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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-02-24
INFANT DIES
OF SMALLPOX
Founding Is First Victim of
Disease at Pest House
in Two Years.

The first death from smallpox in ST
Paul An two years was recorded Sunday
at the city pest house The victim
was Roy Dickinson, a founding. three
Inohths old, and Health Commissioner
image, who gave the little sufferer his
personal attention, made the state
ment that death was due as much to
lack or vitality as the disease contract
ed WhlIe an inmate of a local chill
dren's home.
Its little body, emaciated to de-
gree that was pitiful, this wait of un-
known parentage, was brought to the
pesthouse three days ago and no moth
er could have been more considerate
Tor her first born than the attention
mat was bestowed upon the little suf-
ferer
Sunday morning when death closed
the infants life, it's wasted form, neat
Iy clothed, was placed in little white
caSket and, with the peSthouse at
remnants as mourners and pallbearers,
IT was consigned to a last resting place
IN the cemetery poor farm The or
binary pine box, Ramsey county's reg,
ular contribution to it's unknown dead.
wa, was refused In this case, and the cas-
ket With its covering of white enamel
was supplied instead at the request Of
Or. Ohage. The inmates of the hospi-
tai, some twenty, manifested much in
tefest in the little sufferers death, and
the casket as 1t left the hospital for
the burying ground bore on it's lid
numerous contributions of flowers. The
offerings were not elaborate, nor were
they costly, but they were mute testi-
mony of the warm place that the little
Walf had found in their hearts.
Ihe pesthouse now contains twenty
inmates, but none of the cases is Of
serious character. February is al
ways prolific in smallpox since the dis
ease became epidemic, but one peculiar
failure is that nearly all the cases are
OF mild nature. Among those at
the pesthouse now are two children,
one nine months old and the other two.
years, but they are in no danger. Their
mother Is with them.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-02-24
LAWMAKERS WILL BE
PAID S14,O25 TODAY
Disbursements From Treasury for Ex-
penses Already Reach $4,000.

The state treasurer will pay today
$14,025 to the members and employees
of the senate and house
This is the amount Of the fifth ten
days pay roll for both bodies, and the
amount expended from the legislative
appropriation, including the roll to be
paid today, is $4,000 in round figures
The mileage and per diem of mem
bers and employees has been $4,000 and
the other legislative expenses nearly
$1,000.
The house pay roll for today il S.
365 and that of the senate $500
Today is the thirty fourth OF the
legislative session and If the pace is
kept up the $15O,000 appropriated for
legislative expenses will not be suf-
ficient to meet the demands.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-02-24
A. o. H. Not REPRESENTED.

An article appearing in a morning
paper of Feb. %, stating that the vari-
Gus divisions of the A. o. H. were rep
resented at the meeting of the Fedora
ton Of Catholic societies at Central
Hall annex on Sunday, is erroneous.
The a. o. H. was not represented at
this meeting. The county board, A. o.
H, representing the ten divisions in
Ramsey county, at a meeting held Fri
day evening, unanimously voted not to
affiliate with the federation at the
present time. II. w. Mccoy,
County President.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-02-24
Head Of Spanish War Veterans.

LAWRENCE, Mass. Feb. 29.-Col Paul
R. Hawkins, Of Springfield, Mass, was
elected commander-in-c of the Legion
Of Spanish War Veterans at the national
encampment here today. A resolution was
adopted providing for the appointment OF
a committee to try to bring about a union
Of all organizations Of Spanish war vet
Grams with the legion. the committee to
report to the national council
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-02-24
ST.PAUL CELEBRATES
WESTINGHOUSE
BIRTHDAY
Business Houses and Public
Offices Suspend Operations
in Honor of Birthday of
Nations Hero-Some In.
convenience Caused by
Closing Without Notice.

Yesterday was generally observed
among the business houses of ST. Paul
as the anniversary Of Washington's
birthday, and many of the offices and
few stores were closed.
All the railroad offices and freiobt
houses were closed and nearly every
wholesale house in the city gave it's
employees a holiday.
The postoffice closed at noon after
one delivery had been made, and the
city hall offices transacted no business.
NO omc1al announcement having been
maze, more than one patron of the
city and county governments, who wear
lIy climbed the stairs at the city han,
only to be confronted with a nothing
oolng sign, cursed his luck and the
oHiee-holding fraternity generally.
Whlle not technically a legal holiday,
many of the officials in the big building
suspended their labors yesterday in OBJ
servance of the anniversary of the birth
or Washington, but it was done in
such a manner that much ineonven-
fence was caused.
Some of the offices kept open, others
retained clerk to wait on callers, while
in the case Of a few the doors were
locked and legal holiday signs hung
out
Inconvenience Results.
Perhaps the most Inconvenience
over failure to give public notice
was the city library, where hundreds
sailed only to find that the building
was closed to the public. A sign hung
on the elevator gave notice to this eff
ho1
tances and paid street car fare in ad-
dition were not at all pleased with this
method of telling them.
In the county offices most of the Off
Gals were on duty. The courts kept
open and this necessitated the presence
Of the other officials.
The state Offices were open without
exception and both houses of the leg
islature held sessions
All the schools were open and, except
that flags foated over them all, there
was nothing to distinguish the day
from any other.
The banks were closed the entire
day, and business in the army building
was suspended.
In many Of the churches patriotic
services We're held, and at the Y. M. C.
A. rooms the day was observed by a.
simple service lasting but a few mo-
mentS.
At Bohemian hall, Western avenue
and West Seventh street, a ball was
given by the Bohemian Benevolent So
ciety in honor Of the occasion.
Flags were flying on all the public
buildings and many private residences
were decorated.
The weather was ideal, being the
finest that has visited st. Paul this
year. 1t was in marked contrast
to the same day Of the previous week.
The many persons who were relieved of
their duties took advantage of the
mild temperature, and the streets were
crowded.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-02-24
Mrs. wtnsIow,s soothIno svr,,r

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by
DREN WHILE -TEETHING, with PER
Feet SUCCESS. 1t SOOTHES the
CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYS
all PAIN; CURES WIND COLO. and Ia
the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold
by Druggists in every part Of the world.
Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup and take no other kind.
Twenty five cents q bottle.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-02-24

Eyes and Nose ran Water.-C G.
Archer, Of Brewer, Maine, says: II
have had Catarrh for several wears.
Water would run from my eyes and
nose for days at a time. About four
months ago I was induced to try Dr.
Agnew's Catarrhal Powder, and since
using the wonderful remedy l have not
had an attack. I would not be with
out. 1t relieves in ten minutes
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-02-24
State Must Also Assent

WASHINGTON d. G., Feb. 23.-In an
opinion by Justice Harlan the United
the United States has not exclusive au-
thority to authorize the construction OF
docks or other structures in Calumet riv-
er, Chicago. but the assent of the state
authorities is also necessary
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-02-24
PIANlsTs AND SINGERS

Should take Rea Bros Sascarln. A pian-
1st, singer or student who has a de-
ranged stomach given to chronic consti-
patton cannot hope for success The
stomach, digestive organs and bowels
must be in good condition. Rea Bros
Cascarin at leading druggists. price so
cents.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-02-24
ECZEMA. NO CUE. NO PAY.

Your druggist viii refund your money IL
PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure Ring
worm, letter. Old Ulcers and Sores, PIN
piles and Bfackheads on the face, and all
skin diseases. SO cents.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-02-24

Builders Will Hold Banquet.-The
members Of the builders exchanges of
St Paul, Minneapolis and Duluth will
hold their first joint banquet at the
Commercial club this evening. 1t is
ent
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-02-24

TO CURE COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure. E: w. Groves signature is on
each box. Csc.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-02-24
City News.

Large Class Initiated.-A large class
was Initiated at the Railway Clerks
council last night. Charles E. Piper,
supreme scribe, was present.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-02-24

Incendiaries Go to Reformatory.-Th
five inmates of the state training school
at Red Wing who took part or had
knowledge of the recent attempt to
burn up one of the cottages have been
transferred to the state reformatory at
st. Cloud.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-02-24
Sample Bottle of Swamp-Root Sent Free by Mail.

Editorial MOTIF have the slightest symptoms kidney
or bladder troubles
at once to Dr. mer Co. Binghamton N " who will gladly
mail immediately without
and book containing of the thousands thousands
letters received In be
that you read this offer
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-02-24

VIII DISCUSS Labor and CapitaI.-A
free public lecture and discussion on
Labor and Capital Problems" will be
held Wednesday evening at Metropoli-
tan hall, Eighth and Wabasha streets.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-02-24

Ha-MINUTE COFFEE POTS.
We are sole agents for Ricker's HALF
Minute Coffee Pots, Basins and Filters.
We offer this week 33 1-3 per cent dis
count off regular prices.
2-lb cans Sweet Corn, per CAM. Sc
GLIB cans Tomatoes. per ean......1 Oc
-5c cans Salmon, only.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-02-24
Y EERX 4
STOCK REDUCING SALE.

We are going to reduce our stock be-
tween now and March 1st. by cutting
prices very deeply:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-02-24

Will Discuss Labor and CanitaI.-l
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-02-24
But if You Have Kidney, Liver or Bladder Trouble,
You Will Find the Great Remedy Swamp
Root, Just What You Need.

Gentlemen:-"I have prescribed that wonder
Iui remedy for kidney and bladder complaints
DE-. kimer,s Swamp-Root, with most beneficial
erect and know of many by its use.
Ihese patients had kidney trouble, dag
nosed by other physicians. and treated with
out benefit DR.. Kilmer's Swamp Root effected
cure. am liberal man and accept a specific
wherever find it, in an accepted school or out
OF It For desperate cases of kidney or bladder
complaint under treatment with unSatiSfa Glory
results turn to Dr. Kilmer's SwampRoot with
most hattering results. I shall continue to
prescribe it and from personal observation
state that Swamp-Root has great curative prop
critics. 80
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-22
Spcm ifal altiS betalc?

9anias Gitp. Mo., 20. Sept. aons
ferencen meaem 9ulgru6aar6eioerne
% Gjru6eeierne, irn bar paret Il
Tiger, afIlutteOes 9aar. aeTultatet
al aonierencen er 6or6sjelie al 2(rs
bsioernes 9on og en- tiliparenoe 5or=
6eielie / geioItninqen beo al minere
Sui, bOiltet bil reiuItere en- 6ejere
Pris paa aullene for aonIumenterne.
Ollie @rubeeiere beo aonierencen er
enige /, at priIen paa Sui mad gaa
op. 2trbeioerne bar tounget Gjerne
lite alene til at betdle en- 6siere 98n
pr. 5On for Oen attueae 9linering.
men ogIaa til at betale for mango
Ting, iom tioligs-c ubFsrtes uoen
Taritilt GobtgsreIIc. 8ru6ear6ejoerne
er meget fornsieoe oDer GeIultatet,
iOm be betra9ter Iom en- afgiort Seir.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-22
Gn llnipn moo Strcjfcr.

Ct. Qouis, Mo., 20. Sept. Gn
2lr6eioerunion, 6pis @runoprincip er
Rooarbeioelie al oae Striter og Be
ItrabelIer for giles0elie af aQe llopers
ensItemmelier mep 2trbejosgioere oeo
golbgiIt, er bannci 6er. Crganiias
tionen taloer iig oSnoepenoent glsio=
citation Of 9rais Worfers". 3elega=
ter fra Dlesiingarbeioerne Yen 0orf,
p6ilaoelp6ia, 6leoeldno og andre
9ber msotes men lotdle Meolemmer
df i5aaet 6er til en- aonference, Iom
reIultereoe i 0r9aniIdtionen al Den
n1e Union.
5 en- GrtlGring ON tine qrincipsr
forpIigter lInionen fig til lite at be-
gpnOe no9en Stritc. og oGe Meolems
mer pil blipe offOroret5roitabseo MOB
De foreneoe Statey. Den nbe Union
Dil bare uaf4angi9 Al Re regulare Q(rs
6eioerorganiiatione-..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-22
5inSer ct bGnscnoc Zig.

2incoln. Rebr., q. Sept. 9iget al
Nillidm Sietmper, en- so 2ldr GAM
mel5armer, blep / Gftermiobags fun
bet bangenoe Ell tbnb Strife neb
fra en- betpbelig 0pibe / ct fort 5re
paa Mr. 6. 90. Dittitructs 5arm,
omtrent II Wlil Ipo for 9incoln.
Siget bang uc mob offentlig @ej,
men bar omtrent ifjult al 5rGets 2sp.
Wldn tror, at Sietmeper bar b9ngt fla
lelp enten 5reoa9s eler / 9eroags,
og at momentant 2}dnpib er Q(arIa9en.
Zen pagpitti9e Stattel bar aa6en=
bart tlatrst Op ii. be beitiiboenbs
9rene, bunbet Stlitten. ldgt SalIen
2effen og label ill oumpe. Sioen
2erbags bar glabosrne Iapnet BAN.
San bar Gnlemono og 6oeoe ganite
alene. s ct t9t gaitoos / Narbebsn
af erect fdnbt man TO Sberfratter,
nogle Sengetlaber ps aoItiGige Majss
tolber, Iom ban bll bragt oerben fra
tit Sjem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-22
g2Dt banif Slno.

ollngOoms6aa6et" er Rdonet paa ct
MT banit glao, iom bar iet 0aaens
3Ds San 5rancisco. Oct uogipe5
al en- Iigeleoes npli9 itiftet llngoomss
forening 9pens St. 2(nsgar oanIte
gienighso. 5orelebig ubtommer bet
fun l Sang maaneolig meb ct =
mditinifreDet = Gtcsemplor. iom ops
lGIes pua 5orenin9ens Meoer. 5elDe
5oreningen aomarfer iig, itriber
o8ien", lite iau meset peo lit itore
0aeolemsantal Iom Oeo at taae noole
faa MeOlemmer, Der pil ofre baaoe
&lsat oa Qlrbeice for 5oreniassn og
airteiagen i bet belle tuget.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-22

BAIT 6remgan9. gu 6psfes ban al
!9oben 9OnOon. glu, oa bet er oa=
ben5art at ban life tan METRE 5orbs
qartiet, oil BAN iprange bet / Quften.
Ylen pi Srlpnoese fan rpligt ie paa
9ampen. 9i Bar bare en- gligt. ben
at 6anole Iom en- national Scr, bois
6ormoal er after at taloe ost irite
parlidnent pad Goaege @reen til
2ipe og oal9e De 0tiOler, Iom ri an
ier for pe bebite."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-22
Oil nnre Rn,tner.

Gjlem life at in0Ienbe getalin9 for
9laoe og 8pger,9e mootager, til 0a=
nii9 2ut9eran publii6ing 9ouie.
Oet er os altio Ell @l9oe, naar bore
2anosm9no betaler os bort 5ilgpbes
bdpenoe / Sibe.
Oct bar itor getfoning for os, ON
ri faar De mango Imad 9elp6 6etalte
uoen at ienoe HeQning, ba pi berpeo
lparer 6aace Sio pg penge.
Pad GoresIe z2appen fan De fe,
9por meget De ItDIoer for glaoene.
Re9ning pau 8s9sr ublenbes iammen
meo ge9erne. Stulbe 9e ienbe liot
/ 5pritub, ital De nof blipe freoiteret
for 9elgbet. ah1t .
6uIf paa, 8enner, at Sdmfunbets
5orretnin9 tr9nger til penee bper
Dag og at 9e rso at inbienbe, 6pab
6uIet bar tilgooe, Fremmer Samfunz
nets 8irtIombeo meo llbbreoelIen af
beore pg mere tiosioarenoe glabe %
9eger.
pad Oaniib 9,tb. publ. SouTs's
9egne paul peterfen,
9eItprsr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-22
YrGitenleoe.

= Sorbinoelle meb Stolens Aabnin9 pil
Der bliue aitolbt Braitempbe Blair, @ebr.,
fra 2S. Sept. til l. Oft.
Spl9enoe Gmner til 6orbonolin9:
l. 0pao er @rlnben til, at Dor Otislion
itte bar naaet Ell ltsrre Eart ai port
Solt? (Snolebes al proi g. @. 9is).
II, preiternes inobprbes Samip. (Snb.
lebes al Poit. q. g. gtielienl.
III. 4r9iternes 6orbolo til pore Stoler =
iGrlis YrGiteitolen o9 9prneitolen
(Snbleoes al Fait. u. 8. @eismann).
". l0porleoes fan Yr9ierne 9ennem More.
nes SOB booe Jig oonosirIite2 (Snbles
bes al Rait. " 80. 9lnberlen).
V. Sporlebes foritoar man Oroet vSinbs
Sornpelie@ ie@?-Ront. l2. ?. (Snoleoes al
4ait 6. 6. Rlotb).
Bort Samiunbs QrGter inbbpbes paa bet
tGrlisfe. !. J. Kiloiie.
Somiteen. G. +. Sbmiot.
I 1lieIs Oamifop.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-22
Wilit9rct tager IHrre.


8enOer, eOl., p. Sept. st 8ele=
gram ira 9ictor, Gol., meO0eler: 9a
oG1nunion" s2trbejperne, Der er an
TONNE fra Mtinneiota for at gre 9jez
neite Steoet for De itritenbe Mine.
or6ejoers, 2(ftes sit til here's 2tfz
tensmao, bleO be 1mrin9ere al om<
trent 500 Gtritere, Der inotog en-
trueaOe 9olonin9, i0et be langs neO
oo @aoen oeO6leo at ilaa aaoe pm
2trbejOerne Dette CAB Qtnleoning til,
at en- 2tfbeling SoIooter mdatte be.
crores til Steoet for at aoipreoe
Wpngoen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-22
66j SanoitanO / @iscuniin.

Milpaafee. q. Sept. @i5conIin
aiper naaeOe Dag oeo 0lio0agstio
en- 9anOitanos6pioe al 1872 5oO oper
oa9li9t GiOeau, % netop paa bette
3iospuntt GAP 99oamningen efter
paa @eitiioen uF flo0en, Iaa at bele
9iitrittet meIlem geoen oper Disconz
i'm 9lirer og 8ora5pp9}ioeren Stretz
ming al Iefs Mil, er ct eneIte 9ap af
8dno.
Spo 6unOreOe dOo npiig opfort
9poemning er Ifpaet bort o8arm
Reiioence5" er omIfpleOe af @anO, og
mango 6unore6e 2(tres &artoFle,,
Mais og MiGet ey g0etagte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-22
Ngt Selesrafipitem.

lltita, %. g., 81. Sept. Gn nplis
9iOrt OpfinOelis er i oisfe 9age 6ragt
/ QtnOenOelie paa 9elegraflinierne
mefem gtep gOrt % 2tlbanp, til6p=
renOe g1ep gor: Central. @eo
9jelp uf ct Iin0ri9t. men iimpelt 2(ps
parat tan en- entet 3raao iamtiOigt
6enpttes til 2(fienielIe 6aaOe af ct
telegram og en- Selefonoepe8e. DE
oens 3elegrafiiten ienoer ct 8ele9ram
efter MorIes Q(lTabetIDitem, fan en-
anpen perion teleTonere uben minbite
0inoring.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-22
12te glara.
Oct.
Sultanen 9iuer after 2pfter.

2onbon, q. Sept. 8dlfaniituatioz
nen frem6poer 0aJ fun fad M Wio>
menter. 9et iiqes, at cen tbite aejier
logger al i'm Sn0flbOelie i 8agtitaaz
len Qeien for, al Der fan blipe inoz
rpmmet Sultanen ZEN pibeIt mulige
5ri6eO til at unoertrptte Oprpret,
8uuoe 3Drterns og 0}afeoonierne
9er 5ororing pad at bare iejret / &c
iioite 9a9es 3rafninger. @n Gfter=
refining fra Sophia meloer, at gulz
garien5 militare For6ereOelier fer
meO en- preciiion og til en- Sub
fommen6eo, Der ri, i9tte 9dnbet
Stuno til i 2p6et af faa 9age at
title 100000 ManO paa 8r9nIen, og
at 0lasIer at Ptpoiant, @aa6en og
Ammunition burti5t fares til 9eie.
sSfslge en- 9epe4e fra aonitantino=
pei til u9ailp 3etcgrap6" er Sultaz
nen iaa fait 6eitent paa at unogaa
en- 8rig, at ban, idl Inart bet rDgtez
oes, at 5ranfrig nilpe 1enoe en- 5laabe
til De tsrtiIfe Garoanbe, % at gul=
garien mp6iliIereot, Itrafs uofprDis
geoe og unoeritreD Ell 9a9sorfen,
6bori al WfdsTafrering U}afeoonien
itrengt for6Does. rs 6pori Der enooqfoa
lnor9mmes SnIur5enterne Itorre 3ets
tigbeoer, eno oisTs nogen SinOe bar
giort 5ororing Dad.
W}en peo n9rmete at unoerIeqe be
enteIte 3pgter om @ruIombeoerne /
gtateoonien, fanote8 bisie 6pert en-
felt Silf9loe at pnle u9runoebe, 1bors
for 0ngsorOenen tleo repet itu. Set
menes imiolertio, at famine 0agsorz
BEN Dil 6lioe unoeritrspet, Sab np,
gen eoropaif G2agt Ttulbe true meo
at oenonitrere Re tHrfiIte 6arpdnbe.
9e ierbiffe 2tpisr Oisfuterer iori9t
Spgrg5maalet on en- 2tLiance meo
9ulaarien pad Bats at 6ribanoel
melIem Serbien "a gulgarien og en-
felle5 Optr9ben mrb 5brfiet.
@n 9epe6e fra &loItergobiet Gila
6ringer @fterretning ON, at @rnterne
! 9iitrittet U}enlil ilutter fig til Sns
Iurgenterne.
o3imes" aor,eiponoent fra Som
itantinopel meloer, at ban er aut6oz
riieret til at meo6ele, at flere 9(foez
lin9er 8ulgarer alierebe bar oberIfre.
BET 8r9nien o9 tanper / Mdteoonien.
9an tilfpier, at BET / 5ili9loe al Ell
tprfiit zbul9ariif a,ig bill 6lioe meget
oaniteligt for Serbisn at bolOe Zig tils
6age, pg at en- Iad0an &rig langt ira
hi bliOe iaa enfelt en- Gag, fom ben
peb fgrite 9jefaIt tunbe iDnes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-22
5rugttrGernc poclagte.

stursis, 9. =. 20. Sept. - Gn
bel Del 5ru9ttraer og anors 3raer
eoelagoes unoer Sneoejret. 3raerne,
ION 1aOOe fulO Seflabning af Blade.
tunoe lite bare ben tun9e Sne, fom
bleo 9augenoe poa Dem, ca ielo itore
@rene tnGtteoe af unoer 9agteu.
lloeiret bar bet o9tTte / mango Q(ar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-22
s'iccfOniul 8. 9. 6Olm.

@or opgtige 9unosmanO 5. g.
6olm, oanTf 9itetonIul for Staten
glep SerieD, llogibet og Hebaft6r al
oPert4 9tm6oD Folfe6lao", bar oms
trent 10 U}aaneoet 6olbt CONNER
Ferie 0anmarf. 5 ben QlnleOning
leies ct Numer af y9oriens 2(ois":
o9i 6apbe 1 Goar 9eieg al Ell
2anosmdno, Der far op6otot fg i
2(merita % 2(ar. 8et par 6r. 5. g.
6plm, Der oore bet fisrne 8efen
oriper en- itor rg manqeartet 8orretz
ming. SCR bet fsrite er 9olm Dor
&oae9d, ioet fan er llogiDer al bet
oanit=dmeritdnIte llge6lao oQert9
2(m6op 5olle6lao". Iom ban bar inbz
iiillet 10 Wdansoer, meoens ban og
cans 4erionale foloer iSerie. 9et
ItulOe ri bare prbpe at bboe pore Qaz
Ierel
Uten 0r. 9olm nyiper Desuben Bog
banoel, 9etselz pg Nqenturforratnin9,
og bar Get tgI. oanFe @irefonfulat for
Gep SerIen. 0srfar er bet inolpicnoe,
at ban inota9er IN fremra9enoe Gtils
ling, ogIaa poenfor pert6 2tm6pps
@ranTer.
6r. 6olm er bados 9anTter o9 2lmez
ritdner paa cen @cng. 9anIfer, foroi
BANS Sprog er Tcd banIf iom noget,
% forbi ban tdlet neo zen for Oar
Iterne iersgne 8o % Stil6eo. Ulea
iad Ilipper 2ig6eoen ogIad op. Sen
mem De beItemie % itaaliatte 2tnii9tse
traf Itimter man Ell ubojeIig 9illie, ei
Prag af ben Itore 9erbens maIfins
mGsiige og itaoig fremaobi9en6e o5m=
pulIer. O9Ida hons Orb 69rer Bib
ne ON, at ban BAR prgbet 2(me-
rita. 6an bar iom Iaa mango anbre
maattet bpie iig, f6r ban oanbt frem.
aS5a L flyer @r. 6olm - ,oore
bos os er aampen badro, og Der er
lite noget, 1pm 6ehper at itaa itiQe.
gnten mad man cere meo ben RI
renoe Ufalitrem, elIer ogIaa BUTTE I'M
Der, Der er in9en StddnIel, ingen
8arm4jertig6e0. So oog narer man.
ae ber6jemme Daamart ben fortertt
Opfdttelle, at be / 2lmeritd fan finoe
0uloet. Nej, man Ital p9re qobt ubz
ruitet alle Retninqer. Wlen ct Men=
neIte meo 9Ooe aunDItaber, 5lio,
9pgti9beb, aaratieritprfe og giaie
tan o9fda NOT 6ane fig en- 9ej opre
bos os, ga. lad er Der for Heiten
en- Sing til: 2Grii9beb. s 9lmeritu
iom dle andre Steber fommer man
iengit peo 9j9lp al Den -"
oNu Ital je9 orlfring og bilie pau
9dmle aenbinge". flyer Sr. 6olm, og
ban gioer os ct 9cpis paa, 6por imaa
ban amer bore bjemli9e 5orbplb for
at bare. IS Ntoroen til &p6enbdpn,
/ Opermorgen til 2(alborg og tilbage
til 9oriens, n9ltc Dag til 9ornbolm,
0dgen efter til Qlar6us = = ="
9i op9iper at fel5e BAN l9nesre og
inoitboer en- 8emertning ON BEN for
cereoe aejIemdaoe, men 9r.9olm forts
I9tter og fortlarer os, at pi Itulbe
bare Ie beropre
,,Men De fan IL Ielp tomme oper
at Ie paa Sagerre", fortIatter Dor
2anosmdno; oje5 Hal moi bebanble !
Dem 9oot os rile Dem runbt. 0e
fan 10 I. Gts. bsnstte Sommerierien
til en- iuapdn 5ug Seq inoiterer
bele Reoattionen. 0e fan inbItiIt
8lapet, iom jeg hor siort."
9i tatter bjertelist for 5ilbupet pa
loper at oberpeie Sugen. Sheen cr
dmeritanit, men berfor life minbre
tillottenoe. Og oi pil intet forIparge
So, 6porfor life for en- 9ungs Stplb
feriere bet fjerne @sItenl"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-22
Gn ny GtsfnriiOn.

oNort6peitern Cine" foranItalter en-
M. popular lloflugt for $1,000 Sur
pg aetur til 6ot SPRINGS oa $500
Sur og Retur til 0eabpooo eller
2eab %. Sept mco Hetureplbi9beb til
5. Otto6er. 8iae.ien er life gplbig
til Sleeping Cars. Sette er noget
eneItauenoe. Sem % Ie Oisie nbe 5uz
riitplaoier.
Blair, glebr. u. 6. @oobric6, f.,
Stt. 9(gent.