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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-16

oere beroprs, ON bun lite tommer.
9ennerl Der er en- aaben gsi til aldrs
beo / Sogen. SCR Der % mart bet
bel: Den 80. SUM FAINT 1. Suli itul
airteraaoet 6ane Mlgbe / Blair, Rebr.,
= ipar 0a, apinoeforeningsr og Ylez
nigbeber og entelte perioner. fom a.
lereoe bar lopet gibrag, peb II Q r
at inoienbe ebers 9ibrd9 til
Dor Sasierer. M. Beet, Blair. Nebr.
9ioere. Opradbet gGloer oenne Sang
fortrinspis Dor llngoom - unge
&pinter % Manb op til 0oab =
gib en- fulo 6aanos gape benne Sang.
gaa min 9iemreiie fra Qarsmeost
iagoe ieg til TO unge&pineer: s fare.
unge apinoer, 5 burre ienbe ben for
lie ~tpinoelige Misiioner I'D / Seonins
g%eperoenen. 5. Sis. fugoe ieg til
en- at Dem: Snnbe ou life for en9angs
StpIo gipe $500? so, bar Sodret,
ocet ital ieg ggre." n9ei." fagoe ie9,
6eIlutter bunoreoe al bore unge9bins
Der iig til at gre Get famine, Ioa bare
ri meo ct 9eft $500. 5 unge M9no,
tom meo. @io S osiaa en- fulo6aanbs
8upe. 9io meo ct gIob 6jerte, Sin
ane noget efter Gpne, men gin bet MI
itrdts. 9ige ido mart ; l9ie bette
Stptte / pore9laoe, od tag Q e6lits
9eilutning / Sdgen;
ieno enten ielo eoers 9ope eler gda til
eoers QrGit meo gaberne = ban itdl
mco 0lpoe fenbe rem ofiteo til &osz
iereren. gaa benne Maaoe funne 5
bj9lpe 8irteradoet til 8Idrbeo.
men, 8enner, ipar MI Or /. Suli
Tbor meo en- fulo !6aanos gdoe, Do
Der blioer 8leoe % Cat baaoe | 9imz
melen og pdd Soroen.
S6jertelig 9iIien.
8. g.. 6briftianen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-16
9e ijeqanoifs giifopperst
0iitorie.

) Hostiloe 9omtirtes 8orpmgang
hanger en- R9tte Malerier at eeiitlige
M9no, fom bet not er p9rb at L
paa. Oct er be ii9Qanbife giifopper
fra Reformationen til bore 9aee. 90
.Si9nanbs 8iifop" bar 10 oennem
Nar6unoreoer p9ret 5iten poo nor
eperite eejitlige @m6eosmanb. Mss
bens giipendpnet, fom en- gammel,
pelbetenot 8enaonelie, mart tom til
at afleIe bet ldnge, funitiee Super
~intennent" =g1aon, fom man prgpebe
pdd at inbfere peb Reformdtionen
fOm 5itel for 8irtens 5~ilipnsmanb,
iad bar mdn ingeniinbe = fun meo
en- enfelt Inbtagelie / bet II. Qdrs
bunbreoe booet fig til al brugeRdbs
net ,2grfebifop"" ON ben sberftc
blanbt be banffe 8iiper, nebens beri-
mob 6daoe Sberri9s og 5inlanbs tus
t6erife airfe life bar bRret bange oers
for. Def er, fom ON 2Grfebifpes
naonet bar imdgt os DANTE for ia
tbolft, eaer maaife fpr = eemntligtl
9i er 10 / bbert Sab M fun bante
iii at BRUCE SammenfRtninger meo
,QGrte" / ff9mtenhe getponing. Der
for bar man npieoes meb 5itelen
,Si9qdHbs giTfop", bpormeb man til
ligelige bar piaet pife, at benne gejfts
liae life er be andre 9ifpers Sbers
6pbeb, men fun ben ferite melIem
2igem9nb". .Sieaanbs 8iffop" =
benne Srbftiqing bar. f1a Diot bioes.
fun TO gdrale[ler inben for @ejftligbes
bens Smraaoe, ner.ig ,6o,mens
grobft" og .gorn6olms probit"
begge ligelebes gamle 8snabnelier pao
firfeliae Wnnbiabeber.
gr MI enb life Si1nanbs 8iifop
nogen 2grfebiIo, meo Wbnoigbeb ober
fine fefs Gn~;bebsbrsbre, be andre
giifopper i 2anoet, fad bar ban Dog
life Blot en- beiere plabs eno bisi:
/ Hdngfororoningen e. &lasie Pum=
mel 81, % en- mere ubm9rfet @mbeos=
hrnnf men fra Wri[D5Sib ar bar mar
eerne fsgt at faa ben MEET fremro-
eenbe Manb inoen for praieffabet
TT at beflebe pldbien iom Sjaaanbs
giifop. 0i fan berfor. ibet Ri be-
traeter Reffen at fj9aanbffe 8iIper
/ Rosfiloe Oomfirfe, fom 9egel gdo
ub fra, at ri Der bar nogle at ben
bonife airtes ppperite og bebfte ManS
eennem 5iberne for os.
Gn df bore tirfeliseJorfattere Was
flor q. 6. Dul6oH) bar for ct pdr
aar tilbage I Observation-Disclosures III
mo.af aritinet npgls Smadbetrdgts
ninser orer benne 8ifperaffe | ROss
fiioe Domfirfe, men bans 9etrdgts
ninasr inbfr0nfebe fig ubelufferrbe til
bet ubportes: Drost. 9adr, Sfag etc.
Tom ltbtrpf for be forffeaige Sibsdl@
bre, bpori bisfe W1np lepebe, ct
Spnspunft, Der meset bel fan babe i'm
ssnteresfe. 3 nrrDarenbe Jremffil<
lima Hal Der imibertib bp1les Deb no<
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-16

9aar 9eierne b%enoeuoer Zig til Soft, Der
aperterer / 8labet, enten fur at tgbe bos
benz eler for at fna Gplosninser om bet
opertereoe, bebes be oltio omtale. at be fao
spertisfemenlet / bette Blao. Get oil pnre
til seniibi9 gintre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-16
Oct iinife Soft.
(9fter ar. DBL

Strengt taget fan man life tale
ON 5inIunos gefoltning fom en- Gns
beo, ioet 5inldno Iom betenbt RUNNER
TO 6olteilag. SOenitere og Sinner, Der
fuupel / etno9raiff iom / ipor9lie6ens
Ieenoe er piOt fOriteIige. Den inifegez
%foltning uoesr for 5ibsn omtrent ipp
5ienoeoele al belle Pationen, mebens
Spenitsrne fun or be ire Sienoebele.
I'll 3ioer bar bisie TO 8efolfninger
ituoet ret ftarpt ooer for binanben. os
Der bar b9ret fsrt 6aaroe og bitre
Gampe melem oSpecomdner" og,.5es
nomaner", men / Mfob9aneen bar be
funoet %bindnoen, og De iIoiteaors tuns
ee prspelier bar l9rt bem at itaaQaIt
% 9rdit / en- Iaabdn @rdb, at BET M
er fulot torreft at tale ON belle Gam
bets 8efolfnin9 iom en- Patton. Rdar
Di | benne % fslgenbe Nrtittel pii
iremfsre nogle 3r9t til 9elpsn;dg al
bet finite 5olts 9iitorie oe 8arofteris
Iiit, bd tier bet, be!s foroi Ri bos ct
eonif 9agbldbs 29iere TOR paaregne
Snteresfe for Ell fife 5olf, Der temper
en- f%ortpiplet Gamp for lin Gtsiitens,
bells ogfda forbi 5innerne trobs De
itore 6oriteGi9heber / 4fftamnin9 %
Sprcg bar foriiddet at FINITE fig ida
ngje til be norbiTte 5olt % oeres
Q~onoslip, at ri lite tan anb:t END
6etraete BEN Tom bore greore i foltes
fig 5pri.dnb.
6oornaor 5innerne oa be meb benz
beil9gtebe Qapper, Der MI pG ientlig
FOR | be norbligite Ggne al Sperrig
% Horqe. er inooonoreoe | Qdnbet.
er ct Spsr9smaal, Der rimeli9pis a.
BRIG tan %befoares. 9iitorien tier oers
ON, og bener lite QrteOlcgien Tan
pre- %nGonsp9rbise Oplpsninser. !
iproglie 6enienbe bsrer 5innerns ii,
en- Sprog9t, Der a~lminbslig ben9pnes
ben finifugriite efter 10 al 2Gttens
5olt. Sinner og llgrier (Oitjatterne).
De finifsugriffe Soft bar forupen /
5inlanb fprebte | Ruslano CO ben
norbligs De at often; besuoen berer
Qapperne til famine 2@t os enoeli5
ogfud Masbarerne / llngarn. Man
antager, al be a1e en- Sang | Slotis
BEN er inbbanbrebe fra 2lten til GU
ropd, men 5ibspunttet er fom n9ont
life beitemmeligt. 4nereee meget tibs
ligt er 5innerne traaot | 5orbinbelie
msD be ~norbiifs Soft. Norbiite Sprogs
~forifere bar | 5inff funbet en- MGngps
9lb9amle 2aoneorb, iom er optagne |
Sproeet fra bet 9lbite tenbte noroiitc
Spros, bet fpm ulminbelie benapnes
%llrnorOiif, oso iom bar fenes Sprog
for ben itonbinaoifte Stamme | be
fsrits ire-fem ~4arbunbreDer efter
ariiti JsoieL. s faa oprinbelise Jor=
mer finbes bisfe SprceIaan, at mar
meo Sitterbeb fan iise, at Sinner pe
S~tonoinoDer for bsnpeb 1000 Qdr
fiben mao babe tenbt binonotn. Gil
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-16
,Saniferen"

bliber ienbt til subitribenter, inbtiI ub
trpttelis Spii9elie mubtaaes al l~lo9iperne
pe al @Rlo er betalt, / Goereusitemmelle
meb De 5ortnebe Staters 4oItlooe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-16

Entered at the Post Office at Blair. Neb..
rs second-klas matter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-16

Advertising Rates made known upon
application.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-16

Np6eoer ienbes birette til r8oniteren"
DIR. d, Blair, 3ebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-16

get anoet ps mere. nemIig ped ielpe
9eriOnerne Os oeres 9iitorie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-16

ane Snbienbelier = afborOlinser. for.
tere Artifler us 8orreipunbuncer ienoes
til Bait. u. N. anoerien, Sit. l, Srene,
South 7atuta.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1903-02-11

Account of meeting of Grand
Lodge Masonic Bodies of Okla
homa, at Guthrie, Feb. 9th to
14th, the Rock Island Route will
sell tickets to Guthrie at one and
one third fare for the round trip.
Dates of sale Feb. 9th to 18th in
elusive. Final return limit by
18th. 1862
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1903-02-11
Publication Notice.
TERRITORY OF OKLAHOMA. 90
CADDO COUNTY.

TERRITORY OF OKLAHOMA. IS
CADDO COUNTY.
In the Probate Court OF said county
CIV. Lining and Thee. PrGett. Plaintiff
VS.
John Schrock. Defendant.
Said de fendant. John Schrock win take
notice that he has been sued in tho above
named Court for upon "A Commission due OF
5000 for sale OF real property. and must
answer the petition filed therein by said plain
tins on or before the 18th day OF February
A. d. 1908. or said petition win betaken as true
and judgement for said plaintiff in said
action for fifty dollars, and In the garnishment
therein granted, win be rendered accordingly
Attest: M. N, Gish. Propate Jud re
Morris & Lange, Attorney for Plaintiff
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1903-02-11
ILLEGAL NOTICES..
~
Liquor Notice.


TO Whom II May Concern:
Notice Is hereby given that /. r. G.. Burn
side have this day filed my petition and aTS
plea ion with the county clerk Of CaddO
county. Oklahoma territory. asking that be
granted n license to sell at retail, malt
spurious and Yinous liquors upon lot II, block
3 In the village OF Cement, Caddo county
for n period OF one year. Unless protest or
remonstrance be nled against the issuance Of
san e onor before Feb. 2Ith. 1908, said license
will be granted as prayed for
Witness my hand the 9th day OF Feb 1908.
+. q. burnside.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1903-02-11
First Publication, Jan. "a. 1903
Publication Notice,
TERRITORY or OKLAHOMA. SO
CAbDO COUNTY,
W. r. Fnrrar. Plaintiff

CAbDO COUNTY,
W. II. Fnrrar. Plaintiff
vs.
W Y. Winton, Defendant.
Territory OF Oklahoma TO w, y, Winton;
You are hereby notified that you have been
sued by w r. Farrar. in Justice Court. before
Homer A Areuds. a Justice OF the Peace In
and for the CITY Of AnadarkO. In Caddo Coun-
IS, Territory OF Oklahoma. and that an order
OF garnishment for sixty four and seyen-one
hundredths dollars (6iOT) Was on the 2lst day
OF January. 1903 issued by the said Justice In
the obOVe action. and that said action VIII be
neard bv said Justice of Peace at his once in
said city ON the End day OF March, 1908, at
O'Clock n. m.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my
hand at my ONCE In said city this 27th day OF
January. 1903. Homer A. Arends. Justice oi
the Peace.
randall IAvesay. Attorney for Plaintiff
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1903-02-11
First publication Feb. 9, 1903.
Notice.
Territory OF Oklahoma. 90
County OF Caddo. %

AOuuAN ol 1hNubs
In the Probate Court.
Notice is hereby given that on the 1th day
OF Feb. A. ID. 1903. Chas :. Page, brother OF
John S. Page. deceased. filed In the Probate
Court OF the county OF Caddo and Territory
OF Oklahoma. n petition praying for letters of
Administration to be issued 10 s II. Sturgs
upon the estate OF said John =. Page, deceas-
ed, late OF the county OF Caddo and Territory
OF Olu hOma,
And pursuant to an order OF said Probate
Court Monday the 23rd day OF Feb. A. ID. 1908.
ut the hour OF I o'clock OF that day, that be-
ing n day OF the regular January term. A, ID,
1908 OF said Probate Court. has been appointed
as the time for hearing said application, when
and where any person interestedmay contest
said petition by tiling written opposition there
to on the grouud OF incompetency of the APP
plicant. or may assert his own rights to the
administration and pray that letters be issued
TO himself.
Witness ". n Gish. Judge OF the Probate
Court OF the county OF Caddo. Territory OF
okla. and the seal OF the court affiNed the
9TH day OF February 1903.
tSeall Nj. N. GIsH Probate Judge.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1903-02-11
FIRST Publication. Jan. 20, 1908,
Notice to Creditors

Public notice is hereby given that letters Of
administ aion on the estate OF john M. Robin
son deseased were granted To the undersigd-
ed hy the Probate court of the county ofCad-
do at Anadarko. Oklahoma Territory, on the
9snd day OF January, 1908,
An persons having claims against said estate
are rcqurired to exhibit the same to the under
signed at her home NJ Apache, Territory OF
Oklahoma. OF allowance, within four months
from the date of this publication with neces-
sary vouchers, or they VIII be forever pre-
cluded from any benefit OF aid estate; OF said
claims may be hled in the said Probate Court.
Dated this 26th day OF January 1903
Morris 4 Lange. Attorneys.
Laura q. Robinson.
Aominis ratrix.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1903-02-11
Jan 3. 1908
Notice.
Territory OF Oklahoma, 90
Haddn eouutY

In Probate court
Notice is hereby given that on the 2nd dAy
of January, A. ID. 1903 Laura c. Robinson nj.
ed in the Probate Court OF the County OF
Caddo and territory OF Oklahoma, petition
with a pretended VIII annexed praying Tor
letters OF Administration TO be issued TO her
upon the estate OF John NJ Robinson, ce-
ceased late OF the County OF Caddo and ter.
ritory OF Oklahoma. and asking that sald VIII
be adjudRed TO be null and void ana held Tor
nauRht And pursuant 70 an order OF sara
Probate Court dated January 9th, ls05, the
i6th day OF January, a. ID, 1903. AZ the hour OF
oiclock d. m. OF said day that being day
OF the regular January Term. A. d. leoS; OF
said Probate Court has been appointed as
,be ttne FOR hearing said application, when
aId where any person interes,ea yosi,an may eSn
TEST said petition by ming ~Flttem o9
he applicant. or may assert his own rights
10 me administration and pray that betters
he issued 70 himself, 49,. ,,...,,,, -
Wines M. N. Gish. Judge OF me fropale
Court OF the County OF Caddo. ana ths sea'
Of the Court afixed. the bth day, of January
A. ID. 1908. prohate Judge.
Seal
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1903-02-11
First published Jan. II, 1908.
Notice.

To Whom il MAY Concern;
Notice is hereby given that we, J NJ Whitley
a NJ r. Ware. under the hrm name Anu style OF
Nbitley& Ward. have this day filed In the
once OF the Co .nty Clerk OF Caddo County;
Territory Of Oklahoma. their application and
petition 10 sell at Retail Malt SplriIuous
36 n the City of Anadarko, in Caddo county
for a period OF one year. ana unless protest
or rcmOustrAnce be filed against the issuance
of same on or before February 10, leOd' shli
license will he granted as prayed Tor
Witness our hands this the snd day OF
February. 1903 Whitley s Wand.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-07-14
NEGRO HIGHER EDUCATION.

"a colored dude with high SIX hat,
extra long broadcIoth coat, white vest,
polka dot loud pants. PINK Jle' patent
leather summer shoes. NlleSreen drop
stitched stockings. gold glasses, Watcn
fob and s~unshade. celebrated the fth
in our town. He was a lhlNs OF oedu-
tv TO behoId and indeed interesting as
foreebadowing the latest twentieth
century the product of our
nrecent system Of negro education.
which s deriving h white child Of
his lust educational fund and BURDEN
ing he tax payers with large bond IS
sues to meet the current expenses of
our state government.
Each one of our educational cam
paigners should have a cullud dude
to illustrate to our white tax payers
the great advantages of increased
taxes and bond issues with which TO
convert good working labor into such
sports and dudes.
We bid the colored man god-speed
IT his own efforts to upbuild himself
and his race, but we are opposed 70
any system of taxation that is unfair
to the white hild and that makes
more dudes, ioafers or criminals than
honest men out Of the negro Children
The above editorial from h Duplin
Journal is in line with the sentiments
expressed in The Messenger on Tester-
day. We believe the white people Of
this state are opposed to a law requlr-
ing them to pay taxes to furnish nigh
CT education" to the children OF n
negro race. We believe a constitutional
amendment requiring the school tax
paid by each race to be applied to- the
education Of the children Of that race
would be Overwhelmingly adopted %
a pOpuIar vote We believe in always
showing justice and fair treatment to
the negro. He = a citizen Of the state
and is entitled to and should receive
the same treatment before the law as
the white man, but ne should no. re
accorded greater privileges or adTant-
ages. To tax the white man to give
an education in the higher branches to
the negro * making n distinction n
his favor and our opposition becomes
more pronounced when We taka INTO
consideration tfre fact that this higher
educatiCn' we hear so much about
does the negro no gccd-in fact makes
him unfit for that class Of work which
goes to the up-buiIding Of his race u
of the country generally. II the negro
wants a high school education we do
not ppOse his attaining it, provided he
does not do 50 at the expense of he
white man Who needs all his resources
for the suppCT and education Of his
own sons and daughters.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-07-14
1t Has Been Stoned.

Washington, July 9.-The navy de-
department. has taken steps to pre-
went further interference with Ameri-
lcan shipping in the Orinoco by either
government or rebel forces. This action
was AXE upOn the advice Of Mr.. Rus
sell, United States charge at Caracas.
ldated on the 9th instant, to the effect
that the government forces had detain-
ed two ships belonging to the Or1noco
steam Navigation Company at San Fer
nandino and tht insurgents had de-
ltained and were likely to destroy three
lother ships belonging to the same COM
Ipany at Ciudad Bolivar. Orders were
icabled yesterday to the United States
ship Bancroft at Port of Spain to pro-
at once up the Orinoco and re-
lease the detained vessel. No resist
lance is anticipated.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-07-14
The GRAND
PROMOTER
His Lau1dress Calls aDd Makes
q Collection.

n AJOR CROFOOT, grand pro-
" moter of all sorts and condi-
1 tons of schemes and enter
prisas to better his financial
condition, entered his Office the other
morning. leaving the doOr open behind
him. He had scarcely hung up his
hat when q woman stoOd before him.
Like q fash of lightning he recognized
his old time laundreSS-the old time
when she used to do up his shirts and
trust him for pay-and he realized that
she had hunted him down at last and
meant to collect a bill of about IS.
One thrill shot through him, and then
he was as cool as ice.
Madam, We're you looking for the
photographer or the corset makerT' he
Queried-
NO, sir" she replied; II am looking
for Major Crofoot, and l have found
him at last. Don't you remember
meF"
Really, ~nOw-why, really
Don't you remember meT
rs it-can it be-is it possible that
O are Mrs. Stubbins?"
Il am Mrs. Stubbins. l am the wo-
mar you beat out of $3.50 for doing
your laundry. l have been on your
trail over Il wear. and | have run you
to earth at last. | want my money"
We'll. well. wenr' exclaimed the
major as he held ont his hand for a
shake. Mrs. Stuhbins. | am thrice
glad TO see You. Only yesterday | sent
out to Dakota to try to find where
YOU were located. You don't know
how often | have thought of you and
your kindness 10 ne. For months and
months you were like Il mother to me.
And have you just come on from the
vest
"Blarney" she answered as she drew
herself up and pointed q finger 1T
him. Il am no longer 4 trusting. con-
fding laundreSs. but | have gone on
the stage and got my eyes opened. l
an no longer Mrs. Nancy Stubbins,
but Miss Rosalie Cathcart. Caitiff,
come down with the shekels or | will
make it torrid for thee
And so you have gone on the stage?
By George, what a coincidence-what
a coincidence. l have a three act play
right here in my desk and was Won
dering where l could find a woman
to TAX the leading part. You have
just the right fgure-you look the
part-your fortune is made. Right
here, without going any further, 1 offer
you 500 per week to take the role.
AS 1 remarked before, what a coin
cidencer'
"Mercurio, tLinkest not to deceive me
with honeyed Speech" a~rtfully replied
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-07-14
SOUTHERN RAILWAY SURGEONS.

Newport News. Va. July 9-The As
ISOLATION Of Surgeons of the Southern
Railway system in annual convention
at Old Point Comfort this afternoon
elected officers for the ensuing year as
follows:
President. DR.. r. L. Payne. Norfolk.
Va; first vice president. DR.. j. s.
Voyles. Corinth. Miss: second vice
president. DIR. c. P. Martin. Russell
Vile. Ala: secretary and treasurer. DR..
J. J. Harrison. Loudon, Tenn; member
OF executive committee. DR.. Rhett
GOOde. Mobile, Ala: honorary members.
DIT. F. W. McRehy. Atlanta. Ca; DR.. Z.
Franklin Smith. New York city.
Following The election Of officers At
torney Saunders Mcdaniel, OF Atlanta.
made an address pOn The Attitude of
the Surgeon to the Patient and to the
Railway Company. This was followed
by a paper: The Treatment of Surgi-
cal Infections" read by DR.. Willis F.
WestmOreIand. of Atlanta, Ga.
Other addresses were made as fol-
lows:
Wound Infection Without Laceration
OF the Soft Parts Surgeon l. H. Goss.
Athens, Ga. Injuries Of the Hand
"Complicated Fractures of the Skull"
with reports of four cases. Surgeon
Howard Williams, Macon. Ga: Re
port of Cases" Surgeon ". ". Ham
iIton. BroOksviIIe. Miss.
About , o'clock the convention adj
jOurned. Many Of the members. how
ever. Will remain over until tomorrow.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-07-14
81 AM LOOKING FOR MAJOR cRoFooT.'

Il AM o MAJOR CROFOOT."
Mrs. Stubbins as she balanced on one
foot. Il am here for the oof. Produce
or get ready for a dull thud."
by George, but what talent-what
acting!." whispered the major as he
gazed in admiration. Sarah Bern
hardt isn't within forty rods of YOU.
I've got $4,000 ready to put my play
on the road and max o the bright
est star in America. If you'll come in
this afternoon I'll have a contract
ready for you to sign. You'll carry
the country by storm"
'MercuriO, hast thou the rhino-mv
little $3.50? I call upon thee to hand
it over, and if thou dost not then mar
the consequences be upon thine own
head"
You mean that little balance?
Yes. III pay, of course. but that will
come later. ! think | can make your
salary $50 per week. and I'd like 20
begin the rehearsals at once. I'm also
willing TO advance you 500 for any
stage wardrobe YOU may iced. Can
You come in at > o'clock:"
AT - of the clock Ner--.io
Wou!dSt engage me" mUScd NJ >..h.
Iins. W.th her finger On her Los "3..t
| know tie a~rtfU,E9ss of man md
cannot be b~amucoz!ed. Let him stand
forth like Il man and pay N" tli4t
WnicE lie owest. and Later or l w,
answer him"
"TerhdrS ! could make it $l.O Per
week" said the major as re tovrd
with his watch CHAIN. Won grow bet
ter and ne;tc~, . Csn't want 70 make
yoI egotiStjca!. lat Mary Anderson
couiGn't hold Il candle 10 YOU. III have
Your name from EaGmaZoo 10 HANDY
within q year. Your role is tragedy.
and yoI want to stick to it. Shall We
say o'clock: | want to get the con
tract signed and hire Il hall"
My answer to thee. Mercurio. is
this" hoarsely whispered Rosalia as
h reached out and seized the majors
coat collar and almost broke his neck
as she gave a sudden yank.
"Here-hold on, You are becoming
a little too strenuous. AS l said be-
fore, the trihing balance between US
will be paid, but let u.s.
"Mercurio, thou must cough up now