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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-10

produce OF one Hy in forty days VIII
weigh $40 pounds
Much has been said about the scat
tering OF diseases by mosquitoes.
SAYS the report OF the Bureau OF En-
tomology. but they are not 70 be
compared with the files as dissent
majors OF disease. Flies travel from
filth 20 food. and the germs are car
ried 70 the kitchens and dining rooms
through various delivery methods"
The fly scents filth shout a hundred
Yards. and loses no time in sticking It's
mouth on these millions OF germs. and
smear them over the thousands ~
hai-s on rs body and legs II then
arms 70 leave these bacteria In the
homes Of the country. There the ny
crawls over the meat. bread butter
falls into the milk. or makes its way
10 the decayed fruit.
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HYPNOTISAI A CURE.
SAYS NOTED DOCTOR
CONTINUED ron Frs, Page

+
notist over the hvpnotizeo can be
made practically absolute is shown
by the readiness with which the
hypnotist can make the hypno-
tized obey his commands. sleep.
wake, laugh, weep. or go through
any emotion at all. Ny medical
brethren say 10 me that this
sounds all very well. but how can
IL help the sick2
Two instances may answer that
objection.
was summoned to the bedside
OF a society woman, a lady so bril-
liant that she narrowly escapes
being genius As the result OF q
series of receptions. balls. theater
parties. and so on. she had taken
TO her bed. suffering with what
she called an attack oof nerves"
Her family physician had seen her,
and told her she was worn out
which, by the way. was not caIcu-
lated 10 give her any confidence -
herself or TO inspire the belief
that she would soon get we'll Her
intimate friends also called on her.
symPathized with her. told her
what a frigl,tful thing nervous
ProstratiOn was. and hazarded the
hope that she might get well n
Jour months.
Naturally. when found her. she
was IN despair. and her attack u
nerves" had increased 10 alarm
ing proportions I took her hand.
assured her there was nothing
serious the matter with hrr. and
then, in the presence Of two Of her
friends. she submitted TO hypnotic
treatment. In three DAYS. she was
driving on Connecticut avenue.
Her entire recovery had been
caused by her being hypnotized an
hour on two separate days. and
her brain receiving from my brain
the emphatic suggestion that she
was not IN. that her nerves were
not shattered. and that they would
rapidly ne put into 1T condition bv
the ordinary rules Of health.
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SereraI Srscles OF FIIes.

There are several species Of house
htes, says DR.. L. o. Howard, Of the
bureau or entomology OF the Depart
ment Of Agriculture, but only one Of
these should be called the house fly
proper This variety is known as
musca domestica- It IS Of medium
size, Of a grayish color and has its
mouth tip spread out for sucking up
liquid foods. Il breeds in stables and
doorS-ard filth. and IS found in nearly
AL parts OF the world This fly, on ac-
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Ten Days One Generation.

len days complete a generation Of
mouse files in the summer. The num-
Der o. eggs laid by each fly is 12o.
mus Ii can be. seen that in the course
OF a summer the offspring Of a single.
Overwhelming fly will reach a figure
almost beyond belief.
Let It be assumed that one-half OF a
hys eggs hatch out and live to rear
families OF their oyyn. one nv rears
sixty females in ten days. or $500 in
ten days more In thirty days the
number has grown to Z16Oc0. an6 to
2.s6o.0o0 in forty days. Allowing LOGO
flies to the ounce. or 5000 to the
pound, 1t viii be found that the total
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showing up I'm washington IN large
numbers. and the Health Department Is
busy trying TO find some way 10 cope
with the situation.
Orders have been issued to keep sta
bles. kitchens. and other places where
these little pests breed by the millions
every month. as clean as possible. and
In this way Il Is hoped that the nuts
ance will be abated 20 some extent. A
careful screening of all windows. espe-
cially 70 stables, has also been request
ed, II has been shown by scientists thai
a single stable. where only one horse
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Mans Ambition Restored.

Another case was that or a young
man who had been under medical
treatment for two years His trouble
was that he had overworked himself
in his collegiate studies. and. as re-
suit OF the respondent processes o.
thought % which q tired brain Is sub
ject, he had persuaded himself tha-
he was good for nothing and had Efvo1
Up practically every ambition he haE
ever had BY course OF suggestion
70 him that his life was Just beginning
that his brain had received enough rest
and that he would take Up hts work
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u NJ ANITY 'S
worst enemy
the house fly
is an unwel-
come visitor in
our city once
more.
T hese little
winged carriers
of disease come
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count OF the peculiar formation OF its
mouth, can not bite. although the i'm
preston is general that the biting fly
IS the same as the house fly. This
idea is caused by the frequent appear
ance or the stable fly. which does bite.
and which 5nds much OF its food in
the blood Of animals and human be-
lngs- The stable fly is probably second
in abundance OF the fly family in the
United States.
A third species is called the cluster
ny It Is seen in large numbers Early
IN the spring, and IS considered lust
as dangerous as the two more abund-
ant varieties. his fy is some larger
than the house hy ana as sprinKIinz
OF yellowish hairs. This Is the variety
which is commonly seen dead upon the
window panes
me Health Department. under the
erection OF DR.. Woodward. has taken
u!'on Itself the task OF Kidding Wash
H'sIoh or q great number OF flies THIS
summer II is known that the vast
majority Of them breed in stables. and
every care Will be taken to Keen these
PAGES as clean as possible. The nv
Val also lay its eggs in COW stalls bnt
Il. Goes not multiply in such large num-
beTs there.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-10

II your cellar i damp. c,ean out
the dark corners and apply lime
Pour kerosene into the drains and
also treat with kerosene all waste ma
terial not intended Tor CertTlzing pur-
poses
Kitchen waste intended as food
fo- hogs and other animals should be
removed daily II this waste is de-
posted n large cans Il should be col
lected AZ least once a week
Haul out stable refuse and spread
i on tbs SOL every dav. or AZ out
side every week The Pile should be
screened Il allowed 20 grow 70 any
size.
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lies that can spring into existence
within few days! 1t is a serious
question and one that should be
carefully thought of by every
household in Washington.
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TT THAT Is 20 be done with the
AI house fly. recognized by
" bacteriologists as the most
dangerous OF the insects that
lnfest the United States during the hot
summer months. The advance guard OF
his little enemy OF health n already
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Continued On Ninth Pare)
Nay lie. 1908
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WHAT ONE FLY CAN DO

One fly lays 120 eggs, which are Matched and de-
veloped into full grown flies in ten days
If one-haK of these females they will produce
$500 In the next ten days.
At the end Of thirty days the number will be $4,000
In forty days the number increases to 12960OOO
Scientists say each fly carries 100000 disease BAG
terra.
That means 1885, OO,OOOOOO disease bacteria
spread within forty days.
One thousand flies weigh ounce; 16 900 weigh
pound and the product of fly for forty days weighs
80 pounds
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-03
snef, 8is.

Sproug ben %. December bapoe
81 Suletr9 / &irfen, Ell @leoe, 1onl
ri III fife maa berppe 8grnene, %
Get er Ell al 0eres itprite Seltoage.
Set er 10 fife 9agens Iterite 8etpo-
ming, Der beifGftiger Sc lmaa ger=
neblerter, men bel nprmeIt set
lmuffe Suletr9, JON l1ngOommcn
% &omiteen bar pDntet for Dem,
% tiQige De forIfeaige gooe Sager,
1om De mootager, ser nprmeIt
fGngsler oeres Spm9rfl ombeO. 9og
er Sprnene, iier Oe, iom beipger
Ssnoogs1folen bos %, ingenlunoe
fremmeoe for bet lille Seiusbarn, Ser
fom til @eroen ferlte Sulenot. Sbt
uoen oete life Seiusbarn bupDe
Snletr9et b9ret ufenot for os ane.
9enne Segipenbeo bliper 8srnene
ic beitanoig mtnoet ON / Senoags=
1folen, og fer Sulen bar Sc 10
troplt meo at lere Sulelalmer, 81
beliprog og gibelforflaringer uoen-
40, bper / lin aIasie, lom oe mac
1prge og fremiige for ben itore
6orlamling, lom / 4lminoeligbeo
er til Steoe peo Dor SSulefsIt, og
iom gernene ogioo / Mor floreoe
llomGrfet.
9aItor Sig og earer oo1rien
bolot boer en- fort Sole, narmeit til
SSrnene, ON Sl1lens S%prinoelie,
Ssnooesifolens 8etponing o. +. b.
Sg Der fam 10 bore baaoe gamGe
og u11ee til Steoe peo fIige 2ei-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-03
Sibt fra Standardization pg Nfis=
itOnsmpoet Gbcncer Mgb.
Nmonbum 81, Splua.

~yfen Snopieliens Set inotrof i
SeruialemL og BET bar &inter".
Snaleoes fam man ogioo lige ON
SnopielIens Set / gbene5er / 4u=
[oubon, So, iom inotraf Sen Is.
December iiOltleoen. Oct bar oqioo
&tnter Der, BOG bar set finn biOino=
I'll pGret nogen Nottefroit meo
l~lnotngel1e al liot Sne, ion er fal-
cen, og JON er gooet bort iaen.
Ginteren bar fife Sen &arufter enb-
mi, lom mar iaa tiot bur funnel
Ilge meo 9igterens Orb: nSno I'LL
Ger Sui, Snefog meo 9Sroit oq n1eo
&uloe".
Ge1ret par altiaa goot, ielp ON
pt bapoe Ell bel baoro Seruialems-
Ginter.
@on iamleoes ioa og fplote Dor
npe, reitoureree Strife. &reosfor=
monoen eler Stiftspropiten g. g..
Niellen fra SopeoitaOen / SSSopa
bolot Sntimationstolen, 5amfun=
bets Sormano; Eait. g. 9. Girl
Itianle inOpieoe &irfen meo Silbe=
ber, efter at uoifiaige SfriftafInit
par blepen opleite al 9reIterne
u. 9. gtielien, &r. @nfer o. 9. 6.
@rifien.
&irfeifibet er mi "a BIZ 49, csno-
gang UNDER Saartet og ct aommer
peo bper SIDE er s By "a. &orpor-
tiet err 16 BIZ Is.
Soo er Der rgoiement", bpor
ser fan bolOes Sfole oq peo felt
lige 2eiligbeoer fam oet tiene Iom
Spiieitue.
@eoerne fortiottes / fire 9oqe,
ira SsnOag Sormiooag iii Sns=
Gag Iften. 9a bar Ser Slltninos=
meoe.
Iae Settlementets 5 &reiter bar
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&orreiponbanter
Slcanoer, Sal.

Eaa Dor Wenig6eos Iorsmeoe,
lom afbolOtes Sen fprIte Wun0aQ
/ December / &irfen / Cation, blep
S. IS. Smitb enitemmig genpalgt
til Sorman6. Oct er mi treble
Sang, Scr. Smitb er blepen palgt
til Wenigbeoans Sormono. 2igele-
oes blep @eter &riitoHerIen gell-
palgt til Dor Senoogsifole : 9Sor-
Itanoer.
ga Dor Strife / lengere SID bar
p9ret for file for os, beIlutteoe
Wtentgbeoen at bpgge til &irfen, el=
Ter rettere at ifere oen mi0t oper,
og treffe &oret og 8art al Sir
feiftbet 20 SOB tilbage, og oerefter
hpgge BEN / Sorm al en- &orsfirfe
MED en- @abl til bper SIDE, iamt
lgfte ben to 500 / Geiret og lope
el rSalement" nn0er oen nDe 8art,
20 SOB breot og "a SOB langt.
Set ifal bruges til SerieifoIe ON
Sommeren og peo andre pas enoe
Seiligbeoer. W%enigbeoen palgte en-
@pggefommite, iom fit Orore til
Itrofs at begpnoe paa Be nsopenoige
0orbereoelier, iuo Ri fan faa be-
gpnot at bpage iao mart iom mil
ligt.
81 bar / oenne Sib BAIT tropIt
meo at riprap" bore Srrtgttreer.
5 BET iiOite Tor @or bar hi boft
Spgoom I Sreerne, ierlig / &ead=
trGerne, iaa Ri begpnbte at blipe
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@uprleDes SruOcr Srams af Isiiii
fcjrcDc Den bclige Smlefcit.
(6oriat ira SIDE y
8 2egenOe e.

Wien Da Suleaften fon, Loo Sruns
ringe nteo &lofferne, og fra ole
Sioer ltrpn1r1e0e Splt ianlmer. Oct
d 6lepen lnnltt, itierneflart Gelr,
oq ben oper Sletten fonl Spnoerne
QQuellOe op moo @r5ccio nleO 6afler
g 2pgtcr ion1 Sfarer al Oa1OrenOe
Stierller. Sg / Ell &lippebule fanOt
&c &rpbben opItiQet, og &9rter bar
tGnOt rl1n0 ON, og Sren og Isnet
lto0 peO &rDbben og auO at Spet,
6cn1e forun <len ltcO 6rans / pro-
ltelig &lGoning. % "a aqe pur
lamle0e, aabneoe ban gpungeliebo=
gen og lGlte De gnmle, epigunge SrO,
Der begDnOer: yWten bet began Jig /
81 Gage, at al &er0en ifl1lOe ifripes
/ ManOtal". Sg ga ban bupOe lGlt
Gpanqeliet, blep Der en- ltor Sopsbeo,
g man borte ale De mallge 6ufler
fllitre / 0Gn title gfnt. Sg iaa be.
QprOtc Irans at prGoife ON Bar
net / Bethlehem. Sg sc, iom bprte
bnnt, lDnteS, at De fife bar | @reccio,
men opre / BET bellige 2ano, og at
Sc puogre0e meo @prOerne poo Soar
fen og rur0t ON / ben ltier1eflare
9tut b9rte De SpOen al De ltore Sjor=
Ger, iOm brGgeOe iugte / Sopne, %
Oeres SrGgen lpO, lom lagOe Be
9}ounet paa ben Sta0, bpor set lan-
Sc @ltOs Gam ifltlOe fpOes: Be
1t -lu-G-bG-G-ml
"a iSrnlls tap, bar Bet, ionl penOte
ole, Ser bopOe bprt bomr, tilbage ira
en lang Heile. De ioa Jig ON og
opOogeOc meO 6orultoritg, at Dc bar
/ Stopen peo @reccip. 0e 6orte at
ter 6oflerne f%ltiitre og fnitre, %
balnt | Sdnfer lang De en- Saline,
inOen sc gif.
Nien ben gennem Sfopen, ne0 as
9ierget, u0 oper Sletten begpn0te
De at tale ON, bpaO Sc babbe Jet %
Ggrt. % ga bite set iig, at mango
al Dem fife Blot boooe let sen toni
me &rp6be og Olsen og Isnet, men
ogiaa ct Oeiligt Barn, ct ipGot og
nDf6Ot Noer, Der laa bli0elig og JOB
/ &pet.
~Sg iaa Oh iou fife, iagoe en-.
rot 5rons gift ben til &rpbben til
alleriioit og beieoe fig neo og fog
Barnet OPP"
$50, iogbe Sen onoen iprigt
upg oct baagneoe og luffebe fine pr=
eige Smaoeine op og 10 til bom!"
uSo, og flappeoe BAN paa Sim
cenl"
30 trof BAN / Sfagetl"
Sg Sc 70 ale al 6ornoielie oper,
bpao Sc bopoe let.
Men Sen gomle, rige Sobomes
Seaita gift lenae tops mellem oe
andre. Smiioer ltbbrpo ban, mere
for Jig ielD eno til Sc andre:
~So, Seirs fob / bore Sierterl
0g 9rober Sron5 far poft BAN al
9pole og giort BAN poogen % r.
lenoel"
Sobannes Sgrgenien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-03
li9beoer, iom iiGloen fomnler

li9beoer, iom iiGlOen fonlmer i
Guos @us, % iom trGnger til Ell
file Enominoelie angauenOe SSrtlena
SprinOelle.
&or Spn0ogslfole bar mi fife
cen Silllttning eller StuOiqbe0,
lrm hi flu1Oe pnite, men set Il
fife 9prnenes SfplO. 0er fan ID
pGre 6orUl0re, lom bar forlfeQiQ
Spfattelie o%ngooenoe SpnougsIfo-
len. 9toglc lpncs maoife, at 9prer-
Gfternc CT for imoo, 6por @ru=
item life fnn foo 2eiligbeo til al
>eltuge / llnOerpistingen. 9(1Ore
bar maaife Den Gunfe, at Ell Ii
mes llnoerpislling ON Son0ugen
fer ingen Di0ere @etponing for
Sprnene; % Der finOes pei ogIaa
Gem, Der life tnger Jig ltort al oeres
8prnS friltelige llnocrpisninq.
Wtiis Gbriitine SiQe bar opertu=
GET fin S9iters @laos Iom 2prer-
illOe / S9noogsifplen.
@tiiS Hnlro 9lifop ipiaer for 81
Den Orgelet /. airfen.
GunOer 2orien, en- al Meniq6e-
Ocrs Glore % trofuite Me0lenlmer,
lom ijGlOen iopneoes / Serrens
SOUS, 0p0e ben 10. 9ecember otter
foo Cages Spgeleie C9lpoplefsi) /
it 70Oe Nor. San efterlooer Tia
&uitru lant ire Spnrer % tire
Cptre, iom alle er bofsne, % for
bnem ban bar pGret Ell furlig o.
trofoIt NgtefUIle og 6ooer.
4fOpOe bar fpOt / George. San
beltog / Ben onerifonife &rig 1862
oa 90 og bar iiOe1 1874 lepet Der
I Sucf % / mango Nar 6oft lit
Stem pep ltore 9ltterm4t 9ofe.
llnOer itor 0eltagelle 6leu Fan
ful9t til @raptn lige fpr Sulcoften.
Ealtor Sig talte / @iemmet % /
Sirten % iorreteoe peO @ropen.
0nfle Spren @eOerien, 9llcf,
baoOe ogioo ct @ar MilloeorO al
llge ON lin ofOe0e Sen.
- WtOrten &osmtsIen % Su=
ltrn, iom / mango Mur bar Iepet
I Wttutopn, og JON I'LL er "A ou IS
War feireOe Oeres @ulo6rpQup Sen
~. Gecenlbcr. pc cr begge rolfe
p9 rorige. Den 10. December 1857
hlep De GgteDiet / gDeror1p Strife
pda Si9lm1O. De bar to Spnner
og tenn Sptra, JON a0e leper ber /
Nmerifa.
- vi bar BERTH baft ct ler0eles
mutt SeIr noen piOere 6rolt og
Sne; oct bar pGret bebageligt for
Gem, JON dr6eioer / Sfopen, men
DC, iom ifol fsre Sre til SapmgI-
lerne, lGnges mart efter goot
SlGoefere.
ut goot og beliignet Nptoarssnife
til ~9oniferen"s Geooftor % Ser
ionale iomt til. 9looets 2eiere fra
oets Correspondent ber / 2r1cf.
sGrbeoigit
Soban Sgrgenien.
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bvOrleOes er oette7

% ttIbnher ct bnnbrebe Dollars / geIsrrtuo for .s
gerf zllfelbe at &atorrb Der fife tan belDrebeg pef
zAI's Catarrh Cure, -
5. ). gbeae1 & s o., gtsre. IoIson. s
g. utoerte9reoe, bar fienbt s. 8. ghenep ! Be ifo,t,
2 AeT o9 iror: ban er nl6eles b9berl:g I ale Tprret
aas9s.2ransafttoner o9 f~inancieltt Stanb TIL opfnl.
ssane. Sorpli9telie, 6eres !6lrna bar puotaget ia.
Walbtng. &tHuun q Murp:r.
mbDleiaIe 7ruagtfts. golebo 6
AAli's Catarrh Cure ta9es .~nopsn6:c % Y,rfsE ).
aAs pdd Glooet Og S1fter1ets 6limbinhsr pr-s IL
u. 5Lafts. Saiges II Gle Npot5stezg. Qbussbsrn HI
Easiis Family Plus er be oens.s-
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- r9onIferen" uogoor 70 @on=
&c ltgentlig % folter $3.50 per
9Iargung.
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Blair, Mebr,

@uostjcncIte pna 5plOo9 6or-
miOOug ST. 1912. 5onOagsitole
ST. 8.
- Mlrs. 5o6onnes 5. %cterien
ga. s. Yetericns Spns @uitrlt) OoOe
iiOite 6reoags 6oruniOug % bleu Be
grnpet 2oroog GftermiOOog.
Wtrs. Heterien bnp0e / lang Si0
liot al Ell tnrenoe Spgoom. 6olni-
lien bapOe boet / &alentine, 9tebr.,
/ De iellere 41r, men Ou Mrs. Be
teriens SpagbeO tog til, fom 81
ber1eO til 8luir til bans 6orGlOre
for nogen SID iiOer, bpor ben iDge
lipO fGrlig Eleje til BET li0lte. Sc
grapelien %belprgeoes al Yr9Iten pe0
Gpilfopalfirfen. Wtrs Yeterlen pnr
ipcnlf, 0uttar al Wfr. og Wtrs. s.
O.. Sobnion, SoflanO, gtebr. 6or=
rOen Mon0 og TO S6rn Cen 9reng
puu fire og Ell Eige poa 70 Yur) Ell
terloOer bun lis 6no0e 6orGlOre %
flere Spifer1Oe. Si bebioner Sc I6r=
gclOc Dor biertelige WteOfolelic {.
- &orreipon0enten pcO Dana
College far life loOct bpre ira iig
>enne Song - Ser tonlmcr Def no
- s 9tat par ser &l0lps ct Bar
get til nGlte Ahtmmer.
Gaoer Nor0 6erfor. Oct par / W1.
Bltti6alps @lls poa Ncbruifu Str,
inm 0rapnlan Suplor 6e6oe0e.
Som hi far foritoaet, uO6roo Sloen
pmtfring ST. 3, o. set brGn0te opcr
6oltene, for be pnagne0e. 0e foni
BOG op % u0 / Si0e, men set meIte
al Oeres Sn0bo brGnote. SlDen
bleD lom ~iG0ponlig mart illtffet, ef=
ter. at 9ronomonoifobet bupoe OPP
tnget &umpen imoo Ben.
&or Sfolei superintendent,
@rof. $. s. Sobr, npo / iioite rlge
Den Sore at blipe balgt til &ice=
&r9iioent for vStnte Sea6ers @s-
location" pe0 benne screenings
IarsmSOe / 9incoln, Nebr., % ban
par finn to Stemmer bagefter G6alt=
celor 6. 9. N(norems pes Stats<
nniperiitatet / &ompen for GreIi=
nentDGrOigbe0en.
- Wr. q. Tatricf, Ell at Dor 9ps
oamle, ngteOe @orgere, oeoe plrc=
ielig SirsOog Worgen &l. 1. San
hapoe / nogen SID liot al en- Npre=
ipgoom, men ban bar life oa%arligere,
emo ban Wonoog Iften gioroe lin
Gpsiel iom iGObonlig, iao set bar
1%bentet, at ban Ifltloe 50, fer Gpt=
oars Worgen grDeoe. Wr. &atrif
rar en- ltiue, ngtpGroig Mano og
ct birfiomt Meolem al &ongregotio=
nalfirfen, 6por ban biz iobnes ioo-
rel inm | fin Gnn1ilipa &rpS2
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-03

6ange for, at bore 8eadltreer ifuloe
%, ligeiom for nogle Ghr iiOen, "a
a1e EpretrGerne / GountDet ,0eOe.
0fen 1oa fortalte 8rofesiorerne os,
al ri ifuloe uiprap" SrGerne meO
CT ItGrf @lonOing al &aIf %
|Slooiten, pplpIt / &anO, og oct
biolp oglua, / oct minOlte bialp BET
for ii0ite 9lnr, for SrGerne groeOe
gr0t og gap Ell Itor 9lDl.
ri Nptonmlere, ion er fommen
BERTH / Ben iiOlte SiO % bar bolat
ilg iblnnot os, er gomle g. @on=
len % @lrItru iom fom ira Santp=
ton, 9febr. liOlte Sommer og fobte
Ell lille gien0om peO Si0en al Sir
fen. 81 er GLADE peO at bope Sc
gontle 6olf iblonOt os. Wen Solt-
len tiger, at SOmmeren Der par
tcnmelig parut for bam. @un fpl>
te Jig beOlt / Sfpggen al lit 6igen=
trG.
@ir. 8. 6. &ringel neo 6onnilic
fom BERTH ira Smoba iiolte Cont
nler pg fpbte en- 30 Icre ltor Sr1gt-
! farm / HGrbeOe11 al Slean0er Stu
tion. Wfr. WiOrtenlen er n0lig font
men BERTH ira NeOlep, Sal, og
bar rentet en- 9llfalfafarm ct Yar
Ytil Sup for Sleanoer, og' Scr,
Gbarles g~tielien ira &ingsblrg er
tpnlnlell % bar fpbt Ell % Ncres
itor Srlgtfarm / Nerbeoen al
: Cotton.
9toar Der bar p9ret ifrepet / Ell
I u&orrel ponOunce" ira Selma, at
leg par fortrpOelig oper, at Ser bar
lao goOt @an0 peo Selma pg an
Ore SteOer, men at jeg BOG maatte
%inOrpm1ne, at bet bar lanot, loQ
tan jeg Oerttl iDare, at ieg er bper=
ten tortrD0elig eQer m~is11nOelig pua
nOgen. Seq bapOe lelp en- Icre al
EeadtrGer, JON ill06ragte mig 800
Collars, og jeg iolgte enooa for
btlligt, mcn min belle 20 Ncre SSrrlgt=
farm bragte mig finn $500 0oQ.
Get bltper altlaa fun 40 SoQ. pr.
Ncre, og jeg tGnfer, bet er omtretrt
cen iun1nte Sci o1ore Steoer. 8rt=
len puu goOt impropeo 9uilo er fra
800 til 400 9oIl. pr. Icre / Sor=
bplO til &paliteter, og ma Ielger
life SanO for 400 Coll. pr. Icre,
nGar bet bringer fra 800 til 800
GoQ. pr. Ncre / aarlig Sllotagt.
- Noor ieg ifrep ON Sfkgeiioer,
laa merte ieg iaaOan nog iom
noor 9tattefroiten fommer Sor-
aoret og frpier Slomiter -paa
Greer caer &ailfer. d ~ ii
9aft / tire Iar uo al ellera / Den
Sio, ieg bar baft 9ano fer, og ct
@ar fit hi iaa megen &egn / 80
iintprringstiOen, at Goiinerre rnoO-
neoe. st un0et 9lar fpm Der ioa
mango uGineboppers", ct Slags
lntao Sniefter, iom bergeOe @in-
marfen iaaleoes, at hi fit millore
emo Ell bulp 9lpl. - @ariogen,
bporf for ieg lfreo nit ti0ligere Stpf=
fc bar ben, at ieg gerne piloe bape
Sagen fremitillet poa en- pornelig
CO %fornuftig Waaoe. Men forep-
rigt er ieg enig meo &ebaftpren.
81 bltroe fife ifripe og iteoe efter
%bperanore, TIL Oerpeo binoer hi 10
Inlet, men ifuoer tpertimoo CUBS
Hige og bans Sag iblonot os.
=. 81. |ilegoaro.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-03
Mlberta, Canada.

@oot 2ono, ierlig egnet for
blanoet 2ano6rug og @aieriorift;
/ og beb BET oonife Settlement Is
Mtl fra S%nnisfail Station, fan
fsbes biaigt og paa lette 8etingel-
Ter beo at benpenoe fig til unoer-
tegne6e.
SemrD 2aren
Oicfion, @lberto, Canada.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-03
Samif Sagfprer.

Seq bill beipare paoli0eligt, pr.
3oit, etbpert lopligt Gvlegal")
SpSrgsmaol for fun $1.O0. Sfrip
0anif eGer gngelif.
g. g. Gbriitenen,
@ttornep,
Goof 8locf, Sibfo6 +, isis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-03

til Steoe / fOrtcrc eaer IGngcre
9io.
0esuOcn pnr, foruOen &c onOre
nrpnte al YrGiteltonoen, @eeoe,
Council Slufs og 2uno, Siour
Gitp % one itoOte Sc / @lto5 0rOs
@oiune. .......n .......r
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-07

on what date he saw them. There
are the signatures of several gov
ernors, noted foreign officials and
consuls, the private secretary of the
president, notable editors, mayors
and chiefs of police of the greatest
cities of the country.
Mikulec is a gentlemanly, affable
fellow and as far as The Sentinel can
ascertain his credentials are the best
of any globe trotter that has visited
Grand Junction in years. He seems
to be a worthy individual. He start
ed out without money. cannot beg
and pays his own way by selling his
picture post cards and giving lee
lures.
Today the globe trotter called on
many people in the city and was gen.
orally given a cordial welcome. He
has a most courteous manner and
although his foreign accent is most
pronounced he handles the Kings
English very well. He will probably
be in the city two days and will then
start on west. A lecture will be
given tonight at the county court
house by the globe trotter and those
who attend are sure to be well en-
tertained.