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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-23

The recent visit to Omaha of Miss Mary
Mcdowell Of Chicago University Settle
ment and the talks she gave on Industrial
conditions and particularly as they at
fected or are affected by women, gave
those fortunate enough to hear her much
to think about. Sunday afternoon Miss
Helen Barnes spoke on other phases of the
industrial question as it pertains to women.
Miss Barnes is one of the national secre-
taries of the American committee of the
Young Women's Christian association and
one of the best informed women of the
day on this subject The meeting will be
held at the First Congregational church
at 2:3O and will be open to all. There will
be no gospel service al the association
rooms Sunday owing to this meeting.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-23

The local chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution. has organized "a study
class for the study of United States his
tory. The first regular meeting will be
held Tuesday, February =, at 2:2o. in the
parlor of the Young Womens Christian
association, and meetings will be held
every alternate Tuesday.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-09
Salmebeger.

6elgenoe Humre a~nbefaIes Ierlisi
iom baaoe biuige og folioe, imutts
imagfuloe.
Rr. 49. 0enne Salmebog er liz
u % uotpr, og ginoet ligner
De andre, men Den bar be9ee SiI.
lag, ialt 992 Salmer, famt Sol.
letter, GpiitIer og Gpaneelisr
(begge Setftr9tter). Den toftet
$1.70.
Rr. 90. Canine SaImeboo fom
Nr. 9, men meo &onetter, Gpiits
Ter og G~pangelier, begge Setitrefs
fer. Oenne er Den olminoelig
brugte uogabe. prifen er fom
~IaobanIie $1.60.
CIR. 81. Den Solmebpe bar |
lengere Sio peret III iolgt, men au
bar pi ct goot Oplag. Den er
Zig Nr. 90, men | @eoefinosbino
(Morpfto) oe er 9rlig nero De
zoe mere. Den toIter $3.50.
0ette er en- feroeles Itert. bofo.
bar Salmeboe.
SIR. 8. Salmebooen meo eet 5il.
lag. uoen Solicitor, @piitler oq
g%pangelier, meo @ulbInit, efter'
lionet 9olpefinosbino. meb aors,
9orpe og oinie | Sub paa @in'
oct. Smuosomndg oe Sooerol,
Meeet tpno oa posfenoe Jormot
pris $1.60.
Habn p~aatrbtfes | eete Sub for
Zoe etstra. @nbre tugsr elIers 15c.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-09
VidtleSbyrd

ira Dor 5rue airte / Ooenie at
9aitor guid, iteno9rafiit seneipet,
tileenet 9nore Mlislions Mteni9be'
Der / 9anmart. vi 6ororoet ivl'
9enbe: r9enne Samlin9 ,TloneS'
bpro' iremtummer enc og alene
efter 8enners inbtrnn9enoe Op.
iororing. Wtaatte oisie 8ionesbpro
blipe til @leoe Ds. &e%llignelle Iur
lie 8enner.
4oltDr Buid) er uelfenot lblan0t
oct oaulfe awtefolt | Nnerifa Dq
bans &rGOitenbog pil i~ittert btiue
mpotaget meo @lGoe. Zen foas |
0an. 9utb. Yuol. Souie, Glair,
Gebr., % toiter mob. | fomponerei
Sblrtinesbinb $3.50. 3 franlt gino
meo tomp. a9oerrps Yris $3.50.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-09
StanoinapiIf &ogebog.

9et mua it, 9lemmeS at ri fol.
ger en- goo &ooebog. uoarbeioet 70,
ftanoinapiff 9usboIonina I @merita-
Den er me9et praftifi oe moi p9rb
al eje. Man fan bel moi faa Mao
ire 9ange ON Dasen uoen en- &oges
.6og; men Maoen tunoe maaite blipt
liot b'o.e oeo 9ieIp at ben. Oei
bar moi pero at prspe.
Danifb 2utb. publ. 6Out
Blair, Hebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-09

Il reanObO6jemmet", 9r. 8oeIen g
6uitru, oeres SeGpbrp1up / en-
|are0s at Sla9t Og @enner. llnOer
Soften inOfun0t 9enoarmen Jig, 0d
ban anto9, at Der af6obotes ct
6anft Mgoe. Do ban bleo gjort ops
MERTON pad, at oct bar ct pribat=
Ielitab, fremfom ban meO en- meget
|6eflig llnoifplOning Og betla9e0e
|5eiltagefen.
5ingleo. : paa Sigerjagt.
@n Del SRgere bar forte Senoag
paa Sdgt og laa od / BET fjerne
ct itribet 0pr, iOm baboe 2igbeo
meo en- 5iger. Wtan antog 0d, at BET
par en- fra ct rejien0e Menugeri /
5lens6opg un0fluppen Siger. og
burtig opgaO man 9areiagten FOX
at forfol9e oct f%ormentlige Hop0br.
6eloigpis Hap ben %formentlige Sis
ger fra Seserne meo beft Stino.
Oct bite fig ienere, at oct par en-
flor banft 5lrn6, Der bar gauet
bort fri i'm Gjermanb, Gjenoomss
Ran0fer g. 9anfen / Singleb. San
tleb natirligois 9lab beo at faa
lin Sumo iaen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-09
Re0oina.
j - n s { |

Re0oing. 5or5Oun0et
Pen9ebreo. paa poIt6uIet /
Rpooin9 foriOan0t for nogen Si0
iioen ct peage6reo, 'beitemt til 8g6s
mano 66riitianIen / 9jsrting bto
Rpooing. Der fupot oengung 9us<
unosrIe9elie Steo 6os poitbu0ens
o. gsIiltenterne. 2gr0ug 20. Of.
Fanot III. R.9. poTt6uo aier Set for
iDunone qeRge6reo / poIttasien paa
Gsooing Station. Der mongleoe
oog 100 Dart uf Sruo6oloet. ajar
er MI urreiteret. San bar t~iOligsre
paret mistantt for at 6aoe Itiaalcl
9repet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-09
~ ~ BIBLER ~ ~

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de apokryfske Beger).
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-09

flint og paolioelie Mduo / ut bes
ifeone 8uDo.
We0dfier. Der er tiloelt
Jiftsrne 5reoerit SEMEN, toIoet
Dintber, df SpOerup 2png, Sens
petsr Senien at 8eooin9e, 9dns
2ourits Olfsn os Sobannes e9ris
titan Rielien af @ig 2png iumt
Riels SsrenIen at 6pbe 2png Wfss
odilen for orutneoes Reoning meo
Siaooelfe til at bare famme.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-09

Sno1 trltt:
Ser un0er boiler u0i 9erren ben
0poerige. MI iultge 6uItru. 8oolil
Scopes, tiaigeme0 benoes opofpOte
Oatter. fpot / @enmer aor 1876
Den 8. Suli. leOeOe / terligt 2ggs
teifa6 / AS Tiger og 3 Ouge, %
oeoe IammeIteOs Iulig / 9erren Qdr
1853, ben %. September / 6enoes
@lOers q Aar u Tiger og 4
0age.
Oenne Steen 6aoer til bans eft
rGroige Idlige 0utters Grinorins.
Greltm Gretchen, Smeo / @enner,
ielo b%etoltet.
Nd6enrdd. = Operato. 5orz
le0en often bleo en- IA Qar CANT
mel Some beo Nupn @Qin9er, De-
Dor | 6ani ems StifteIIe / 2i1e Dot
tergaoe oberfaloen at ct Bar 9rens
zee. Den gamle Stone gift ooer Stir
tepldoIen, 0d ct Oar Orenge pGllOs
ielig Iprdn9 frem AT ct Sfjul o.
oberfdl0t 8onen. Den enc Itat ben
De meo en- 3nib; 0en gift bog fun
9ennem 5ejet uoen at fudre 6en0s.
Den un0en ilog les paa 8onen mes
en- Stot. Den Operfdlone bar iad
fouIfrGffet, at BUN life funoe ifrt9e,
men bun FOB ida burtig, BUN fun0e,
til fit 6jem. Su9en bleb meiot til
politiet.
STIR Gienooms6a an
eel. Mpaeejer Dolff berlteos bar
iclgt i'm / Stubbat 6elig9enoe, ca.
90 9ettar tore @aar0 for 10000
Mart til @daroeier So6dn Sci al
Stu669t. 8eietninsen fplger me0
Il 6anoelen. OOertagelien ter til
|. 2lpril.
Stt6sfafg. slipper 9.
eusien at Adbenrua bar Tolgt lin
1925 IONS itore Sagt nMtaria" til
slipper 9rejer al G9erniunO fer
1000 Mfart.
SinosfDge. Gn "a Oar
gdmmel Some fra 2pjt 9irtebp, otr
for nogen 9i0 iioen pda @run0 al
3ungiinoig6eO mdatte feres til
SinOsIpgeunitdlten / Slesbig,
penote 2grOdg oen -. Oft. no.
qenlunOe raif tilbage til Mubenraa,
6bor bun iful0e 10 6os en- Batter.
Men fad 8imer efter 4nfomIt item
lit sen @amle ct 3ilbagefdlo, % /
luttet 9o9n unoer 9eOogtning al
nere M9nO mdatte bun FIRES iii
ganesaaroen. Ser opferte Stdts
telen 81 b9rite Scerer, til set om>
fioer lptteoes at fad 6enoe / IL
get for at fpre benOe tilbage til
Slesoig.
3brItrup. Gten0omsbd IL
Del. @adroejer 6roft / 5auitrup
bar Iolgt lin Gjenoom. so 6ettar
me0 500 Murt RettouObptte. til
lige meo 9eietning og Snoentar
til Gienooms6an6ler 8onoe og 80.
fra Ms meo O~oertugelie Itrats.
Gjenoommen aates uoItpttet. ao6es
Iummen er u6eten0t.
Sells. - o ia &aalrab
2anomun0 aarl gaagee bar | Q1r
pda i'm Murf. Iom er Ian0et Soros
6un0, ablet en- &ddlrdbi, ser bar
Gen antageli9e 99gt at 81 Pun0.
Ssn6er. Wdrfeoet. (8.S)
Der our oen 10. Oft. tilfsrt omtr.
5000 Stf, 8oeg, 200 Saar og 100
Griie. 6anoelen me6 3o9g bar rds
itere emo / IioIte llge. Stal6Itu0e
foiteoe fra 300 iii 375 Dart Stt.
aoier OPP til 300 Mart, H2drs
Stable 100-165 Mart, 5eoetoGg
56-57 Marf pr. 100 puno Sla9s
teo99t; 5aar betaltes meo $40
penning pr. punO SlagteO9gt,
@riIe meo 9-13 Mart og l%lngibin
meo 25-40 Mart Stpftet.
Sf9rbet, 1tl oct tn re
90 aIqme6e Der | 9ben forleoen
often bar ser mgot so Oettd9ere.
~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-09
gGgte Ianit Hogtobaf!

t5or ldnee o9 intan giber.)
"De lpolle Kanaiter" TO GRADER, milf
% it9rtere, 75c per 9uno, 4oe pr. ! 9uno
"Roaanoif nleIanse 10. /" soc pr. Buno
4be pr. J gnno.
"Pclanoif ulelanee 10. q for imat
Iiber, SOC pr. 9uub, 45c pr. = 9uno.
5orien6es portoirit p2b Wootagelisn a
4riien. 5orbanolere 6obat.
J. JUERGENSEN. 1901 W. Columbia st.,
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-09
MODERSM

Ovelse i at tale, tese
og skrive Dansk. -
U~darbejdet af Sig.
Anker. Forhandles
nu af Danish Luth.
Publ. House ! Blair,
Bogen er 1913 Sidrr
Pris. indb. 40 Cts,
~indbunden j Shir
tingsbind SO Cents.
rsyAlle Bestill'n.
ger bedes nu end
til Publ. House, do
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-09

vi har overtaget Restopiaget og heis
Forhandlingen af denne ypperligs
Boz. Forventende Deres Ordre.
Danish Luth. Publ. House,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-09
51nhrriuunnh
g uppIsrina palaet

Supplerings Ddlget /
Spnoeriptlano. vi De frd
SuppleringsoaIget Den %. Ott.
meoOelte ReIultater fra De entelte
Diitrifter bioietter oi fplgenoe:
ROtmarf; 181 0anite Stemmer,
As tpIte og 8 Iocialiitiife. Q903
1874, AZ og o.; i Starup: 80, % o5
2 Q903: 49,. % Og q; Soitrup:
SO Og SO G903: 81. 81 og A.; /
2a0egaarO II SO. 81 og l (1903;
90, 20 og p; Bet: 30 og 30 (1903
% og 21); i 8pgeitoo: 96, 8 og /
G9o3: 102, 7 Og o.; 5rprup: 50,
Is og 2 Q903: 40, Is og 4);6jerns
rrup: Al og u G903: 48, II og
-; 5enning: 30 og 10 (1903: 81
pg 12); 9prup: az oa 8 (1903: 40
og p; GlItrups9 uoerup: al, SO
ro 10 Q903: 139, 35 og 20); Boo
Der: 100 og Sc C9O3: al og "a
liant l fociuloemotratii); 59lteo:
10 og 7 q903: 81 og 7 Idmt 2
locial0emotratiife); 5ornum: 80 o.
6 G903: 80 og 81. Msierbdlle:
104. AZ og 8 0903: 10, 50 %
81
Oct amteoe Refuftat.
iii Wolfs Bureau telegraTere
ira 6uOersleo: Del enoelige Reiuls
tat at Suppleringsoal9et til Ben
tpite Rigso1g forelig9er nu. Sans
len : Rerremele er bal9t meo TO-.
325 Stemmer. Or. 6abn (tDIt)
fit 5110 Stemmer. Mi6ef5en (Sos
cialoemotrd) 769 Stemmer.
8eO @alget / 1903 fit Den odnfte
aanoioat 1929 Stemmer, oen
tpite 9an0iOat 1861 Stemmer og
Socialoemotraternes 9anotoat 721
Stemmer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-09

3oftluno. = 9iota EN- 6ugs
or m. Gn un9 Mano, Der bar pan
@eien til 0ofHlino pua Rioebjul, OPP
edgeOe en- 6usorm paa 8ejen peo
geotofp9lantage. 5n tOg fat pa1
zen. o1 ban troeoe, Ben bar ogo;
men BET ifuO0e ban 6eller BABE laoet
pare. for ban bleb ifdmmelig bict
/ oen bsire Saan6, iom bobneoe op
i bei @rdo. 0eo QntomIten Der
til isgte ban Iad RuaO bos Or.
SimonIen, ser foreifreO 6dm ct aoot
.Wiooel, ida 6ndnOen efter y 81.
mes Sorlgb par uNen Gare.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-09

@enner. ct @rdpm9le
ipm Srappeften. paa en-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-09

Stepping. 49olosmpos {.
Den 10. Ott. pm Qftenen afbolot
cen 9eroGrenOe 8oootemplarloge
nGpttens Stjerne" Uieoe meO SORE
ordg al en- Uldn0 peo gapn Hielz
len ira YautOrIp. 5 6oretagenOet,
or oare0e benoeo en- Zine % bar
i9nJgenoe ina Sagpnoellen til
gnoen, padOilte 5oreorags9oloeren
bottle llptter, Sorger % getpnz
ringer Oritteriet meOfprer iaa pei
Tor @nteltman0 iom for 6amilier,
|og boiIten Generalization Ger oers
oeo er brlu0t no oDer De foriteligs
oaRfuaOstldsier 5oroi 3aleren
ielo too mtOt / Sagen, og foroi
ban. ION BAN Ia9Oe, paa nert 0ol0
9apoe Jet 0rltteriets 8eoerItp9ges
ltg9eO og bets isr9elige 5slger,
tunoe Dan iom faa tale me0 ON Den
Sag meO aano Og 2io.
SITTER enOt 5oreorag o9tteoes
aafe6ouo. 9eO &~afebOroet fore
0rog 9r. RMielien enonu aoIfiaige
9umoriitiIte Sorta1inser os Sang,
Der frembra9te Taa bel Munterbso
iom 9aanbtldp. @eo 9oroet ififs
teoe Sule cg Song.
Meoet ilutteoes Oeo 3itioen, o.
en6Oer uf Oettugerne git oiIt bort
meo Den 5ante: @io oen Gag, for
bpilfen @ooOtemplarne temper, aft
mere % mere maa fremmes og bin.
Dc SER, ia ggre oenne Spn0 mag
teslss. Ser er SamfunOets % BET
entelte Sn0ibiOs aanoelige os time
.li9e 5oroerbelIe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-09
30 !... G gs:! formulated:
AT nylig afdsde Biskop
l. G. HEUCH.

Send no money We will ship you the following goods to
your lily with the privelage Of seeing them before paying the agent
ST. SO and II not found In every way as represented and what you
would have to pay your merchant sf2. 81 they can be returned to us
at our expense. Freight paid II the full amount OF cash
IL sent with orde, Merchants Our
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-09

ariItiansfet6t. : @ienooms g.
|6dn6el. @aaroejer Sprgen Gbri=
~itenien af 5uuerbrau 6dr Ioist fin
|imuft beliggenoe @aar6 oe6 8riftis
onsfeIot me6 al Sn6uol og 8eTets
ming til @uurobauoler 8opIen Sess
fen beo 3ertels6el. @oaroens Stgrs
relie er goot 70 Ssn6er 2ano. apz
%beIummen er $500 Mdrt. 6an6e=
len er Oronet pes Meooirtning al
commissioner q. 2eegadr0 al 3nr-
itrup.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-09

@enoarmen til Sefp D.
trbfIup. 6orIeoen bolot @arter
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-09

6~eilsminOe. @jen0oms 3
a q. Rentier u. Ni8In 0u0erss
'leD bar fofgt 5argegaaroen Der /
6eifsmin6e til 6elleie, tioligere /
@rdDens6noe0, meo 5iltre0elTs e,
nudr 9ao9rtningsti1aoeli er al
rem. &sbefummen n9bnes life.
3g06in9. : lt6elo. adn6mdn6
Riels Qnoerien fra 2an9etoe6 bar
6e forfeoen Sag oct l6el0, od ban
6ot6t Oe6 Sfraoe Weieri me6 1T
3sretpi, at Soften fsb lpbif, 3d
oen b6rte 0drnpfeiten fra Mejs
eriet. 8ognen gift beo Sen bifoe &ers
lei itu, % nogle pad @ognen on>
ren6e 2Ga tunoe befIer life ituu for
en- idd6dn Meofart. Nn6erIen Forz
LANCER @rifatnin9 al Meieriet.
= 2nnOman6 81. Ripr Sen 9@f=
ore at asben6obeo bar en- bi6If
6unO. Den prsbeoe forfeoen DAG
fine SGn6er pda ct poItbito og
Tpolere6e oerbe6 bans 8enfleoer
Iaaleoes, at ban 6erfor forfanaer
Sfdoeseritdtnina.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-09

Oct lam teoe 3efultnt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-09

Sf4rbet. 5tl set tn
&afqme6e Der / 9pen forleoen
often bar ser mbot so O~elta9ere.
Observation-Disclosures Or. 6dbn
6ol0t en- meget forIOnlig Sale. 9nn
lcoeoe at bore afles, pgIaa 0dn=
iternes Salsmano, 6crfom ban bisp
ralgt. Rogle at 0ettagerne boIOt
uo iii ser. 6 ON Morgenen.
Gleberne / SodngsefterIfolen III
9oo til at qua bjem Sen often,
@algmsoet afboGotes. Mun unorss
cber, at Ser turpoe gioes fri oenne
often, elers blbper @leperne afbens
teos beo politi eler Be ifenoes So
Ser. nadr oe life msoer til ltnoer-
Oisningen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-09

Your saving 5.l3
DEERINo MERCANTILE CO. NOT nc.
+ go WABASH AVE. CHICAGO, I'LL.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-30
CURRENT VERSE.
Divine Healing.

Divine Healing. The maid had headache. And I. timid
 lover.
 Who ne'er yet my secret had said, Found myself in a baze of inebrant pleas
 ure
 Gently rubbing her poor aching head. How memory floods. Through all these
 past years I still feel the thrill that was mine When my willing fingers their kind serv-
 ice did In truth, twas a healing divine. Her forehead so pure, Her soft. teasing
 hair. Her whole being SO wonderfully near, Made heart at a bound put all reason to
 rout- And I kissed that white forehead SO
 dear! o. magical healing of heaven-inspired
 lips: Two arms. soft and warm. held me fast; And my pangs of mere friendship with
 her headache were gone When she said: You do love meat last" An headache. how much do I owe to your pain And yet. there are times when feel Certain doubts ss I think Of that quick, perfect cure But the wife still insists you were real Will Rufus. in Chicago Daily News
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-30
THE GENTLE CYNIc.

No mans respect for old age ex- tends to eggs.
 The way of the transgressor is hard on other people.
 Some people can't even do their duty without striking an attitude.
 A true artist is one who would love for arts sake, if he could afford it.
 The most changeable thing in the world is woman. The next is luck.
 A young man doesn't think seriously about marriage until after it happens.
 Many a man gambles with his repu. tation. losing 1t in an effort to gain bigger one.
 Heaven is a place where the pedes. trian will have just as many rights as the automobile.
 A jury is body of 12 men selected to decide which of the contestants has the best lawyer.
 Many mans religion consists of reading the Bible while his wife car ries up the coal.
 Many a girl would go through Ire and water for a man. or even through his bank account.
 The glutton is always thinking of what he is going to eat. the dyspeptic of what he has just eaten.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-30
r.ported E.<iI.A nin Ha.s,.

CHARLOTTE. \. C., Nov. 29.-The United States court has issued sum- monses for Thomas NJ. Costello. Ed ward A. Smith. s. B. Sargent and E. c. DweIle to appear at the federal court to answer to the charge of hay ing violated the contract labor laws of the United States in the importa- ton of a number of English mill op- erafives into this section.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-30
New Yssk Markets.

FLocR-st.ady and quiet; Minnesota patents. Aioa&o: winter straights. 35ca Ae: winter extras. szSa3io; winter pat
 wHEHfrwhn. steady. wh.a, va, slow came chiefly from cables and corn s,rsnsth; December. saosc.: May. s4sg
 coRs-optiOn market was firm and sss4;. n1s9ss 5sc, Sa Ssu1s5d a,5s, from December
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-30
Cash For Colonel Bryan. Regiment.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-The audi tor for the war department has admit ted the claim of Colonel William J. Bryan's regiment the Third Nebraska volunteers. for BPS, ,24O. being the rate of pay allowed at state rates from the time they reported for duty during the Spanish-American war until they were mustered into the service. The claim does not include an item of $5,OOO claimed by the officers. As there are about thousand men in the regiment, the average to each man will bs less than $30.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-30
Mayor of San Franci.co Arre.tea.

TRUCKEE, Cal. Nov. 29.-Mayol Eugene E. Schmitz of San Francisco who, with his wife, is returning from a trip to Europe. was arrested here by Deputy Sheriff Knox on a charge of extortion found by a grand jury in San Francisco. The indicted office seemed to feel his arrest keenly. Mrs. Schmitz seemed entirely unnerved at the arrest of her husband. The tears came to her eyes, and she appeared to be very much worried. Mayor Schmitz did not emerge from the car drawing room, where he was closeted with Abraham Ruef.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-30
Th.nk.si.t.s B.u .t Havana.

HAVANA. Nov. Thanksgiving was celebrated hy brilliant bah here in the new house of the American club on the Prado- Mrs. Bell uife of Gen eraI !. Franklin Bell and the wives ef other prominent O,cers received- anoag those present were Goeernor Nsgcon- General Rel. . number of of- fcrrs ef the army and nsvy. repre seufatires 0f the dipsozztic ccrps and Cub4ns of sII political psrtie<. Th.nks- irving eressEn<s were tesexrzpA>d ts Hrxssdert Roosevelt
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-30
Mrs. Carey Held For Five M.rser.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 20. - Mrs. Mary Carey of this city, who was ar rested on suspicion of having caused the death of two of her children. her husband and two other persons by pol son. was given a hearing before q po- lice magistrate and committed to pris- on to await the action of the coroner's jury. The police claim she held insur- ance policies on the lives of all those whom she is suspected of killing which aggregated about $1.0O0.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-30
QUIET THOUGHTS.

Doubt is the beginning. not the end. of wisdom.
 Hope is faith holding out its hands in the dark.
 The highest justice includes the visest mercy.
 Ignorance may find a truth on its doorstep that erudition vainly seeks fin the stars.
 The effort of a lean. little spirit after individuality is like a bubbls trying not 10 be round.
 Imagination is a window. If too wide. it means a weakened usn and light in hurtfaI ercess.
 Form may be of more account than substance. A lens Of tce vili focus . solar beam to a blazeL
 Nothias oools % fast ss undue en- th1siasn- Water that has boiled freezes sooner than any o-her.
 Tea b1ilders rear an arch. each Ia tar1 lifting fl higher. bst Et is the tenth man vho drops I, the keyssoce. uho h>zrs o1r huxxas
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-30
Only aa children Can.

Two little children were playing one day, Only as children can. One was lady rich and gay Used to having her own sweet way. The other a chauffeur man; And they were going and going far For a long trip in their auto ear. She was bidding the babies sood-by, Only as mothers can. He Was standing hsughtiiy nigh. Twas nothing to him. 90 let them ery Just Ike chauffeur nam. And % while she the babe. ki-.t He gave the handle smother twist The babies were dolIies os every hue. Headless ard dirty were they: The auto" a trunk that once xas rev, And it vas a splendid touring car. too. Forty horSepOver. that day. But those hzbles yer. real. th. stt,
 could %. For sGeh is the s1nsson Of ehiIaren. you
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 Taint brEsh of t-ush
 Azd bo-ro- ezr tI-ss froa tae ss.erx -Ch5czeS Reco-s-EssrzH
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-30
Want a Canadian as Ambas.ador,

"uht VuhSuIun 0R AmbNHNadOr.
 LONDON, Nov. %. The Morning Post gives prominence this morning to long letter urging the opportuneness of appointing Canadian as ambassa- dor to Washington in succession to Sir Mortimer Durand to facilitate the set clement of questions affecting Canada and Newfoundland and to meet. the persistent complaint of Canada that her interests are neglected at Wash ington because of the European bias of the British ambassador.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-30
Neero schooI Burped For s,,,..

EAST ST. LOUIS, IL. Nov. 29.-A large brick building on Missouri ave. nue. which was leased last week by the board of education for a negro school. was destroyed by fire, and there Is evidence that the prejudice against the establishment of school for ne. groes caused the building to be set ou A~A