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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-03-03
stead!

Plumstead.
During the week quite num-
Der of farmers have been drag
ging.
Desirable city lots and dwell
ling houses for sale at Martens
Bros.
A little baby boy was added to
the A. A. Chapman family last
Friday.
Did you here Plumstead at the
Chautauqua last summer? He
was rich!
Miss Hattie Prevey is teaching
a two months term of school in
the George Mitchell district.
Miss Christina Peterson has
accepted a position as trimmer
in M. S. Druecker's millinery
department.
Mrs. A. K. Crawford, although
som ewhat improved, is still con
fined to the house and will be for
some weeks yet.
w. r. Neuhoff left for the cities
Tuesday evening, to secure some
additional furnishings for re-
fitting his dining room.
H. A. Seide has been up in
North Dakota during the week
attending to some real estate
matters for the Farmers Bank.
Frank Mccarthy came home
from the Minnesota univers sity
and spent a couple of days with
Milbank friends the first of the
week.
Mrs. B. F. Vos burgh left for
st. Paul the latter part of last
week in response to a telegram
saying that her mother was seri.
ously i'll.
Jack Phelan, who is employed
in the G. M. & ST. P. office at
Minneapolis, started south Mon
day to attend the mardi grass at
New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Kirkland,
parents Of Mrs. Frank Reeves,
came up from Minneapolis last
evening for a visit with the
Reeves family.
Cards are out announcing the
marriage of Miss Esther Maria
Larson and Erick Wilhelm
Malk kerson, atthe Mission church,
Labolt, on Thursday, March 9th
at Il a. N.
P. j. Nell, rural mail route
locator, was ia the Twin Brooks
country last week, looking up
the matter Of establishing
another route south and west
from that town.
Editor Knappen, of the Sisse-
ton Standard, spent Wednesday
in town, while on the way home
from Pierre, where he had been
for a few weeks past employed
on one of the legislative commit
tees.
Rev. G.. F. Strutz, of DeSmet,
has been spending a few days
with his brother Robert, of this
place, the latter having been in
serious condition with rheuma-
tism, but, we are glad to state, is
now improving.
The board Of education has
elected A. L. Schafer second
assistant teacher in the high
school. Mr.. Schafer is one of
our Milbank young men, who has
taken a three years course at
the Mitchell university, and the
president of that institution gives
him a splendid endorsement.
The workers at the CITY well
were made glad last Saturday
by surmounting some of the diff
fculties they had met with and
were again able to pump water.
The piece of pump which had
fallen between separated pieces
of pipe, and which had proved
difficult to remove, was brought
up by a graphing device worked
out by James Lockhart, and on
Monday the pump was set at
work and kept going steadily but
at low pressure, the water grad
ually clearing.
The funeral of the late W. S.
Crowl, which was to have taken
place last Sunday afternoon, was
postponed until Monday morn.
ing at eleven o'clock, to per nit
the attendance of the son, Mer.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-03-03

Plumstead, the concluding
number of the lecture course.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-02-03
Sremhriot.

@n betenbt pr9It ubtdlts for no.
gen lib iioen fsIesnbe: ugoutrr
Menneiter piI fsse at roll. ebers
3rO; tbi be talber 8antro for Grems
fribt. 9s bil fse til ebsr: ,Man
ger 5remfribt / alt, bporfor fal
nan bd bliDe beb at bolbe foTi peh
BEN gdmle 9ro pau ariftus9A Wsn
fDar benz bo: Den samls Col bar
M bog %ifinuet | @artufinber, og hi
fon tun lore al bragg mere RDtts
at bens Strndler. Sadlebss finner
rsfda 5reIfsns Col ssnnsm ale 9i'
Der. gi fuur lille noesn anben. -
Sefus ariitus er | @aar os | Dag
ben famine. men Ri fryer beitanbie
at faa mere Og mere at bans Qoas
beftrualer | bort 6jerts os 2ip. Oct
ie er port Gremffribt.-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-02-03

zig tilbage, Iom DiIbe ban gemme F8
bag aammeraterue, men Serebio faa
BAN. uOfsbte ct Stris og f9rtebe
bort.
Manuel rep Geb9ret fra StuIbes
rem, og Ia9be an paa Sersbio. men
en- anben SoIbut TIos til @eOarsf.
Ioa auslen fIsi op / 9uften.
s6an er gal! SoIootsn er BE
ben tosIet!" ruubte man, 0ficersr
co SolOdter omp n9ebs ManusI. iom
MI Ipgte at unolsbe.
6srebio fit man ogfda fat /.
Nan troebe. Fan bobbe begaaet en-
5prbrnbelIe. og at bet bar oerfor,
Solbaten baobe Ifnbt eftsr BAN.
scr mig til 9ubsrnsren", fogoe
6erebio. Seq maa tale meb Gre
pen, men pas paa, at Barron itte
6rabsr mig"
,parronl bpab. taller bu ON par
ron?" ipurgte Solbaterne.
Do @u0ernsren Tom, peaebs Seres
bin paa Barron, fom boIbtes fat
of no9ls SeIbater. ,.Sr. 9uoernsr,
henne Manb er Barron, co ies er
9iasineren, fom piTts Del til bans
2eir."
Barren Barron CT erebet!
Den M SoTbat er Yarron!" ruubtt
R1nebsn.
,Saa bum isg bar O9ret". Tugb.
Qorron peo ia felo % betroetebe
53iasineren meb ct Bill fom en- Fangen
3igers.
,,6an er ben eneite, Tom ieg bar
fanfet 2ibet. I'll 9ot berfor for
.ruober ban mig. Sec FOREIGNER mill
Sfqbne."
HGffe ltot enbte 9arron 1T 0ip |
8olgsn. 3igsinsrens Spoobom eii
/ OpfbIoeIIs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-02-03
#nosbeligbeb.

en Ssnbaesfgle : Carer piIbe
fortIars gsrnsne SieIsns llbebsIigs
FEB, men bet lob life til, at 9er,
meme forItoo BAN.
Suu tOs ban fit nr frem Os
ipurgte Dem. bpab bette bar.
st url" roabte 9srnens.
o5OOruf Oeb s, at Ott er ct nr2"
o9i ian bore bet bite. og hi ian
ie bet."
29reren ftilte MI uret, bolbt 3ass
ZEN | ben enc 6aanb oe 8Grfet /
ben unben. Stu bar jee 10 to lire.
itte ianbt2"
oRs, ben en-. Del er tun en- tom
Stal."
Del. - Ru b%egraper ieg Sfonen
/ min 5ot oe letter ben baspeb
Satebsret. San ! enbnu bore llrct
bitfe2"
ga. meset eobt."
.aItfaa Tan uret bite, ielp ON
ansfsn efer Staflen er tssrnpes.
paa famine Moabe forbolber bet
fig osfau msb Mtnnsfer. 2essmet
fan nan Degrade | Sorben - bog
isbtr Siaisn ~frsmSsIss. RsH ban
3ib tommer, ba Cub BIZ opbatfe
a.semet Os fortIare bet. Da BIZ
!aosf. oe llrpart 2ee.m. oe
Sial after bliOe foren.be. os besss
pif len. tilfammen | Gpisbeb."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-02-03
Gil0tu9lo 2.

Smna trifelise Gortaning.r,
fumlebe al 6. ). 5er CT ilbsi.
perens Gororb:
Den 9elDilis, bDormeb ben
fsrfte SumlinS at Gorteains.rn,
o&ilbeDelb". Der ubtom I 1899,
bleD mObtusst. bar inbeipet 6. 3.
Mob til at fremtomme meb ailte.
balb 2. en- bsors Os ftsrre Sam'
ling of Smoofortallinser for gsrn,
Der sr itobie sruns til nb Jor.
trlinser I SsnbussftOlsn. I 5iem.
met o9 beb l1nsoomsmsbsr, os bel
er bort 9adb. at bisfe Go%rtafIine,i
Iom fmao 8efb fra 2ibet mao bat'
k forget 2pft bos mig. os saml'
iii at bragg 9onb meb @febe u
5relfens ailber.4
8ooen er poa 70 Siber oe foFei
25c. Senb for ben SRI
m9rtsr mobtages.
Danish Publishing tiaasc
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-02-03

Il. u.s. 6ormanb, 9asietontronr-
9dngeri.
glanbt San9ens par Der en- Imut
SiIien: sra en- Sui paa en- BAL
tDriefaro", % bet oatte @enilunq.
ba SolbatermisIionG apble ID fra
reune Sang minbeOe SoIOutsrne ON
at oere 6o'r og Nor Og unosr
here's Opbolo | 6ooebItabsn fitiiq
at 1trioe til beres 6iem.
megen 9lnbe potte bet. at oefad
SoIbatsrfeIten fiji en- 9ilfen froOIf.
Ricarb gennsm ben sSuIebpmne".
Fan fra Sprotus ienbte til &. s..
Il. M.s ungs.
9i fenOsr S%ulebpmnen til Ricdrbs
NANCE 8enner ub oper Qanoet:
gar bu bsrt ON ben Rat.
od Der blep iaa IalIomt itine
tpert ct glub o9 bDer en- &iIbe
itunbieo QdnbebrGttet brat.
pa toq Stobsn til at fpnse,
= 9ranen fsrIt. - faa. breo be ub,
Gle 9rGer / Subcltlbnge
lopeO Sub.
gaa en- Mort ON ct 9aaI
Iigger Der en- 6iOrb og brsmmer
/ bet Stiernslps, Iom ftrsrhmcr
neb fra 6imlens matblua Staal.
Wen ba 2uftens Sarper tlineer.
par Der ingen mer, Der fop:
Snb til gpen 5Iotten fprinser
fuIo at COB.
9bi ben gat / bosr Syn
IbGOeb bbibe, miIbe @9Iter,
og fra Otter ub til Better
Ing DIN Stab og Gaar6 be 9e9n.
Og en- 9pmne. bu ei amer,
iteg mob SimIsn op fra Sorb.
Spbsns palmer, Rorbens Sraner
fang i aOr.
90 enonu peb ben lib
tommer fore Q1s at 8raner
NIB fra 2anb til 9n og mdner
rs at 9lemmt 8sgnets Strib.
Og bbor 8on6en Re9et lager.
f.Gbner Wartens 6ugletor,
mems December neen batter
Suleborb.
Og enbnu / bier Ggn
eu Be bbibs 9aiter timber,
og ira 6immeIbuen rinbsr
ber IN isIotIar 9Onersgn.
OgIaa Der paa gorgens 9inb.r
hoIoer gnsIeitarer 9agt,
blibt omtap meb Stjernsr thinner
berss 0ragt.
Obi Gan fom, ia, 5un tom.
San. fom 8erben bentsb' Iang.,
6an, Tom ogfoo bonfe 8rsnge
ir9naer til og foties ON:
Sab ba life GngIe enc
t9nbe SuleFjsrnsns Baum,
men f9t ems | Gronens @rent,
lop 6ons Rabnl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-02-03
Sfrpbelis. bog ft9rf.

arifelie SorteIline for for, oe
fmdu, of M. b. 8. Sberfat fra
spTf beb 90. globel. Dsnne Bog
er onbefalet og ubgibet af ariFeIia
5%orenine for inbrs Misfion | Dans
mart. so Siber. pris inbb. 25c.
Ssnb for benne ubm9rtsbe Bog -
5rimartsr mobtoges.
DANISH PUBLISHING HOUSE,
..t BLAIR, NEbR fti
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-02-03
Earme til Salg.

2 bet bat tie Stttlemrnt ueb Bo,lus, 90.
nab &c.. Atbr.. Dor jse en- Gel uoisqt,
Narmt. mutt, laot eono msb fine , psnins
ger. ,siu9ibaus oe q ot eono. 1riien sr ira
S25 III $40 pr. We're pao 9ooe 8llfaar. Seq
bar o9iaa en- 5el cub | Sbtrmnn 50. Ill
Gala. Rom ielU eler firm til unosrts9nsbe.
y. &. Seo bar en- ubmeifet Karin Der /
Shelman 10. 100 Aeres. Sl2 so ~. Mere.
Nao iai9es ifrats. 800 tontant, Reitsn
pa lib I'll laue Renter.
Grin iii VI. Y. PnuIIen.
eoup 3itu. Sberman 49,, Rsbr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-02-03

Indian Territory. ae " to slf sa e e. '' 5'sSc
Creek Nation. N Ma ssni Land I,d n@,
Territory, I str@kninger fra 10 til $50 Acres;
code Skeder p ranteree. VI er ograa Agen,
ter for noRie udvalgte o~pdyrkede Farme |
Henry Benton, Peitis og job, son Counfies
Missouri SkTiv efter Beekrivelfe, Kort or
Liste. Svar paa Engeisk, ON muIiRt.
Creek Land & Improvement Co.
WINDSOR, MO,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-02-03

en- garonter.t aur %,
2lsenbs, inb.
penbige, bfsbenbe eusr f~remffubte,
penosne tifbass fra 4potbet,ren,
bbis .ga5o Ointment" III. tursrer
| 3 til IA Ddg. SOC.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-02-03

Sriti-- Di fenbsr frtt en- prss
n at Dor ubm9rfebe Gdlpe. fom befs
breber BET a~frerbarfte Tilfalbe al
6ubfpoe. Stepenfon Mebicins
g., 25O8 Riperfbe Mp<., Winnen.
psJis, Winn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-02-03

5ortptstfe betbrebet
paa en- Dag. Gag 9aratiOe Bro
mo 0uinine Tablets. Yengene til
bage fra ale 4~potbetere. buis itis
belbreOet. 6. 80. @rODe's Rapn paa
bper 2Gfe. 25e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-02-03
SoIOattrfeit / q. i. Il. M.
8. Sanuar 1905.
GSr. DagbI.~. asbsnbapn.)

timber ben fpant sumeritanIe
arig b9nbte bet, at en- ameritonit
9roppeafOeling bleo ienbt oDsr til
5ilippinerne os peo ben aeilisbeO
rpbOlOt FIG ire 0ags i SonoIuIu.
6orIpitslfes iteOerne siorbe alt,
tpao be tunbe, for at bragg SoIbas
terne til fig: Der BAR 10 en- gunitig
2eiIig6eo til at tiene qenge.
Men i 5OnOIuIu er Der en- tor
.9riTtelis Jorenin9 for unse MGnb'
oe Den giorbs ogfaa aft, b0ab BEN
tunbe.
So RsIultatet blsb, at Taa gobt
iom ale 5orIbftelfesftsber % Be
r9rtninger fob TONNE, mems &.
8. Il. M.s Sale fplOtes til fOFts
pfobs at SoIbatsr. 0isfe forftob,
at bet. fom q. 5. Il. 81. bsO benz.
hor til ftsrt @elfignelie."
Oct er Der ogIao mango Solbatsr,
bar forTtaaet Der / Dor 5obebitab.
&. +. Il. W.s SolbotermisIion bar
/ Qarenes 2sb Sang efter Sang
moattet ubpibs fine 9otaIer: nj ops
lager SoIboterne belle ben nsberifs g.
taee I ben rsbe gbening | 8otberss
oabe.
forrioe Qor ~opbepdrebes Der |
g. 5. II. 81. GjenbsIe for 14G0
Mnnb, og Der par en- Omf9tnins of
10000 8r. I RetoiftbunbeIen. =
Stribpapir ogaonbofuttsr foor Sols
boterns grotis. ct gibliotbet ftadr til
beres Rddbigbeb, Der bofbes bdabe
opbnggeties oe unbsrbofbenbe Sore
brag. og often sfter Nftsn fsrsss
Der for, at SoTbaterns Der ian finbe
ct 6psgeTiet Diem.
Ssnbug Qftsn Is. SAM par en-
5lpf pdd 400 Solbater of o1e
0aobendrter b9nfebe ON 8orbene
oppe | q. 3. Il. M.s ftore Gal. /
bDis Mibte bet fore Sulstra bapte
I'm ptab8.
Der bar aft, bpdb Der bsrer meb
iii ct SuIeborb, os nltfummen Fnntst
af gamls SoIbot.r os berss Sl9ets
hinge fom en- 9at for ben 9affris
bsb. q. 3. Il. M. en- Gang babbe
pbet BEN. 6efer life ben ottusff.
arsnldnbffe Snsbbtte mansIehe,
bborfra en- ,9rsnInnber" | Natios
nalbrdet ubbslte efstras@ oberns.
Sulefalmer ps Gabrslanbsfurq.,
Salofune os aorfuns, @iofin oe
JfDgef ofbetslebe meb Saler of RE
tatter, paftor MuttbieIen, Gofoatsrs
misiionor apble, SberIergent gbris
fsr'en fra 9arben. 5ormanb for
Sofbaternes ,.8tad 9ors", og &. =.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-02-03
9en Arnru
Spaaoomlnrn.
On G%Ortaning fra Spdnien.

.sJee maa frots tale neb gu
p%erngreR~, faebe ban. 9a ben pasts
bopenbe Officer par en- penIiaQtano,
su fenbts 6erebtp, gap ban gefds
ing til. at manben Tube fsreg ino.
eirats ben gamls ION IND. toItes
* kon fg paoanG for 9uoerngrsn.
..Staa up % fig, bpob On bar
pco 6isrte,- fa9oe 9rsOen.
3,rebiO reiIfs fig: o6r. greOe,
iss tr tomnen for at fud be tuIinb
ReoItr. ipm for nogle Duge fbsr
ublppebts til ben, Der tunoe gioe
~soaIibeliee 9plpsningsr ON par
rcr.
,aenber bu BANG
Seq Oeb, bpor ban opbpIber fig.
.6por bu?"
Seq bill bif, Gber bans Sp<
tpIbsfeb % forlunaer gelennin>
Rn.
.,5prtol, bbob bu peb."
s. gaor for 8 Ooge Fbsn falbt
ise % NIT 2Gfel I R~soerbanoer.
Ds fsrtt mig bunben e.nnem en-
Sion til en- for aaben plaos. bpor
ssr bar lejrst en- Del W4nb. Seq
NJ frats Ristante % fpurete mig
lsfp: Cube bet bare garrons
5sIf2
Mebsns iea Irpb oe ipetuIsrehe
,ptr bette, 6leO isg tiItult Of en-
hntfiebt 6errs. ban ino tiff pou
mig ps fuebe:
..Nin Den. psb bu. at isg er
ysrrea.s
Heppe barb, ise bert bette, for
leg fafebe mig poa 4n9 og raabt,:
n8eIfen.t bar, bin Si9l. bu 9pnoe
'er Renn.fftr, at iss bog life
Hruts fsnbt, bial Seq bar faa Ian
se snfbet at faa bia at f for at
fsrtsnbt bia bin Sfrbne % tp3Ie
fns 5enber. 9rr COB og lab mig
sass kos big os tiens big"
1sptrnsren 10. .Poa. bpob fpds
,ess Barron, bboO giorbs ban?"
Del famine fom De. 5r. gus
sernsr. = Gan TO-"
yOs bug
,.5.o 10 oefoo. ebers Roobe. ioo
nsrs 9nnr.r tri1ee. nee ub mine
timber. Guo tOe ban mig I 6aun>
BEN % faabe: .,0u er ben eneife
f~srnuftise aarI az BEN, Der bibtif
20 fafbet ! mine 51nber. Mne be
snhrt far oerst fan bumme at plas
&c MIG meb Gut % graob ca
Snmmer; BET f9tter mig oftib t
saarfiot Sumsr. On bar fact
mig til at K, oiF fsrffs Sang /
~ rbfe Ct Nor. SEQ bill gre
tp bu enftr. Rom Der Rdrle!"
: aate 9iebIit bar iss Omrinsst
q eE Star. Rspsre.
n8bab bar 5 tuest fra oenne
Jaonb9" fpurgte Barron.
st @i.l. 8 Duros os II Re
ssr."
.@obt! fOrla6 0s.- iosoe Rss
eeren. linen forubfg mig fsrit min
eirbn.." 5on rate mig 5danben.
Sss iao poa 6oonben os IGNITE
ct 2ieblit eFtsr. ..gnrrpni .nten
IN to9er NIT 2ip sI.r Ripper mig
HI = for ,ler fensre tommer bu |
.esdIstn."
pet er noe.t. jog nIerebe peb",
Tssbe BdubftteH. linen fig mig. bpors
ssarf~
See .~...: .f.e-. Tenn. mnnh
si md1re gtW mig III. ) Ufor9eH
II leg | grannba. pe / ODermorgsn
ias N fonse BAN.
Du fpsrger .,bDornodr" - fogoe
Fs meb bsitibelte RsF Tag
sae | Agt for nnfte Moaneb.1
Oct eop ct Rpt / Barron pe for
sfsfen oefuo | mig f.lO. Seq blsD
sonee for at sobe dffusi min ee.n
Dsbsbom.
,,gan Del', Tdebe RsOer.n. .Du
bfiser Der I min Dob. os bbis man
ifts hcne.r mig | nefe Waaneb.
tao Nal ies bang. big. foa funbt
ysm min Gober er tfeben brnet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-02-03

3ibsfriit.
Seq bleo fprt inO i aeirsn. Os
Barron reb bort.
Der gift en- bel ugs, bbor ieg lite
faa Barron. Sans Soft bebanbs
Iebe mig goot, forbi ieg tunbe for
uoiigs bsres St9bne. De T9bte mig
en- Qftensn ub / BET fri, at ieg
tunbe tratte frif Cuff; bog banot
De mig til ct Era, faa ieg tunos
life lobe bort.
Gn often 0eb 6=5iben tom nogle
of Rsperne biem til 2eirsn, meos
fsr,nos en- fattig Qrbeiber, Der Tia
gebe ia bierteIferenbe. 6an tigaeos
og Bah Dem 9ipe fig no9Ie qsnge
tilbdse, De buobe taset fra hum.
5Frit baunIo RgOerne at BAN.
Mlen tilfibit, ba ban f~ortuIte ON
fine 6 9eru, Der ..s be al Suit,
hbis be M efter at BABE rsOet alt
fra bam oefuu tog bans 2iO, fa9oe
en- at Rgberne tt 8ammerutsrne:
.Gr Ri enige9 Barron Hal oIbria
fad at bibe. bpab Ri MI asr9-
oQlori94, fOurebe be andre.
.,@dd bin 0ei!4
Den f~tattels 5obsr ffpnbts FIG
bort uben fine penge. Snurt par
ban ube uf Sbnt.
gn baIO Slime eFtsr inbfanbt gors
ron fig. Grbeiberen fIabte ban meb
fig.
nglsnbtoe!- rdobts ban. Seq Deb
life, bporFor ie9 life ftnber sber neb
a1eTammen. Cir itrnts btnne Wonb
De penge, 8 bar tuget fra ham,"
Rspernt GAP Manosn 9engene. %
hennt tditebs fig for qarrons Tebs
Der.
.0u Ter. ieg bar bofbt nit Orb,
bu bar foaet bine pengs tilboqs.
-@aoi1
Manben eit oTab fin gei, men
fan bar n9pps fommen IS Gfribt
fra bet Steb, bpor jsg itob, fsr
garron loabe gssfen til Ginnen "a
offnreoe ben efter ben uIptteliqs.
MunO.n fatbt bsb til Sorbsn.
Gnbnu mebens GorfraffeITen ma
fen IamToe mig. mertebe ieg. at
goonbet. Der bonbt mig til Street,
lssnsbs Fg. SEQ fua M. at augs
len pua fin 5lugt bubbe "itreifst bet
Rsb. Der bunbt mig. Seq penteOe
fun paa en- 2eiligbsb til of gre mig
felt fri.
Webens Barron git ben for at
fpife, og nogIe at RBperne tditeoe
en- 9rao til QrbejOeren, Tnsg isg
mig lpblsIt bort fra 3reet og inb I
Sfopsn, bDor iss funbt nit 2Gfsl.
Soa reb ies burtigt BERTH. gib m g
nu be tufinoe ReaIer, faa ftoI jes
fore Solbaterne til parrons asjr."
5srebiO fit gengent Oe forloO
9ubernsren.
Sm Worsenen ct Bar Daee ies
mere fob en- Stare nDsgsrrise og
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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-07-14
An Eloquent Criticism.

Theodore Thomas, in conducting an
orchestra, seemed impressive, imper
turbable. A writer in the Outlook com
menting upon this says that he was ap-
parently without passion or feeling,
yet the appearance was not reality,
and at one of Mr.. Thomas rehearsals
it was fully contradicted.
At a certain point in the symphony
the orchestra was playing in perfect
time and tune, but with a certain me-
chaHical effect which no one had no.
ticed until Mr.. Thomas suddenly
raped the music stand before him.
The orchestra stopped. Then with
his hand he initiated the action of an
organ grinder.
With only word to indicate the
bar at which the orchestra was to take
up the music, he struck the rack be-
fore him for attention, and with
movement of his baton gave the signal.
The orchestra repeated the passage
he had criticised by dumb show, and
this time it played with spirit and
fire.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-07-14
The First French Navy.

Away back in the eighth century
Charlemagne had organized a sort Of
coast guard by enrolling all the sea-
board population who lived within one
and half miles of the shore, but
with the ACKNOWLEDGMENT of the vast
CarlOvingian empire all dreams of ma
val greatness were dissipated. Long
afterward Charles V. built some mil
itary nefs on the Atlantic, and Louis
XI.'s galleys chased the Barbary pi-
rates who infested the shores of the
Mediterranean. but it was Francis l.
apparently who first conceived the idea
of war fleet, purchased and equipped
from the royal treasury.
He converted the small fishing vii
lage of Havre into a fortified port.
which speedily attracted commerce to
the mouth of the Seine, and he pro-
jected scheme-which he did not live
to realize-fOr the construction of an
oceanic navy under canvas. Effects
were massed in the Mediterranean"
writes Mr.. Norman in his "Corsairs of
history French squadron, passing
through the strait of Gibraltar, de-
feated an English fleet off Brest, and
then, moving round to the eastward,
drove off the blOckading sQuadrOns of
Henry VIII from BoulOgne"
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-07-14
Sumner

John Robbins went to Madison one
day last week.
Mr. Tooker of Fort Atkinson was at
at this place last Monday.
Alfred Hammerquist of Edgerton was
in this vicinity wall papering last week.
Miss Maud Whittet of Milton juno
ton is visiting relatives in this vicinity.
Harvey Bickle has bought Sickles'
house and lot and will soon take posses
sion.
Raybaum & Loga are going to Cam
bridge this week after their new thresh-
ing engine.
Mr. and Mrs Allen of Fort Atkinson
spent the Fourth with their daughter,
Mrs Arrow Marsden.
Mr. and Mrs Arrow Marsden spent
Sunday with his grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs Geo Emrick, at Edgerton.
Mrs Thomas Marsden, Mrs Ann Bickle
and Mrs Harvey Bickle are going TO Kill
born Thursday to visit relatives.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-07-14
Fulton

Miss Mollie Ellefson spent few days
with Ida Murwin.
OP Murwin spent last Friday and
Saturday in GAINESVILLE.
Sydney Bentley caught six-pound
catfish last Wednesday.
The postponed ice cream social will be
held some time next week.
Mrs A P Murwin spent a few days
with friends in GAINESVILLE.
Misses Sarah Bentley and Marion Bar
Der spent Monday in GAINESVILLE.
Miss Leona Post has been spending a
few days with Miss Eta Hubbell.
Mr. and Mrs Claude Mcneil of Chicago
are visiting with relatives here.
Everybody is picking cherries nova
days and some very fine ones, too.
The young folks of the village have
been hearing some fine music for the
past week.
The adjourned board of review met
Monday, July 10, with the clerk, o P
Murwin.
Horace and Frank Pease gave party
to a large number of their friends last
Thursday evening.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-07-14
The Most Accurate Frontier.

AS an instance of the jealousy exist
ing in the relations between Norway
and Sweden it may be noted that the
boundary line between the two coun-
tries is the most infinitely exact in
Europe. In every parish touched by
the line there is deposited an elabo-
rate plan which is renewed every ten
years, the whole of the work of sur
veying, ETC., being carefully repeated
each time-Pearson's Magazine.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-07-14
West Porter

The tobacco crop is looking fine.
Mr. O Fessenden and family Sundayed
with Thos Sterns.&
Miss Anna DoWney of Dunkirk spent
part of last week visiting at Mrs Ed
Fox's.
Mrs VIM Fox, formerly of this place,
is dangerously ii at her home in James
Vile.
Misses Jennie Murray, Mae and Jen-
ME Mccarthy went to Whitewater Sun
day to attend summer school.
The dance at Mrs J F McCarthy's on
Friday evening called out large crowd
and all had pleasant time.
Many of our young folks attended the
lawn party Saturday evening at Mr. Fred
Miller's at Cooksville, and report an I'M
usually good time.
There are prospects of natural tun-
mel in the highway between the village
OF Fulton and Indian Ford as travellers
disappear in the sand hill in front of the
old Vannetta homestead.
The game of ball at Gibbs park last
Sunday between the White Stars and
the Allen Creek Wonders was fast and
furious, resulting in victory for the
Wonders by a score of to 8.
The rye and barley crops have nearly
all been harvested and are bumper yields
1t has been too wet for haying and the
oat harvest will crowd the hay harvest
The weeds are running race with the
corn crop but If time will hold out the
corn will win on the home stretch.