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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-29
Ras ruslen | Robenhapn

asbenbnpn, 26. Oft. - SnuO
GasmllSlen anfom bertil @aar fra
@rgnlano meo 0ompifibet oSans
Ggeoe". San flyer, at ban feler ig
fillgt operbepiit ON, at Goof bar pe.
ret peo gtoropolen. San bar Jet
goofs 9ogsoptegnelier og fan life
tro, at oisie lpber.
9iasnnlsien oenOer tilbage til
@renlano til gaaren og baa6er 90
after at treffe De TO gifimoer, ionI
bar meo Goof.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-29

5rippelaliancen 6ore. SIT 95a-
ren ofl9gger 9eieg bos &ongen at
SStalien netop MI on bet lDnes at
pere forbilnoet meo perlonlig 6are,
BET ger, at 9eipget tillpgges meget
itprre getponing emo sSprltensoer
9(lminoeligbeo. Geo ale europGilfe
Softer roaoer Ser Ell it9rf Sglelle al,
at Wfeoet betpoer oct ferlte Sfriot
til 9annellen al Ell ny rilslilf-itali-
enif g(aiance for at Itonble 1lterriges
Sremgane poa 8alfanbalppen. Oct
itolienife Solf bar olorig Jet meo
blioe 9ine pao Den 9folle, bets 9te-
gering bar Itillet iom ben treble Wfogt
/ SrippelaIliancen. 0et bar fplt, at
oe to dnore Wiagter fun benDtteoe
sstalien til egen Soroel, naar De Git
pao Mop poa Naboernes gnemGrfer.
0enne 5elelie gap zig tpoelig NOT til
aenoe for ct slar iioen, oo 9Iterrig
Ilugte 9osnien og Ser8egopina.
9lnslono bar poa fin Sibe ogiaa
felt, at bets SSntereSler poa 9alfon-
balpeen nieget lettere filnoe opretbol.
oes, oeriolh Stolien font no al Grip
pelnaioncen. &lln faa StntSlnun0
oi[oe oerfor blipe forbapiet. ON Sta-
lien opbppeoe fin gIainnce meo GDif-
lano og gitrig % alliereoe fig uea
Nuslano og 5ranfrig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-29
18. Mar9.

I @aor, at 0fegerineen 6apoe 6ellut-
tet life at fortIette 9rieen Wiorof-
TO. San iagoe, at oerion oe 2ibero-
le bar fomrnet til Nfagten tioligere,
biloe De bope mo9aoet oelt blooiae
arig.
De 2ugne tilfeieoe, at poa ianne
&io iom Oe 2i6eraIe misbiaigeoe flere
al ben tioligere gegeringS Sonolin.
ger Barcelona, iaa por 6errers
9omfploelie fnl6t IopIio.
Gtpublifanerne ieireoe Deo @aors-
Oagens gDbaIg Wtaorio.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-29

granobesnet 9llfreton / @n9-
lono bar in0oioet en- ianlet 9tfifeoS-
begaring, foroi oe oeres npe Unit
former bar til alnlinoeIig 2atter. 8D-
raaoet 6ebiloeoe geourin9en og bar
Ienere forgaoes i69t at fao llnifor-
merne lol9t til 8ranobesnet Sea
bobDerne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-29

Song 2eopoIo ifal bape Iolgt ct
@uloierpice, Der berte til Slottet !
griisiel, og iom bar en- @ape fra
Song 8iaiom B. 8ierbe al gngiano
til Song 2eopolo Den 5srites @emal-
inbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-29
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SlanOeOe MeOOeleller.

@olilo'erne o9 8anoerbilfern bill
life lengere blioe tillaot u0eluffen0e
9rug af gaep Dorfs Sfilsmisierets
Selifabsbierne. 9litor'erne bor be-
itemt Jig til ooiao at bIioe repre-
lenteret Der.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-29

s6acfletons 6ore0ra. \ selifo-
bet for 9lntropolo9i og @eo9rafi
5toef6oIm bolot Sboctleton ON 9[fte-
nen ben 10. 0ft. 6oreorag; bl. a.
bar til SteOe aronpriniesien, 9ertll-
gen oa 6ertuoinoen al Geiter96tlano.
aronprinien operrafte Sbacfleton9i-
pGomet iom Selifobets 9@resneolen,
en- 9@resbeuisninq, ser fun er tiloeIt
8oaanoer, &eoin og gfonien. Sbocf-
Teton 6olot oerefter ct me0 itort 8i-
falO mo0taget 6oreOra9 ON lin CTS
petition.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-29
Joroen runot.

s 2onoon finoes ser $4,000 9oIi-
tibetiente, 1868 8eniioniiter og
t48,644 SottigIenmer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-29

Gen iuenife Sn0ritri. @oo et @ae-
De Stocfbolm al fremtrGbenoe 9fe-
prpientanter for Snoiftrien forle-
oen er Der pao Snitiotip al 9iref-
tor 2iung6er9 bleuen .bannet en- in-
ouitriel Sanlmenilltning unoer9taon
al oSoeriges 5nOultriforbunO" 5ors
enin9en tiliigter at ooretage o9 trent
me 6e f9fles SSnteresier poa 0e On-
roa0er, ser life er repr9ientereoe /
MISUNDERSTANDING Den nDe5or-
enin93 pi9tigite Spgoper er at gpre
9nnoetS eSnOnitri fonfurrenceobgtig
og uopifle aae 0flligbe6er for, at
Sperig fan blipe ct Sfonomiif lt9rft
2ano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-29

Oct npe ipanife @tiniiterillm bill
life fortiptte arieen / Wloroffo.
Maorio, 26. oft. @enerallsit-
nont 9e 2uqne, arigsminiIter | oct
npe liberale Wliniiteriiinl, erfl9reoe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-29
Nfauros sSalo. Moorio, 26. OF


= &egerinqens Genior tilbpo Dag
9looet Seralo at antpoe, at Senor
Wfouro, ben tioligere Yrimierntilli.
iter er iinosforpirret og at bans
mentale 3ilitano ifal un0eripges.
Scrolls llotolelie paafelger 0tau-
ras poloIonme Gale Gortes |
@aor, bpilfen ban erflnreoe, at al-
le oe ioafolote liberole bar glnarfi'
Iter, olle Wfpoitanoere moo bans go
Iitif. NeboIutioniiter, og at Spanien
goar i'm Guin | MpOe
9lt Gegeringen bar til(nOt 9loiier-
ne at g6re ct ioa0ant 9Gngreb paa
Maura, set bier, at ban bar naaet
at blipe ct politiif @raq
Sem Gage iioen por Mouru Spa
MEMS 6eritenliniIter, bpem 2anoet
ioo ben til for 26sninoen al flere
ippre 8robIemer. Sans Sab er ct
al be mGrfeliglte Spaniens Silto.
rie og SamtaGeenne oberalt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-29

Selifabsbierne. 9(itor' bar be-
Itemt Jig til ogiao at 6lioe repre-
lenteret Der.
g. 81. $.
9lt Sopans itprite Statsmano er
6leDen rD0oet af Geien of en- aorea-
ner, bag ne0 boem oef itaor en- po-
litiif SamnenioGraelie, oct er
iiffert ct. 8egn paa, at o9iaa Sorea-
nerne beepnber at boagne og tanfe
pao at beooe oeres Gettig6eoer, ieGp
ON oet ifer peo fortpipleOe MioIer.
Or. eliot roa0er 5olf til life
at beOe ON llnolfDloning for Oeres
9ieligion. 9ertil bemprfer Ell Sol
lego, at oct oil p9re ponifeligt at
fremlnage Ell 9efenoelie, lom man
ifol 6eoe om ltnOifDlOning for, ielD
ON nogen bil0e fori6oe oet. gi mener
oct iamme.
! gn rusiiif fotolif @rplt ga9r-
beoen of Sarge. g. 9. er unoer Pr
reit for at bape aabnet line Sogne-
bsrns 9en9ebrepe. 9rGiten faitbol-
Ser, at ban gioroe oct al Senipu til
Siplenes enige 8el, men oct ta9es
nof neppe for gooe garer af lin
Gle Sam".
Oct nDeIte Soreg 9fetning al at
j itanoie lt0nan0ringen al 9rbeios-
/ fldsien ira Sperrig er ell gtational-
/ Snbifription, Der er iberfiot for at
tilpeiebringe ct Sumo, al bpilfet iat-
j tige glrbeioere fan lame moo bill
lig 9iente og meo lang glf6etalings-
tio Genae til ae6 af Soroloooer.
Zuelie qer Wfeiter, beooer oct, og
oct g9loer ogiaa an0re eno De olmin-
oelige SnanoOorferfa9. Sra gtem
j 9orf meooeles Der UNDER 2ioe
Oftober, at Ger oen DAG mel
lem Sl. 7.20 ON 6orm. og $50 81
term. blep paccineret life ferre emo
1915 argife SSrnni9rallter paa
0ampifibet S6emiItofles. Set bar
oenneminitlio mer en0 ? per 0linllt
Sejelterets0ommer gecf6 an
iom npIig er oeO, prizes Iom en- al
2anoets bsielte SnriIter, 6porfor 6aa-
oe grofesiionen og 2anoet neo bans
0eo bar libt ct pirfeliet Cab. @icb
sSnteaigence foreneoe ban itor Ger
bonn arnft, 9@rIigbe0 og Sroifab
San bIeb uonpnnt af Irpii0ent Gle
pelono, og man bar life fri for at
mere 8rDgt for, at bans Bartilfbeo
Ifuloe ltau bom geien for retf9r-
oie glnnenoelie of 2opelt, men ioa-
Oan Srp9t bar pitt iig ugrluloet.
9Ggte &rofooiaetaarer. Oa gfero,
ben trebeneoe 9rofooille Stem Oorfs
I8oologiife Sope forleoen iflloe flpt-
| tes 8interfparter, anlaa man oct
| for Sreoens genarelieS Sfplo beolt
at looe bans Senoer blioe uoenfor.
Selt iioen iibltc Soraar, oa ban tit
| fit fjeroe Ben afbiot al en- aollega,
bar Nero npret fienOtliee Silbeie-
lig6eoer oper for Smgipelierne | Ml-
minoeligbeo. Man fit bom M pna
Ell Brom trdnsporteret ben til ct
| forioarliet 9re, bnortil ban blco
qrilnoie inurret fait. Gerefter blcu
Der laet geb ON begge 9eber, og
peo en- bnlp Snes Menos foreneoe
| 9(nitreneelier lpffeoes oct at foa So.
BET ipilet op, neoens n8anolGaen"
iopeoe oe forIiee TGnoer af Sntet
timber bel, ON Der fleo arofooiIle-
taarer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-29

8e 9laoifale SSronfrig. 0e fran-
ife 9fooifale og Socialrooifale bar
fornDlig bolot en- Gongres / 9tan-
tes. 0enne 9oneres oeOtog Spnoag
Den 10. Sft. en- 9ielolution, bpori
notales gnife ON, at Der meaem &a-
pital og slr6eioe maatte opitaa en-
6armoni, iom gioroe 6et muliet for
9(rbeioerne at blioe Gopitalejere. s
Geiolutionen opforores &amrene til
at beotage 6orilagne ON 9lloerooms-
peniion og ON SSnofomitifot, og SIC.
lolutionen il1tter meo fglgenOe Orb,
2ao os oanne Ell, 0tllr MOB Score
lan0etS 6jen0er og moo 0e alerifale
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-29

g9loigt Sfibsreoerforbuno. 2on-
oon 26. Oft. - st fnnpemqsiigt
International Sfibsre0erforblmo er
oonnet Der. 9ieprpientauter for
Sfi68reoerforeninger Stor6rita-
nielt, 8Diflano, 6oGano, 9elgien,
0onmarf og sperrig, repruienteren-
0e ooer 100000 Cons, troaote
iannen 2onoon forri9e l1ge o9 re-
giitrere6e ct npt Sor6uno Ooerens-
itenlnelie me0 0e brittle 2one.
Get er 9eniigten at set illterna.
tionaIe 6or6rno me0 Chen ifal ONT
fatte olle SfibSreoerforeninger
@er0en. 6ranife oo norife Sfibsre-
oere bar erfleret iig oillige til at
lutte Zig til 5orbunoet, naar oisie
5ormaliteter er or0net.
Senlieten meo Sorbun0et er ut
forloare fig moo urimeIige 9lngreb,
iom al SSagforeninger og andre
maatte blipe moo Sfi65re6ernes
9ontroftsfribeo beo grbperbelien af
glrbeiosbiaIp."
5orbunoets Sopeofontor bill blipe
/ 2onoon.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-29

Socialiit-Seir. Berlin, q. Off,
0mpalg paa Observation-Disclosures
fonot Steo @aor fire Diitrifter /
Berlin pao @runo af at Gnlgliiter-
ne life par rofproiget paa ben fore
ifrepne Maaoe. @eo Onpaleet iejreoe
Socioliiterne / tire af 0iItrifterne,
meoens SociaIiiterne og oe 9iaoifale
ianoipnliepis tog oet fieroe 9iitrift.
SEQ oet oprinoelige 8alg tog Socioli-
iterne alle fire Oiitrifter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-29

@looltone til Slfrifa2 9onoon, 26.
Oft. = Serbert S. @laoltone bill i'll.
.0ailp telegraph" blipe ben ferite
@enerolguperner llniteo Soiitb Slf-
rifa. Der er iniolertio Spipl ON,
bporpiot Ell iaaoan llon9pnelie bill
pinoe Spoafrifanernes gifalo, i9r-
fig paa @runo af oen 9enosgerning,
at bans 6o'rs Nopn bar fnpttet til
Maiuba Sia.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-29

2lt Sapans iterite Statsmano er
6leben rDooet of geien af en- aoreo-
ner, bag Oeo bpem Der itaar en- po-
litiif Sanmeninnrqelie, oet er
iiffert ct. Segn paa, at ogiaa Sorea-
nerne beepnber at baogne og tnnfe
poo at beooe 0eres Gettigbeoer, ieGp
ON BET ifer peo fortpioleoe NioIer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-29

Oct npeite 6orise 9ietnine al at
itanoie ltbnan0ringen al 9lrbeios-
flosien ira Sperrig er ell Notional-
Snbifription, Der er iperfiot for at
tilpeiebringe ct auno, al bpilfet fat-
tige 9lrbeioere fon lame moo bill
lig gente og meo lang glf6etalings-
tio Genee til SOB of Soroloooer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-29

Or. eliot roaoer 6olf til life
at beOe ON lluoifpIonino for Oeres
9eIigion. 0ertil bemGrfer Ell Sol
Ieoo, at BET oil bere ponifeIiet at
fremleaoe en- gefenoeIie, iom man
ifoI beoe om llnoifplOnina for ieIp
ON nogen biloe foripge oct. gi mener
oct iamine.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-29

Gn rusiiif fotolif @rpit 93ar-
beoen of Sarge. gt. 9. er unoer Pr
reit for at baoe aabnet line Sogne-
bsrns 9engebrepe. 9reiten faitbol-
Ser, at ban oioroe 0et al Senipu til
Siplenes eoige 8el, men oct ta9es
nof nGppe for gooe garer af alln-
Gle Som".
The daily Alaskan., 1909-11-22
RAN THE BLOCKADE.
Putting Through a Risky Piece of
 Business at Santiago.

Putting Through a Risky Piece of
 Business at Santiago.
 Some naval officers at a dinner party tbe other evening were discussing the etacacv of the Cuban blockade in 1898. That many vessels ran the blockade at Havana, Cleufuegos and elsewhere was admitted.
 'But only one vessel ever ran the Santiago blockade" said one of the sneakers, "aud that was one of our own vessels. the little Gloucester"
 He then described how the Glouces- ter ran the blockade, while command ed by Dick Walnwrlght then a lieu tenant commander, who had previous ly been executive officer of the Maine when it blew up,
 "We had been sent down to Asser- raderos to communicate with the in- surgents," said the raconteur, who was on the Gloucester at the tlme, Upon our return lt was quite dark, and we were proceeding slowly to our station on the inside line of the blockade when the electric signaling apparatus broke down. We could not give a signal, particularly the private Identification signal of the night. Had we been dis covered by one of the blockadlug ves- seIs lt would at once have dashed the signal and if we did not Immediately respond lt would have promptly open ed fire. We would have been blown to pieces in a minute.
 "It was risky piece of business, but Dick Wainwright was perfectly cool, and the Gloucester actually picked It's way without being discovered through the whole blockadlng feet took up It's station on the inside llne, under the Moro. and as soon as the signaling ap' paratus was repaired reported its ar rival. It was a clear case Of blockade running, but lt was mighty ticklIsh while it lasted. d."-San Francisco Call
The daily Alaskan., 1909-11-22
WALTER E. CLARK
CATTLE RAISING IN ALASKA.

Describing cattle raising expert mepts in Alaska. Prof. c. c. George son, special agent of the department of agriculture, says of the govern meut cattle herd on Kodiak Isan:d We now have a herd of sixty pure Galloway cattle of all ages, and these cattle are not housed in winter, but are given access to open sheds in which they are fed. We are striving by our experiments to perfect a dual purpose COW for Alaska, by which mean a beef and dairy COW combined, The Galloway is pre-eminently a beef breed, but occasionally we find good mllker among them. Our aim is to maintain the beef qualities and at the same time develop the milking qualities. and I am confident this can be accomplished to a moderate. degree. The Galloway breed was se- leeted because 1t is the hardest known to exist. Nature has provided the Galloway COW with coat of long hair, which has been developed under the conditions they have been bred in southwestern Scotland for 25O. years past It is a region with eli mate similar to that of the coast re- gions Of Alaska. The Galloways have no horns and can be handled and shipped with greater facility than. horned cattle"
The daily Alaskan., 1909-11-22
COLUMBUS.

 TN EHIND him lay tho gray Azores,
 Behind tho gates of Hercules; N Before him not tho ghost of shores; U Before him only shorelo8s aoa1.
 The good mate 8aid; "Now must
 we prUy,
 For, To. the very stars arc gone Brave admiral, speak-what shall ] s1yg' "Why. say; 'sail onl Sal onl And
 oup"
 'NIy men grow mutinou8 day by day. My men grow ghostly wan and weak" Tho stout mate thought of home. A spray or salt wave washed his Bwurthy check. "Whnt shall say, brave admiral, say, If we sight naught but seas at down?" "Why, you shall say at break of day: 'saIl on! Sal on Sail onl And onr They sailed and sailed as winds might
 blow
 Untn at last tho blanched mate said; ''Why, now not even God would know Should ] and an my men fall dead. These very winds forget their way, For God from these dread seas Is gone. Now speak, brave admiral, speak and He said: "san onl san Onl And onl" They sailed. They sailed. Then spalso
 the mate:
 "ThIs mad sea shown his teeth tonight. Ho curls hiB lips; ho lies in walt, With lifted teeth, aB lf Co bite, Brave admiral. say but ono good word What shall VI do when hope is gono2" The words leaps like O leaping sword: "Soll on! Sal onl Sall onl And onl" Then, pale and worn, he kept his deck And pcered through darkness. An, that
 night
 Of all dark nIghtsl And then a speck- A light! A light! A light! A llghtl It grew, a starllt Aag unfurledl It grew to be Times burst of dawn. Ho gained Q world. He gave that world Its grandest lesson-"Onl Sal on!"
 Joaquin Miller.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-11-22
ACKNOWLEDGE II
Alaskan Has to Bow to the lnevi- table-seores Of Endorse
 ments Prove lt.

After reading the public statement of this fellow-sufferer given below, you must come to this conclusion; A remedy which cured years ago, which has kept the kidneys in good health since, can be relied upon to perform the same work in other cas- es. Read this:
 R. c. Feutou, 39O5 N, Cheyenne st., Tacoma. Wash, says: 'I gave a state ment for publication, telling of my eX perlence with Deans Kidney Pills soma years ago and l am now pleased to confirm all then said in their favor l was afflicted with kidney trouble and finally I became so bad off that I was obliged to give up my work. I had dull. heavy pains through my kidneys and on one occasion I was confined to my bed for almost a month. The unnatural condition of the kidney secretons also plainly de- noted that my Kidneys needed atten- tion. When learned of Doan's Kid ney Pills, l procured a box and be- gan their use. l felt great relief from the first and before long my trouble was entirely disposed of. l have since had no return of kidney complaint"
 For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States.
 Remember the name-DOan's-and take no other.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-11-22

Oysters on the half shell, soc at tn Pack Train Restaurant. If.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-11-22

Rejoice evermore-ThessalOnians 5 -l6.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-11-22
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION

In accordance with a proclamation of the President Of the United States, and in recognition of a custom ob- served by our people since earliest times, I, walJer E. Clark, Governor of the District of Alaska, do hereby appoint Thursday, the tweny-fifth day Of November, nineteen hundred and nine, a day of Thanksgiving, and recommend that on that day, all the people Of Alaska, refraining from their usual employments, give thanks to Almighty God for the manifold blessings of the year. As a people we have reaped the seasons reward ot Heayen-assisted enterprise and in- dustry and now enjoy the abounding fruits Of prosperity and peace. While We give thanks for the blessings, which have come Co our people as a whole, let Us not forget those in- dividuals less fortunate who may be in need of that cheering succOr and helptuluess which true charity affords
 Given under my hand and the Seal e; the District of Alaska, in Juneau, the Capital. this sixteenth day of No vem5er, in the year Of Our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and nine, and of he dependence Of the United States of America the one hundred and thiry-tOurth.
 WALTER E. CLARK. By the Governor.
 VIM. L. DISTIN,
 EI-officio Secretary Of Alaska.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-11-22
Swell Stock.

Could l sell you an imported Per sian cat for SLOOO?" ventured the cat and dog faucier.
 "Whatr" exclaimed the multimIllion- aire in surprise. "Why, | just bought a S5,OOO bulldog from you the other day"
 "Yes. but | thought you'd want a SfOOO cat for that swell bulldog to chase. You surely wouldn't allow a S5.OOO bulldog Co chase a common cat would youT-Pittsburg Press
The daily Alaskan., 1909-11-22

In explanation Of a head line in Saturdays Alaskan: "'SO' sounds For Laffan", it may be stated that "SO" In newspaper parlance signifies the ending Of a telegraphic press dispatch How the word first came into use Is not known, any more than it is clear where or when "2S" was first used in its present meaning.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-11-22

Alaska is entitled to home rule.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-11-22
An lnteIIinent Cow.

A few nights ago a citizen went home and found COW in his yard. He drove her out He then went into the house and later heard the animal in the yard again. Be drove her out the second and third times The citi. zen's SOD came home later and found the animal in the yard and drove her out. The citizen then made an inves- ugatlou and found the COW got in by wadlng around the fence on the river side. He hung up a lantern 10 deceive the COW as she came 10, and the next morning. so he says, he found the COW S the yard with the lantern hung on her horns. using the same to hunt out the best grapefruit in bis grove. Say what you please. but that was an in- telIgent COW. Aud the story is true of course 1t Is.-Fort Myer Press.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-11-22

FTye-Bruhn Co.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-11-22
I3ltg3Iifiili9sif
C0Ll WAVE HERE
VI. llLLl.lllL.

The result Of the observation taken at Moore wharf at midnight, Nov 2I, 1909, Is ss tollows Temperature time observatn above Max. temp,preceding 24 hours 10 above Min. above Mean |" 10 above
 Barometer 29 34
 Clear strcnE north wild
The daily Alaskan., 1909-11-22
An I,,nnrt,nt Advantane.

'Do you think a college education lrords a man an important adyan- tage"
 "Oh. yes, One has to have it in or der to get into university club."- Chicago Record-Herald.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-11-22
KLocus JERSEY BUTTER.

This 's without doubt he best but ter to be obtained in any market. A fresh consignment received every ten days and We guarantee its purity. All kinds of fresh and salt meats, poultry, fish and game constantly on hand.
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The daily Alaskan., 1909-11-22

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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-09
Delaware legislature Mee'S

The Delaware Legislature met on
Tuesday, and the Republicans organ
lied the Senate, choosing George W.
Sparks, OF Wilmington. President; II.
W. Clcndaniel, OF Lincoln, Clerk; Geo.
Herring, OF FELTON,, Reading Clerk; and
Isaac ". Powers, OF Wilmington, En-
rolling Clerk. The Democrats con
trolled the House by one vote, but
were deadlockcd over the choice OF
Speaker until Wednesday afternoon,
owing to the refusal OF Representative
+. NJ. Sopcr, OF Kent, the Apple
King" to vote for any other than a
Kent man for Speaker He finally
came in line on receiving concessions
as to committees, especially the Inc
on Temperance, and the slate went
through as follows Speaker DIR.
Thomas o. Cooper, OF Wilmington;
Clerk, w. b. Mcgear, OF Smyrna;
Reading Clerk. J. T.. McNabb, OF vii
mington; Enrolling Clerk, II. Nj.
Knowles, OF Sussex; Scrgeant-at-Arms,
l.. J. Carey, OF Sussex; Attorney, J. B.
Hutton. OF Dover; Chaplain, Rev. J.
b. Truncr,. Governor Lea's message
was read on Thursday.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-09
BIG ELK

Miss Mary Hinchman was the guest
OF Mrs. Quicksall, at Mt. Holly, N. j.,
few days last week.
Mrs. Krause was the guest OF Phila-
delphia friends last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Hinchman, OF
Long Branch, N. J., were Christmas
visitors OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Hinch-
man.
Mr.. Joseph Bradbury. OF Boston,
Mass, is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Bouchelle.
Mr.. Howard +. Gallaher, of Steel
ton, Pa, spent Christmas with his par
cnts.
Miss Ethel Egner visited friends in
Philadelphia one day last week.
Mr.. David Devlin was a Wilmington
visitor one day last week.
Mr.. George Underwood is making
extensive repairs toh is home near Big
Elk Chapel.
Mr.. Leon Janney has enrolled as a
pupil OF Big Elk School.
Messrs. John Steele and Norman
Willis were Wilmington visitors one
day this week.
Miss Isabel Steele has resumed her
studies at the Cecil County High
School.
The new power house being erected
on the Clarence Steele property, is
nearly completed, and is contemplated
that they will have light soon.
John T., Egner has entered the Uni
versity OF Pennsylvania, to take a
course in Veterinary. We extend our
best wishes to Or" Egner.