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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-22

On 9eterdn T 1848. &res
ten egtpeb at 0rarup Der bar osn
fioItleOenoe at 3 grsbre, ION / IRE
aurstris:n fob Deb et Os inmms Regis
ment, er afgduet peo Osoen / en- III
Der al "a adr. 9on bar tioliesre
arb.iosmano, men Opbolot fig M hos
lin Ssn. Zen afoebs bar en- GOD banit
Manb. Der altiO msote OeogaIgurnen;
ban bar / Re iensre Mar o9ret liot
aanpsfDag, men bal elers I Iegems
fig !5eniesnee raft og rsrig til bet
Iioite; ban par iaalebes oppe ON
Ssnrasen, ION ban esbe ON Rattsn.
Ggtpeo bar osiaa blanot osn, Der /
1898 fit en- 9Gberssdps paa 100 Str.
uobetoIt al Dor tibIieere aeg,ring.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-22
SonoerjYllano.

Q9rer m. 0ean
Rapnsaaarb / 5oftlunb feiersoe fors
leoen fit % Mars Subileum iom
siplig ON Morgeneu fpiaeoe
Stolebsrnene for BAN pad 5romme
% 6lsite, bpiltet be / 5ior bleo inos
gpebe /. 8ereftsr msOte 5oftluno
Mufttorps for at bepiie BAN 2@rs /
0aoens qn.epning. Op pud Dagger
inDfonbt ia mango 9rdtulantsr. 9r.
R~apnsoaaro er baaOe af9ofot Jon
Carer og ION 9ripdtmano. .
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-22

Q. 8. 8. Sd n.

nfpffeitg a6rfel. Cog.
nefceeb Sans MOrtenien, genlsie, sr
forIepen fcmmen lipsfarlig til STA
be peb, at goenen paltebe, ou ban bar
pao gej fra genlefs Rsae til fl
Diem.
6eItsn, fom blep ifp.Iatte opsr BET
gref.en, 1DorDeO Murtenien bleo flpn'
get ioa baorbt mob Ell 5ra, at ban
6rettebe BET enc Ben og forflog 5os
pebet Iod alOorligt, at Der er Care
for 5jernsrpitelie.
tSan beulisesr uben 8:uiof1eb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-22
Nhielfert a 5oaet.

S6isItsrt a 5ogst. -
Oct iibite 5og fro 9:liinger forleoen
often bar paa Sern6arj oamniugsn
opsr 2pngbD 81 ibjeltsrt en- pngre
apinoe. 9iast bar frpg:sligt Ieml9s
ftst, net baaoe 9opeo, beese Ben ra
6eire arm bar fu..oitGnbig Tilt ira
Groppen.
Qi3et sr utenbt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-22

Re8H % So.tftih. Gn fat
tiq 8reng fob fOrleb,n paa Psrroner
/ 8ambrup og betra9ieoe nto uitorsfls
De 9lifte bet ruiifte !9oftog iamtiol9
meO, at ban latte jim Observation-Disclosures
NAB til Gins. 6dn bleo benartet al
BET tongeli9e Spiterpar, og ct 2Jeblit
efter pinteo, en- at b. tienitgsrenoe
aapaaerer ao 8rengen. at ban ituloe
femme nqrmere, 6pao ban ogiaa giorS
be, men meo en- 5oriigtighto, Der re-
bsbe, at ban 6apoe 9eiente!i9beoer
oerpeo. 9oa op til Mano,n / Bin
Duet funoe ban life, og en- 5uattionGr
leftebe Fam Oerfor, buoroo.r 6pren
par grqoefaroi9. men fnart eiter
itraa!eoe Solsn, "a ban m:O n itars
re Mpnt / 6aanOen ileoe az 6iems
met til.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-22

cab life be Smaa libe Of eczema eIlsr
andre ploaenbs euoin9bomme. Bsbepss
life. Toans Oinmsnt belbreber. 8an life
ifabs ben melt iarte Sno. s etbpert apotet,
so Gents.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-22

9ragsrpi9erne pdatGnter
sFtsr 5orlDeenoe al inbsoa reb et
qnbrugenhe ON at faa b9pet en- gfaift
paa 6 8r., Der ifal betoles til 0rdger
gbtasie af enbDer. Der bjemfsrer en-
Dragsrpige iom 9rub.
Oct bar ba ogiud en- 9fsl5oInftrans
te = ON ri Iaa MAD iise.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-22

&ris slr sn mti.s
Ter Zig / Runrers. 9snitre
/ Ranbsrs mobtog forIeben fslscnoe
Spar fra ariasminiiteren:
SITTER at jss MI bar moota9et Sps
forrring ira 1851 9algere til at till
le miJ iom bsr.s sanoioat peb BET
foreitdasnOs 5oltstbinsspdlg / Rdrs
Oers, Far j.g berDeo ben qGrs al er.
Hare mig uiaig til al sftsrtOmmc
renns OpforOring, ibst jss uctaler
min Cat for ben 3iuio, Ger iaaleoes
q pift mig. eGrbeoisit
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-22

pdatsrt al 3oset. = Jor.
leoen Gfterinibbag Deb 6s5it:n pad.
tsrte S1ofunbtoeet qcrter gstsrfens
tSufiru og treaariss 0uiter rco Ris
Weae.
De blsD bsg9s at 9Ogst faffet
0rgften.
Wepens Moberen ineen p1Tentlii
Sfabe tos, blsD Barnet faolsoes fra
itet, at bet ienere er afgdust Dsb Do.
ben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-22

6uEebeboere psb star
bus. = 5 MurieIisbors StOp psb
aor6us bar ct Bar Drenee funbet IN
6uIe, ION ipnes at bare pGret bsnDts
let / laneers lib At Mennsitcr,
9ulen par ifsIse ..Narbus Stifts=
tipenne" oaunet at tGtte Smoo9ros
her, 6pis 6rtnt par ittti,bs idmmen.
% ben i~not6otot 10 Rum, bporaf bet
f~orreite bar DIT ~iterite. Gn itor flao
Sten par anbraet ION 9oro. og oms
fria9 i 9uIen fanotes 9snitanbe, Der
nipneoe ON 6uIshsbosrnss SntelIis
gems. ioaItoes en- 9ono6prite % en-
@ruHititen. ber BAR tiI6u9aet / 5orm
al ct Nennsitsbopse.
3roos iorig Se9en er BET ith INF
ieoes at fnOs De mpittlts 9eboere al
I'm enicnms Sfopbu.e
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-22

9rpIlup. - Ssnoas Zen 17.Wai
egtspieOes / g2afifop ai.fe Grosisrtr
gjarn;Nielfen al asbenbubn oe 6re.
Zen Shord G,,mquiit al 0dtitop.
gielisn ubfsrtes at grubsns So
Der, paitor 81. Glmquiit.
grDQupsrejie til fa6iiit S6psi3.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-22

= 8r4not 5gmrerpGrts
- 6reo.ritsbsrg 8%ranoOGien
bapoe forleoen Gftermiopag pep 81
3ioen en- lite ubetpoeIig 8rano, inn
aaarmereoes fra ct 8ranOItab paa
9oot6oobspej.
Del bite fig at par q langt Sra'
fur paa 5uglebattepej, bpilfet Stur
inbsbolpt ct 5gmrerp9rtiteo tiibps
renoe 5emrermeiter Sesperfen FRA
61oerslepsga1.. Ter f@ynotes 10
Sprpiter % en- Stigs I'D til Def fore
gaat. Der baooe goot fat / D. mango
let br9nbelige Eager. mGrtelig not
lptteoes Def at b~egranie Slosn til zen
enc Gnbe at bsn LANCE 5~rabngning,
men r.n 6le0 ogIaa fulpit9noig raie>
ret. Zen inos6olot en- Mangoe 9ert=
tpj. 6pplebants pg flsr: fa~roig!abeoe
5rapper iii 3 Stages Gj,noomme.
: . Zine muatte g%ranbDGienet
arbejoe paa SteOet. Osls meo Slut>
ming og bels meo Gprponing.
Gieren fiber ct Cab paa 1000
Str, o1 bet br9note life par ASSURE
ret.
Del antages, at Slnen itploss
9srns llaetiom6eo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-22
Qi3et er utenbt.

Stopribsr Rphofms ) Ii
biI9um. paa 91onaing.unb
6pteI f~sireees forri9e Seabos Ell rels
lpttei Set for 9lantninssiaaea.
i9Groigs Jort9mper. StpOrioer In
6plm, Der nj / % Oar bar oi-tst Il,
oppe.
Der raieae Stag fra :nb-s- Gaays
/ One9nen.
geo 6ssiren idnlebss 5e .oeitas
genre / Sotsnets Gal. boor 4mt5-
radbsm.hsm, for6eno. q1nps:hiaass
mani. 4ropristRr 9arfen. 6erbps
lunO. farte 5ubilurea ii. Boris oe
bsb &c msote peltommsn.
) ben representatives 5oriamling
bemarfsoes Stiftantnano Q1nf..ot.
gorgn.ier Satobaus, Oct cdnit:
6epeTeiitabs Genre, O'5rr. 9dl9as,
MorpiG. og Sobanien. en- aatte jpIts
IapHe, Ter er tnptteoe til plonts
ningsarbsjoei, rg life iau foa fenbt.
mano fra 9snoInsi:ls forIteuigs
G9ne.
Goosejsr 6aralo grunt6, Sbr. 81
fer, operrafts pso fenne 9sjlig9s5
pad 5nobpo:rnes @egne 5ubilarsn ct
fmuft SelbbGaer, Der ~inbe6ol1t 2200
9r. I Cub.
paa gRg:ret l9fes:
,1878-1903. SfoDribsr Rpbolm
rsb 5at fra 8sHHsr ii BtdrliHiHg5.
idesn."
Spftdnsen? = Gn Sitter bar
frrlsoeu let ct martelist Snr i Gun
bet, 6Dorom ban beretter ,,5eliingsrs
4pis" fsleenbe:
ct = / boert Sab ! bisis GAR
Danbe - msgst ijeloent 6aDopr idos
forleben Jormibnog ub for arona
borg pasfere ppnten for S~noeadenos.
Gn 1iffer q 70 Nor ertl9reoc, 4;
ban alOris hupbe let ct lisnenoe | lin
2epetib.
Dets 34ngos bar pmtrent 40 Sob.
9roppen bar lansitratt, uoen Rpg=
fnnsr. st Ejsnpipne ipntcs al hdDe
Re. en- flsftst 6ale, og ct anbet 2uffer
unber gueen. 9d 9roppen bar m9l>
febpib / belle i'm 29ngbe, og pa 9pret
fun pasferepe 8oaren ! en- 4fitanb al
ca. 10 6aDns, bleD bet i1gttaset fda
ngje, fom bets itarte 5drt og Jors
bolDene | bet belle tdgst tillob bet.
Man faa faalebes, at 6opebet bar
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-22

2pnnebftas. = timber ct hsf=
tist 5oroenpeir, fOm forlepen Gfters
miobog brOs tsn oper 5obrosGenen
Hog 9bnet neo / Sacob RieIiens
9auro / golberup pr. R%eraaer.
llb6uiene n~sobr9nbte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-22

Gorpunoen. gn pi9s.
Sobdnne Maris Sobdnnsfen al
Sfaaos, Der bar 0eret ~foriDunnen f.
ben iorris, Ssnoag. bu bun bar saa,
Ct til 4arbus, er M funoen / Jreoes
ricia, bpor hun opbo.ot zig bos in
SgIier. gun hapbe liant Beng. i
4arbus til Hsiien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-22

ZEN mob Murtanten oe babe sieblits
teIig.
Zen omtomne 4rbeiosr beo Meber
os efter,aoer Jig 9one o9 ct Barn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-22
.if9ot.
Scr bs r.


Gsiesioren: 6pao f:ooer 7e2
9ionet; 6pem? Stg2
Qsfssiorsn: Su. D.
9ionet: Riels 0anien.
QsiesIor.n; 6Oor cr De fpOt2
9ionet: 6pem2 Sea2
Qsiesioren: 5a, i~elpfslaelig. Set
er 10 0em, i:s taller til
gionst: 5 asbtnbaon.
Qsiesioren: !6Oor gaminel er De-
9ionei: 6pem2 5s92
Qsiesiorsn Crdienb9: Nsi. Sea-
9ibnet: De fan rel not pare en-
43 Qar gammel!
Ct 5eIIssmsbe / 5rebes
ritia for triiteliee gnglinees o9
9igefdyeninesr aobnes Gnsbag Den
3. Suni msO @uOstjsneite pad 5eit'
pIaofen, bpor giffop Sod inbleber,
% gaitor gui6 prabiter. 5oruoen
gsretning ON 4rbsioet pil Der bers
matt blipe bolDt 5orebrag at Soencs
pratt Stopgaarbspeieris oe oHsnts
ligt mebs meo aensgrepe 9oIiteins
6olitcinbore. Sognepr9it 9dfepolo
% 9ano. tbeol. Ritaro iom 5olsrs.
Sm 3orsbdeen blinsr Der 5orbanos
ling ON Den t~riitne kingdoms Oil.
ipar for Observation-Disclosures"
esr inb.eoes at S%oeneprait 2ie. tbecl.
8. Using. 9nlbn, og ont: .5otiioens
arp. 5rsmtioens MaaI". Der inbIeoss
at probft 3euthen. On 5reoa9en
bliDer per uolust meo 7ampitib ii!
5ans.
anbers Stubtj9rs ID n
D {. 5orrige Manoag bleu Der peO
SogneprGit Billion pso en- life 9sjs
titslieheo afIlsret en- fmut Minoeiten
poa Snorsmisiion9r Qnbers Club
tars Grap paa 9olitebro airts9ddro.
MiaosItcnen, Der sr al fort, blontts
po.sret ipenif 9ranit, berer / 5elge
,6oIitebro 4pis" / 9ulotrnt ben df.
oeoes Rapn. Geofelss og 9eosaor.
iamt fsleenoe 8ibelorb: IS retfars
oise i1nger meo 5rpo" (Sal. 90, III.
Stsnsn cr tilpsjebraet oeo 9aoer fra
ben ofoebes 8enner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-22

SfeIffsrfreoen. = Deb
ct / 5lattebierg afboIot oHentli9t
Msbe, Der par inoOarslet at Steliters
treoIsns9 MISUNDERSTANDING os be-
iset at ca. $50 @elgere, psotOges bet
enitemmist at opforbre 5oltetbinas.
mano 'R. anoerfsn. Sranberup, til
at title iie ieen peo BET for;taasno.
9ulg.
5oifstbinasmdabsn par til Stebe
og Iupeos al eftsrtomme Cpfororins
gen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-22

9ornemorb S0llano.-
gn uns Yise oeo Rapn 4ntoniusien
fra Ratitop, iom tiente fps Stationss
furHanosrtu i 2srbjtrs. bar f~OrIeoen
2srbas, mems bun par enc bismmt,
fpbt Ell Sarn oa 0srtfter branot bet /
8omfuret.
) BET 5orbpr, Der bier afboIOt oper
henoe / asrbierg, tilituo bun at bape
br9not Barnet men bapoepe, at o't
bapoe paret osbfsbt. gun bleD oerz
efter anbolot og inbiat / 4rreiten i
Rdnoers.
Den 20zadrige gi9e, Der er at goo
camille, BAR iioite CONNER f%orlopst
meo en- ung Mano / 4ar5us.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-22

H&p oH per dttentut. Hoe@
le ~balppotsnc 3rsnse bapoe forrige
Senbae iamiet fig pda Sernbanegdts
/ 6~reoeas6org, ha en- une Wanb tom
iorbi. 6oranleoigst BED bria:npe
5ilraa6 ira 0rengens trot BAN pub
felig en- ftarplaot. ietslebet ReOols
Der fren os affprsoe fire Stub mob
BEN, bporpep en- al 3~renasne fiji ct
Sirejfituo / gsnst, mep:ns en- til
f9ioi9 foybipasierenos. ben a~ttsnaas
rig: Ginay Measr, blsp rant / Rp9s
gen. Gn iiItalpt Gage crtl9rsoe, dt
augIsn bar trenst inb i Rarbeben al
bsjre 9ungs. Def or tpio.fomt, om
ben iaareoes 9ip fan rsbbss.
Gerninesmanoen er Ten 22suuri9e
R.els Rislien. Son al 4rbsjosmono
4n:ers Rielien i 5rsosnsbora; ban
b.so itrats :fter anboIot i 1T 9jsm rg
ieyt iii Qrreitsn.
Gfier BET of1olote 5orher far
1!rte.3msreT, d1muertt.re Molife
afiaet Qrrsitnefret pOer ben a~rreftes
ri. Qisls Rielier.
Tn ~faareos SlugterIarling Gjnog
Mensr er braet til Speebuiet / 6iIs
leyen. Gfter ben ti.fdlpte Cages. III.
DISCUS grtl0ring er aueIen fra
Sfulber6.aoet transt inn ! be inbs
renois, DIE.
Ten anoen at be iddreoe, Martin
qetsrien. ii! bare 3slbreoet ON no9le
Oage.
0et funone gurneIis. =
9.prerenne BET i Sabp funone Bar
ne!is tringer en- griOatoepede til
,3agb'." f~slssnbe:
golitiet bdr anbolot en- 29s
aarig 4ige ira Norotar pso 5orsleD
Fon mistantt ior al pari Mofer til
bet Barn, bOis Sig fanotes ! en- Pap
eife forleeen.
qieea tilitoo, al bun i December
mooneD hopbs tisnt pda @ddrbea
,59lten", 9por bun boboe fsot Bar
net / 0plgsmadl. Oct bopbe sDst
ct 0gen efter 5goielen.
Gorherene er life dfiIuttebe, co BET
pioes life, ON Der forelisesr ct Worb
eaer life.
Chen qaaite bar qigen opboloi
fig / TT 6jem / 0protar. gun bar
Jorpejen TO Barn.
Den / 5ors.eo arreIterene pise
bapbsr / sS~orberene, al Barnet. Tom
man bar funbet. er BIB en- naturiia
Orb.
Oct 6apbe part fenbesQgt at fors
toGe praiten, at bun baDfe nebsrdcet
9iget / en- papeffe pad airfegodroen,
men bun traf life qr9iten, for efter
at 2i5et bar funost.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-22

aIberbomsbie Spenes
0 q. = Spenbbore 9nraao pepto1
/ fit Msbe forrige 5irsbae mse Z ct.
impb 5 at opfers ct 4lbsropmsbjem
til 80 perionsr. 9et ffal foite Co.
900 ar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-22

Gposf0go. - 5orfenoGrenoe
man9.aarig Stationsfpritdnoer peo
S~tdtsbanerne 9. 3dpntiloe q afgaaz
ct r.o 0eoen / Openis, So Mar 81.
Ten afoeoe bar / tn Sio paret
5oritanoes / 9rerup i Spaano iamt
/ Marsleo og anarrebor9 paa 5qn.
Stoleinipetter 9ierrum / Siitez
borg n aigaast pso 9soen efter ri
Bar 8agss Sp9rom. 80 2(ar 81.
x X X
Gn at 6aoiunpe9nens met ten6ie
QononGnn. proprietor ). aieIOiert
til 6apup, er aisaaet PED Deben, 78
Qar 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-22

Joltethlnasmaabtn BAR I'll Steoe
og Ippeos at eftsrtomme Gpfororins
gen.
Snoebrenot 8e9tning.
= 8e npbnggepe llobuie. ialt 3 29us
ger, til @iaoos Seniens @adro t I'm
neo S9bp er brGnote.
9Ile 8redturerne, 20 / 5a1st, liant
Sbin. 6oar og 6pns inbebranOte.
Stue1uiet rebosoes.
0tt menes, at Slosn er paaiat.
S2nere meloes: grdnosn OPP
odqeoes ST. 1 om Qatten al Ddgleis
cren. Der itrafs talote paa Gjeren.
9iaaos 5enien. 9enne iprang op /
bar Sfiorte og pilne aabns aoitalpss
osren. m,n for6inoreO:s beri peo at
5nget itreo neo. 9et par Oermeb u
muli8t at reobeareaturerne.
GaarOsns Ire nnbpgg.oe Qengsr
pdr burtig nebbranote og meb bsm
SGoetorn % 4p.sreonober. Gjeren
haDne fun Iapt foriitret pg liner ct
tort Dab.
9isnefieorengen ptr foripunten
on Enlargement. h~porfor fan blso Sen
itano for Mistant.. Dan anholotes
og bar M tilitaaet at bare paaiat
Sloen.
9eo granosn inbebranbie Il 9es
er, 9 ~uns6ppsner. II SOin, 20 5oor
ng 10 9ens. 6 aeer fOrbranotes,
iaa be maatte or9bes. 8 6eite req
o.oes berimoo.
granoItifisren er ct 5atiiebusz
barn.
@ n n n z H n n n n NPhsiS
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-22

Sfogensbnpnen. 2ers.s
len al arbejoct peo gpgningen At
Stassasbapnsn er eTter Gorlpcsnbs
biepsn operorasst til Sngeniererre
GnsnoorT / 5reosritsbopn ps 8ruun
/ digger. Sfoeens gDroao bar inos
bubt 5oltetbinesmanb Sans Maoisn
til en- Jeit paa grsnbums 6otel /
GrfenotIigbeo at 5oItetbinesmans
nans Qrbejbe ! 6uuneIoaen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-22

Sirten paa 9efterbros
5orp. aomiteens 5ormdnb,
gaitor u. 6ibi9er, beoer oDugbIus
bet" mepoels, al aomiteen unoer 30.
qpril bar BAIT ben glaoe at mOotas
9e 400 Str. ION 8iorog fra 9s. Maj.
aongen o9 ligeleees 400 Sir. ION 81
Drag ira Drowning 4leranord At
engIano.
Smyrna times., 1903-07-15
Sad Death OF a Young Groom.

The funeral of NJ. Clifford Davidson,
who died Friday night, July 8, at his
home near Old Furnace, near George
town, from the effects of a terrible
wound he received while engaged in
narrowing, was held at St. Johns M.
E. Church, Springfield, last Wednes-
day afternoon. The deceased was at
work with a mule on June %, when
the animal took fright and ran away.
Davidson, having the reins around his
wrist and being unable to free him
self, was thrown violently against one
of the handles of the harrow, which
was forced through his clothing and
into his side, distance of about six
inches, penetrating one of his lungs.
Mrs. Davidson, who is bride of only
few months, is suffering from pull
monary trouble.
Smyrna times., 1903-07-15
THE PEACH AND PEAR CROPS.
!. n. Mills, Special Agent, Gives His Estimate
for the Delaware Division.

1. n. Mills, Special Agent of the P.
B. and W. R. R., has given out the
following estimate of the peach crop
of the Maryland and Delaware PENN
sula along the lines of the railroads.
operated by the Delaware Division:
Delaware Railroad, from Whining
ton to Deimar, 154, ,062 baskets.
Queen Anne's and Kent Railroad.
from Townsend to Centreville, 81, ,625
baskets.
Baltimore and Delaware Bay Rail-
road, from Massey's to Chestertown,
1890 baskets.
Delaware and Chesapeake Railway,
from Clayton to Oxford, II, ,515 baskets.
Delaware, Maryland and Virginia
Railroad, upper division, from Har-
rington to Rehoboth, 112, 900 baskets.
Delaware, Maryland and Virginia
Railroad, lower division, from George
town to Franklin City, 80, 256 baskets.
Total, 4S5, 703 baskets of peaches.
OF the Keiffer pear crop, which of
late years has assumed large proper
tions, the estimate is as follows:
Delaware Railroad, IS, 1876 baskets.
Queen Anne's and Kent Railroad,
%, 225 baskets.
Baltimore and Delaware Bay Rail-
road, 26, 900 baskets.
Delaware and Chesapeake Railway,
10,005 baskets.
Delaware, Maryland and Virginia
Railroad, upper division, 1923 bas-
kets.
Delaware, Maryland and Virginia
Railroad, lower division, 1895 baskets.
Cambridge and Seaford Railroad,
500 baskets.
Total. 131, 113 baskets of pears.
Smyrna times., 1903-07-15
THE LAW AND NOT THE JUDGES.
Rev. Dr.. Barrett of Wesley Church, Dover,
UphOIds Our Courts In a Sermon.

Rev. DIR. Barrett in a recent sermon
preached on National Righteousness''
and in the course of his remarks,
said: CAN good citizens deplore the
sad and terrible happenings in the
upper part of this State recently.
These things show us that the savage
in man lies but little below the sur
face and can be readily evoked upon
suitable provocation. There is ten
dency to cast the blame for this state
of affairs to some extent, upon our
Judiciary.
One of the strongest props and aids
to the maintenance of good order and
the strengthening of righteousness is
the Judiciary, National and State.
When we lose confidence in our
Judges, we are on the verge of an
archy. While these officers are not
above criticism, we should be sure
that the foundation for adverse criti-
cism should be broad and strong be-
fore we stand upon it. 1 believe that
the Judiciary of Delaware is as able,
fair, impartial and righteous as can be
found in any State in this Union. If
the law is such that law-breakers can
not have speedy trials as may be de-
sired, then let our criticism fasten
upon the law and remain there, until
we can have law that will enable JUS
tice, swift, sure and unerring to be
meted out to all human beasts who
make our highways unsafe for women
and children. Our Judges do not
make laws, they administer the law as
they find it."
Smyrna times., 1903-07-15
PENINSULA CAMPMEETINGS ARRANGED.
Will Stsrt With Leslie July u, and Will Be
Held at Several Places July and August

Campmeetings will be held as fol-
lows: Leslie, July %, Rev. w. T.
Hammond in charge; Wheatley's,
July "a to August Srd, Rev. E. B. Tay-
lor in charge; Tindals, July 25th,
Rev. W. N. Conoway in charge;
Brandywine Summit, July Both to
August 11th, Rev. r. X. Stephenson
in charge; Sharptown, July 3Oth to
August 9th, Rev. J. F. Anderson in
charge; Beckwith, July 31st to Au-
gust 10th, Rev. J. d. Reese in charge;
James, near Sycamore, August 1st;
Fenwick's Island, August 1st to Au-
gust 18th, Rev. F. P. Klauss in
charge; WOodlawn, August 9th to Au-
gust 18th, Rev. w. E. Greenfield in
charge; Nelson's, August 7th to Au-
gust 18th, Rev. 7. r. Vandyke in
charge; Zoar, August 8th to August
18th, Rev. W. n. Conoway in charge;
Sloan, at Fauitlsnd, August Sth to
August 18th, Rev. G. 81. Williams in
charge; Parsonburg, August 14th to
gath, Rev. J. A. B-ewington in charge;
Sand Hill, August 21st to August 31st,
Rev. W. S. H. Williams in charge;
Deals Island, August 22d to August
31st, Rev. F. F. Carpenter in charge.
Smyrna times., 1903-07-15
A Picture From Life and Its lesson.

Let me show you picture. An in
firm and broken hearted woman sits
to-day in her chamber alone. Me-
chanically she turns the leaves of an
old, worn Bible. 1t has been in her
family for generations, but of late
years has not been much used. She
tries to read, but the page is blurred
and blotted. She holds the book close
to her eyes-poor eyes, so dimmed
with age and weeping; she pronounces
the words aloud with slow precision,
'The Lord is loving unto every man,
and his mercy is over all his works. -
But her overweight brain cannot
comprehend the meaning; the book
falls from her nerveless grasp, while
the hot tears pour down the asher
face.
Can you wonder at her agony? 1t is
her boy who is accused of a terrible
crime-her boy, so young and hand
some and winning-her boy who has
held positions of trust and honor. He
is locked up like common felon, and
she knows not what the end may be.
This is a picture not only of one, but
of many mothers in this cruel city to.
day. Pity them and pray for them!
The lesson seems very plain. They
are these:-To avoid evil associates,
to curb our appetites, to keep under
our bodies and bring them unto sub.
lection. We may listen to Napoleon,
better adviser than examplar, as he
admOnishes his brother, King Joseph
of Spain, II have only one counsel
for you. Be master"
If you wish to keep a straight course
in our voyage of life we must carry
with us a compass, a chart, an anchor
and pilot. The compass is the Bible
the chart is Church's teaching, the an
chor is faith in God and the pilot il
Christ Himself.
OLIN SCOTT ROCHE,
Rector of st. Peters Church, West
Twentieth street, New York.
-NeO York Herald, Sunday, July
5, 1903.
Smyrna times., 1903-07-15

Excess is sin. Excess is weakness.
Excess is death. Caesar sought happi-
ness in dominion, Brutus in glory,
Antony in love. The first found in
gratitude, the second reproach, the
last disgrace, and each destruction,
because each went to excess.
AS the result of yielding to the lower
nature we may read in every issue of
the daily papers a long list of crimes
"a youth robbing his employer, a girl
deserting her home, children casting
off their parents, wife leaving her
husband, young men guilty of be-
trayal, desertion aud even murder.
Possibly not one of these misguided
persons intended wrong. AS they
look back over the past they are be-
wildered as they try to recall the first
false step. 1t must seem like a fright
full nightmare as they review the
events which led, little by little, to
the devastation of to-day. Doubtless
the whole history might be summed
up in one sentence, ''the rowers swept
them on" Desire, appetite, lust were
uncontrolled, and thus came ruin.
When the weakened ship passes out
into the deep sea the waves beat her,
the winds toss her, the floods open
her crevice, the waters rush in and the
ship goes down. Then follows bitter
lamentation.
Smyrna times., 1903-07-15

Nasal Catarrh quickly yields to
treatment by Ely's Cream Balm, which
is agreeably aromatic. 1t is received
through the nostrils, cleanses and
heals the whole surface over which it
diffuses itself. A remedy for Nasal
Catarrh which is drying or exciting to
the diseased membrane should not be
used. Cream Balm is recognized as
specific. Price so cents at druggists
or by mail. A cold in the head immed-
lately disappears when Cream Balm is
used, Ely Brothers, SO Warren Street,
New York.
Smyrna times., 1903-07-15
Rheumatism

What is the use of telling the rheumatic
that he feels as il his joints were being dis
located2
He knows that his sufferings are very
much like the tortures Of the rack.
What ne wants 10 knolO is what will per-
manently cure his disease.
That, according to thousands of grateful
testimonials, is