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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-08
Daf1f11arR.
1lniperlitetets nDe GestOr.

.8agblaoet4 / apbenbubn leoever
I tit 4r. At %. gooember ct gileoe
al q~rofesior Maoien. uniperiitetets
nh Rettor. tiaigemeo fplgenoe Tore
SfitIe:
proi. geoer MaOIen. Der bar az
Isit grofesipr 6gfOin9 fum uniper=
1itetets aettpr, er fpot 1843 og Sen
af en- ipoit @aaroeier. 0an bleO Stus
bent ira 9iborg 70 4ar gammel oq
3 aar fenere tbeologift 8anbibat.
s nOgle glar efter fin Gmbeosetsd
men pirteOe ban JON Manuouttgr,
inbtil ban / gegnnoelfen at 9alb=
fieroIerne meo ofentlig unoeritpttelic
fpretog en- Stuoierejie. ION 81. a.
git til Stalien, Granting og 5pItldne.
timber tit 0pbolo | uoianbet mpoto9
ban paa foriteqig Bis en- 6etponings=
fulD qdapirtning.
GFter benne Rejie. Der 6aboe trait
fla pper to aar, bolot ban oeo fin
Sisnfomft 5orelasninger peb Uni
periitetet Og blep 1875 uOunpnt til
9rofesior / 96sologi. Som l1nipey=
fitetslarer bar ban Ounoet fig ct an=
1et 9apn og bar peb SiOen beraf
foritdaet at ppe en- itor perionIig Sno=
HpDelie paa be ituoerenoe, Der / mango
5ilfalOe ifnloer profesior Mabien
3at for Radb og 8aao.
9rofesior Maoien er 5orfatter til
en- Ratte tirtelige Strifter og bar
pgiaa ab anoen gej, gennem i'm DEL.
tageIie / be triitelige 5Oreningers
Mr6ejOe / 6opeoitaben, n5et ct paient=
Iigt giOrug til 5remme at bet tirte=
Iige 9ip.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-08
8o9er
neoiatte priier.

8i bar mootaget mango sobe biligs
gsger, fom life er opFert | port aatas
log. Samme f9lges til nebIat pris,
foolenge Splaget Darer. priier1e sr
uetto. Os gsgerne Ienbes p~ortofrit, til
Opldget er ubfolgt. | ben Sroen, iom
BeItiaingerne inbleber. Strib meb
bet iammsn. inben bet er for TENT.
D8egerne beItiaes efter Nummsr.
46. 26 fmda Og lette 5Ors Og Gfteripil
til Salmemelobier for Orsel sller
6ormonium. Romponeret al 8.
Saltrau. NebIat fra SOC. til 25c.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-08

Sebriberne. Misiion9r, Or. SObn
patons 9ib og girtiombsb, uogipet
at gaitor Storjoban. Mleb Sobn
patons 4ortret og II SnnitratiOs
ner. 253 Siber / Omflag. Heos
fat fra 80 til Doc.
Danish Luth. Publ. House,
8lai., Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-08

40. Minoer fra Rorbens 9iitorie, at
u. 6abricius. 235 5iber / OmIlas.
ReoIat fra SOC. til 25c.
so. Gpangelium og 9ob. giorag til
g~eIpsnin9 at Oeres 5eIgeorben og
Sammenbang t Subs Munb os
MenneItelipet. peo @. s. 9ertelfen,
S%Ognepreit for Senosrup og Sui
brup. SO Siber / Omilag. Rebs
lat fra Doc. til 10c.
81. S. g. RuOoIpb 5rimobt fom
qrGTt og troenbe ariften. at gaitor
6. arag, praIt peb Safobsfirfen |
&sbenbapn. 81 Siber / Omildg.
NeoTat fra 15c. til &c.
80. paa 6tniggerslf Tens @ei. relis
eisie getrastninger at Saeobpauni.
SnDbolb: ariitusbinebet. Def be1lige
Qrbeios, 9i er bbbte til Rriiti 9eb,
gliper Tom 9ern, De to Ssnner.
De onoe og be gobe 8age. Gne me6
Sub, 6oorlebes bruger bu Subs
Orb? &9rligbeoens arab. Oct be-
troebe 9obs. ariitenbomme1s als
Dor. 1T Sibsr / Omflag. Iebfat
fra 81 til 40c.
So. 9ipst / Sub, refieieIe gctroots
ninesr at Sacob pauIi. 191 Siber
/ OmiIag. He5fot fra 81 til 40c.
"a. 6erren oe 9ienerne, gr9bifener
at SacOb gouni. 260 Siber / Oms
flag. Nebiot fra $1.25 til SOC.
So. ROsIe 0iste af Chr. Wintber.
Qf Snbbolbet fremb1bes: Den ferIte
Gtsturiion, 9%ulbdlberen, SiaIlanb,
Damien / Sfoben. 238 Siber /
OmiIag. Hebiat fra $1.20 til 40c.
Sc. $. 6. aabsrTens Samlebe Strifs
ter, Supplement til .Mit 9ibs
9GpentDr". $50 Siber / Smilag.
Reofut fra 4Oc. til 15c.
So. pr9bitener / Qbpent og Sui obrr
be nbe GpangelietefIter at Or. 9. s.
5og. SjGaanbs giItop. 103 Sioer
Omilag. Rebfat fra SOC. til zoe.
80. st rigt qurti, Sfueipil / to
Qtter at Magbalene 5horien. $50
Siber / Smilag. Rebiat fra Zoe.
til zoe.
go. 9ugbogspptegnelfer At pditor
Sbomas 8srOams efterlabte Dag
bsser. SO Siber / Smilag. Neos
fat fra 30c. til 15c.
81. 9igte at Magbaleae 56oreIen.
SnbeboIOer SO fo~rtrinli9e 8i9te
158 Sioer / OmIag. Rebfat fra
soc. til 25c.
SO. Serluf Rorbal, en- 5ortading fra
bet FOrrige @urbunbrebs al Maabus
leae 5boreIen. 400 Siber / Oms
flag. Reofat fra $1.20 til Goo.
CA. a~irfebiitoriffe 5orteainger og
Saen, meboelte al a. 6. 6. @roOs
Rasmusien, Sognepr9It for ollie
rup % Odbinbe. 212 Cher / 0ms
flag. NebIat fra 50e. til 25c.
66. @amIe RieIien. Gn fuIturbiitos
rift Selbbiografi fra 1899 til 1888.
opitrepsn at anton 0ielien meb
5orfatterens 9ortret. 134 Sioer
/ Omftdg. Qebiat fra SOC. til 25e.
81. Sacob G6r. 2inb6erg, Den oanife
&irteiags Gort9mpere, st Wlinbee
ftrift al 5reberit Nbgaarb, meb Sus
COB Gbr. 2inbberes 9iaebs. 81 Sis
Der / Omitug. Qebfat fra coo. til
25c.
SO. Stjernebimlen. Rpgle til Be-
itsmmelie at S%tjerner, df 5borpalo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-08
9aniib 2ntb. gubl. 6oni|
bar
Ngentnr
for
ale 9ampIfibslinier.

Onsker De at rejse til wort
gamle FRdreland, eller har De j
Sinde at sende Billetter til Slagt-
hinge eller Venner derhjemme, da
skriv til os. Billetter faas her
til hvilken som helst Plads og
med hvilken som helst LIME. De
vii her opnaa den Fordel at
faa reel og hurtig Ekspedition,
billigste Dagspris og absolut Ga.
rant mod Optrakkeri. Penge-
forsendelser til Danmark bes0r-
ges billigst til enhver It'd.
ALE Foresporgsler besvares
straks af
DANISH LUTH. PUBL. HOUSE
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-08

On u6peeefig Castor
giftning. 5Or nblig bar en- ga
Mile | Rpfsbing. s., baret ubfat for
en- @usfOrsiftnins at ubpsselig Mrt,
ba bet let funbe babe ufitebfommet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-08

6abfifteriet gi6er I bsnne
ltge (iOIt / g1OO.) ret gOOt llbbptt,
paa apffen / S6b. Der er ifpIge
III. u. SiO." munbug Oeb alit-
mgler fiffet op til 300 Snsie
Suffer pr. 9oub fOruOen en- Del
3orff. bDilfet, efteriom man MI er
rant til, mdu iises at bore ret til
frebsftiGenbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-08


SriItelig 9arerorening
og t%riftefig Qererinbe=
fprening, Ger begge mart er Il
Qur gdmle, boloer 4 4 5 Weoer oarz
Zig. ofteft 5aIesmpoer, meb 5orss
Drag og 5orbdnOIing ON friitelig0p p
crugeIie og llnoer0isning og ON Gms
ner at BELT triiteIigt Sn66olb. st
entelt aarligt mooe er oFentligt for
29rere og 9Grerinber. st Iaabant
MpOe af6olOtes / marts meo Sore
hrus al giTfOp 5reoerit Rielfen, os
ct mt offentligt mpbe blep af6olnt
9irsoag ben "a. Robember / get6es=
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-08
#S6rns 9Gsning.

Yditpr 9hr. Dab bolot Snsndg
often Den II. Ropember / 9etbesbl
5oreorag ON gprns 2asning.
5orebragsbolberen bette 9prnenes
sesning / Celtic og M%oritabslGss
ming.
4ngaaenoe BEN fsrite bem9rteOe
ban, al Ger iwittert er rOget / De 8ius
ger, Der lnoer ON 0peranItrengeli. /
Stolen, napnlig nadr llnoerOisninz
gen gaar I'D paa at uooitle 5orftan=
Den poa 5pleliens og @illiens Be
toftning.
Bern buroe bope mere 2ogans til
5riluftslip.
Men naar Stolen giper gsrnene
9ettier at lare / 5iemmet. Ital u
lite betldge benz, men belere pbe benz
ben neOpenbiae 6ialp til SelDbialp
- be maa Ielb uofpre arbejbet.
Om Notwithstanding tunOe bet
Spsrgsmaal relies. ON Born ituloe
l9ie ben, ogfaa mar be life piloe.
3aleren piloe fpare: belit. for ben
banner. uboitler og uopioer beres
Snnstreos. Den giber Dem geitafs
tigelfe / lebige Stunoer, ubpiber be.
res 0roforraao % letter Dem berOeO
ogina beres 5a~nfearbefOe-
Men be ital ogiaa laie for Oeres
ienere Gins Sfplo.
8erfor ftal ri opmuntre pore Bern
til at l9fe 9saer, Der poster for benz.
6ialpe Dem paa @leb og tale mso
Gem ON bet laite.
gr De altfor %laielbitns, fan maj
goot boloe liot i9en og resuIere Oerss
9asnina.
Men Taa fommer Spsrgsmaalei:
6pdb ital bet pare. oi giper ggrnene
at laTe2
0et itol oare foritaaeligt baooe /
6enleenOe til SnObolo os Sprpg. lios
ligt - bet g9lOer ogiaa ben ~religisle
9asning = rent og iunOt, bOab en-
ten BET er religies, moralff eler unz
fer9oloenoe Q9sning.
5aleren aopnreoe mob Smubgz
%blabens. ientimentdle og oreripan0!e
5prtaaingsr iant SpsgelIebiitorier.
5aleren TIntieoe meo al Fremtomz
me meo forifellige aaao peo @olgst
al ge9er.
6an anbefaleOs 5oralbre at lGTe
pasfenpe Stptter at gi6elen for De-
res gprn, bDis be life funbe faa benz
til at lafe felp, men ellers at 9ios
Born eobe Qnbagtsbsger, bpogs
iblanbt: usiings gerneprGOifener,
airteadrtt | 6iemmet; SIR. MiiGsr:
Winoer ira 8srnegunstieneiten; CAT.
Jog: goangeliet for Bern, N. r.,
af 5i6sIfrifter: Snore MisIions
gernR6lao. y9abneren" % ,5or
mine Imaa 9enner."
Qf %unoerboloenos Q9snina an6cs
faleoe 5aleren ,sernenes QDis",
o9erneDennen" % forfe[ige Bigger,
ibarsnbe til gernenes Qlberstria.
5or Smaa6srn: giGebbsger meo Rim
ca Remier life 3roiosbgger), for Z
II Mars Qloersn: Sfrifter at Sors
fattere fom anuo Roienitanb, RicIs
g. ariitenfen. 9bnra Senien, emma
Strait, 9rohn m. H.; for 11-14Qars
Qloeren: 8ernenes gogiamling "a
8srnenes gibIiotef Iamt Strifter at
CART etlar, %Sngsmann m. f.
Gnbeiig anbefaleoe 3aleren ogfl1
StilDrinser at Subs Rises 6elte,
ffiffelier til Qasning for iierre gprn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-08

81 aempeo paa SOB go.
6leo ifplge yRi6e Qmtstio." forIebsu
leperet At en- Mdno / 5iiirup ber
9arbe til en- Slagter iamme Stebs.
Der mac bare beret et oroentIig Gag
Sui paa Den @dlt, Der aItiaa bopoe
iamme 89gt JON en- oroinGr So.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-08

ulptter, inoen bet bleo opoaget. bOOr-
fra 5oraiftningen tom.
Deb n9rmere llnoerisgelie bite bet
iig ifpIge eSoa 5. Stiftst.". al bsr
par itet 9ruo paa 6obsbleonineen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-08
oo. paitOr S9at tllte aOm Mpn4
big6eo" (g1ott. Z. 29).

eigbeo" (Ufatt. z, 29).
ag6enbapns Strife ono
bebtcg pad lit iioIte 8eitbreliesmpos
fremoeles at fremme arbeioet for me
8irfer % npe SognsDelinger meo a
Strait = Der mdngler enbnu II Sir
fer inDen Maalet; / Strife for bper
10000 WenneTter, Ell nadet -, men
eoe faaleoes, at &irtiombeoen lite
mere Ital Igges uoDiret beO OptagelI2
at nbe 9aan.
8irfeIetsifpn for nor
3 n, ubgipet al 9iIfop, Or. 5reberit
Rielfeu Oct ibbite 6orlag) er aoanz
ceret meo 6efterne 81 og 80. De
fadr oeres iarlige PrGg peo nogle
Qrtitler al propIt u. qnoerien pm
Ssraels 6iitprie og Qpoitelen Sobans
mes % %nuonlig Oeo bans onbe Nj
banoIing ON Seiu 9riiti joroiite Cir.
On Seruialem meb bens omitribte
3opograf bar prpf., Or. 9alo.
S6miot IfreOet tnnoigt, 2ic. 9orm
ON SeIuiterne. Gn lang H9tfe gam
melteftamentlige Sinner er bebanos
leOe at profesIor Nfi6elet / ariitis
anid os nupnlig at puitor 9labn /
9ejitrup, bbis mango iterre % min
ore Nrtifler er 8ioner ON en- ualminz
oelig Striftl9rbom.
9ronoidm ntbrnllup tunz
be / 6elge ySttOe 0g6l." ben 13.
RoO. fejres at 69itebusmanb @.
gooerum og 6uftru, 9rinbersleo=
~tloiter Mart. g. @oberum er IS
Qar og bans 9uitru 90 9tar gammel.
Stal Der pprettes Sat
tigtolonter pdd 9eile
Qmts 6ebsr2 Gfter boab Der
meOoeles y&oIOing @pis@. par uoz
palgene for 6attigp9ieret / aoloing,
6reoericia % Belle / Onsoags (1s.
pnh \ fnmfet III Of mahp /; We;fe FOR
At brpfte Spsrgsmaalet ON anpenz
Belle at Qrbeiostraften paa 4mtets
5attiggaroe.
Oct 6leO aniet for knTgtsm9gigt
/ 9ig6eo meO be MI / Tlers Qar etsis
Iterenoe 5ansetolonier at isee opretz
tet 5uttistOIonier. Tom ffuIbs be-
Itaftige zig me0 5iIplantning al Qms
tets 5eOeitr9tnineer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-08

DEN bortrgmte u m m Z
ptningsto 9r. Sti6st
meb ben bortrgmteNummerb4tnings
fommisi9r peterien ON goro er M
I 5elge ,Qalb. 5io." antommet til
Repsgort. Der bleo nagtet ban
Silluoelie til at gua / 9anO, og ban
bill oerfor itrats reife til6ase til eis
oerpool. 8e penge, Dan babbe I Be
bob, bar ban nfleOeret til zen oanite
aOnIul / Nsp@gorf.
Qmerita er life l9nesre ct Iittert
5ilflugtsi teo for 5orbrpoere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-08

5r a 6oImsldnbs &Iit fris
peg til YHingf. u. aO.".
Gfteraarsfiterist tegnsr / 4ar Ill
at blibe meget Oaarlist. Chit bar bet
DGret 6dpOejr, og bar bet enbelig be-
ret goot 9ejr en- Dag. og JiIierne bar
faaet aroge lat, faa bar 6obet for
bet meIte reiit zig, fuu mango life 6ar
fddet R%ebituberne igen. gu be iibIte
0uge bar bet 10 b9ret rietig gobt
geir, fda man ituloe lines, bet par
ppperligt 9abbejr; men @eIters9ooz
ODD fparer til lit Rapn ga trobfer bet
gobe 9eir, faa 5ifferne life bar fun
nef fomme pau 6aDet. 29ngere ben
| 5iben, naar Siifene tratter fere
Mile fra &piten, bliOer bet mere BAN
ftelist for bore 5iifere / beres fmaa
8adoe at nda benz.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-08

3pIlifionen peb SAINT
st QaDnebr9oi meb 0apnet
IS. SacobIen", nogle &a6ptsgenitans
De, en- Meoicintifte og noget 5smmer
er inoorebet paa Siranben bee
9aniibolm. De ilanborebne Sem
itunbe bibrsrer ifgtgs g., q. rimelig=
biz fra tremaffet Stonnert IS. Saz
co6ien" at Murital, ION eftsr bette
menes at Oare mforliit / R~orOlsen.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-19

crop OF all kinds - small grain. tha
quantity % Irvine in the distributing
houses IS no where large enough 10 meet
the orders. We are refusing orders for
Irvine every day
The present wheat crop Is record
breaker. and II is the opinion of most q
the machine dealers that much 81 thu
wheat viii be headed because Irvine can
not be secured. II conditions are favor-
able the Irvine famine may cause ne loss
20 the farmers
IN many parts OF this county and IN
other counties for while this spring
the outlook was so unfavorablc that many
orders were Cancelled In these places
almost a full crop is being harvested
or is about ready 70 harvest The wheat
is here and the only trouble uoW win
be TO harvest IT, Tho oats crop WUI
equal al records this year. and the Weld
Of wheat from an appearances viii -
considerably larger than last years Weld
Mr.. G. r. Fulhngton has just returned
from a trip through Kingmau Pratt. Bar
Der and Comsnche counties and ne saws
the wheat crop will be immense Tho
wheat that was properly planted viii
yield in the neishborhood q jwerty-nvs
bushels 10 the acre. and he hss samples
from a four-hundred-acre field which
will go over thirty bushels :, the acre.
OF course there is some wheat that was
planted IN the wheat stubhie without
blowing which viii not yield over mr.
teen bushels 20 the acre In bis ogNr ION
this years crop will greatly supass
last years
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-19
- "A 8 q RIA.
car. the 1Ihs Nnd You HAS ilsays SOgG,
's' ee EUEHt&
SHORTAGE OF BINDING TWINE.
Wholesalers Turn Down Many Orders
From Dealers.

a prominent implement man in this city
stated to a reporter for the Eagle yes
terday: The scarcity of binding Irvine
and in some localities the lack Of ma
chinery, while il will cost the farmers
something. will teach them the necessity
OF getting their orders IN early IN the
spring. Many Of our late shipments Of
machinery from the factories were de
Iayed because OF the high water. but
we are now getting large shipments by
way Of Omaha and 81. Joe. and are MI
ing most Of our orders. But il is the
scarcity OF binding Irvine that viii be
felt most by the farmers. We have
hundred orders for Irvine which We can
not I'll because We cannot get Irvine"
Another dealer. speaking on this sub
ject. said: When our agents were so
hciting this spring the crop prospects
were poor on account Of the threatened
drouth and signs Of Hessian ny. and
most of the retail dealers cut their orders
short. Now. that southern Kansas II
about 10 harvest an exceptionally large
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-19
Paving Resolution.

BE it resolved by the Mayor and Council
men of the City of Wichita:
That, whereas. a petition, signed by the
Residents of the City Of Wichita, Kansas.
owning more than one half 90 of the
feet fronting or abutting upon the por-
tion of the street hereinafter named TO be
improved, which said petition has by the
mayor and councilmen been ordered
spread upon the Journal;
Now, therefore, it is hereby declared
70 he necessary to pave fremont street
.n the City of Wichita, Sedgwick county,
Kansas, from the South side Of Douglas
Avenue to the South SIDE of William
street. together with all necessary curbs
and cutters. so as 10 make the roadway
between curbs fifty 600 feet wide; said
street TO be paved with asphalt laid upon
q hydraulic cement concrete base, and
said pavement, curbs and cutters to be
constructed in accordance with plans and
specifications TO be furnished by the city
engineer.
The above resolution was passed at
a regular meeting Of the city council held
June Is, 1903.
R6-Ct J. L. LELAND, City Clerk.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-19
WINFIELD A SUCCESS
Wichita Contingent Reports
a Merry Time
PROGRAM Is ENTERTA AIMING
Features in Charge of WlCh-
itanS Prove Winners
PROGRAM Is ENTERTAINING

Winfield Kan, June 1s.-Winfield day
at the Chautauqua assembly far exceeded
any other first day of the assembly ever
held in the city Winfield places Of bus
mess closed from noon until five o'clock
that all " lnheldians might have an OPP
portunity to hear the lecture of Captain
Richmond P. Hobson on THE United
States as a World Power"
Mrs. Bertha Kunz Bakers discussion
Of The Father of American Prose, Wash
ington Irving" in the hall of philosophy
was the feature of the mornings les
sons. Mrs. Bakers pleasing manner
made her work especially interesting.
Her lectures on American literature are,
TO use a common expression, alone worth
the price of admission.
The free kindergarten conducted by
Miss Carrie Shuts Of Wichita, and her
able corps of assistants from Friends
University, Misses Keegan, Piercy. Went
worth, Williams, Redding. Nichols and
Parkhurst. proved an attraction to the
little people OF the assembly. About sixty
children sat about the tables or marched
in the circle the first morning, and kim
dergarten hall will be taxed to hold half
those who wish to profit by its teaching.
Miss Shuts also lectures to mothers dur
ing the afternoon on such subjects as
relations OF Kindergarten and kinder
gartner to the child, and kindred topics.
Two of her assistants conduct a playtime
each day during the afternoon lectures.
and the children are jubilant over their
prospects for a good time during the ten
days session.
Miss Lalage Hall organized her classes
Of physical culture for girls yesterday
in four divisions of from twenty to forty
each Much good is promised in this
line. as Miss Hall is a thoroughly com
petent instructor, being attested to by her
work In Lewis Academy last year. Prof
U. S. G. Plank undertakes to keep the
boys of the assembly entertained with
athletic sports, swimming and boating.
The popularity Of this teacher and HIS
methods proves the value of his organiza-
ton when it is remembered that two
years ago only thirty-five boys were en-
rolled during the whole session, while
the first days recruits this year num-
bered over a hundred.
Mrs. Robert Piatt of Wichita had charge
of the c. L. S c. work at $3.50 D. m.
At this time Prof. S. NJ. MCGOWAN, the
superintendent of the Chilocco Indian
school. gave a very interesting talk on
the United States and the American In
dian. He gave a number of incidents
from his personal experience and obser-
walton. His stories were quite humorous
and entirely interesting
Following him Mrs. Bertha Kunz Baker
spoke of art and especially of the mural
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-19
1.-THE DUSTY MILLER"
And White Bread.

Most millers are bitter enemies CT
Grape-Nuts for business reasons. for
Grspe-Nuts food is largely replacing
white bread for Grape-Nuts contains the
whole OF the health giving grains while
the patent white -four In universal Ise
today is made with the most healthful
part Of the wheat left out.
A miller OF Newark Ohio. who has
studied the subject. says Of Grape-Nuts;
Il began by using the food once day,
then twice a day and Tor The last s
months three times day ana I confident
ly affirm that 7 have received more real
substantial benefit from the Use Of Crap
Nuts than from al the Other things
7 have tried. Nv trouble vas indigestion
and kidney disease.
..T began 70 receive relief az once and
as an q practical miilvright and miller
&c well / can see and understand The
philosophy q such = uutTiment as Grape-
Nuts aud why It's Gs- gives rs s1-h good
results The continued use 4 patent
-four bread VII produce injury sooner
OF later because the true iife-sustai7i,is
and lfe-givfur elements q the wheat
berry are eliminated IN the nanrfactlre
q patent four.
Ny unasked- for advice 20 al g 20 use
daily n1triueut Ike Grsp@-Suts taat
retains All the vitality q the grain Fog
this ve-y r@ssoo there Is more direct
virtue n the daily use q Grape-Su-s
than n al ths medicinal tonics iu TIE
weird thar crowd 20 overlooking tn
shelves = drug stores
TIE restaurant vh@re take rsr meals
keeps G-ape-Suts or hand q scc7U-zo-
date ne ard others who eat - nse al
enjoy life and health- San1e f1rn-sasd
b PosJen Co. Bzttle Greek M,ch
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-19
SKIN-T0RTURED
BABIES
And Tired, Fretted
Mothers
Find Comfort in Cuticura Soap
and Ointment
When All Other Remedies and
Physicians Fail.

Instant relief and refreshing sleep
for skin-torthred babies ard rest for
tired, worried mothers in warm baths
with Cuticura Soap, and gentle snoint-
ings with Cuticura Ointment, purest of
emollient skin cures, to be followed in
severe cases by mild doses of Cuticura
Reselvent. This is the purest, sweet
est, most speedy, permanent and eco
nomicaI treatment for torturing, dis
figuring, itching, burning, breeding,
scaly, crusted and pimply skin and seal p
humeurs, with loss of hair, of infants
and children, as well as adults, and is
sure to succeed when ali other remedies
and the best physicians fail.
The agonizing itching and burning
Of the skin. as in eczema; the frightful
scaling, as in psoriasis ; the loss of hair
and crusting of the scalp, as in SCALED
head; the facial Disagreement, as in
acne and rfngWoTm the awful suffer-
ing of infants, and anxiety of WORKOUT
parents, as IN milk crust, letter and
salt rheum, -ailS demand q remedy OF
almost superhunan virtues 10 success
fully cope with them. That Cutfcara
Soap, Ointment and Resotvent are zach
stands proven beyond all douot. No
statement Is made regarding them that
is not justified by the strongest eEi-
deooe- The purity and sweetness, the
power to sferd Immediate relief, the
cersaiBty Of speedy and permanent
cure, the at,esote safety and great
economy have made them the standard
skin cures and hunoar remedies OF the
civilized world.
Sold throughout The gOrd. Cutioara Rssofvenk SOC On
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-19
AS TO FLOOD LOSSES.
Figures Given Out and Have Fallen
Below the Facts

-. -, ~
June I'm response 10
many inquiries ASKING as TO the correct
ness Of reports regardiss food losses in
Kansas City. kansas, the relief com
mittee today made the following state
ment.
AS the extent Of the food calamity be-
comes more correctly known II is found
that the reports heretofore given out by
the relief committees II the cts have
fallen considerably below the actual fig
ur=s. This IS especially true As to Iaosas