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Smyrna times., 1903-03-25
CHESWOLD.
Anxious Days With Frut Growers Over
the Prospect For Cro7s-Voting Over
the Amendment to Town Charter.

Anxious Days With Fruit Growers over
the Prospect For Croos-Voting Over
the Amendment to Town Charter.
Special Correspondence to the Times.
CHEswoLD, March "a. The rem ark
able warm spell of weather through
which we are passing is giving a de-
cided spring like appearance general
ly. Garden plots in some cases are
planted and early vegetables are peep
ing through the ground. Wheat fields
are luxuria Mt and waving in the wind
Apricot and plum trees are in bloom
and peaches, also, are in some varieties
ready to burst forth in full bloom.
Indeed there is much fear here that
spring is little previous this time,
and behind it all winter is lurking and
will yet get in deadly work. One of
our citizens spoke to-day of the March
bloom of peaches, which was followed
by the greatest of crops in 1875. We
find no one who remembers as we'll as
he this fact by which hope could be ex-
pected from the present situation
Anxious days only yet remain by
which to see the result of the early
spring weather.
A small company of ladies and gen
tlemen went to the home of the Misses
Maie ard Julia Eyer, near Cheswold,
last Tuesday evening. 1t was an i'm
prOmptu affair, but the evening pas
time turned out to be most delight
fully enjoyed. Misses Lulu Boggs,
May Hardcastle, Ethel Hardcastle,
and Messrs. James Roe, G.. Denney
Moore, w. Denney Hofec6sr and
after business hours J. T. Jump and
Paul Emerson composed the visiting
company.
Our newly amended town charter as
it passed the legislature is to be voted
on this afternoon by our citizens for
ratification or rejection. As we write
the opinion is it will be rejected, at
least the opponents are in high spirits.
Another rainy Sunday added one
more to the list of dreary days loung-
ing indoors. A few were disappointed
of their days visit, while church
gOers without preacher had no draw
ing card and spent the day at home as
one of veritable rest.
Eggs are rolling into our markets
by the basket lots. The existing
wet spell has put farm work at almost
a standstill. William Mastens, two
miles west of Cheswold, from all ac-
counts, has most beautiful field of
wheat.
PersOnal.--Mrs. John A. Wright and
children of Kemptown, Md, are visit.
ing Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. Boyce. Mrs.
". S. Cantwell spent several days at
the conference seat with her brothers
at EastOn. Miss Lizzie Bishop spent
Sunday and Monday with Miss Bett
Smithers of Smyrna. Mr.. A. H.
Moore, the newly appointed collector
for KentOn Hundred, has his bond
ready for approval. Miss Nellie Car
lin, Miss VlrdIe wilkinson, Leipsic;
and Mr.. Charles Jones, Smyrna; were
guests of Miss Helen Anderson last
week.-PrOf. Carroll, superintendent
of Kent county schools, visited our
schools yesterday.-Mrs. S. E. Jones
of Smyrna visited Mrs. Mollie Hard
castle last week. Mrs. Lille Abbott
of Dover visited her sister, Miss Belle
Moore last week.
Smyrna times., 1903-03-25
A Boys wild RIde For Life.

With family around expecting him
to die, and son riding for life, IS
miles, to get DR.. Kings New discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds,
w. H. Brown, of LeesviIle, Ind, en-
dured deaths agonies from asthma
but this wonderful medicine gave in
slant relief and soon cured him. He
writes: 81 now sleep soundly every
night" Like marvellous cures of Con-
sumption, Pneumonia, Bronchitis,
Coughs, Colds and Grip prove it's mat
chless merit for all Throat and Lung
troubles. Guaranteed bottles SOC and
$1.00. Trial bottles free at Benton n
Weldon's drug store Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1903-03-25
CLAYTON DEPAR TMEAT,

Mr.; L. l.. Mason is our authorized agent
at Clayton, Del, and will receive new sub
criptions and receives monies on old. AL
news items left with him will receive proper
attention. Subscribe now; only $1.OO
year in advance.
Smyrna times., 1903-03-25

Mrs. Frank Stirling and daughter,
Frances, of Kirkwood, are visiting
friends in this vicinity.
Smyrna times., 1903-03-25

Rev. John A. Arters is at Easton,
Nd, attending the annual Methodist
Conference.
Smyrna times., 1903-03-25

Mrs. Samuel J. Skinner, of Chester,
Pa, is guest OIL her parents here.
Smyrna times., 1903-03-25

Delaware received as net revenue
from the operations of her general in
corporation law for the year just end
ed, $4,000.
Smyrna times., 1903-03-25

The citizens of this town were
shocked Friday morning to learn of
the death of Mrs. Ella EllegoOd. The
young lady had been sick for about two
weeks with a complication of diseases,
and was showing signs ofimprovement of
81 lock Friday morning a sudden
tor the worse took place, and
she passed away after all that medical
attendance could do was done to save her
Mrs. Ellegood was thirty years of age
and was the widow of the late George
Ellegood, who died four years ago. She
was also the daugter of the late, Will
liam Wright, who while living did
much 70 make Clayton what it is, and
was also the largest indivual proper
ty owner here. Mrs. Ellegood was al
so a sister OF Rev. John A. Wright.
Since the death of her husband, Mrs.
EllegoOd has made her home with her
mother on Main street She was of
loving disposition and had large mum
Der of friends throughout this vicinity
who mourn her death. She was a
member of Ewell's Methodist Protest
ant Church and took much interest in
the choir. Mrs. Ellegood's funeral took
place Sunday afternoon and the relig-
ious servics were in charge of her pas
tor, Rev. Howard L. Schlinke. Her
remains were inferred in Glenwood
Cemetery, at Smyrna, beside those OF
her husband.
Smyrna times., 1903-03-25

A bac wreck occurred on the New
York, Philadelphia and Norfolk rail
road at Kings Greek Tuesday. The
northbound fast freight was wrecked
by the breaking of an axle, and the
whole train was badly damaged. Six
cars were ditched, three of which are
total wreck. The cars were loaded
with perishable freight, such as fish,
oysters and early truck, and the road
was strewn for some distance with
these delicacies. The damage amount.
ed to several thousand dollars, and
traffic was interrupted for about five
hours. Wednesday morning a freight
wreck occurred near the yard limits in
South Salisbury. A heavily loaded
train bound north became stalled at
Aliens siding, and part of the train
was left standing on the main track
while the engine hauled the other part
to the yards. A uorthbound train ran
into the standing section of the train,
demolishing several cars and injuring
the engine considerably. The accid-
ent was due to the fog, which was very
heavy.
Smyrna times., 1903-03-25

Mrs. John L. Shortall is in Baltimore
where she attended the funeral of her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Thomas Conoway.
Smyrna times., 1903-03-25

John 7. Spicer, farmer residing on
the Wilson farm near here, was thrown
off a horse ne was riding the other day
and broke his right leg.
Smyrna times., 1903-03-25

Miss Ethel Smith, of Seaford, is Wis
iting relatives in this town.
Smyrna times., 1903-03-25
SPECIAL
Reduction Sale
AT
MCFARLAND & cos.

McFarlane a Co. will close out their
Winter Stock of Coats, Hats, Dress
Skirts and Underwear, and they offer
the following Special Bargains to the
quick and ready buyer.
Smyrna times., 1903-03-25

A colored man named Ernest Black
iston, was held for his appearance at
court by Squire I. T. Horn during the
past week for stealing a blanket from
horse. The horse was hitched
under the wagon shed at the Hotel
Bingham at the time of the theft. For
some time past this has been going on
and the above arrest is but the begin
ming of many others if the work is kept
up
Smyrna times., 1903-03-25
CLAYTON.

Items Of Interest Cleaned From the DOiugs
Ia and About Town:
Smyrna times., 1903-03-25

Mrs. Mary L. Shorts has issued in
vitations to the marriage of her daugh-
ter Miss Fannie Spruance Shorts to
Mr.. Herman n. Sevil of the firm of A.
Sevil & Sons. The wedding will take
place at the residence of. w. Ford on
Tuesday afternoon, March the 31st, at
1.30 o'clock.
Smyrna times., 1903-03-25

Rev. H. L. Schlinke will preach his
farewell sermon on Sunday next, Mar.
Goth, at Downes Chapel 1870 A. NJ. !;
Bethesda 3 P. NJ; Ewell's 7.3O P. NJ.
Smyrna times., 1903-03-25

Rev. G. Dexter Weeden, rector of
Trinity Church. Clayton, has rendered
his resignation to the Vestry to take
effect April the 18th Rev. Weeden
has been faithful in the discharge of
duties and while many of his paris
honers regret seeing him go, they all
wish for him a successful future.
The lust case of smallpox in this
vicinity has sufficiently recovered as to
allow the quarantine to be lifted. The
case was that of Edward Sammons of
"Jimtown," ," on the outskirts of Clay
ton. There is a general feeling of re-
lief on the part of the Clayton folks in
the prospect that it is all over.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-04
Misioritaaet OrSrc.

SomerIst, an., 3. Mug. Gn ite6nez
Ioanger UlisforitadelTe at gipne Or
prss foranleoigeoe / Qlftes ct poloiomt
Sammenltsb mellem 10 Queen &.
Greicent @oostoge, begge meO bobbelte
UlGItiner, mellem Cumberland Sails
CO @reenpooo. Sets Wlono br9bte5,
en- li0sfarlig tp9Itet % an badrot iaas
ret. aigene al 6pybpoerne Soisp6
pbilips, 5rant GSletder, Nulter
Nclters % en- 3ramp bleo trutne
frcm al Ruirerne. Qigens al 10
gremieoogtere er begraoepe unber en-
IammenOpngtt Masie al 40 9ogne.
3o9isrerne 8ute og i5ibgeralo or
6aorot iaarepe, Dutc ianOipnliaOi5
oe9eIi9t. Gn af MaItinerne er fOms
plst Drag; be ire andre er itartt Sc.
ilaoigeoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-04
6pab hi fan pentc.

6ru Charlotte Wiebs 9erenD, ben
betenote banIte StueIpillerinbe, iom
| De ienere 2lar bar optraaot pdris
og bar giort oalois 2ptte paa fine
5ourneer be europ9ilfe Storbber,
bil til 9inter gaite Nep Yort og ops
trebe iom ,,Stjerne" bcb Gbas. 5ros
mans StueipilIerIelitab. 5ru 8erenp
gjoroe for 10-15 4ar iioen megen
9pfte | asbenbaon. 9un bebutereoe
paa bet tgl. 5eoter, men gil ienere til
aoiino, bpor bun ifaHebe fig ct fort
Rp | Operettefaeet. Sammen meo
Sopbus Reumann fpilIeoe 6lnSopeos
rollerne | ,,2btfebarnet" (2aMaItotte)
og flsre andre Stptter, af bpilte Can
gene enbnu er paa bper Wlanbs 99s
Der. Oet bar i 80sMorens. Sun
bar ben Sang gift meb Stuslpil1er
9ilbslm Miebe, men blep itilt fra
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-04
Sarli9t i 9ina.

Yeting, 3. 2lug. aina er oenne
3io 9iOne til en- 3il6agepsnoen til
De 5ilItanbe, Der fable Statstupet /
1898. III politiIt Diffusion blanot
ainsierne, 6bilten tog en- temmelig
itarf 5art unoer Regeringens penlige
Sitting til De fremmeOe, er plubIelig
forItummet.
gntetejierinoen bar fuloitenOi9
naaet fin 6eniigt at IfratIlad aQe
Heformpenner peo Gtetutionen af
Sben G6ien, Der fanot Step / 5rez
bags. QtGe liberuie aineIere og Ierz
oelesbeb pem, Der bar p9ret asIociez
reoe mep Rcfprmpdrtiet, gaar hen
oepelisite 9lnsit for at flipe orreite-
reoe, og bet er pdnIteli9t at finoe en-
8inefer, fom tpr n9one np9et iom
6elIt pm politit eller ON Sragecien /
5reod9s, itpnt oenne geeipenbeb er
iaa at iige eneite Samtuleemne mel
lem intime 8enner. s Seroeles6eb
er alleGmbeosm9nD fulOit9nbig llaaz
eoe meb Stumbeo.
0enne SagerneS Sitting er meget
nebtrpttenbe ior De fremmeoe, Der
bapoe baabet at GnfefeiIerinbens
5orbinbelis meb 0esationernes Oa=
mer ituloe BABE faaet en- cipiliierenbe
Snoflpbelle prins Gu, ben melt
friiinbeoe at Manhufpriterne, Der I
ufoigte DARTS uoitebte en- protlumaz
tion mob Rpaelieofrin9 til ariss9uz
Oerne, forbi bisie Ofringer ubsjorbe
cen relisisie 6oOeOceremoni unber
Yoreropreret, bar efter iiftert Jors
lDoenpe miItet lit Gmbeos, forbi ban
mobIatts fig Sben Gbiens SenrettelIe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-04
Gplima after / llobrno.

Merico GitD, 3. 2tug. st 9eiegram
i Morqes fra Golimu 6rir8er ben
Gfterrstning, at @ultanen Golima er
/ llo6ruo. llmaaoclige, Iorte aogz
Ipiier uoiiSoes ira 9ultanen % fores
8ttning al RorpsIt al en- Itart griIs
fra 6dUet glan meuer, at en- M
ltoitrsmnin9 al Qdba bar fug0et
5teo; men ben tatte 3pa. Der omgi=
Der 8jerget, gsr bet umuli9t meo Sc
itentGeo at afgpre. bOao Der er ft.t.
llo6ruooet bar paret leOIoget al ppIoz
Ipmme 8ren, unoerjorbiit 1orben "a
Sorbrpitelier be iioIte "a 5imer. Der
berettes lite ON nogen alporligere
Sfaoe. men gefoltningen be pm
li9genoe 9dnos6per er Ielpfsl9elig
itartt allarmerst, og mango er flngs
tebe ira Ggnen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-04
syn fineiiife 2eoaftorer
pil maalfe blipe balls
hueoeoe.
GineHife Heformntorer | al.
oorlia Tare.

Peting. 3. 2lug Der er nnlig ar
reiteret 7 Observation-Disclosures / Sbangs
bal, antlageoe for Oprgr. Wtiniltrene
oil IanoIpnligpis dfgere Spsr9smdas
let ON beres StDlo peb at obergiOe
Dem til ben tineiiIte SurisoittiOn.
) pen Qlnleoning bar enRepraientdnt
for Hsoattererne Ienot fplgenoe greO
til ,.5be asiccidteoe preIs".
,9i beoer inoerligt, at be cipiliIes
re0e 0ationers Mpnoigteber pil iens
De 6etimelig Qtobariel til ben tineIiIte
Regering iom ipnes at 6ereoe en- gds
title for 9iras idnoe 8enner."
0et pilbe blire neoIladenoe
for fremaoitrebenoe aineIere, ON be
7 Reoatterer, Iom M iiooer drrs tie
reoe S6angbai, ituloe blipe ooer9iOz
ne til ben tineiiIte Regering og bdls=
buggeoe. Oeres Striperier er naturs
ligpis forargelige og repoIutionars;
be pilOe Dog itte 6liOe itraReOe, onl be
baOoe taft pua iamme Uluaoe imOO
ben ameritonlte e1er engelIte sfegss
ring, Iom 6efaar for 5oItets 9els
faro. Nen aegeringen / bette 2ano
er bleoen iaa forparret CO bar pitt
iiq at oere en- Iaaoan 6orbanrelIe
for Solicit, at ReTormotoren fortie-
ner aae optDTte MenneIfersSDmpati. Z"
8rebet ilutter:
oGr Der no3et 6aab for aina uoen
9epolution og 9ebeQion2"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-04
Gn Wiennclfcn

Gn &pinoe, Der bar 9ot flere 8prn,
er Oi5Ie 0age 6lepen lat faIt 8aiz
ro, boaO Der ielpfpl9elig bar batt Den
itsrite pg pinli9ite Spiigt blanot 9s=
foltningen.
2llIereoe / lGn9ere Sio baooe Der
gddet Rbgter ON. at en- 8pinoe fro
8aIrzSatr | 9iitrittet G6arlie6 paa
@aoen opIndppebe legenbe Smua6prn
for at Il96e Dem bort og Iptie benz.
Mpnoig6eperne ld9oe / ge9Dnoelien
irgen itsrre 899t paa De inblpbenbe
9lnmeloeller oesdngdosnoe, forbi Ga
gen foretom benz aleeles utrolie Ueen
oa Der itooig tom flere og Here Slayer
ira Sno6pggerne, 6lep en- bemmelig
poIitiagent ienbt til &oIrzSatr, %
pCt pareoe oa beller life l9nge, for
ban fattiit pperrdifeoe Soinofolfet /
Serb meo at ipiie WlenneItetgo.
6oorpad ban pieblittelig on6olot benz
be. Der fan bereTter neppe p9ye mo-
gen 5pipl ON. at en- Del forTpunone
Born er fulone fom Dire for benoes
tannibulite Qbiter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-04
SOriest at iprense en- Sru
| 2uiten.

2ipingitone, Wont., 9. Nug. st
5orisg er i Wtorges ejort pad at
iprange ben tore ROrtbern pacific
Bro opsr YeaepitOne gtiper Tit for
gpen 2uiien Os at soefagge BET
sItgoaenos Yasfu9srto9, @fsploiios
men par frpetelig. os Sneis at Suie
/ ben eItIise Del al gpsn er Der lite
an bel aubs. SeIe aiOnsitone blep
alOOrligt gennemrpitst af 9rdsst.
8roen er tbungen ub af fin retIinisoe
Sthling. arubtet bar p9ret anbrast
al utsnbieeperfoner. og bette er@runs
ben til. at 9roen lite. ipr9ngtes. Nors
tbern pacific Company bar uolooet
$1,000 os Gountp Commissioners
$4,000 for paasribelien at 0erninsss
m9nbene. Der er fuloii9nois utenote.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-04
Sornermelic moo Yreliocnten

Spiter Ban, %. o., 3. Qlug. Der
6leo 8adr rettet St9losoro mob
prGioent Rooiepelt og bans 5amilie,
ba ban tsrte til 6briit Gburh for al
operp9re Morgenguostjeneiten. 5ors
nGrmeren er Berger | ODIter 8aD og
beboer Wc.Gonn. 9i9e foran &irten
git Mc. Gdnn og trat i'm gicpcle, og
pr9Iioentens 9ogn pdsIersoe BAN,
ioet ben brejeoe inn pad Sioepejen
iii airtens 0runo. Ulc. Gann snitez
b meo en- rda SD at pios, ON prGiis
benten oiloe rdaoe for bele 8eien, oq
berpad fulete ct l9ngere llo6rub al
St9losoro. Dd 8oanen itanoieoe
Deo airteosren. iteg pr9iiOsnten, Der
oa6en6art bar iloe berert oper ben
Sornermelie, Der bar tilfsiet bans
6uitru og 8srn, burtigt uo al Bog
nen, benlepeoe BET bemnlelige Yolitis
8 pmert'emhsh paa mannsn es bae
ON at fad BAN fiernet fra airtcns
N9rbeo. 0et er pr9iioentens 2nife,
at Der intet pioere foretages meo Wc.
Gdnn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-04
9litf0 2tnOsmanS.

5a6ritant 36omas Sonne, Ell al
De melt betenote Gauite WIontyeul,
Canada, er nplig ofgaaet DeO 9p1cn.
Sonne par gornbolmer al 6eoiel %
Tom 5elge ,,0annebrog" / en- ung
2llOcr ber til 9anoet, boor ban peo
i'm ntratteliae 5lio % tore 2tr6eiOs
opgtig6eb mart tom til at inotage en-
arIet gleos / BorretninqsDeroenen /
Uiontreal, iom 5Gbritant al SeIte,
U1artiIer o9 6lag FAINT iom oeOsrans
DOR uf al Slags 9attelage til Sejls
ltibe.
Sonne par Orbets bebIte Spfdts
telie en- brap banIt Wlanb, Der lite
afens gennem i'm 9irten gjorpe ben
oanite Rdtion / Canada 2Gre, men
oeTa1 til olle 5ioer bar pillig til at
Itette tr9neenoe ganosm9no, Der tpes
be til 6dm, meo Rdao og 9aao.
3robs be mango 9turs Op6Olb | llos
Ianoet og be enaelifs OmgiOelIer i
0jemmet par % bleO ban dltib banit
/ Siro, os bans inberligite Gjleoe
bar, naar ban iamleoes meb @enner,
at bsre 3ale ON 5Gorelanbet o9 ON
bets Senner8 6remgang. 6oruben
&c foriiellige 3iqibsbperp. Come /
9(arenes Sob betlGpte, bar ban p9
iaa i'm 5io praiibent for ben Ifunz
binoOiite Nationalforening / Mons
treol. 6an bar ct bsitItaoenbeUleoz
lem al 5rimurerorbenen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-04
12te War9.

og 6te Suti. Oct 6eituar at fpo la
tinife 9iftic9a o9 lpber iaalebes:
Den uttenbe Siels Rat
tetanter.
St9bnens Slime er ner. 9epl brDo
op fra bit 8d9Oart
for ao ben eoige 9ej at nau, bpao Dit
2iO bar fortjent.
Sig, 6Oao benter big 6iit2 SUB, Der
algob bar Ifantet
rigt' fine @aoer big ber, bpber: 5il
0imlen f9t 2iol
Wlen pd bu lRnge bar baaret be pps
perite Hgglers gDrb,,
oertil 2larsnes 9egt, Iutter Dit 6ierz
te 2lngt:
Den rer 2Gre og Mdgt Iad bejt ooer
dnbre 6dr ruget,
mon ej Cen itrafenoe Dom faaroer.
penter pod BAN?
&c unoer Smerterne5 Sag bu itraaz
Ter bet lifligIte 8illsIe,
og til bin bunge SjeI lpber ct trps
itenbe Orb:
9Oi betpmres Ou'iao2 Og 6Oi Dil bit
6jette bu plage?
9bi form ben Sorg og 5pipl, iom
Din QiOsodg bar fpGot2
ariItus er ndaOerig nar. 6an bprer
ben gombges 8enner.
81 ou iOm angrer og trorl &c ban
pil ilette bin SDno.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-04

Idcr fuloItanbigt unoer gunb, ps i
Gasnerio, 9rootspi0e og gaOarid
Itdar 9anoet en- a to SOB bsiere eno
uaper ben itore ODeripemmelie for
fort lib foen. s 6arnerio er Ga.
oerne ooerIppmmebe, o9 9anoet itaar
rp til Platformen al Union pacific
9anens Station. Observation-Disclosures
/ ben lapere Del al gnen itudr fra en-
til ire SOB unoer 9ano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-04
u6Ianoet.
Sprfiets M1Grer.

aonTtantinopel, 3. Dug. Spreote
59gtnin9er oeobliper at inotrRffe /
Wateoonien. s 6reDags falot en- Nj
being tnrtiIte 5roppsr ct 8agbol0,
la9t al gulgdrer R9r6e6en al Dras
ma pad Den p6illipinIte Slette, netop
pdd famine Steo, 6oor Olotioen
grutus og Gasiius bleo Ilaaeoe, %
doItilliqe 5nrter og tire gulgdrer bleo
or96te. porten ertl9rer bpg, at in
oen ret lang 5io pil be 10000 ManD,
Der er Itdtionereoe Ufdtebonien, blite
biemIenbte. Oet er tonItateret, at
ausldno og 9itrig / 9en9olo til De-
res aoniulerS ltnoerIpgelier af De les
mere 8eginen6eoer / Saloniti bill tr9s
be, at politi6efen / Saloniti ufiteois
9es. Gfterrstninger ira 2lrmenisn
fort9ller ON megst aloorlige llroli9s
beper at lignsnbe 2trt iom be, Der
afgote De raOIelsfuIoe 5orbolo /
1894.
5lere Sammenitsb er itet meaem
3prter pg pG6neoe &uroer pua ben
enc Sioe og 2(rmenier pad ben an
Den. 9ea9e BARTER ital bape liot BE-
tpoelige 3a6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-04
Rnuttef1.
Ssolcn aomlc,pS annit. - gG9te
% nGgie Slag.

Zen rusiiffe Jorfntter 0eroTbe.
pitd, Der bar berejit Si6irien pa Ga
ddIin, fortaller ct Yeters6org=glao,
at ban far / fit Sic ben ,,6ersmte"
gsooel 9omIeps Smut. ,,0enne
Smut, itriper 0eroideOitI6, ,Oar
Observation-Disclosures 99nber ct Meiter.
pGrt. 0st melt erfarne gie for
maaeoe life at feline, ON Slugens,
fom bpineoe, par oagte" eaer fun
-falIte".
oMt0 h0Or mango Stag fan bu
hra6e ct Menneiie?" fpurgte isg bum.
oMeo TO-" foarsbe ian. Der be-
hspes MI 9runoen," tilfojeoe ban ct
Dieblit efter, otun ct eneIte Slag for
at tnuie ct Msnneites RDgrab."
Sda gup ban en- 5oreitillin9. Seq
ldgoe min tntte ylotitsbos paa Blot
Ten. st iuienbe qift. ct forfarOeligt
Slag, og 9o9ens glaoe flsj runot
ON iom Snug.
oSaa, bet bar oegte" not." id9oe
9solen. omen lGg nu 0eres 9auno
pua 9lotten."
Uleb en- let GpIen lagbe ieg min
Saanb Der, fpor gogen for laa.
0et famine iuienoe qift, bet ieIO-
FANNIE frpatelige Slag - oa gem
mem 6anoiten islte jes en- blso Be
rsring ION al fine aOin6ebanOer.
aomlelp Iaa triumferenoe fen pd1
mig.
oGt forbleHenOc goOt GtDac Or.
BEIGE" Iasoe ie9. fun for at ii9e mo-
get, uos aloeies lite til al fOntrol=
tersl"
Rel ftst lite. gi larer paa
GtraonUno.@
oStraffen fal 10 nu mart Op1a4
Oss." iagoe iea.
6an iad ct 2js6lit mertt paa mia,
men iaa torieoe 9on fig og idgoe.
Sub gipe bet"
Og BET BAR lite Geo 9olitoi. Der
idgoe bet, men gsolen fra Sa6alin
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-04
Manoen mcS 6aanojern.

gernItorHs HsS9rsber, ben / lin 9ib
en- Del omtalte oanite ,,6oanbjernss
manb~, ital iiben miot Mai p9re
Iporlsit foripunoen. San tom bu til
Hcn Yort, men iiben bar bansSlegts
hinge | Dnnmarf intet bsrt fra BAN.
Oct Telegram fra Nep Dort, iom
fortaller ON bans 5oripinoen. flyer,
at ban bar ,forbenparenbe ponit
Marineoffcer". bDilten Wlisforitaaelie
formOoentlig biorsrer fra, at ban
reiite runbt en- Orast, Der bupbe en-
iiern aiebeb meb en- banit Marinss
officers rlbitbr. Sslp ubsap ban iie
for SournaIiit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-04
Mcrc GusicrtDranni.

3et tpife 8lu0 y9}ational3eitung"
ofFentli99gr SnO4oIOet af ct 8rep,
iom et ti(itiGet BETS Rebaftion fra
5inlano. 9reOItriOeren flyer, at
2onosforrisniRgen er genoptaget, og,
at qaitor Magnus Rofenoal, zen be-
tenote 6orfatter pg 5aler famt Refz
tor peo Qatinitolen llleaa6org, bar
faaet i'm 2tffe0 rg 82faling til at
forlooe 2anoet. RoisnDaI 9aar til be
foreaece Stater for at pirfe 6tan9t
tine bero9renbe Qanb8m9no.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-04
SDerneS Sibler.

llnoer ben ipoafritanitearig miIte=
De mango 9oerer beres 5amilies9i6=
ler, ioet De engelIte Sropper 10 git
6aarot frem MOB oeres @aaroe, Iom
plDnoreDes elIsr afbr9notes.
5a6et al oisIe5omilie8ib!er, Gpori
Slagtens 0iitorie funotes opItrepen,
bar p9ret ct baarot Slag for Boerne,
boorfor 2oro Ro6erts bar funoet fig
fordnleoiget til at ubitets en- 9(rmes
6efaling, hbori ban inbtr9ngenoe OPP
fororer dlle W(ilit9re, iom pda en- eller
anoen Wldane er TONNE / geliDcelfe al
ida0anne 9i6ler, til at aflepere Dem
til Ell nprnere op9iogn 9loresIe, ipet
bet tilfeies, at man peo en- iadbdn
Smeoetommen h9j Gjrao oiloe pinoe
8oerernes 9elpiais % 3afnemli9Geo.
) 5olge bet iipIte Nummer al .,2(rs
MP & GdD0 Gd5ette" Innes Der Deg
life at Oere megen llOiigt til, at 2oro
Ro6erts 0pfororing Oil brinae man
ae 8i6ler frem for 8agens 2ps, ibet
9ldoet 98r cpmertIom paa, at be
tunqe gi6ler al 0}angel pua 5ransz
portmiOler fom Regel matte efters
looes, meoens be ieners. Ca bet bleo
alminoeli9t at af6ranoe @aurbene,
er fortareoe al 2uerne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-04
;SurifrGffclie / San 5ranciscu.

San Jrancisco, 3. Dug st 3OrOs
fGlp, Der pdrsoe omtrent 80 Setuns
Der, mortcoes Der / Qlftss 81. 1920.
RpItslien par af langere garisbeo,
sno Der bar b9ret erfaret mango
Qlar. Den par lite af nogen onoartet
aaratter, og man penter intet at bsre
ON iordaria9et Stape. O9iaa ira
mangfolbiee andre Steber Galifors
nisn melreg ON famine SorbrpiteIIe.
etanoforo llniperiitet 6eretter, at ben
oarebe 40 Setunoer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-04
Sapcns Sclpbeo6mmelie.

Gn al pape 2eos trofaite / Dam
mart bar Ienbt Bort 2ano" en- Fri
Operiettelie af Ss. Selli9beos Selpz
heoemmelie:
Seq bar peret 9etfaroiebeoe
5iener. jeg bar ubbofpt ldnge Sampe,
meget 9(rbeioe, 0ri1erier, liitige @ns
areb, ia, aae Slaes 5ranssler. Wien
iom 5rosns SorIparer buffer jeg IL
te unber, oe for ariiti 9iorb finoer
ieo bet lite ip9rt bperten at itulle lioe
eller at IfuIle os ber / nit 5engiel,