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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-11
glanoeoe Weooelcllcr.
Wisfion9r Dintber. r..
III
7. aiot bjsmmera q.

Sioit jes ftrep. par Dor life
Mupu 10 I 9eorins; iioen Den Sio
bar oct gdaet Iaa temmelis soot
fremao; oa jeS = ferit | auguit
rejite %bjsmmefrd, par bun |
Stano til at iiooe op / Sensen. og
Get iioits 9rsp, jss baDoe bismms
fra, meooelte, at bun nu bauoe be-
gpnot at trlppe liot omtrins isen.
Raiurligois pil oct bog enonu pare
l9nge, fsr bun bliOer iaa raft ol
itart igen, Tom bun altio for bdpoe
OGrei, men oct tOmmer 10 not; ban,
iom for anoen Sang bar ft9niei
bsnoe qioet. siper benG iitfert o5s
iaa Oen Stprte. Der er forns0en for
hsHoe. Ser sriber isg faa asjHss
bsoen til at iise hjsrtelig sat til
ole, iom bar ipmpdtiierei mso benz
Of Os os / ben IDare lib os ipurst
til benoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-11
6riitenoommen og Slagtens
Sporagelie.

Del bar oarst tagst forftai8
fat paa Sporagergerningen I'll fors
feni9e 5ioer. Def er 10 Ell be-
tenot Sag, at Opordgerne 9tns
peo ct 6unoreoe 4ur tilbuge trosos
fpert pad RiIets Nptte. 5ampen
brugtes littigt / Stolen enoog e
eoot Stptfe longere NED ! 5ioen.
Def bar ii0r lnoertuefi len al oct
0nOe, nan tOg Sigte pao. Saa
bar not ogiaa Here at pore Ca
Iere loet W9rfe til, at mar Ienere
er flaaet oper / mart iugt mooiot
Retning. Riiet og 5umpen er laai
III SIDE; man ifal inoplante nogei
noot i gernene. fau bliOer fige
MiOler pOerfIeoige.
0isie Gniioigbeoer saer Stao=
feoer minoer ri Blot ON iom en
Snoleoning til. boa0 ri gsrne 81.
bdpe 99ierne til at ft9nte oeres
Spmartfombeb.
qaulus ~ifriper: 5 Sabre, opir'
rer life ebers gsrn, men opfeoei
tem i 5ugt og 9srrens 5ormo'
ming (Gf. 6Q.
Da Ssosrne efter 9ismtomfteT
fra gabplon opbpggeoe Muren'
omfring Seruialem, bolot Be Sper'
Nt meo Den enc Suano, meoeni
Be bpegsos meo ben anoen.
sra Ndturen TENDER ri, at ot.
nDtter life at pleje uoen at ida
fac Iaa liot at Iaa uOen foruo a
oprfe og tilbereoe Soroen. Og iari
fla fra Majsonrfningen Deo oi, a
BET forilaar life ensang at tilbs'
reoe Soroen og beplante Den mel
ooo Sob. Der maa fremoeles opr4
fes. lltruotet maa boloes neoe, Der
oooe plante mao freoss os rem
elites.
0i foritddr itrdfs, at Der gel.
ser BET life ct gntsnAgaer, men e
gaabesOg. 2ignenoe ! gsrnsops
oraoelfen. 0i er af Rdturen pgre'
oens gsrn", .asoets Cans Ell
sienofab imoo Sub" Men Dec
@enfeoeHen er pi bleDne 8uoz
gsrn. Saaleoes er bore 8srn. Der
sr bebte til Samfuno meo Sub.
DE ligner en- tilpldntet Wnjsdgsr.
Hatursns ntruot, Der ffpoer fros
Dig Up ! mango unooer, egenitno.
nlDoigbeo og mango andre uars
tigbeoer, maa ifte babe COB II
tofse / 8arnebjertst, for iad toas
Ter Oct Den gooe plunte. Denne fdl
onrtes, freoes og opelifes.
Wlen 2isbeoen meo M~ajsplantsn
eller UtdJsdgeren er nun oelpls.
Barnet er en- YerIon. Den goos
plante fra Oaaben maa bet ops
lares til bepiof og palgfrit at
elite. Dsrfor mao bet unoerp1ies
Cubs Orb. @uos Orb maa inos
prentes og forflarss Barnet, og Del
mao gioes Q~npenoelie paa Barnsts
euet Gin. Oette fan ife badoe gsn'
mem llnoerpisning og peo inrifilts
Hormaninser. Men @agtsn mad
life Icssss snfioist bOerfen pdu
Qop srer gDunselt1trn. Barnet ital
birlpes III at fen6t Cub baaoe ION
ben bsnise ps nfbfrre Mdieitot oa
fom ben ierlise os nddotge Udosl
"a ssreler, fom bet ! Dudben e.
fommet | @mfun6 me6.
SO apd5d iSef iad slIs4s Nal bap'
DserDSsstn 3nbpfantninsen q
fxt aooe ener nnoerfislfen At Be-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-11

'0aaben, piIoe jee life pars Tom
men ida fanst bort fra Den. 29us
&c fog oct mig al faa gjnene op,
efter at ies bar blepen en- SpnOsr,
a: ie. at iee par bIepen ct SUBS
Barn / Dadben.
airfeodoro: vi Menneifer Oil
gerne Ie 5rusten at Dor 9erning.
DIE foretommsr ben EN- Iaa buabs
les. Men 9uo laoer os BOG ioms
metioer ie lDie puntter. iom OPP
muntrer en- til fornnet 4nitr9nselis.
Seq bar let mango efsemplsr pda,
at 4rbeioet meo gsrnene lite bar
oGret ipilot.
paitOr 9esoe: 4brabdm afloo
alorig at pduminoe fine gsrn At
elite Retfaroisbeoen os elite 9uo.
Oct sr life f~ortert at paaminoe
odntro 5oralOre ON al lace Oeres
Born oebe. Rej, toartimoo, oct er
SCREENS Billie.
q. Sobuien: Ruar ri gsr Oct
gooe. lao os "a lite blioe irettt,
ielo ON ri life faur 5rugterne at
ie / Dor 2epetio.
On Senodsen par airten fulO
|inotiI 5rangieI. quitor !5eebe fora
retteoe Altertjenciten. o9 Yuitor
@briitenien prGoiteoe. On MiOz
hagen Iamleoss baaoe gnens .sne
Soft og De tiIrsjienoe til 59ass=
ipisning / Ssren Rieliens nbpuro@
ing bouie". bOiltet Gieren pelpiaiJt
baooe itiaet til Dor Raaoigbeo. On
Gftermiooasen sit aurfen til Den
pifslufberlte airts, boor en- itsrre
gsrne9uostjsneite afbolotes. 3iO!i9
paa 4ftenen iamleoes 5olt / Den
oanite airte igen, o9 Der LOO Der
aooe % itsnne Orb til 4fiteo. Der
bleo tall baaee til un9 % 9dmmel
ON at iese ariitus. meoens ban
fnOes. Serlig formdneoes De un9e
til al afbolOe fig fra 9eroens ftios
ne 9pitsr, at life Sbnoen ituIOe
pletts oeres uneoomslip.
Manoag Morgen itremmeoe De
tlireiienoe til 8%anegddroen, og
forinoen oe ~itiltes, foriifre0e Sc bin
anoen ON, at De til 5roos for Ben
if9rfe garme bdooe p9ret glade
peo 5uren, % al De baboe mootaget
S,notrpf, iom Sc lent oiloe glemme.
Der bsoes ct bjerteligt 5arpel. o.
bort rulleoe De, meo bpsm Ri haooe
oelt Iad meget eoot. gi maa oprigs
tia tilitao, at ri m9rteoe ct Sapn
pore 6jerter, efter at De par borts
reiite. Wen pore 5anfer penotes til
Gpigbeoen, Sen. ri par bleoen mins
bet faa mseet ON / De forlsbne
0d1e. Gu er aft tommen | Den
odmle @9nee. 5ilipnelaoenOe sr
oct bele gent os alemt. Dog, nej,
Minoet og Snotrbttene iiooer snos
nu | bore 5jerter, oe BET sr Del
oigtigiie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-11

|onoe2 Rogen a%lminoelis Re9el fan
Ser pitt life gipes, uOen Oct itulos
oQrs, at De to maa felges 40. den
|Ris og lamp bar nj lite ter
|3ro paa iom Spora9eliesmioler.
De blioer ofit oftere Wtioler til at
ppirre 8ernene. Dog pdditadr d
fife, at De alto fan unoo9res.
n2sn ser er ANDRE MioIer til at
6emme Be onoe. s6opeOia9en er, al
Barnet fommer til at tenoe ono
pnot. Snno ON Snno,
% at osts Sampittigbeo bliper
raft, Iaa oct bliper bange for al
gore nOget onot, faar 4fitp for alt,
6pao Ser er itngt. OssuOen bsr Del
paiaa l9re at f%oritda, at Der er en-
Mpnoisbeo ober oct. Iom lite laoer
oct fremture / onot uoen Strdf.
5aar BET idu pdn idmme 5io 9iet
cplaot for SUBS So0beo og S9r.
ligbeo, iaa pil iaaoan aenoitab p9r:
mastise 5attorer til bets Spora'
aelis.
Men 0d ri optos bette gmne til
|7reftelie her .5dnfferen". 0d par
Set meo Ooerbepisnins um. hppr
n~eOOenoi9t BET er, buaoe at Opora.
1elien life CT uoen ariitenoom, oa
at &riitenoommen fife blioer noen
Oporagelie. Def guar gait msr
oen Sl9gt, Ser bIiper opord9ei
uoen a~riifsnoom. Wlen BET gaar
idn6elig osidd gait meo Den Sl9gt
Der bliper oporaeet til al bolOe fdii
paa ariitenoommen iom en- TER
4rD, men glemmer at gre an.
oenoelis og grug al Sen i Oct Dag
Iigs 9iO.
Og iaa tantte ri oioere pdd.
bporleOes ariitenoommen tunoG
TONNE til at bIipe en- Strait iblanot
os os fioen i oen o~pootsenot
Slest. 90 foa gleo 9anten Diosrt
oper pda baaOe 9jemmst DC
Stoten. De to maa hj1lpt
binanosn. uoen trifteIig 4ano.
u%noerpisnins % Oporagelie
6iemmsne er Oct meeet pdniteliI.
ielp for De beoIte triitelige Stolel
at uOrette nogei, Der forilddr ii
llngOommens rette Oonnelie; tbi
aardtteren ounnes ! Reelen ! Der
Dngere aioer unoer 6jsmmets Sn0.
flpoelis. Msn 6jemmst bebsoer Os.
Iiaa Stolen. gr Ger laet en- 9oi
9runooolo ! 6jemmet, iaa fan Ell
poo triitelig Stole. enten Ri lax
t9ntsr paa gernsifole slIsr De bfi
ere Otoler for ungoOmmen. bngg
rioere.
Oct er 5asttagelisn af, boor til
bsielis Sloeten. ogiaa iarlie DOR
odnite 5olt Der / amerita. 0.
iblanot port 5olt iaen irrlig os
fore 5lertal At De poanneoe", {
til at fate Drag paa ariitenoom
men, os DOR OpsrbepisninJ ON
hOilten 5remtio os eOi9beo os.
oa sdar | Msoe, FAINT bort in6er
liae Unite ON al bioruae, bOao p
fan til at fere Slasten pad re
osn 9ej, Der fsrer til timeli.
aptts og eoig S~aligbeo, bet {
bette. ser bar tilitpnoet Dc til 4
friOs oisis 2inier. DEN o7oot
enos Sl91t fol Sriitu z
hcr pare port oei.n. Ii: eel
Slast. Der er oua6sn for ariitus
sr ogida auase. fer Samfanosi
log Den bar punset zig is..o pg Ell
ialig GDig1s5.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-11

ldd mango 6or9lore lite ger mere
for oeres gsrn.
pdftor G6riitenien: Ofte bli.
Der Oct gmne: r9psm mad optnses
L Menigbeoen," oreftet iblanot
slot. Gler for nogles 9eofommens
oe Iigger osn 5anfe sperft / Siertet:
.6poleoes ifol jeg paa en- pan
Maaoe fomme no of Weni9beoen,
|iaa al ieg fan Hippo FOR al p9re
meo iii at bare Osns 9pr0er." Site
|Tj9loeni bIiper Ser Ipur9t: s9udo
fan ri gre for De un9e?" Mon
alt bette lite Tiger i'm 9runo /, al
man fun %eftertommer Den fbrite
Bart at ioerrens 9efaling, men
ioriemmer oen anOen. Seq bar ofts
pGret beorepet oOer at ie 9ern,
0ebte til ariitus, men itte pleje:
til BAN. Oet er Rapnemsore. ION
tun t9nter paa 8srnenes timelise
BEL og oaoDer gIemmer oeres aans
beige.
6ans Rislien: Seq bar of.e
let 9ileoer at Oen iamme Sla9s,
ION Bait. 6brtitenien Der opruusr
for os. o9 iea bar itaaet beoreOet
ga radopilo operfor oiBie. aunoe
Ri life gore nOset oeo at gaa Iise
til 5or9lorene % pad en- iimpel
Maaoe ii9e Dem, at De tube lace
Seres gern oplGrs. S6bis Ri rigtia
bao oerren ON at Bile Dc Oct itore
Il Sagen, oiloe Dor Sper gdnite iits
teri anosrlsoes fiammes. Seq toms
Hler til Al t9nfe paa, bpao jee ens
gang bertt, al buis bare ii SUBS
Born bier eniee ON at beoe OH
en- Sag, ItuIoe ben not lpttes. Der
er noget fort / al pare WisiionGr
Ii Oct imaa.
.. Glauien: Der blep iagi
Iau itpnt. at oi life alene Ituloe oes
res til ariitus, men al ban ogidd
ifuloe inc / os. ga, tommer ban
|fsrit inc / os, pil ban flare mdnst
og meget. iom for bar ounfelt. 8et
g9lOer ogiau ON, al ariitus tpm'
mer til al radoe for bore 5anter
Ter / 9ipet. Def sr oerimoo lite idd
oigtigt. al ri faar befparet, 9oors
ban eler boornaar Barnet tommer
Fort ira i'm Daubs Radoe, men
mere, bbprlsoes oct ital bepares
Den. aommer 9riitus til at rdaoe
for 5anferne, pil ban ogioo lGrc
ps idd pei iom gsrnene at fp til
Odabens Raaoe, naar 5urerne
truer.
Ser afbreoes 5orbdnolins:rs
ne ct 9jsblit Oa alotten par Tr:,
log Senoaasffplelarsrne ira Stlples
burt tifammsn mso paii. 5biiieo
Ifulos rejis. Rosle hierteliae Cr>
og 5at for De itsnne 8l5e b!eo
a%eniioi9t uooetsls9e imellem D. rsis
|Ienoe og De tilbaeebliOeHot, os
osrpaa fang mar Sdnger R.mmer
|69 / Soneeren til 5urpe..
paitor Gbriitenien: d Ser
for par Yale ON at ger. ao5et.
tom jeg til at tents paa In III
lesori, iom jeg ensdng Latte Neos
Il aina bar Der en- Mano, ION olr
opbt iunten / Srno. Gn DAG
|fdlot ban / 5uloitab neo ! en- o5b
grsno, boor ban Iud og tla9,ot "a
oa raabte pda De forbigddeuoe, at
De ifuloe hj9lpe BAN op. Sort .om
guooba forbi. San git Ben til
9rsnoen, iaa Munoen ligge oe7,
men neieoes fun mso al ifaloe pud
BAN for bans usuoeligbeos StplS
IOs git oerpuu lin @ej. eiot sftsr
tom aOnfutIe (OGuu en- af oeres
Reliaionsitiftere) forbi. 6srte bans
Ruub Og git ben Og fau neO til
|bum, bebrsjoeoe BAN bans SpnO
log eit iuu bort. GnOelig git aris
itus forbi grsnosn. Saa fnurt
|ban bsrts bans bsnfaloenos Raab
ON 5jalp. sit ban itruts ben os
bjalp BAN op uoen Oioers Smftan>
oigbeoer.
Mon Del life unosrtioen gadr Os
iom De TO fsrite?
81. SObnien: 5Olt fpsraer, ON
ret s0er ret p1rn fan bfipe faliot
The farmer and mechanic., 1906-09-04
ON THE BANKS OF THE DANUBE

.r4-Ta-tcrn Europe Il Country Lit
"a. hu0Wn to Amcricans-BuI@ar
..r- Entirely Different from Their
>r.-l:bors, the Turlls-Eusy. In
.rt-tIiou- People Of slavic Origin
fufroGuction of American Homie
-rcaa law Helps Peasont proDri"-
-.r--l sunday III Scr.ia-Mr. HrS-
a., Nttcnds Grcc1 Church at Bel
.r-.,;,-!,n-land Has Nc Eccn Rep
r,-eutrd at Court since Aosaes.na-
ucu uf Former King AID Queen
The Danubc Il Majestic stream.
Though Its Color Hardly .iustilcs
poetic Pgai~c-D@iiGli,iuI Temper
atr Inmate i'll IIun-ary-liOw Hun-
AIRY Promotes Agriculture. For
,-trt ard Vim" DrcaSinG-iarmcr~
IIa1c Rcet GDDDrtunitic, to Improve
Their Technical knowledge at In
du~trial schools. Sccd-Tcstiug Sta
iion~. Mode! Farms. breeding Farms
I.tc-AmVriCa Might Profit by Ex-
ample OF itu%a.ia1 Acricui.uru! Dc
uartnlCnt-Nsr. ErSan's CabIcoranl
from Farmers Congress at Bucia-
pc-t in 1S96-iIungary' Capital al
tttractiYc EitX-ihc Danube Afford,
Nagniiicrnt Sites for Is Publ,
Building, and NilIas-iIungary
tong Struggle FOR i.ibcrty-Tht
Champion Of Christianity and East
rrn Outpost Of s'rotC CStantism-DiS
tjn@ui@hCd Men Speak Highly O
american at B3nGuct-At1cmpts O
Francis Joseph to Substitute Ger
man for hungarian Language il
Nrmy-StIaincd Relations Bctwecl
Emperor and Iiungary-Strong Per
~"nai Ancc ion for Soycrcign-.Th
End Is Not Yet
The farmer and mechanic., 1906-09-04

Copyright, 1906, by Joseph b. BoWIes
Copyright in Great Britain
Al Rights RCScrVcd)
The farmer and mechanic., 1906-09-04

l happened to be in Budapest at
the opening of parliament and heard
the speech Of the new premier, Dr.
Nekerle. The independent party has a
large majority in the parliament, hay-
ing SHOWN increasing strength at each
successive election. The emperor.
francis Joseph. is resisting one Of the
demands made b. the Hungarians. VIZ
mat the army shall use the Hunga rian
instead of the German language. Some
The farmer and mechanic., 1906-09-04
HAIL TO THE CHIEF.
Almost Tnexampled Demonstration iii
Honor of the Tribune OF the
ppDnla

New York. Aug 30.-Such wei
come as seldom in this counJry's h1=-
tory has been accorded to private
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-19
WATERFOWL joITlNCs

The Greenville factory was closed last evening for the rest of the week. MT and Mrs Walter Lannen of Wa terbury are stopping at Mrs John Keilty's.
 Ernest Gruther of Woodbury is visiting his mother for few days.
 The firemen, accompanied by a large number of their friends, left for West Haven this morning on the 7:30 train.
 John Shields. fireman, was severe ly scalded about the face and arms while at work about the engine last evening. The rubber hose connected with the injector blew of, allowing the hot water from the boiler to play on his face and arms.
 R. V. Magee was elected county vice-president for Litchfield county at the state fremen's convention in West Haven yesterday.
 R. V. Magee and Thomas Shields, Jr. are in New Haven attending the state firemen's association as dele gates from the local companies.
 John Hadymach has secured a po- sition in the casting department of the Chase Rolling Mill Go of Water bury.
 Mrs Peter Holland of Hartford is visiting her parents for a few days.
 F. N. Barton has decided to give his clerks the two evenings on each week the same as heretofore.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-19
WATERvlLLE.

I Henry Platt has returned from the hospital after having an operation performed.
 l Work was begun on the new chim- ney at the crematory. It Is to be 125 feet high and weighs about 4,0OO pounds. M. E. Keeley is doing the work.
 Edward Cookson has returned from a visit to Goshen.
 Mrs Munger and Mrs French have returned from short stay in Hart Iford. - Mrs Otis Cowles and daughter have been the guests of Samuel Rus sell and family.
 The f1remen's ball team defeated the Would-Bes Monday night, to 3. MT and Mrs Frank Manville have returned from trip to Europe. The annual lawn fete of St Paul's church will be held on the rectory lawn on July 26.
 John Mclaughlin has purchased a horse and intends to do trucking. U. oulNYan or WaterDury mas ac- lcepted position with Loomis, the butcher. J. M. Lynch and daughter Hazel have returned from vacation to Lakeville. The Y. P. A. of St Paul's will hold a trolley party this evening.
 James Tyler and wife left for Eng land yesterday. where they will stay for month. The Branyah Social club will have their annual outing next month. A. H. Barnes of the American Pin Co has left for a two weeks vaca- ton.
 Special meeting of Waterville En- zine company tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-19
AT WEE BURN CLUB.
Finer Weather Could Not Be Secured
 For the Golf Playing.

Finer Weather Could Not Be Secured
 For the Golf Playing.
 The following are the results of the preliminaries in the tennis tour nament now going on at the local golf grounds:
 w. Bryan beat F. w. Holcomb. 6-3, Gel. Charles Buckingham beat Kent Fulton by default. J. 5. Burrall beat c. P. Cook by default. George White beat F. Burpee. 6-1, l-6, 6-4. IS. P. Williams, jr, beat Glen Wayne by default. Bronson beat Allerton by default. L. P. Sperry beat F. MeYri- man bv default. B. P. Hyde beat J. II. D. Grannis by default. W. F. Carter beat K. Plume. 6-3. 6-1. J. NJ. Burrall beat c. Atwood, so, so. w. $. Full ton beat E. Northrop, 6-4. so.
 The second round for the cham pionship between the winners of the rreliminaries has just been started. Believing are the results so far: Charles Buckingham beat J. B. Bur rali by default. s. P. Williams. jr. beat George White. 12-10, S-6. 6-2. S. Prescott beat L. P. Spcrry. 6-2. 6-3. W. F. Carter beat B. P. Hyde by default. ]. NJ. Burrall beat W. s. Full ton, e-3, so.
 Following are the results of match es already played in the match for the consolation prize: K. Plume beat J. H. D. Grannis by default. E. North rop beat c. Atwood by default. C. P. Cook beat F. Burpee by default.
 The winner of the tournament will receive two cups which were given by the club. The consolation winner will receive a cup given by Messrs Sperry and Northrop.
 The tennis committee. which ar ranged the tournament. consists of L. P. speery. F. ". Holcomb. ". P. Carter. s. P. Williams. jr.
 Next Saturday afternoon the local tennis team will play a match game with the Ansonia team on the local courts. The golf team will go to Bris- tol on Saturday to play match game with the Bristol clubs team
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-19

Civilization and Marriage. Marriage is what makes us civilized. If anybody injures marriage we all pay.-Margsret Deland.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-19
COMING EVENTS.

July Bishop league baseball at Driving park and 0akville grounds.
 July a7-Closing novelty dance given by Miss Nellye T. Reeds danc- ing classes at the academy, 43 East Main street.
 Aug Il-FeId day and carnival of sports, given by the United Courts. state of Connecticut. Ancient Order of Foresters. at Waterbury Driving park.
 Sent 3-Labor day demonstration and picnic. under auspices of Water bury Central Labor union. at the Driving park.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-19
A MARVELLOUS ANIMAL ACT.

II OuC OI Cue SpoCldl dIITdCIlOuS W1CN
 the Walter L. Main circus and Cum mins Greater Wild West and Indian congress which will open in Water
 bury, Monday, July 30, are the edu-
 cated wild beasts which have been brought together from the four quar- ' terS of the globe and trained to act
 and play together in perfect accord.
 Lions, tigers, leopards, pumas, hye-
 nais, wolves, bears, balloons, sheep
 and goats are shown grouped togeth-
 CT in utter, or apparent unconscious ness of the fact that in their natural
 wilds they are respectively heredi- i tary enemies.
 A novel feature of this one at-
 traction of many, in the most stu pendous tented amusement enterprise ever launched, will be the appear ance of one of the largest lionesses ! in captivity and her two cubs, which were born in the winter quarters at Geneva, Ohio, three weeks ago. That these young cats, timid and playful as young kittens, can grow up to be happy in the narrow quarters of a cage, may appear strange to many people, but it Is fact, according to the animal trainers, that when ani- mals, no matter how ferocious they may be in their native haunts, are born in captivity, they round out and their natures remain gentle.
 The treatment they receive is the best and that has much to do with It. They are carefully looked after, kept clean, we'll bedded and the good food given them daily and regularly helps them toward adapting them selves to the strange conditions.
 In the mater Of food the lions, tig- CTS, pumas, leopards and others of the cat tribe get the best fresh beef, in fact the fresher it is the better for the animals. They are given a neck piece of beef containing a bone which constrains the animal to tear off the meat In shreds and in pieces of such a size that they are forced to chew it, which obviates attacks of dyspepsia to which all members of the cat tribe in captivity are prone.
 After feeding time the animals will be found playing with the bones. which with constant gnawing and licking, takes on the polish of bil- Hard ball.
 Another of the pastimes of the cat tribe is a game like leap frog in which they indulge to the fullest ex- tent. One animal will stand rigidly upright while another springs over his back. Sometimes two or three stand together awaiting their turn and at other times they will follow the leader, all springing after each other, and each. in his turn, taking the position of the one to be jumped over.
 At times the animals indulge in wrestling matches, and 1t is one of the sights of this exhibition to see the lions and tigers after their act is finished. roll over on the floors of their cages and buffet each other. In this speciality these animals will be seen in pyramid formation with the various types of wild and tame animals grouped indiscriminately, ending with a finale of lions and tigers lying down with a lamb in their midst.
 This thrilling scene will be shown in the grand parade here which comes on at 10 a. m. of show day.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-19

The Evening Democrat is the peo- ple's paper. The price is 2c a copy. i2c a week. S5 a year. by mall or carrier.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-19
Set Earth Currents in Motion.

Tests made in London show that the electric traction lines of that city set in motion earth currents of electricity which can be distinctly recorded by delicate instruments in the Kew ob- servatory. six miles distant from the lines of the electric railroads. The marks made upon a sensitive surface are so plain that they form a virtual time table of the electric traction lines.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-19

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-19
In Ireland.

On the edge of small ,iver in Coun- ty Cavan, Ireland. is a stone with the inscription: When this stone is out Of sight it is not safe to ford the river" But this is even surpassed by the famous post erected some years ago by the surveyors of the Kent tEnglandl roads: This is the bridle path to Faversham: if you can't read this. you had better keep to the main road"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-19

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