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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-05
StGrf oa fri,

er gog for unge Wtenb, al @eorg
Gperdro. OperIdt fra @ngelit. 3
Gnglano er ben folgt / oper $4,000
Gtsemplarer. Qf 5ororbet fplgenbe:
Den pr9biter ben glabe &riItenbpm
/ 9ob 8etpOning life ben ooerflubife
og letiinbiee men ben, Der bar Hoo
| leoenbe 3ro paa &riItus :. ="
8uosorbets friqerenbe Sanobeb Be.
lbIes 9Ogen peo talrige Gfsempler
fra bet bd9lige 9ip. 8ogen er anbes
falet of 2prO Sbafte86urp, iom flyer;
.Seg pober at regne 8ogen bldnbt be
allerbeote". Den inbebolber: Gtert
o9 fri. - 6bab er Sanbbeb. -
Den lebenoe 8git. - &riitus o9 be
unge Menb. - &enber bu bam9 -
9an fanbt bdm 9rfenens 2onb. -
De to lire. = 8ibt af fire &lapz
perlldnger. - pilen, Der forfeileoe
lit Maal. - Sm at tomme frem |
2ibet.-- 6bdb tGnter bu ON min gez
ligion? - ,llnee Menb fan fda
glabs." - ct benligt 9nfte.
il, pris flint inbb. 50c., frit tilienbt.
iin9rfer mobtdges.
Danish Luth. Publ. House,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-05
esouas Statsfapitolinm
Drgn0er.

0es' N}oines, 4. San. - Statstas
pitoliet er 8rano, Og man frpgter,
at 5abet bill bliOe tort. SlOen er
fOraariuget al en- elettriit 9raao.
Sopas Statstapitolium er anIet
for ct af De fineIte 2anbet og bar
toitet Here Dlillioner Dollars.
aegislaturens fibTte Session Oeo.
tog en- 9eOillin9 til bets 5uloFerslie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-05

Den itsrIte og TtratteIigite 3eu-
hrulntte i 9tmeritas 6iitorie funOt
6teo naitiiohe Dag / bet gamle
2(ar, ben 30. Dec. Smtring Geo
Wenueiter omtom I benne Unite.
De fsrIte 9eretninger gap 2tntallet
abeTtemt, ooer 900. st Omaha
glao giOer Ienere 2(ntalet til sol os
,6bicoQo aecoro 6eral0" til 573.
Bette glab an9iber:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-05
Ger fun JioOlcpclt.

geb en- 5orfamling / Omaha ior
at Itarte en- boom" for So6n &.
Ne6Tter til Observation-Disclosures err
tlareoe @upernpr Micteb:
,0eriom ben iamIeOe Snteresle
Re6rdffa og MeIlempeIten nogenSin'
De n9reoe en- beluobitlet pldn Rtts
ming al at tiliiOeIette S6eobore
RopIepelt for MarfSanna Ipm YrGs
lioentfonoioat, bouo Der aentagenos
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-05
13 Nara
Sra GeOar Sails, eSOiua.

@tabent S.P.66riftianien. 9lair,
g2e6r., og gora 5enien, Council
gluffs. bar / SuletiOen op6olot fig
fer 6p5 Slagtninge. Onsbag Den
%. Dec. rejite De en- Sur til 8eit
Brand, bbor 66riitianiens groOer,
G6ritian @. G6riItianien og Sole
p6ine G6riiienien 6olbt grDlup /
grubens 9tem. De n1gifte fom
3ertil Manoa9s, og faa nibt III
Deo, ogter De MT at boiette fig Ger
i6lanbt o8.
Suleaften bar Der ppntet Sulez
tra Ra3aret6 8irte, bDor en- ftor
6orfamling uf boabe fmaa og Itore
6apoe 9ibet N}DOe. 0a 3raet Ito0
i'm 9ragt me0 9lomfter og 6renoen.
De ems, mar6ereoe 8grnene tnb /
9irfen Slot, IDngenoe: Som, laO
os MI paa 8grnebiS, 0. +. b. - gaz
itor Senien 6olot en- fort Sale IL
5orIomlingen ON Suletr9et og bets
getpOning. 9erefter fremiagoe gerz
meme SuleeOangeliet, en- 8el Sfriftz
iprog og @ers og lang nogle Sans
ge. 9erefter uOoeltes @a0er I'll imaa
o9 fore, Og aGe 6ilite binanoen meO
9nitet om en- gleoelig og peliignet
Sulefeit. S5uleodq oprdnOt me6 Sns
o9 9uloe. 8i 6apbe @ubstjeneTte
6ormiboag og 9tften. Sa, tatfst
Oare 6erren for lit SuIebub.
2gr0ag often ben 26. 8ecbr.
df6ol0t Hatoretb Menigfeo 1T 2tars=
mp6e. Sil Stnrelie for bet toms
menbe Qtar oal9tes: $. GlauIen,
Wldbs 8oIff, 2lnoreas Smiot, Niels
2tnberien og Riels glielien. 8e fprfts
neonte 4 bleo genoalgt. 3il g3epi=
iorsr buIgtes 9ans 6anTen, 66ri-
titan Subj og Soban qeterien. Sill
Sfoletomite Dalgtes Sens aro9, pes
ter auben, SIR. Subj, ). Socumien.
$. Senien, Mrs. q. g2ielien, Nirs.
2(riloien, M}innie 9fasmu8ien %
Mrs. 2t. Smiot. st 9ar Spprqs-
maal df @igtig6eb, fOm trangte til
mere SperDeielIe, blep 6enlaqt til ct
fenere paatGntt Menig6eOsmpbe.
S Sgnba95 reifte gamle Sgren
Q(nberTen til gebar 9fapios for at
beIp9e i'm berboenbe Spn, 6nis 6u-
itru ligger aIborlig ibg.
S iiOite ll9e afgit gamle S.
9obIen, 5rebsbiGe, beb 9cben. Be
grapellen fanbt Steb Spnoa9s pla
5rebsbille Sirtegaaro.
: Mr. s. q. 8open (Uldler), Der
for en- 5-6 Wiaaneoer iioen 6lep
inbiat paa 0aareanitdlten / Snbe=
penbence, er Manbags afgaaet oeo
0eben, og bans Gig tom 5irsoags
Der til 8ben. 8egrabelien foregit
Onsougs fra bans 6iem pit for 5lO-
ben. =
= @labeIig Sui og ct 9obt gnt=
aar enfes ale 8labets Solbere %
bets ltogipere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-05
Nof cit Sernbaneulpffe.

Sra @ranb aapiOs, Mi6. berettes
Der ON en- ifreftelig lllptte paa pere
Observation-Disclosures 2. SuleOags @fs
ten. % brabtes, og 20 iuurebes.
4arIag.n til lllbften bar, at ben
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-05

0et oor Sroquois M 5eater, It
If 6bicagos fneitc og beoite, Der gap
en- MISUNDERSTANDING. Der bar
ffd9s G6icago glabe en- 3ilIfuers
flare paa omtring 1900 Menneiter.
Nibt unoer 6oreitiainsen lttte Unit
ZEN.
Sloen ubbrpb paa ectnen. De
FerIte geretninger lso pao, at bet
par et ,calcium fight" pda Scenen,
Der etIplooereoe og antGnte bet me
get let;an9eIige StOf Der.
6ooie 5oD, 6ormanoen for Stue-
FpiIerne, traaote itrdts frem for ben
sr9tildgne 5orlamling og foriitreoe,
at Der par ingen 5are, o9 enonu
mems ban talte, foripgte man at
noe bet ilofaite 2lsbeItostappe neo,
men bet areb fat Oeb ben enc Sioe
% tun6e life ldoes BELT neo.
: matte 9ieblit 6reo Rsg ng
5lammer frem 6duoe gennem Gee
nsns 9opbue og unoer 5eppet, fg
ferenb en- Ulanb eaer aOinbe tunoe
reife fig fra fit SGbe, etsplooereoc
10 @dsbeboiOere, og bele 2oftet /
Huoitoriet par ct sslommebdb.
gu begpnbte ben melt fortOiplecs
Ramp for 2ipet. Str9t greb ulle
NGno, Spinber o9 9ern tpmpeoe
Fom biloe Dpr for at reooe aiOct
Smaab6rn falbt fra Meores oplefs
trbe arme for | neIte 3teblif at tnns
Ies unber ben fremIformenoe Wldss
ies 5sbber. piger taitebt fig fra
8dltonerne og lou tnuite og bsenos,
Enbtil ab9lning sjOrbe Gnbe pda
oeres @lenbigbeb.
Sber 1000 Menneifer / Orteitres
fnberne, Iom bdnbe let Qlbgang ii
uOgangene, flap berfra meo Qibet,
men be fieite of oem tditsbs fra fig
Dbertsj, 6at, og bpub fom belit. Der
fpntes at beIb9re bem beres Stamp
FOR 2iOet.
Oct bar iI9r pad @alerierne, at
Dettns Gngel ubferte iii frpgteliee
Bert. Hggen og 6ldmmerns. fom
FamIebs fig Der. sreb Soft, for be bar
ia 5dren bebibIt. Wlen bo Jarens
getDDning gil op for bem, tams
peoe be for 9ibst iom bilbe 0br,
men meb ben beObringenbe Reg oe
Ds omtring bem bar be inb6plleoe
ct fulbfenbigt Msrte, og Der bar
ingen Rebning.
abinberne paa 9alerierne bar be.
gebet enbper G6ance til 3eoning.
De mebte beres 9eb, mems be enos
MI FAB | beres S9ber. Der fonea
les be me6 forfulIsbs Sanber tlam.
rsbe iii Seberne, fOm be bdpbe fate
bet, 6a Sfratfen sreb bem. Inert
babbe magtet at tomme ub al Ga
berne for at falbe og nebtrampes
@anaene. Deb Gront llbgdngen leo
eieens I 9bnge paa z 8 Sob bb5
Oct bar ct frbgteligt Sbn. Sta
te M9nb, fom bar bante til
Debss og gbelaggef'es5csner
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-05

er ble0en ertlaret, fau itpnner De nu,
at bet er umuli9t at reaIiIere ben"
@uoerneren forIitreOe, at aooIes
pelts Majoritet Rebr. bill blioe mel
lem 10000 og 10000.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-05

itarte gli53ar0 bapbe 6lait en- Sig
nallpgte uO. 8elegruFiten 6abOe Ts!!
pen 6renOe to Minuter 5oroejen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-05
Ct. Peter8borg er man
mere optimiftiff.

Sban96ui, 8. San. atnefite
arDoTere ber for6ereber fla til attip
3jeneIte. De tager QtmmuniIion "a
5orplejnin9 omborb og bill bente ber
for n9rmere Orbre.
3ilitpnber Sanbting.
3otio, 3. San. - &rig meb Ru3s
lano betrogtes Der iom uunbgadlig,
og PreSIen ltpnber pad, at &rigen
lfdl begbnOe8.
QlQe Banter til6agebolber beres
qenge, og man tror, at bet bibrsrer
fra officiel 8efaling, Hegeringcn
bar fuIbfprt 2lrrangementet for
5ransportering df 5rppper og 6ors
pleining, Og Solicit oenter roligt paa
llboitlingen. Sra Berlin ubIpreber
man frembeles optimiItiIfe getrdgts
ninger, bbiItet man forbapies oper t
Totio.
$ bipIomatiife arebTe | g! @es
tersborg Denter man, at s H. 8
Spar paa Sapans ,,Rotp
gibet en- af Odgene,
babe Farlise yelaer
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-05
Omfrin9 ps0 600 11lennelfyr
omfommer.
SrauO 9rOquois M Scater Gbicaso CT Qariagcn
gImerifas Og en af GerOcns tDrltc StatcrulDf
Slanot Oe ifrGa8n Siliturc ualOer DC rD9tesie Sner
MGuO, aunOer 90 Born brGnOrr. uGlcs % rampes b

tt oige til6a9e. 2ltter % after preOeDt
De at itaffe fig 2(Ogang til Den pDer
tie 8rdppe. mems be 9re6 beer andre
ON Qlrmen, o9 De graO Iom imaa
9ern, gennemrpitebe af boao De iaa.
"a Gbgtet ON lllptten IpreOtts
9ben, Itr0mmeoe 5Oli, bpis 9u=
ftruer og 9ern BAR gaaebe til Gfter=
ooagsunoerboloningen, til 3eatret
meo blege 2tniigter ginene 6linOeOe
al 6alofrosne 3aarer, og iom raIenz
Dc noraa6te be Qapnene paa bem, be
ibgte Uange Al Rem fanbt berss
tore frelite, mea 5aibtda6eiisc, !
nerli9genoe gutiffer % 6oteller
2(nore fanot Dem 6lanot be osDe,
genfenbte oe0 Dele al oeres qaa.
deonina ct 6alftfortuaet 6aar-
6aano, en- Sfo eaer ct Smptfe. Q(t=
ter andre ip9te og bleO peo at isee
forgeoes for tiliioit at foroisie ii9
om. at oeres Qipslptfe for Tteoie bar
ta6t.
5or be operleoenbe iaareoe tpm
Der mart 6ialp. Sra gpen5 500
teGer tom Der 2ager og Spgeplejcr
tier meo 2(mbulancer. 9r9iter %
6arnbjertige Seitre foo oem trolig
Of tiligemeo en- 6el crop of TENT.
oilliae &oinoer. iaa Der mart bI,0
Isrget for De lioenoe pda beoite
Uladoe.
\
5lere af StueipiIerne, 3eatrets
getiente og Gjere er bleoen arrelteres
be, og Der getes MI llnberiegelisr
anaaaenoe ben eqentlige 2tarIag til
lllbtten. 9pgningen bar Iom neont
M. og ben bar af be ilofaite (firsz
prooD. Wlen bet i1nes nu life at
bethbe meget. Der bar iad me9et
| ben, iom lite bar ilofalt: Draperi,
aulisier og 51pper pou Scenen,0
torationer ober bet belle, 5olteres
alGber O.I.p. S Blot en- balO Sncs
Dlinuter bleb bet frbgtelige Bert uoz
fsrt.
Uldn mener, at bet bar Qabnin1
at 5rontosren og liseIad Qlbning at
en- gagbsr fra Scenen, efter at 81
ben bar ubbrubt, Der foraarfaseoe
8ennemtr9t, Iom baaoe for6inbrene
qsbeItost9ppet at rulls neb %
gaO Rarins til Slben. Men alt
bliber MI unberiegt.
lllbtten bill iittert tisns til, at Der
6erefter life alene | Gbicago, men |
iterre 9ber ober belle 2dnbet bliper
fert 9illpn meb ofentlise SorlbiteIs
iesdnitdlter. Wlen al Oct er for
Tent at fate grenben til, ndar Bar
net er orutnet.
x Il
WleO bet Iamme itaI pi efter Sc
mdba Bee" gibe en- OberIigt oper
@eroens itsrite 3eater=lllbtter:
Q(ntal omfomne.
QmTterbam d772) - 800
SaragosIa, Spanisn G772 - 1000
paris, palais HopalQ781 - 500
6opO 0'STtra, gIIterriG d794) 1000
ct. petersburg 1886 - 800
aanton aina 1845) -1760
2e9born, Se6apn peb Mibbels
baOet 1867) 100
9rootlDn G876) - 300
Wien, ging 9eater G884) - 500
Mabras, Snoien 1887 -- 400
paris, 5beater 6omique d887) $50
Greter, @ng, 8beuter giopnl
IN $3.50 $50
e0''' gOrtusal d888) : 100
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-05
sSaren for 6risoofier.

s Sotto mener man, at
Q m men teb life fan
un b goas.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-05

Nleb bet Iamme itaI Oi efter Sc
ma6o Bee" 9ipe en- OOeriigt oper
@eroens Itsrite 3euterslllbtter
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-02-27

= wsntsr vny ns r,>. away
and cc-'t come home Rsalr az fav-
Bot. ~n~. Z cry 20 pss rin 90
Looks dow- arS says. >lW Tat 20
know
fou mischief you vitr eyes rf hrowu.
Tnei POPS Just sof 20 80 50 fovn.
"a hat shall o-fns your rcl slsf vs1t
i-.l come home o. tousr oate.
AID you'n nnd aut Why lop away
iu - an uauEzer owe az Jay
And th-n - aim 90 FOR
Know kcrtet hlngs in .f ~ ar1 nr.
( W-sh though De 4 cut eut fnst srisl
% baby tax r. makes me Feel
Ike I am 49, babe vou know
Aaf waa N-aresl t9go weeks ago
Re savai I'm iot 20 make - nnEF
To Nhlch COS BABY fancy cNrgs
Hut ~hy - aas to g. away
To make ths thing he 1oesr say
n he can make a popcorn ba...
Ard laTv crarEea and AL
AZ al Be -c-s t~~r1 .isr he -
f. a. 90 maze fhem r.xat here nF we.
bnt > raps ne thinks RAJ 4 RI zrf .rn
Iusf how - mAkes rirr fhlnxs for ne.
Arf ( wigff rsfr vrn.e of 200
Arl rst and -auae a a.E fa-la
Tn wfsf e calls nN "flnmv ans
Just make him wax 3D. hent re band
But nov NJ hunsr1-f forget
m srar@t wah wesr Fet
- ~ Lewis la Houston Pest
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-02-27
WHY CIGA COME UNROLLED.
They Get Twisted I'm one Direction
IA the Factory aud in Another
by Smokers.

"ll is an everyday occurrence 10 hear
men complain OF poorly made cigars.
said well-known tObacconist one day
last week In discussing the matter with
one OF his patrons. according 20 the Phil
adelphia Record. 1t is not always be-
cause cigar is indi1erently OF badl y
made that the wrapper curls up and
comes OF. Very much oftener this comes
from the cigar having been rolled by A
makers left hand and later smoked from
the hand OF a right-handed man.
All cigarmakers must use both
hands equally well. and economy. both
in time and material. is the prevailing
rule in the tobacco factories When a
piece Of tobacco is cut from the wrap
per IL is cut on the bias. and rolled from
left to right on the filler. and at the
same time by the other hand the remain
ing pieces are used being necessarily
rolled in the opposite way. For this
reason the man who holds cigar in bis
right hand. which always receives a few
twists during the course OF a smoke
rubs the wrapper the wrong way. and
easily enough it becomes loOsened-"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-02-27
sTATUETTB HAS TWO EYES.
Engiish Art Experts Are Deceived by
Marble Presentment OF
Lord Nelson.

The Royal United Service institution
OF England. which controls the naval
and military museum, appealed recent
ly for subscriptions 20 purchase a statu-
cite OF Nelson said TO have been present
ed 10 Nelson by George III.
The statuette was examined by ex-
perts who declared Il early nineteenth
century work OF great artistic value.
King Edward subscribed $125. the
prince OF Wales $50 and the statuette
was purchased. Now IL comes out that IL
was modelled only two years ago by
Richard Garbe. an art student. for a
patron who supplied him with old prints
and details Garbe says he cannot un-
derstand how experts imagined that 4,
was a ststuette OF early nineteenth cen
tury work. as he adopted a device re-
Gently discovered OF cutting a crescent
In each eye 10 cast a shadow TO add TO the
expression. The statuette. which pur-
ported TO have been presented 70 Nelson
ss a memento OF the battle or the Nile
represents Him ss having two eyes, Al.
thcEsh he lest ens four years eetsy,
tAss bsssie
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-02-27

81 asked Wellington" wrote Lord
EIlesmsre. whether De had ever made
any rough computation OF the nun Der
OF guns he had taken In var No.
he said. but I should guess somewhere
about 5000. took prod gioas auAR-
uty az OpoFto and The wAole Frene0 Bat
tsrins train AZ Ctucsd Rodrigo. and kf
yittoria snd Waterloo TOOK every gaa
they hAd IN tie Said. WAL Aewsxsr.
10 nsss sSsrssFsksss7. SsSs Isx 60
q nx AcAs ....l
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-02-27
CrvstalIisea r.ar.

A tear from the eve Of white Der.
son is composed OK water. sat. SOFA
phosphats OF soca and 1ucUs. Fron.
the eye OF an African the elsm~ats ron.
posing the tear are iouEc 20 DC thcs sam.
As that OK whits. With The sing g ~
eeptioR Of ne phosphate of Sc ~
with the rodition OF 8 slisbt rae ~ -r,.
moniA Esximos aAc films %.
ed tears. but wh-- tbsy co
say they ere exceed hg.s sslty 10
terestins 10 ROW tkaI tue cAsrlca.
mens In the CagcEs.an tear arrsr
themselves into particles that .uO
hsn bones under a mllroscop-
from A ussro's tear iorm rur
while the same process of ete
leaves the chem.~~'s ir sr
tear In the shape of foT
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-02-27
COLOR LINE ON STOCK Farm
ta4aAsa nr~s4sr VIII Rai.s Noa@ Sal
NAits Aain.l.-Ha@ Othsr
Uaiase Edsza-

A stcck farm a. nnaEuA In makeup a.
U 10 Ia methods is Rosemount. ons mile
cAst o( hillersvils. Ind. says the Indi-
AAApOlis News. The farm 70 swnsa And
OpsrRtsd oy CAArles J buchanan Ross-
nosAt farm consists of 20 acres. and il
sistsr farm OF RossdAls. Mr Bu-
chAEAn became possessed OF RoesmouLl
thros years ago. and Immediately be-
g1n a movement % MAKE "a q forem0st
Hoosier sJock farm. His rrst thought
was 20 make the place unique. and ne
began buying stock that VA az white
To-day Rossmount stock farIn ia The
home OF white animals. from various
kinds of fowls 20 white Psrchcron
horses and white AngorA goAtA
Mr. buchanan has adopted an ortginlt
plan OF indicating he birth Of stocE
on his farm ne bsgAa raising stock Ia
1900. and az animals that nrst aAw ne
nEht OF DAY IN that year recsivsd naules
beginning with A Ths plan applies "a
al pedigrsec stock. His Denmark sd
de st2lliOn voR the utls of Adam q Al
year. A pair OF mares OF the list OF 1906
were named Amber and AlphA Ia.
next year the names applied we're sucl
as Bsruice. Beaumont. Barry. etc. I. 4
tne iatention OF Mr.. Buchanan 10 carr,
Out the plan through The coming years
and he nnds 10 Easy 20 recall tns axe
a ais stock by the names given.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-02-27

T. remarked the younger politician
proudly have had 30 babies named
after me It will - a long line before
my name is forgotten
1T Wiu be a longer time before mine
s." retorted me second politician. I
have had a brand ~ cigars named after
me-and smoked one lf Will Do fully
100 years before they sre smoked up
Il ar any Judge ~ tobacco r-C Cincin-
natl Times-Sfar
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-02-27

Canada wishing % give a ChinRman
whom BE- exported 20 the United States
change u climate put him IN a refrfE
orator car The campAraflve midness
OF The later atmosphere. remarks ths
Louisville Herald. proved iRtal 20 ths
celestial
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-02-27
bacteria In the BnIs.

Prof Black, OF Wisconsin. declares
that there are 81. .s97 .432 bacteria on
one dollar bill. We knew the number
was large. remarks the Washington
Post, but could never keep the bill long
enough TO complete the count
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-02-27
ExcuaabIe.

Mr.. Joseph Gotobed resides In Kansas.
A man with that name. remarks the
Chicago Record Herald. might almost
be pardoned II he exhibited disposition
TO lie around.
Wsms2's business Directory.
Business women of Boston have had
: new honor thrast upon them. namely,
hat Of having . directory OF their very
,wn. Not . mans name appears In any
IKht- But II does show women engaged
n occupations which many believe TO
. soasrofls< exclusively by men. In
Hok the book reveals that woman can
Just about everything that is werth
oing ~ all. And OF course they do IL
ell. TAs busines wonens directory
lsy be called IA snlixhtsains - veal
interesting work and IN time nay "a
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-02-27

The Esaimo sAS,.s Lo--l.E ss5sr-
Wsri4's WorN. The careless white . 49,
drops a Rail or throws away a brOsen
tool or empty tobacco can. TAsss are
seisse With svidity oy the Eskizos. wao
convert tAsn late articles more % lass
aSecal
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-02-27

building new Offices ia front OF
the factory. During the process OF
erection an unoccupied dwelling house
was rented and the manager. the
cashier. draughtsman and Mae Neil
son. stenographer. recently added 10
the payroll OF the company. were in
stalled therein.
The latter derived much amusement
from the novelty OF pursuing ONCE
duties amid such domestic surround
ings. She insisted on referring TO the
rooms hy their original names. and
the other empioyes soon followed suit
After a few days 30 lli not cause
u-hter 10 hear that the draughts-
man was in tie Kitchen. tle cashier
the parlor. ami The bookkeeper in
the hall The dining room was -
served for the manager who was ab-
sent from the city when the ofices
were moved.
pantry. an unusually large one with a
window looking on fower garden
The shelves made convenient recep-
tacies for ofice supplies
When John Alberts. -he manager.
returned from his trip he Immediately
asked the bookkeeper where the ste
nographer was.
"She Is in the kitchen" replied the
bookkeeper. abstractedlv
Where" asked the astonis shed
manager. Then suddenly compre-
hending the plan OF the house. he
grinned and passed on 20 The last
room. where be found bis stenog
rapher engaged in making a crock OF
lemonade. For. on the arst warm
day. she had organized lemonade
/ fund box and contributions thereto
/ had been generous
She looked up expecting 20 see the
cashier bnt when she saw the ~un-
spproachabie boss" as the bookkeeper
called him. she was covered with mo
mentarv confusion. AS Tor Alberts.
himself he had scarcely glanced A. the
new stenoeranher before. During the
few times ne had dictated letters tc
her ne had not been conscious OF what
manner OF woman mirht be- bending
over the notes. aad az the close OF the
dictation he had always quickly
walked away Now he critically
scanned the dark. curling ashes. n,
delicate skin. the scarlet lips and ths
beautiful eyes
Would YOU not like a glass o
Lemonade" she asked. courteously. re
covering her seif-possession.
He w0ult 20 was a very warm da,
and he was thirsty
II know It's out OF hours" he said
after finishing second glass OF thl
refreshing drink ~but could YOU tax,
letter now. Miss" He failed q
recall her name
Certainly" she replied Com
into the pantry. and She led the va,
10 her Once
Little wrinkles of mirth crept int
: the corners OF his eye.
so YOU work In the pantry Il
sit here in the window he said. a
! ne looked about 4or a chair
He mechanically ii-,ated the lette
. while ne kept his eyes and attentio
! riveted on the golden-croWned head S
daintily poised over the book As h
rose 20 leave he room a little bunc
OF spring blossoms on her desk caugt
:, his eye and he found himself wonde
!, ing whether the bOokkeeper or cashie
had presented them
The manager came down early
the office the next morning but nj
stenographer was already there. p
1, saw her gloves end parasOl in the PAL
trv he went into the kitchen an
= chancing 20 loon out OF the windoy
saw her bending over flowerbe
Iloosenine the earth and removir
weeds. He was quickly al her sid
"Ie. me do hat" ne said takir
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-27
SITUATION IN PHILADELPHIA.
Sudden Thaw Converted Streets Into
Rivulets-Wires Inactive.

PHILADELPHIA. December 27.-Traffic
of every sort was badly hampered during
the early hours today by a dense fog which
settled over the city and vicinity during
the night The mist came with a rise in
temperature, accompanied early last night
by drizzle of rain which fell during the
entire night. A heavy thaw resulted and
this, following the two and one-half days
of snowfall, has converted the streets into
rivulcts and has rendered walking both
disasreeable and dangerous.
The train service is irregular and COM
muters residing in the suburbs were late in
arriving at their places of business
The ferry boats between this city and
Camden were unable to travel according to
schedule.
The maritime exchange reports its wires
from this city to the Delaware Breakwater
and intermediate reporting stations in
trouble. 1t is believed, however, that many
vessels are In the harbor at the BreakWater
awaiting better weather. No vessels had
arrived at this port up to 10 o'clock.