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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-21

til ben pluoIelige Yirteligbeo, at heit
Raturen par IangIes = life en- @dn9
en- eneiie lille Meubop Cart til at
Iao fine feoe Smaatriner / alpbers
marten og Paituret. od tror iea )
aueIdmmen pilbs blipe ida b~eorepeoe,
at 5 tunbe fud / Sinoe at gua ben og
leie en0ldnb til al gipe cher no9le tsrre
59rit, forbi S nogen Sinoe brugte en-
Salonbssie eler en- ySlingsS Shot.
Og iaa for Reiten bill ieg lutte meo
at iise: 5remfor alt, 9renge, blep al
brig 9rnitere! 8erIom Der at o9 II!
TtuIoe blipe for meaet at 9raft / SjGi
% 9rop. iaa 5 abIolut tai I'D at
fIaas og prGpe arafter meo @oerS
Meoifabninger. ioa saa I'D / qdfture'
% tag goer en- Om9an9 meo 3prer,
T. gts. Der er en- bis 9gre / at tempe
meo ct Dnr, Der er iterre og it9rtere
END s ielp er; men at bife goers Mdn=
bigbeo oper for en- file %itdttels pGrge
les 6u9l er liae iaa labt % arelsIt
ION at optrfalbe en- &rebling / Rgrte.
Ser neoen unoer letter ieg 10 en-
9elfte 9ersIinier. iom 5 9arne maa
neoItripe ! GOers nGopn Boots:
"'The bravest are the %tenderest;
The loving are the daring"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-21
Gorl npe banife Yreit.

Sioite Ssnbag buroe b9rs cg
bill %pifnot bliDe - en- epotegsrenfe
Dag | BET banife firtelige Qarbslio |
Snn 5rancisco; thi efter mango DIM
ififtnineer bar Dor gp enbelis fact
en- fat banif preit.
5uns NuDn er. Tom tibligere meb@
belt, g. 6. s. 6anien, og bans fioit
foresuasnbe 9irfipmbeO bar | eugene,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-21
.auuaIlr,.
#(gt. Sd a b nl.)

Oct er moo 9asning. Der TorbGr@
Der Mennefter, jeg bill 9fpe 4opariel.
Det er iarlig e Romdner. Der ifripe5
/ Dunmart / Dor lib, Der itaee tore
gern % usrfarne unge Menneiter al
lefe. Mange peo life, at De 8omaner,
Der ifripes / Dor SiO, er faare me9ei
forIteaiee fra De 3omaner, Der bleo
ifreoen for ca. 80 Oar iioen. 5 he
9ioer. Der eaar foruo fer Dor. bdooe
9i9terne, FER itrso Romansr, | ~
minOeligbeo Q9telie for a%riItenoons
men. 8erfor ipste be heaer life /
oeres Romaner at faa 5olt inn pdd
ben Sdnfe, at DIT tunoe b9re grDt for
nogen at bife ltlboigbeo mob 8uhs
Billie, iaaIeoes fom oenne er os uas
btnbaret / ben beligs Strift. Den
Tioen ca. 1870 er Der fommsn en- far
Zig %triItusfienbIf Retning ino | Ros
manItripnineen | 9dnmart. Si9terne.
Der I~friper Romanerne, er 10 | Nlmins
oeligbsb Wenneifer, Der bar penot
aritentroen Rh9gen, og iom iddr
9antrrens Sch | 6ierterne pdd ne
NenntIter, Der LATER beres Bigger. q(f
ben @runb er bet ogiaa. at llmoralis
teten tdger mere og mere O~berbaano
blonbt Soft i Danmart og tommer
til Spne | be Cater. be piIer zig |
itsrre oe itsrre lloitrGtning.
Men 9ennerl bet er life alene /
Danmart, at BET er gait meo Romdns
ifripnin9en. Ser / Qmerita itripe5
ogTaa en- W9nsoe Romaner pad en-
Iaabon Wdbe, al be, Der lefer benz,
bill famtibist inbbritte 8antroens
oesbrin9enbe 0rit. @i tr9fer 10 en-
Mdsie tore Bern og unge MenneIter
a1e 8e9ne Der / Qmerita, Der er TOM
plet ~ligegDlbige for oeres egne SialeS
5relie, og bOis 5ierter er opfplote #
Chit til at bare meb oeb be alerugil-
neligfte iaa talote 5ornejelier. 6ierr
terne fOulmer af 2Rngiel sfter at faa
De tsDeli3e 9piter tilfrebsItiIebs, ~
os9enerne gtOss Zen til at tumles /
Srnbens Rus, faa bet er gpieli9t /
a~llerbsieTte Grab. Iaar faa 59lger=
ne al at babe leoet / fr9f OpT9tiigbsb
mob Suns gub oiier fig enten I 5aren
at Spgeli9beb. 5ottieoom sIer paa
ben Waabe, at Wenneifenes 5oragt
og 6aarb6eO bGlter inb ober ben ulpts
telige Duntro Sprber, iua fslser I oors
Daae SelomOrb tiliioI, faa Sotan
fan faa BET fuloe 6errsbemme ober be
arine forferte Menneifer, Der faloer
for beyes egen 6aano / ben forte 5ors
tbieleiie.
&c fer af%Ilutningen paa bet. Ter
besDnbte msb at more fig felD DeoeGs@
ningen at be fuIbtub Oantro Romaner,
Der ftripes Dor lib.
gennerl bend ON fra ben fataniits
pentro Romunlasning til 2nsninasn
at ben beIiet Strift Os te Bigger. Der
tage beres lIOgungspunft fra oenne.
5or9forel bolD eoers f9re 8srn fra
al l9ie bet, Der forbarber oeres Sic
le, oe siO Dem gooe gsaer | 9anber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-21

Or, bDor ban bar grunoet en- oanIf
aoloni, Der MI teller ca. so 5amilier.
oannet en- Iolio Msnigbeo og reiit en-
Tmut 9irte. 3ibliaere bar 9aItOr
6anIen betjent De odnite Menigbeosr
/ Glt s0orn og 6eoar SAILS. Sopa.
Som 9epis for, at paftor 9dnien bar
oaget ftattet / 1T tibligere 9irtefe!t,
tan anferes, at ban for fort 5fo iicen
mobtog aalb paann fra Wenig9eoen |
sit 6orn, ct Gmbeoe, Der er ulige let
tere % ~bebaseIieere eno ret ar6eiOe,
ban MI bar padtaget fig. Den pc
loren afflog aaIoet pg beIlutteoe at
blipe / Misionsmarten | 0eiten, iom
ban IDnes iad pei mititiet for.
SO qaitor 0anien bar fuao 5Ors
I~tauelie At, at Def 4rbtioe, iom ben
narmeTte 5remtio pit meOFsre. life
bliDer bet alerletteite.
Qafforen bar meobragt i'm 5amilie,
~beItaatnoe at 6uitru og fem 9syu.
guIfor 6uuien opertog i'm me Ser
nina BED guostieneten / Ssnca5s
5ormiooaos / Qariens 6aaa.
QGerepe noden 5io Far bea fir
fefpgenoc Del al ben 0anite 9sfoltz
Ming pqret rant til at Isse bette Go
fale, 6por gaitor 4noreaitn ira 5resz
10 en- 6pnoag / foerUlaaneO bar idms
let en- itaoig pofienoe 6lot. 81 bar
tibligere gentagne Gdn9e Dmtdit pa
Itor QnoreaTens opgtige og niofGre
4r6eiot for &~irfeIagen; men enonu
en- gang maa Ri iiqe. at ban oeo Ct
Iomle en- Slot ca frrbereoe Den pua
Den fate gr9its aomme, Tar oGret
en- tor 6ialp til Batter s0anien, eli
aeaOsaeruina, ION Danne p%ldIiennsr
/ fltloeite MuaI.
Oct par oerfor iut / I'm Orosa, az
9aitor 4noreaien Ifulbe pare ben, Der
/ 5snbog3 itul0s praientere Den npc
grait til ben tore 6oridmling, iont
fnlote Qofalet til fioIte 9labs.
9erefter Golot 9aItor 61nien I'll
3iltrGbelTesprGoiten, % peo bsnnes
Siutning peOtog Meniabeoen itadenoe
en- 3attereiolution til gaItor Anoreu.
len for hans QrbejOe og ogidu til ne
nigbebsn / Guiton. Der iou pherpiflig
bar ufiet lin qrGit iaa mango Ssn'
oa9e.
Om Iftenen prabitebe qaitor !5an
ZEN igen for fulbt gus.
Saaleoes sr dltfad BET fate 4rbeibe
begpnbt. og ct bi9tigt Striot til Sir
fefagsns 5remme er blepet tdget.
Oct er 10 life fsrite Sang, at Gan
5rancisto bar bait en- bunIt Brett.
Men aae tibligere 5orisa pad tirteligt
bdnit Sirfearbejbe Der / 9ben bar fun
b9ret 5orfss: be bar manglet Solis
biiet oe er enten i%trdnoeoe pdd Mnnz
ben, Der Ifuloe ubfsre 5orIeget. eIer
pda Mangel paa &rigsmdteridle
qenge. Gu er 6orbolbst aneerleoes.
paitor 9anien er en- prebet Mano, eg
bag BAN itaar ct fort, liOstraftist
airteIamfunb = Den forenece odnfte
airte - ION pil, al Sagen tai
gsnnemfsres. 90 bet bill life forte
pda Wibler.
Oct er IslOfslgelig liot for tioligt at
brinse Spsrgsmaalet notwithstanding
pnu Sale; men BET er life for tioligt
at 6egnnbe at t1nfe pda bet. Og noar
5iben tommer, bill 5iloeitbringelie af
Wioler til en- &irfe life blibe en- uopers
tommelia alippe.
De n9rmeIte Spolber er imiblertir
9annelfen al en- Wenigbeo % Grbers
belie at ct 6oriamlingslotale.
0efter o8ien".)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-21
siaier og 9eg.

gu, "a 9adrens oingeee Songere /
5uiinOois og beg Parois inofnoey
ia / bore Store, Barter % 6aoer. e.
Der noget, Der tpinger mig til at rincs
iammen til en- ogarmbierti96eo5
aonference" meo dIe 0rengs, fore os
imao. 5tfen / Dag Der / o0dnite-
rem" er altiaa fun berdmmet for eeer,
Drenge; men / maa gerne tage daee-
% Moner % ale Pigebernene meo,
for at hi rigtig tan fda SUBS Gng :
til at p9re meo os % faa alt bet bto~
tie pore 6jerter til at raabe for os;
tbi 5 peo goot. 0rense, foroi 3 pitt
Der let bet Iau tibt, at ubarmhjertiss
beoers og 8~ruTombeoens Qano Dor i
mango al ebers 9ammerater % biier
Iig iaa a~fifpelig umenneiteli9 / here's
g%e6anOIing al 5ugle os andre Smoas
%la6ningsr.
8. bOilten pnbig 5Oraarsmprgen Vi
bar I Dag Gfter ct 5oroenpejr /
Rat og htrmsb en- Nib o9 nnoig 5ots
aarsregn ooer BEN tsritie; SorO %
ben brsmmenpe Hatur itadr Solen %
ODER Sonas Batter pg inobp1er belle
Qebraita / en- itradlenoe 9lorie. 3us
timber al fmaa 5ugleItruber lutter Ii5
op, % Iom Gngletor Ipoer bsres 5ote
feIong til 6imlens Sub, beres Stabsr
pg 5orisrger, Dor !6erres Seiu arii.i
5aoer og Dor 6aber. Og t9nt eoer loo
miot / al benne 4fglans at SUBS Ser
ligbeo Der pad Sorbsn en- 6Gritare
at 6alppotsne NRnb, al tore 8reng.
% imaa Drenge = nogIe meo fer
trinlige SagtgepGrer. andre meo ga
l~onbssier, after andre meo R~epolpere,
og De minOite purfe bog / bet minofe
meb en- oSlingsShot" 9rus
Iomt, dfifneIigt, life ianot? 9ettf
Raiurens 9opian9sfor ifal fOritumme
% mprbes; bisie jublsnbe Smadftabz
ninoer ifal Itdnoie miOt / en- 9l9bess
trine for at flagre oingsIfubte % bgoe=
lig idaret til Soroen uosn no9en iom
helIt dnoen @runb emo bea ojGbelit'
emit / ct WenneItebarn iii al mDree.
6er, RED s bboo, Dren9e? SeJ
oiloe lige iad gsrne ilippe en- 6lot bilee
3omabdptz Snbianere in0 / Dor 9irte
Suleaften for at i~talpsre goers nc
Der, Gners Seiter, Goers Sober %
Gber aIeiommen = mig ielo meb -
liee / bet 2jeblit, oa Ri er Iaa uiiqelig
lnfteli1e meD 6%peronDre omtring sJule-
tract % Ipnger pore 9oofangs iam-
men meo bet uinnlige Gn9letor III
3af for gsrbens 5relier. Barnet /
8etble6emgfr1bben. Oct nilbe life oRre
ben minbIte Smule gruiommere eno
ben 9ebanbline, 5uIin5er at 9rense
og unge Wenneiter giUer pore Imda
oingcoe Sdngere. SIAN p9re, at pors
Sabre / Iin5ib bar berspet bisis bifoe
SnDianers faa at iigs aft paa Sorc,
Iaa al beres blooigs llbaao fun piles
p9rs, menneIfelig talt. lige for ligs;
men bpab bar be imau Songere rgpet
fra os, eIer bbormeb bar be Forurettet
os, at hi iaa ubarmbj9rtigt itul be-
rspe benz 2ioet, bet bDreite al olt2
Seq ftal Iige eoer, bOaO be bar giort:
be bar f1tot og fplDer Dor lurmfuloi
forpirrsbe SorO" meo Grnoeiane, ndor
Wenneitene tiot bar fDlot ben mso
HorbanoslTe. 0ette er beres eneite
BreDe.
qrsb MI at tpnte Gcer, Orenge.
bporleoes benne 0eroen Diloe ie W
uben aobins, Carts og 3brufbes -
uben nogsn Gang / Qgbletraerne,
mar be oneiammen itdar Tom ct 6dr
at glomiter % Coffin! 8eriom &
lfulbe poagne op en- Sommermorger
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-21

Raor Qaierne benpenoer Zig til 6Olt, Der
aberterer 9labet, enten for at tDbe bos
Dem eaer for at iaa G%plpsnin9er ON oct
aoertereoe. bebes be altio %on1tale. at De fau
Goertisfemeniet / bette Blao Set oil nere
til s%enii0ie Npttg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-21
Ereiternes syorbolo til
glfbolosarbejoct.*

Gn af mine @enner iagoe til mig,
ba ban berte. ieg ifuloe ~boloe5oreorag
oper bette Gmne: ,5er bu inolaoe big
pda bet? = Oct tunbe bare, at flere
bar unoret fig oner, boao ieg | bette
6oreorog oiloe tomme til at tale ON.
@dnife naturligt bar 5 bel t9ntt, at
Der fgrit piloe blipe tdlt ON ben itnre
9etbbniug, bet piloe babe for 4fboQos>
id9en, at faa pr9iterne meb, cg bet
al mangfoloise @runoe. 0esuoen oen>
teoe 5 bel. Der ituloe tales ON bet fore
4nipar, qr9ittrne bar ligeooerfor Ell
faaban 5%eriterungs Samfunosiag.
@ntelte mere biplomatiffe t9ntte bel
ogiaa paa, bpub Der Dil0e brtnges /
6or1ug for at faa Yr9Iterne meO. og
enoelig 6aabeoe tanife en- eIer anbea
minbre prelteDenlig, at pr9iterne full
be hifaneres, forpi be life mere, emo
Silfaloet er. bar luttst Jig tilQfbolosz
ar6ejoet. De ioTte 5orbaabninger oil
blipe totalt ftuFeoe.
Oct er iaa lungt fra, at ieg pil 6is
tanere pr9iterne; jeg BIZ tpertimoo
meo ft9rfe Orb role Dem, baaoe forbi
Sdnobeoen FREEZER bet, og forbi jeg
timber bet formaalstjenligt at pino.
4fboIosfoltets Spmpati og 5iaib til
prRfterne. Haar ri ffdl 6enpenoe os
til en- Wdno eler en- 9orpordtton meo
enQnmroning, iua g9loer bet life blot
at finoe p9ne og pasienoe Orb, men
bet gqlber meget mere, at Sroene er
ct fanot notrpt for 5iertets 5iqib;
bois life, opfattes Il p9ne Orb Blot
ION Smiger og Oirfer ~fraiteosnoe. Gr
be berimoo ct u0trnf for6jertets fuloe
Siqio, pirter be ION en- It9rt ordgenoe
Mdgt.
oGptten felger ben moot9e", lI9er
Sroiprog,t, og for at gere Qf9oloss
folfet mobigt / i'm 6enbenoelie tilprG-
iterne, er bet ngbpenbigt at aabne Re
res Zine for aft bet tore og gooe.
praiterns bar ubrettet neo igennem
5iOerne. Seq BIZ life fsrft og frems
melt op6oloe mig beo ben religisie Gil
be al pr9Iternes 9erning, oa bet min
Dre fommer bette Gmne beD, men ieg
bill pdapege ben betDbningsfuloe Ro0e,
pr9iterne bar ipiaet | ale dlminbe>
lige Stats= og Sdmfunosanliqgsnosr.
De bar bit zig / 9eii0belfe of en- alog>
fab, en- Snteresie og Dpgtig6eo for
bisie QnliggenDer, fom n9ppe noqer
anben Stdnb fan pife Muge til. 8i
timber benz oerfor iom 5pritsrnes melt
t~rofdfte og flogeite Raaogipere, Der
baabe / 2gnfamrene Far updrbeioet o9
peb R~aabsborbet brepet igennem be
melt farpfinDige % formadlstjenlige
0fnner til 5olts og 59brelanb5
Grelfs, f'gefom be | Nationdlforiome
lingerne meb opsrlegen og glsoenbs
y Sperasmaolet ON Afbolssldsens ge.
s.:,~ hf;,sr more hrpuheuhe m rhffer
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-21

o0unferen" ubeuar 2 @anee uoents
fig. $1.50 aurli9. prspesNr. frit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-21
.9anifcrcn"

bliber Ienbt til Subitri6euter. inbtil ub
trpttelis Cpii9elie mobta9es al llogiperne
oo al @9lo er betalt, / Ooerensitemmelie
rieo De 5ortneoe Staters 8nitlope.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-21

y G~perasmaolet ON 1fbolssldseus ge.
tpbnine bliper mere %brGnoenoe os rpffer
os ifabia nGrmere inb paa eiust.
gi qenaip,r oer'or bette Reierat al ct
Sorebrag. bolbt usb ct 8rebsmeoe gftre
afer (peb arifiania) forrise Gar, os
Tom fnbes meobslt | norif Eibsifriit .5or
Girfe og 6ultur'.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-21

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r8aniferen" leoes iubtil oibere Of Sat.
n. go. anoerien iom 3irettionens
6ormano.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-25
 CAPACITY FOR SILENCE.
English People Lead Those of All Other Nations in the Art of
 Keeping Still.

The Ang1o-Saxon race, according to a writer in the London Queen, has a tremendous capacity for silence. "Re- gently" he says, I have been travelling and seeing at close quarters people of nearly all European nations, as we'll as Americans, Arabs, negroes and Ser bers. Of these the English and Ameri- cans seem to have most closely laid to heart Rosseau's doctrine regarding the vanity of continual chattering. I often see English people sitting in sol- emn silence at their little tables in the salle-a-manger, regarding, with cer- tain frigid surprise, their chattering and laughing neighbors. Americans may be, as they are often said to be, brilliant conversationalists in general society, but they have apparently Ht- tie to say in the family circle. French family parties make their welkin ring with their sallies. Germans lift the roof with their gutteral uproar. The peculiar, complaining sound of Italian voices seldom ceases even for a mo- ment, but have seen an American couple sit through dinner in unbrolSen silence, and in the hotel in which ann now staying, dine every evening at the table next to an American father. mother and two strapping daughters, who seldom utter a word and never carry on continuous conversation"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-25
DAMP BEDDING.
An Item of Importance for the Con- sfderation of the Careful
 Housewife.

A great many housekeepers are care- less about airing bedding. No bed that, Is not regularly aired is fit to sleepin
 Inose Whe have frequently experi- enced the Hospitality of hotels know now often the sheets of the bed are damp. When this is the case the safest way ts to takeEthem off and hang them on chairs before a. fire or register. It is not safe to have beds made m in. rooms that are not occupied, says the New York Tribune There is always some dampness, especially, in winter. about rooms that are not aired. and this settles upon the bed and other arti- cles in the room. The best way is to keep single sheet and counterpane, with fancy sham pillows on the beds when not in use.s Before room is to be occupied. aif1t by opening the win dows and turning on the heat, or light a fire in the fireplace, if there is one. Wipe off the furniture and put every- thing in order. Meantime let the bed air, after taking off the counterpane sheet and fancy pillow cases. Dry these, but put them away for use when the room is not occupied. Make the bed. with fresh sheets and blankets, and other bed linen, which has been aired before fire for at least two hours after taking it out of the linen closet or wherever the bedding is kept. There are a great many people who do not know that it is dangerous, to take sheets and pillow cases out of a drawer or off a shelf and use them without airing them. All muslin or linen gathers sdampness when laid away.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-25
Lakeside ReauIts.

CHICAGO, April 25.-Gregor K, the Derby candidate, held at to in the fourth event, the feature at Lakeside, was beaten badly, failing to finish in- side the first three In five horse. one mile race He carried only ninety eight pounds and was regarded as sure winner. He led his field for six fur longs by good margin, but when Dominick sent Dr. Stephens after him Gregor K. quit badly and finished sev- en lengths back in fourth place and all out Rain began to fall after the fourth race and made the track sticky and holding.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-25

 WILL HAPPEN

rheumatism is relieved.-It is a remedy that ought to be in every family medicine chest.
 Expected to Die.-s'I cheerfu1ly add my testimony of Dr. Thomas Eclectrie Oil. We use it for many things. Was run over by 2 team of horses and lumber wagon; did not expect I would live; badly bloated; my friends bathed me nearly ali over with Eclectric Oil; bloat grad ually went down. We have more faith in Ec1ectric Oil than any~other medicine, and always keep it in the house. Mrs. Wm. F. Babcock, Norve11, Jackson Co.,, Mich.
 Cured the Sprain.-Mr. chas. M. Bamann, wholesale jeweler, No. 9 Pleasant Street, Rochester, N. Y., writes: sfI have used your Eclec- tric Oil and can recommend it as the best general medicine I have ever tried. I fell off my bicycle and sprained my ankle badly. Eclectric Oil gave immediate relief and cured the sprain. If my testimonial is of any use to you, you can use my name. I shall always carry bot tie of Eclectric Oil in my bicycle iool-bag as part of my equipment. and will recommend if to my friends. '
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-25
The Reliance on Trial.

BRISTOL, R. l., April 9. .-The Re liance was warped into the stream and anchored off the Herreshoff shops yes terday afternoon. Today the sails were hoisted, and she started on her trial trip shortly after 9 o'clock. The Reli- ance is boat to attract attention from the fine form of hull, taut and trim top hampers and slender and thin over hang. Her bow is higher in the water than it was supposed it would be when the boat was lying at the wharf.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-25
Suciyn Em Life.

Hamlett--What has become of De Banter?
 Eggbert-The old fellow was sent to the county infrmary last week. : That's tough. But he will doubt less feel at home there.''
 Because why ?n
 ssHe has been accustomed to. poor houses ever since he began his stage er."-Chicago Daily News.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-25
READY FOR A GAME

The Young Snappers would like to get a game of base ball with any team whose members are IA years or under. If wishing a game call on Manager Frank Egan. B Cole street, or Louis Hayes, 16 South Elm street. If the Young Clovers would like game, call at B Cole street or Is South Elm street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-25
Mrs. Eoater Beaten.

BALTIMORE, April 25.-A large crowd saw Mrs. Frank Foster, an odds on favorite, lower her colors to Red Knight at Pimlico. Concertfna. after winning the hurdle race, was disquali- fled for fouling The race was given to J. A Warner, who was the only favor ite to score Weather clear: track fast.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-25
THE DIAMOND.
New Men Report For Harring-
 tons Holyoke Team.

Results of Games in All Leagues--It is Said Lindeman Has Been Award ed to Toledo-Holyoke Getting Some
 More Unknownsr-Billy Lush May Go to Detroit.
 Two new men for the team reported last evening, says the Holyoke Trans cript. They are Edgar Brown and Harry E. Stebbins, both of Somers- worth, N. H. Both men were taken 1 down to the grounds and given d try out. 1t is little early yet to say just ! how they will to ill view of the recent experiences, but Harrington is much pleased with them. Lee, another of the trio of pitchers. who oficiated Monday, has been released. Lyman, the other man, will be retained. He is the man Harrington traded with Bridgeport for Red Waller ,and last year made good i'll the league. He did not have chance Monday, being put in to pitch less than ten minutes after he. arrived. Thursday Manager Har-
 gton of the ball team made arrange ents 10 have Robe of the Providence am of the Eastern league play here ith Nelson of the Worcesters in the ame league. Both are good men and EilI be here in few days. Ray Kel- gogg late of Holyoke, and last year of the New Yorks under the name of Nel- son. has accepted terms, but he cannot report until June as he is coaching q Brooklyn school team. Charlie Clancy teiegraphed that he could not report until Monday. Some more of the pres ent bunch wilt be released. HaDfng- ton has hardly made up his ntend yet as to whom he will let go. Work is rushing on the grounds and next week 1t is planned to have several exhfbi- ton games.
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 sttsSssss1s's: ;;; Sss1's: i,sa,: ,t|.$ns. j ,$.,: Rhoades and o'Neill; Doheny and Smith.
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 Hits.-New York. 3; Washington. E. Err xers-NnW York 5; Washington 1. Bat Keries-Tannehill and O'Connor, Wolf and Beville; Patten and Clarke.
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-25
College Athletes on Franklin FieId

PHILADELPHIA, April 25. - Sev- eral hundred athletes are attending the annual carnival of college relay races and field sports being held on Franklin field today under the auspices of the University of Pennsylvania. The en- try list is the greatest in the history of the carnival, approximately 145 in stitutions from Wisconsin to the At lantic seaboard being represented in the thirty odd events.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-25
The Real Thing.

"Have you ever played leading role?" asked the theatricalmanager.
 s'Sure thing" replied the applicant.
 s'What was it?" queried the t. m.
 s'I led the mule in an Uncle Toms Cabin company for two years" an- swered the embryo star. Cincinnati Enquirer.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-25
smuggIing casea propped.

< SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, April 25.--A settlement of the smuggling cases has been effected by Treasurer Willough- by. He has recommended to Attorney General Harlan that the cases be dis missed from the district court, and this has been done.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-25
Reyenue omcer Re.,sn i.

SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, April 25.-- John s. Hord, chief of the bureau of internal revenue, has resigned. It is said that he instituted the prosecutions against Commander Mentz and other persons charged with smuggling with out proper authority.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-25
The venenueIan Claims,

LONDON, April 25.-Great Britain, Germany and Italy, believing the whole matter to be settled, consider the cost of the blockade trivial and rather than bring out new difficulties have agreed to waive all claims for expense of the blockade.