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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-13

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|giue Dig osn.....SgIaa 5roen er bans
|0ape.4
% ia, jeg bill gerne tro, ON jes
bare tunoe. S DOZEN er al MEME
Itelig 9isoom for intet at regne.
opuO itul ies spre2 Min eliteoe
6uitru, beO for mig"
nariitus sr gaaet / DOZEN for
Dig. 9eIse."
Ma, bpor set toiteoe at holOe Den
roloiomme 6ulfen neoe. Der pilos
fpele Sroene.
Ru bar life min Stamp oe m II
~5ortnipleie noget, = oct par BAN,
IIom laa Der os tampeoe ON at fdd
I5ro, ION maatte, maatte Ies
oes inc til 9uo, ON ieg bare for
maaeoe at leoe.....8et itreg | min
ISial til @uo ON at finoe oct rette
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Ii Den isgenoe Sjal.
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leoes........iss ital faa.~.gribe 5roen
Or oct life fun oct, iom g9loer
.......Sroen2
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ooa fro - itaar Der life no9et iads
oant. aaeOt2"
so, iaa itaar Der; Ri itaI
bare, bare fro. Gag Dig ino til 8uo
5aoers 9jerts, Jig BAN, on bill tro,
men psO life, bborleoes Oh ital fad
5rosn, og ban bill miittert fOmme meo
i'm 9i9lp og i'm 5rsit | Rsosns
5ime."
SUB sr barmbjertie. ban bill
lite itsoe nOsen Spnoer 10, iom
fommer til bdm......" 5por lioet
Iieg formuaeOe, = IA, bbpr bntelig
pg lioen jeg MI forsfom mig ielo at
pore; men jeg t9mpeoe for min egen
oprebare Manos Sjal meo De BAD
ben. ieg mu9teOe at fsre..~.-
8sostrat Og fau uii9elig uiige-
Tia betpnaet. BAR lea / Stano til at
leoe BAN frem til @uo2
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meo oe tungs @anoeorag. 5puo bar
DER at gre. seq FOG ftine bans
0dano, og ban benote MOB mig
set miloe 9laibn, Der nu par Iaa
fortpiplst, at Oct far / nit 6ierte
at ie oct.
.9il on tale meo nogen. iom be-
ere fan peileoe oig2 Sfal jeg Ienre
9uo til Yreitegaaroen2"
ngei, min lille Zen. gu er min
beolte 9ejleOer."
emo lite inc i 9eoen glemte ban
Dc t9re Imaa @ennenapns. ban al
ito gap mig.
nStaI jes laie ON Den gOoe OPT
De, iom iatte lit 2ip til ior 5aare>
ne2".-.-
seq ilOs Op Gut. 8 Os laite oct
iOr bam-+~..9an itrsg benoper Den
iebertunge YanOe, iualeoes JON ban
pIejeoe, naar ban tnmpeOe meo no.
get tantetungt.
Sm liot pinteos ban mig ben III
iia
.Seg bill trO = is9 DiL l9gge mig
ino til Guo Gu0ers 9jerte. Og iud
faar ban itsOe mig bort ON ban
piI,-...om ban tan--"
r0an bill life, min eiitsoe Wiano
.....-9an tan lite. for ban bar 10
iagt: vaommsr bio til mig ale, lom
arbeioer og er beiDareOe, = ieg Dil
giue e0er 9pilE."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-13
9lnlist til Mnlist meo 9poen,


for nogle qar foeH tom ieg I'll
ct 9jargDart - forteler en- 5nos
ienoer / ct init 9laO hoor 1000
arbeioere BAR beitaftiget. Seq gjors
De aolot / ct lille 6erberge; men
bpilfen glat Denteoe mig osr2 9rtt
% 5ummel lige til 0aggrp. Wian
ffuloc nqIten tro zig foran 4fgrnns
cens porte. Om SpOn funoe Der
Iet lille pare Gale. Sm Morgenen
talte ieg meO @erten ON Den Jorge
liae Maaoe oisie i~tattels arbeioere
hlbragte 0eres JritiO pau.
rQu", iagOe ban. %piadodn gar
man alto Der. 0isis soft oritfer %
er iunfne I ale Slags ANDRE Cater.
Sea trOr life oct bar 6eIeigt, ON sn
frsmmeo popeoe fig NED / Minerne
poen en- laot QiitOl."
Ia jeg forloo Steoet, t0ntte je9,
at oct oifoe barre ct tort Inner, ON
loisIe Menneiter omoenote fig.
Snart o~erefter itete en- itr9ttelig
lllbffe I en- at oe on6site gliner.
a9osn, til 6pilten glsofringsfurO.n
par bqftet, iprdHg, og aurpen itnr
teoe meo oe oeri uGrenOe Qrbeioere
nso I 8bbet. Gn al benz bapoe
Qdn0snGrnerelie NOT iii at grille
letter Ell fremipriHgenOe aIippefant.
San lit fat % iO9ueoe III oOer Den
~r0oiommc QfgruHo. 8enne Muno
PAR ogH O9rite at Dem dle. en- 5ors
fprer til aft OnOt, og en- Spotter og
6aoer At alt goot.
Man 6rugie en- hdLD Zine for
at reooe BAN; bans Sammsraier bar
leieblitteIiq orGbt. Sioen, ban til
bragte oper afsrunosn ipntes BAN
en- gpigbeb, bpert Minut ndr toits
bart for bam. s Oenne farlige Stils
ling bite SUBS 4auo BAN, bDao
lan f%ortjente, life alene al are ilaaet
libel iom De andre, men ogian at DGz
IL blepen taitet / 6slpe0es 4farunb.
0an laa MI, buorIeoes bbert Winut,
ban enonu 9apOe at lebe |, tuH it9nz
teoss at SUBS usnoelige 9armbier=
tiabeo.
enoelig bar ban frelit. 9a man
lagoe BAN pua SorOen. tditeoe ban
zig Itrafs paa ane Mot iblunat alle
iIHe aammerater og begnuote mso
taarefpalt Stemms at befenoe fire
Spuoer. ioet ban idg0e, al ingen
bdDoe urret iaa Iangt borte ira QUO
lfom ban.
De omitanen0e trpeoe, ban bapoe
miitet 5oritunoen. De begpnote at
treite og berolige BAN, og piloe enoog
babe BAN ben | arpen for at bejz.
~tioelisboloe bans Reoning neo re
fpIote @las.
Wsen ban rsjffe fg Op Os talte al.
oorligt til Dem, ban gioroe Dem OPP
mrrtfom pud, buorleoes De ale fpe=
reoe ODER 6elpeoes Qfaruno, oa
bborleoes De fun bdpoe Cubs uuos
grunoelige Naaoe at tatte for, at De
enom lepeoe Og bapOe Sio til Oms
oenoelie. og iii at 6sgDnoe at lebe
ct MT 2epneo.
Oct bareoe life l9nge fsr en- ans
ben at W9noene tn9lsoe neo, De be-
epnote at grroe og beoe Guo ON at
bjalpe Dem no af oeres Spn6.
3 famine gieblit tom en- preo;-
liant forbi, goltens talte paa banl.
og ban bespnoie iirats at tale til
Dem ON 5relieren, iom sr fommen
til Wer6en for at gre Sbnoers IA,
liee.
Sra ben Dag at forbe6reoes Gors
holoene tnoelist paa Stsost. Mans
ee af Solfene ompentote is MI grun.
big og el16eoe iig ! oerss 5relisr.
De git life langere paa @rbejbe iloen
at babe left Subs Orb og bebet til
Cub, og ON 0~ftenen fda man Dem
T0Ahoufin fhunrrAs ME Gfn6a Yyi~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-13

|glemme fit Barn. iaa fan SUD Dog
lite slemme oi9."
rSpor ituar oet......Ias oct for
MIG" DE tom iaa itatuunOet ea
ipriet.
Seq lqite eiuius "a. st
|furtlaret Smil CLEO benoOer bans
4afpn.....8en bimmsIfte 9ruosom
par traaot ino 40 lutteoe 0sre %
bans: r5reo pare meo eOer" par to-
net benoOer %.
Den tore berliee 5rpo, ION Sroen
Og 5orpisningen giper, bar gIeoet
ino / Si1len....9e bimmeIIfe Ga.
li9beo bar allereoe begpnot paa
ISor0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-13

ri SDit6uns gamle, fieIoomtrun
7eOe STAB = ou meo uoit lille fasr;
2ie" meO Din gamle, arparOisg
DDn Dine mango berliee lloipns=
pHnttg1 - on piI itua lbs og mil>
nor Grinoring. 6eriis og fer pil
IN itaa, gu gamle STAB, foroi oer
Sau port fife Barn 9biet, og Der
1uu prrt lille girfe6iem freoeIigt na
1nnt.
Fremmeos tom oi. fremmsos
prog ii 10 oerfra. gi leOeoe Ser tn
@sreen for os Telo og tiaOo insen at
1zstte IND / bort file Goen.
Bi bsbgosoe ingen Slqgt - IN
zen 9snuer. qaraoifet bar luftet
al. Oct par fun til for oe TO, ION
f1roeoes inoenFor bets Snobegming.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-13

SITE Der. 6bor oen fore Suriit.
frsm ferbe6es, opiIog pi port gart=
Hm.-8i otloe fremoeles lepe bort
sgef 2ip, ffjult for Fremmsoes
R[itfe.
Bau ct ffopbepofiet N9s - 10
Giiomster fra StoppeIfeoet = laa
GET file ibpGiffe 6jem, Ser MI bar
aDrt mso 9auro % @runo for man=
&c tommenoe 8ags.
5Dilten bjemlig 5elelie mgote ps
lite onsre0e paa 9srtarifelen, ioet
off port gObabe fra Sa0ersns lape
Gtusr Bob Os ct 6jerteligt @eltoms
zElen.
FANNIE Stano iom ser itoo ali
-.6nOr bapoe life min Mano paa
I'm Danlige, farlige Maaoe orOnst
ali til port 8omme.
DEN minoffe 5ings glaos bapee
Enn erincret og fggt at laDe ct lioct
SRosrbjem iaa goot. iom oct funoe
1noe fig gsre.
aun nerirlbe, 6por for Ben fore
flaamalte 6immeliens ito0, bar Ser
mn 10 Sernfenge. og me1em oisie
lille 4agots Seng, Der oengan5
inasn qld6s baboe.
Ser ftuloe bun fooe trbgt og gOot
zzaellem fine, og jeg Diofte nOf, at
xrrtns Gngle bil0e feire zig trinSt
aU1ntrtng, isfp ON Der ingen Sns
7~friptiDn fanotes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-13


Benyt Lejlighenen. Ksb nogle at dfsse
biliige Boyer, linden de er ndsoigt. De
udeladte Munro er soigt. Da vi like
kan skate nere Bsger Ill de anfsrte
ave Priser, maa Bestilling indsendes
snarest, ON man snsker nogie af dem
Bsgerne ~tilsentes p~ortofrit.
Bsgerne bestilles efter hummer.
1877. 2utbsrs genner. airfebiitOri'
he RutiossS ti83er, fra 8sft'5nf'
lamb oe GIfafs af paitor IF. Ns'
eaorb. 437 Siber 1 Om1as. Heo'
fat fra $1.60 til SOC.
1S9. Sm Torisgene pda at sruno'
lesee en- reIigiOnsIss SeoeI9re.
ct 6Or,bras al u. 9sifen, @oiuntt
peo ObenIs aatbeoruIFole. 43 Si'
Der / OmTag. Rsbfat 3oe. til pot.
191. De II gub. arifteligs Sore
bras fra Bethesda" af s. S4ous'
Doe, S%ognspraft pso 9arni'Ons
airte. 244 Sib,r | Smfas. H.o'
tat fra $1.20 til 35e.
1914. ariItslig 5usoen. Ddglig 2as'
ming tnbttst til De nps e%pdnselis'
tetiter. of u. g. 6. @robe Rdss
musfen. 224 Sibsr. 5 OmHdg.
Neoidt ira S1.00 til SOC.
1e6. Marcus /. G~bangeliets OPP
fattelie at 6.rrens 2ip. Jremftiu.s
9runtret at u. anberTen. Sognes
praIt. 80 Sibsr i Omnag. Rsoidt
fra $40 til soc.
1877. gn lille 6uspoitiIt meo pr9bis
fener iii ale airteaortts Ssns og
TeTibd9s at 2uurib R. ). galslep,
aapslna | 9uarslep pad 5p.n oa
6olm Sonien, SoensprGIt | 8ibs
paa Spen. 298 Siber | Omras.
Reofdt ira 90t. til SOC.
1913. Qts. 5smti fets fnaa 9ers,
melt / religiss Qanb, pto aarets ps
QiDsis Gsits og Minbebug., at 81.
Mso ct 5ororb uf qaitor gilheIm
Beet. 80 Sib.r. elegant inbbunoen.
Rsofdt fra SOC. til 25e.
POI. psosr R. Ms1er: Dramdtiie
Smauting. 163 Siber I Smfdg.
Rebfat fra Zoe. til 40c.
202. 5olts>2eO.ntpr. @amlebe %
ubgipns af aiaps gerntf.n. 18o
Siber, / Omfug. Rebfat fra 6o.
til 4Oc.
|206. Oct trifteIise 2ip fremftin.t I
8 pr9oitener os cen @~ieltstdle,
bofbte oper be foreTtr.pne Settler
fra 40 Ssnbdg efter 9rinitas
tia. 9f 8. Selpes. 9ebfut fra 40
til 15c.
|207.. gineoer at Rorbens SifOrie.
Deb Greberit gurfOeb. 294 Sioer,
/ Omflda nebfut fra $1.20 III
SOC.
|208. 8unbs Roientrdnb. ST gibras
til Oanmarts 5iftorie unber Gr.'
berit ben yrebie. VT Gbr. gruun.
2S4 Sibsr | Omffag. Rebfat fra
$1.40 iii SOC.
200. era 8srnegubstientften, fem
prqbiiener meb tilberenbe Jors
telIinssr af gbrftenM sner. prrf
peb ct. pouls airte | asbenbaon.
6enrp Using. aano. tbeol. On,
resne Witb, ganb. tbepl. 72 g.
Nebfat fra 80 til zoe.
30. Gmbebe Os Ordination | beres
insbprbes 9runbforbofo. st biz
itoriit brumutiF 5orfss af Gr.
9ilb. 4nberfen, gropf og Sogn,.
prait. Rsbfat fra $3.50 til SOC.
211. autkr. ct tirteligt 1effpil.
aF Or. !Sans .5eris. autorifer.t
Spsriatt.lfe sfter OrisinaIens IL.
Oplus. af Otto annbe. 81 Sibtr
OmTas. Rebfat fra 80 til 25e.
212. Sra Msidfelfooen til bet fti1e
6dp. Sorta1inger at polite syors
f%attere, beb Joban grobe. 294
Siber. | OmT. Hebfot fra $1.40
til soc.
I213. 9auran. RejIefilbrins fra
paleitina. st Gorebrae at Senrit
S9arlins. so Siber. : Omfrae.
Neofat fra 40e. til 20e.
216. Ere NopeGler af Gmil Marrioi.
5orfatter til Den seiitlise Dsb4.
0herfnt NJ 81 1;sy,,ff oo1 c;h.x
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-13

ifsIiae eange, psnoe 6iem til oerss
lnffeliee 5amilier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-13
prisneds4ttel$e

Boyer til overordentlig nedsat Pris.
Benyt Lejlighenen. Ksb nogle at disse
biliige Boyer, linden de er udsolgt. De
udeladte Munro er soigt. Da vi like
kan skate ners Bsger Ill de anfsrte
ave Priser, MAJ Bestilling indsendes
snarest, ON man snsker nogie af dem
Bsgerne tiisentes portofrit.
Bsgerne bestilles efter Nummer.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-03
THE MOST UP-TO-DATE REsTAUR-
ANT IN COUNCIL BLUFFS. GOOD SER
VICE AND HOME COOKING. The Calu-
met restaurant, $40 Broadway.
,Footpad Holds In woman.

Mrs. J. Peterson was held up by foot
pad Monday night near her residence, lbs
South Sixth street The ruffan compelled
Mrs. Peterson to stand while he made a
search Of her clothing for money or tewelry
but failed to find either.
Mrs. Peterson had been calling on a
neighbor and was returning home, when
the fellow stepped from behind a tree and
ordered her to hold up her hands. Thor
oughly frightened. Mrs Peterson complied
and the ruffian deliberately searched her
clothing, while the unfortunate woman
was so overcome with fear, she was unable
to make any protest or cry for assistance.
When the fellow failed to find either money
or Jewelry he pushed Mrs. Peterson from
him with n curse and walked away in the
darkness
The footpad was white man and the
police believe tramp. Mrs. Peterson was
so badly frightened that she was unable
to give the police but poor description of
her assailant. She described the fellow as
tall and slender.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-03
N. Y. Plumbing Co. Tel. $50. Night. Ls,
REPUBLICAN LEADERS CONFER
Campaign said to Re ProEressing In u
Favorable Manner.

Campaign said to Re PrOgressing In n
Favorable Manner.
Regarding the state campaign In Iowa
Cha airman Frank u. Woods of the repub-
lican state committee, who was in the city
yesterday in attendance at the conference
OF republican county chairmen of the
Ninth congressional district, members Of
the congressional committee and republic
can and independent editors of the district
said: Conditions on governor look very
good. but there is a hard fight on the leg
lslative ticket in most parts of the state.
The prospects. however, are good for most
Of the republican congressional candi-
dates. l believe that all the old candi-
dates will be returned, but there is some
doubt as to the election in the First dis
trict, where the republican nominee is a
new man. Governor Cummins, despite the
fight being made against him in his own
party. will undoubtedly be elected by the
normal majority. II not by a bigger one.
The normal majority in Iowa is from 1000
to 10000. Cummns cannot be defeated"
Reports from the several chairmen
showed that the counties comprising the
Ninth district were In good shape with
every prospect for republican success.
Those present in addition to Chairman
Woods of the state committee were Con-
gresham Walter !. Smith, State Senator
c. G. Saunders, County Chairman Elmer
E. Smith. George S. Wright, Ninth district
member of state committee; Hon. Spencer
Smith, all of this city; J. s. Baxter, county
chairman of Montgomery county; H. b
Herbert, Audubon county, member OF
congressional committees; A c. Ross
Audubon Republican,; p. B. Brown Har'
/ Ian Republican; r. B. Hull, Harlan
American; j. c. McCabe, Logan Observer
d. II. Scott Griswold American; F. F
Jones, Villisca, member of Iowa legisla,
| ture; II. w. Byers of Harlan. candidate
for attorney general; w. ]. Davis, chair
man of Cass county committee w. P
Workman of the Malvern Leader. chair
man of Mills county committee; Walter
| Ellis. Red Oak.
Adair and Guthrie counties were no
| represented at the conference, which wal
| held at the Grand hotel.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-03
Iowa News Notes.

osKALoosA-Ann Sprowl, a pretty and
attractive young woman Of this place, has
disappeared after leaving a note In which
she says a love affair has driven her to
suicide. A search is being made for her.
STUART-John PaytOn has been suffer
ing for years from what he supposed TO be
cancer Physicians operated on him and
found that his stomach was inverted. He
has lived for years believing that he was
afflicted with cancer.
ATLANTIC-The little 3-year-OId son of
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Hupp, residing ten miles
south, died suddenly and without previous
warning of a ruptuTed blood vessel in the
head He was at play in the yard when
he apparently tainted. His mother went
TO him and carried him to the house,
where he lay unconscious for two hours
before dying.
ATLANTIC-The frst meeting of the
Interdenominstonal Ministerial associa-
ton after the summer vacation was held
Yesterday and new officers elected for the
ensuing term. The meeting was well at
tended lay outsiders and the work of re-
organization completed. Rev. Billingsley
OF the Methodist Episcopal church was
selccted for pr sidcnt and Rev Proctor
OF lhe Baptist church for secretary.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-03


John r. Black of Griswold one of the
wealthiest farmers in Pottawattamie
county, left yesterday for La Sale county,
Texas, where he and his associates have
purchased 5000 acres OF land. Mr. Black,
who was accompanied by his wife and part
Of his family, intends to settle on the
property and crop il. Two of his sons
will remain in charge of Mr.. Blacks two
farms In this county, comprising 600 acres
Mr.. Blacks home near Griswold is one
of the finest country homes in southwestern
Iowa. Accompanying Mr.. Black yester-
day were ten young men and their wives
who viii form the nucleus for a settle
ment on the property. They will each
receive eighty acres and house erected
for them by Mr.. Black and will pay for
same by half OF the crops raised each
year until the land is paid for. For the
first year they will be paid salary by
Mr.. Black Two car loads of commissary
farming implements, etc, accompanied Mr.
Black and party yesterday.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-03
CHICKEN SHOWS IN
IOWA
Dates of Poultry Exhibits During
Winter Announced

IOWA CITY, Ia, Oct. 2.-(Special. 1.-THE
following is the complete list of the chicken
shows to be held in Iowa during the COM
ing winter, together with the dates and
judges:
Cedar Rapids-Shellabarger Judge; West
ern FAnciers' association; G. s. Smith, sec
retary; November $3.50
Observation-Disclosures, judge; Wellman
Breeders association; T.. j. Coffey, secre-
tary; November 1918.
New London-Russell, Judge; r. l.. Claw
son, secretary; November 2f-23.
Observation-Disclosures Judge; Winfield
Poultry and Pet Stock association; Russell
Candy, secretary; November 20-2S
Fairtield-Russell, judge; j. r. McEdarry,
secretary; November zS-3O.
Mason C!ty-M. V. Bicker, secretary; De-
Roife-Heimlich Judge; Marion Bruce,
secretary; December 3-7i
Union-U ]. Shanlklin judge; Fred Mar
shall secretary; December 3-S.
Montezuma-J L. Todd, Judge; j. d.
Smith, secretary.
Humeston-shellabarg judge; Wayne
County association; George Killing, secre-
tary; December Al.
Villisca-Russell, Judge; F. NJ. childs, sec
retary: December 6-S.
WaVerly-Shellabarger Judge; WaYerly
Fanciers' association b. l.. Burbank, sac
retary; December 10-l4,
Lorimer-George Lochrie, secretary; De-
Ciarinda-Rhodes, judge Interstate asso-
citation; John Largerquist secretary; De-
cember 1870.
MISUNDERSTANDING Judge; Adair
County association; Mrs. S. f. Alley. secre-
tary: December 1874.
Hampton-Thomas r. Rigs judge; Sher-
wood Clock, secretary; December 1922
Oskaloosa -Shelabarger and Russell,
judges; state show; j. r. Hoover secretary
December 24-29.
Bedford-RusselI. Judge; d. c. Moehler
secretary: January 2-5.
Cresco-shankiin, Judge; VIII sscholz, sec
retary; January 9-i2
Oelweln-Russell. judge: ]. r. Pearry,
secretary; January 2S-S1.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-03

the needs of the week and increasing the
deficiency in this fund to date to $5S7.I2
EVERY HOUSEWIFE WANTS GOOD,
FRESH AND CLEAN GROCERIES AT
THE MOST REASONABLE PRICES.
JOHN OLSON'S GROCERY AT 139 AND
7u WEST BROADWAY, FuLFILLS ALL
THESE REQUIREMENTS TO \ LETTER
AND ALL DELIVERIES ARE EXCEED
INGLY PROMPT,
County Superintendent o. j. McManus
has reports of ten vacancies In the teach
ing force among the' rural schools OF Pot
tawattamie county Other vacancies are in
prospect, 1t is said. Low salaries are
said to be responsible for the supply of
teachers for the country schools not being
equal to the demand.
HOT DRINKs AND LIQUID LUNcHEs
AT CLARkS DRUG co. WILL BE
SERVED ALL THIS WEEK. HOT
CHOCOLATE, iOc; HOT BEEF TEA, 10ci
HOT TOMATO BOUILLON, 1Oc; HOT
CHICKEN BOUILLON, 10c; HOT CLAM
BOUILLON, loci MATTED MILK, 10ci
COFFEE MATTED MILK, 1Oc; OYSTER
COCKTAIL. 15c.
o. o. Coffee, a fireman in the employ of
the Northwestern railroad, was somewhat I
seriously injured by a fall from the tender
of his engine at the roundhouse late Monday
night, while climbing over the tender he
fell backward, striking across the coupling.
The extent of his injuries, being internal,
cannot yet be determined, He was taken to
his home on North Second street,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-03
GERMANS GIVE BIG PARADE
Pageant Of the Morning One Of the Best
Ever sssn in the City.
y (0f THE LARGE fLoATSARt HISTORICAL
sports at Manawa I'm the Afternoon
and Dance in the Evening Ends
the Festitities of the Two
-NT Days Celebration.

Few ~ any-b better parades have ever been
Witnessed in this city than the historical
and Industrial pageant, which formed the
principal feature of the German Day cele-
bration yesterday morning. The procession
was otter a mile long and took half an
hot1r TO pass given pointJ
Music was one OF the prominent features
OF the parade, there being no less than
seven bands in the column. Neuman's
Juvenile band from Avoca attracted much
attention. not only on account of the youth
of the members. but also because of the
really excellent manner in which they
played. Walnut and Minden both had
bands heading their delegations and there
were two. Covalt bands, Smiths band and
Green's band from Omaha
The six large historical floats naturally
were the center. OF attraction. Each was
preceded by a banner announcing the
title. The characters on the floats were
correctly .costun1ed and each. float presented
a striking and unique feature of the big
parade. The largest delegations in line
were from Avoca, Minden and Walnut.
The Industrial portion of the parade,
while not as large as had been anticipated.
made an excellent showing. The Peterson
g. Schoening company had the largest in
dpstyial display and was awarded the first
pri&s as also the first prize 70 rthe best
hiForical float, Founders of Germantown" "
The feature of this FIRMS exhibit was a
float forty feet long divided into four
compartments. respectively fitted up and
furnished asa Kitchen, dining room, parlor
and bed room. The John Beno company
was awarded the second prize for its dis
play while the third was awarded to
Frohsrd Brothers.
The Brpwdere e. Dariels conceit was
one Of the prettiest exhibits in the parade.
Lras small trap drawn by an equally small
p4y sat little golden-hared girl. who
prnteeted her. pretty face from the rays
OF the sun with a tiny ,parasol made of
fowersr while the little carriage looked as
81 made entirely of the same. The harness
offs tho nIihiature steRd appeared to be
garlands of flowers and vines. 1t was gen
C5ally conceded to have been one of the
prettiest attractions ever seen in parade
in this city. a.,
The. city officials rode in carriages and
the free department brought up the rear
of tho column
After the parade large number OF
visitors went to Lake Manawa, where late
'ArnrsSlc afternoon a number of foot races
were pulled Off. Many. however, went
across the river 10 see the parade anC
take In the Ak-Sar-Ben festivities. .'s
Fhc. .third annual celebration of Germar
Day was brought TO, a close with a dance
in Danish hall last evening. ,''t iv ..s' :,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-03

the doctor. we then
went to another doctor,
but ne could not help
him, and in our despair
We went 10 q third one.
Matters became 90 bad
that he had regular
holes in his cheeks,
large enough TO put .
finger into. The food
had 70 be given with :
spoon, for his mouth
was covered with crusts
as thick a. q finger, and
Whenevsf be opened the
mouth they began 70
bleed and suppuTats, a.
did also hfs eyes.
Hands, arms, onestl ana
back, in short the whole
body, vas covered over
and ever. We had no
rest BY day or night:
Whenever he was laid
in his bed, we had to
pin his hands down I:
otherwise he would
scratch his face, and
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-03

make an open sore. ! think his face must
have itehed most fearfully.
eve finally thought nothing could help,
with the child 70 Europe, hoping that the sea
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put under good medical care there. But,
Lord Be blesssd, matters came differently,
and We soon saw q miracle. Atriend Of ours
spoke about Cuticura. We made trial with
Cutieura Soap, Ointment, and Rssolsent, and
within ten days or two weeks Ne noticed
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Of the c. l. HohrAth Company, ManufAet-
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June s, 1905. South Bethlehem, Pa.
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