the eyes Cholera Is possible, but
not probable. From tho data given
we should infer that the trouble is In.
digestion, due TO too heavy grain
ration throughout the winter. Pota.
toes could hardly balance tho ration.
aH they are themselves overbalancod
10 the direction OF tho carbohydrates.
as 10 corn. Il 10 not probable that the
fowls received very large quantity
OF soaked bread. Every spring indl,
gestlon carries on mulutudes OF fowls
that have been heavily grain fed
through tho winter. Why tho trouble
does not appear earlier we cannot
say. Perhaps the digestive apparatus
OF the fowls are able to stand a Ger
tain amount OF abuse. aud the limit
OF their endurance Is not reached an
spring. n these fowls had been fed :
warm mash OF bran and shorts every
morning during the wlntor, or had 70
oeivod daily green stun 10 some form
there would probably DO no troubl,
among them now.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-06-05
WILL NOT Cypress LABOR.
New York Employers Deny Intention
10 Forbid All Organization.

The emergency committee OF the
New York Building Trades Employers
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-17
Nmcrifa forOrer ,Surflaring.

0aIbin9ton, .. g., IA. Npril. -
Statsoepartementet bar onmooet Der
tbite Regering ON en- Grfl9riug aa=
gdaenoe De 5afta, Iom Itddr / 5orbiu-
oelie meb Qtrreiten al fire inbfSb!c
Preoitanter tilbgrenoe ben ameritan=
lie Wiisiion paa 9en Rut pg bers3
5oroisning til 9en pondf, begge al
aarolinerne. De fire inofeote YrGs
oifdnter bleo orreIteret at aaptdirsn
poa bet tbTe arigsfi6 ,.Gormoran"
De bleO df tpife !6anolenbe ontluget
for utilbsrIig OpfsrIel fige oosr sOr
ben tbIte Regering. 0o Rep. Wa. 9.
Steinfon bar ON 8orb paa ,,Gormo'
ran, blep Der tommonDeret: ,,eod"
oitaa" .fOrIab Stibet", oa ban fl life
Cob at iige ct Orb til be antlasebes
5orfoar. 0e blsp bsmt til Gorpie
ming af en- Ret ON gorD paa Sfibst.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-17
YDitrijperi.

S9yreton, ST., 15be 9lprif. = Sn6=
brltostpOe iprangte glat 9engeftabet
/ PoittOntoret Der o9 fit fat 159
9ollars Penge CO 80 Dollars 5ri-
marter. De itjal oeres gerttgj 6en=
m 8rOots Smebie.
gsO NiOnat bieo to Mano arreTts-
ret 5uOTon, g. D, al NlarIfal
16acterap eiter en- 1aarb Stamp. GFz
terot be bar bIeoet lat ino i 5an9iIet,
latte De SlO poa bet og 6leb tun reOe
oct meb Tior U19ie. Dr. tru.Oe neo
at mprOe Mari6alen. qoTtneiter 6arr
/ Sreton tror. at bisie Mano 6prer til
en- 9anoe, iom plpnoreoe qoFfontoret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-17

Ia 9opier. Som aft fagt opbobe6e
iig mango toitbdrsSdger, og man ifenz
neoe, at &pngenpjen life bar tilitr9t
telig til SptagelIe at olle be tilpeie
brdgte State. ReIolut boebe Sacobz
len en- M 9ube paa 100000 &r.. bbors
peo - unoer famine 5oruoI9tning,
Iom leofageoe Den fsrlte - prinIesIez
flgien tunbe iItanbI9ttes. geb tgl.
ReiclutiOn al 13.Oftober1S80 inbbros
ges ogIaa benne Del oF Slottet unbet
1NuIGet, iom oerpaa uboibebes til a.
itulle ,,bunne ct 9jemiteb for p1ttente
pg mere omfattenbe 5remitiainger af
MISUNDERSTANDING Winber fra ariz
itenoommens Snbfsrelie Oanmor.
til ben npere Sib". 5 1881 fog Sp.
itillingen uf be inbiamlebe 9enitanbc
i'm gegpnbelie &oneeflsjen, og Cola.
lerns uubnebes famine gar.
25 2lar eFter Slottsts grdnb, ben
II. December 1884, bleb bet operle.
beret Observation-Disclosures iom fer
oist. Ssrit 1893 futbenbtes @9rel.
ierne pud 3. Gal.
- Oct nblig ubtomne 8atalog
oplpier, at bd Slottet / 1887 meo
llnotdgelie al 89relierne sperIte Sta
&c al &ongefsien oe prinIesieflsisn
itob f9roigt. bar llo9ifterne ls6ne op
til 1901, ,S75 Str. SO 2re, bporof
8rbeger. aaptajn, Or. phil. s. 6.
Sdco6Ien alene far ubreeet 568,011
Str. SO 2re. llogiftsrns til UluIeet
uoreoes at @urlsbergfonoen, Der oarz
fig posr $4,000 Str. iamt 9tnbel /
9rpggerist Gl. Garlsbergs OperItub.
Wunee MnnO itploes 3af for bet ubs
retteoe 9lrbsj5t, life UuIrsts 9eftnrels
Te. 9i fal imioIertio life fer nrbne
0dpne.
Oct Far toitet mango penge at reiIe
6reberitsborg Slot oa inorettt bets
MuiGum, iom MI uarIig beIeges al
ca. 10000 MenneTter. U2en oeroppc
/ RorbGalanO eiss iO ogIda et SLOT.
ON bOiltet Suub fang:
9eiliet Slot meo glimtenoe Blsjs.
9tlorig Noroen bin 9iee man Ia1,
SsIen bu itratte mob 6imlen ben
bsje.
5oben bu baTteo gslqen ben blaa.
10.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-17
Stun 2 &lasie % steerase.

2cnoon, 15be 9lpril. Gunorb
Steami9ip Company far paabeennbi
bet Gtsperiment at labe pisie al fine
0ampitibe gaa meo bare 2oen &luss
les &ahDtpasiagerer og Steerage
eller 3oie alasies gasiagerer. 9(ura=
mia be9bnote Gtsperiment,t / @uar.
S &c 8abptter, iom 1 Ite &lasies pas=
lagerer fgr fdobe baft, inblpgereoes
2oen 8lasieS Yaslagersr, og 3bie
alasfes fit De a4m meo to, fire oQ
fefs &gier, Iom f5r bar bennttet al
2oen &lasies Ydsfdgerer. Garpat6ia,
ION MI er unoer 8boninp / Spne %
mart fGroig, bill petsle meb 9(urania
/ Den npe g3fororingsplun, % itulIe
cen biIe Zig fei0i1 pil Den blipe graf
bis uoDibet beb at fGtte flere Sfibe
/ ben. Oct ii9er fig ieio, at 9tertea
26sn 9ldS1es aah1t eQer 3bie Slasz
ie5 4dsiagerer tan 6abe nogen SnO=
oenning moo Den 60j Grab egebe
&omfort. Stibet bill naturliopis az
ti9 gaa fulot beTat meO Pasiagerer,
men Spergsmaalet er, ON ben forpoe.
De 9oosbeforbring Oil Datfe Subet
foraarIaget peO Get langt minbre puss
Ia9erantal Steerage.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-17
SfDOcr i'm 6nitrn Og iig ielu.

8es Moines, Is. 2(pril. 2lrtbur
Berrp IfpO 1 aftes fin 6uftru Qouife
Bruce. Gfter at 6abe affbrst ire Stub
paa benoe, fenbte ban ct orebenfe
Stub gennem i'm egeu 9ierne.
Stponingen faubt Steo o86e
5beal Shop, 9Dorbeu Bern babe
fu!gt fenbes Spor efter flere Daaes
forsaDes Se9en. Stent bun er farli6
iaaret, mene5 BUN beg at piae lepe.
Scr fiorten 0nge iitsa forlob bun
6om, og ben 9io bar Fan itaoig for
gepes efteripgt Genoe, inbtil fan / Of.
tes fanot benoes g3eiIetoHert pad Ell
8dnegaurb, og peb 9ialp teraf fit
ban benbes Spor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-17
SeO Sulituj pil life umpcnocs.


So @nGlenbere, Der er iprige 8eun.
brere at Qeo 5olitpp, men tillige fd=
natiife Spiriti'ter. reiite for noaen
3io iiben til Moitfpa, for at faa BEN
bergmte Oigter til ogiuu at blipe Sp:s
rift. 9olTtrp moOtrg Gnglanberne
8eieo, men fun en- Sang, % ba fra
bdb ban fig energi't oftere at faa BEN
at Re. De TO fortalte nemli9, at ben
belige 3orpbilius' Nanb bapbe opbai
get en- Ojepel bps 5olitpb, og at benz
ne tun funne ubbriDes, noar 8repe;'
beiiemts fig til at iparge til Spirits
mems Sane.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-17
sSpr Sfanbinaper.

Miles Gitp, Mont., IA. april.
aongresmanb SObn 2inb oe 6. s.
SpanIon uf MinneTotu FAINT M. 6.
Scr af Spo 9utota ofrejite i @aar fra
W1iles Gitn for at ubIsss en- forbeloas
tig 9anoitr9tning peb YellonItone ri
Der for en- &oloni al ifanoinapiite
Snbbanbrere. Ulan snTter 2anb til
ca. 5000 Settlere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-17
9iaaBeb?

@aIbington. .. g., 15be Qpril. =
@eneral 6ranf 8.gulopin, bpis fremz
raqenoe 2trbejbe pod Zen Winoanoa
unber Observation-Disclosures tiltrat fig
alminbefig Opm9rfiombeb og lfaTeoe
BAN 6orfremmelIe fra Colonel til
9rigaoegenerdl, pil al 8rigsminiite
rem efter al Rimeligbsb blite opforbret
til at fortlare ct paditaaet Snteroieip
/ 9enper, Colorado.
Sen. 9alopin till9gges ben Otz
ring, at ban foretrdt at bape Silt
pino= Soloater of Iamme Gruno, fom
ban foretrat RegerzS SolDater; ,for
aampen er jee lite 9ngIteli9 for be-
res Sitferbeb, bd Der lite lig9er mr.
gen 09gt pad, enten De milter 2ioei
fSlgenbe Orb: Oct bar iom fagt in
tet at betpbe. 0bis en- Wanb eieoe sH
Nacebelt eller en- 6unb al rent 8lof
oe iamtioigt ejeoe en- aeter, biloe bel
ba life bore naturligt, at ban forstrat,
at ben iioite ifulbe miIte 2ibet Frem-
for ben fsrite2"
@enerolbjutunt Gorbin bar hen-
lebst funeerenbe arigsminiIter Gan
eers Opmprtfombeb paa bet foregip-
ne Interpiefp.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-17
DiOuIeuelts @aue til Yauen.

Baltimore. Wlb., 15be 9lpril. -
aarbinul Gibbons bar fra praiioeni
Rooiepelt mobtdget en- @dDe, iom itdl
oDerr9ftes pabs Geo i Q(nlebnin9 al
bans Subil9um. Gjauen beItaar al
ii fmutt inbbunbne 8ino, inbe6olcen=
be ale 9ubifaber og pfficielIe 0ofi'
menter uoitebt at b. forenebe Staters
Qraiioenter fraWoibiuston til 9fooies
belt.
aarbindl Gibbons bar betroet Ga
ben til en- pr9it, ipm afrejite / @adr
fra yieip Yort til Neapel. Gdben leb.
iages of e9enb9noige 8rebe fra RooIei
pelt og @ibbons til paben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-17
eSntet 9Gpentgr.
Ser lere>

De en- Sang peb 5o0en af 8laabjergss
ne | Utarbldnb en- gammel tpitz
f6lpeiBif 29ge. bpi8 Rp IpreOte Jig
rpsr Raboitaterne lige til @irginia.
5 ct at Or. peter 6abrnep @bica1o
uogioet lille 8lab ,,8ejleoeren", Iori
ienbes gratis, fortelleS Der, bOorlebes
ct ungt 2ip bleb reobet peb en- 9rbnt.
@n li3n,nbe 9egiben6eb fanot for nh=
fig Steo / QDisconIin. 6r Milbelm
Miobeliteb / Mepaunesa, Nis., fri
Der, Iom fplger: oNepaupegu, Mis.,
ZEN 10. Ottbr. 1902. Or. p. syabrneh.
Seq maa fort9lle Dem, boab for Sp@
lebelIe jeg bar bait mlco Oeres &uri-
TO; ben li9ner Siitorien ON gamle Or.
5abrneb og Yigens Orgm. Seq bar
bos mf9 ct garnebarn, liot oper A Mar
gammelt. 6un bleb iad fDg for ct
por Tiger iiben, at bi trcsbe, bun full
be faa Heroefeber. @i beIluttebe al
bente 0ottoren. Oa bun bsrte bet,
iagbe bun fruts, at bun piloe ba'
Yqpas Webicin, bd piioe bun blipe raft
igen. 8i bilbe bog bente Ooftoren;
men ba blep bun ganife opbibfet %
raabte, at bun intet anoet pilDe bd' enp
popas Mebicin, ba piloe bum blibe bra.
,.@obt", idgoe jeg. bun ital fao fin
@iaie freml" @i 9ap benre &urifo
iFplge 4npisninoerne, po Sub bore
looet, bep bun mart bebre. Seq forts
iotte ba meb Wlebicinen, cg til por
@lGoe er bum MI olbeles friIf ioen."
20Q M19rte til, at Or. peters Gurito
er ingen 2lpotfeter Me6icin, men fun
fan erbploeS qennem 2ofolsMgenter,
eller, ifalb ingsn 9lgent finoes poa
Stehet, birette fra 5abrifanten, Tr.
9. 5abrneo, 112-114 60. 6opns
9lpe., Gbicueo, 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-17
Yetruleumsfilocr / Brand.

Beaumont, Ger, 15oe Q(pril. - Gn
Slpebrano paa Spindle 5op anrettehe
! Dag Stabe for benoeO 100000
0oGars. Der 6leo lite giort noQet
5Oriag pau at lutte Sloen, ia bet bar
umuliqt at fOmme inben 100 dor5
Qtfitan0 fra 5lammerne. Sngen Mlens
neIter tom til Stabe. Oct antaaes,
at TO 3re6iebele af Sompdgnierne bet
branolibte Diitritt bill pere ube of
Stanb til at fortI9tte i'm 8irtiombe5.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-17
Katdrrb Tan iffe helbreoes

blA 9bre ri bier bo be life fan noa epgbomnlens
Saos. aaiarrg ss eR gloo' ellsr 9onltluions; Spe.
ino HAIRS Catarrh Cure toges ino pg Dirfer brefte
poa globet pg Slilnbinoerne. Halls Catarrh Cure
er life en- aoafiolper.Mlebien Sen beo aarepiS 70.
refrepei al Ell o be bebite Sdger ber eanoe pg et
reguldrt edgemibbel 2et er innmeniat nf be be6e
Stprfemioler man fienber forene meb be bebe Blob.
rensningSDiber Der prfer birefte paa Slimbinberne
sr bet Der benrfer ao orbauienbe eiultnfer neo pes
breoelien al aatarrb. 0frp etter @ionesbprb. frit
81. 3, GbeneD IL Go, elere.
edges of Npptbefefe. pris 75c.
Hairs Family Pills er be beoite.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-17
9iGoielsinlot.

gieOoine. Sal. 10. Qlpril. 2ouis
3bomas, en- Wlsbicinnanp bldnot 6nl
Greet SSnbidnerne. blep tiloelt en- frp5s
telig Straf, foroi ire qatienter befe
unoer bars 9ebonbling. 5srit ifeo
man BAN 8 @anse; berefter bleb bun
bubitrsset, cs tiliioit bus9ebe man 5o-
peoet al bam og legte o5ootbaa" meo
RET.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-17
SOrteoOo cller forte &Oppcr?

3opeta, aan.. 15be 2tpril. - Del
bercttes. at 9 peripner / en- Sernbane=
leir gice gountD er oeoe al 8ubon
peiten, cg Setreteren for Statens
Sunbbebstomnisiion er rejIt ofiteo
for at unberIeee Sasen. Diitrittet
omfrine 2eiren er / itreng aardns
tane. Gn 2eee betesner Spgbommen
fom ..blact Snoallpor". 9pert eneIts
5ilf9lDe bar bait 0sben til Splge.
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uoldnoet. t.
11aar Delup ipruoer 3lo
st Itorarttt Sfueipil.

S ben IibIte Gin bar geIup after oGz
ret / liplig 8irtiOmbeo, og bet maa
iiges, at bette nDe llobrub er tommet.
Ionl pm bet bar tdlbet. Oct er
Utarts Wtudneo, at 5remmeobeis sqet
Stalien er itsrit, pg llol9Hbingene 0i!
od nsoig n9gte fig SpHet at bet ufor-
lignelige StuefptI, fom ct troftigt lto.
brub al 8eIub frsm6goer.
aae Sogene til Rdpoli CT / b.nne
5io cperfplbte uf fremmeOe, og 6bem
Ger ellers pleier at tilbrin9e 5oraars~
tiben / Rom, forlaber ben epige Stab
i WusIepis. Soab betpper ogida 3a<
faels Observation-Disclosures, 6orums Ru=
liner, peterstirten, ia, papen ielp mob
ben magtige Slbisjle, @.IuO ilpnger
op mob 9immelen, og Iom iiar BED
glattetib tager fig / bsi 9rab maie=
it9tiIf ub!
8 Napoli er Der life mere til at fad
Gag ober !SoOeDet, og Smaabnerne
ldngs BEN fortrp1enbe 9olf er ligelc
oes operfplote lige fra portici til Sor :
rento. O9 itpnt 8eTuDs nermeitc
Omegn Itaoig foruroliges beb Sor3<
lt9lo, trGcer be fremmebe alligebel
bperdnOre oOer SRerne omtrino
8Git9i9erier og pribat6uTe, 6oor Der
er @9relier at fna til 2eje. SorbrD.
ftelIerne, cen unberjorbiIte Hullen %
zen uafbrubte fine Qtiterean fDnes at
fammen hpjit Oeifomnent for en-
Manaoe MenneTer, Der Tiger BET nerz
oepirrenoe.
6per 2tften foretoqer en- ftor Del af
De Frenmebe giergb,Itigniaqer pa ~
Ger at nad Eelt op til 2tIfefeglen. Ser
rerne maa tilbaselagge ben iioHe Del
of 9ej,n til 5obs, meoens 8amernc
loOer fig transporter 8areItolc.
Qlen bet er en- foHbar 6iitorie. I'm
cer 6oregioenoe af at ben natliqe Sc
Iti9ning al @eiuO er ct meget Farliot
S5oretagenpe, forIanger be inbfpbIe
5prere so q 60 Sire pr. ReIe for AZ
oere @eileoere paa en- 5ur op ab De
inn. Gu SlbIpjlen og be glpoenos
Stene, Der udf6ruot Ilpnges uo a.
8eIups Srdter, life er / Stano til at
oplpie 8ejen tilItretteligt, maa man
meObringe 5otler.
@gnens 8efultning ipncs life TeriiJ
engItelig / 9tnlebning al @eIuos nne
llobruo. 6orels6i9 glebsr De fig oper
ben gooe 5ortjeneite, 5remmeo6eTpgei
fsrer meb Zig, og ldber fig life fbn=
oerlig ufFicere 6perten al Soroif9lpene
eaer al QlIteregnen. 6srit naar Ca
paItremmene be9pnber at nua beres
8inmarfer og truer beres 0uIe, boloer
re op meb at le. Nen biotil bar ber
ubltremmenbe 2abdmenqbs b9ret for
bolospiS ringe pg bar inbItrpnfet IT,
til at fblbe en- ringe Del al bet pre-
Qltrip bel Gapdllp.
Den ubfaItebe 2t'femengbe er bers
imoo ret betpbelig. Oper SGbigilen.
ca. 1000 Sob pper 8jergets 5op, Ter
man til Stabi9beb en- fort 9llteitn, Der
breber fla piftsformig ub til Siberne
fom en- me9tia Sr9frOne. Sier ON
Rutten, naar Slbisjlen ug be qlpbenoe
Stsne gennembrbber benne Gegz o9
9litsifp, gsr NaturifueIpillet ct pibuns
berligt pou en- Sang opbsjet og ober@
bplOente Snbtrpt
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SaDlDr bh0.

@aI1ingtOn. D. g.. IA. 9lpril. 49,
Qlbner 8ablor, for6enO. aonsrss.
mano fra 6bicagO, Ogoe ber gren
9aar Mites. 6an bar bost I gqus
ibingtOn, iioen 9an trut fig tiIbuse fra
aongresien, % par en- ugtet CO afboIot
Utano. 6ans !6uItru operIeOer BAN.