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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-14

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-14

6aoersleb. - Meoe mob St . D.
orobrelfen. esuoag Den II.
goo. ON 2Iftenen afbolotes | Sen
tral Serberget" | @aostersaoe en-
Notwithstanding moo De nuoerenoe
bejs 9soprtisr.
Murer Dug. Qnoerien aabne0e
Msoet og gap efter galget at oct
ieobanlige Bureau" Oroet VII So
reoraesboloeren, 5ilffarer Midelien
fra Jlensborg. 0snne uoOitleoe 1 1t
meset iangt 5oreordg, Ipeftet meo
Ell Del 5al, 5aren Deo Del mlp9rens
Dc Spitenl, Tom ielD | national fiber
ale areois better acknowledgement.
Merarerns bapoe ! 5prrerne, oa
9bfflano enonu bar ct to%rnuofsrens
DC Qano, Oaret Jribdnoelsmano for
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-14

a. foa oeres aorn tolOfrit Iolgt
nolan0et. Gu oerimoo, od Spit
iano bar blebet ct Snouftrilano meo
obsrDeienoe 9pbefolfning, bar Of
lDtteoes Dem at faa 9r9nierne fdd
|goot iom Ip9rreoe for al Sn0fsriel.
49rdrerne 6erddber fig pad, ut &p0s
priierne oDerdlt 0er0en oenne
'5io er 6sje; men Saleren f~aitIlo9
oeo nogle 5dl ober prifer | uolanz
Get, at oette life er 8ilfe(oet. 9i,
Ifagoe ban forlan9er @ronIerne
adbneos naturligoiS un0er 0en
neooenoige bb9iejniite aontrol =,
for at priierne poa DC n~gopenoigfte
5poe0drer tan blioe lige meo Ser
0ensmaufeoet.
gn ReIolution I'LL 5oroel for
@renIedabningen oeotoges enitemz
mig.
MtsOet, Der bar ret goot beie9t,
Iiutteoes meo ct 9eoe for Qrbeioer6es
lp9gelIen
geoiteo Sogn. aanoboz
II emmet i 8eofteo inopieoes
8orsoag Den 10. glop. oeo en- 5eIts
fi9beo, til boilten Der BAR meot 200
WGno og aoinoer. 9aaroejer III
oda at 9egeluno ao6neoe M1eoet,
FRO 9eltommen og inooie9e 6u1et
til at oere Samlingsiteo for alt goot.
8erefter tdlte u. Sd6roe al 6uoerse
leo, u. @nemdrt og Q. Qnoerien a.
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0oer Cert. Mellcm 3alerne 6leo
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leoes man til 5alesipisning, boor
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ilutteoes me0 BAL.
Oct fmutfe 5or7amlings9us Dor
en- Itor Sal meo glaos til omtren.
400 Menneifer og oesloen goliq til
garten, itor StaGo, @ognftur me0
mere.
5 eanobObjemmet Itanfes ifetge
r6ejmodl" fun altobolfri D~ritfeods
Ter. 5olt bill famfes Der til 0pm.
naitit og Gang; fbi Der er baaoe
cprettet en- @pmnaltits % en- Gang
f%orening / Sognet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-14

Set or .. Reimers. 5
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tom gunter af greoe % Telegram
mer.
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3iliDnsradoet for gelgerforeningen,
8eitprelierne for Sprogforeningen,
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poa qls.
geo Mioolgen. til boilten 9r.
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len for Reimers; aentier g. Stdu
al 8uubdOs talte for 6ru aeimers,
Slagtermeiter 5imn at SenoerbOrg
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termeiter i 5adborg, aaao at 9olee
rup for 8srnebsrnene. q. 9rou al
gel for De noronesoigite 5Orenins
gers 8eItbrelier. 0srefter blep Der
brlot en- Mangoe 3aler os fnnget en-
pei Del Sange. Miooagen par me
get belnttet % It%enningsfulo.
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rper 6unoreoe 5eiegrdmmer | 4ns
leoning at 5eoiel86a9en.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-14


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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-14

Grinorfnger fra NIT
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6aano tort fgr bans 9po.
0oot inobunoen 1900. LOO
min aonfir N
bere0el {. 6rugten at As
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flint mob. til LOO
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-14

qda oiset8 gej. pre0i=
tener ooer Den npe 3etItrefte.
973 Si0er. Soli0t inob. 2.9(
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-03
IS CHARGED.
Temple Houston, a Brakeman, Gels Worst
Of Difficulty,
CFrom Daily Panhandle Of Tuesday >

(From Daily Panhandle Of Tuesday,
Ono dog, four mc- and much
booze furnished % sensational scrap
on The 5owory yesterday evening Ol
tho Ave three men are now Ia the
county bastilo awaiting TRIAL and the
fourth n grandson of General Sam
Houston rs able 10 DO out today with
n badly disngurod anunten'nce. The
dog, the innocent cause OF the row,
not tay'Gr as much fensc 10 use
wrong as tso men had was The oneb
one Of the quintet - escape injury
Temple Houston, the complainant
IN the ease, has sworn out warrants
oharginr two Of the mou--Pote ami
T. p. Wardlaw with assault with
intent to kin, and the other, a driver
Of the po8tonico mail wafon, with
being an accessory
AN the mrn were drinking In the
saloon on the BowCry, at the corner
of Lincoln street ycstsrlo" evening
and the trouble started Over the dog
belonging TO the mail driver The
dog. Houston alleges, WIS vicious
brute, constantly swapping a. pass
ers-by and he demonstrated with the
Dogs owner Tho driver resented the
Interference and tho row started
me Warusw brothers had Been ta-
to- .sted byS'aHders and Immediately
took mp the quarrel on the side OF the
driver Az four took a hand, ana IN
Few minutes Houston was laid out.
with decidedly the worst II the argu
ment
Ho allasoa that the Wardlaw
brothers attacked him with
"knucls,' knife aad olg.shooter. ~
any rate Lo received a cut ACROSS his
skullan1 IN ugly cash under his LETT
eye, besides other bruises.
Houston wascarricd into the Union
drug stone, where Burtin Roach dress
ed his wounds an datoppad tho Aow
OF blood
CITY Marshal lohu 6nidcr and Dep
atty Barney Plenious rounded IN tho
other scrapuers and locked them up
in toe county iail The examining
trial tomorrow morning will proha.
hly show only aggravated assault in
stead Of intent TO kill.
Temple Houston, ir, is brake
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-03

but she is under sixteen, and the
deception won't save you"
Then the cronics doomed on the
scene.
They assured Jakey that they
would do all they could for him.
Then they had talk aside with
the supposed Gerry men.
I'VE have fixed It," crony re.
ported to the now wilted joker,
that you wont be locked up tonight
ard the cab will take the girl home"
Jahey's place of temporary con-
fncmont was an upper Broadway
restaurant, whore the truth was
told to him, and he paid for n wine
supper.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-03
Paint Which
Lasts

Painters, and all others
who understand paint,
know that white lead and
linseed oil make the best
paint. Good, lasting paint
cannot be had if either pig
ment or oil is adulleatcd.
Many of the so-callcd
white leads sold now-a-
days have barytes, rock.
dust, silica, gypsum, etc.,
in them, and little real
white lead.
Linseed oil is also fire..
quentIy adulterated. Such
mixtures are dear at any
price.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-03

Winnipeg, Manitoba Aug Tao
wheat harvest in Manitoba, which
has just commenced, win ne the
heaviest Known Tho minister Of
agriculture estimates that IT. viii bc
necessary to Import NJ least 10000
mon 10 gather ~ crop,
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-03

Prof Tyler OF Amherst college said
recently: "A man can live comforta-
bly, without brains; no man ever ex-
listed without digestive system,
The dyspeptic has neither faith,
hope or charity" Day by day poo-
pie realize the Importance Of caring
for their Digestion realize the need
Of the use Of a little corrective after
oyoreating A corrective like Kodol
for Dyspepsia. 1t digests what you
eat, Sold by Thompson & Bro.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-03

'' ..' ''''' .''' '''"'.''
New ''rh--.Ih' joke i'at tasay
''Io'' ''.' h''"'''0- N1'.'' me-
Ter 'i''''~ around 0a.m N"" """N
TO Naa.t ~. 'aroN"r Jak'r '" in
The theatrical oH..0.s .' % .m"i' "'F
ana 'h" summer H' '". show .'
'one' island Nh' ".'.." u.1.
toned wen. down .o ao Tho beach
ana J'.'N thought OF 81 ".. oD d"ne
mem m'T.ll' Conversation turned
i1a attention ~ ai called 20 old
| FOUNDERS and Young HDr'#. ON" no.
InarE'l Chat lh' Gerry society would
now oo on ,t# m"..Io. and 'n' there
would ho h"'i t'"". ."r w.n "rn.n'
In m'aha1o'Io, with a0.'8 under &c..
~ "'8 then 'hni Ja0u. Eal Hla
i'.'"' ''''.''
oh, / don't KNOW h" said. 'r..nr
look awfmly wicked "A fellow
Noo Knows w.1. nc Is 9hoH De-
Gnay8 ready ,o u.n 'hn rhmno
Than b. ia worth Wl.'o'
They ashod him rn.'ln mnu.
and mya.criu.jy, wiuh in,wn.ioaa
IF secrecy he told them .Nat +. they
cared TO hn at Dlo corner of 0non
]
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-11
WILL PROBE EUROPE
OF FL TO STUDY
MUNICIPAL PROBLEMS.
Facts to Be Gathered which Will
Prove Valuable to Every City
Of Considerable Size III
the Country.

The question of public utilities, such
Us transportation, Lighting water SUP
ply, etc, Is one or The most Ave top
les which the citizens OF the country
face to-day, and in New York, where
these matters are commanding special
notice, because or the size Of the clty
and the importance which the queS'
tons bear To the welfare OF the people
The Civic Federation has just sent lC
Europe commission Of 2 experts &c
study these questions in The cities
there, and thus give the American PEG.
pic deeper insight into affairs at
EJme and abroad, and enable Them to
aMeliorate conditions and make life
worth the living
When one looks over the list OF
names composing thls commission one
is assured of the success Of the Ell
terprise and the benefits to accrue from
The wealth OF information which wiz
be secured Melville L. ingalls,, pres
iGent OF the Big -Four road, is chair
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-11
DESPERATE STRUGGLE
To Keep Team Alive Meeting Win
Small Success aducah
Weakening.

The question Of whether or not the
Cairo base bali team will be kept
alive The rest ri the season remains a
question At the rate the benefit
tickets have been selling ID is evident
that other ways and means must be
devised to raise the necessary funds
Pres dent GosneII of Vincennes
came Cairo yesterday 10 lend his
pport to The directors of the local
ASS citation, who are struggling hard
q keep the clubs head above water
financially Some plans for raising
tine amour necessary TO bring the
cam through 10 safety are being CON
7ilared ana be fate league base BAH
in Cairo win be known in The next
few days
On the heels Of the desperate struz-
gle Of the local team for existence
comes the announcement from Padu
cah that be Indians are also vereing
nto financial ruin from lack Of sup
port. Yesterdays Paducah News
Democrat says
I'd now UP 10 The fans and lovers
of sport 10 show their loyalty and an
probation TO the game Of baseball
Jusi think Of only 500 peonla. and
400 ut that number being deadhcads
attending Sunday Ball game I'm q
city the size Of Paducah, and consider
ing the article cf baseball being play
ed too
II is TO be depIore1 that such a lack
of appreciation is shown to such a
grand sport as baseball
It is not only the lack of apprec'a
ticn to the game. but every other
sport that Paducah has ever tried 10
have there has been absolutely no in
torest taken In consequence mis-
city has been a dead one so far as
good. clean sports are concerned
II is said by one close 10 the own
ers thar they are tired of what IS
proving a losing business and that
unless the patronage increases soon
the people have sounded the death
buell 10 baseball in Paducah.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-11
lIL KING MAY Be
Continued from First page,)
pecial interest TO the general public p
Has Nothinn to Say.

Has Nothing to Say
Have you anything to say about
The charges against the Lake shore
road in geenral and yourself in par.
ricular?'
Absolutely nothing at this time. "
he reiterated. That our policy is to
aid in all possible ways in the present
Inquiry is proved, though by he order
issued that no official likely 10 he
summoned by the grand jury SHOULD
take leave of absence al This lime. we
are here within easy reach and are
ready 70 go upon the witness stand
at any time"
Dou You mean by that the charges
hat the Lake Shore has given rebates
20 the Standard OIL, especially on stor-
ago bills al tha liz Chicago ware
house, are untrue?"
81 must refuse to answer that a
present Captain Grammer replied
Il win say though that | denied
Hose charges when they were first
made public You can draw your own
Inference. It seems that we are now
on eX-parte trial and prefer TO AZ
the official outcome before talking
for puhIicatino.'
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-11
WHERE Hey PLAY.
Danville az Cairo
Niucennes at Paducah.
MarO0u an Jacks uviIle

Nincennes made n three straight
yesterday. Both teams PM mp q good
game ia the field. but Cairo was un-
able TO hit with men on bases Cairo
took a start in the third when Weis
enberger hit safe, followed by Longs
hit Farrell then became ratified and
threw over the first baseman's head In
handling Powers gouuder. allowing
Weisenborger and Long 80 score This
ended Cairo's ran getting. In the
fourth Nincennes made one on a base
on balls. a hit and long 1y TO leff
which Bissel made o great running
catch o. then doubled Moran al sec
ond. In the fifth Vincennes earned
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-11
LOST ON ERRORS.

Special t0 The Bulletin.
Paducah, July lo-Soufh was
knocked ont of The box in the game
This afternoon with Dmy1Ia but or.
rors were made 1 fat by them that
They lost the game In the seventh
Chr.sfman threw mp the ponce and
barely go. them over The home plate.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-11

Danyille comes here today for three
games with Pearl Holycross in the
box as n starter Wagner viii oppose
him. Holycross' suspension was rails
ed by President Cornell on the pay
ment of his SIS fine
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-11
As TO the Future Of League Base Bal
in Cairo--Life of Paducah Team
Being Despaired of-TaIk of
Enlargement.
HOW THEY STAND.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Cairo > Nincennes 4
Danville 3. Paducah 9.
Jacksonville T. Nation T..
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-11

To have your advertisement reaf
By the greatest number Of psople
must appear In Tie Bullstin-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-11

Cincinnati o.. July 1o-Two sin.
e'es double aud O triple refted the
Cjnciunatis three runs ia the fourth
and caused the retirement OF Matthew
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-11

Sr LoHis. No. July Bunrhin9
hi.s ia the 18th inning won for the
visitors.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-11
OFF THE BAT.

Roland aud Bissel played great
game in the diamond and on the field
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-11

Pittsburg, July 10 Wild throwing
By Beaumont and PHILIPPE gave the
game to Riooklyn
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-11
Hare ls N core

three runs on four clean hits, one a
double
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-11

Vincennes 0 o 0 I 3 0 u
Cairo 800 . . 0 O 0 o.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-04-07
VEGETABLE DUET.

For the cook who wishes to su3Stl-
t,lte vegetables for meat, knowledge
of food values is imperative, says
Harper's Bazaar. Some vegetables are
perfect substitutes for meat You
might grow strong and vigorous on
them, while if you made wrong
choice your family would slowly
starve to death All the grain, such
as whole wheat, rice. barley, cats,
corn. are perfect substitutes for meat.
They have the same nutritlvc Valuc
without the waste Of animal flesh.
Nuts. cheese, peas, beans, lentlls, ralS-
ms, figs, bananas, are meat foods
Tomatoes, onions, celery, asparagus,
carrots, beets, spinach, apples, are
all valuable and important articles Of
diet, but if you attempted to make
them the basis of your dietary your
family would either starve or strike.
MANY vegetables have medical value
which if more widely understood
would diminish the need for drugs
and the doctor Raisins, grapes, as
Daraeus, spinach, lentils, carrots,
contain considerable iron. They are
valuable for auemic people. Celery,
onions. carrots and lettuce are ner'.
ines AMI should occur frequently n
The diet Of the hish-strunS nervous
pereoa T4ey ns7 De eac7Sa 10 {
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LARGE Families in Great Britain.

in St. Botolph's church, Aldgate,
there is a monument to the memory
Of Agnes. widow of William Bond.
who bore him Is children, eight boys
ana eight girls
THAT vas il the Soaci0:c 9th cor
fury. but it is noteworthy that John
Gully, grandfather of the late speak
or of the Commons, had - children.
A wear or two ago a Northampton
shoemaker entered as his plea in the
police court that he was the father
Of SO children. OF WON 81 yero w
ing: while 90 years ago Chester
boosted of a couple who We're 1.-The
happy father and delighted mother OF
SO children" ten Of them being alive
in 1890.
But the record in family numbers
belongs to Scotland. 1t is that OF a
Scotch weaver in the 10th century
whose wife bore him GO children. Only
- died in childhood. 4C sons and four
daughters living to be 81 and upward
This almost incredible record is fully
and absolutely authenticated. Sir
John Bowes and three other gentle
men each adopted ana reared ten Of
this prodigious family.-London Daily
Chronicle.
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HATS On.

Put 81 vcnr hats, ladies' 10 y
harehe.,a a. for corr'FE ..
i has b. il decEoei n w.
this suaM 7 that women q lA'-
area mus aevfr BIG Se2a w.
adjunct II TIC toilet, sass ne
Head. The secret OF this w.
law Is n open one. Wells var
worn for good and sufficient IA.
one need not mention any u
or that Il IS impossible 10 W.
without the Fats. / mnsl aFn'-
rilliuer to find society as'eei4'
her, that summer costume =. !
haaced by this "coiffing' anu
is excee lingly bad form !" h
outside OF ones house in ~'
state.
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!. The nr-t Y.pnsltc ion !. a3a
fl choosing Il au..s.ud il ia g4
ton. noI sjt.h i, sae -e a, u SIR
ana Smith, D2t I'LL education ii j. r
ais
2 The next thing SO tna!d as
u4on is a c.es.s bin of he"tl. ! man
or woman contemplating .1.. mons
should be ex4niaeI hy z physician,
as for lie Insurance. If there he aoE
inherited OF ineur 9i>s dise-esa it vi.
then become kaesa. In tie oyelt q
an affection t.. II c,.rablH raM43&a
shoald " pes-bune.i. II l. be pe1ect
beyond lau1t aJt m ail.aoa, IS. en-.
OF tie reach 81 r.e3ical shI. taa maH
or NcIlar. shoril - brave ~n#asA 10
.arosnce marriage. and taka ~ some
Inv, o. work vhic.3 ma. absorb his Or
har interests. For in marriage q
al el-e. the r,l Itng q humanity
should be tha htsAas. considers IN.
3. A uoaIaa 4hould demaad among
Ne cGeG qllalttta of Lea h't5"a"a
thar > Ia well bred. til in II i '-
cac.cs 81 l:fc - far toward oi}ia2 t,@
wheels.
!. Sic should lo5E for cena"a.a!ifT
of tastes. IS WeI Is some 4utiE: OF
intellect or its development. \ col
lcaa-hred maa and a primary seiz"al
Girl woull be hopelcsslF iI-asSortei.
:. She should look for 4 nus
10 whom she would be moi only Wi,
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DAINTY PERFrNlN0'

Queen Alexandra's laces, 'l'1 .
silks are said to be perfume
simple and delightful lna-ui w
drawers in which they are -
lined with white paper, sus'. i.
rose leaves. A layer Of Inc
to be scented is placed ". ~,
with more rose petals sprins IKE !.
It, and SO on until the draw"
ed.