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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-01
Moto8 al
Wlterbo9en.

9etie llbtOg at ben / Danman
f~OrOrbnebe Qlterbos. boori aft n
ubelabt, fom fino.s | airtelalmtbsp
gen, fsrer hi M pao Eager.
0a bet er lanet betbemmert d
IRE meb fig enb Ielpe Q~lterbogen. eas
ner bet fig farlist for bore bunf
umeritanffe praftsr. s imutt iou
QIterbinb zoe. netto.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-01

ianieliee 9boelier; men btn innbt.
pariet @lnbe finoes enc / 99rligbes
rem; tbi Den er en- llbitraaIen At
SUBS 99ien. Som a~nrligbe0sn
%potftr. potter @labm; 10 s,rs one
Observation-Disclosures bliper, bes msrt
omfatienbe blioer @laoen. gr aars
liabeoen aate. oa breber Zen fig VI
til Den gdnite Meuneitebeo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-01

IS. Or onrdh
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-01
:. 8.. qRpurah

Den ianbe aarligbeb er aloria
ulptfelig. ielo ON UienneIiene idlcsr
Oen Iaa, ielo ON Den itte mpotr @tna
t~erligbeo. Ban bet ei iaa, mnnttf
10 SUB / 0imlen pare nlnttelig; ff
Ran elTter Menneftene % inner. nt
iad ofte ei 8enferliQbeo hos benz
Zen Ionbe a9rliebto bar i'm 9lrot
/ ia ielp; tbi Def CT bens SaiigFs
at elite. Men feraf fsl9er ogidd-
at Den aItib isIer. ben er / 8alo til
ZEN, Der elites. BET Part en- Q6gtefTlt
ct Barn, Ell Ben eaer en- 9enin0t.
vi Il anbet @9ien bar bragt big til
at elite, bar fremtdlbt aGrli9beh
bos big. fsles al big. % BET meo Ret
te, ion en- iaa umaaoeIi9 itor 9tls
qerning. At ou fsler. at. bpao cu
eno osr, bil ou altio blipe Stplbs
ner, % Del ON en6o9ida bin aarIis4
Deb meoes meb aulbe % QigsgpIs
oig6eo. al Iano aarliobeb bar i Fs
Telp i'm @eliioneIie. i'm @laoe, Fr
Saligbeb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-01
Str9f Din 500.

Straf bin Sob
Sremab, irem meo irelbi9t Moo,
Bort mee ale oe9e 3rgmme,
Sipr DIT mo / 1roens 5smme,
Drill al 9iusts Sulltinsiirsmme,
I'll bet iloner / fit Blob!
puapf bit grpiil
&c pan 9iuet irit og Init,
Jplb meo frilfe Buff bin 9unse,
4ar Of Stopsns 5usl at ijunsel
". bet !st.s, at BET tnnse:
Spus bet uo meo pnabets Rsitl
On / Slot
gner optic = lise soot!
Blot / 9iertet 9ueu tanbes.
gunsn sues, 8illen i%penoes,
aroften prsues, lao BET tenoes,
I'd of frem til no9et soot.
Stol pna CUB,
DIN bet sno ier broset ubl
On iaa bele 8eroen clipper:
Tu tan flare ale Slipper.
Nnar DOR 6erre fun er clipper,
% ou Rrli9 boloer uo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-01

Roaz saisrps senoenoer fig til 5olt, Der
0<sssn | 1loset. enten for at tgbe hos
I'm sIr Fvx at faa Cplnsninser om bet
Mertsrebe. bebes be aItio omtale, at be foa
Veertisiemeutet | bette 8lnb. Oct oil o9rs
- ssnfhis Rntte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-01

aQrfiq6kben qaar no pae
at 9ribe bet geoite. Der er / ct Nens
neite; ben timber en- QGbeliten / 4s:s
rem, bpor andre fun fadr Siene os
Sorb.
~. o. .. ginbeg6st1
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-01
Tra 3ejien

Som meobelt Der / glaoet par
Sfolens DIRECTION % Samfunbets
airferado after iamIet ber / Blair
fsrit i 5ebruar. Def liner 10 mob
5oraar. iaa bet galoer ON mart at
tanne faa beapnpt paa9nggedrbejbst
BED Sfolen. Uien 3oruoi9tninqea
for Denne gegpnoelie mangleoe enbs
MI = De $4,000 por life fulot iu6
ftriberet. og for Summen er fulo, r
Der 10 ilet intet iitret. 8ette er - /
5orbigaaenbe iagt en- ubmGrtet
8efiemmeIis; til ioa faar Ri oo enten
noget e1er intet. og e1ers tunbe man
gerne unoer De ofte friItenbeO mitGns
oig6eDer gerne friites til at gaa trat.
for tiblig.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. maatie aft
iaa fortiattes, og bet falot / min
Sob after at tomme ub at rejie, Og
fra 6enne min Rejfe er bet, ieg tam
Ter paa at meboele ct % onbet.
8 Urban bet gaar meb Subifriptioz
men, ffuf. ieg iibsn berstte Om. Ser
ffdl ieg forels6ig fun fgs, at BET
gadr iebnt sobt, og Der er ilet life
@runb til at nare dnbet enb uo5t
6ad6 ON, at Madiei ial Mas, ca
oeIao inben ret fengs.
Omaha
bor man 3ejies fsrIte Maol. SCR
jeg rejfie hjsmmefru, bsrts jeg ON, at
Yaitor Gbriitionien. bort Sdmfunbs
5ormonb, bar bleben plubielig fpg
Seq fonbt BAN bog oben Senee, men
raft bar ban life. Def bar Senbd>
gen forub, ban mibt unber fin pres
oifen bar bleben rant df ct Slbebes
finbenbe, faa ban bar nsbt til at
flute og sda til Senes. 9an bar
after | COB 8ebrine, men ubtalte
ben 5%ormening, at ban bleb nsbt til
at unberfaite Zig en- lansere 29gebss
Gambling.
Mrs. Gbriftiunien bar beller life
raft, og bsres minbite Ssn, Sofef,
laa til Sengs, oe Der bar al Sanbs
fbnligbeb for, at ban, ben fife Stofs
Tel, fom bar baret opsreret eenGang,
after MATTE undertakes Operation.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-01
.0aniferen"

Wiper i.nbt hi eubitribenter, inbtiI ub
wsttefts DpRetlis mot taees Of uo9ioerne
- al 0oIl q betnlt, / Onerensitemmelie
ues - 8srtnebe Staters 9olIone.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-29
ILLINOIS CONFERENCE OPENS
Fifty Third Annual Meeting Is
Begun at Litchfeld.

Er-pr-RI.rc SPECIAL
Iitchheld. Ill. Sept 3.-The fifty-third
annual meeting of the Southern Illinois
Conference Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church began a six days session in the
First NJ E. Church OF this city this morn
ing.
The session was called to order at 3
O'Clock by the Reverend James Newton
Eason. pastor OF the First II. E Church
OF this city. who introduced Bishop c. c.
McCabe OF Philadelphia. who administered
the sacrament Of the Lords Supper.
The address OF welcome on behalf of the
city was made by Mayor W. J. King. and
on behalf Of the Ministerial Association OF
the city by :he Reverend F. NJ. Keller.
pastor of lions Evangelical Church. Bish-
op McCabe responded and there followed a
roll call OF ministers.
There are 90 Methodist preachers in at
tendance. During the afternoon a recep-
ton was held and reports from the vari-
Gus districts received. At .. m. the Rev.
erend z. n. Randall of Chicago delivered
an address upon the anniversary of the
Epworth League. and at 4 pentecostal
services were conducted by the Reverend
F. NJ. Van Treez.
Tonight the anniversary OF the Church
Extension Society was celebrated. the ad-
dress of the evening being delivered by
Doctor H. G. Jackson OF Chicago.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-29
FORGED" LETTER
Is EXPLAINED.
New York Evening Post Con
fesses 1t First Printed Epistle
as One Roosevelt Might
Well Have Written.

New York. Sept. .s.-The letter alleged
to have been received by Michael ]. Don
nelly. the leader Of the meat strike. pur-
porting to be one held by President Rocse-
Welt was copied from an editorial in the
New York Evening Post OF August l.
The Evening Post says: The letter ap-
pcared as an editorial in the Evening
Post Of August ]. and was explicitly stated
TO be o letter which the President might
have written with advantage 10 himself
and his country"
In other words II was confessedly an
Imaginary letter for the sake OF trying out
certain things in the meat strike
The Evening Post also says:
We had no thought. of course. of being
able TO MIKE even a presentable imita-
ticn Of the Presidents literary style. and
as the article was at the time commented
upon and reproduced somewhat extensive
~ in the press, We never dreamed of Its
ever coming to figure as campaign FOR
gerry"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-29
POLITICAL
DEMOCRATIC
PRIMARY ELECTION.
POLITICAL

Once Of the Board Of Election Commits
etoners. ST. Louis. Mo-. Sept 9TH. lG4.-
r ursuan. to notice given By the peT mo
Twelfth Congressional District OF Mis-
souri,. being the managing and controlling
committee Of said District; the Board O.
mary election OF the Democratic Party In
said District on September 30th. 1908. be-
tween the hours Of one o'clock and eight
deiegates TO the Democratic Congressional
Convention TO be held II the Eagie'e Hall.
27as Pine street in the City OF st. Louis:
nominating a Democratic candidate for
the office OF member Of Congress In said
District. and for the purpose Of s!ecting
tee tee from each ward in said District.
= The Board OF Election Commissioners
hereby designstes the following polling
places for said Primary Election;
Fourth Ward.
First Dis,rtct.PIecinets !. ,. T. Polling
pses s,I 50 r ss W.;s s.nsss Poll.
ing zss place. 80 II ~ %isss Ss:a. ~
FRS, pis;ne,1PTss,nes. !. :. 4. s. Polling
Disss Second 81 p r. @.lPSs 10 Poll
ing place No .; f1sss Wan street
rd Fin; P Ps.ss s:u's
ro sfasaG pl.es 60 rs esoa.:aa .s:na. l. "
ing place. No. l0t Armstrong avenue
Second Dis;rct-Precinets .. Q. ?. 10. u. u.
Polling place No. 21gl Hickory street
Fourteenth Ward.
First Dis;rfc,-Precincts l. Z .. 4. 5. Poll
ing place No. 100 South Fifteenth street
Second Diftrict-Precincts 7. g. .. 10. IL Poll
.nr place No 236 Market street
Fifteenth Ward.
First District-Precinots !. ?. ,. 4. 5. Foil.
ing place No. 1896 BIddis street.
Setond pis:-ict-Precincts .. 8. $, 10, IL Poll
ing place No 2Ol5 Morgan street.
Twenty-SecOnd Ward.
First p!sir.ct-Precincts ]. 3. 4. ). ]. g. Poll
ting place. No. 1l3 North Twenty-;hird street
Second Observation-Disclosures 6. D. 10. II. II. H.
Polling place. No. 40 North Claiming avenue.
Tvventy-Th1rd Ward.
FIRST pistr.ct-Precincts I. T. ;. T. s. Q. :.
Polling place. No. 2Sk2 Manchester avenue.
second nistrict-Pr.cincts s. 2. 10. II. l.. Il.
Polling place No. sos Manchester avenue
Twenty-Fifth Ward.
Firs. Dissr!ct-Prec.ncts .. 9. .. 10. II. Il. y.
Polling place. Nc. s13 North sarah streef.
Second Districf-Precincts /. : ;. 4. 5. 6. Poll
ing place. No. 1876 Clayton avenue
In witness whereof the said Board Of
Election Commissioners has caused this
notice to be signed by its chairman, at
tested by its secretary. and its official
seal affixed at office in 81. Louis. No.. this
the 9th day Of September. 1904
JAS. McCAFFERY, Chairman
Attest John EllspeTmaun. Jg.. Secretary.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-29
WILLARD RECEIVES SWORD.
Hero of Cuban Campaign Is Hon
ored by Missouri.

" SPECIAL.
kirksville. Mo-. Sept. IA public re-
ception was given to Lieutenant Arthur
Lee Willard In Memorial Hall. A. s. O..
this afternoon. and the presentation Of the
sword provided him by the Missouri Legis-
lature at the last session took place g
N Pickler made the presentation speech
On the sword was engraved the follow
ing:
Presented to Lieutenant Arthur Lee
Willard. u. s. N. by the State of Missouri,
In recognition of his bravery in planting
the hrst American flag on Cuban soil. at
Dianaga, CardeEes Bay. on May II. 1885
T. l. Rubey j. J. Heffner, Warren Ham,
ilton. W. T. Stephenson. Commissioners"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-29
CITY UPHELD IN SUIT TO
CHANGE LINDELL BOULEVARD.
Judge Foster Decides That Civic
Beauty Il . Necessity in
Legal Sense.

Circuit Judge Foster yesterday sustained
the action Of the city in seeking to enforce
the ordinance providing for making Lin
dell boulevard. between Grand avenue and
Kings highway. boulevard. in fact as
well as name
The city brought suit against Frank r.
Rice and others. comprising the owners
of the property on both sides OF the street.
between Grand avenue and Kings high
way. and others interested in the prop
erty, to have three commissioners ap-
pointed to assess the damages incident TO
the change.
TIE property owners filed demurrers,
claiming that, under the law. the property
could not be condemned unless for a pur-
pose that was a necessity.
Judge Foster held that the establish
ment of a boulevard was a necessity, in
view of the fact that il contributed to the
beauty of the city. and that IL was a duty
to have a city as beautiful as possible.
He oyerruled the demufrefs, and also q
motion to have the case dismissed.
The ordinance providing for the change
went into effect in June, 1902. 1t is stated
in the petition. The suit was filed in
March, 1903. 1t will come up for hearing on
its merits at the October term Of court.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-29
OPENS LINE TO SALT LAKE.
Postal Now Has Three Routes to
Pacific Coast.

Denver. Colo. Sept. es.-william H. Ba-
ker. vice president and general manager
OF the Postal Telegraph Cable Company.
and f. J. Nally. general superintendent OF
the Western division Of the company. were
here to-day for the purpose of opening up
the new postal line TO Salt Lake. which
will give the company three direct lines 10
the coast They departed for Salt Lake
tonight. where final ARRANGEMENTS for an
Office will be made. II will be several days
before the line is opened for general BUSH
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-29
Phy.ici.. Hopes tor Reeovery.

Mrs. Louisa Rieger and Miss Esther RE
ger. mother and daughter. vino were
burned Tuesday in the explosion Of gaso-
line at their home. No. 3617 st. Louis ave-
nue., were resting easily last evening. and
Doctor Max Hempel. who ID attending
them. has hopes that both may recover.
Hiss Rieger, who was burned in An effort
70 save her mother, sustained the most Sc
we're injury.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-29

Henry CIews. the banker. will have
in the next Republic Magazine nm
elaborate article on the Increased
pr0d1ction of gold and its effects.
There II an amusing story by Opie
Read and another Of Marie Corelli's
fFcnchanf essays.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-29

Henry CIews, the banker. will have
in the next Republic Magazine nm
elaborate article On the increased
pr0duction Of gold and its effects.
There IL IN amusing story by Op1e
Read and another of Marie Corclli's
tReAoh00t essays.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-29
SPEAKING DATES
A. AnaoaaceA ~ the
DEMOCRATIC
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

III. sh.,rn.n .ae :ec,s.:ri:: Of q: eoun mt,
~ ". n. EVANS. ch.,rmsa.
HONORABLE JOSEPH W. FOLK
Prtnceton..F.ieay, Sept %; lp-m
Gs ssi1ntSn-E.,Sny; s<e Be-, m
SiaysSilIeSssiurdsy, Oct. /: k!:so .. m
HHS Ssss.1 aPoS:yM Sss 6eE so p n
N,Eea TresmIsss s x, OCT, q, 3; P m m
Saand seSrssesse Se, So 5: 1se N.
FSaas9. s Ias-:fss 2s, Gel E. M
SSGas1asa,e.Yf; Day. 6e. p To
c:su,s s1sySssauss 0 Oct !: b
HONORABLE r. N. cocKRELL.
LiseI;yI1s.,ardsy; oe, / : m
I fSsSs.nHFsssay; % o,i M
EfeaericssOsn.&edns.d.y 6e, LIZ
Fat Ra lEaea-friaay. oes. /. !:S p m
De soto-satuTday. Oct Q. p m
HON. WILLIAM J. STONE
Springfield. Saturday. Oct. 8 .. m
Nentlesilo. ThSrsd.y: Oct ii. p.
S sR:sG s ss;e1dss. 0 Oct. i: M
Lamar: Monday. Oct. 4. p m
f kGss.'s a. VISA: :sa. Sss Gel =
HONORABLE A. n. DocKERY.
Iedependence-sasurday. Oct /. D m
K.n..s cityn ,sn .; 9c; ISH m
s:s.II:; IS;:sdsy: oss -; n
ST Joseph. Thurscay oct. G. SIP. m
s sm,,sssIIs Friday Oct Oct ! m
Platte City. saturday. Oct g. p m
HONORABLE THOMAS L. RUBEr.
HHs sSsssIa ases:xyx Sss o. m
sssao, I5ss-gSs'd os; os' - nm
E fSsIss Siss.4sSI. Ss, dsI
S%Eaeeess.e.fS' 3ss Oct, l. 30 Pm.
csu,he sssssiissd oe.. q !:s o. m.
p ", MAJOR AID HONOR
fs.s::s. rl sas:s:' s: ssps
S:lI:s,Hi s ss;nsas; o 81,
HoNoRBIE JAMES T. LLOYD.
Kahoka-Wednesday.-o Oct &. la .. m
E.S:sees.,s4s.,!' oss II: - ! =
s::s s:s:;S s. 81 81 i
s.ssas:ss;isHs.Ssa, S., g.. &
HON DAVID A. bE Ah8ONO.
Suiton. Monday. Oct. T. I ,. N
Nev Bloemneld. Monday. Oct J. In p -
H H.ssee TS:y. 8 8ss. I i.s n m M
E Eoass.: W Wsaa.sssy o Ses a n
s k!s,s.1S. 1asssa af.:, oss p
CaIthags-Frdsy. Oct Z. IN p n
Eooshc-Satuyday. Oct L IN D. n.
HONORABLE CHAMP CLARK.
Kennett-Friday. Sept %; p n
Canpben: Ffiday. sept -: I'D p. m
Ney Madnd-sstard.y. oet Al n
MM. .Iss,an TS..ydi. 9et oe i M
Noiino. Wednesday. Oct. s. I'D D. m
Rovena, wednesday. Oct 8. 10 .. m
IAddoniA. Thursday. Oct. 6 40 .. m
Rush HILL Thursdsy, Oct & 7:1o D N.
n,Sdissosa, Esdsy; 0es, T. II m
H;nnso,s sssn 1dy; o g., IL - n m.
WeiIsviiie. saiaTdsy. OCT. 1 Ia 3 n
HONORABLE EDWARD RoBB.
P,ssmso, 10y. s s.s. e Up "A
Issses. s:sa sass,a' 81. o In m
HONORABLE J. }. RUSSELL
GainessiiIe-Saturdsy. oet.-I !: p -
overwhelmingly. Oct. I; Q . =.
Charieston-4cnday. Ocs- ): p N
HONORABLE W. d. vAEDIvEA
Aaitiand-Fncay. Sept. =, sS0 .. m
Mound C1ty-SAturday. OFT !. 3. N
Crnig-safrrtAy. Oct :. IN p m
Wzrenton-Tuesday. Oct T. p m
kahokA-wednesdsy. Oct ( p m
Hos. JAMES #. WHfTEcorTox.
0resneastle. Saturday. Oct. I .. -
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-29
Te... Fever .t Decatur.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Decatur, ILL.,. Sept. 3.-Texas fever has
broken out in a herd OF hundred cattle
shipped here from Southwestern Kansas
Ten of the animals have died and thirty
more will die. State Veterinary Surgeon
and says a frost will remove the danger.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-29
r.ner.I Of Frank McDo.oush.

The funeral of Frank McDonough of No
272s Clark avenue will be held to-day The
services will be conducted by the Frank p
was 81 years ola and was a policeman for
twenty years He left the Police Depart
ment about year ago to go into business
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-29

ing. Mr. Whitcamp did not regain con-
sciousness after his injury. The attack
upon WhItcanlp was made by Bradley be-
cause he had befriended a white man who
had been in trouble with the negro. Brad
ley is II Jail charged with murder.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-29

Why use ilI-smelling. iii-tastinE dentifriccs?
SASfTOI. Is pleasant 10 the taste. has a de-
liShtfui odor. and does its work Of purifying
and preserEing Perfectly. Sold by druEEtsts. &C.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-29
MUNYON'S
RHEU AT|S n
CURE
= vrsll Refund Your Money II Il Fails.

I know that my rheumatism Cure will
cure sharp. shooting pains In the Arms.
Legs, Side. Back or Breast and Rheumatic
Swelling or Soreness of any part OF the
>Aody in q few hours.
II effects speedy and permanent cure
OF all forms of Rheumatism. Sciatica,
Lumbago or pain in the back. Lameness.
Stiff and Swollen Joints. and all pains IN
hips and loins. This remedy does not put
the disease to sleep. but drives it from the
system. 1t neutralizes the acid and makes
good, rich. red blood
!, II your blood is impure. OF II you have
1 Dyspepsia, or any liver or stomach
trouble, don't fail to use Munyon's Paw
Paw. 1t cures Dyspepsia, Nervousness.
Catarrh. Sieepiessness, and makes you
hstrong and well. -MCNYON.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-29
New York Limited

Via Neutrality-suspicious. I'D noon;
barber shop, ladies' maid: observation
compartment car. etc. Ticket ONCE Sey-
epth and Olive streets.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-29
DEATHS.

SSss>espSS
BAKER Entered into rest on Wednesday.
ses seisved osse. 81 M R;,s bo:ons snd
SS dess i1s.r Tbs fnef. yi take
sset 81 fees csslcs shenee to s eal
BRIsLANE-on wednesday, September q.
Tes!a s.sss mother q Jane! si:': .sd
Francis Brisbane. Mt, H. A. Nasel. Mrs h
TSs fans ass A Mi .s s pc nssa ss
Inst: At z c.elsct .: m. from fsmiiy, r.S-
Holy Name. thence 70 caiSaiy cemete ~:
Friends are invited to attend.
gsptember = isS: ~ |. m: after . i!nsslin.
::s !. 1 S.s. ~ sA -:
Rad. Interment At Washington. Mo.
ate Samuel Robert Dickson. IN her 18th yesf.
oUNN-Tuseday morning. sspsembes q. lsee
ran. Fanersi Thursday morning. a 81
e'ciock. from residence No. 9oi CSouteSu ave-
vsry CsmsteiJ. Friends are invited TO attend.
evss n. q Fs.ss.sas 1872 %o, sssr 4
Sls0 aGe Of . yean months and . daya Fu-
neral rf1day. 6eptember =. 1t D. m, from
Ha:SdS iavissd to- 70 attend a e'''- "s'' ana
LENHARD+Died. At No. = WALNUT street
3uGaJo. .. T., on September 81, 1904 .. Len-
hard (nee HflnngeT). wife Of yoaeph and mother
ef Mabel. Loufsa. Joseph. Jr.. and Mildred
RoDIRT-P q. Robert, In his ssventy-sev.
nth yeaI. Funeral from the Church Of thu
Holy Communton Thurodoy morning at Nm.
= TosM.oa Wednesday. eepesnber 9. ~ st
iats 1ay fokll (nee Xe0sathl. father Of r
~ T99in 30 J; G Tooin. NE,. 2 !, Nccs.tney
Sno .hotneryN Toh1n- Funeral Friday. Septem-
- =; q so z. m. from family trsi6ence. No.
~, 49, -, - 1yenne 70 Sc. Aa!aehy.s church.
Deceesed yae 1smber Of c. K OF A. No.
NJ Cleveland. o. papers please copy.
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whitcanp Dies of Injury.
REPUBIlC SPECIAL.
Cairo. ILL.,. Sept. 3.-Fred whI;camp
ST.. who vas assaulted Sunday night by
Charley Bradley. negro. died from his
wound at st. Msry's Infirmary this morn
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:. IENHARD-Died At No. = WALNUT street
4u9aio. y. 4, 90 September 81. 1904 3. I'm
hard (isee Hfinnger). wife Of yooeph and mother
r. Mabel. Louisa. Joseph. Jr.. and Mildred
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RoBIRT-P q. Robert. In his seventy-sev.
enth yeaI. Funeral from the Church Of thu
Holy CommunSon Thursday morning at Nm.
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The chairmen and secretaries Of the county
committees Will please note the0s datss. and
advertise accordingly.
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0UEN-Tussday morning. ssptembee q. isel-
Mary Quinn. wife Of Thomas Gum. a9ed .
yeen. Funeral Thursday morning. at So
o'clock. from residence. No. 1o1 ChouteAu ave-
nue.. TO st. 4alachys Church, thence 70 Cal
vafy Csmetery. Friends arc invited 10 attend.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-10-21
PATRIOTISM or JAPANESE.


Societies ana associations have been
organized In Japan 10 relieve the fam
lllcB of the Nighttime men. and every II
makes certain contributions to the relief
fund. Some men contribute money or
roots, some their labor, ana most Of the
lint and baudapc used for the wounded
M" the works OF women, from the en-
press down to the peasant Glrl. wrItcs
NubuShigc hmcuumOrl, IN Atlantic.
Iittlc boys ana girls willingly fOrcgO
their daily Bwoc,mcat3, and give h
small moneys thus saved to the relief
societies A boy II years old in country
school made one day "A contribution OF
two yen. II was thought too much for a
country boys gift IN" Bchnn teacher
and thc alderman Of the village suspect
ed the money might have been given tho
lad by his parents To satisfy his vanity:
In which case It should be admOnished
against. An inquiry was accordingly
made. and brought ont the fact that the
boy had actually earned the money for
the purpose by dcyOiinR his play hours
to the making Of straw sandals. Even
some criminals working IN prisons hava
made several applications to contribute
their earnings 10 the funds. though
their wishes have not been compiled
with. In every villag" "a compact has
been made that those remaining at homo
should look after the farms OF those ut
the front, &c that their families may not
be disappointed Of the usual crops.
Since the outbreak u the war the gov
crnmcnt's bonds have been twice issued
at home. and cnch time the subscription
nor than trcblrd the mount called for,
the imperial household taking the lead
by subscribing 90. 900 600 yen Thus the
hardHhips Of the war are chcrrfully horne
by every man. wOInan and child In tho
land.