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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-22
9ilfop, Or. teol.
=. Nlaol lpn.
%. 9lns. 1913 - Z. ans 1911

@Jlliulo2 OlllpPr -. lSU4. Rt-
Der Olaoieu, er ben 7. 08. 6ormi0.
bag ST. 8 aigaaet pe0 8eoen pao
geobpgoor0. 9iifoppens 0s0 fom
ior iaa oiOt upentet, iom Der 9ogen
ioruO bar inotronot nogen 9eorin9.
Senperatllren bar gaaet ne0 nP.
item til oct normaIe, o9 9iifoppen
bar oe0 iulo 9eOioIt6e0, Iige til
iaa Qlinlltter i6r Dsoen inOtraoOte.
8i bibiGtter i6lgenOe forte llo-
iiQt oper 9iitop @ooiens 2io ef.
ter oar. Qgbl." al 8. 0s.:
giifop g. Maoien bar fSot %.
9lnguit 1913 paa @oor0en 8ou.
itrup ginoing peo 6oIite6ro iom
Son al @oaroeier og 5oaneioge0
0ia0s Senien og 8uitru 0}ette Sir.
Itine 4eoerSootter. - Aar Al. fom
ban / 9iborq 2otinifoIe, bporira
ban / 2lor ienere oigif iom Stu.
0eut til llniberiitetet : 1868 bleo
ban teoIogiif aouoi0ot. o9 Dor ser.
eiter / ! 9(ar Ell meget i6gt Olo.
nu0uftsr for teologiite StuOenter.
g. 0}a0ien 6opoe iamtioig 6enDttet
9i0en til oi0eregaaen0e Stu0ier og
to9 1872 me6 oiientIia llnoeritsttel.
ie Ell ileraarig ll0enlonosreiie til
3tolien, ScbDeit3. 6ranfrig ogSpif.
lan0, boor ban iprli9 6eisgte Uni.
periitetet { GrIangen. Heiien iflI0e
6aoe opret iortiat til England. men
@}roi. $. q Glauens 2Iigang ira
llnioeriitetet 1874 fol0te =. Mao.
len bjem. 9lQereoe ianme 2lor bIeo
oct BAN oopr0ra9et at boloe teolo.
giife 5orelesninger, og gturet Ell.
ter blen ban - 30 aor 9l. - no.
npont til 8roie8ior / 6eoIogi.
ge0 llnioeriitetet5 100 glors5eit
1879 erboeroe0e g. Maoien oen
teologiife 3oftor9roo ior Ell 2lf.
6anoling ON n9e friimeS aan6eli.
ge 9rpIteosmme". Senere bar ban
u0aioet Oct firfeIige gmbe0e, Ell
oo9motiif lln0erisgeIie," % bans
llolpgnina al Sobonne5 9Ia6en6a-
ring.
San 6po0coe 2pgman0spione8.
bor6et8 9iet og 8etponing / Sir.
fen. Do ioale0es ior no9le Mar il.
oen pe0 en- alminoelig lutberif Son.
ference 0e mecflenburQife Braiter
bil0e npgte 2pgioItets glet iii at
iere Or6et, ito0 8roi. =. @}a0ien
irem og ioripore1e me6 iao tor
Garme og Gp9tigbeo ben oanife
more Misiion8 2pamonospirfiom.
Deo, al oe ltofe VfecllehputAere
moottc beie iig ior 0en oanoeIige
9Ppnoigbeo, oe Der ms0te.
Z. 0looIen8' 2lrbei0s6og / airfenS
8iliDnsorbeioe bIeO fln fort. Oct
er 0o natllrligt, at bans groiesior.
gerning bar iat oe Opbeite Spor og
bill minoeS lpn9it.
9o giifop Jisr6om ior fnapt 2
g(ar iiOen os0e, por Der ingen Sbipl
ON, 6oem ser oiloe blpe bans 81.
terfgIger. 6pem Der MI ifoI ofIsie
9iifop g. Ma6ien paa SiGaan0s
@iipeItol, er oerimoo meget uoiIt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-22

s 9aoern opoogeoes oct forlebet,
at en- Spoepleierife t6 9(or bauoe
9oIOt Ell 4loarie, aonosiooe gige
inOeiperret ct m6rft, ItoIolianen.
be gium. 9igen bar fuIoitpnoig no.
gen og oen pnfeIisite 5orfatning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-22

5 oen oificielle 9eretning, iom
uoite6tes @aor tilfenOes 9incoln
9eacbep griien for Seioefluet. San
iteg op til en- Ssi6e al 1873
5o6, 428 SOB beiere emo aaptain
6elir / 6ranfrig og panot Oen en-.
beige 9rGmie for Ssioefluet, SO.
900; og oet ipnes, iom ban ogiaa
tilfenotes oen ooennppnte Srofe
paa $4,000.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-22

Sra Oma6o meloes ON en- itor
5lol6s Guoa5ps Slagteri / Ssn.
bags. 9ron0ifa0en anilaa5 tiI$175.
600. Ooer 1000 Spin re0oeoes /
ii0ite gie6lif ira at branOe moe
700 Subtle oeo 0e itore Slagte.
rier / Gbico9o truer meo at itrife,
6ois De life faor 26nsforbojelie, og
aompo9nierne paaitanr, at 5orret-
nin9en ct ilei iaa 0e life fan gipe,
6oao anIfene forlonger.
5 Dor 9}a6obp tDpr5 ooer 5looen,
0}i5iouri gollep, bleo Mori6al9ut.
c6er mprOet / ii0ite lt9e al en- Ban.
oit Ter bar iioen oaret iegt efter
O}or0eren eQer Noroerne, og en-
Sang mente man at 6aoe bom
omrinaet. 2lGi9epel bar al Giter-
io9ning 6i0til ppret for9pOes.
Il 3. 3ern6ane bar ira oenne
llaes 9egpnoelie aiifeOiaet 900
}lrbej0ere @rlm0en til bette Sfri0t
ii9e5 at o9re, at 9onen5 5orret.
nina iioen 0ftober 1910 er aooet
neoa0 6oer eneite Maane0.
) @oor 6olot Senator Ga Sol
tctte Ell Gale Senotet, / boilfen
ban meo Stprfe 6pooeOe, at 9(Ia-
ifa. Dor u0oifle5, men 9iegeringen
66r ioreitoa set bele, ielp beboIOe
aulleierne, anlpg9e 9oner oio, iao
Erofitten fan blipe 5oItets. Solen
pan0t tort 9iial0.
6n GncIone 0rog 26roa9sN}or.
ge8 ben ooer 6ebron, 9lebr., soe>
Iag0e 6siifolebp9ningen, bgieOeSpi-
ret poa aatoliffirfen omfring, fa-
oe0e 9r9Iteboliaen % an0re 8uia
/ Sun0rebis. 5elp 9aa66uet leo
Sfa0e 0}ange lr9er o9lteOeS.
SiOite @iterretnin9er ira 2on-
Don Ipoer poo, at Sernbaneitriten
muligois oil 6lipe fornpet. so Den
Seir, ion 2lrbeioerforeningerne
oon0t oeo Strifen8 0p9ar. bar 9i-
Det 6oreninger onore 9lr6eio5gre-
ne O}oo til at ipefulere paa o8aa
at taqc en- aamp op ior beore aaar
0}r 5aiper u. aellar 4}rnii-
bent for 9}em Gn9lono 1elefon. o9
(eIeqroifompoqni bar 5000 90in-
Ger i'm Eieneite. og ban aiOer Dem
0en 9eremmelie, at oe er beore
eno Mpn0 Qe er nettcre og pan-
lioeliaere. On De refer bort for at
giite ia ioa refer 0e n9eQ}pno
liae iao oite for at io9e me 5tiI-
Iin9er. 0e5n0en er mnnOli9e 0pe-
rotorer oite uiorifammeOe eler 0oo-
ne, me0enS Rigerne er 6eili9e,
iambitti9beo8fuI0e o9 0p9ti9e
9totten til 2sroa9 bleo DIR. og
Q}rs. @ilIiom 8er9uien ira Gbicu-
90 brGbt, og 99. u. Cunningham
ira 9pncbburg, go, iom ferte De-
res 9lutomo6il, iii 9rnO pna Sier.
neifallen, 0a 9lutomobilen its0te
iammen meo et sitqaoen0e 6ra9t-
toa paa Chicago. Milpallfee og ct.
HouI 9anen I 39rbeoen al Fe.
nanfee 8erguion bar Sa9ferer /
G6icago, og O3r8. 5er9nion par
0otter al O6erit Sobn 6or, en- Dtil'
lionpr Cincinnati.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-22

De 9eretninoen ON forriae Cor.
naoo nponte 9ner ligger gfor6sit
ior set oonife Settlement oe6 Do.
nepilIe, npiten mi0t imellem 0on.
billie og aenmore, Blot liot Ror6
ior 6enne 2inie. 8e / oenne 9eret.
ming ontolte 9per finoes 92or06it
ior aenmore, nogle al Dem life
ret Ganat 6erfra. @i boo6er mart
at 6orc fra oisie Settlementer. ON
port 8olf Der er rant oa Bar Ii0t
Sfaoe oeo nogen al Gorna0oerne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-22
9urnen rnunt.

4
llnoer ct 9rpllup 6os en- igoiif
aru0tia6rifant aonltnntinopel
| forleOen ef8ploOere0e aruotmagoii.
net, bOoroeo 9ruoepnrret og 26
@9iter omfom.
Brinien ri 8ales bor tltroaot
lieneite om Mi6i6ipmanpaaaomp.
tibet o6inooiton" San bill ber
bliOe beban0let ganife iom De on-
ore W3i0ibipmen.
6oonempnoig6e0erne 2on0on
bar oe0taget at beqpnoe 2lnlpget
al en- nb 9of, ser ifol funne rum-
me oe itorite Sfibe, Ser oenteS bug
get en- operifuelig 6remtiO
,gilleo6ugQeren 9feinbolo 9egoS
Ell ON 2tftenen sen 3. 9tug. az
goaet pe0 Cohen / Berlin 9e1 of-
oooe bar ifo6t nogle al SpiflanOs
6e0Ite SfuIpturer. San bar io0t
1881.
gn9lan0s ploiteaoin0e. Sen t08-
aarige Rebeffo GIorfe, ieire0e for-
leoen ct 8orti arofet oeo en- 6ooe-
ieIt. @eo 0enre bar ser in66uot Ell
Gel unae @ienneifer poa 70-80
2(or til at unoer5oIoe benoe
@rosiercr q. 0}. g8ifltrbm /
Stocf6olnt, Der 0e0e for nogenGi6
ii0en oq efterloo Jig en- 6ormue
paa 100000 ar., bar teItunten-
teret 10000 ar. til forifellige bel.
qerenoe 25nItitlltioner i oen ioen-
ife Sopeoitao.
De italienife Gmi9ranter. 91om
3 2lu9uit. "a llruguop5 3e9ering
bar toget iamme 5orbol0Sregler
oOer ior itaIienife ll0ban0rere iom
Sen orgentinife 9ieaerin9 bar ben
italienife 9}e9erin9 / 0a9 Ii9ele0eS
for6u0t al ll0oanoring til ltru.
lua9.
9fegn / llngorn. G5ernowit5, 4.
}tna. - Som 6olge al IS Gimer5
oeooarenoe 9legn er 6looerne G3e-
remdi}, 8rlt5, oa Seretb iteoet be
poeIiat % man frpater en- 0oer-
iopmmelie3fotaiuofe 8Iere 2anoe-
peie er impo3io6le, og Sernbane-
og @oittrofiffen Seletin er in0-
itillet. r.4
/ Stor @rono gu0apcIt, 4. 2(ug.
j 5 9ouo5bpen &umatopomo / 3or.
nitatet @orner bar en- bpftig9ran6
laat 110 9e6oelie56uie 9Gife. 3
@orn omfom / 6lonmerne @n0pi-
Oere in0ebronote en- Mnng0eabpg
% Qorn. @enpe0 800 @enneifer
er u0en 6uSl0.
Sfop6ron0t 8prol. 5nnsbrucf,
l0e }(nguit. Mellem 0litten-
wal0 og Giiacf0alen er Ser
@oor uObruot en- Sfopbrano, ser
2pbet al ofpigte 9tat poa @run0
al itormfillot @ejr 6reote Jig itprft.
Gt6pert 6oriog poa at be9renie
Sloen bar bpret forgpoeS, Oo ben
pes oe ilpoenoe @niiter itaOig
iorplanteoes pioere. W}ilitpr er
anfomnen til 9GSiiitonce Der er
6iotil brpnot 350-400 Seftarer
S61ltoo.
09ite 0oQ nniaoS 5loen for be-
gr9niet, men Oa par Ser ai6rpnOt
5000 6eftorer, % SfoOen nnilo.
ges til meIIem cen og boIoanoen
Milloner eitripife aroner.
Ror0iif airurofongreS. 5tocf.
6oIm 8. 9(uguit Zen 9. norOiife
airur9fongres aabneOes Gag BRO.
feSior Berg bso Sc tnGrige tiliteoe-
perenoe Meolemmer 8elfommen oa
ioa6e noqIe Minoeoro ON oe Wieo-
Iemmer, Ser er osoe ii0en forrige
0,.>.os cC;f 0l;conror5; ;Ao,tar ooIo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-22
J(OR en- GOrnaOO
/ J(Orl6 Oa6Ola.
sire Menneifer OrG6t, 200 iaarcbe,
SfnOc for Oper S1,000,000.
StOrmen igncs at Orrc orasct life
lan9t ytOrObit Om aenmare.

Sarge, q. O., 81. 2(ug. = Sire
Menneifer oiOes at oGre Or96t al
en- 8ornaOo, iom gif ben ooer en-
Strpfning oct norOIi9e gtortb
0ofota 2(ftes. Ooer 200 Menne.
ifer fom til Sfa6e, og 5fa6en poa
GienOom oil ooeritige $1,0O0,000.
qlntollet al 66oe og ionre0e oil
rimeIigoi8 Ian9t ooerItiee oet fbrit
opgibne EoI.
Sorno0oen gior0e it6rit Sfa0e /
@eIt Scope, 2(ntIer, Courts, Sber.
moo6, Moboll, 2oroine oa pnd @g-
men Oeromfrine.
Ober t50 0lenneifer fom til
Sfooe, noqIe olporliqt, @eit So-
pc oQ 0ens Omegn.
5ornoooen romte ierIt 9fntler
og meie0e ct Sfoor 9ennem oenne
9p, efterInoenOe Oe6 og goeIGg.
aclie / lit Spor. Gn6oer 8pgnins
paa Oens gei iapne0es me0 Sor.
0en 9tGe 8eIefon. og Gele9raftraa.
Sc liaaer neoe, iao oct er umuIiot
at ian neia9tioe @iterretnin9er ON
Stormen8 Sprgninger.
Sra 2lntler 6rog Stormen Sp6
oa 8eit og iponeoe en5oer 9pening,
Sen fom imo6. 0ens Sale iiges
at baoe naoet @innipeg / Gono.
oa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-22
20. Matf.

~ 0'SAANl0 OAb1hN 4ClCbLu ISlSS IN
8ebron: De 0iplomatiife 9iepre.
ientanter for 6ronfrig og 15talen
bar ooerratt Den periiife &egering
Ell 9tote Der proteItereS / gtoterne
moo, at ll0betaIinger ira ben per-
life 9fegering til De0fommenoe
2onos llnoeriaotter fer gennem Oen
amerifanife @eneralifatmeiter 5c5u.
tier. Den tDife @eian0ts 9tote ifaI
5ooe oaft i9rIig 6or6itrelie 6os
Berierne.
Sfoobranoen SDerrig. Otter.
iun0, 3. 2(uguit. Om 9rah0en
@rin5Iano mel0es 2lites, at 0et
Oa bar Ipffeoe5 at 6egrenie SlOen
men oct brpnoer Deoblipenoe
@rinsoolens Sfope. 8eIe Seliiuge
9ie9iment er 2lftes meO gf8tra.
tog ofienot til 9ran0Iteoet.
(Senere.) Sfop6ranoen pe0 gtp.
benz er 0et MI lDffeoes at 6e0ren.
ie. Oerimo0 brenoer 0et Deobliuen.
Oe temmelig iterft 2tsbiergetSfop,
, Dill ira 9acfe. 300 Mono al
6eliinge acknowledgement er al.
marc6eret til 2(8bierget, 5oorgran.
ben 6ormiO0ag5 er tiltoget /
Stprfe.
Garnegies 6re05inititltt. 1ors.
bag 6en 3. o8. fonItituereoe iig
9ern, Scbmeit8, oct biitoriife og
BET 6fonosiife ll0oalg for 5arne.
gle 6re0sinititutet. 8il 0enne f6rIte
aonierence par mgot 20 0elegere.
Sc. Sil 6ormano bnIgteS Grofes.
ior b. Y6ilippopic6 @ien. 5
Carnegie SnItitutetS 9}opn 66o@re.
iioent 9uttler 9elfommen og be.
toneoe itGrft 0en internationole og
OioenlfobeIi9e aarafter, llOpalBets
2lr6eiOe 6ur0e babe. Ser ooIgte3 1
llooaIg, al 6Dilfe oct fdrite ifal be.
ifaiti9e Jig me0 ariaenS 2(ariager
% &irfnin9er; oct onoet ifol un-
0eri6ge Sc finaniieIle SpergSmaal
ser itaar 8orbinOeIie meo ari9s.
ruitnin9erne; Oet treoie ifol 6eifaf.
ti9e ii9 me0 Spergsmaolet ON De
internotionoIe f9Qes sfonomiife Sn.
teresier, ser fan foritprres oeo en-
arig; bet Der0e ll0polg ital 5aoe
&nititutet5 6fonomiife 2eoelie in
0aanO. -e
-=.a,aa ~~-4s4s
QoIoiom gf$plo'ion. 6om6ura
s. }luauit : 6ormi0ooas ifcte en-
5aftig GfSploiion / en- 8nbrif I
@an0sbecf, til6orenoe 5irmaet
&nlff < 6tapeaom. 6ele 5o6rif.
fen d0elogoes, og SO @erioner
Or9bte8.
(senere): @f8ploiionen al Den
tG Dieter Iange ac0el par ioa oolO.
jom, at oen8 2oaq, ioet oct poclag.
0e en- Del al 9p9ningen fl6i oper
@ooen oQ beifaoigeoe ct ser lig.
acnoe 6uS iaa itprft, at set truer
me0 at itprte iommen gn GpfIiit,
Der tilf9lOi9 pa8iere0e, fit Sooeoet
fnuIt al ct Stpffe 5ern. Sra 6a.
brifsbp9nin9ens 9fuiner bar man
6otil iremoraqet 3 2ig onit 4
baorot og 4 LET Iaare0e 8eroner.
Opreret / 2lI6onien. 9onitontin.
opel, 3. 2(uguit. @iter Miniiterraa.
bet 8oar u6toIte Here Winiltre,
at MaliSiorerne oiloe foa ct Eun0
Mais ba9li9 og Benee6i9lp, til
Sc fan flare Jig ielp. 5 oae 9Der
og paa Eorbene bill oct blioe ior.
buot at bore @ooben. @nonioere pil
Der bIibe u6itebt Emmett, Sfatter.
ne eitergipes / to glar, isaareifat.
ten faitipttes til en- giaiter, Der
opipreS Sfoler, og De neobrnn0te
Suie eenopbpgees
Oifpb, 3. 9(u9uit. Gn olboneiiif
Ssrer Ssio goIietinat5 er | @oar
nnfomnlen bertil og bar aileneret
en- Del 0nnben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-22

700 auoife Oeo 0e itore slagte-
rier 6bico9o truer meo at itrife,
6oi5 0e life faor 2onsior5oieIie, oo
aompo9nierne paoItaar, at 5orret-
niaoen er iIei iaa De life fan 0iue,
boao auifene iorlonger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-22

99oroiif airrrgfongres. Stocf.
6oInI 8. 9(uguit Zen 9. noroiife
airurgfongres aabne6es Gag BRO.
feSior Berg bso Oe tnGriee tilIteoe-
perenoe Meolemmer @elfommen o9
iogoe nogIe Minoeoro ON oe Meo.
Iemmer. ser er osbe iiben forrise
aongreS. Eli @icepreiioenter oale-
tes Troiesior Ticberning fra SD.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-22
DlanOeof yne0Oelrl(fr.

Sra Omaha meloes ON en- itor
3lol6s / Guoa5ps Slagteri Ssn.
bags. 9ronoifaoen anilaa5 til$t75.
600. Ooer 1000 Sbin re0oeoes /
iioite gieblif ira at branOe moe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-22

llnoer ct 9rpIlup 6o8 en- i6oiif
aruotfabrifant aonitontinopel
iorleOen ef8plooere0e aruotmogaii.
net, 5oorbeo 9ruoepnrret og 26
89lter omfom.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-22

Stor @rano 9uoapcIt, l. Mug
5 2ouo5bpen Hltmatopomo / aor.
nitatet @orner bar en- beftio9ran6
lagt 1t0 9e5oelie$6uie / 2tife. 2
@orn omfou 6lonmerne. @nopi-
oere inoebranote en- Mrn9oeabpg
% aorn. @enpe0 800 Menneifer
er u0en 6uSln.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-22

8rinien af @ales bar tiltraaot
Gieneite iom Mi0i6ipmanpaoaomp-
tibet u6inooiton". San bill ber
bIioe 6ebanoIet ganife iom oe an
ore O}ioi6ipmen.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-25
BOND SANDSTONE BRICK CO.
Manufacturers
Light Granite, Buff, Red and
DEab Brick
Large Capacity I.iSur.s Prompt Ship
ElcEts. Writ" for Rocket and Prices,
LAKE HELEN, FLA
LAKE HELEN

Surrounded by several pretty lakes
md guarded by lofty pine trees is
Lake Helen, a winter resort of no
little importance. Camp Cassadaga,
a spiritralistic camp-ground is stu
ated near Lake Helen and at this
place several hundred people make
winter headquarters. A large lumber
mill and the largest brick plant in
the South are located at Lake Helen.
ORANGE CITY
The principal attraction around
Orange City is the many handsome
golden orange groves. The town is
supplied with water said to be the
purest in the world, another attrac-
ton to visitors. 1t is at Orange CITY
that passengers over the Florida East
Coast Ry. transfer to carriages and
drive to Deland The town is sur
rounded by land peculiarly adapted
to the cultivation of citrus fruits.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-25
nz1 AND. THE ATHENS OF FLORIDA
the county seat Of
Volusia County,

VOAOSAo SOoAAAye
n situated . miles southwest Of |
Daytona and is reached from the lat
ter city by IN excellent hard-surfaee
road recently constructed.
At DeLand is located the John b
stetson University, one Of the lead
inf educational institutions Of the
South. Because of the interest in
matters educational DeLand i known
a. The Athens Of Floride."
Stetson University hsS faculty Of
50 professors and instructors. There
are over $4,000 I'm baildinfs and
equipment; nearly $4,000 endow-
ment; . Carnefie Library alone rep
resentink IN investment in buildin&
endowment and books. Of more than
$i7oooa The library il the United
States Government depository for the
State Of Florida. and contains over
5000 volumes. Science Hall. one
Of the newest Of Is buildin<4 with
it, furnishings. represents IN outlay
Of $50 O0Q Elizabeth Hall is one Of
the most. beautiful college buildings
In the South.
The city has = population Of shout
$500. with = thickly settled country
adjacent. DeLand proper is five
miles east Of the St Johns River. on
the high, rolling pine land of the
kreat Orange Ridge" Of Florida
The predohinatin& products are
ORANGES and grapefruit, the estimated
crop from this vicinity being over
100000 boxes this year. Grapes.
peaches. pears. Japan persimmons.
plums, pecans. Euavas. Strawberries
and other fruits are grown in plenty.
In the way of public improvements
are many miles Of fine she'll roads. IN
excellent high school, electric liEhts
a system of waterworks that is owned
and operated by the city, supplying
the purest water At little cost
Nine houses Of worship testify that
DeLand is a church-koink commu-
nifty. Baptists, Episcopalians. Meth
odists (Northern and Southern, Pres.
byterians, Christians and Catholics
besides colored Baptists and Metho.
dists, are represented.
The graded school offers = ter
years course, and the building which
it occupies is newly furnished
Il throughout. and is one of the most
commodious and best equipped pub
lie schools in the State.
The trip from Daytona to DeIand
is made by automobile in a LITTLE
over an hour, and there are many
pretty drives in the vicinity Of thu
county site. A good road leads t.
DeLeon Springs, Eve miles. histori,
spet, where 10000 gallons Of wate'
bubble from the earth every minute
From DeLand automobiles 70 soutl
: to Osteen, IS miles, ON shell ans
| mari roads; the St. Johns is crossed b,
ferry near Osteen and cars can the,
. continue to Sanford and Orlando b.
hard road. There is q she'll roaa
from DeLand to Orange City, 6v
miles, and food road from DeLan,
to Lake Helen, like distance.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-25
PICTURESQUE PORT ORANGE
PORT ORANGE Is
apretty little village

FHT ORANGE Is
spretty little village
situated five miles
south of DaytOnn on
the DaytOna N Nv
Smyrna hard : sur
face road, the scenic
highway Of the East
Toast. The town Is
located ON the Hall
lax River, and is
connected With the
pea1asula opposite
HaH1dge.
hO town IL we'll
la1 out and has
maay pretty homes.
A lnsee number OF
1ousaoeO and winter
1eG11eoto make Port
Osaaee winter head :
QuAEters, enc OF the
NVWal attractions
heemg the excellent
1shing.
A short distance
WeGe q Fort OEange
are tho remains Of
ahe old Dunlawt0r
Sugar mill, a place
that - visited ever.
yeaf BY hundred s o.
tuuraSto. One time
oil the country west
q Fort Orange. sur
1ounding the ole
mill, Was . vast In
dtgo and sugar cane
plantation. The mil
was operated extern
sively In those earl,
days hut has been II
QiSuSc Tor forty d
Nrty years.
A very interestin!
drive from Dayton;
IS by ocean isaacl
to the approach O
the Port Orany
bridge. across tn
br;u - and I h"l
passing through tn
principal street O
Port Orange 70 tn
rufus Of the ccio
hrated Old Su "a
mill. returning 1
DaytOna b. III" 70 .
on the mainland.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-03-18
Douglass and
Bad Roads

The Gardnerville Record-C Courier
takes exceptions to he Appeals arti-
Gle regarding the bad roads of Doug
las County. Perhaps we did over
draw the situation somewhat, and in
stating that Douglas had the worst
roads in the state, we should have at
least excepted Washoe County roads.
Our information as to the condition
of the. road leading from here to
Gardnerville at that time was given
by a resident Of Douglas County who
had driven in over the road in ques-
ton on that day. When a resident
OF a county, after having driven over
the road declares that they are the
worst in the state, the statement
should bear some credence.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-03-18
Will Dress
the Animals


The oldest agricultural journal III
Philadelphia is sold to the owner OF
the Ladies Home Journal. If Ed
ward, the Box, is to be its editor the
fences will be trimmed with tatting,
the beasts OF the field will be put
into rufilled panties for the sake OF
modesty and to draw the dealers in
fancics into the advertising depart
ment. Eddie will be out in the fields
o nights and every corn leaf that
whispers in the moonlight" will get
its ears cut off. Tents will be spread
over the potato plants so, if the tubers
push out of the earth, their eyes
won't see anything hat isn't nice
Oh, there will be a great revolution
in the agricultural world when Eddie
gets to embroidering the animals and
vegetables.-S. r. Star.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-03-18
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES
Sealed proposals for furnishing sup

Sealed proposals for furnishing sup
plies delivered at the Nevada State
Prison, for one year from April l.
1911, will be received up 10 Apr.l /,
1911. All articles to be first class
in character, quality and quantity, the
price to be specified on each article.
and where several brands or varieties
of any article are on the market; each
of said brands or varieties to be
specified. Said supplies to be deliv
cred III such quantities, and at such
times as the warden may direct.
quantity varying each month As re
quired. All articles not satisfactory
TO be returned at contractors expense.
Bids to be directed to the Secretary
Of the Board Of State Prison Com
inissioners. Carson City. Nevada. up
to April /, 1911.
The Board reserves the right to r.
Jet any and all bids.
Dated March d. 1911.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-03-18
Some Data on
Raising Maine

Major Cavanaugh, the engineering
officer in charge OF the work OF rails
ing the wreck OF the battleship Maine
in Havana harbor, testified with COM
mcndable frankness before the House
Committee on Appropriations the
other day that it was not possible
20 give an accurat estimate OF the
total cost OF the work i'll which he
is engaged. He was convinced that
it would be incxpedicnt to fix a Inquire
OF less than 100000, and he was en-
tirely ready to admit that $l.OOO.OoO
might be required before the hull
could be brought TO the surface.
This testimony seems to have had
a most peculiar effect Oh the mind
OF Representative Walter I. Smith
OF Iowa. Mr.. Smiths remarks have
not been reported i'll iull, but he IS
described as expressing the opinion
that the american people would not
want the battleship brought to the
surface il it required the expenditure
of $l,OOO,OOO. What authority he re-
lies on TO justify such a statement is
not clear. 1t was thoroughly under
stood when, after a delay III begin
ming operation that has never been
satisfactorily explained, an appropria-
ton Of $300.OOO was made for raising
the wreck OF the Maine that this sum
might not be enough. As the New
York Sun truly says, the decision to
have the Maine removed by the En-
gineer Corps OF the army, expensive
though it might be, met with APPROX
al, and there has been heard no sug-
gestion that 4 matter OF dollars
should stand in the way OF the com
pletion OF the project. Up to this time
Mr.. Smith is the first to suggest that
the expense OF raising the Maine is
a matter OF concern to the public.
1t must not be forgotten that there
have already been put in circulation
JUNIORS Of discoveries that discredit
the findings OF the naval board when
reported that the Maine was blown
up from outside. These rumors have
no body or substance now, but If the
Government, on the false plea that
the American people would not
c~ountcnance the expenditure of the
money needed I bring the Maine to
the surface, should discontinue its Ell
forts the rumors would Immediately
receive the currency and crcdence
they lack at present. II there were
no other reason for continuing the
work, this alone would be all suffici-
ent and determining.
Mr.. Smith is mistaken. The last
thing that will disturb the American
people is the sum Of money spent in
doing in 1911 what should have been
done in Havana harbor in 1899.