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The record-union., 1899-05-09
THE PUBLIC PRINTER.
Gompers' Charges Against Director
Johnson Not Sustained.

WASHINGTON, May S.-The Secre-
tary of the Treasury has made a re-
port to the President upon the charges
recently preferred by Samuel Gompers,
President of the American Fedora ton
of Labor, against the conduct of the
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
under Director Johnson
Mr.. GOmpers charges are based large
ly upon the testimony given in the in
vestigation Of the bureau held in 1897.
The Secretary Of the Treasury fails to
find the charges sustained in any ma
terial degree, either by the result of the
investigation referred to or by the work
Of the bureau since that time.
The complaints made and the sub
stance of the report upon them are as
follows:
ID Incompetency-No shown by the
work of the bureau. The specific ac-
ton alleged as incompetent We're in dis
obedience to proper authorization
CD Violation Of the civil 1aw-Charge
not sustained, the official having no au-
thority to appoint or discharge
CD Misuse of Government funds-The
alleged irregularities were merely tech
nical violations of regulations, and oc-
CURED more than two years prior to the
recent investigation.
"a Extending undue advantages in
the matter of letting contracts for sup
plies of the bureau-No evidence of i'm
proper motives on the part of the Di-
rector. Since the investigation, how
Yer, the method Of letting contracts has
been changed with the ready co-opera-
ton of the Director, the ACCESSIBILITY Of
which action will be determined in the
future developments
% Unfair and iyrannical tire trnent of
employes-Charge not suppol ted by the
facts found to exist in the several cas-, 8
mentioned.
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Ex-SECRETARY SHERMAN.
He Is Not a Candidate for Governor
of Ohio.

CINCINNATI, May Starry R. Pro-
basco, formerly District Attorney here
and relative of John Sherman, has
received a letter from the former Sec
rotary of State. saying:
You are entirely right in supposing
that 1 have no thought of being NOM
mated or elected Governor of Ohio
do not want the office, and 1 could
not accept it in my present condition
of health and strength No man of the
age of 16 ought to undertake the per-
torrance Of the many details of an
executive office. You are authorized
to say that l am not candidate for
Governor, do not wish my name men
toned in that connection, and would
not accept it if nominated"
The record-union., 1899-05-09
Terrific Storm in Texas.

DALLAS, May S.-A report from
Benjamin, Knox County, says that a
terrific storm, approaching a water
spout, swept over the country about
thirty miles west of that place and
that the family of George Humphrey.
composed Of four, were drowned by the
sudden overflow of a branch of the
Brazos River. Other disasters are be-
lieved to have happened in the Pan
Handle, but the section is almost with
out wire communication
The record-union., 1899-05-09
A Steamer Ashore.

NEW YORK, May S.-A two-masted
steamer is ashore at Beach's Inlet, Long
Island. The steamer is the Scottis n
Prince, Captain Dodson from Santos
April list for New York with coffee.
She went ashore at $50 this morning
in a dense fog. She is resting easily,
and not taking water. The Scottish
Prince is a schooner rugged vessel. She
was built at Sunderland, England, in
1883. She registers 1888 tons gross and
l,23o tons net. Her hailing port is
Newcastle, England, and she is owned
by j. K. Mott
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Died at the Receiving Hospital.

SAN FRANCISCO, May S.-Thomas
O'Neill, a farmer, who registered from
Santa Clara, died to-day at the Receiv-
ing Hospital soon after being taken
there by Police Officer McGrayan
ONeill was found in the hallway of
the Empire House, $50 Clay street,
shouting at the top of his voice, and
boisterously drunk. When the police
officer took. hold of him he fought vic
iously. Officer McGrayan thought he
had delirium tremens. The man went
into commissions at the Receiving Hos
pital, where he died soon after being
brought there. Deputy Coroner Gately
removed the body to the NOR que. where
DR.. Yabala will perform an autopsy to
learn the cause of death.
The record-union., 1899-05-09
President Van Horne to Retire.

NEW YORK, May S.-The Mail and
Express says: The annual meeting of
the Canadian Pacific occurs this week,
and II is rumored in Wall street that
President William c. Van Horne will
retire from the office which he now
holds in favor of I. G. Shaughnessy,
Who is now Vice President. The change,
1t is understood, is at President Van
Horne suggestion. He wishes to
maintain his identity with the road in
the capacity of Chairman of the Board
of Directors
The record-union., 1899-05-09

would make the best kind of citizens
for the settlement of Cuba, he believed
that the order would be modified so as
not to exclude his countrymen.
THE Dowager Empress" he added
''has recently granted the most liberal
protection to Americans, and wishes
to become more closely allied with
America, and this country will be go
ing against it's own interests if it re-
fuses to meet China half way"
Secretary Hay later said that the
matter was under consideration by the
State Department.
The record-union., 1899-05-09
EXCLUSION ACT.
China Protests Against It's Exten-
sion to Cuba.

WASHINGTON, May S-The Chi
nese Legation here has made a strong
protest TO the State Department
against the extension of the Chinese
Exclusion Act to Cuba, this having
been one result of recent executive
order extending the immigration laws
of the United States to Cuba and Porto
Rico.
Mr.. Young kwai, an attache of the
Legation, said to-day that the Lega-
ton had made such protest, and that
in view OF the fact that the Chinese
The record-union., 1899-05-09

NEW YORK, May S.-Twelve hun
dred Italians at work at Jerome Park
reservoir went on strike to-day. The
contractor asked for assistance, and 100
policemen We're sent to the reservoir.
They had struck for $3.50 in place of
S1.25 day. A quantity of dynamite
is stored around the reservoir, and it
was to protect this that the police were
called.
The record-union., 1899-05-09
Chicago Drainage Canal.

WASHINGTON, May S.-The Secre-
tary Of War has issued an order for the
opening of the drainage canal at Chi
cago- Notice is given that the mat
ter will later be referred to Congress
and the Secretary reserves the right
to revoke permission to turn the water
of the Chicago River into the canal
should 1t prove that navigation is I'M
duly INSTRUCTED or property damaged
The sanitary district of Chicago is held
responsible for any damage done.
The record-union., 1899-05-09

SALINAS. May SIN the Superior
Court to-day Judge Dorm passed SEN
tence upon Peter Castro, the leader of
the noted Castroville Malta gang. After
reviewing Castro's crime and his pre-
vious bad conduct, the court ordered
him confined in San Quentin for fifteen
years. Although not yet 10 years old,
Castro received the sentence with great
stole. No new trial will be demanded
or an appeal taken
The record-union., 1899-05-09
Havana Free From Yellow Fever

HAVANA, May S.-The continued
absence of yellow fever from this city
astonished even the sanitary depart
ment. Resident physicians believe steps
taken since American occupation have
made it possible that the disease may be
checked for a time, and look forward
to a summer of comparative immunity
from yellow fever. Medical practi-
TONERS, however, believe that some
cases will develop before June.
The record-union., 1899-05-09
Fatal Storm in Georgia.

WEST POINT, May S-A report
reached here to-day of the death of sew
eral negroes in a storm which swept
over Chambers County last night All
wires are down. The storm here I'M
rooted the car shops of the Atlanta and
West Point Railroad, and created
panic in the negro church near by.
The record-union., 1899-05-09
MILES HAS NO COMMENT TO
MAKE

WASHINGTON, May S.-'The Presi-
dent is commander-in-chiefo of the army
and my superior. He has approved ehe
findings of the Wade Court of Inquiry.
Therefore l have no comment to make.
1t would be an unsoldierly act We're
to do So.
With these words General Miles re-
piled to a Star" reporter, who saw him
for moment to-day, with regard to
the probable action he would take in
view of the adverse report of the court.
Will you formulate a protest to the
PRESIDENT" was the next question.
i will have nothing to say; no, sir, -
replied the General
viii you inspire a Congressional in
vestigation?"
No. sir; will not talk upon the sub
ject"
DO you believe Congress will rectify
the matter?'
do, nor have l any means of knowing
in advance what verdict the result of
an investigation might develop l have
no comment, criticism or statement to
make in this matter, and you may take
it as certain that any alleged interviews
or intimations to the contrary said to
come from me are wholly and unquali-
fieday false. I was and am now actu-
ated solely by the consideration of
health. lives and integrity of the army.
My duty is DONE
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John Bueh1er Dead.

CHICAGO. May S.-John Buehler, one
of the organizers and for many years
President of the Garden City Banking
and Trust Company, died to-day of can
Ger. He was we'll known throughout
the West, having had large brewery in
terests in Milwaukee and other cities.
The record-union., 1899-05-09
ADMITS HIS GUILT.
Dr.. Hoge1sberg Arrested at Los
Angeles, Wanted at New York.

LOS ANGELES, May S-Dr. Hans
Hogelsberg, who was arrested here yes
terday and held at the request of the
New York police to answer charges of
grand larceny in connection with the
conduct of the Investors Guarantee and
Trust Company, admits that he is the
man wanted, and that he fled from
New York when he found he was short.
He offers to go back to face the charge
without requisition papers, but the po-
lice prefer to hold him. Chief Nc
Cluskey of New York telegraphed Chief
Glass to hold the man at all hazards.
and stated that an officer left New York
this morning to conduct him back The
prisoner takes his arrest coolly. and
talks freely
HEGELSBERG'S SWINDLING.
NEW YORK, May S.-The police of
this city said to-day that the total sum
involved in the swindling which DR..
Hegelsberg, now under arrest in Los
Angeles, Cal, is accused with are
100000
DR.. Hegelsberg was President of the
Investors Guaranty and Trust Com
pany with offices in this city. 1t is al
legged that the company did "bllno
pool business in stocks. About April
The record-union., 1899-05-09
rransmississippi Congress-.

TOPEKA (Kan.), May S.-Governor
Stanley has addressed to the Governors
of Western States pressing invitations
to attend the annual convention of the
ransmississippi Commercial Congress,
which viii be held in Wichita, May 31st
to June Sd, inclusive.
The record-union., 1899-05-09
The Orizaba at Havana.

NEW YORK, May S.-Cable advices
from Havana announce the arrival
there of the steamer Orizaba- This sets
ar rest any anxiety caused by the find-
ing Of a life preserver marked Orizaba
off Kitty Hawk, N. c.
The record-union., 1899-05-09

Their inquiry. General Eagan, who is
specified in the report, is not likely
to ask for any further investigation.
But Colonel Maus of General Miles
staff, who was criticised, feels it keen
ly- His friends say he was among the
witnesses whom General Miles asked
to be called, and was not called by the
co11rf
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-20

neie pasfer, Osiau mar Der er laIe on
ben tette 6oritaaeIie al ben euon9eIiit.
lut1erife Rirte, bar ui erfotinesmasliet
opIeuet unoer 2 Stubiereiier eennem b,
europRifte ganbe.
1oIfterreIie rne builer paa famine 3D.
fs iom be, Der finbes ouer Y"roteItantis.
men bet belle io9et. Raar Nnto0st al
P%roteitanter / belle Bsroen opgipes msb
$50. 600, 900 Weolemmer, ments Der
bermeb 9iIbGnsere euer oebfe WeoIems
mer os lite %Qlter9aiter. De er uItlau
fIart, at fom WeoIemmel af ben luibers
tie Rife maa Ole be betru9tes, Der uso
tenoe fig yutbers lille aatetismus 90
ben nGnoreoe a~ussbursitr YetenbeIIe.
9iogle Gal ton pso ferite Djefalt lp.
mes temmeIl9 beie, men noar man lite
Dil lobe DOT uoiitafte, i%fte.reatebe 2tos
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-20
New 9anularf, isis.

gi bar Der iom andre Steber funnel
9leoe os oeb ct oeilist milot @fteraarss
uejr, iom bar bolot fig naiten lise til
Sui.
= Nrbeioet Menisbeoen saar fin
iRune Sang meo CUBS Oros 5orfpn.
oelie, % Satramenternes 6orpoltnina,
o9 MI. ba Sulefeiten er ner foreitaaenoe,
iaa bar ot o9laa iaa imaat bespnot at
9tabe ps til benne Ssitio, boor ri paa np
iiol bsre bet 9amle o9 bog altib npe
Sulebuol tab, at Seius bleo Barn iblanot
os. Sa, at bet funoe blipe rigtig fort
for mango; iii oa fert fanr Sulen fin
rette 8etponin9 for ct Menneife o9 oa
uil o9laa aft bet gdmle beoenlte 8eIen,
iom paa fprIfeaiee Manoer oaar / Suana
iblanot os, mere og mere foriuinoe.
09 lab iaa os, Tom bar beeonot at fatte
9etDonin9en al Sein aomme til Serb
og cabinet 6jertet for bans &arli9beo,
itun lammen, at ut / 5eqesfab liqeIom
funoe ltrRfte bore 6anoer no mob ben
euise alippe, os meo Dor 8eu neobebe
@uos rise Naaoe os geliisnelIe oper
oenne SuIefeit.
= gi bar / ben iibite 9ib baft 8eisq
al ct Yar Wision9rer. Den ferite,
lom bar Der (Dir. 2an9e fra @bicoqo)
bsipgfe enfelte al Meniebeoens Meo=
lemmer og bolot Mgoe / alrfen, % oa
bette life bar me9et itprft beipgt, iaa er
Oct pei Of ben @runo, at DIR. 2anee bar
Iunoet Jig beiejet til i9ennem y6olfes
%pennen" at 9tue o5 EN- life otoere roIenoe
Omtnle firfeli9 0enieenbe. uiorItaae=
li9t er Oct bog. at en- Wnnb pil opre ia
Den llleili9beo oifentli9t at beoemme en-
Ofenlgb'bs udnoeliae State eiter be
0plpsnln9er % oct aeno tab, Tom iaos
oant ct fpgtiai Seip8 piloe 9iue; iel0 ON
man life flnoer fig befpJet til at lutte
eiter enbuer 6olt, iom liar til Qpo.
Gen anoeu, iom uar Der, Wr. 9nrien,
bar enbnu life, iuuuiot mig t%etenot, 9iuet
lin 8eopmmelie Of 3ifitanoen, ielu ON
ban lereoe oct btlttone 9ulte at tanne
9pre bet beore emo DIR. edn9e.
- Den 9unltano. iom par iremiat
/ v8oul feren" for ct Bar 2lar iioen ane
aaaenoe ben grunotui9ianite Renisbeos
9eueop9ti9beo, bar mer og mer Dilt lia
at oare Sanbbeo. ioet en- Del iaeu er
auaeoe no, O9 auore ltaar tuiuliomme
oper fOr 5Oretn9enoet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-20
81.
Rorreiponoancer
auonboll,, Sowa.

Den IL. o9 10. bauoe ri Wisionss
mpoe Der | @beneier &irte. Potor u.
R asmusen fra BIair % q. 8.
. in 9, Oes Woines, par tommsn for
at uoiaa Qiuets Orb. gi bapoe ct sobt
og ueIfgnst Wsrs, buor l9erren par
mar or at battle, opliue os ftprte fine
Born paa 8anbrin9en o9 tiQise at fable
poa benz, Tom enonu lite tenbe oe berfor
leue borte fra BAN. So, bpor maa
6errens QansmOoisbeb % Guulmobis=
beo bog pgre for baabe o%uerfor benz,
ON fora9ter bans 8eie o9 mooituur
bans taIoenoe Stemme os o9iuu %ouerfor
bans Born, oa port Gin iaa tiot er Iaa
iOa9t O9 ipst. Wen ben fore 2Gse
5eius bIiuer lite trRt at ps, naar ri
bare lite bIiper tr9t af BAN. 3un tan
life bIiue trGt, ban 9iuer ben trGtte
Strait % fOrmerer Stprte Dos ben, iom I'M
gen 8rGfter Tar, Isl. 40, 28-29.
6uorfor holoer ri Uiislionsmeoe? 6lere
Guar funoe ueI siues; men be uil pei
ale iamIe fig / bette: foroi Selus uiI
baue Spnoere %frsIite.
Com ban foroum git omfring paa
Soroen, sioros pei o9 belbreoebe ale.
lom par operpeIoeoe al 3iapelen, ZIP.
o.. 10, 38, iau sior ban 10 osiuu eno-
M, ueo OF ban Iuoer fit Orb fortpnbe
os itaof9lter bet ueo meofolsenoe lesu,
at ipnbiee Wenneiter bliuer troenoe, frel.
lie Uienneifer. Men o9iaa be troenbt
uil 8l9uelen MARIE, o9 iom Der ltaar /
Salmen: vSis ino peo Spuoen GLIDE
) mine Sen o9 Blob" Derfor CT
4poltelens 6ormanin9 lite operleti9,
naar BAN flyer: 8iuer lite 3jaueIeu
Gnm, ST. 4, 81. 8iaueIen nil bape
os bort fra lroen og Seius ueo at faa
os til at ipnoe, ban uil bape lplittet De
troenoe ao % fOrbinbre Subs &ises
5remguns, Os oerfor bruser ban at
inoitgoe iaa mango onoe Gauter og
Wistentlombeb, EN- Del Slahoer, toIo
eaer itipfrosien Omtate os SretteiGt=
telie. StOar BAN lmOo, falte / lroen.
oioenoe at be famine 9ioeIier fuIobpr.
oes paa eOets groore / gerben, /. 9et.
), o. Oct er fun Ell Iiben 9io, lao
ifaI 5reoens SUB mart tnule Sutanas
nnoer pore 6poeer, Rom. l6, 90.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-20

lem af 0e9ermis ionens geitprfIIe bar
no9en 4neIie ON, boem ben 1unbbaan-
oebe @iuer Nome pore.
Paitor j. San9ba er npIis toms
men til England fra 5iiioerne meo ben
Op9aue at fau ben repiotreoe grbelouer.
%IetlsIis paa bsrss Spros trptt Dos bet
brittle os uoenlanoffe 9ibllelitab os
bra9t tiIbase meo fig. galf. 9ausbum
bar olrfet for 6iiimisionsn / 40 aar,
booraf be 81 ct tiIbragt paa isIpe Gerne.
80 Procent al 6iiierns bsisser nu ben
of entli9e wesIe )anlfe @ubstienelie, %
A. 600 er Meni9bsosmeblemmer. I'm
oeroisninsen er naiten belt / Weslepa:
nernes 69noer, be bar 1000 Stoler.
PaitOr gansbums 9iu beroure bar uaret
unoer mesen Gren9ieI oa OmitifteIie,
men nit fun faa bar Jet iaaoanne Seire
for Rritenoonmen lom ban.
@nun9 oanf Mlno, 3. 90. M.
Carl en- fra 6ou9ens 9pnebp, er np=
Zig bleuen oroineret / Gan 6rancisco,
GAL, I'll PrGh ben norife Spnobe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-20

Stailitlttsn lIben suer i,isen Opme,tl
Iombeo, iaaIeoes at man for no9Ie Gan.
beg 8eotommenbe maatte nsies met
gamle 9%nIopeiueIier mens man fol
nnotes Yeotommsnbe fun funbe fac
Ofsooslelier 9ennem en- mt9et uiotIeftig
o9 peoboloenoe 6orreiponbarce.
timber oisis Omitenoigbeber maottt
1alop9iueIfer naiurIi9ois bIiue Ious,
uinloltanoise o9 utiIirebsniIenOe. Wlsn
ielue arbsioets 8uniteIigbsb uHiporeoe
I'll forte Q%nitrGngelle = usb RorreIpon
oancer o9 Rsiler = Tor at bette 6ul /
Dol fnteIige Sitterotur tunbe bliue uo-
ipIo: iom ct gioro9 til ben moberne
airfebiiiorie og praftiife 1bsolosi.
at @oetbes poefiffe 5orfriit:
Zen, iom nj ret ell 1ieter %forftaa.
55rit 1isteens 9anb beisge maa~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-20
Geoar Sails Sa.

9aa ecrbus Aiten Qiae SuIe-Aitenl
Rlottsn y uil Der bliue ppntet SaletrG
/ HuSaretb 8irte, buortil baaoe tore og
imaa bar b%espnot at 9leoe fig. paa
Senbng bliper Der @uostienelte ON 6ors
miOOasen usb l%GouanIi9 Iio os ON
aftenen (5uleuften) Iissiaa. Paa Sus
Isbus bIiuer Der %6rOpraolten 81. 6
Morssn. Observation-Disclosures 6Ors
miobas 81. lot. SUI sioe os en- uels
Iienet sSuIetio. 4ai CT uslfomne til
pore @uostienelter.
= Siblte 6reoas Rlt fom pafor
%. San e n tiIbase ira ia LANCE &.ile
| Often.
(Sluiniusen al benne RorreIp. MIA ,ils
lisemeb lsre 8orreip. at MlnseI paa
Ylabs pente til nelte 19e.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-20
Wtaine.

portlano bliuer not en- at be pi9tie.
fe llo= os neutrality-suspicious. Der
Often. Ser er flere 2inier, Dominion,
6unaro, 9bomplen o. |. D., ipm itaur
/ 6orbinoelIe.
- @n9lano bar en- Elevator Der,
lom pel nGlten er ben forte / be 6or.
Stater. @n ubpre Wasie 8orn fommer
fra Canada for at Itlbes til @hslano.
Ser fob for fort 9to iioen life Minis
ore emo 60 0osnlaoninser, iom pens
teoe paa at blioe ofl9sIebe.
s toite use iejleoe Stibei
8oman" oerira meo 100 Str. &uas
1880 SCAR, foruben bunoreoe Con
al opoe Sarer.
= On flor os ton ubltoppet Moose
(ameritanif @lsopr) a forleoen at
le oeo Yo,tlano Saon. Den tilbgrer
Warine= o9 6llferioepartementet Tor
Canada oa ital ienoes til 8eroeus=
"uoltilin9en / Yaris.
- 8 Nouember Wnaneb blep Der 1877
Berioner arreitereoe / Yortlanb. LOG
par for 9ruffenIfab. = Gn ION 5ors
flarins for en- 9otalafbolosltat.
- @n np Yapirfabrif tenfes bpsset
| Olbtopn. Selltabet er traaot iammen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-20
grn Airkr nn 4knle.

Yaltor .. 6. Rirfeber 9, Chicago,
bar opiast lin @erning Der og taget
mob 6dlb fra gpltsrs Weni9beo (norit),
Wls. Stcnt Yoltor Rirteb,r9 er norit,
bar ban bog III / mango Aar arbejoet
Den oanife Rirte." 9on par ell al
osns Bionerer, %be9pnote 9oiifoIearbeioet
% Blaost Danneuirte". Nu f%orlaoer
ban a%Itlaa bette SumIuno for at lutte
Jig til fin esne 9anosmGno.
" apmiIbbeo 6or tire Aar iiben
tom en- fremmeb Wano til Brof. u. Is.
Burgbort Roslerer for Spnooal=
topfersnieuS Neeermisfon, os suu BAN
$3.50, lom ltu,oe anuenoes til ct 6apel
/ @otpea, %. s. paa Sperssmaal,
buao ben frsmmeoe beb, iuarsoe benne,
at bet tom lite Sasen peo. 6otleoeu
tom Den famine %iremmebe til famine
Hasleter % operratte BAN $500 I'll Sp:
@fereIie af ct uuoet aapel 0esermisf flo.
men, os tiuise $500 til ben inbre Diis.
fion MisiOuriipnooens ipoIise Diitritt.
6suer lite benne Sang fit man @iper.
ems Naun eler Opbolosfeb at uibs, os
busrfen Bur9oorf euer noset anbst Utsbs
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-20

meo $1,000 600 8apital. Der menes.
at 200 Utnno oil foa ltaoiat Qrbeioe.
= 2emls @pman, en- GARNER /
2luermores Gals. bleo funoen oso Il
5en9en iioite qsroa9 Worsen al ct
6jertel flag.
-9osus Solooterbjem er operfptbt.
Ser er for 3toen 1900 gomle 8ete.
rdnere, iaa Der fan life rnmmes flere.
unotaaen Der maa bD9oes, iom Der er
9ale om. Oct anbet !0iem be Sor.
Stnter, iom er ouerfplot, er / 9eas
fpenmortb, &an'a. Get lamleoe Nnto(
al Seteranere Nmerifa er benpeo
rs, 900.
Ia 2O9et iorleben fom inc til
aln8fielo, rp5teoes bet, at EN- Mono,
lom oar npr OGDEN, bar meo poa
9oget. Manoen bleu uobaaren /
ain9fl'lo o9 tn9et unoer aasebebanos
ling. Set uifte fig at uare ct unat
Mennelt ueo Naun. 8aniel DEC. 9eon ;
ban fob paa So9et ueo etrons, / en-
me9et berniet 3ilitano. Meoens goaet
par / fuIo 6art, gift ban fra en- 0oan
til en- anoen, men tos O%uerbaQance
pna glatformen O9 falot meGem Bog
meme. Goset bleu imioiertib itanoIet
o9 fsrt tilbase. SIC 2ean blep ops
optasen / en- lprselie 5orfatnins, oa
bet er oanitelist, ban oil lepe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-20
Sm aaria8erne i'll ben cDnngcliifs
lutbrriie airtcs SGiit, tlnigemco
en Stafiltif Ouer &irfen |
1900 for belle Scroens
DetfOmmcnoc.

6noIfenot bet er bet luiberife 6lrtes
fOIt melt masipuoII9senoe = om ret Ell
= at bGpoe yGrens Renbeo og uouItIe
bet tllltslige SIP, tan oct bog pare MT
tigt paa i%aaoaune 1%tOspunfter, iom oct
nuoprinoenoe Nptaar, oa nalten aue
1tatloner optager oeres 10saarige Gena
Jus, al Undergone airtens uouortes
gGtit / be foriteaigs qanoe belle Yeroen
ouer ct O%mbpg3eIist Stuoinm.
Sost pi ertenoe Sanbbsoen al Sdlos
5ers Orb: Die Stotiitit III cine ltiulie
benoe @ef6i9te'"). Os oa gStotiiiit
9iost 9iiiorien / 9piiepuntier, % Siali.
Kitten for | Dag bIiUer 9iliorie Wor'
gen., uil nj poe feI9snoe Bibrus til
Statiliitten ouer gntberbommen %iaopeI
iom ousr Yrotsltantismen iuit pGa bette
beIeill9e 8iospuntt, Tor at ben far p9re
iaa pei ct Srinorinssb otnmsnt ira bet
samle, iom ct anipOtingsbibras for bet
ny adrbunorebe.
Jor mango Msnaeftsy bar Statiitit'
tens laI en- mere ouerbsuilenoe WaSt
enb araumsnter os 6o%,tIarinser. vi
beosr oerfor pore 9alere ON neie al un'
beriese 9absuens oplpisnoe os tiIltpn'
bsnoe lallierreIler, | BET ri for borltaas
sliens StgIb unberltrsser no9Ie faa
Yunfter.
Stoiiltitten oper ben e%pangeliIt.
Iutberfte Rirte | belle Beroen bar | be
liblie 20 Nar, / bpilts ben CT blspsn
oiientlissiOrt til iOrlteaise 1icer, paa:
pilt en- iaa bstpoeIis Jremsans, at sans
tie naturli9t refer Jig bet Sperssmaal
buorfor YGtnen | bper al be iuceeshue
Op9erelier er iaa betpbelig. @rnn'
bene er 10.
5or BET ferits: Oct er alminbeIi9
fenot, at for 1880 bopbe in9sn ia9et
fig bet bsiUGrIise piOner.0rbsiOs paa; at
iamle Siatititten opsr ben unipsriaIe,
poa be monsfOIbise Spro9 arbsioenoe
airte, Der boIOer taft Deb ben auss'
bursits gstsnosIie. 5 uoffiuise eanos
bapbs ben lutberife airte fun itautst
--
y S~iotihiffen er en- fiqeioaenbe 8
b. .. ben tapie. %besipenbeosp
itorie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-20

Waite Nften. ben beaiae 3uleon9s:
aiten itoo Der en- un9 Yiee uoe peo Del
it90et % uentebe pnd PoItro9ueu.
S6apiet fiasreoe ON benoes 6oueo -
for 6rnoerne bauoe foloet fig.
9u fnirteoe Queen foruoe. - Ger
Tom gosuen - % 3obannes 6Ulm
ipran9 no.
gSaa Tom ou bog meo = ies uiolte
bet 10 moi! - CUB ppre looet! Wen
boor er Qaurits?"
.pan oiloe life enonu."
Sarah 3enien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-20
Siolte Uyt.
0en. 2a.utom

er ifsIse ~ienelte MsooeIeIie fra BbiIips
pinerne orabti Spibfen for fine trooper
peb Nnsrebet paa Gan Mateo.