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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20
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%pisnina, IN Gel al bette fmpie bnsmiboel mob 6pib.
fob. iloilet, WoDerens 6orlbtning 90 Galoen, man
gelfulD e1er jmertefulb WaancoSIob, yplber eler
Bes9rier, MnfaIb of gSarme, Tilbeielinheo til al @rns
DC, lg6enoe Smerre | 8ip lraoen, Rpgu0rf o. ane Slags
huiHoeipsb om MI til eubper Ion ieHbsr mig finaoresfe.
Wsbre, buis 3etre CT ipge, utl lea 9iue Beifee ON Ct
epbt Snsmibbef. Outs man sniffr at f~prtfnite ber}
meo, fofter bet fuu folp Gents ON llaen at blipe fulbs
ftrnbtg h~elbreoet. Sea suifer lite at irlge uoget.
Gort0l andre eibenbe berom : bet &C off, bpob jes bs
e;1rer. Qbr,:O
@rs. ". easamsrs, Bog PSI Retire Samss. 5nA
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20

5unben beb. 6usmanb Sans
g. Ghriiteaien at Stinnerup peb Iii
feb er funben bsb ca. 500 QIen fra
lit !6jem. 6an bar ON Qftenen gaaet
bort for at beige en- Manb, Der boeoe
/ 9arbeoen. pau SjemOeien er ou
Ogben pluoislig inotraabt. 29gen
mener, at 9~sbsaariusen er ct SlagtiIz
f9lbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20

Sofsfpbing 91oaabe1.
Satsfpbing gnraaO ufIlog / fin 5iO
at Itanfe g1ens Sfiolo til nOfmnt=
ming at 9gben6apns Raaobus. Raas
bet bolbt paa, at llbgifterne ituIbe for@
beIes mellem grobinsbperne efter Snos
bpggerantal. Selp m pripat 6enDens
Belle fra artititt Nprop Frugtebe life.
Stioloet tommer MI beIpigpis ouiges
pel, ibet be npboenbige gengemibier
er fremifafeoe oO pripat Del.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20

Tatffe gen9e. politiet mob
too forleben Qnmeloelie ON, at Der
fanbtes fdlife Gnfronefptter / Omleb
/ as6enbabn. Mnmeloere1 opergdp
til politiet ct aroneitptte, fom gdnitc
rigtig bite fig at bore falIf. Rsns
ten par ganfte gobt efterli9net, men
bapbe ingen Slang. politiet er til
bgjelig til at antage, at 5alitmsnt@
neren er en- eller aaben 2nrling, Der
/ Spsg bar billet fremitiae penges
ftnttet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20

Mafer 5. Sem e n,%asbenbaD7s
n1s 5inansborgmeiter, ffal efter 9orti=
beItprelIens Orbre nebl9gge fine oHentz
lige 5~iaiosbperp. g. 8nuofen ftaI
trsites meb 10. &rebs. og Stillingen
fom Iormonb for be fumpirtenbe Sag
forsninger tilfolbsr 9r. Marti7 Olien.
Sad fan ben belpiIe 8orgmeiter uhins
bret at benne @erbens 2arm 9runoe
pau Jinanierne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20

oSrifofium" 6dsleb. Sra
ben /. Wai b. u. sr 5r. g. 6. Brandt,
dnfat / Cooperative @boleiulesS ocies
tbz2imiteb, asbenbabn, ontuget fom
abminiitrerenbe Direftsr for bet fore
5erregoorbsmsieri SrifOlium" / 5ass
FEB.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20

en- briftig Qntitbitetss
t b. 5orleosn Rut bleD Der Deo Snoz
brub ftiuulst forftieIigs qntitDitster
fra 4atitpitetsbdnoler 2unges a2lber
/ 8attegaarbens 9nss / a~isbenbupn.
Oagen efter tom en- ung Wano fiss
renbe OBJ fpran Gjenbommen / Stoubos
gabs. hpor 5r. oange bar llbialg, pg
tilbsb BAN forftietliee 4ntitoiteter til
fjsbs. 9u 5r. 2aage ffuloe ie mar
mere pad 9arerne, ppbdgeoe ban til
i'm fore Jorbapielie, at be bibrsrte fra
S1beriet | bans eget Spldg / gaffe>
gdurOs Qqee, og bar ndturligOis life
len til at 6enleoe politiets Opm9rts
iombsb paa Salgeren, Der sjeblittelig
blep an6olbt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20

,,Mpona". timber ben ienere Sios
Storm bar ,4pona", bpis Strdnbing
foffebe IA Menneffer 2iDet, ltot badrot.
2userne Haas at Stibet, og belle 2ab>
ninaen er fiffert NOT babdreret meo
unbtagelfe af be 100000 puno, ber er
biarqet / Qaab. = 8liper bet l9nge
peo meb Iaa urolist @eir, er Der piits
NOT Sdre for, at Dampsrsn borer fig
belt neb | Sanbet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20

8urmeifter &c @ain. Otter
bpab Der metoes fra 9%sbenbabn, fgres
Der for 5ioen 5orbanolineer ON at
apre gurmeifter % @ains Sfibsbbgs
aeri til Ell Slags StatsinIiitution,
bet man oerigennem BIZ Hippo for ben
bgie Solb pdo Materialier. Iom nu bins
brer bet fore Stibsbpggeri / pda brit
fom Madoe at fonturrere mep llblan@
bets tore S~fibsp9rfts
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20

Mere Sten og Sorb Stes
for Smgr. 9ampitibet
,Orfd" inbtom forleoen fra Ruslanb
meb 5000 5ouitoger Smsr til 5irmaet
2uno e peterien / Npbubn. Deb Dab
ningen at 5~ouitugsrns bite bet fig bur
tigt, at Der ogfua | oenne Senoing
bar foretaget Ombptnins at originate
Jouitager meb eftsrgjorte. Der bar fuls
be at Sten, Soro og So.
@eb at gaa belle Senbingen isiennem
funbt man idlt 10 faaban1e 5ouItdger,
Der lianeoe be eorige 1890 pad bet
melt ituHenbe. Der er ba ingen 5pipl
ON, at Sm6btningsn lige iom Deb be
sDrise Siff9lbe nf benne grt er fore@
adaet unber 9ejs beb Sern6dneftatioa
ner og bar b9ret bel forberebt og fun
fremtommer Tom ct 2eb / en- fortIat
Reffe g~ebraeerier.
Oct btbrasas Jirma bar sisblittss
Zig lat fig / 8ebaselfe for at fao TT
CAB sobtgiort bos rstte aniparsbds
benbe, fom forbdabentlie bill bliDe ub=
pegst eennem ben 11nberfsgelfe, Der er
padbegbnbt | Huslunb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20

Gnubtalelfeaf 9grnp. 5
Bort 2anb" f%triOer en- Mano fra gel
Iingpr, Der bsbper Riiss6a ritenien;
Ssrup bar en- Sang uotalt til mig:
,Mit 9ipsmaal er at iplitte Ddnmart
Iaa burtig fom muligt." 9d jeg
ipurgte BAN, 6oem Der foa after ffuloe
Jamie bet, ipareoe ban, at bet par 6dm
alOeles ligegplbigt, bOem Der iamlebe
iammen paa Stumperne!
ut afopbe MiniIter 5srup life t q n
bare ubtaIt fig iaalebes, flyer fig ieIp;
men at 0dnmart ftal eie en- o6erre"
fom Riis sGaritenien, Der ia9ten5 er
for feig til at angribe be lebenoe og
OerFor latter Snaps paa be bsoe, bet er
milbeit tat = en- Stam.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20

ct Msbe - 9ofitipdgt.
oSsnberinif 5orening for Ribe og
Omegn" inbbsb for nblig til en- Sdms
mentomit / Ribe paa 5aitelabnsmd7s
bag meb fslgenbe: 9lotfen 2 8ubs>
tjeneite | ct. 9atbrine Sirte (giifop
aocb pr9oifer), &lotten 4 Gorebrag !
neutrality-suspicious. Gal og 9lotten
8 fales aaFeborb. Mange MenneIfer
bdpbe eftertommet Snbbboelien fra
begge Siber at Gr9nfea, og 8iItop
ao6 bar bel n9ppe Ofte prabitet for
en- ftgrre 5ilbgrerfrebs enb ben. 5
Snbuftriforeninsen bar Der oberfplot
fuabsl unber 5oreOragene iom Deoaafs
feborbene.
@mtstjeneren fra Starbaf fulgte
msb til 5pibbing / 6ormibbn9sz 5oget
og bar igtn til Stebe beb Tibfte often
tog / 5bibOing for at lebIage DELTA
gerae I Wsbet tilbaae. 9enoarmen
babbe i'm g%aatpoIt pua 2anbepsien for
at notsre be 5olf, iom rejIte til &ibe
pr. 9ogn.
Den idmme Ombu bite Wpnbi9bsz
berne for en- lib fiben, ba Der bar Set
/ Better gebffeb til 2Grs for9jprnitjsrs
ne gjsrnion; men ben Sang bsrtes
life bibere ON 5orbsr eler andre llbes
bdgeligbeber efter 9urea. Derimob
laber bet til, at Msbet | 8ibe ffdl
babe ct file gfteripil. 5lere monb@
ligs 0eltdeere fra Sf9rbef bar dnes
rsbe faaet Stapnins fra amtsfortdns
Der Winter til at mebe paa bennes
Gontor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20

gnfto 4f9otbsfet, hoors
til Der pentes Oeltagere lige fra Sfae
gen til 9~ongeaaen, fful ofboloes Ssna
bag ben14. SUM- / Qulborg. Soften,
Der ioarti9ttes at be iamDirfenoe 4fs
bplrsorgdniiationer, bil bliDe faa tor
ftilet fom albrig for let / Qdlborg,
ifriper ,aalborg 4mtstioenoe".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20

aleei 6uoen, Strqffslis Qlaee, nDffcn
ans Wenneifer bar bet paa en- eaer anben
Waabe. 6un en- fiffer Rur-Goan's Oints
ment. 8 stbpsrt apotef, so Cts.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20

0prtfte Mennefter. gn
tor an9gt. en- SmeOelarling paa IL
Oar, Der bar / 9are, uperfdIot forIeben
bitten beb 10s5ioen ell 15zaarig gi9e,
Der tiente / 0uitrup, pg giorbe fig ffpIz
big / golbtagtsforisg pper for 6enbe.
&negten unbIldp pg bar ftrats fOrs
laot gItersaaing. Saeen er / 5slge
,,Ranbers 9agbluO" melbt til qoIitiet,
Der er paa Sagt efter BAN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20

BET iurtOtfte qrofess
ora t. 9onturrencen ON ct profes>
iorat / bet iuriOiite 5atuItst er of=
IIuttet meb bet ReIultat, at 9ommers
tomiteen til Miniiteriet bar inoftiGet
Or. iur. @runOtpig til ben lebi9s
Plabs / Surd.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20

Rab. On Sager fra 9reftbo, Der
bar paa 5teasnes for at ifpoe 99s,
fanbt forleben / giterbab ct Stpfte
Malferap, Der peiebe ct puno. Gu
eaar 9Solf og traber bDeranore / 59s
Iene paa Stranoen. De er belt urabs
aale" aleTammen, f~Ort9aer ogenbi.
Solteblab".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20

Dsbsfdlb. gn at Nulborgs melt
befenbte Manb, gtatsraab 6dns
6olm, bsbe I 5slse 81. g. 9irsbdss
efter ct langere Sbsslsje, 65 4ur gaHt>
mel.
Sofm bar dbminiftrerenbe Direftsr
for ben fore portldnb gementfabrif.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20

&dls Slotsruiner. Otter
bstpbelise anifrengelier at Or. Mols
lerup Dg 9obsinipettsr OlIen, aals,
er bet nu ifslse ,,Qurb. Qmtst." eftsr
flers forgeOes 5oriss eabelig lbftebes
at faa be arOarbise aals Ruiner FREE
bebe, ibet Gjeren at @obfet, legations
ruab Seniid, aairO, er gdaet inb paa
at offtaa faaDel ielDe Ruinen iom bet
omlieeenbe Qreal. Oct er iunbipnligt,
at Hationalmufaet allerebe | bette Jors
aar bill paabesbnbe omfottenbe uos
srabninger pua ben biitoriIft 9runb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20

6pormeget "a m re?
5orpagter 6enritien at Gster bolot
9rpaup / Suli Maaneo 1901. !9un
bOlbt life At, at 8rpaupsge Iterne
Ituloe ofre / 8irten Og ienote berfor
Carer % airteianger poulien al Dem
ct 8eleb af 20 Str. ipm oeanes Sf>
fer. N1en 9ereren, Der life l9nge bap>
be bait noget .feOt 9rpaup", regneOe
uo, at ban efter Ggnens Stit og 9rug
ifulbe bare bait minoit so Str. og an
lagbe Sag mob 5%orpa9teren for be
reiterenbe 40 Ser. llnoerretten bolot
meo Qererer, men Oberretten frite1os
te 6orpagteren og iopmte oben / &B@
Bet 9areren go Ser. / Sa9spmtpit<
ninger. 8esforuoen far 2ereren bait
ubgifter til priOat Sagfsrer. Saa bet
blep ct meget magert 8rpaup.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20
Danl1larR.

geqrabet / en- 8rgab. 9l
ct ungt Mennefte. ca. Is 4ar, beo
Nupn Serenfen / R1raao peb9oroin9e
borg forleben bar beIt9ftiget meb at
arape en- grgno / en- 9pboe Of ca. en-
balp Snes 4len, ftprtepe S%oromdsien
fdmmen ober BAN. Od md1 efter en-
Stmes 4rbejbe fit ben ulnttelige graOst
frem, bar ban bso. 29gen faitilog,
at Oeoen bar inotradbt burtigt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20

8elpnninger. 9ieaeitetarlene
9etIeb anroien % 9eter Risien bos
@uaroforpa9ter 5. Sacobien paa
n9ombape" bar at Qanbsbranbfasien
moOtaget en- gslonning poa so Mt. for
oeres 9irffombeb Deb 9pngets 9ebs
ming unber o9ombabe's" granb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20

Stor gdpe. ,,8riffelig Gorentas
for pilbfarne 9srns Rebning" / &s@
benbopn bar fra en- Berger moDtaset
en- Gabe pda 10000 ar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20

Silffabefomme1 Yorter.
aorleben Morgen unber Rdneeringen
qleb porter SepIen, Gsbjerg, paa5rins
breotet og falbt nsb paa 9roen. gsO
Syaloet padbrog ban zig Ell 5jernerH@
ftelfe, % Der er alporlig 5are FOR bans
2ip. 6an er 30 4ar gammel og gilt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20

Sri QIbsr. 95 Qar fnlbte fors
leoen ftp. Qmtsforbulter, Suititsradb
+. 6. &abeQ, Der - enbnu raft %
rsrie = Dor / 9sbenbabn. Suititss
ruuo ). 6. aabea blsp Stubsnt 1928
og ire Oar Ienere Carer Deb 6erlufsz
bolms Stole. Sans Sag par Matbes
mdtit og 5piit, og 1888 panot ban
uniperiitetets Webaile for 9eionrelfen
at en- matbemotiif Opgabe, Iige iom
ban 1886 banot 0ibenftabernes Sels
TABS pramie for en- Qfbanblins ON
9aIf, Cement oe Msrtel. 5an OPP
bolot fig pou bette 5ibspuntt / ub>
lanoet, men bleb 1897 aniat iom
Operinipefter peb Sali7en / Olbess
lobe. s Warts 1848 MATTE ban
Fpgte til a~s6enbdOn, fog ienere iums
me 4ar til 4aIborg for at bpggs en-
Saline paa 9irtelie 9obs. 0ette
5oretagenbe mislbtteoes, og ban benbte
tiIbuge til a~sbenbabn, boor ban 1851
opfsrte ben fsriie 9umpmele efter
dmerifanff Sbitem. Qaret b~erefter
Denote ban tilbass til Oloeslobe, bDors
fra ban 1863 forflpttebes fom Qmtss
forDalter til Riagtebing; 1908
bar ban QmtsforpaItsr I Sfonberbora
os tog iaa i'm QffteO. Siben 1856
er 5. 6. aabea Suititsraao, iiben
1888 Hibber at Oannebroge.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20

3otter. 6nriten'a al Monato bar
tilie1ot SuititsrauO 3ui6log. 8sbens
6apn, en- 6bsqus paa loo 5raaces
meo Nnmobning ON at maatte bliOe
optdget iom ubenIanoit Weolsm al
6oreningen til Hotternes 5orbribelIe.
Der er sienIpnlig life BLOT giometbing
rotten. men ogIaa Rotter / Spiaes
bdnten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20

5 8ipIomatlo9ea. Den
ameritanite @eianOt, SIR. Spension
aftugbe forleoen en- giiit / 5oltet6inget.
geisget pareoe bog fun npgle faa Miz
nutter. Obi netop, ba SIR. Stpension
tom til Stebe, bar 6orbanblingerns
iIutteoe, og i famine gieblit. ban inbs
tog iii 9labs / 9iplomatlogert, mebs
bette 5ormanben; Msbet er b9oet!
s 5sl9e meb 9eianbten bar be for
eneoe Stdters 9eneraltoniul / Rottsrs
BAN, Wr. 9iitoe, Der for 5iben opboIs
Der zig paa geisg Der / gben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20

At4tlbrebe en- Torfslsit paa cen Dag.
Hrua Laxative <Bromo Opiniue 1aeletfer.
oct: & Ia g,s'HsHe' 6XA-rAS'' '''f ss'''
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20

Snbbrub og 8dnbdIisme.
5orleoen Rat er Der ~forepet SnbbruO
! 5obafstompagniets 2otoler / ct.
aongensgabe AZ. 9bbene baobe sbes
lagt et mt og ret toftbart aasiefons
trolappurut, Blot for at faa fat / be
psnee. iom be meate lad beri. 8eiul<
tatet bar imiblertib life foaret iii
4nitreneelierne, ioet Der fun fanotes
3 Str. / appuratets StuHer. 5 en-
9oie unser Often laa 30 ar., ION bar
unbgaaet 5poenes Opm9rfiOmbeb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20

aommuneIaan. Gsbjerg gp>
rauD bar / ct luttet Msbe peotaget
at lau7e ! Min. Str. bos 2ipsforiits
rtnqsfelifa6et o0ufnia". 2dnnet fors
rentes meo Al psf. Ds fan fsrft OPP
fiaes ON 10 4ar. 4foraget fer |
Qsbet af 30 Oar. pengene dnbenoes
til @aeeanlag os til Spfsrelie at en-
Nh RommuneIfole.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20

prof., Or. 5enninsW a B EN-
,r / ifarf 8ebrins. Saart tommsr
ban open Gense og budber at funns
blipe ubftreDen fra 6oipitulst inoen
3 Tiger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20

Stsrre m sbanbel /.
Gierne at Better @umbrup 9ejrz og
ganomsle, Der bar ct 5iniggenoe al
ca. $50 3br. 2unb 9fger og Gng, bar
tilitsoet 3egloprtsey,t 9ans 5srlpct
at gIter 8ambrup Gjenbommen for
$1,000 Str. DEN npe Gier bar berefs
ter folgt ca. 80 Sbr. 2anb gng FAINT
R~adbiobeo oner 8anbet | Wellebdmz
men, gus meb itsrrs 6ape og 5 5br.
2anb aeermart til @ambrup 5iIterie
ielfob for 81, 500 SIR. Oct sr 5iites
riielifdbets 6eniigt fndreit at ubnptte
bet fore areal til GifteriaOl / 2isbeb
meb, bbob 5ilf9lbst er peb Selftabets
andre Qnl1g / 8umorup. 9eien meo
flere Steber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20

5orfsgt SIbspodattel
e. 5orlebea often sr Der gjort 5Or=
ieg paa at dfbrGnbe en- gammel Gjeu>
bonn / GIitrupftop. SteOst er lsjet
uO til en- enlig periOn. Gn Manb,
Der pasierebe 9eisn, ppoagebs, at Der
pur Chs / 2aben, bpab Der foretom
hom m%istanteIist, iiOen in9en bar
hiemme / 5uiet. 9ua git iuu inb for
at unberis9e Sosen Og iuu ba. at Der
itob ct tanbt 2ps / en- SLATE / 6als
men. Sagen er p~pergiOet til 9olitiet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20
Kan bIive farlig.
I1aar vii vcre EWSere lore
Uiatiabeden al dette?

8paimerter er iun en- lbetpoeli9beo ferit (;
Men nnor III e%rfarer, al bet er ira ylp'
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-04
DRIFT.

The smoke nuisance has reached an acute
stage in Chicago. Campaign cigars are
working overtime.
The governor of Pennsylvania has been
compelled to veto a bill because 1t was a
duplicate of one he had already signed.
The neise OF various municipal Campaigns
as reflected by local newspapers fore
shadow large additions to the political in
valid corps and Strenuous days fer the, am
bulance.
Colonel Watterson declares that Colonel
Bryan and General Cleveland are incapable
Of appreciating dlsinterested advice. Does
the Kentucky. colonel desire to monopolize
the hot air output?
Forty republicans are to be discharged
from the water service In Kansas City to
make room for an equal number of demo-
Gratis. The latter will certainly feel very
much out of their element.
In democratic Missouri there is a dis
trust Of the veting machine, as may be
seen from this in the Tarkio World: "Vot-
ing machines may be all right, but then
1t seems the blamed things are too prone
to vote the republican ticket."
There are nine candidates for the jot
Of school treasurer Of Exeter, N. H., and
the lOD pays Oulg ptD - year. ms iOhb as
men are anxious to work for glory, witt
| postage thrown in, there is little room fol
doubling the perpetuity of American In
situations,
Following the example OF his friend and
crony, Honore Palmer of Chicago, young
Alfred @. Vanderbilt has about decided t
go into politics, but not in New York. Al
a preliminary step he has become a either
Of Rhode Island, where he expects In thu
course Of time to become a legislator o
some sort.
Circuit Attorney Folk of st. Louis, wit
has been SO persistently and effectivel!
pursuing corruptionists in that city, ha
been snubbed repeatedly by the democrati
leaders. Although he is a democrat an
was elected as such, he was not invited I
a democratic banquet, and his name dil
not appear as a vice president of the demo
cratic ratification meeting.
Here is one Of the verbal fits thrown b.
Henry Watterson in the Courier-Journ
the other day. I'VE take no account o
the milkseps to whose attenuated eardrur
a few syllables Of robust English SCUM
like the thunder of Mont Pelee. We TAX
as little account Of the housing Tapscallion
that think by making monkey faces at ou
parts OF speech to enjoy a few moments @
brief but delightful conspicuity in thes
columns"
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-04
Demecracy's DespOiIers.
Louisville CourIer-Journal.

LoulSNllle COuTleT-JOuTnal.
or course we no more expect Mr.. Cleve-
land to take this advice than we expect
Mr.. Bryan to take the advice which from
time to time, in a perfectly friendly spirit,
we have urged upon him. Both Mr.. Cleve~
land and Mr.. Bryan are professional poll
ticians. Both Of them have been candl-
dates for office since they came of age,
Mr.. Cleveland grew rich and wrecked the
party which had loaded him with honors,
Mr.. Bryan has grown rich and, apparently
to Justify himself, would continue the
wreckage. A CLEAN of unselfsh self-denial
In either might have saved the party. A
CLEAN in Mr.. Bryan might yet save 1t. But
we shall have nothing from Mr.. Cleve-
land but the old posing for effect, from
Mr.. Bryan but the old posing for effect;
the role Of the one, the sturdy patriot
disdaining preferment; of the other the
sturdy patriot disdaining subterfuges and
concessions; each of them an ambitious,
arrogant man, playing his opportunity and
working his party for all he thinks they
will stand for and are worth.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-04
SENATOR ALLISON'S VIEW,

Senator Allison was interviewed In
New York a few days ago in regard to
the monetary situation and his view of
conditions was reassuring. He said they
are not bad, that there has never been
a time when there was so much money
in the country and when the per capita
circulation was SO large. There is a
heavy demand for money for legitimate
business, which makes the. price of
money high. This, Mr.. Allison regarded
as a healthy sign. The money is not
being squandered or put to worthless
use, he said, but is flowing in healthy
channels and developing the country.
SIN the financial center here money may
get tight on account of the logical and
legitimate demand for it. On the other
hand, the farmer is not, disturbed by
the financial hurries in the money mar
ket. He is going right ahead. We are
prosperous and we are expanding. 1t
is a healthy, natural and logical growth.
Perhaps 1t has beer rapid, but | be-
lleve that all will be right in the end"
This view of the financial and bust
ness situation. by so careful and con-
sentative al observer as the Iowa SEN
ator, will be very generally accepted,
especially as 1t is concnrred in by many
prominent flnanclers and men engaged
in large commercial enterprises. The
strlngency in New York does not ap-
pear to have had any appreclable effect
upon legitimate business and has had
little If any influence upon the country
at large. 1t has checked stock specula.
ton and caused a decline in securities,
but there is nothing in this that need
disturb confidence or create alarm. $50
long as there is money enough to supply
the demands Of the legitimate business
of the country the curtailment of stock
speculation is not a matter that should
cause any apprehension. There is nc
doubt that stock prices were consider
ably inflated and it win be well in the
end to have them return to a legitimat,
basis, Nor will any great harm b,
done ultimately If the stringency shall
force to the wall enterprises of a spec
Native nature. The greater the elm
ination of whatever is unsound the bet
ter for all business that is healthy.
Senator Allison is undoubtedly cor
rect in the view that the Industrial an
commercial growth Of the country {
on the whole natursl and healthy, an,
this being admitted there seems to b
no good reason for fearing any seriou
trouble In the immediate future. Wit
every legitimate industry and interes
realizing good returns. with both GU
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-04

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to renew their physical and mental powers.
This great medicine enriches the poor and
watery blood, braces the nerves, gives vi
tality, energy, restful sleep, and healthy
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do the blessed work by giving them Paine's
Celery Compound. Hon. L. d. Mason, aged
90 years, writes as follows after a long
experience with Paine's Celery Compound.
when l reached so years of age, l
found my digestion growing feeble and my
kidneys inactive. Although my store was
we'll supplied with medicines, l had nothing
that could meet my case. My grandson
from Boston brought me a bottle Of Paine's
Celery Compound. and 1t helped me. l
made further experiments and the result
was, for the last seven years l have taken
Paine's Celery Compound regularly, and
now at the age Of % I am smart and active.
My son is selling Paine's Celery Compound
in our store, end those who buy it praise
1t highly"
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-04
SHOOTS THROUGH A DOOR
Bullet Takes Eject in Body of Man
who Soon Dies of the
Wound.

MAITLAND, 8. D., April 5.-(Special Tel
egram. 1.-THE first killing to occur In the
new camp of Maitland occurred last night
about IL o'clock and was the outcome of a
family difficulty between Thomas Horn and
Thomas Hawkyard, both old residents of the
district and both well-to-do.
Hawkyard and Horn are brothers-in-lRw
and have been quarrelling over property
matters for several years. The difficulty
reached a climax last night in the sitting
room OF the Maitland hotel. After a war OF
words Horn left the room and went to his
own, closing and locking the door.
He was followed by Hawkyard, who, fail
ing to gain admission, shot through the
door, the bullet passing completely through
Horns body, infiicting a wound from which
he died about noon today.
Hawkyard after the shooting went TO
Deadwood and gave himself up to the au-
thorities and is now in Jail.