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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-03-02

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The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-17
CAUSE OF DEFEAT.

Hearst's Chicago American given
the following NJ the reason Of
Bryan's defeat:
1--WE believe it TO bc perfectly
clenr that il the conn,ry has
rejected Mr.. Bryan i, has done so
with reluctance. II hns wanted
just snch n presidcn, n- h. would
be. IL hns enjoyed the prospect
Of exchanging n ilabby noncnity
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-17

The democrats are asking each
other how they can elect the next
president. 1t is generally con-
ceded TINT New York will have the
plum to give in 1904. the same as
IN the past twenty years. That
being the case. all the democrats
need to do L. 10 nsk Wall street to
name their candidate aud write
the platform aDl the people will
do the rest. The dear people will
demand "A change in 1904.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-17

THE American people have ont
grown the theory Of specie basis
and that is why they refuse to
rally for the coinage of silver.
This country is not on n specie
basis and has not been since 1860.
Government credit is the basis
upon which all Of our currency
rests. Not one man in n thousand
IN the East sees iwenty-dollar
gold piece in years time.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-17

SENATOR FRYE, Of Maine, iu,i.
mates that the increase of trusts
doesn't decrease the number of com.
mercinl travellers but On the con.
'rnry their number hns increased
during the pnsi two ycnr-. We
would like the senator 10 tell the
dear people down in Maine how
many travelling men the Standard
Oil. the Sugar trust or the anihra.
cite coal trust has on the roal sell.
ing oil. sugar or hard coal: also
how many men the wool trust or
the ment 'rns, have prowling about
the country buying wool and beef
rn,,le.
Middle men who handle the pro.
ducts ot the trust are no, trusts.
But when the department, store.
form corporation for wholesale
purposes they will become n trust
and will then do AWAY with the
travelling statesmen.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-17

for "A man with a mind, will and
~ conscience Of his own. II has
lopged for . Chief Magistra,e who
would dominste the sinister aggre-
CATIONS Of capital instead OF being
dominated hy them.
mir. Bryan could have been
elected by such a majority AZ no
president since Grant has ever
had il the two extraneons issnes of
free silver and the abandonment
OF the Philippines Ind not been
needlessly dragged into the cam
paign.
"Mr. Bryan's place in the hearts
Of the democratic millions ia se-
cure. He remains in defeat, ia he
would have been in victory, a CON-
manding figure, fine. conscien-
rious spirit, admired and loved by
the great masses of the democracy.
But the attempted revival of free
silver md the proposed abandon.
ment OF territory that was already
American soil were fatal mistakes
which have cost us this election.
"The democratic gains in this
popular vote have been due to the
unpopularity of the Mckinley adj
ministrat,on, the revolt of labor
against a party whose policy is
governed entirely by the desires
Of capital. the dread of the trusts,
which are sitting individual effort,
and the detestation of the imper.
ialistic rule Of possessions that
should have been welcomed into
full fellowship in our republic"
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-17

OUR eastern CORE spondenis take
n rosy view of the future. One of
them writes us as follows: "The
belief is growing TINT the next few
y"ur- ntr To be the most prosper.
Gus IN the history Of the country
of The world; it woulh seem that
the spirit Of progress md improve
meui is marching on md That
nothing can stay II. The country
II full nj energy, and money Is
more plenty; goods are rendy To
encourage the un. aud absorb the
other Our goods. our machinery,
new and second hand are at your
disposal. Experience, however,
has taught us that it is not hest ,o
buy more than We cnn pay cash
for. More men brr ruined iinan.
ciaily by taking advantage, of their
credit than in going withou,
things
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-17

The stock exchange is likely to
he active for II while. The result
of the election seemed To favor
stocks in the trusts and prices
went up. OF late there has been
II reaction. and the American Nat
ional Linsecd stocks went down
IL! points IN five days. The de
cline was caused by 1000 shares
thrown on to the market on liuui-
dation-that is by those who failed
to put up margins. \ stock panic
Is liable to come any day.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-17

The census gives Colorado $50. =
200 population, an increase of l21,-
5p2 during the last decade. The
population of Denver Is l33. SO.
Colorado Springs, u ,0S5: Cripple
Creek, 10. III: Lcadyillc. l2.4JJ:
Pueblo is not given but is probably
about 25,OOu.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-17

STANDARD Oil certificates are
quoted at 700 bid, none offered.
the highest on record. The par
value of the company's entire ont
standing stock is S97 100000, and
500 per share indicates n market
value Of S6S2, 100000. Daring
this year the company has paid
SIG. 100000 III dividends. This
Is Mark Hanna prosperity and it
will always continue under our
present economic system.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-17

The decline in the business of
the country last week Ms shown by
the Clearing house reports was
81 per cent, New York fell off
IL per cent. Boston, 3.3; Phila-
delphia. IS; Chicago, ll.2; st.
Louis, $40; Baltimore. l0l; San
Francisco, l3.4.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-17

SEVEN millions of democrats are
proud TO have voted for the mnn
who. alone and unai,lc.l. with nci-
thcr wenlih nor influence 10 draw
upon, has won mn imprrishnble
name in American history. Chi.
csgo American.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-17

Trust stocks hav. advanced since
election. The Chicago men, com
binc hns put up the price Of meat
one cent n pound which means n
net profit Of s:.9. 600 600 u year To
the trust. Nothing succeeds like
success.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-17

The powers propose to burden
China with an indemnity of $500
400. 900. Such II burden will en-
slave the hcathcns to the Christian
nations for half century.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-17
T.. v. DEBs.

III WHICH ne oUtllnts UiS Iosltlpu
and the position Of Socialists On
modern problems:
the economic basis of society is
changing more rapidly today than
ever before in human history. and
as the character of society aud all
social institutions change unerring-
ly to correspond to their economic
foundation. this is pre-. eminently
an age of social evolution.
In swift succession change fol-
lows upon change in the mode
of production and distribution.
Cheaper and cheaper production.
more rapid and still more rapid
methods of communication and
transportation are demanded to
supply the worlds elusive aud
shifting markets
Everything must be done on a
gigantic scale ,o be done success.
fully. or even at all, for in the
operation of the remorseless law
of competition the weak. the aged,
iniirm and all who lack the latest
modern equipment, are driven
from the arena by the more power
full rivals with as little compunc-
ton ms champion of the prize
ring experiences when he sees his
"opening" and administers the
"knock- out" blow which deter
mines the fate of his ill-starred
tistic competitor.
At this very hour believed by
many To mark mn era Of unparal.
leled prosperity, commercial col
lapses are occurring at the rate OF
n thousand or more n nonih. forty
for each business day in the round
year, in the United States.
Concentration, swift and ire.
sistable. is II pari-an inevitable
part-of the economic develop
men,. The individual business \
man has long since been supplant.
ed by the firm, the firm by the
company. the company by the still
more powerful corporation. and
lat'erly the corporation has been
swallowed mp by the trust. And
this concentration not only con.
tinues in spite of thrca, and pro
test uttered by the thousands
ruined or menaced 10y it. but is
steadily accelerated Ms each revo-
luton increases the momentum OF
n train rushing downward on n
heavy grade.
Totally oblivlous, seeming. of
the plain aud unmistakable trend
Of the economic transformation in
progress. the middle class is easily
made victims of the Illusion that.
Joshua. like, the politicians can
halt, no, only the sun. but mak.
the Who'll. world stand still.
Concentration aud co. o.operaiion
nrc supplantiug division and com.
petition. Scattered small prop.
eriy is being absorbed aud con
ceutra,ed in colossal .nterpris.
Every failure. every bankruptcy
hastcns III. end. The property.
less class grows large ia invers.
ratio.
Here are some approximate esti-
mates:
OF our total population q per
cent nre in the capital class, ~ per
cen, in the middle class and 15 per
cent in the working clnss.
The day Of small production aud
competition is passing, mud the
state of society it developed is
passing with IT.
The Twentieth Century will he.
as Victor Hugo prophesiet, "Th-
century Of humanity"
CAUSE or DEFEAT.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-17

Complete returns from the
Third senatorial district shows
that j. j. SchaclTcr Rep is elect
ed instead of Freeman Miller
tDem This complicatcs matters
still further in the legislature, ylv.
ing the Republicans and fusionists
twelve members each. with T..
Duffy tPopD from Cleveland
county holding the balance of
power oklahoma News.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-17

The Bocr war has cost England
$500, 100000 already in treasury
and much more IN human lIfc. and
the end is not vet.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-17

Democratic Govcrnor.c elect VIII
liam $. Jennings has been in
formed that his cousin, ". j. l.ry-
an will visi, hun at his home IN
HrooksvilIc. Floritln. and bc pres.
ent al the inauguration ut Talln.
has>ec on the first Tuesday in
January.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-17

The republicans are dong all
in their power to get the fusion
forccs in Colorado nt loggerhends
before the senatorial contest is set.
tied. The republicans say Tom
Patterson should renouuce his
fenlty to popnlist principles or he
defeated by th. L.. :. senate.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-03
Seositfte.

5reberifsbus aIbeiosmonb cans Better
Rieolapien. Gtbeiosmonb 6ari 3oban Sobns
len. ente airlteu Semen. abo. Robemes
tier Sens Thomas anbttas Gang.
5rsosritsuarf eanbpotbuO eans Ssren
ien. sa1unbbors Stationsforitanber
lnurie EbtoOor SuonboIm.
Nooibo: 9enrit aoretie. 5ulsns Pess:
Y ME Sobaune Pitolojitn, (. anbersOatter
3rOenie. q. R. Rsaets Suitn. /. Giorm
6orisns: 6gbmanb Y2arbus Nnton tar
len.
Ranbsrs; ente sarsn Waeunisu.
Zrum: gieIs ebr. u. Ipsaarb. gis
borg: 6reOerIt fsler Hiellen.
8ds: pRiitel ebrifenisn.
aoIsbors 5abritoni 6reOerit aruss Gnte,
I. 9berisloitn.
SteIunb: aromonb aarI I. RitIieu.
Somssnuro: Ssren EomssaarO 5srssua
len.
Rpbieesaoib: 4roprietGr Chr. 8aubrup-
SOrttar: Somss Srsuds ouhru. T. 6Olm-
&uafrlp: Better 0bsaurbs Qnin.f (. Gem
fer.
Rlbe: auOreus erbnn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-03

grpit, bpor Grand Prix-N soaiGen
funt.soe. o9 tnIts ltoIe Orb ON. tpab
port 6Rerelano - lite port Lille Jas
orelano - fan irembrIugs2 6r bet
life at tIinte Brocsaanet" for os ieIu
at BRUCE gompsbeosns Orb Der, buOr
9iertst iUulmer at Stoltbeb2
Seq ipsr9er fun, O9 leg t%iIlfaar, ot
leg er ttar OUsr, bpno ies islO OiiSs
IUurs.
Oct ct uanffsIist. ipues jog, of barge
i3 mob ben lunte. at Spro9tOnsrsss
lens Braibent. 9rOfssior Sreal. uGfteu
bar billet 9ipe ben oonite ipro9oslessreos
o. 5slttaIer en- psuitabeIis Reprimanrs.
y Sec tatter for 2grsn pau NIT Iias ia.
oteIanos 9eaue," ia9oe Daniteren (ban
par uuIet til 9%icspraiioeut). pDRlus
6errs", iuarsos gr9iosnieu ben snsiis
SuartuIs. ban boIb: Uso Bantettsn,
mao leg ger Dem OpmGrtiOm pan, at
bet Lille" 0nnmort bar ioitret RGno
iom u a {, 8sftsrgaaro, 5aus'
bstI, Glib. GbOme en-, 3espsr'
en- Os u prpp.@
Oroeos falot msb an Appsl, iOm uiIse
ban fiss: 8e tussr f,lI, 9r. 9icsprG.
iioent, terss 6aorslano sr lite Tile. Oct
sr tort. ioroi bet bar funnel foitre ida
tore WRnoi
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-03
non9pmelier % Nffeotaels
fer.

Sosneprnii for 6panm % 0oue NenI9s
btOer Ribs Slit 2. y. Gseer er bslfitiet
til SOeneprait for Peise 90 ct. eooiIs DE
nigbsoer paa Hornbolm.
Gei er biianbet, at ben peo helolntioft
al ~. Septrmber 1858 bcilntlebs aoifiaelie
al 6aiiins os Eboriteb Soaue ! aarbus
Gilt / tusnbe ielpifanbise SosnetaIo, IN
iulobprbes pso Ani9ttelisu al en- 5osnepf1lt
iOr 1bOriteo Nenisbeb, O9 G SOsneprgit
for gsitin9 Weui9bsb I &ibs Stift z. &.
pa { Il b%efiittst til SosueprGit iOr nGunte
3boritsO Rsnisb,o.
- Ganbibot 5eolo9ien q. e. I. 6olme
bar opertogst Stiuin9eu iom mioIertIbis
oroineret .Webbiflper hos SosnssrGitsn ior
Rsrrss Snnbbp os ouorup Weni8bsosr o9
4rOui for arr 6erreb aaIbarg Stift y. n.
e~essilb.
Qropit ior 2fter og Better oorns iamt
StoOs oerrebsr % 5oanepraii ior Babe
asbiiabs Nenisbeb Is. u. Obtlteer eiier
g%nissnins afiisOi9ei.
4,eriontl aapelon for 8raa os emb
R%enisbeter / Nolbors Slit :. gertbsls
EMS 9olg til trail for eli al BAN os III
Eel Seboere Of graa o9 omIisgenbe Sosne
oprsttst 9olsmeniebeo meo airte 9tau.
i%uoIsOss al btm,IOte gasnisbsb tiais, oner'
fenOes iom gsb Of 5Oltetirien er faOiGiti.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-03
SpnbujgaauO.

Som ct al neutrality-suspicious.
yTeIuliater" nauner r9epnoai" I ell
Arittel ben nup9renbs ulitterbso /
ROrbn,suis. - Zen tpife presis bar
- itriper BIabtt = MI sfttrbanoen
Tart at tale Iiot mere lapmalst ON lbs
uisninss pOIititens ReiuItater. 8tt
Iaber III, at .ntslte auiier eneos bsspns
Der at bliue beianteli9e ueo Bsifoiins
beoen al ben nRo." buormeo 9r. D.
q 0 4 er bar Ueliisnet Rorbilesuis. g
bet maa 10 Osiaa iises, at 9irtninserne
al bans R%ssimsnie / Aar ipOres / en-
iGrIis ubpsssIis Og isrssIis @ruo.
8 sieoet for Dc 800 sooe, frstty
lise, bpstise Os iOIios banffs anrls os
Yiser, iOm Or. D. aoaer Dor iasst uo
al ganbet for at rnmme be "ianatiIfe
Y%rincipoIu" bar ri MI ~eiterbaanoen
fnast en- ganbe al ga%nbtrpgsre, ct
Strablammsn bsiiaosnbe at garmen
ira aue mulise 99ne al lpIilunb, men
5oIt oUer for buem ueuisninasorbren
er mastssles. 8isie SOsler Oe Blister,
Yosabonosr, Monurts sler bpao andre
RGleuauns man ttaGesr Gem paa be forz
lftaiae @gne. bIep ferf lottet her til
eauoet uto anlGssst al Smaabansrne.
Usn ubuisninsspoIiiitsn o9 ben bsrmeb
al 9r. D. Refer irsmtuIbte sunliae
JOltemanseI ifaiisoe BEN 9nbpns pea
gsnbrsaarosus. % be LATTE buriist
at iGite Yris paa be notbl,suialie
asssrpber
vi bar fsr meb Rstts uer.t aOIts of
bet bsie Stanopunti, Dor Bsiolfnino
bar intnset | fGbtIis Os mOralt tsns
issnbs. vi bar msb 5OrtarIisbsb ben.
uiit I'll ZEN tpffs ariminaIfatiflt, lom
biotil bar opuiit msset suniiioe IaI 4
Norblesuiss 8eotOmmsnbs. Men
Der 6r. .. Rsaas 9esiments pit ~
brDoertotiitifsn ester All SoIet
at osmme mart title Dor lille 5 5st1
ct sanfte anbet gps. Got ut
lib ioen ertIoreoe z .a5oofat
S6rsor / 5Iensbois unbt L Rasisa
Of be itfs 6OrbrpbeIiG 6r1agpio
bIsu besoaebs uf 6oI' ii ift oar
fsoie oS bismmeberenbs al6a. Ga
ba MOrOsi poo qls eotbts, abbrs5
y SOnaerbanssr 3alan9" auiIiaatliat Il
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-03
Wften paa 9eoen.
at IS. u. Ibpresob. b.

ONn BoHbemanb lager fin gernina ben,
ban sr for fig isIp bnabs Drsus os Susnb,
ban %iianbier Tlsilsn, iorlabsr i'm 20,
loa rsst,r ban Stnbe Os Baor Os 80;
bag sitsr soor ban omtrins iaa inilot,
os ianttr op bDert Stiao Der er Ipilbt,
og b%Uiii,r: Spariombso iporsr paa Saon
Saa Intttr ban Deien 9siu Hapn.
Saa treber BAN inb bet Iune 5ism,
os 9ufraen bar,r Qabusren i.em,
o9 Ssrnthotttn irsmmer III inb
meb tinbrenoe Zine os Hoienfinb.
9Uert Barn, Der fan be>eait SaberuOr
gelh9nelie ierer til eorioens gorb
tbi tassr ban sIab fine lmua | 5oun
90 a9aaItibet npses | Sslu 4apu,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-03

Saa beber bper bpit I'M aitenbsn,
oa Suitnen pnsler be lmoa esi.
0ar bun iaa aiort arneifsoet / stano,
at truq man fan pure Tor Slotbranb,
ba mfter bun 9piet % iutfsr berpeo:
Dor oerrs mbc os 1iattsireb.
ban fage oort GUS % Diem 5apnl
Saa saor be til 0uilr Seiu 0apn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-03
SlIIaa WteO0elelier.

S1illu
st AtetglengaspGrt iOm 0nsHl0
uleleribeltprer yatien pda Dtslsrtet
.6laotrano" bar / tsn liolie lib bsnpt'
tet lin 6riiio pau en- lite souite aImiuos'
lis Wlaabe, iost ban bar Iuutt ct acstp
l%eusasu6tt, iom forleoen par gitt.
iombeo for fsrlte 9une. sarien bar
uoisrt belle NnI9set mso ssne 6aubet:
@%asbeboIeer, 9eonins, 8Otronsr - alt
sr at sset 6abrItai; tuu grGnoerne Ell
tsbte. Weo Den ringe Anlasstapiial
o9 ben nuuaIenos lane pris paa Sal.
eium.@urblo 81 aeeipIsnlpist. iOm let er
fremniaet poa r6laoftranb," aubsrbart
RutiosHs biuislte 9ps.
Sgpe aars tro Sjeneite. st i
oisis liosr mssst snsiinasnoe 9ublIaum
ton oisie feirss at Rasmus Rusmus'
en- / AIsIep. Der M / 20 Aar bar iiont
Dos @aarotier Raos gsisrisu, iamns.
itsos, fun ufbruot at Rilitartisneits os
ct 9siiiOIsOpbOIb. 9ubiIuren er 81
Aar 81.
Ct. + II 81. / Cbenie. Ranbus
ben II, september lnUIsoes ben npe
5Orsniussbpsuius / Sbsuis. 3 ben
dnlsbntng uar Der 0ubsijsnelts ri.
i / Dor 5tus Rife. bOOr grOUit Rcd
os StifisproOt 9br. 6oa ira Ri.
finuia taIte. 81. ) fOrstos Siitop Sibpr
3uouislisu. ON aitsusH par Der tn
feitIis SammsntOn # pau 9iemmet, usn
bDiItsu f~orffsaise Rspreisuiuuter for Dc
inobuots b~otsninstr taIts.
6oi Al0er. 9n summeI auinbs,
Rlrrsn Ularie Rriitsnien, iom en- lang
Aarratts bar bait GpboIo Dos sp SIGst.
ming 0ons, er iOil.osn osb. 93t aai
9ammeI. pun bauoe nIbrie uatet gift.
pun par raft Iiss til bet iiOlt. @uOnn
SsHonssn ier FIN Deb par bun ubsn.
for quiet.
Spppet / lit e9et 5eOt! StSrfte'
pnrtsn at u~io9cnoIsrn. Os R0nuiniiuts
banoIerne / Tanpeo inbsuu for nosIe
6oge iben til goIitimsitersn Anmsls
belle ON, at nOsIe pttfonsr, Der git ON
/ gpsu Os Smssasn Os fOrb0nIebs ulo.
Uarer, formentIis lite par bsrelti9eos bsrs
til, oa Bnrerne lite par 9uIflosprOpui.
ter fra Xanoei, msn 6abritsarbsioe.
POlitist unostfsst; o~srsftsr Susen. Os
fiofts Ssnoas 6Ormlobas bIeu tn Psr.
Jon ontruHen Neiiuso, Os ia ban par
ubsrsttiset til 6Ol banoIinsen, muIttelsi
mso 20 Rr.. boOrbos 80rerne bIeU ions
fiteteoe. Oct bite its ba at ban bODos
tsbt 8areins pos Ell af be forternsoe
bofiobenoe ulobonolers, Der baUos uGrst
meo of tIaee, men Tom lite boOoe uIast
atie ben lille 6Orretnins, lfent ban par
pei uiosnoe ON, buem ban iOISte til, Os
ofte tiolisere baUoe iOlst til BAN. Da
ulobanoIersn bauoe fOlst gnrsrns sftsr
ri. 9 SsnoOs 5Ormiooas, MATTE ban
erIGsse 10 ar. for SpsrtrabelIs al
9saisoaeslousiUninsen.
st Grligt Orb. 6sIsense greD
bleu moptaset fra Yaftor !. u. ROle,
@raob 9aoen, Mi9., Os itsmmsr mtO
Dor sssn Dasnins Os Ousrbsuisuins ON
Or. Peters aurifo, os Del sr mso
@lRoe, at ri unterifrtuer famine.
paltor Stole ~itriuer til Or. 3. 9abrusp,
Gbitdso, 81: g5or at unogda at
bliUe beffpIDt for 9artiltbeo for Or.
9eters &~uritogpifer iss at srtlare, at
islU ON leg life tan naUne nOsen
Mirafler fom bsrss Mibeein bar bss
Uirtet / nit Diiritt, fan leg bog mso
COB Samuittisbso uoiss, at leg tienbsr
til fsrs 3ufin IiIfaIoe, | builts ben er
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-03
Oct lille" 9amntarf.

Ger bar uGret Ron9res for leueuos
SprOs / Yaris. geo SIutnin9sban
tsttsn iUurebe 9reiiosnten, 9rOfssiOr
greaI, fun paa en- snsite al De uo'
brnete StaaIer, os Ueo ben 9sjIlsbeo
talte ban ON bel llIe 8unmarf, Der,
boah SprosifuoIet an9aar, ct ct Wlsns
fer for Os ale.
Oct Life 8anmart" fige be fremmeO.
9iosnitabsmRno aItio, naor Di TONNE
unbe. 3istusion; og be oanfts 8trens
ifabsmGuo, her M og oa TONNE til al
bolbs en- cifiesI 5eittaIs / 1t at De fore
Sul%turctnirsr, tutte fot 26rsu paa oeres
Lille 6GoreIuuo's" geeue.
DaOa ri lite auerbelt bIiUe fri or bette
one, fieoise Abisttiu.
8anmatt sr ilst lite Lille.
81 Iarte bet eanite Uilt / Dor SEQ.
arafi, at DIT fun CT 72O Ruaorntmii
fort - i~oruOsn gilanbs. 9i IGrte,
al bet bar uRret msgft %itsrre, msn al
man bar bar taset ira Os baaoe mob Gt
Os 5pO.
Nen islp ON BORT eanoomroaoe oe
uOrt S%nbbg9eeruntuI lite bsre I'll be
forte, uils pi lite finot os / pso eubuer
2eiIisbeo al bIius tarotteriieret fom bet
Lille" 8uumart. 6or osnns Bttess
nellie Ipber enttn iaa ubps9sIi9 nemp9,
som mar man tatter paa fit lille"
6Gorsia1os gssne. sasr osiau Ipo:r ben
n~eoluosnos, ansrtenbenos Os uenitu5eIis
Talent. iom naar be Trsmmsoe taller ON
bet Lilly DInmu I, Der bar foitlst oip.
= 6uOrfor tunue be iremmsoe,
Der taller til port 9anbs Bris, life ligs:
8oumart Der bar foitrst -, os buOrfor
funne De oanits, Der tntte, lite iiee:
Seq tOfter pan nit 6RoreIanos Beg
ns....! gr oct nooOsnoist at faa lils
Iassoroet Lille" msb2
On Og anoen oil mauffe BRUCE Orb
Jon Patsntpatriotisme =, peeli9S toIt.
bsb" Oiu. ON bet Der iremlatte. Wten
bet bar Tet lite biemme Der, Os SiOIi-
beben CT ilet life ip9elis.
CAB Os ipOrsr Os Iuars GrIis.
6poo par bet, Der pda oct lGgeuiosn:
fobeIi9s Omrnabs Dafte sonife inrIIg
SpmGrfiombso? Oct par bet 6inisnlte
9gsinltiiut. Den Spoaselie, Tom bette
Snltitut reprRientsrer, sr iaa ftorlaaet,
at ben oil neDnes bIanot aarbunorsOets
pistisfte. Os isIU be Eager, bel par
ben J~lnien'ife BsbanoIinsens MOo
ltanbere, foIci be IeIu bprfsbe eumle
Waetbooer, maatte uotnls oeres snlisms
miss ansrtencelie al Jnitiiuitets ReiuIs
tlter.
Bi bape 9op til at pare Ifolte Of Gin,
fen og bans 5nititut, os benne StoIt.
beD fan ulbris bIiUe ipsslis. Os ri bsbsus
lite at Isle ct unoffpIoenoe Lille" til,
naar ri tale om Danmart fom bet eano,
fra bpiItet 9pist itrsmmsoe uo, Der
orabte AIuerbsns 9uotubsrtIsr. 5or
bette 2ps uiI ben fore gsroen ie, at
Ganmarf er fort.
CAB os ipsrse uioere:
6pab er bet, Der paa bet funffinbu:
ifrieae OmrnaDe blsu bsrsmmet / be
bsiehe Tonu? Bar bet ben frantic
Rips, ben italisnte Wobsaerfnnf sqsr
ben ipsnffe Booming Nsi, bet par bet
Danffe porceq9n. Rejs 8erbsn ruuot
- refs til be 2unos, buor 9aunbuGrfsts
Wanb buue naast bet iterfie t~unltnss
rifle RaffiEement - bet banffe Borcel'
Ian iaser ietbper giIfaIoe Grand Prix
Or bet nebusnoist at taffe for oenne
tlbmRrfelle mtb en- buftsnbe o9 bgfig
IlnbfpIpning for, at ben tilfaIot bet
Lille Danmarf? Gaer par Der lite
mere NnIsDning til at laa fig for fit
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-03

aae 9esne 6arUsr blesne,
tpit BET gaar mob e%fleraar.
Steppeu euluss llfraioe,
bpor min U%ianoooms eolis itaar.
Stpsserios a. 4rat iis iGloe
ifarpt mob quit al TAR Opal
be 6efligt Oumtle eae
laar enbnu Ell 3atter9al.
6ugl. 5por senianot en bin 6riae,
lent BET CT og Jteiien lang.
CATER BIZ bet Ere. bet liGe.
buor bin garuSoms 4eoe baHs2
Ut. ON leg. fsr ies tai ilatte
bort paa Mlertets tauie Blob,
iuuoe ie nit Yanb % tatte
Stebet bpor min 9us9e hob
6bor gauge.
Sporuslano, Stlo 8upaOopifa, Mr.
gun 1900.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-08-21
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