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The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-22
BURNED TO DEATH.
A Child at ROyaItOn Loses His Life
in n Fire.

ROYALTON, Mimi, April 21.-(special3
The four-y ear-old son of Charles csakf4Ss
of BuclIman, was burned to death in. a
shed today. The boy was, left in the
shed asleep, while Mr.. Gallin was at work
in another part of the field A team of
horses, harness and some farm tools also
burned.
An interesting game of ball was played
here today between the local nine and the
st. Cloud high school team. The latter
won, the score standing to u.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-22

One of the most enjoyable dancing par
ties given In Saltwater for some time was
the dance given Friday evening by Still
water Lodge No. z, Knights Of Pythias.
The hall was crowded and the dance con-
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-22
ELKs AT HURON.

A Glass. of Forty Initiated at One
Session.
HURON, S. D., April A.-(special)-A
class sof forty was initiated into the
mysteries of The Benevolent Protective
Order of Elks at the meeting of Huron
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-22
Mrs. Colter,s Fnnern1.

The funeral of Martha ]. Golfer. wife
of George Golfer will take place this aft
ernoon from 315 ST. Peter street
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-22
BUSH FIRES.
Good Deal OF Property Destroyed
at Lake of the Woods.

WINNIPEG, Man, April 2-(Special.)-.
In the bush fires near Minnesota boun-
dary of the Lake of the Woods, no lives
were lost. Several horses We're burned.
together with camp outfits, logs ties and
cord wood. Buchana's railway outfit was
consumed. Es
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-22

Upholstering. Schroeder & Dickinson.
is East Sixth street.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-22
PROGRESS Of PARK P|AN
COL. COOPER DISCUSSES THE STA
TUS OF THE PROPOSED MIN
NESOTA PRESERVES
COMPLIMENTS FOR SENATORS
influence of Messrs. Davis and Nell
son Helped the Promoters Work
Some of the Benefits
In Sight.

CHICAGO, April 21-CoL B. S. Cooper
returned from Washington tonight, he
said:
'Yes, I have just come from Washing
ton, where J. was looking after matters
connected with the proposed Minnesota
National park, for the best part OF over
three weeks.
The great problem was and has been
from the start, to get a common ground,
satisfactory to the representatives of the
state of Minnesota in the national CON
SreSS. The reason is that when any lesiS.
latton is proposed affecting the property
or interests of any one state, there is a
comfy existing which rather requires Gn
all cases where men might differ) that
the concensus of opinion of the repre-
sentation from such state should be in
line with the proposed legislation.
Il found none cf the representatives of
Minnesota hostile to the creation of the
proposed park, but rather concerned as to
how it might affect their constituentsi
and also as to the wishes of the latter
Hon. James w. Tawney, of Winona,
Mimi, one Of the strong characters in
the house, had suggested during the con,
gressional expedition last fall that the
proper evolution OF the park idea would
probably be the creation of a joint COM
mission from the house and senate, to
look into the entire matter and to report
to congress. When 1 arrived in Washing
ton Mr.. Tawney was absent, at thesbed-
side of his sick wife in Minnesota but my
acquaintance with the members of con-
gress and the senators from Minnesota
was such that 1 could talk the matter
over with them freely and fully.
SENATORS PRAISED.
ut was owing wholly to the character
and ability of the two senators and the
several representatives from the state of
( Minnesota that 1t was possible to get
them either actively or tacitly to zagree
to a joint resolution, which was intro
iduced in the houses and senate onEApIil
II, appointing a JOINT commission 60 in
vestigate and report respecting this pro-
posed park. You must understand fthat
there are people in Minnesota, constitu-
ents and friends of their respective repre-
sentatives in congress and senators, who
are rather opposed TO the creation of this
park, more from want of understanding
the matter and its proper effect upon
them and their interests than otherwise.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-22
Fireman Has Pneumonia.

William Macarthur of Engine Company
No. 4, is i'll with pneumonia.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-28
GiemcomsbauoIer

@asrs.ier 8tttr RitIfsus
gnfs bar foIst ben btnbs tiItsrsnbe
gaerO pss 6aaeIsS Rart, al arsdI 70
Ibr. 9anO, 3ariiSrn 2 1sr., til Sor'
pdstsr 6 pr. 9srfsn. 1is~rusIuust,
Tor en- Fsbsfum Of 1880 ar. D..
lntatns O9 dplsrssRabu msofsisn.
ksbHons q q n, SIa9eIl,, BAR
tsbt SSHs.t,gi.r kro utS ROlbiRs al
Gi,ren, Essmans en-, for en-
a,bsium sf 80 500 er. Ill arO,z
sr KsbHansssszosI Os SassIi.
- Rptstins 9OfpitsIst 10 SiOp,, gfer.
gsS os gsFsrRoU NIB anSuIiss,nse
GRst Iamt Stouiss,s5ns uise 5srsIso,
I alt IS 9Sr. sans, n Oss gutiisH al
5eptssias suursu, tpst isr 1900
RI. Gfter 5srI9ssnOs fsI GRufss
s~o,rsrasss Il! 6sfiasnnsf,r Res
eerpf; Oarnpssars.
6%slpitsIsts aRbrs 5srbarsaI,r, ca. IS
1br. eass, feI9tes SsA Nui!isSsA ssls
til 6ofiasumeau GssessYb acts
til g~gss5ins Suttsrfabrii for ca.
Is, 900 2r.
- uIsum ars sr al Girta isIst til
GssRsno 95r. p. 4ntsrsR, BIB
fts, far a 800 ~. 8tIeiaiRs ss
J~Rssutsr rssipIsU.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-28

fOrblinbsbe al 5orbOm, at be 10 TT uiuise
til at nnsrfsnos 8Rrbi | at alminbeIiet
9usmibbsI. 6sIsenoe 9iIfaIte ufsi'
per en- SuuitrutiOn at bet fogesuaenbe.
6r. 6rssrif Bsier Inibs,tp, ait,
bsrttt,r: Or. 9eters Kuriko sr ben
BETTE Rsbiein, iOm nOssn SiuOe sr
tommeu til ArtunIos. Min Rabo.
9r. Bobn Rob, baUos in tammatoiift
Rbsumatisme. Gan laa tiIienes | to
Ruunsosr os tunbs life rere ct Gem.
Dr.-fasbe, ban fob lite til at reb'
be. On aften ufasbe TO Rabosr Os
iss islD 9r. ROb ct gsiss. Seq bupbs
tiIfGIbisUis / QUIET en- 6Iafte Kuriko,
OS osuns tOs its msb. Seq gap BAN
en- COB Dolls Oeraf ON aftsnen, en-
NiOnut Os en- alottsu A ON Diorgsnen.
Wsbicinen biuIp bum en- bel DEL, men
bans 6uiru nG9tfbs at siue BAN berot
fsrenb bum bauos taIt msb 5amIieIG,
gen. Den nGfe Dag, bu 8OttOrsn
tom, par ban ouerruitet opsr, bpor ME.
get bsbrs Batienten par, Os ba Mrs.
aOb f%ortaIts BAN, buab Der oar bIspen
9iort, raabeoe ban bsnbe til at fort.
latte msb Kuriko, bUiItet bun oaiua
giorbe, % Sr. ROb tuub. mart pare
opps issn." 5Or%uniiuusnbs ssruOOsr
baabe 0O,tOren os Msoicinsn til 2Grs.
Or. 9eters Kuriko beIbreosr Rb,u.
matisme psb at fjsrns llrsnigrsn fra
8IOOst. 9otaIaseuter iaIs,r ben.
iriu til Or. Better 5ubrnsp. 112-ll4
90. 9Opne aue., GbicusO, 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-28
mIptfe.

gu msset isrssIis t1Iptte inStrui
fOrIeoen / SinbaI / g~enbipsiel. gn
snIis @nte piIbe bare en- alieitufis uo
@aarben. 6Orinbeu gap bun fit Il
Iar samIe Bl.isbarn ct Bar 6ulfsIupns.
boiler, meb buiIts bet ftuIbs trsfs fig,
til bun tom tilbuss.
gun par bsiit fruUersnbe | to Wi'
n%uttsr, nisn / ben 8io bar ben lille paG
en- sQsr nnbsn Raabe Ioa.t 9ampsr
pallet nee Ouer fig. IA RoRsn Ton
tiIbose, fob ben lilies aIeOtr | Ips Cue
os paG beuo.s bisrt.ftGrenoe Slassruat
Tom gsbosrne unbernsesn ft,ats til
Stsoe. De ft RI0bsrne rsune al Gar.
net Os Slben iIuftet / garsIiet. Del
blsu ftrnts Isnet Dub til Or. Maur,
Der burtis Tom til Steoe Os gap &scspt
paa nOsIe imsrtelfiuenoe Draubsr og
5aIrs. Nen efter 2! Zines 6OrIst
u%baunbsbs ben lille,
Den ffattsls 9omIs Zone er uOs a
fig ieIu al sors Os Sm,rte Ousr, al
BUN paa ina isrssIis Raube full.
mite ben lille 0rsns, ION bun bOIOi
aa messt al.
- Oa arbtiosmanO gsnbt u n,
b sr en. girtereo, fOrIebea ferts gran'
be, lob 5,iisne Isbit Hso ub en- Battle.
bUOrusO 9O9nen tetnsbs mob ct IrG
Ueb bDiIteu e,iIisbsO gsnOt anSerieus
enc Ben t%nulf,s ira Rn9et neoeftsr.
Den ulptt.Iiss bIsu fert til fit 6i,m,
buOr ben tiItaIOts Sage ertlarsos, a
ban par iaa nag, at ban umuIist bib,
tlnns iaals at TRANSFORMERS til Sps,s
baist.
5 9iemmtt blsp osrpaa bet tiIffube'
TONNE Ben ampuierst al eagerne Raltr
% RSrd, mtn gsSst at Ratten bsb'
gsuSt Suesrisn fom 6sIse at gIobia.
het
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-28
9anmarfs SoIfetai.

9ebsren at ben banite Stats tutiiite
ROntor, Rartus Rubin. bar / Re:
bsubnDn bolot ct 6Oreora9. bpOri ban
blanbt nno.t OpIphs fsls,noe.
aIminoeIis JOItetGulns bOIbss i
Danmart 5psrt tisnOe Aar % ftuIb,
oetfor baue uarst bOIbt ben l. T,bruor
1900, men ben sr efter Statifif Ron.
tors 6otiIas uoiut ct War for at faa
laast fra bet fsrite aar ! bet ngs aar.
bun6reSs, at 6nipn til international.
5Orbplb ON. Da Der ianIebes lite er
calling / Mar, bar 9ontorst Vsb Over
lag o9 Ssregnins uor.9ntt bet Omtrsnt.
Iiss 6oIfeiaI Tor Aar. IRAN bar reg.
net eftsr ben seuusminitIise CiIUGtf /
1890 - 90 % truttst libuan0rinssn
fra.
Oanmarts b%srssnsbs 6oltstaI ben !.
6ebruar 1900 CT ssyefter 2,4O0, 900
imOo 2,256, 900 for lem aar libsn.
6or BET sgsntIiss RsbenbsDn uosn
6OrfGbsr er gsfoIfninsstaast for |
Mar fat til 86o, 900 imOb 333, 500
1895. 5arttn I asbsnbuDas gsfOIt.
niusstiluRtit er siisr EaIereus Msnins
ftunOist; gatnQst at 5sosIsr tGssr al.
Eager man imibIsrtio e.t fore 2sbsn,
baDn, ,r Der enbnu iiaei9 COB Eiluetit.
R.snes Ra5stsmmunsrns nah, tunes
geioItningstalI,t ben l. Jebrrar un.
laG.s til 479, 600 mot 1900
1895.
Bortfti fra 5s5snbsun BAR DanHsri
M IL Bger msO oUsr i. 600 Snsbps'
ssrs, Ouof l (EurbHs) mto 5sHUeb SO, !.
600, l (0ssui,) msO bsHOss 40. 900,
l (asIbOr9) m.s abst $4,000 2 (9er.
lsns os RonbNs) mss 0Usr 20, ooo
S~Hobpssere.
pos gonbtt 81 8eioltnins stulst Tar
ltssst mss / Trsc.nt, bpee bar SiI Fss,
at trs GierospartsT al ben nstuyIiss I'll.
s9tit or uesszsrtes I'll Asbftsaers:,
"a b.sutsn BE- mango StstisHs5gsr
ussue itcri g%iItrsinins, sr Iaast psa
BE- D,b sanbbrns,t IpsisIiatts psrIsnsr
utDiBIiomt saset tiIbass.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-28

Is aars SubiIeun / Statss
6nnens ljeneife fsirebss ben l. Darts
Of Graftbst OberiIpituant % { ter.
eaarb. gu Rrsbs Of 5%srnbauemano
laausI fra Si9uano iom fra Spaano=
Spn bnube / benne AnIeouin9 billet
iuObpbe lrufidefsn til ct 6,itmauItiO,
men benne bar irabsot f9 bette.
mango @uIb6tpIIupper
paae ct Steb. 8 9ebst al be libft
IA gar bar Der uarst 7 @uIbbrpuupper
pua IiprnsIunbe Ratt, fOrtauer en-
Sammel Nlanb Der ira gsueH. 8bie
December 1888 bOIot 9mo. Sob.
6reOeritsn % 6uitra 9uIObrpI.
Iup, ca. 5 Qar sItsr Strebbsr Bsber
SEMEN Os 6mb. Mobs @6ri=
ten en-. 8 be ualte 10 Gar Tam.
rer Ole en-, @mb. Ras.
mus 0ieIfsu Os 9mo. 0tsIs
Sene en-, % Hu afDiste l2te Decers
Der 9mb. RieIs Jreberttfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-28
GoteTottt GfsploFon I 2S'
benba5ns SprttfabrtFfet.

GibIis isrl;tm Rorgss, bs Grbsibst
liss BAR tsspn6i pss2sssHbssrsSprtt
bril- / ct. ~ssnssnsssSs 9r. 10, Pete
Der en- poIoisA gtspIsfsn.
RsOs grynesrists EgFsras ssr gts,
Tinmsfessn, aaSrtss 5snfeu, 81.
ftaItIs,t nes al tiIie Keller. 6gr, os
kOao snSst, Der Iss nnssr baus Bir'ssu-
rasss. 6an fanst, ct esr rsr resst
salt mss en- .Setmesump,' - ct sp.
parat, Der yrssin Garnen op I en- FER
8ebsIbn ! 8sErhsa, bsssFsa bsa is,n
ustaypss / 8ssrs. TsRinEeisrsH gil
ben til BarmspunysH Ter at snSnisss,
bga6 Ger bar | gsisn - ss ct Disblit
:tseg lss ct ssIhiszt snals, .ns Gotta
let pIstss / FANNIE Ru mss 3 amy g Rsg.
Da 6abrifsns 5sIt, bisisISt: al gtss
pIsRsnsu, tsm til, fsnet Be wtsitiHme,
Ii,rsn lisstnts bIsSsubs IS s,sinfiss /
en- 9uttunf, ca. Q Alss fra BGrmspums
pen. Gan par rpnsst bsrbsu al 2ufttrst-
fst m:h en- ins vslslon aEsfi, at ban
bupts tuuf SsS,Ssi Heb 2zlfsttsrne %
Muren.
Der bfss frsfs %tsIsfsntrst otter an
uniuIauc,Bssu, ism | fsrRs 9af tSris
BAN til grsbsrits SsfyitsI.
2ssUps, foR stostss bar, fac frsfs,
at bans ciIssss par ssnfts 1aObtss Os
tort .ftsr JuoIgsssIi,u ssis ban us,r
at par, tommsn til gssibfbsS.
RafinzsRsr SsnIsn, Der iisIissEs
baSbs sarst anist Dt5 5pritfubritferns,
men sersftsr | It aarstis basbs eaft en-
onssa girtfOa1es, sur M fOrupIis tom.
nisA tiItas, til fit sawIs arssies. Dan
Dor tus 80 Var 81. Gan sftrIubsr fig
6ufru ss to fraas Ssrn.
gn at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OsbgioUn
Rasmnssn, Der opbOIbt fig let Rum
| Nerbetsn VI GprSraUsn, FIT Dss gfss
ploROnen laa aIporIist Saar, at ban
frafs MATTE tasss unber 2assbebanbs
ling. Dan tunbs bog berefter feres til
fit 5lsn, men bans EiIftaub er lite
farIis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-28

10 uers meset bsrsttiset, = men man
blipsr libt mistGnteIis, naa man trs
farsr, al iamme 9erenbien I i'm lib
Isnbts en- trans til 9Oriens Eustbns,
ba Sattsreu Rusmusisn, iom bapbe
Ifubt paa g trup, par osb.
Obi 6r. gersnbisn ienbte NOT life
Rrunlsn, forOi ban tenote ben fOtteIs
Rasmuslsu, men fOrbi oenne baubs
ffuOt paa 6itrup.
StaI %aItiaa sn gsntrteOttOr bare
grpsI = ba sr 9r. gsr,nbien Ur.o paa
grpsIeren, men ituI en- 9sirsmanb ifps
oes, Oa sr ban Iise Omusnot sluo Tor
Attsntaioren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-28
SISebr&aoe.

3 6srss fsrs epmuIbspes.rin %
SYiHssriu / Rps'5iEo usbrss Der isrs
IseeH SIs sss Gnia.r fra IN RsnIsus.
fine, % stn brssts fig meset burtisi.
5fEsasr sHtRnttfs. On ar5,ibsr,
@Hstafsiou, 10 Gar 9I., iarrsbt5
IirsfarItst.
GesIsb,z sF;sz o,s lo:Z;ssR
nstbrenhts ct BosIsfet pna SsOutsft
/ geIlsssnss, Der b.boss.s Of OF
Qbsmfsn % ,i,eeB at bans
6aeGr. 5!ssu psr paafat at Oh Gbsa,
les, Der scr 6eral.t o. DiIos Japas fig
sau fR9afta % fine Ssrn; bIsismaatts
rebas fs / f6fs DisOttt. gan n fs,
mere bIeDtn onbOIet.
GsIs 8rarabrup Rgus n~tSbrGasts
/ Girssaes til @runesu. SISsa ans
lss for yasIGs Of gasabSnesr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-28

RsbsnBapn es Srtbsrifsbus:
ge0Hmdno e5rih,n psisrlsu. gooumanb
Ser.n gnbreas gusnbi,u. Gnfs 6~brihiane
brs6sriits HslmsuH. Caroline amalie Die
n'r. 5bs. 9att.mosu 5ss emil Setter.
@rosieFer gillian Salomonisn. eitosraf
09riHian Joban Eoubsr. 4rbsibsmanb
earl Joban earisn. Ralsr GbrinoHerIens
enfs, easn Dearie 5sufns. ~8artsbusboIs
Der aneers Ear ems 5uitru, Karen Marie,
feot 3at0bien. 5Bp. 9ittuaIiebanOler qars
Joban anberion. GrOsIerer 9OIms 9uiru,
Softs 8Olalie qsironeus, fsbi 9OIm. 56p.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-28
Smaa WeObeltlier.

aDuao bltper uore Sern2 J
Iibsumast ls73-l9oo bur Ssnuer
al 5orGIore, Der sennem9aaenb. ioesr
/ imGa aaar / 9~anssbpsn grsbbuIIs,
opnuuet fsIssnbs Stiainssr: l 9sit.
nant, / Straeant, l corporal, l 9Rrsr,
) 3urifer, buoraf 2 bar faaet aniGt'
tslIs pas of,niti9s sontorer | Rebsn.
5aun, en- paa ct Sesfsrsrtontor famine
5t.bs, l BOfasfft.ut, l Stationsfars
hanb.r, ! Nsfftnt / JtrimiRalrttten /
a~ebtn5ouu, / WisfonRr, 2 asff.utsr
/ R,uiFOnstontortt, l grouft, l Dirst'
tor fOr ct t~pb,nbarHF 6irna, l Dpr:
Iass, l Giaton.
Dssuosn bar IT lite ring. autuI %.
naro fra bet lias 8rsobaas gtsamsn
50 IsiI,r iom 5tprusne.
Rtrtefastat Ossnie. Otter
boao Der ~m,bbsIes, f,al Riri.minifuieis
Rest,IIs al 0s,nits9rafers anbra,
g.ns. ON al isa RisfSusbHfst .9un-
inspiet til kiVts, baD, tssirfsi, at tsie
os Iass, rig, % iatiio, Tapes ON at
siSs 0ibrss til en- ny airft.
EaIbsrs EtfptfteI. Otter
5sas ,aaIb. zmtst." srfar,r IRA psn,
Iis,Iis siIs,' sr B~rsfssiSr, Or. tbeOI.
6rsbritRi,Ifsu usisi I'll Siscp
sssr ssItsrs 6tiit.
en- ssrtrsmt aGSnanb
5 en- at SgGsnOs
fsrr. ab5fassr uasts Oct or nssm lib
fssn Fer 6~erbaui,Iie, at IN spsmsns
p!usisIis lannsa EA en- Dam. fra
Iamm, cg par bertrsiit. 9ns,u oisfs
bssrbsu.
Snsrt inbisaSt fig e. DsI fsrsenb.
frssitsrsr. ss ba a~SbmsaO,as Ssrrsi.
riHssssFs sustis sifs fig at sere at
srininsI Ratar, tss bal IOtaIs %oIti
sf0rs. Su iverslat dnesrisgsII, IONS
astsrsss, at sssmonbsn ssr rest no
RI S1Isb ssa "a. 5000 arsasv, ss b
ssrnosnias.a oar for, al sAret riRss
Iissis baSss fsrlast eanss.. bIsS Der
Isnbt 6tit5rsse M siitr s.m.
glu sr Der iAsIsbsH Ttb6.IeIis fra
esIititt ! 5smssrs, bSsy.ftsr purrsi
III bIeS,t snsOIs,, juh ION bat fsS /
|tsgsS ass st sffsi!s MA !. nsvsu.
sgsrris. zhman5sn fsH6tts Use Er.
5sIsttteR I gtFssIis al Iir,s 5000
RI.
asatRst 81 Ribbtn peh al
G~tslslHiys.tsT 9ssmuB.
sH I B~rssstysI,s III isrlse,a un6r ss
'rsftiS RyI,H ,~ranVcstise Iratninssr
SiseguItIsrns, % bu ban NIB en- 5ur'
tss BsSesells al Osniroppsa viIc'
rata bsrpea, git tt Ribbm / SiylIsr.
Htstsntt npt R isLtsEs.
Jus. Wos BAR I Here Var feIt EruHs
til At uyt % hbrrs gaisfOnsbus
Strusr, be- bet nnparsnbs ssls IissU |
ca ubssRt o. Sssn iemt bor alt for
fnsbsat YIass. ga bar Psrlitulisr
GtsdbsIm faht.t tn t artssOs'
permbs DDsssyIabs 80 y. Ga AIsn.
gIabIsn ar IarssIss beIsis, Da ben Iis-
ger ner Rirt,r 90 WisIiOnsbOteatt.
Naar Der Tan finb.S eisbbaDers til bel
gamIs Risfionsbus, ustsr nan at be-
bpsss ben ffentebs pIaos mee en- tbs.
fDarsnbs gpsnins.
Epan9snuftion. Deb Mutton
Dsr 5Ousbsaarbsn v@frupIunb", al
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-28
9ecsfato.

@n / fin Glib betenbt Nnno, Spers
trisstommisiGr, fbu. Streobsrmsitsr
Os 6OHeOeranosr $. Rasmusen,
@reUinbe banners grobsr, er Ofsaaet
peo Dsbsn.
geb fit SuOssritab til ROussn bier
ban lite alene ssnues Strebeer, NTH
ft en- ubisst RuuSstross, uso bDiIt,n
ban tiente fig en- flor 5Ormue. Clint
iisfs Aar IsusOe ban Jon BartituIier
| fin 9iua paa StruuossisH.
RummsrrGub Z smas6 Isuss
bsrgEbom ~ ct sfsoast Sss8 sbsz /
6OIblns, 90 Aar sammeI. - Den at.
bses, Der par 8isssr at Dannebros, bar
i I'm lib Uasbl.m al 9anbstiagct.
= 2anbstinssmnu5 Sans SatO 8
6ou en- til MursuinslaHe er afsauet
Deb Dpoeu | en- ALoer At A Her.
afbses, Der par fsot poo Naripins.
Iunb, git ben for bpgtise os uniet.
9uubmanb life u%iabsonIiss Sci eeunsm
fCrifeaise sfeHtIis: 6usrs lab / Rigs
hagen, bbsr baS iabpaIgtes sfter Ira.
ftminifer 5nsersItps Sse.
gOa 8issbsssR nu,teS. ban fig iii
bet ferhaublenbt BeEffrs.
.. 3. 5snisu bar MssIsz af bet
tsI. Sanite 2snbbusboIeninssisIfabs
Befprelissraab.
@rssfsrsr Carl Chr. gbrt
ftsuen R~ebsn5aun tr afssaet Dsb
Deotn.
Zen aFAsbe bar 6sn Of 9auisirsts
tor CIR. gBrtasnIea / 9isrriHs. Gftsr
ct Feraaris: Op5sIA / Ensrita ssnbts
ban bisa % sruasIsgse 6~ovsbRabsn
n ifsrre Jsrrstrins. 9aR srsD ben
meb Dpstis5sb % gasrsi, faa at ben
siOrbe BAN til en- fgrss,ss SsEftaertt
Mans. Der nss SnissIlei gaHbeIstrebis.
6au Iepsss 1T IptfsIigt sGsiefsss, Os
alt Iopsbs bsH en- fuuf 6rsHitis, bs
9sSsn 'om % gISrbs guos Pas b, Ipis
5oab.
Meh BAN mifsS. sozs ssrI. Scr,
GIbrs | 9isrrius berss tOlDts Barn.
Se ffaar M bsrnIsis, ibst be bar maat.
tsi is csrss sIrversiss ss IsssHos Usrn
Do, bet enc sft,r Get ansst, eftn en-
lang Os baabIss Ramp for sssr snt,Its
Gin, en- eamY uubr bniIf.x intel OHn
os inssa Dmka sr fparst.
gaiusasr Jh5xe, Der Otter.
aarst forfgttssts fra Ssrssr til Strnsr,
BAR bait ben Pore Ssrs at nifts 4 Born,
raEts Drsnse | NIbsrss fra 7 til II
Var. Strusr biemIssss fer Tiben af
en- Difterliisepibsmi, % bet er fsr s,nns
Spsbom, at Patseasr 3abnes gsrn
sr buffet nnbsr bet enc otter bet aubet i
2Sbtt at 9dnffs fort Glib.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-28
9ss ct SERTED.

Den nusarsnbs 6ornanb for BET
braubeiunRs ,Gtutenterfamfuub.,
ToIbfOrpoltsr Jpar Berenben,
ffrsp an msset Opbragt ArtifeI s.pOIis
tifsn4, sa ~fsrnpIis StueIpiIer . dp e.
Der bnDbe siuet Or. gbD. Bran +.
bss grpsI paa gaersafe.
Os pr. Bersnbisns 5nbignatiou Tan
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-28

Oct pibss fOreIsbis lite, buab Der ct
aarias til gtspIOfonen, os rimeIispis
faar man bet beusr lite OpIpf. Den,
Der tunoe stos geitso bsrOm, er 10 bsb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-28

E~roFtsasHtl JDrosm. Eager sr fo#
GsesI mss Be ioufuIbts proprietary
Nissieinss.s Dstte sr fun noturIist,
bu Brnssn at GumilismeOieiu1 ssr
Sussrsb I bsrss pra.fs. Com n
6sIss bernf faa Forbsmmer BE- I aImin.
bsIisbsb Iaabanns MtsOieiner % 8ra,.
gen beraf, naur fOm beIf be bar en-
anIebnius. Oct n bsrfor tiIfrsbss
tiuenbe at inse, at Der siues MsbIem.
msr At ben Iarbs Stanb, fom lite sr faa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-28
Nc A.-a
XW7v2S.
noneometier 90 affeoigei.
fer.

TIMBER %. 5ebruar er SOsuepraff ior
1riss % glitch Msnisbsbsr / aarhus
Stift s. 3. SrGut ebt bsitittst til
SOsnepref for @auersIuno Renisbeo
I Ribe Stift.
North Park union., 1900-03-02
The Ideal Woman,

Mold first her physical frame. and
then, as the strength she gains will
permit you, fill and temper her mind
with all knowledge and thoughts
which tend to confirm its natural in
stincts of justice and refine its natural
taste of love. All such knowledge
should be given her as may enable her
to understand. and even to aid, the
work OF men. 1t is of no moment, as
a matter of pride or perfectness in
herself whether she knows many Ian
guages or one. but it is of the utmost
that she should be able to understand
the sweetness of strangers tongue.
1t is of no moment to her own worth
or dignity that she should be acquant-
ed with this science or that; that it
is of the highest that she should be
trained in accurate thought. 1t is Of
little consequence how many positions
of cities she knows-it is not the Oh
ject of education to turn woman into
a dictionary-but it is deeply import
ant that she be taught to extend the
limits of sympathy and to understand
the nothingness Of the proportion
which that little world in which she
lives and loves bows to the world in
which God lives and loves. John
Ruskin.
North Park union., 1900-03-02
USING THE REFERENDUM.
av,ss Invoke 1t to Veto Unnecessary LeGis
lAtIon

IAtIon.
Fully 10000 citizens of Switzerland
have invoked the use of the referendum
in the matter Of the projected legisla-
ton concerning insurance against acct
dent and sickness. If the law Went in.o
effect as proposed it would entail al
enormous increase in the number of
state employees, and it is felt that there
are already too many functionarics III
the pay of the government. Many ap-
prove the principle of the law. but they
feel that the measure would cause the
ruin of the private and free mutual as
sociations. They affirm that the hes!
solution Of the question would he Ia
modify the law so rs to provide for Il
national subvention of the free asso-
Citations already established for insur-
ance purposes. AT the same time. the
federal law can be made to compel all
Swiss or foreigners here to belong 10
some mutual association which can
support the members of their families
during their own sickness. The oppu-
sition to the measure rs now proposed
is strongest in the canton of Naud. The
present project undoubtedly will be re
1ected when the ballots are taken c:i
May Goth.
North Park union., 1900-03-02
Great Salt L,ake Drying Cp,

According to the Irrigation Age, the
waters of the Great Salt Lake in Utah
have receded mile in the past year,
and some persons think that within
the coming century this wonderful
body of water may be completely dried
up. The cause of the lowering OF the
water is ascribed to the rapid extension
of irrigation bitches, which draw their
supply from the streams emptyinS into
the lake There is now salt desert
not far from the lake. which was once
covered with water. The salt deposit
on the floor of the lake itself is be-
lieved to be of great thickness.