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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-22

5irftaaef SIospaafat=
Gn 14aarig 9ienefteorsng
fra !nsrnineegnin, Ser | ginier bar
opbolot fla | Snnoerinrrano, melcte
! 9orsoaas pua aoIoins lOTitiifas
tion, at ban I Joraaret 1905 baps
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-22

GorboIoene 9oqtrDfs
ferfaget bar | be fiofte Siosr
uaret meget urolise, troos ben for
lite ret lange fioen afflutteoe Spsr=
ensfomft. paa forIfenige gogtrpts
ferier bar p~erfondlet opiaet oeres
pla6Ter elIer truet me6 Spfigelfer,
og Ben a. os. git Be SO Seffere
fpm beffnftises at @ploenoalffe Bog.
|han6el, Noroift 5orlag, oeres Del
l|foroi mar life efter oeres gegrrini
lpiloe gendntase en- Mano, Der bal
bleben opfast.
3sbenbabns 8oetrbfferforenint
bar fsst paa De forifsfige Gieoer a
fad Saeen bilagt | Min6elisbeo
men oa alIe 8effr1belier piffe 4!
lfrueteslsfe. bar man anmooet Or
fej6sgiperforeningen ON at tdge bef
Jaaets siebliffslige Sitting op ii
Gorbanoling.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-22

Sens 9aggefens Status
4ffleringen. = Oiatersr
Sens ~3dggeIens Statue blep oen
8. o.. ~dfiIsret paa 6abneplaoien
aorser ! OnerbarelIen at en- Tor=
famIfn9 Pna 1900 Mennefer.
9lanoi De farliq inobuone Be-
marteoes 8%iIeobugoer S6ults, ser
hur mo0fQeret Stdtuen. 1yolfetinas=
mon0 gange. profesior G6riifpp6sr
8oeef. 5orfattersn 2ouis gobs,
aDrser 9prdao, gpens GmbeOsz
sn1n0 m. n.
Otter at fsrite Del df en- at qrof.
Boeft forfattet aantate bar afiun.
get, bolot Or. phil. Nnoerien Off
Fsrin9stalen, Der GAP en- aarafteri=
fit al De forffelige Sioer / Sens
Bdggeiens 9igterperfonlie6eo %
7iufteoe meo Ell at fraftige 6urras
radb fulgt qfpf for 0igterens
.Minbe.
Mnnen Del at 9antaten bleb 6ers
paa aFfuneet. bborefter 8orgmeTtsr
Ndnefe flutteoe 6sjtioefigbe6en meo
en- gnf til Bib. anoerfen.
Sm Qftenen Tamle6es en- Del at
BDens 8orgere me6 De in66uote &C.
Tier til ct Jeitmdalti6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-22

4rbeiosfonflifter. = 4r~
Observation-Disclosures 6obeobeitDrelie
faor 8emDnoigelie til at ibarfiette
2oet=out. = 5ormerfonflitten | Qdrs
bus % ben li9e iud pluoielig etabs
,Ireos 4rbejosmdnositrife paa De
fsbenbapnife NeoripningsplaOfer Far
ffnbt en- Situation, Der RUNNER 81
Tarfte Jarer. 9isie TO 4rbejositanos-
rannfr er d~dbenbdre 8ruo pad Deo.
4aasn Gperenstomit, % De paag9l-
otnae Mrbejoseipere bar itrafs IND
nnfef Dem for Mrbejosgiberforenin
Gen. Dsnne fenote oerefter DE fam
birfenoe Jagforbuov Meooelelie ON
at mar - I Mnleoning of Neorib.
mr. asnrbejoernes Stanosning = biz
x tmel1gge en- competent Joriam
Ting Gorflag ON Qocfout operfo
sSDr5= os Betonarbejoerne | 8sben
fam, epentuelt oberfor Mrbeios
W0no Qanbet ober.
Denne To~reIaeeelfe bar funoe
Eieo ben a.. os. pau Nrbejoseiper
foreningens Notwithstanding, BRO
rnan | Here 9imer orefteoe Situd
siDnkr oe be Gorholosrealer, fom De
muuiis ppforore til. Mefuftdtet bfet
at Observation-Disclosures meo an
eEkmmer mp6 to pe6fog at bemnn
xEw GopsbbehbreIfen til at stablei
Eocfpat | Oct Omfnne, Tom mdatI
rife zig nbobenoist for at brine
I'm al Mrbejosmrn6 iDrrtfufi
Eion6snine at Neoribninssarbejosl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-22
Qge 0an(6e Bigger.

Bsger, uogtnet AZ 8irtelig 5orenirs
for inore Misiion / Danmarf.
5sIsenbs baoss for sioen:
/ ngubeligbeoens ire IrtitIer. If go
itor 6. Magsner. q Siber. :
Omilas &c.
gaftor !9si. On at Rorb : ainai
9riffne. gn demonstrating, a
6ru 6ptuaro 5aplor, Wisfionar
aino. Operfat af paitor s. Babe
polb. Meb 16 8ileoer. 5 Om.
flag $1.1O.
6olteffole og gsrneguostieneite. III
8. @. 9anien. Meb ct SiGas
70 Sioer. ) OmiIae zoe.
De biibs garnbomsOuge. OFF air.
fine @ormart. 70 Siber. 4
OmFas zoe.
Stiber fra asbenbapn. 4f Q. 6
SnoboIo: Snbleonins - Ru1stali
berfoltene - 6~sterfoffene = Runh
flinteren = Den fjulte Gattisbom
= DEN mbftfite 2eier. III Sib.l
3 tomponeret ginb $1.OO.
@eo ben msrts 5lob. gn F~prt9nine
fra Qrmsnien. Qf .. Qlcoet. gau
0onif Oeb paifor Mattbiefen. 22s
siber. 5 0mfIus s1.00. s IONS
poneret ginb $3.50.
On mobis Manb. giftop 6amming'
tons 2ib og 0sb, f~ortaIt for ling.
bommen. OFF 6. 6. Dapfon. J
forfortet Operi9tt.ffe peb NaSor
; gatspolb. $50 Sibtr. 3 Sm.
flag SOC.
Smaa Stens til Serrsns 9us. 30
Cher. 3 Omilae Toe.
Den M qreltegadrb. OF Glib p.'
bsrfen. 300 Sibsr. 8 OmfIue
soc. Stint inbbunbsn $1.20.
Gag og Iasl Gn anoastsbOg fox
unge. aorie 79fsitptfer til 8ibels
tetiter paa bper Dag | aaret. 2oet
Oplag. APO Sibsr. 3 OmTag 81.
Snbb. | t%omponeret ginb $1.60.
6errsn er min 5ilfugtl Nosle Of
0apibs Salmer fra abfalons Ops
rsrg lib. Gf q. 6. 6anfen. 154
Cher. 5 OmiIas SOC.
Spuroen og 9Abs 9iris. On Opers
beielie mob Sibens gantro. If
gaffor g. Niinffsr. : SmT. 10c.
Misionsbibliotbetst. 8ebieert at
!5aruIo Senfen. - 1. 9efte: 4l.rs
amber Mactap. On 2epnebstegs
ming. 48 Sibsr. Omflas 2oc.
Do. 2. os 8. 9efte: Mme. Gan: J
afritus Snbre. Minoer fra 3ams
teiimisfionen. 81 Siber. : Om.
flag Csc.
DO. 4. 5efte: Sobn Gliot, Snbius
nernes Mpoftef. 16 Siper. 3 Oms
flag 10c.
9enu1em 9raabfssrne. 9af 9ertrub
Mfmquift. 126 Siber. 3 OmFas
Doc. s fmlrti ginb SOC.
Otter 9ttb. of panIp. pda OaHh
peb q. g. Maoitn. $50 Siber.
3 OmfIas 60c.
eff Sdnb = s1er Rtippesrunb. af
Glifabetb s5olitein : !5oifteinbors.
Id Gibsr. 3 Omflas 40c.
Haomi eGsr 5erufalems fiofte Dase.
of Mrs. 8. 9. Webb. 484 Sibsr.
5 Omftag 80c. Stint inbb. $1.20.
ariitus, Dor aonss, og bans Ris..
So bfbslffe getragtninser af gifop
o. @sbfde. = Cant: Den triitss
lt9e Jrrheo pg ElIoen az Udno,
fom oppaIoer til ct epigt 2ip. 30
prnbitensr at paftor 81. 3eutb<n.
Salt 50 Siber. 3 Om1as zoe.
Den ffsnnsite Gnisbeo. Gn ODerDeis
elfe til 9jalp mob 1ibens 9untro.
OFF paIt. q. Miinfttr. % Siber.
8 Smfag 15c.
Span os gftber. On GortalIing fra
Ssbelipet | Ruslnnb. Mf Mtiee
Gang. 8 Omflas Csc. Snuff inb'
bunoen 60c.
Sanbheber tro. gn Jort1ning fro
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 296 81
Der. 5 Omilas 60c. 5 tompons'
ret ginb $1.00.
Deb 2pstens Sin. GortalIing af M,
s Omfas SOC. 3 tomponere'
Winb 80c.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-22

4meritanft SfoIefor=
9eo ct Stolemeoe | Hdn-
GERS bolot Stoleinipetter 9ierte=
aaaro, 9ibors. 5oreorag ON ame=
ritanite StoleforboIo, boilte Ia
ltren bapoe let pad fine Rejier / 5ior
og bapoe faaet Reipeft for. !9an
rniteoe, at 6orboloens melem Diem
% Stole MATTE blipe berbjemme Tom
oeropre. Otter at 5ru RoTenbero
liable taft ON Sangtunitens !5i-
mi.orie, lang Sruen forffenine 5oIte=
ionee UNDER fort 9ifalo. 5orman=
Gen flutteoe oerefter Msoet, ser Ill
.iioit taIte $50 9eltagere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-22

eere bemnn0ise0e man enltemmigt
0opeObeitprelien til ogfaa peorsrsns
oe oe anore MI f~orelissenoe Son
filter oeriblanot 5ormerton
fiften I Qarbus : at trefe Be
itemmeIie ON 9ottout og 0mfangst
at en- iadoan.
5oruIpttet 9rgnogra-
per. pa 9oelsmano Nisls 8i9r at
4ari 'orleoen bar peo at uosrape en-
9reno bos en- 9aaromano | Sognet,
itreo 9rpnoen Iammen ober bam.
0an osoe iflg. q. 3. sieblitteIis.
200 Mars SubiI9um. Den
arperoige raoresieapis" Dan
marfs eloite Oasblao fan /
qar feire fit 200 4ars SubiIaum.
ioet &ammeriunter 5rant3 BON Der
,Osten / DARTS 1706 ff tongelig
qripilsgium pad at boloe n4orssie
E%ontoir" og Con til at trntfe p3
,uogipe Ylatater.
Oct bar fun en- ringe 9egpnoels
lie; Ser bar, fom man Ter, life Sale
ON noaet tort politiff eller ienfas
tionelt 0agblao, fun en- fife 9lutdt
meo oe aller nsoterftigite og met
uFfnloige MeoosIelier.
Sg life eneang iuuleoes tunoe
Joretdgenoet beitaa. 5 I'LL maats
te 9ontoret lutte paa @runo al
geit og 9rig. Gn balp Snes @ar
letter blep set after aabnst. men ielp
Il 50zerne BAR set fun naaet iii at
blipe en- efter NutiosforboIo ubetp=
oelig Cap, bpis babe Scribe bar
pptaget At ct @uabenitiolo meo
9ilomano og S%nifriptioner.
s anleoning at Subilaet bar
.aoresie 9lpiien4 M uoienot ct
tort. biasoprboet 5eitffrift inc.
holoenoe interssiante Srat al BY
ems Os glaoets 5iitOrie, osrunosr
oets lloieenoe oe SnObolo m. II.
Gjenoomsale. yStronos
holm" meo 5~iaiggenoe, 900 Sor.
qano. 2212 50. 'oartforn. sr / II.
u. 3. at eisren. @oOssier 30.
Salicatb. iolgt til ct aonfprtium.
.6eitaaenoe at qroprietGr 8. ;. Su.
|mfteien, Saoiuge, 81. g. Maoien.
aingiebsle. 5orpalter 6anfen. Sri
tpeuarO Sufterfubrit, os 5prpag
ter Rasmusien, Gngestofte.
5ilftadebe SnobruOss
thOerier. Semano Jr. Gbriz
~itenien, Der anbolotes | apl0ing, CT
fert til Ooenfe, % oct pifer fig,
at ban er 9erningsmanoen til en-
bef H9ffe SHperier Ser / gnen, bl.
a. penaeftabstpperiet bos Gabritant
Sfen6eufer. 6an bar enobi0ere iii
itaaet at bare begadet Snobruosfh
oeriet bOs airtepargen / Maooelfart.
ebriitenien er % Mar gammel Og
bar tioli9ere baret ftraHet.
Draft peo ufptfestifs
feloe. Gn 70=aarig fbb. @aur6=
ejer 4noers peterien. gorup paa
5nn, er Sen 4. Mai fOmmst uIpttss
ligt at 0dge. 9a ban bar beifef
tiget mso at tsre @e0ning no paa
fin Sgns Wart, leb !Seiiene lsbif.
gamle Mano fufot at 8osneH
og tom inc UNDER oenne. Gan RI
9rDitfasien fnult og osoe pad Stes
BET.
9orsOag Gftsrmiobag oen 3.
Mai fanbt man / 81. ,9ibe 4mfs
tioenoe" / en- @reft / N9rbeoen AZ
airfe 2iget af ftp. 9aarosjsr
9iels 4noerien, Ser bar forulpttst
| @rsften beo 9rutning.
5orboIoene / gogtrDfs
ferfaget bar | De fiofte Siosr
peret meget urolise, troos ben for
life ret lange iioen afiIutteoe Spsrs
ensfomit. paa forffeIigs gogtrpts
ferier bar perionalet opfaet oercs
plaoier eller truet meb Spfigelfer,
-. So, So ~ s. DC G-kta~a
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-22

ne | apbenbapn til Opbpr. Gnopi-
eers bemnnoissOe man en- temmigi
0opeobe itnrelien til ogfaa peorsren.
oe oe anore MI f~oreligsenoe Son.
filter oeriblanot 5ormerton
fiften | Narbus : at tr9fe De
itemmelie ON 9ottout og 0mfangsi
af en- idaoan.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-22

sra Sins OIottosftope.
: Tqr6eoen al 5biitso er man BED
@rsftegrapning ti%lfaIOig iteot pao
en- magtig Sraitdmms, iom er 80
500 lang "a 8 5o6 / @enneminit.
SrGst. ION er i9roelss baurot oa
bel bsparet, er / 5sIas u5biit. u.
Tp." fort Tom SbenboLt; men set tr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-22

5orufnttet 9rsno9ra-
per. 0a 9oelsmano Niels aj9r al
4ari sorleoen bar peo at uo9rape Ell
9reno bos en- 9aaromano / Sognet.
Itreo 9rpnoen iammen ober ham.
San oeoe ifg. q. 9. sieblittelis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-22

5riffo1eberns 8etI9o D.
n n q. Magiitraten / 9sbenhapn
bar tiltraaot Ben at gorgerrepro=
ientdtionen o%eotagne gebilling al
5000 ar. aarlig / 5 Qar til Sri
~TfOlebprns SetIaonins, og f%Ore1aar
III, at gelobet / 6snbolo til StoIe=
oirettionens anbefaIina. foroeles
osnnsm De off beitaaenOe Torsninger
mso $500 9r. til ~5orenineen for
.fr9naenoe Stoleberns gefl9oning"
Do 1900 9r. til n5oreningen for
fattige 9srns foobstlRoni1e".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-22

Stofes. Den 3. os. opito0 Der
Il Fl. r. 9. SIo / Sans Qstsrfens
I@aarS / 9affe I MeI6n Sosn beo
@osenie. Siren bre0te ia til en- an
Den Gaaro, Der eies al g. Seppe=
len ! Soenie. men er bortforpa9tat
Ill Sens S%ereenien. gegge Gaaroe
ueobr9n0te meO llnotaaelie al Stnez
buffet hos Sans 9eterTsn. 6os Sens
SerQenien inoebr1note en- aaIn.
me0eils ale areatursrne bos Sans
Qeterien inoebr9nOie, u%notaaen 2
|Sger. 6eitens reooe6ss. Sloen nn=
taaes opitaast fra @niiter fra 2ofoz
|motipet.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1906-03-22
OLD EGyPTS GOLD MINES

Prof. X. ID. George Of the University
Of Colorado suggests that the ancient
Egyptians drew the larger part Of their
gold from the old workings near Cop
toE, latitude 2G degrees north. and
from the mountains some distance TO
the south. The mountains 10 the south
Of Coptos are probably the mines for
which the kings Of the twelfth dynasty
sacrificed the lives OF many thousand
men; for the rule Of Egyptian kings
who wanted gold was 70 invade Nubia
and take possession OF the mines, Just
as when they wanted copper they
drove back the nomadic tribes OF 81.
mai and built fortresses 20 protect their
miners. The Nubian gold workings OF
which Prof. George speaks are placed
in an almost inaccessible mountain
group surrounded on all sides by a
waterless desert. Here may be seen
tunnels and shafts penetrating the
mountains 10 almost unknown depths.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1906-03-22
BIGGEST Bug ON EARTH

To the Hercules beetle. a giant
among insects. which is fo1nd in cer-
tain portions q Central and South
America, as vel as in the island Of
Dominica. one Of the British West In
dies. belongs the distinction Of being
the biggest bug ia the world. In ap-
JDszrsncs this creature iE anything but
preposSessing. and looks as IL IL b.
lOnged with pink snakes. purple spi-
oers and other creatures Of the irragi-
nation
IL is a common trait % tourists and
travellers 20 make little Of ANYTHING
seen in foreign lands, especially in the
little West Indian islands. and 10 de-
clare that similar things Of vastly
greater size or better quality occur in
Gods country When they run
across the Hercules beetle. however,
they are obliged 20 acknowledge them
selves beaten.
Although 80 formidable in appear
snce, this insect is perfectly harmless.
II lives in the heavy forests and feeds
on the sweetish sap or gum Of native
trees. The larvs, or grub. Is about
four inches long and as thick as q
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1906-03-22

mans thumb and looks like q huge
white naggot. II is considered q deli
cacy By the native negroes and csribs.
who roast IL IN hot ashes and say that
IL tastes Ike roasted nuts.
Clumsy IL appearance, the Hercules
beetle possesses great powers OF fight
sad IL the outlying villages IL is not
uncommon for one Of these huge
creatures 10 enter the native houses,
being attracted thereto by the lights.
The inysriable result is a prompt ex.
tinguishing Of the candle by the wind
created by the beetles buzzing wings,
accom- panied by screams from the in
mates Of the house. who imagine .
jumbie or evil spirit, has invaded
their dwelling.
A popular belief among the natives
is that the Hercules beetle saws OF
limbs Q. trees by grasping them be
tween two horn like appendages and
flying round and round. This is a
manifest impossibility as the insect
has but little power in the horns. and.
moreover. the upper one is lined with a
soft yelvety hair, which would be
rubbed of at once by any friction.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1906-03-22
GOOD JOKE NEATLY TVRNED

air OF one who had placed a bomb
which would soon explode and annihil.
ate his opponent.
Gould's curiosity sent him immedi-
ately TO investigate. Going to the ta-
BILE, he took the card from his hat,
and, loud enough to be heard all over
the court room. he read "Caput va
cuum." Turning to the Judge, he said:
Your honor, | claim the protection Of
the court The Judge replied: You
may state your case"
GoHd answered: my case Is this,
your honor: ! see my brother at my
right has placed his name in my hat.
and what can be his motive, IL not TO
claim 1t as his own? claim your pro.
lection"
The Judge, with his face all smiles.
answered.; Mr.. Gould, you shall be
protected"
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1906-03-22

In the fifties OF the last century
there were two young lawyers, Gould
and Robinson, practicing In the court
at Wiscasset, the shire town OF Lin
coin county, Me. No doubt many old
residents of Wiscasset and other towns
in Lincoln county remember them for
their keen wit and ingenuity in exam
lining witnesses, and also for their
many severe thrusts at each other.
On one occasion, when Robinson had
finished an unusually able argument
for his client, containing some sting
ing illusions to the opposing counsel,
Gould, by whom he was followed, and
who retailated, Robinson was seen TO
take card. write something on II,
which was later found TO bo the Latin
words caput vacuum (empty head,
ID drop It into Gould's hat on the
e, returning to his seat with the
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1906-03-22
WHIG HAD GOOD MEMORY

In the decade OF 1s40-50 Col. w. A.
Bryant was a young attorney in Barre.
Mass, and also editor OF the Barre
Gazette and an ardent Democrat. the
leading parties In the country then
being Wings and Democrats.
In the campaign Of the fall OF 1S41
Col. Bryant was TO make an address
in Hubbardston and drove over dur
ing the afternoon, the distance being
about eight miles. In the course OF
his TRADE against the Wings he said:
Their case Is lost, and they will get
lost themselves II they stay out after
dark"
After a rousing meeting he started
home, and as IL was dark, with no
moon aad the sky cloudy he got on
the road. Noticing light in farm
house, he stopped and knocked at the
door The farmer came to the door
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1906-03-22

with lantern and asked what was
wanted. The colonel politely asked TO
be directed to the straight road to
Barre.
At glance tho farmer discovered
who the caller was, having attended
the meeting, and said: Amt you
the young feller thar was making the
address at Hubbardston this even.
ing?"
YES" said Col. Bryant. "and | have
lost my way"
We'll, said the farmer, I'm a Whig
and have found my way home, and,
by gosh. you can find yours, IL you
can" and slammed the door In the
colonels face.
The colonel finally found his way
home. and related the incident to his
friends with great glee.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1906-03-22

Three hundred stone huts shelte.
900 mills used in pulverizing the ore;
Immense cisterns once caught the
scanty water supply from the upper
slopes; and near them stand the slop-
ing tables on which pulyerized ore was
washed. Records show that these
mines were worked with little inter
ruption for twenty centuries by the
Egyptians, and there is no means Of
knowing how long they were worked
by the Nubians before them.
In the inscriptions of the New En-
pire various kinds or grades OF gold
are mentioned; and in one of the Tell
elAmarna letters, written during the
eighteenth dynasty, the king OF Baby.
Ion accuses Amenophis III of Egypt Of
sending him a mass of base metal for
gold He says: The twenty minas
OF gold you sent me contained, when
melted down, only FIVE minas OF pure
gold" So that the gold brick" even
then was not unknown.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1906-03-22
Scared BY the Sentence.

When the late Judge Newton OF
Southboro presided over the court In
Westboro. he had before him one day
a poor and illiterate Frenchman ac-
cused OF selling liquor. AS it was
his first offense. he was fined $50.
Evidently $50 was a fortune to the
Frenchman. and IL was also evident
that he had a vague conception Of
the seriousness of his crime. for, turn.
ing a startled look on The Judge. he
exclaimed in wild tones: For Gods
sake. Judge. why didn't yer hung me?"
Boston Herald
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1906-03-22
Few Women Faint.

II is curious fact. Of general re-
mark, and observed not by physicians
only, that fainting Is less common
than II used 10 be. II is rare that one
sees a woman carried out Of church
or theater, yet forty years ago IL was
matter Of scch common occurrence
as barely TO excite remark. This is
due in very great measure to the out.
door life young women lead in these
days Of tennis and golf and other
sports. The heart and the circulation
are strengthened by exercise In the
open air and 1t takes great shock
10 disorder the blood balance In the
body of the modern woman.
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FOR RENT-StoTe room. corner Sew
cnth avenue and Seventeenth street.
Apply to Reidy Bros.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-25
Real Estate
For Sale

SI.iOO-Five-room cottage: lot 33x
1870; good well; on lltu street.
$1,000 Fine new S-room modern
house: cement walks and cement cellar;
Vacuum heat: very cheap. 1t Is worth
$1,000. Fine location.
5000 will buy good investment
pTOpcrty on End avenue; easy terms
must be sold quick.
S:I-5OO viii buy 1G-room house on Sth
avenue. near 18th street
SI.:sO will buy 5-rOom cottage on
9th avenue. near 10th street; easy terms.
s.-s.5 will buy 9-room modern house
ON ltI= street, near nth avenue; east
front.
$1,000 will buy 1-room corner prop
erty on l4I= street; east front.
s:;.15O Will buy a fine new corner -
room cottage. hot water heat. cement
walks around both side and into the
house: good barn
We have three fine building lots left
OIL END street.
We can sell YOU houses on any street
or avenue in tie city. Come in and see
US; We can ind YOU what you want.
We loan money on real estate.
List your property with US: we viii
sell II for you.
We have fine j-acrc fruit farm Just
south Of Moline limits. Price Is right.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-25
AdmInIstrnfor,s Nnlicc-

Estate of Adam Mauckcr deceased
me Undersigned. having been APP
pointed administration Of the estate Of
.Adan Mauckcr. late Of the county of
ROCK Island. state OF Illinois. deccas-
ed hereby gives notice that he will ap-
pear before the county court Of Rock
Island county at the county court
room. IN the city of Rock Island. at tho
) ahuafN term. on tn" first Monday in
january next, at which time all persons
ndEluG claims against said estate are
HotIIled ana requested to attend for the
purpose of having the same adjusted.
MI persons indebted to said estate are
to the undersigned.
Dated 23rd day Of October. \. L. 1906
FRANK +. MAUCKER
Adm I'M Strator
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-25
Administrator,s NOTICE.

Estate of Wilhelm Thiele, deceased
Inc undersigned. having been APP
pointed administrator. with will annex
ed. OF the estate Of Wilhelm Thielc late
OF the county of Rock Island, state of
iilInols, deceased, hereby gives notice
mat ne VIII appear before the county
court OF Rock Island county, at the
county court room. in the city OF Rock
island. at the December term, on the
HfSt Monday in December next. at which
Tune all persons having claims against
SAID estate are notified and requested to
dItchd. Tor the purpose of having the
same adjusted. All persons indebted to
Sdld estate are requested to make i'm
hcdiate payment TO the undersigned.
Dated this 18th day of October \. ID.
1906. OSN AID ,TIIII,i l. - -
Admins trdtor. with VIII Annexed.
Marion T.. Sweeney, attorney
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LEGAL.
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Administrators Notice

Estate of Mettic lie Quatte. deceased
The undersigned having been appoint 81
ed administrator of the estate Of Met
tie lie Ceuatte late of the county of Rock
Island, state of Illinois. deceased here
by gives notice that he will appear be-
fore the county court Of Rock Island
county. at the county court room. in III"
city of Rock Island, at the December
term, on the first Monday i'm December
next at which time all persons having
claims against said estate are notified
and requested TO attend for the purpose
of having the same adjusted.
All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate pay
ment To the undersigned.
Dated this 9Th day Of October. \. ID ,
1906.
FRANK w. LIE QUATTE.
Il nirnis. nj Ar.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

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WANTED-RoUm ana board with pri-
Eatc family. Near in. Address -
Il. c. care of Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-25
Notice of FINAL settIcmcut.

ESTATE OF Nancy Bailey, deceased.
Public notice is hereby given that tho
Undersigned. Henry Il. Fitch. admins
traitor. has this day filed his final report
ana settlement as such in the county
court of Rock Island county. and hear
ing on said report has been set for Nov.
.. 1906. ut o'clock a. IN, at which time
persons interested may appear ana MAKE.
objections thereto. and If no objections
are filed. said report Will be approved
at mat time, and the undersigned will
ask Tor an order Of distributions and
VIII also ask to be discharged.
ROCK Island, Ill. oct II. 1906.
HENRY II. FITCH.
Adm : rHfDT