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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-12-08
TOPICS OF THE
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BY common concession the natives of
the new republic are to be Panamans.
The Colombans will continue to be
Panamaniacs.
There is fellow that never failed
to make money on every tip he ever
received
HE must be wonder Who is hep"
"A sleeping car porter
Cincinnati Commercial-T Tribune.
Sixty-two years ago a man named
Jones moved from Kentucky to Dade
county, Missouri, taking with him his
family of ten children. At a reunion
recently held at Dverton 1919 de-
scendarts were present, and there are
a few who were unable to attend. AL
most all his descendants have married
and settled in the same nelghborhood
In southwestern Missouri.
Even the burglars are learning to
take care OF the pennies" in order that
the pounds may take care Of them
selves" An eastern burglar carried of
the haby's bank.
The most remarkable burglar proof
safe In the world has been placed In a
bank In Newbury. Ind. At night the
safe is lowered by cablcs into an inn
pregnable metallic-linei sub-vault of
masonry and concrete. After reaching
the bottom it is fastened down by
massive steel Tugs operated by triple
time-lock Until these Tugs are re-
leased automatically at desired time
no human agency can raise the safe,
and to break In thru the mass of stone
by ten feet by sixteen feet, with dyna-
mite would wreck the building without
| making the safe available.
$50
The current statement that Colom-
hian money Is hardly more valuable
last days Of the civil war is verified
by the testimony of resident Of
Washington who recently spent some
weeks on business in Bogota. He de-
scribes some phases OF business in
Colombia which at least possess the
merit of novelty. The paper money is
sued by Colombia has become 80 de-
preciated that dollar Of 1t is worth
but one cent In United States money
Cigarets. cost SIS package; pair OF
shoes, $500; schooner OF beer, So; a
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-12-08
How the World Goes On.

now Sne WOFtQ SocS VII
Young man. whene'er success has met
your terms
With pledges sweet,
And you have swelled until men seem
as worms
Beneath your feet,
Remember. tho the world in wonder
hears
Your august name,
1t got along al right some million
yearsA
Before you came.
Young man, whene'er In pride you
stroll around.
With head held high
With curling lip and end nose tina.
spruns the ground
And scornful eye.
Remember. tho youth question 1t with
fears
And shaking head,
The world will wag along some million
years 81
After you're dead.
George Fitch in Nonpareil.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-12-08

and dairy products have risen so sharp
lv that Dun,s Index Number on De-
cember / was $9S,223, against s97.S25
a month previous. For the year there
is decline of about per cent Mand-
featuring conditions are still irregulas,
the best symptom of the week being the
steadiness Of iron and steel. Textile
mills still find 1t difficult to secure
prices in proper ratio to the raw mater
ial the violent advance in cotton adj
ding to the embarrassment OF spinners,
who have only limited supplies on hand.
Light stocks OF hardwood maintain
prices. but the demand Is moderate.
Building permits in November were
smaller at Philadelphia than last year.
altho for eleven months the comparison
with 1902 is favorable. Low water has
retarded work at Maine mills, but there
| is little interruption to work thru
labor troubles, despite the lower wage
scales that became effective on Decem-
Der l. Railway earnings in three weeks
OF November We're AS per cent larger
than a year previous, and, while this
gain is less than recently recorded, the
! tone OF securities has further i'm
proved. Money market pressure is re-
llieved by more gold imports, the weak
ness OF foreign exchange being readily
4 n tn ,-fn of fl,a la OF
foreign trade returns at New York
which showed an increase of $3.034.9S
| In exports compared with the same
week last year, and loss OF $l.63413S
| in value Of imports. Bank exchanges
at New York for the week were only
t1s.3 per cent smaller than year ago,
much better comparison than usual
this season. At other leading cities
there was small gain OF 4 per
cent.
The steel and iron situation shows
improvement. Some new business has
followed the cut and the deadlock be-
tween buyers and sellers appears to
be broken.
Both arrivals and shipments of wheat
make poor comparisons with last years
figures. Receipts were s,264,293 bush
els, against 9,9e4,659 a year ago, ard
exports, including -four amounted to
only 3,492,15s bushels. against 5.34o.7s9
in 1902. Interior arrivals OF 1855, 100
bushels of corn compare with 3.S31.04o.
and even Atlantic coast shipments We're
only 965,25S bushels. against 1,046,o67 i
year ago.
Liabilities OF commercial failures
during November were smaller than In
the preceding month. and there was al
SO a better showing as to banking and
other fiduciary suspensions. while the
month made more satisfactory ex-
kibit than last July. But in no other
comparison does November appear ia
vorably. Losses were more numerous
and much heavier than in any other
month of recent years, or the CORE
spending month in any year of the past
decade. Commercial failures were L.
162 in number and s16.422,3o9 In
amount. against 1000 defaults for 50. ).
276,716 in the same month last year,
an increase of lie per cent in number
and ITO per cent in amount. The
striking rise in liabilities was due to
the 81 large failures which provided
s7,955.677 OF the total defauNed indebt-
edness OF the month. Manufacturing
losses were heavy in steel and glass,
while among the traders liabilities were
largest In tobacco. dry goods and gen.
eral stores.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-12-08
BUSINESS At LEADING POINTS.

Trade Is seasonably quiet, except In
the lines affected by weather and those
embracing holiday goods, which are in
good demand. Activity Is especially
conspicuous among footwear jobbers
and retailers. Commodities are gener
ally lower in price. altho few i'm
portant articles such as cotton, eggs
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-12-08
fire proof buildings, this referring to
all public buildings, hotels, etc, is a
thing of the near future.
np Eye11--N,'
For Bad Cold.

If you have bad cold you need a
good reliable. mdeicine like Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy to loosen and re-
lieve it and to allay the irritation and
inflammation of the throat and lungs.
For sale by all druggists.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-12-08

hat $500, and so on. No wonder $780,
600, 600 looked like 80 cents to the CO.
iombian congress.
The Napoleon Press runs a police
column. heads it IA Little Publicity
Dealt Out to Offenders of the Law"
and advises below in capital letters:
in this column, keep out of jail The
Press system is likely to develop either
a better tone of morals in the Monona
county town or bring out the sprinting
capacity of its editor.
Ruth Bryans husband is to run for
congress on the republican ticket in a
Missouri district. Mr.. Bryan has not
ca.bled any offers of assistance.
Iowa members upon the new house
committees as far as announced at this
writing are Hedge. postoff1ces and
postroads; Smith. appropriations;
Thomas. judiciary: Hepburn, chairman
gen. agriculture; Cousins, foreign af-
fairs and naval affairs; Hull, chairman
OF military affairs. and militia; Wade,
naval affairs; Conner, labor, library.
public buildings and grounds; Birdsall,
merchant marine and fisheries; Lacey,
Indian affairs.
Mayor Harrison's proposal of law
requiring the registration OF the name
and number OF every pistol sold and
the name and residence OF the pur-
chaser would stand an amendment re-
quiring the signature Of a guarantor
of respectahility upon every applica-
ton for weapons which may be con-
cealed upon the person.
Russian officer was arrested at
ST. Petersburg for emptying eight six
chamhered revolvsrs into a theater
while the play was in progress. Prob
ably during session Of Unkovitch
TomskofY's Cabinsld.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-12-08
Hem.sse.srs, Excursions.

Ons-way rate. with 81 additional. TOR
1eund. TIP tickets on sale the flrst and
third Tussdays of every month. with
limit Tor return twenty-one days from
data Of sale. See tAket agents Of the
Ioyea Central for Information e. to
r6See, &c, or address A. .. Cults. q. p.
= &. A., Minneapolis. Nlnn.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-12-08

Wanted for general house
work at once; good wsges. 4os East
Linn street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-12-08
DR.. n. N. WILSON
psspristsr - ths MarshalItewn L.
: a
i NFIR ~ a r :
No, e Weos Main Street.
3nYA0A laAG0 IN 107R

9o1ADkloAG0 IN 107A
Thb infirmsty ms oeen establishse q
1aspAalltoWn for twenty -scven yeass, where
HUNDREDS Of patients have been treated
ooaSly, and where evcry preparation =
aAe jpe the treatment q Ill diseases q
- - ard sae sloas and all surgical opera
Nnus a. these organs where ncceesasy 10
h1scpdAn Qngrowtns lashesh Pterygiun
Oenovs1 md artificial eyes insersed with.
~ Dain In cases q sranulated ltds anl
~ sad Inflsmed eyes. - we'll - liberated.
6arulent o. gonorhsal opthalmia. the tssss-
nsnt = superior to any other pracsiced fron
" fAct that Il does not in3use the eyeG
6 any cass. Bluestone and Nitrate a silvos
- goaesslly used In such caesA, sometimes
ooas)ne permanent blindness. Thisinhrna1y
- teeated over l00eo patieats In ths pase
6veaty seven years In this city, re9eEoacs Of
6Aaeh ca b had By addressing The shove
~ other references coFrespoaA with the
kasiness men OF MaPshAlltovn - AaEshAll
Qoanty.
@. Wilson = . gradaaAe = III psuesas1
A0 - chicago opthalmio Collage 49,
- course at the chicago Cltnical oceoea
- Hospital II 1877. end ~ 0ll0oD ~
- Ene ln01Daly q 49, ~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-12-08

Wanted $50 monthly and
expenses: permanent. Brown Bros. Co..
Rochester, n. 7.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-12-08
IOWA OPINIONS AND NOTES.

The Lehigh Argus figures that 1t
costs $4,000 for parents to rear boy
and keep him until he is 81 years old"
and inquiries: How many young men
In Lehigh are worth $4,000. and IL they
are not worth that amount, does the
fault lay with the boy or his parents %
The circulation of money In the
during the past eleven months. which
suggests to the Sioux City Journal that
I'VE surely ought to be able to pay
cash for our Christmas gifts"
The New Sharon Star declares that
"the girl that walks The streets at
right Is on the road to hell. and she
never lacks for an escort that Is trav-
cling the same road AMI to the same
destination
ford Register to wonder when men
will learn to use horse sense about
their religious matters"
That Mrs. Dowie is shopping In Paris
is considered by the Nonpareil as "the
first authentic clue that has developed
lin explanation OF Elijah's financial
straits"
I'VE shouldn't like Brother Abrams
Job. and we doubt II he is stuck on it
himself" remarks the Carroll Herald,
but there are men and women in this
state who believe the liquor traffic ne
farious. and are engaged in the anti
saloon warfare thru convictions. They
are as honest as men and women who
take no stock in their crusade, and are
entitled to fair trea.mens. Why should
Brother Abrams be snecred at because
ne happens to be the head of the
league? Some one must do the work.
and what's the matter with Abrams %
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-12-08
Nemeeesksis' gxeursion 20 che North
weeA Wsss and eesEhwsst, and Col
>NeaH ~, aaAns Wo3t.

via ths Nortbwestern line. Excursion
tickets at greatly reduced rates are on
Ale to the territory indicated above.
Standard and tourist sleeping cars, free
.eeiiniag chair cars and "ths best Of
svorything.. For dates OF sale and full
PARTICULARS apply to agents Chicago &
Northwestern railway.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-12-08
ONE CENT A WORD

Advertisements under the headings.
Wanted" For Sale" To Rent" ITO
Exchange" ITO Trade" Lost. or
Found inserted in this column. ONE
CENT A WORD for each insertion.
No advertisement inserted for less
than Is cents.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-12-08
WANTED.

Wanted-Situation as assistant book
keeper or clerical position. Address
W.-R. situation.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-12-08

Wanted Our portraits sell
themselves. No experience necessary.
You show the samples. they do the
work. Beautiful sami ! free. Write
Ror particulars. Model Portrait Co., Ia
Blue Island avenue. Chicago, III.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-12-08

For sals-Barsains. q. p. lands in
Kansas and Colorado uneQualled' BY
any for homes or Investment; water in
abundance; climate the best; for par
ticuIars see ]. G. Mitchenl. agent, Mar
ahalltowr, Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-12-08
FOR GALE.

For Sale-Choice mitch cows, milk
wagon route cans, also team OF mules
city broke. Inquire J. F. Yetley. 702
Marion street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-12-08

Wanted-AIen to learn barber trade;
short time completes, constant prac-
Nee; expert instructions; tools do
hated; diplomas granted: board pro-
1aded: catalog mailed free. Moler
Barber College, Chicago. Ill.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-31
Spnfefrit.

Gn franit @upernpr bar ppfunoet
ct meget marteli9t Sfib, fom life
fan Ipnte, eller rettere fugt ct 2lppaz
rat til at anbringe paa etboert Stib,
ida at bet 6liper Ipnfefrit. Q(pparatet
beitaar al SGtte, / 6pilte Der finbes
Gdlciumtarbip. 6ois 5ortpjer truer
meo at gao unoer, forOi be er let
eter al lignenOe @runOe, tranger
@anbet oen 6jGlp uf ct inilOt ino-
rettet 8entiiipitem ino lii Gaitiumtdrs
6ibet, og Der uooifles Itrats NcetpIene
gas, Der fnlber S9ttene og iudleoes
berer Stibst oppe. 6an bar beregnet,
at 80 Satfe bper meo 100 9uno
Gdlciumfarbib er not til at bolbe en-
itor llooanoreroamper flpoenpe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-31
sSranife GrubcarbejOere.

0et franffe 9eputerettammer peOz
to9 forrige llge enilenpmi9 % u6en
9ebat en- geOilling oF en- 0}iaion
6raaes aarlig til 2aperOomspenIiOner
for franIte @ru6earbeiOere / Gillag til
Gjru6eIelIta6srnes 9eniionsta8fer for
oeres Q(rbsjOere. 0enne .9eOiuing er
en- SnOfrieIie al bet oigti9e 26fte, iom
8egeringen 5ior gap @ru6earbejOerne
unoer ben tore Streife. Set betrd9tes
o9Taa ipm en- SnOrpmmelIe af Sociaz
liTternes arap. GFter benne 8eoilling
bill De gamle, uOfliote Grubeurbejoere
faa en- darlig ltnoerit0ttelIe uf omz
trent $50 5rancs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-31
2bucja9t.

qittsburg, Mdsi., 20. DARTS. Gn
9gte 9pDejagt fa1Ot Steo Der / 8Den
/ @aar Morges, ibet 10 2eper unbIlap
fra beres Bur peb ct life Cirrus. ST
ter Observation-Disclosures bleo ben fire
Qar gdmle 2DOe bic" og en- anben
Oeo Rapn ,Sappbo" breoet ino ct
Bur, fom ifuloe fires neb fra ct Bag
Oineue, o9 oa 8uret befanot fig ca.
30 Sob fra Sorben, braIt 5ooet. Soet
guret nuaeoe Soroen. fprang Ogren
op, o9 pic, iOm buobe faaet gje
pad en- Seit, Iom itob bunoet / Narz
beoen, iatte meo ct belbigt Spring op
pda apggen al 0eiten og pldnteOe fine
39noer bens Nafte. Oct bar umus
ligt at fda 2eOen pat fra lit Offer, og
man blep berfor nsot til at iDoe ben
libel.
Smiblertio 6dpbe ,Sdppbo" taget
&urIea op ober Nort6 Street meb
ct balpt 0uIin 6eb9bneOe Ulenb efter
fig. Den bleo omiiber fanget paa Gen=
tral Q(utomobil Station.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-31
Gnlnft Sr@f.

Ulilnarte, Dis., 80. Mlarts. 5or
mango 2(ar iiben to9 en- Mlano peo
Napn Safe til iig en- lille, foralorelps
0reng Srlano, uagtet ban ielb baooe
fem Bern. 5 1895 tom ben famine
Gate til be foreneoe Stater, oa meo
Samilien tom benne plejeien. 0enne
begDnote at farme Champaign Gouns
tp, Sainois, og bleo mart en- at be
rigeite og melt inoflpoelIesrige Meao
/ ben Del al Staten. Gates Spinner
og 8gtre neolatte Jig / forifellige Dele
af 2anOet og Itiftepe 5amilier. plejez
Isnnen bleD uaift. Ollie bans Plejes
isitenbe bgpe for BAN. giu er ogiad
ban bsb. Spm @rfenotligheo for,
bpao bans pleiefaoer sjorbe for BAN,
bar ban belt i'm 5ormue mellem 9oies
8srnebsrn. st al bem, Sdmuel 6.
Gate | Milfpautee, er iaaleoes nu
$4,000 rigere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-31
SpOagelie al ct forItenet
Segcme.

Gn 5drnler, iom bor tire U2il IDb
for gonan5a, 2trt., ppoageoe forleoen
paa Sioen af en- 9afte 5soen df ct
Menneite, mems ban 6u9geOe 9renoe.
6aa omtalte i'm Spoa9elIe til 9enner.
Iom meO bam til 5erer gif til Steoet
og fanot bd ct Menneitelegeme, iom
bar belt foritenet. 2egemet par begras
bet meo 6oUeoet neOao og 5gooerne op
mob Sberflaoen, O9.feoe meb en- flab
Sten. Ter er nogle Faa 6aar pad
6opebet og 9e9emet, og TO 6uller, Der
Ter 10 iom 9uler efter augler oper
bet benitre gje.
2e9emet er al alminOelig Stprreiie
oe ier I'D til at o9re al en- bpio Wanb.
2trmene er TolOeOe ober 9rDitet. Se1z
berae er forte IOm 5glge af Wtines
ralernes Snobirtning. @runoen Der er
fulo af Sui. 2egemet ligger MI til
GfterIpn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-31
StnSenternc / llnsarn.

8ubapeit. Stubenterne peb bet berz
0arenOe llnioeriitet bolOt iom 8plge al
bet Ip9nbte politiite 8orbolo mellem
lta9arn og 9iterrige dlporligt Splg6
forleben, 2ubpi9 aosfutbs 0posodg,
bbi8 SeItligbolbelie bleo binOret. De
beiieOe Sergeflag pper llnioeriitetet,
tbang YrofesIorerne til at inbitile Dee
res 5oreIesninger pg orog 9ennem
@aberne unoer oolbIomme Spettafler.
Gn bel Del drreitereoes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-31
uolanoet.
&en mub SnberfnlOie.

st Telegram, Der forleOen inoieb
fra Berlin til 9fib. Bur-, pil pette
Opiigt. 9et lpoer Iaalebes:
Oct er lpftebes 9ebeimeraao, pro'
fesIor gebring at immuniiere aalDe
mob 5ubertuloiefmitte. 9an baaber,
at bet osIau itul lpttes BAN at immu>
niiere Menneiter.
Man bill meb Sp9nbing imsoeie
nermere Mebbelelfer ON benne Gag.
prof. behring's Nobn bsrer 10 til 8iz
oenItabens aqerbersmteite; bar ban
ndaet bet Maal, efter bDiltet iaa mango
itore 9eser bar itr9bt, pil ban tillige
bore en- af Mennefebeoens iterite BEL
derere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-31
siot 8rissitatiltif.

5d6et at Wenneitelib / 8perfrigen
bar, lom betenOt, megst fort Jorbolb
til antallet at brebte be feite
andre Nutibens arige. ut bet ogfaa
er gaaet ganife grunbigt ub ooer Se=
itene, Oiier felgenOe 5ul: Der bleo
ienot 517,665 6eite og 150,761 Mul>
opr oper til SpOufrita til 9rigsbrug.
og Oisfe itob i gnglanb i en- pris at
ca. $70,000,OOO. ga, 10000 al Op<
rene Oebe pad @ejen og ca. $4,000
9eite og $4,000 Wtulnpr omtom un<
Der &rigen, repraienterenoe en- @erbi
at ober $40,O00,000.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-31

3rpens Orb. 0ette bans Qlrbeioe er
bIeOet meget forifelligt beoemt, mems
ban leptoe. og bill blioe bet, nu ban er
obo. Dog, en- 3ing tan ale, iom babe
teaot BAN, O9re enige oml 9an bar
en- parmbiertet perlonligbeb. Der, ofte
henipnsleit, fampeoe for ben Sag, ban
aniaa for ret Og goo, meo itor Sengis
penbeb og Selbopofrelfe. = Oct er life
faa let, at bare aroing til ct tort
RuDn, o9 biit er bet. at 9ruabtoigs
2iO / 2lmerifa bar ingenlunoe beret
let. Yerionlig bar ban bragt itore
Dire for bet, ban aaIaa for i'm 2ipsIag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-31

peo Sioen al at b9re panItelige at lpie
tillige bar fordarldget 5orItprrelier /
bioe areoie. Og idd er Situationen
bleben enb mere inopiflet peo De re-
oolutioa9re 8anoers 2lttipitet.
@eneral Wlatos, 9eoeren af ben
pene3uelanIte reOolution9re 8ep9gelie,
ienOte ben 90. Marts ct Telegram til
@eneral Rumpn Qlpald, @ene3uelas
9icepraiioent og aOngresiens prGiiz
bent, af fglgenoe SabbOlo:
,,General Gaitro bar froiagt fig
qraiioentDaroigbeoen gaaenoe uo
fra, at bans 0erenspeozWugten umuz
liggsr 5reO og 5ripiel i 9ene3ueld.
Tao, beriom 9ongresien bill mootage
bans Hefig1ation, pil jeg lobe Dem at
BRUCE bele min SnoflpbeHe oper 9os
mdnooerne / ben repolution9re 99r
for at enbe 9rigen sieblittelia." Wen
8ongresien Oilbe life mootaee GaItros
Reiignation. ; bet Steo beiluttebe
&ongresIen e1itemmigt life at mob
tdge ben.
timber %. Marts mebbeles bet iaa,
at Gaitro efter at babe opleIt ct ipez
eielt gubitab til aongresIen tog i'm
Reiignation til6age.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-31
@rnfnlSt.

Ct. Yetersborg, 20. Warts. Sra
2anbsbpen &obiopita, bpor Der bar
b9ret mango lllpe 8inter, fort9lIes:
@a Saoer, Mooer og oeres 8grn ferte
/ en- Sl9be % blep inobentet q lllpe.
5aoeren faa, at Stillingen bar fortpipz
let, og fpreIlog i'm 6uitru, at De ifulbe
tdite Barnet ub til lllpene for at pinoe
ben Sib, iom lllDene brugte til at
fort9re Barnet.
Moberen n9gtebe beitemt at orRbe
lit Barn pda ben 0is. Saoeren faa,
mebens ban fprte, at Stillingen blep
mere % mere 6aables, pg puffebe
pluoIeliqt bdaoe i'm 9uitrn og Barnet
ub al Sl9oen. 8eb ct 0iounoer falbt
be neb en- af Gneen tilo9ffet Grgft
oo laa iaaleoes ltjult for lllpene. st
gjeblit Iensre bapOe bisIe fort9ret
monben og Soften, pg gift beres Uej.
qPoberen fpm ub fra tit Stjul og naa=
eoe meb Barnet COB geholo n9rmefte
2anosbp.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-31
6enrif Sbiell.

Sra ariitianiu telesruferes: 5 2ln>
leoning af 9enrif SbIens 75>adrige
5poielsbug bar Der uOtalt 9nife ON
at bringe BAN en- pfFentli9 9ploeit.
,gerbens Sang" mebbeler imiOlertiN
M, at Sbiens Gage bar tilruubet BAN
iterit mulig gfo, og at bet Oerfor Dil
bore 6eOit for bans 6elbreO og met
itemmeabe meO bans gnife, at ben
planlagte 8emonitration opgibes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-31
Stor syorretninssmano oDo.

@uItapus 5rantlin Spift, pr9iis
bent for bet fore pactins> >5irmaSpifi
&c Co., meo aontor Union Stoct
garbs, Gbicago, afeit / @aur pef
0sben tit Sjem / 4848 Gais 9lpenue,
Sfpift bar fsbt / Gape Co., Mas.
IaduIetts, zen "a. SUM- 1889, men
fom til Gbicaeo for aoitiligeglar Iioen
San anlagbe itrats en- ,,pacting" s5or.
refining, men efter en- meget belteoer
Madleitot, iammenlignet meo, boaf
5orretningen MI er. Sans Grport'
forretnine af ferit 8so er en- at b'
itsrIte Nerben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-31
9en gale WinQab".

Sra 06bia, SomalilanOet, mebDee
les, at Der for life lenge iiOen itoo en-
ooloium Scamp me0em 8ilbeagerne af
Somolilanoets o9ale Uludab" og en-
Stbrte of Qlbesiiniere, Der famarbejber
meO @ngl9nberne MuQab'en babbe
ca. 100 Manb falons. 9an 6adnbbe-
per iin Mpn0i9beO meo gruiom
Strengbeo, flyer 5elegrammet. 9aa
iterer Struben pber paa be Manb,
Tom pober at tnD, og lemleter oeres
Rbinber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-31
EaItur :. 6. 8rnnotpig osS.

s Clinton mobtoges Der 2srhu9 ben
21. Murts Telegram fra 8sbenha n
meb Meboelelie: ,@runotbig bsh"
Den 10. Mai pilbe ban O9re fplOt 49
adr. Sra Clinton telegraferebe man til
@rosIerer Jaber aebenbapn for at
bebe ban beIerge en- SBlofrans meo
Snoitrift: sra ct. Sobunnes Menigs
beO / Clinton, SOpa", lugt paa &iiten
beO 9egraOelIen, Der FanOt SteO 6rez
bag ben 27. Marts. Samme 9a9
blep Der uf6olot en- MinOeguOsteneite
/ Clinton.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-31
SScrocns itprltr Sibliutef.

0et itprite 9i6liotet paa Sorben
Finbes paris. 9llereoe 2ubpig ben
II. at Syranfris (regereOe 10. Q(drb.)
gab bet itore 9dper af ijalbne gpger,
og paa Iamme Mluaoe bar olle be ies
mere aonger buaret Iig do. 9(ar 1917
BAR Der ell 2op, at 9ibliotetet ifuloe
babe to Gtsemplarer al bOer 8pg, fonl
ubfom 5ranfrig. 9fepolutionen pirs
teoe til bets Soregelie oerpeo, ut ale
be Mpelsfamilier, bpis Gjenbom bleD