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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-05-20
$4,000 Fl
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Respectfully.
6. RIVES. Comnfroller

G. @. RlVES, Comptroller.
Report of chief of fire department.
DR.. S. A. Dickson, Chairman of Fire
Department Committee: Hand yon here
with report Of fire department for month
ending April so, 1903:
Total number of alarms during the
month Io Causes: Carelessness 8, Chin
ney 3, electric wires I, sparks from loco
motive S, sparks from chimney s, ever
heat from stove I, unknown 4. Total 10.
Average water pressure during the
month 68 pounds.
The month just passed caused the de-
partment more hard work at fires than
at any time during the winter months.
The two most serious, that of The Hem
=ry Rose Mercantile Company and the
Shreveport and Red River Valley Rail
road Conpany's round house, can be at
#tributed to the negligence Of the watch
men employed to protect these proper
ties. Neither fire was discovered by the
regular watchnlen of the respective plants
and both fires had obtained serious pro-
portions before discovery Respectfully,
C.. O'BRIEN, Chief.
Report of electric and building in
spector
Shreveport, La, April 80, Ioo3.
Mayor and City Council: | beg to sub
NIT the following report for the month
of April for the electrical and building
department: Lights inspected I34, mo-
tors e, fees $54z5; building permits for
$IoI8Io. fees $52. Total $Io6.75. Re
]. G. PATY,
Building and Electrical Inspector.
Renort Of bridge collectors West
end Sos east end s754.85; night
$z6I 90.
Report of plumbing Inspector CoiIec-
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-05-20
MARRIED.

On Sunday night Miss May Wiley
and Mr. r. NJ. Gillespie were married
IN the Parkview Baptist church by Rev.
As Johnson, IN the presence Of d
gathering 81 friends The happy couple
are congratulated and wished the fullest
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-05-20
Ben H0L. zNAIv
177 Texas Street.
RIVER AND WEATHER.

This morning opened fair.
Temperature: Minimum 6s; maxi
mum So i
River Arthur City 100, rise Of as;
Fulton Io.4, fall Of OF Shreveport
5.8, fall of OF.
River forecast Red river will prob
ably change little ii Fulton and Shreve-
porf dung next 24 hours.
Weather forecast fef Shreveport and
siicinity Tonight and Thursday partly
cloudy cloudy Yeather probably
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-05-20
THE CITY COUNCIL.
Official Proceedings of Session Held
Monday, May 18, 1908.

City Hall, Shreveport, La, May IS,
Ioo3.-Council met in regular session
with Mayor Queries presiding and the
following councilmen present: Allen,
Busbey, Currie, Dickson, Foster, Jen-
kins, Lowenthal, Quigles, Rand, Snyder,
Thoman, Tusten, Wise.
By Mr.. Jenkins
That minutes of April 20 May I and
I3, 1903, be approved as published and
recorded.
Adopted.
REPORTS FOR MONTH OF APRIL,
1903.
Report of Comptroller
Comptroller's financial statement for
April, 1908:
Receipts
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-05-20

Continued on page
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-05-20
Phone SIS.

ing certain streets and alleys of the
city of Shreveport, and levying a
special tax of two and one-eighth
(2I-S) mills per annum for the pc
riod of thirty years to pay the prin-
cinal and interest of Said bonds
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-05-20

Never before i'm the his
tory of Shreveport have
the Ladies been offered
such an opportunity as
this.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-05-20
Saving Deposits.

i MERCHANTS Il zFARMERo bAI.h
AND TRUST CO., CORNER OF
SPRING AND TEXAS STREES,
SHREVEPORT. LA.
The savings deposits of the bank is
Il Of its deservedly popular features,
Interest at the rate of three per cent
ref annmn is allowed on all sums OF
81 dollar and upwards remaining on
ia niendar three or more calendar
months.
Whe, made during the FIRST three
days Of any month. interest is allowed
ID these deposits as if deposited on the
6sst day of the month. Interest on all
allns not withdrawn will be payable on
lhe first. days of February and August,
nd interest not then Withdrawn IS
added to the principal thereby giving
BE depositors compound interest.
Deposits may be made by marie
somen, men or minors, i'll their own
names.
Facilities are given denositors to
draw money.
Deposits made for longer period
Man six months draw higher rate
lhzn ordinary savings deposits.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-15

Lewis Nixon, the New York Demo
cratic politician and shipbuilder, finds
himself a target for all the men with
new nautical inventions. OF late there
has been a marked run of submarine
boat architects. The other day after
listening for half an hour to explana.
tions from a man who clearly savored
of the crank, Mr.. Nixon ventured to
show a lack of faith, which caused the
inventor to gather up his plans, and
depart in great Indignation.
"These submarine fellows are get.
ting on my nerves." remarked Mr..
Nixon to a friend.
THAT chap wants to build a boat
modelled after an eel. I'm looking for
some man to turn up with the plans
of a boat using the duck for a proto-
type, which can dive and wrench off
the enemy's hull plate with its cast.
iron BILL and. If caught in shallow
water, can spread its wings and fly
away, uttering loud and defiant quacks
on a steam quacker. Philadelphia
Post
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-15
RIVERS HARBORS
AND GOOD ROADS

The bill for National aid TO road i'm.
fprovement which Mr.. Brownlow OF
Tennessee proposes TO reintroduce in
Congress this winter promises TO be a
popular measure. SO far Il has met
with very little opposition. In fact
the advocates Of the measure are an.
-xious Co develop some active oppo
sltion as this will help them to get
the subject before the people, and
give them an opportunity TO show the
strength Of their case.
One of the strongest arguments i'm
favor of the measure is that based
on the river and harbor appropri.
ations. Legislation of this kind rests
OF. hall century of precedcnts,
and no one seriously thinks of OBJ.
jecting to TO- The only questions
seriously discussed when river and
harhor hill comes up in Congress are
the amount TO be voted and for what
particular works of Improvement the
money shall be- spent. The general
policy Is thoroughly established. Con.
gress has voted for improvements Of
this kind duringf the past fifty years
more than four hundred millions of
dollars. and now an annual appropri-
looked upon as quite conservative.
The advocates of National aid to
road improvement claim that much
more can be said in favor OF their
scheme than IN favor of river md
harbOr legislation and much less
against Il, Both dome under the gen.
eral class of internal Improvements"
about which there was so much heated
discussion In the early days of The
republic. The general arguments in
favor Of river and harbor appropria
tion5 may be summed up as follows:
U) They promote the general wei.
fare, (2.) the improvements entail an
expense too heavy 10 be borne by the
people OF the localities most directly
Interested. and. hence. would never
be made II the Government refused
90 foot the bills The same argument
apply with equal force TO the improve
ment OF the public highways Certain
ly no kind OF internal Improvement
would do more TO promote the pros
perity and the moral and intellectual
improvement OF the masses. II Is
also equally certain that this great
work OF internal Improvement will
remain undOne. To great extent. II
the whole burden OF the expense Is
left 10 be carried by the people Of
rural nelghborhOods. A century of
experience In most of the older
States ought TO be enough 10 demon
atrate this. In fact no general pro-
gress toward good roads is being made
except In a few States which have
adopted the State aid plan.
The DOliCy OF voting Federal aid 10
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-15

road improvement has three great ad
vantages over that of voting funds
for river and harbor improvements
as follows:
I. While the money voted for the
latter purpose IS collected from the
whole people by taxation, It is neces.
sarily expended in limited localities
the inhabitants of which receive the
greater part Of the benefits. In fact
great majority of the people Of the
United States receive no direct. and
but little indirect benefit from these
improvements. On the other hand a
Federal appropriation for road i'm.
provement would be available for use
in any section. Every State and al.
most every county and township
could share in the direct benefits,
while large indirect benefits would
come to people Of all cities and towns
2. The benefits flowing from an ap.
for river and harbor i'm
provement are strictly limited to the
amount of money voted. as no help
is required from the local COMMITTEES.
But the plan embodied In the Brown.
low bill merely cOntemplates that the
Government shall help the people who
are willing to help themselves. No
community could enjoy the Govern.
ment aid until II had voted to raise
a largo share OF the expense by local
taxation. Thus a Federal appropria
tion for this purpose would produce
benefits far beyond the limits of the
amount voted
3. One bad feature of the river and
harbor legislation Is the "logrolling"
INDUCED in by legislators who are an.
Xious to secure funds for improve
ments In their districts or States.
This often iniurlously affects legis.
lation of all kinds for many members
subordinate everything else TO this.
National aid TO road Improvement as
now advocated would be wholly free
from this bad feature. For the funds
would be eQuitably distributed accord.
ing to a general plan. The Govern.
ment would simply make available a
sum OF money an equitable share of
which could be secured by any State
or county complying with certain
specified conditions
When the question has been fully
presented and discussed In Congress
II Is difficult 10 see how any member
can logically vote for a river and har
Dor bin aud refuse TO support an ap
preparation to aid in improving the
highways Of the country.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-15
Relieving Her Mind.

It isn't fair to give a girl away. pos
sibly, but truth will out. Detroit has
one among its countless beauties who
was in the country this fall One day
she happened out toward the COW lot
about milking time. and was asking the
man several questions.
"Why don't you milk that cow
she asked pointing oa COW in an ad
joining lot
Because she's dry miss"
"Dry."
yes. miss, she's been dry for two
weeks"
you cruel wretch" she exclaimed (;
why don't you give her some water?'
and the man turned his face to the
cowhouse and shook with emotion he
could not uppress.-Detroit Free
Press
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-15

that | thought every considerats
of chivalry and honor should lead hr
TO support the man who had given =
negro race its greatest opportunity I
the Civil War Tom replied, 1 dol
see that way. think chivalry @l
honor constrain me to vote for the g
tleman what what gave me 50 ui
morning. Boston Post.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-15
understood the sltnatIon.

Bishop Potter says that years ago,
when he lived in Boston. Colonel Hig,
ginson was running for congress. On
election day he met a negro going to
the polls, and was astonished to learn
that the negro wasn't going TO vote
for the leader of the black regiment
Il said to Tom" said the Bishop,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-15

thirty for a fine Bordeaux that costs
us fifteen. l make nothing by my
kitchen I am very glad if do not
lose by it. It is by our cellars and
our rooms that we live, If we can. You
think it is easy. All, if you only knew
If you could just step into my shoes
for one twenty-four hours.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-15

w. Calvet, practical matchmaker
1853 State street, will hx your CLOCK
and watch in a worKmanlike manner
at reasonable prices, and guarantee,
his work for one year. cod
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-15
Seasonable.

When winter with his muddy feet,
Along the hills doth fare,
Dame Nature takes her carpet up
And leaves the floor all bare.
New York Sun
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-15

Get your 10 cents ready and pre-
pare to spend It for admission to the
coming Poultry and Pet Stock Show
In the Klinger building.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-15

The very best dogs in the land
will be benched at the Poultry and
Pet Stock show this week.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-31
Nettelie.

.3rbtterinisiea". en- at De melt ira
gistomifte @fsiitenier = nait efter
Santa Glaus". bar / 5reoa9s oGrei
paa Spill / .Danitersn" og fmiOt
Iptten 9inier fra GsOur Sails. Soma,
BELT uO til 5ernbuIe, Sal. Du Ri
Dog timber. at bette er for GAIT. rpiteOc
ri betanteli9e paa Sobeoet; men St9I=
men 10 Blot ao os, gap fig til at be-
tlamsre efter Sens 8aggeien; uRatu-
ram furca peaas er. bun tommer BOG
isea, ben 6efs" - og pat par ban!
Gil Undertaking for bore 99IerG
mac Ri bog brinee De fntten 2inier
tilbase fra bet fierne geiten Og fpre
Dem imuft til @eOar Sails igen. pao
osres rette pldbs fer be TaaIeoes ub:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-31
SlllaallYt.

Gneboeren Deb 5unber.
gn at be NET fremragenbe Oringina=
Ter, port life paa Originaliteter aft for
rige, gamle aano ejeoe, er for nblia
snfgoaet peo 9eDen. Oct er ben napnz
Zig at S~olOaterne fra 2ejren Deo Sum
Der befenbte Gneboer Sens SerenIen.
Der er ifrepet meget ON gneboeren
peb 5unber, men fun faa tenber bans
Iepnepsleb. Gu Deb bans Deb ops
fDTes bet, at fan bdboe b9ret msb |
Ilbfalbet frd5reoericia 1849, bDor ban
bleD %iaaret, og at ban bdDoe p9ret
gift, for ban blep Gneboer. &ort eff
ter 9uitruens Dsb orog ban uo
9eren os srop fig inb | Ell 5ule
Rnnfen at be m9gtige Batter beo 5un>
Der, og Der leoeoe ban lit gremitlip |
IL Mar, CONNER og 8inter, inbtil
bon / i'm bsje 4loeroOm bdlpDejs bleD
fpungsn til at flptte iii Silfeborg.
Gnsboeren peo 5unoer bar 5iloioi
og Digtsr = efter fattig Qejligbeb. 5
bDert Sab Soloaterae. Der tom til
2eiren peb Junber. fate pris pau
bans @iier. 9an funoe / al9beoragi
% Maneel paa Henligbeb tage bet OBJ
meb be melt bersmte Gneboere fra
bsnfarne 5ioer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-31
Geodr Sails, ga.

s Manoaes reiIte &nub Qiters msh
oeres Ibse syn Mdrius til Gbica9u
for at Idbe BAN unoerisge at ongtige
Eager. 0rengen sr omtreat ii qar
odmmel, men bar dltio p9ret meest
ipag og til 5ioer fps. Oct er bort
9aab, at bette beres 6orfsg mac fau
ct gobt ubfalb til 9l9Oe for 5or9lores
ne og til 9dpn for beres fnge Barn,
at ban ON muligt muatte foa tit 9el=
breb.
8i meboelte / ifoit. uee, at 5. q.
6aaoeniens. 0atsrloo. / benne ll1e
oilpe rsiis til portIanb, Oregon. 80
at bsrss gsrn bleD imioIertio Ipge at
eun9ebetanoelie, pg Reiien MATTE
opi9ttes en- uges lib.
s ben iioite u9e er Der Iiabig ans
fommen Gmigranter BERTH fra 9ans
mart. s bisfe Oage er antomme1
en- Spoger til Sans 9anien paa Wds
ibinston ct. og / n9ite nge penter
ban i'm eamle 5uoer BERTH. SanIen
bar / ben Tenere 9ib trdplt meb at
foritsrre lit .6us peO at lpfte 3oget
nogle Sob / gejret. Oct bill giOe BAN
mere 9usrum og gtDe bans 5us be-
bre og iterre uofeenoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-31
6Dao CT QiUet9

Gn Dag. ba Buslens baDbe iiunsst
Jig tr9tte, bIeo en- lang Yaoie afbruot
At gOgfnten meO ben filofofite Be
m9rtning:
- 6ouo er aipet2
De blep alefammen nGiten forifr9tz
feoe peo a~fbrpbelfen; men 29rte1
Tpareoe tort:
2ipet er en- Sang.
- Nej, BET or en- Stamp / Msrtet,
fpareoe en- Wulooarp, Iom netop bdp0t
faaet 9obebet oDer Soroen.
- Seq tror, bet er en- ubpitling, BE.
marteoe en- Roientnop, ibet ben ub:
foloeoe fine Blade til TOR @l9be for en-
Sommerfugl iom tpsfeOe ben ol
iagbe:
2ibet er en- @l9be.
- &alo bet better en- fort CONNER.
mumleoe en- melantOlit 5lue. iom flo.
forbi.
Seq fpnes, bet bare er Slib oe
Sl9b, tlageoe en- Mbre, iom arbejDeOt
Jig frem meb ct Strdu, mango 0anet
itgrte enb ben ielp.
8ipItierten 10 blot for at ifjule iir
Wangel paa at funne t9nfe.
Store Regnorau6er bsgDnots MI q
fable, og De bDiIfeoe tungt:
2ioet beitaar al 9aarer.
5 tar fell, itres ben majeItatiit'
Urn; 2iDet er 5ribeo os Stprte!
Men NatteOinben fuite gennem 9r9.
erne; 2iOet er en- 0rsm!
Stilbeb bpiler oberalt. Deb Dagger
flutteoe 8ibenitabsmonben fit. ems %
iuffeoe: 2iOet er bleDst en- Stolel
l1Denfor bar ct Bar ungs M9nb pao
5iemDejen fra en- Gdts Sbir, os ben
enc al benz biffeoe:
Def er ct uenDelist fort, uOps
fnlbt 2nitel
Oct er ct eDigt Mbiterium, bOiItebe
ben nbfBbte Morgenbiab.
pa iteg Solen Up | Often, gDlb1ebs
5r9ernes 5oppe Og 8anterne pdd be
lette Sfber meo I'm SLAMS. o9 bd 0ds
gen tDsiebe ben oppaagnenbe Serb,
flang bet / Itolt 9armoni ub oper
8erben:
- 2ipet er en- 8egDnbelfe!
(sien).
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-31
Mejeri= Dnlfes;

llu6ertegneoe enifer al forreiponbere meb
seiere al r0auiferen@ eler andre. DER tan
eipe Splpsuine ON, buor Der er ct Oieieri
for Sol9 eIer 6orpoetnin9, eler O9iaa bpor
Der uil pare sob anlebnins til at Oprette ct
lanoant.
Get mod abiolut pGre ct bauit Settles
ment, belit bpor Der er lutberit Sirfe.
u. :. @ielfen.
glomer, isis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-31
aOrresponbancen fra 5ernoale IIut-

aOrresponbaneen fra 5ernoole flut-
ter Iaalebes:
5oruuret narmer fig og meo bet ben
traole SiO. 9i fan 10 lite iige, al
Sneen begpnoer at iOinoe, men ber=
imoo, at BET Rambler meo aesnoeiret,
% iaa bar Ri 5oraar. 6erren beliig1e
5remtiben for Dc, faa ri miot / al
Dor 5rapIbeo life gIemmer bet enc
forngone".
6. 3erfeffen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-31
S9rer1eges.

Dor TrsIiers MenisbeO, 9iecnob, Wis.,
snffcr Ell trosnoe e1rer / TO Wtaaneber al
Sommerierien til at unberpiie Meni9beoens
Born / 0onif os Reli9ion.
Man beoes at benpenoe ii9 til
Ren. 9. y. 9enien,
524 ISABELLA Ctr, 0teenob, @ls.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-31
Dann1arR.
oofOing=Seiten.

StuOenterforeningen % Stubenters
IamfunDet apbenbaOn 6dpoe ItorQ@re
% 5orngielie al ben Set, De forrige
5orsoae Qften bdpoe ip9rtIat til 2gre
Tor Profesior 6pfOius.
alotten 7 famleoes 5o%reningernes
8eItprelier meo 9%eOersgeiten til @f=
tensmao, til 6oilten besuoen De off
eisne 9ulere og Sanssnes 5%orfattere
bar inobuote. Smiolertio Iamleoes
Der 400 0eltagere / Soften / @ittmacts
2ofaler. bpor bet oelDtteoe Sob faaot
Steo.
profesior 8roman p~r9fibereoe oeb
SolOet. Gfter at BABE bubt beltommen
gap ban 0roet til Sopeotdleren, Or.
8alD. 8eoel, Der tdrdtteriierebe pro-
fesfOr 9efoing Iom ben beifeone 8i=
Oenfabsmanb, Der life eniter at feires.
DR.. 9eoels Gene beIoareoes at traftige
9urrdraab. Def bareoe l9nge, inoen
9e9eiftringen itil1eoe at.
SIR og efter benne Sale bleb &dn>
tafens tpenoe Dele afiungne. Ser bib
fattes ct Oar al 9r. Sopbus Mi9ue=
liz 9ers:
Reiter, tag Dor Sat, forbi
ou bar lRrt os ielp at fnoe.
bpOr be odrme 9iloer rinoe,
Yuls / guls at Spmpdti.
9u, por kingdoms bnre Den,
StDrten fra De unge Nrme,
Eat fra fribebsfplbte 9arme,
al bin 3etIinbs miloe 8arme
frsmmer nu mob big igen!
Weiter, Ri bar fuIgt bit Spor,
bDor bin rent Billie It9bneb,
9Rrer bar ou BED bit 9epneo
life minore eno / Orb.
Nf bin 9isboms 9rsnb ri brat
Stnrte til at booe 2ipet.
5inio Si1len gennemfibeo.
Gor ben 9ipstro, pu bar gioet,
mango 5uiino briage Eat!
2gresg9itens Sbartale par ganIfe
tort. prOfesipr 6pHOing ubtalte:
Min Corning paa lIniberTtetet bar
oltiO brdgt mig 3ilfreosfiaelie Og
8lROe, foroi isg fslte. at mine 3il6gs
rere bar tiifreoIe meO mig % nqrebe
5iniO til mig. Seq bar fpgt at adbne
De hinges Sinh for, bpao Der pirfelig
bar 8arOi / 9ibet. 4lfio bar ieg
omfattet 5ilo1ofien meb Itor a9rlig-
beb, ielD / min uagoOm, ba jeg mente
at burOe beige en- anOen gioenffab til
nit Stubium. 5orm % Sno6olb bar
/ 8egpnoelfen meget mangelfulo bos
mig. Men ieg mener Ienere at babe o.
~psrpunbet 9anifelig6eberne.
9an ilutteoe meb Ell Staal for Uni
berIitetet.
Gnonu fulgte en- lang R9tfe 5d!er.
Stsrft 8ifalo fulete 9rofesfor @eorg
Bronbes' uotalelier. .Seg ~beunorer"
fugoe ban, o6efoing uf ire 0runbe.
JOrbi ban er faa bsjiinoet, iaa larb og
faa fmuf."
Siubent 5og6 6ruste grofesfor
6sFoing be llnges Saf.
Deb 6dlpettioen b9pebe profesIor
8romua Soften meb ct fioite 2eoe for
fin 3olega.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-31

Seller Wifbefms 9efpq
peb5ofet meooeles M officielt | o8erl
Sio." 8ejferen bar snifet perfonlig al
operbringe bor 8onge fin 2pfsnffning
| Qnleoning at 4aer6sjeitiammes So
4ars 5sbIelsbag, ben 8. 4pril. Do
oenne | Aar falber | ben itiae uge.
BIZ 4eiieren anfomme BERTH ben 2.
4pril 81. 5 gftm. timber geisget, Der
forDentes at bine bare til ben a., bill
aeiieren tage Op6olo | Gbriitian ben
Sbpenoes pal9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-31

5rusler mpD en- QRrer.
We0em nogle at geboerne Og 9areren
/ 3ilsrup BED Obber bar Der / De
iioite Bar 4ar beritet ct minore goot
5orbolo. 0a 29reren forleben tiaOb
fig at gioe ct at gernene nogle pelz
fortjente Rap at Ell Spdnitrsr, tla9ebe
oeanes 5aoer, MglerfOeno Sens
Munf til Stolemisiionen, men bet
bjalp life. Saa forleoen 4ften oDerz
falbt Wunf99reren meb badoeS f9los=
Orb og 8rusler ON 9olo. 8a Wunt
0%ereflsr fOm / 5or1pr, fOrIpgie Dan al
lpoe fig fra bet 6ele, men blep arreiteret
efter fsrite 6orber. 9esuoen bleo en-
anoen &arl, Der bar 8ible, arreiteret,
ioet ban aflugbe falff 5ortluring for
8etten for at rebbe Munf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-31

O u1bbrbflup. st gammelt,
agtD9roigt 9ggtepur, 59ftemanb Sle
peterien og 6uitru, Sifsb Sfopbuie
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-31

Wangel paa 29rerinber.
s ,,Monbers Dagblao" Iafes: 5or Si>
ben er Der | Danmart en- fdaban
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-31

DEN irfte 2anbbrugsfom M
m 9 bar forleoen uroer 2eoelfe
at 81 eserinestoniulent Rub. S9ou az
lagt ct 8efsg paa aaaunoborg Slag-
teri os @spatteri.
Oct er commissioners 6sniigt oesz
uoen at befe Sbenfe Gtsportllogteri
iumt Wejeriet ,5rifolium" Deb 0as=
leD og forifenige itsrre os minbrs
aanobrus / be fOrffeaise Gsne al
Qanbet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-31

Ulan9el pau 99rerinber, at lite minore
END 7 gmbeoer / De iioite 2 Maantoer
bar mddttet opflaas leoige paann.
gnoogfaa ct Gmbebe paa bsieite Sfala
fra 800 SIR. til 1000 Rr. er opfldaet
leoigt 2. Sang At Mangel paa foaliz
ficereoe Qniegere. Den fore M9ngoe
al nnopretteoe29r eri1beembeoer / 8sbz
itaoerne / be fibite Bar 2tar turoe
muligpis pare @runoen.
Stoppet Qmeritdfarer.
Gn nngre @darbmanbsign fra 5aas
iinge tom forleoen Dag ino til en- Sob
manb / SDenoborg og 6uo ON ct Gam
poa 400 SIR. 6an Ifuloe, f~ortalte ban,
til ct n9rliggenbe Sogn for at bente
en- 6eit. Som gant for Yengene
ld9oe ban en- Sparetasfebog pda gobt
% bel 9aanets Sterrelfe. 9engene
ftuloe ban b9oe / Sparetusiea, men
oa Der bar %littet. og ban ituIoe meo
5oget, mente ban at tunne lame benz
bos 8gbmanben.
6dn fit fad pengene; men nogen
3ib efter Tom Ell aommis til II t9nte
paa. at 9adrbmanosIsnnen en- Dag /
5orretningsn bapbe taft ON at reiie
til 4merita. Man blep libt betanfe=
Zig oeo Sdgen og lob gua gub iii
Sernbaneitutionen, boor bet ogiaa bite
fig, at 5prea bar Oeo at tage til Dime
rita. 5an bleO nj anbolbt at qolitiet,
oa bet bite fla. at ban babbe taaet
Sparetasfebogen fra i'm 5aber.