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LOW RATES OVER THE SOUTH
ERIN PACIFIC


Austin. Texas and rcturn.... $40
Tickets on sale September II and II
Final limit September 30.
Austin, Texas and return. ssh
Tickets on sale September Is and
IA; final limit September %.
Culonist rates to California points,.
............. '''' @1'oV
Tickets on sale September 10 to
October Is.
Galveston and return =. ..Sl,5O
Tickets on sale September and g;
final limit September 9.
Houston and return. e. e. $3.50
Tickets ON sale SCptsmbcr Is, morn
ing of the nth inc; final limit Sep
tCmbcr 10th.
Orange, Texas and return. ..9Oc
On sale September 3 and %; final
limit September II.
Mexico City and return. e. .S3".SO
On sale September & to ii inc;
final limit 80 days.
CClcya. Mexico and return. ...... S"l.O5
/ On sale September t to II inc;
final limit 80 days.
Saltillo. Mex. and return. 90. 5000
4 On sale September & to II inc;
final limit 10 days.
Monterey. Mex. and return. SlN.5'
ON sale September e to II inc;
final limit 10 days
4. r. Atkinson, u. I. 4.
J. X. Toukc. {. T. a I. A
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BALLOTS AND GUNS
FOR ELECTION DAY
WARRING POLITICAL FACTIONS
OF ARKANSAS MAY MIX
THEM.
TALK OF MISSISSIPPI VOLUNTEERS
Condition In crittendon County Be.
coming Serious Enough to En-.
gage Attention Of Officers
Of National Guard.

Little Rock, Sept. 2.-Possiblity
cot trouble in Crlttcndon county on
election day. Monday next, Is sug,
gCstcd in mail adyccs received today
by Gen. W. II. Haynes, commanding
the state guard, who is made aware
a, reports that partisans of Sheriff
Williamson are armed and ready to
come from Mississippi to Crittendon
county In case their services are
needed by him. Gen. Haynes replies
by citing the state law and express.
ing the opinion that a lawful mitia-
tive should begin in CrittCndOn coun-
~ for such posse as shall be able
To enforce the laws there General
Haynes in his reply says:
while ! am more than willing as
Il citizen believing in law and order
Ia submit your communication to me
to Gov. Davis for his information,
co moi see how the
executive or any Official here at Lit
tic Rock can undertake primarily to
do anything further than offer their
good Offices to the good people Of
Crttcndon county as peacemakcr
and so far as am concerned, am
more than willing TO go there person
ally and lend whatever influence that
may possess as an individual toward
restoring peace to that greatly dis.
raCtCd community.
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CULLEN SUCCEEDS PARKER.
Was Appointed Chief Judge of Court
Of Appeals.

New York. Sept Judge Edgar
NJ Cullen, of brooklyn was yesterday
appointed chief judge of The court
ut appeals 10y Governor Odcll. sue
c,cding Judge Alton II. Parker, re-
signed
Judge Cullen is a native of Brook
lyn, where he was born December {,
1913. lie served during the civil was
as second lieutenant. United States
infantry and as colonel of the 96th
New York volunteer infantry lie
was admitted 10 The bar i'm 1867, sCry-
eel ass assistant district attorney from
l>D7 fo 1889 and was engineer in chief
with rank w hrigadiur general on The
staff off Governor ridden ia 1879. I'm
1>NH h' was elected supreme court
Justice tor term of ~ wears AMI was
rejected n 1>Hi Judge Cullen is
% Duwu.raf and d. now serving as
900 additional judge uf the court ~
Hf u.aI.. uu-ifiuu fu which f' Haa
designated Iy Thurdr-o Roosevelt.
~har rh. latter was governor " NDU
YHrh
o. bias H..u -afffaT Dog fha Epunh
#lHu wHua-.ra fhaf John cullen HI'
", rHr matted hy 'h Eoruh'iran par
fr fHr rru position rn which D. waE
r.. ran appointed
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Dunn G. Cos. Report.

New York, Sept. 2.-R. G. Dunn &
Cos. weekly review of trade tomor-
row will say: Confidence increased
each week as larger proportion of
agricultural yield is placed beyond
the reach of injury and industrial I'M
dertakings is less interrupted by labor
controversies. 1t is not to be expect
cd that the business world will sud
denly abandon its conservative atti-
tudc, purchases being still restricted
largely to such needs as are already
discerned but the evidence of growing
disposition to provide for more re-
mote requirements Dry goods stocks
have been reduced much below nor
NAL and fall shipments are expand
ing in healthy manner Distribution
of merchandise is providing the rail
ways with large tonnage.
Preparations are being made to
handle the enormous crops and the
ing to the weeks OF August show
ing for thee weeks of August show
gain of IA per cent over the same
time last year.
oliShl tNiu'i'C VI iiiiP'o' Ii''i' 80
the matter of cotton goods were re-
moved by Tie resumption of wide
price changes for the raw material
ana aggressive spcculatiOns. The
mills are naturally reluctant to make
arrangements for future delivery,
where there is the possibility OF a still
higher pr'"2 for raw material while
buyers arc equally unwilling to tran
sact business at the resent level. I'M
provemcnt in the jobbing dry goods
trade promises well for the future,
however, and exports are again gen
eral.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-03

their sons and daughters, This step
places Texas where she naturally be
lOngs-in the very front rank,
Property has been bought aud tho
beginning Of an endowment donated
while other sums are coming in for
the support Of the work
Tho state universities of Michigan
Kansas and Virginia have similar
chairs which have made Tor them
selves an honOrod place with the
faculty and students Of those insti'
tUtiOns,
The Bible chair committee con
sists of Judge T, j, Brown. A, j,
Eilcrs. Mrs. a. Il, Wilkinson, OF
Austin, Mrs, NJ NJ, Blanks, of Lock
hart: Mrs g, Walden and Mrs, Ida
VanZandt Jarvis, of Fort Worth
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IN ADVISORY CAPACITY,
James X. Jones OF Arkansas VIII &c
Connected With National DEM
ocraitc Committee.


New York, Sept 2.-Announccmen'
was made at democratic national
headquarters today that Former Sen
ator James X. Jones of Arkansas Will
be connected with the committee in
an advisory capacity. He will not
be assigned to any special work or
department. But II Is expected that
he will come to New York and re-
main here where he can be consulted
and give the committee the benefits
of his experience. Charles j. Walsh,
of Iowa, who was secretary of the Old
committee and j. Johnson of Kansas,
chairman of the executive com
mittec during the last campaign nave
been placed in charge Of departments
at national headquarters.
Further announcement is made
that Col. James NJ. Gnifcy of Penn
sylvania, a member of the executive
committee will be at headquarters .
next week and give his time and at
tention to politics until the end of
the campaign.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-03
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH.
Corner Main and Fannin Street.

Corner Main and Fannin Streets.
Services Sunday at II ~ nj. ana s.
y. m.
hpworth League ut 8 p. IN.
Sunday School at $50 "A. IN.
The official board will meet at the
church at $3.50 p. m. and il IS i'm
rortant that every member in the
city be present
We extend II sincere invitation TO
I'll 10 come ana worship with us.
Strangers are always welcome. We
have electric fans, good music, cour-
icons uShorS, and comfortable pcws.
and on tins account our chH III A.
ways has large congregations without
r"Sortinr to sensational methods 10
obtain the car Of the people. Come
and worship w'th us.
v. A. GODBEY. Pastor.
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RESIDENCE suralarized.

This IL frequent occurancc in
Beaumont. Regardless of the many
effort, that have been made to pro.
tcct against these midnight iniudors.
.rarcoly "A might pass"H that som"
rps.dcnc" De- entered and more coz less
valuable taken.
The hDaf protection against thos'
hurrlario- Is q pul-cy with the Ma
ttuual S1r,rv CO.. uf New York. can
NuntEumr-v a Watson. u'H Vhun9
sol. and rates and particular w'll
DE-. r.,--,i r..r o., ,nr sligo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-30

iaa tan 9u beoage SOrOen; tbi idd
beoe9er On Den aIm9gti9e 5aoers
6ierte.
6Dao baooe bet iaa at Fge. at Dc
fun par faa og imad, mualte meO
oenne 9erbens Maal, at be tun be-
teo libt me0 6enipn til Magt Of
pfieoe libt meo 6enIbn til 9unoifab,
ret par bog Dem, Der bapbe Sejrens
5orjettelie oper iig! Obi bos Dem
Ipruolebe be itiulte ailoer, og bos
rem bar ben bepagenOe Strait. Saa
ait ba Gbanqeliet i'm S%ejrsgdng,
Ilere % flere blep punbne, R9tfe efz
ter R9tfe bsiebe fig for 9orietsS
men oppe / Romer6orgen TAB Pilds
tus og rugebe ooer bet tunge Winbe
ira 2angfreba9, inOtil bet tiliibit
orep BAN inb / SelpmorOerens reos
felsfulbe 9sb, og / Raabsberrernes
6oriamlins fab De itormG9tige gps
peritepr9i tier meb 2opens Ogoe Bog
itober | beres s6odnb % tldmreoe zig
trompa9tigt iii en- Mast, Der paa
ubegribelig gis ipnnbt ION en- Stpss
9e melIem beres 69nber og bisneoe
ubjalpeligt.
Men oper be 6eGi9es futtige 0ds
le ~grsnnebes bet meO friIt 2ip og
M M~loreenrsbe, be tuleOe Subs
Orb meb 5%rimobi9beO, 9esn og
llnoere Ifete peO bet beli@ Barns
SeTu Rapn, og SrOen berebte zig til
tit Observation-Disclosures 5eltto9.
bet, Iom oen8ag i Dag gaar ~uitonos
Ieligt pibere frem, mems ben guitne
8antro pisner / Mfmagt % 8eo,
= fatig % lnftelig er ben, Der bar
funbet i'm glabs al Nadoe bldnot
5errens beaige 5olt, ban bar Seis
rens 5oriattelie ooer fig; tbi ban
tenoer be ifjulte 9ilber Og ben 6eoas
genbe Strait. Sg Der er 0u, utenos
te 2efer, 10 ogiaa baube tebt %
bsbt til al pare meb, - tom fdd /
Seiu Rapn!
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-30
Gn f~oruanolet 9anosbD
/ Gorea.
OF MisfionQr g e.

gi par iuit untomne og' Itob oms
rineet at Dor Baggage | @oarben
fpran 5otelet / Coral. en- Qanbss
b. / ben norbpeftlise Del at BRO
ninien 5nangbai (Sorea). Seq BARI
be gjort getenbtftdb msb airtsns
2Glbite % 0iutoner, 2anbsbplarer,
Bibelbubet og nogGe andre uf2anbss
bpens Snbpudnere. Ogfua nogle
p9ne oe netflabte 9binber nermebe
fig og bilite paa beres ubenlonbite
5Drbe og bans 2ebfueer, / Stebet
for fom bet elers er Stit blanbt
Rprsanerne at itiule fig, noor Der
fommer fremmebe. Def bar bet fers
he aenbetegn paa, at Ri 6efunbt os
i en- triten 2anbsbp. Oct anbet bar,
at Menigbebens 9Glofts. 6r. Sab,
6opebet for be artftne Der, fpur9te,
ON jee snitebe at tase ct Bah. (9ebs
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-30
Se ifjnlte ailoer og Den
bep9genoe &raft.
st glao at ariitenbommens fsrfte
6iitorie.
9lf Bait. u. 5ibiger, a~ebenbapn.
! o0ag6labet".

Qlbrig bar en- aonge, Der pilpe
unberlGgge iig@srben, - og minore
par Opgapen 10 lite = msnftret Ell
mere uanieeliq 69r enb Seius, oa
fan iugoe til fine 9ifcipls: o9aar
ub / al geroen og gsrer dne Gotf
til mine 9iiciple". os aloris er bel
en- Ger blepen itilet oberfor en- men,
neftelig let mere umulig SpguDe eno
bisie ellepe Qpoitls, benne 9adnos
fulb 5olt, Tom tilmeb bar lege og
ulRrbe, life en- eneite 5driiRer eaer
Ra6bi, bare 5olbere os gdlil9iife
6iItere. Sg imOb benz itpb fsrIt
hele bet ieoiIte Sdmfunb, be l9roe
5ariIeers, Ypperiteprafterne os Gol.
tets 6rebe Gag. og bdgpeb benz igen
bele ben ftore !0ebningeperbens ban;
troMasier, nebiuntns | en- rad og tes
celie Mdterialisme, og baeeit finn
teoss fom ober en- bladlig Dis at
utdaige 2eeioners I~tnalblante Bril-
nisr aejieren ielD / Rom, en- tilibs
nelabenbe udngribelig Solos.
Men bisie elleOe 4poitIe bupbe bet
uimobitudelige, uoDerDinoelige Moo.
De bapbe be ffiulte 9rafttiloer, foln
ineen uben be tenbte; men Tom in
gen funbe Itad for. Oerfor tunoe
ogfaa en- at BEN, ban, Der III COB II
lebe lengit. lenge NOT til at tuniie
ffriDe 6iiforie fra fin egsn 5ib, Deb
lit 2ibg Slutning triumferenbe tale
om dor 5ro, fom er ben Sejr, Der
BAR operbunbet @erben; tbi aft bet,
Tom er fsbt at Sub, ooerpinber @ers
ben" q Sob. 3. A..
Der fom be Siber, bd be tejierli9e
Qe9ioners p96nebe Qrm bleb fn1ttet
mob 9ongen fra @olgdtba; men
grbnisrne BRAT, og Sperbene bep
iig ilsbe mob Martprernes Gro, ia
felO aomos aejfer fant | &na for
ben tornefronebe aonge; men bet sr
life bet, Ri Der ftdf bpole peb. Sore
fsbig ejalbt bet ben fsrite 5orifunss
ming: Ssraels eset 5Olf. Og bet er
ct 5r9f fra 8ampen ber, bi bill be-
tragic, faafebes fom bet er ffitbret
os / Qpoft. 9ern. A. 4dp.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-30
.Sanireren"

cg 9prn bar lieeiaaDel SiaIe ipfn
Manoene. berfor moatte De pgiao
6ape Rapne. IA Itulbe ies gipe benz
De ct. Seq table benoe oa limbo,
bet 6etpoer Raabe. Saa fit bun en-
8i6el pg ct Ram. % bet iiOite be-
rer bun meb Bette inbtil / Dag.
Men nu pil maaife nogen fp9rgs,
6DorleOes er bet gouet til, at benne
2anosbD bar 9iort iaa fort 5remz
friot baaoe / bet timeIige Og / Del
oanoelige, at enoo99oinber Og Born
bar lart At laie. scr Is eler IS
4ar it0en traf grober Sab fdmmen
meb Misiioner Roi3 i Mutoen,
Nunf6uriets 0ooeotab, rg bier
oennem BAN betenbt meo &riitens
oommen. Roget ienep fs(te Sab
6orpligtelIe til at bele i'm Stat meo
fine Qanosm1no % oenbte iuu biem.
MtisIionar Roi3 gap BAN nogleGtsz
emplarer at bet npe 5eItdmente, iom
iuit BAR oberiat pda toreunit, ua5s
tet bet pod ben 5io par forbuot at
inofsre 9peer / 9orea; en- iaaban
5orbrpoelie blep itraFet meo 6an9=
Eel eaer enbog 0soen. 0u 9r. Cab
trGt % mat nermeoe fig Sranien,
msbte ban andre rejienoe. Men
bpor forfarbebe bleo De, ou be bldnot
Sd6s ReiTetpi opbu9ebe be fOrbubne
Bigger; be raaoebe BAN til at eda
af 9eien fra goIoboben, elIers piloe
bet qua BAN iIoe. Men Dor Den bio@
tie, at bans 8s9er par gooe Bigger,
berfor pilbe ban treitig poOe bet.
De andre pa8ferebe 5olben uforitnrz
ret, be bdpbe intet, Der IfuIoe for
tolbes. QnberIebes meo Sab; bos
BAN fanbt man gs9erne pg tog BEN
fra BAN. ct timber at Der life b9nos
te BAN noget b9rre. 6an Tom inb
i 8pen o9 boebe nogle 0use bos en-
Ben. 0a bIeb en- Dag en- befsgenee
melot; bin 5olobetient tradbte inb.
|Gfter gefgrgslfen at be f9Opdnlise
6iEener meboeIte ban Sab, at ban
fabbs l9it gsgsrne meb Snterssie.
% bet par gobe gsger, ban tunbe M
iaa Dem tiIbd9e.
Saa tom Sab igen / 8eiibOelis
al fine 8sger, og Taolebes nduebe be
Fsrite gibler 9orea. Deb grober
|Sabs SnbfnbeIie bleb ba buns ST.
bebp Coral n9iten ganIte triitnet.
Der inbes M dlerebe mango 2niets
Steber I aored, men ct at benz, ION
thinner aner tlareit er Qanbs6nen
|Sorai. (Gfter ,9asieren").
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-30

Dg angriber og opl0ser de katarrhalske Az
sondringer, saa at de flernes, og paa samme
lid l9snes Benene, (Hammer, Ambolt og
stigboj1e) 1 Diet indvendige Ore. saa at de
straks bliver m~odtagelige for de mindste
Lydvibrationer. Summer for Drene kom-
rser ogsaa af X atarrh og err de fgrste Tegn
gaa D9vhed. AETNA, kurerer altid denne
~abehagelige Fornemmelse; vi har set, at Til
Eelde af asre1ang Varighed err he1bredet paa
tire Tiger. "Actina' er ogsaa ct Specia1mid-
zel for Asthma, Bronkft, ON Halls, svage
LANCER, Forke1e1se og Hovedpine, som allie,
xnten direkte eller indirekte, kommcr af Ka-
farrl. "Actina'' sendes ~portofrit paa Prove.
gkriv til os ON dcres Tilfeide, vi giver Raad
fit og bestemte Beviser for Heibredelse.
Prof. Wilson'S 100 slider Dictionary of Dis
vase sendes ogsaa frit. Tilskriv New York
O. London Electric Assn, Dept. 25S ID e2e
ut Street, Kansas City, Mo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-30

Itoo om Se2S 8RtsH o9 Seolie
W9n6.
N2en od be nu fit Dem uItaote til
6aoe, Tprang be Itiulte ailber frem
BED 9en til Sub. Sda inart &c
bapoe bert, bpao Ger par Itet, gift
De Itruts / Ben til 6erren. Oenne
gen - Iad tort ION ben er er
fulo at bdrnlig 3inib og bombg 2p>
oigbeo. 6srit ~treiter De beres 9iers
ter peb at ie ben til, at ben Sub, De
tilbeber er ben tore, dlm9gtige9ims
lens og Sorbens Stober, Der er bit
op6gjet / 6imlen. Mtob BAN er al
MenneIfers Mobitunb forg1bes, ION
bet o9Idd bar pitt zig; tbi Itsnt buds
De 6erobes og qiIatus iIos Iammen
MOB bet ,beaige Barn Seius", fud
mautte bog o9iaa De beroeo fun tie
ne iii at uofsre Subs foruo beitits
febe Raab. Og ba be MI faulebss
(9ers 24-28) bar buibalet here's
Sjerter og ret / barnlig siaib tlpns
act ia til SUBS fnberlige Nlmagt
"a @isbom, tommer ben egentli9s
8en / @ers % og 80. Zen er fort
og fpnbis: oog MI. 96erre, is til be-
res Srusler og gib bisie 5jenere at
tale Dit Orb meb al 5rimobi9beb.
ibet On uorafter Din 6aanb til
6elf-ebelie, al 5egn og llnbere fun
ne Re peb Dit be1ige Barns Sefl
9apn".
Der er in9srJrbgt; men bsnsr In
gen 6Gpn9e.riebeb; fun en- burnli3,
Interchangeable Ben til ben tore
5aoer i 0ih!cn, ON at boloe 2je
mto 6%jenOsrne "a beres 9rusler,
lac bar be 1gprigt betpmringsl6Is,
9tu6 ten S15 angitl 8, mddits
nj lGre at funne bebe Idaleoes meo
|Sad rent ct Sinh og meb iaa ubsz
tinget en- 5rol 0d bilbe mango onoe
69bntdnter o9 mango pdntro Be
fpmrineer ipinbe uo at bore !6jerter.
90 nddr be Iad for Reiten mdatte
foa COB at beboloe beres 5rimpbis>
beo til at prGbife, os 6erren iaa biz
be / Rdabe itdbf9ite Orbet beb meb
fslgen0e Seen og llnbere, aft oeo bet
tnige Barns Sefu Ropn, foa bdObs
be eaers life mere pad 9jerte.
&c, Der ipringer arafternes ails
Ii , ben enfoloige. lpoise gsn. 8.
iteg ter iuaoanne genner op fra Dit
{ Ttommer bper Dag. 6pilten
Gtrsm al 9slFgneIie fra @ab!
Os bDiltsn 5orifsl paa 5uriiasr>
ne, Der lab meo 8uoenes tnrttebe
Repe os truebe, os iaa Qpoitlene,
Der la rau ana og bsfaleos berss
Sag | ben olmagtigs 5abers9dano.
Ger bsruf, bbor arafternes ailoe
Iprinser, Og bOOr geligneIisrnes
Stp ianter fig meb Sejr. "Og"
ftaar Der / 9. 81, ,ba be bapbe 6es
Bet, beo9gebes Stebet, bpor be bar
famlsos, os be bIep ale fplbte meo
Rem benis 4unb og talebe Subs Orb
meb chronological"
ga, Der er ben bebagenbe Strait.
,,@ip mig ct Steb. bOor ieg fan itau,
pg jeg ital beDage Sorben", ubbreo
ben samle sraIte gismunb. Ser er
Stsoet: paa 9n9 for Raabens 9rp>
no hOmhn 0au msh f1tfh Si1ih
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-30

iuluC pTcr- 1rku1ukcr-
ne af katarrh er at op-
fylde og tilstoppe Luft-
vejen med Afsondringer,
disse p / kort
It'd de vibrerende Bens
Funktioner. D0Yhed fol
ger, og H9relsen vender
like tilbage. for disse AT
sondringer hernes. bet g
umuligt at naa Diet ind
vendige Ore we'd Sonde-
ring eller Spraying" og
det err Grunden til, at de
bedste Djenleger og La-
ger ikke kan helbrede.
Videnskaben har fundet
Wei til at naa disse
utilgangelige Dele af Ho-
vedet. Denne Opdagelse
err b1even kaldet "Acti-
tina" Den er en- Damp
str0m. som gaar glen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-30

Saaren.
=e9lf 9. affebOtb.)


gn 5aare faa ieg tribe
3 afteniolens SLAMS.
@aa ren. faa FLAIR og title
OQ meo en- Stradletrdns.
8en Zig en- perle triaeb
9aeboper ainOen, boor
Solglitren penlig fpiaeo
gleo ! oens SglberfpOr.
Com ban9e Ttalp ben ipnli9t
s qft'nens fpale 8ino,
Mens meo ct 9psItier nnbigt
Den bang peb rgoen aino.
Ulen Zig en- beaig 6lamme
% Iom ct 9pn9limt tpit
Zen falbt og / bet famine
eoa tnuit pau smme grnit.
Ter fit ben mer ei trine,
Mlen tinbreb oog. inbtil
Den Iagtelig % title
Grant ben iom meO ct Smil.
9et par, iom ON en- Gngel
Zen tpsieb bort / 5reb,
90 fpm en- 2elieIt9ngel
5remipiret / oens 5jeO.
Sia, 5dare, MI BIZ bldnte,
9u 9erle unberlig,
Sig mig ben bp6e Sante,
Som pei laa ffiult / bigI
On BAR en- 8erben liae,
Gnbo9 big felO utenot,
Sg fpr bu Ielo bet ptlbe,
8it forte 9g6 bar enbt.
6pi bu Iau berIig tinoreb?
6porfor faa itsn bin pragt?
6pao bog bin 8ane binbreb.
ut Den fad fort blep la9t9
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-30
KURERER DOVHED
OG KATARRH.
KUN EFT LEGEMIDDEL Err SIKKERT
OF DIET Err "ACTINA."

Devhed err 95 af hundrede Tilfelde den d.
Ekte FpIge af kronisk Katarrh ] HaIsen, og
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-30

mite ne III. Deter o9 Sobdnnes, Der
fob iom 'SeY9 5grss og SeoIte
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-30

Ioa fan Oh bebage SOrOen; tbi iad
bepe9er On Den almGgti9e 6aoers
6ierte.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
.LEN4'S MISSION IN DARK.
Russians Profess Ignorance Of the
TcsseI's Toydgc Here.

St Petersburg Sept. 13.-The authorities here
profess ignorance OF the circumstances N the
case OF the Russian transport Lena. now AZ san
Francisco. \ high Officer Of the Admiralty SAYS
thar her appearance AT san Francisco was q
surprise, IS Nice-Adm!raI SSrldlon had not sem
word that the Lena vas going 10 san Francisco
from vladivostok and they have TO informau5a
regarding the purpose Of her cruise The For
eleu Office also says that IT Is without adytces
on the subject
II the ship IS in need OF repairs and c"--.
Russia VIII expect the United States 20 ignore
the reported japanese demand for the vessels
6eparture within txenty-fou- hours, TO peryait
the necessary repairs 10 be made. and also 70
allow the Lena 80 take on board sufficient coal
TO enable her 10 reach the nearest Russian home
port. It is no: believed however, that Russia
would object to the stipulation that il the Lena
IS allowed TO coal the ship shall undertake not
tc interfere with neutral commerce pending her
arriYa! al a home port
In unofficial quarters there are two versions
Of the Lena's mission. According Ia the one
most generally accepted, the Lena. was sent out
10 stop cou-raband OF war bound for Japan.
possibly as N the case Of the Russian voIun-
teer feet steamers St. Petersburg and Smolensk,
under the direct orders OF Grand Duke Aexan-
der MikhaiIovitch and was driven by stress OF
weather exhaustion of her coal supply or fear
Of returning to VIadivostok. after the defeat of
the SQUADRON by the Japanese squadron. TO seek
shelter at San Francisco. The other version of
the possibilities Of the Cape Horn route for the
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
The WEATHER REPORT.

0fhcial Record and FOrecast.-wsshIngtou sept -
There features q special interest on the weather
map to-night. one IS marked high area, with alb
normally the Northwest aHd Cen
rral wAs- the extending lower Missouri
and upps- Mississippi valleys The temperatures range
rrcm = degrees below The seasonal average. ana
killing ross freezing temperatures. occurred quite
generally Tuesday morning Montana and North Da-
k0ts feature is rapidly falling pressure ~
the indicating the possioe approach
q s7r1n Vicinity and storm warnings have
been ordered tror1 Savannah q Fort Monroe.
There nave showers IN the middle slope the Ms
upper Mississippi ALLEYS the gFreF ] axe re
90 5 ne d in saather TeHas Elsewhere vesther
so tssT fsir via higher tenperaturs Ohio and
wedresday he coi wsrs VII adTanrs % V am, ana
he wes5~rn Golf states during THURSDAY int The
wa rrer Wednesday in the Northwest and Thurs
dsy IN the maaie ana nqsin @ S se er e upper lake re-
gior There viii be showers Mednesd@y IN II. % 9enTS:
Eassera iut states ana alons II. , south
and Eastern Gulf States th~ eastern lower lake re-
ea: win be far TenesaaT r @o H.. Ard Thq5aag i5e .1 E
The West and air Thgrsaay n IN r' AXE % er1on
the New England Coast he winds VII De fTesa 1 20
the south Atlantic coast brs
Ii. Cur Coast fresh variable booming nor north hon On
lakes fresh cast 20 south. bec"ming northwest ~
Frost warnings hav. be-n issued Nebraska Ioxa.
kansas Western Wisconsin. northwestern Missouri Min
colorado wyoming and high districts Of Western Colo
rsdo and Utah.
have fresh 70 brisk sasteriy winds win party coeJ 10
CLOUDY weather. the t5Iand Banks
Forecast for Special Localitics-For Delaware, New
Jar.ey Eastern Pennsylvania and Eastern New York,
cloudy to-day night rain and cooler Thurs
day: fresh . brisk northeast TO north Vinds
For hs District Columbia cloudy to-dsy. with -sn
b. night rain cooler Thursday: fresh northeast 70
north winds
For Hsv-England. Partly cloudy o-aay warmer in
rortbaru portion; tonight and Thursday; cooler
TTurzdsy; south winds. becoming north
Thursday.
For western Ncy York. showers day ard THURSDAY,
cooler Thursday. fresh southeast - south winds Hhtins
~ northwest.
rool,r ThgrFds-; fresh south winds shifting 10 north
west.