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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-02-10
DISCUSSED HAWAII.
Situation Created by the Plague Occupied
the Cabinet Session.

Situation Created by the Plague Occupied
the Cabinet Session.
WASHINGTON, Feb. lO.-The cabinet
held but a short session in order to at
tend the funeral services of General
Lawton.
The principal subject Of discussion
was the plague situation in Hawaii. 1t
was pointed out that the necessities Of
the case required the destruction Of a
large number Of buildings in the poor
Qua.ter Of the city of Honolulu, and
that in consequence, many Of the ma
tives are homeless and in destitute
condition. Apparently there is no legis-
lative authority To meet the situation
by the appointment; Of funds for the re-
lief of those in distress. and il is under
stood to be the purpose Of President Nc
kinley TO communicate the facts to CON
gress with Il request for authority to re.
convene the old legislature or 70 estab-
Ish commission with power to d.
whatever is necdful at this time
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-02-10
REPUBLICAN CONFERENCE.
Gathering at Frankfort to Consider Il
Louisville "prncc Agreement

Gathering at Frankfort to Consider the
Louisville "pracr Agreement
FRANKFORT. Ky. Feb. lot is likely
that general meeting Of Republicans
will be held here in the morning to con.
slider the peace agreement as adopted at
Louisville. For a week past Governor
Taylor has been receiving kilograms by
the hundreds from all parts Of the state
urging him 10 stand firm and not to sur
render anything. The impression has
become prevalent among Republicans
who were not parties 10 the agreement
that the compact was n complete sur.
render to the Demo, ats Gentlemen
who sit'ncd the agreement for the Re.
publicanS do not So consider it, and
have said all along that when the tex,
OF the agreement was published in full
II would be understood by the balance
of the party that they had not delivered
the party over TO the enemy.
Governor TAYLOR has been in VERY
difficult position. owing To the pressur,
brought to bear upon him from thos,
outside sources. and has not thought i,
wise to make any statement regarding
| his intention until he could convinc,
the party that anything he might dt
| would be for its good.
| He has Therefore sent large num> .
, of tclcgrams TO all Of the gentlemen VIII,
/, have for the last five DAYS showcred him
| with advice To come to Frankfort. Wha
| his intentions are is not known. and IN
| will say nothing regarding them. 1t i
announced, however, from source ;
little less authoritative than the goyerno
| himself. that he desires to hear the oh
jections they have 10 the agreement.
In many cases the telegrams the gov
ernor has received have had from tw
to six signatures. and when such Wa
the case the governor has asked tn
| signers TO come to Frankfort at once.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-02-10
HIS MANAGERS TESTIFY.
Assert That Senator Clark's Election Cost
but $4,000

WASHINGTON, Feb. lO-SenatOl w.
A. Clark's managers occ..'icd the wit
ness stand throughout the day in the
investigation the senate committee On
privileges and elections is conducting
into the election of the senator from
Montana. Mr.. Eickfurd concluded his
testimony and was followed in success
sion by Frank Corbett, Ir. Clark prln.
Cipal "ounsel in Montana; cx-Govern1r
s. I. Hauser, Mr.. a. j. Davidson and
A. j. Steele. Mes-r.. Davidson and
Steele were identified with Mr Clark >
campaign, Mr.. Davidscl being one Of a
committee Of three who had the money
supply in charge. He SAID he had spen
&2i .oO0 IN the legislative campaign all,
20. GOO N the campaign in the !egi>.a,
ture for Mr. Clark. His expenditures
were all legitimate Mr. Hauser's ties.
timony referred TO the use Of money in
Montana politics. He claimed 10 have
been Instrumental in getting Mr.. Clark
to enter the senatorial race, saying Mr..
Clark had been loath to do SO because OF
the expense
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-02-10

Skiot's drift and that thousands Of
Beers were being posted at Dorm kloof
to oppose such q passage while on a can.
tured hill there were only a few hun.
dred Johannesburghers. This tends to
increase the anxiety OF those who he.
heve that General Butler has SCARCELY
begun the serious part Of his adyanc.
though encouragement is cleaned from
shc news that the heavy naval onns
after repeated attempts during which
the mules rolled down the Hill. hnvo
succeeded III reaching the summit of
Zwart's kop. whence they are doing OK.
cellent practice.
General Hector MacDonald's retire
inent from koodoesberg has created
disappointment. But the orsratior
was apparently only intended as .
sortie and its success or failure conlt
scarcely have resulted in any materia
effect on the campaign.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-02-10
NO NEED TO FEAR
beckham Assures Democratic
Legislators Who Come
to Louisville
That They Need Have No Fear
OF Arrest--.He Will Not
Permit 1t.
General Meeting Of Republicans
at Frankfort to Consider
Situation.

LOUISVILLE. Ky, Feb lO.-Goveruo Or
beckhan has made the following state.
ment:
"No member of the legislature who
comes TO Louisville need fea. arrest
shall not allow members Of the genera,
assembly to be arrested +"
Governor Beckham said that he was
fu!!y prepared to protect the legislature
aud TO prevent the arrest any legislator.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-02-10
! Third :.ttempt to Reach
,,,>mith Reported a
Failure.
a., ~ the Dark Officially
n. Report Is Not
Doubted.
inc Optimistic Advices
pullerthc News Is
Very Bitter.

,,, LAGER, 1advsnith.
IN s.-The British who
sion Of the kopje NJ Mo.
!, abandoned it after u bonn.
), ro.r cannon this morning.
,o,ra,, the Tugela river To
rmer position
rs cannonade is proceeding
~ This morning. but other
ry,h.ns is quiet.
r,b 1910 p. MP to
:, ,,,ne the war Office has evil
hoard nothing Of General Bul.
\, described in the dispatch
pr Head IA.aGcr. IAdysmith,
wb.n shown A,e Bocr dispatch
tc,al, appeared utterly dumb
Ap,ar,ntly they had not the
E-s,i. n Il III. possibility Of such
Nh j. ,h- operations.
,.-,,d here that General Bul.
match announcing Monday and
may,.n,n, was particularly
II, announced the position
4. EXCEPTIONALLY effective. and
N, navy, II the retreat Is ,ar-
Inter Though il comes from
mrs. taerr : little reason Ia dis.
r.. n,w, spread rapidly and
u G!~ris,ntm,nt was visible 90
Il -.a the long silence on the
Lu.s2 aai already aroused NJ.
E.a ,12 Genaral Butler might
rn! ..a1s ,,lhlc 20 70 forward.
b as Il. would have no option
FeT = Ii. Tug, In.
|nr>TFG pElf~r. Thursday, Feb.
tnier . completely surround th,
General Ilnington was dis.
.rum tn u oder river with 4
t-c- 6. cavalry aud two latieric.
artillery but failed Ia reach
liAlls- l. ,'ar;cd early enough
lay g enable him TO gc, her,
n, afternoon. This morning
Nr.hu i ricrcd that the com.
=" should + tire upon Moidcl
men movement Is now proceed
." British losses in the fighting
Aav w. ~ men killed o,
y. t'a lo The dispatch from
II. a.rlit does not sav whether
-. at'aa finally joined Gen
D@. but the word "com
-, = Indicate that he did SO
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-02-10

FRANKFORT. Ky. Feb. lo.-Two men
suspected of completely i'll the murder
Of Governor Gocbcl were arrested in a
boarding house here. The names are
Silas Jones Of Whitley county, and
Gottschalk of Nelson county. Both
strongly deny any knowledge of the
murder.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-02-10
TAYLOR Was Not Rcprese

GEORGETOWN. Ky, Feb. lo.-Gov-
ernor Taylor was not represented when
Judge Cantrlll called the injunction
proceedings here. On request OF Judge
Pryor for the plaintiffs. the hearing was
ostponcd until Tuesday next.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-02-10
Hptu,ncV Alan lscnu1scsI,

PRETORIA. Monday. Feb. 5.-Co!onel
Plumer's force. FcD ?. attacked the
Bocr position near hanlonsts ana alttr
heavy fighting. including an cndcavot'
to take the place 10y storm. the British
were repulscd. Their loss Is unknown.
No Beers were injured.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-02-10
me- Makers Won out.

al .yr,ANp, O., Feb. io.--Thc core
naI ~. strike, inaugurated AZ number
of A,undncs in 'his city several wees, =
.,,, h,s terminated III u victory for tH'
.t,.,i.,rs The men are to receive S@''
=. demanded. They viii gct pay
nJt;m, aud half for over hours ""'
donlle nay for work On Sundays ah'
h,t,a,ya The strikers get plnctie.liI
sll they asked Tor.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-02-10
DRIVEN BACK BY EOERS.
Armorcd Train Makes >ortic From
Chicyclcy Toward Coirn.o.

Chicy yrlry Toward Colrnso.
HEAD LAAGER. ladysmith. Wcdnes.
dnv. Feb An armored train yes;er
day made sortie from Chicveley 10
wards Colcnso. and landed 1900 British
troops on the right Of the Boer position
The Beers immediately crossed the
river and made an attack with rifles and
artillery. forcing the withdrawal Of both
the train and the troops To Chievelv.
The fighting on the Upper Tugela
river lasted until $50 O'Clock yesterda,
Tuesday, evening. Particulars ar,
lacking. Firing at Colenso and along
the Upper Tagula has been proceeding
since I. O'Clock this morning.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-02-10
SECOND DAYS BATTLE.
S'sht'ng on Tursday Much Firrcer Than
the Preceding bay.

Fighting on Tue.hay Much Fi-rcer Than
the Preceding bay.
LONDON. Feb. l0-The Daily Tele.
graph has received the following dis.
patch dated Tuesday. Feb. q. from
spearman's camp:
This Is the second day Of the battle
and the fighting has been fierccr than /,
was yesterday. The Beers began ac.
ton by Smelling our blvouacs with their
Long Tom and Pompon guns from
Dorm kloof. Their 6.inch shells fell
near the spot where General Butler and
his staff were watching the engagement.
One she.! burst amid squadron of the
Thirteenth Hussars. but not soul was
| touched Our guns on Zwarts kop
she!!eI the enemy. bu, repeatedly the
Beers brought back their guns. popped
them into work over the hills. fred a
few rounds and 'hen again changed
their position
Ammunition Wagon Hlownup
During the morning our guns sue.
ceeded IL blowing up the .aemys am
muni,.on wagon OF Dooyn, h.3o: Gen
eral Lyt,!e;on brigade was >hc. a.
| from three SIDES and Eai warm rr!t
upon Nual krnntz
| Desperate efforts were made by In,
| Beers Ia rctake the smU King hl!. III,
! Durham high, infantry. the Kings roya
/ rifles and the Scottish rifles gallan,.y
| charged and cleared the position
General Hildvnrd's brigade relieved
General Ly,,l,ton> brigade toward.
sunset Fighting continued until 2
Several prisoners have been taken The,
SAY In. Beers Yesterday los, heavily
| The enemy suffered severely today Il
II srcported that among their dead III TIA,
trenches armed kaiiirs were found.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-02-10

|Po'h Nprrsscd Fear For HUI
l,is InrCca


l.t', Forces,
r. f"b !o-2:33 y. m There
~ General Buller's do
W. I 'wo days. 4 dispatch
~ a'aa Thursday. Feb. $.
J" "Fll'en with the advanced
Feb. !. and sent Ia
nsle-. >avs:
o' the enemy are on both
~ continue To render our
A"'iA y difficult to main.
i. 'ae' that General Butler
NY 10 bringing more
; across the Tugela.
"n Of his movements,
needed reinforccments =
:. @a the foregoing from
sois more patent that il is
;, " h'm to advance
artillery has been
'ake mp forward positions
' II suhduing the Bocr
tanks. Upon the length
= IN this operation dc.
ia'lon OK General Bullcr's
y the defensive. II il
aaa9so that guns and RI.
), va IN position yesterday y
attempt to advance is
!, Or NJ least that tn,
i'ailnary to the actual
\, troops is in progress
'''e news is awaited Will
IA uniniAcl with nnx
the critics now point
in f' 'usliug through (,
''' oeufipg u decisiv,
aero world pnly al,
alNady a critical sit
h'ftaan Anxf,tx.
sitch Says ,
l9 rho burgher
'tN''1t 10 cross n
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-02-10

One.thir,i Of England. First Clas. Vessels
Armed With Musxlc Leaders.
IoNpoN, Feb. lO.-Since the war has
strained the resources OF the military
system Englishmen have been troubled
by the possibility that sea fighting
might show naval defects which would
weaken the first line Of defense III
which the country has placed such
complete trust. This apprehension has
suddenly found expression. During the
last two or three days in half the news
nnrs in England the governments at
tention has been especially directed to
muzzlc loading guns. Even the public
has been painfully surprised to learn
that sixteen battleships and eight ar.
mor,d cruisers depend upon muzzle
lo.derS. This means that smaller but
fa.,sr ships with modern gums would bc
NH, to stand 1000 or 1900 yards out Of
r.uvc and disable in leisurely fashion
about one. third Of the vessels which ap.
near in the naval list as First class. '
Th. admiralty is understood to be pre-.
paring to remedy this defect.
stanley Receivers.
LONDON. Feb. lot is announced
that Sir Henry NJ. Stanley. the African
explorer and Liberal Unionist member
of narlament for North Lambeth. who
wus taken suddenly i'll with Rastritis in
tho hons, Of commons Wednesday
niyht and who was thought to be in a
somewhat serious conditlon. has now
| Dructicolly recovered.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-28

@fteraarsmebe / n9unts W~snigbsbsr, /
fbiie 6aIpbel at September Waaneb.
gnbuieere uebto9ss iom Rrtbfens
@mne til gfteraarsmebst: SUBS
8prns eiUsiamfunO meO 6erren (GOI.
3, 81. os inbIebes at Yuitor u. . a m.
itou, Siuur Slip.
@mnet til 9raitetonusutst usbto9es
Osiau, nemIis: g9uao fo~rifaas peo 90.
pens praOitsn % epusns 5OrboIb til
@UorssIiet, inbIsOss at paltOr 5. BE:
berisn, gantton, Q. Dat.
Oct uar ~usIfisnebe Du9e ben bnnifs
&irte / Siour gitp, Os ri reiite berfru
ms5 TAT til 9erren for bans riet
Nuube, men Oeiaa meo Bon ON, at Der
at Sslu genners Gin MATTE hpbe mere
at be Isuenbe 8anbfrsmms.
@ubmunb@ Grill,
Setret9r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-28

gtrin9sr. Obi Striften er Ii9e fit
imoo, at ysnbusr bIiuer iaIis uso fin
Iro.@
Raar gafor Q. taller ON, at y6cr.
oreisIier er bog pei life en- mere uitpIois
5crm al ssss sss aoasa anssa~ = fda
.9ioer ri BAN fuIbfteuoi9 Rst. Wasu
buorfor fororsier ban iaa belle Sassn
os laber sanfte Ortist, iom ON 6siIen
Der Stptts Iuo hos yDaniferen". Nsi!
in9enlunes. 6tiIsn ligser bDerfsn Dos
OFT, ei beuer = iom bet fOrissss
pis Osiaa fOrprsiss = Dos bin Wanb
= men bos StoIen.
Dog = aIt / alt = Yaitor @. ipnss
at Iioe bsi @rab al ben ipeciel norit:
os onltsumeritnnite Sp9e, Der beboer
MistanteIisbsben" Qfr. Stf. ON pa
tor 5. geoeiien). Sat sapienti b. c.
yDanlfsrsn" i%Orifaar bet % tier for
5remtiben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-28

Anoerien iom @migrantmis ionar.
Ulen bet sr sanits bslfsmt lite ri9ti9t
iOr gaitor u. at iiss iaaIsbes. De ar'
btiosre, iom spsbe en- @ernin9 | yairte.
%inmfunoet" eler / yNorbtirfn" ueb
,0sn loren. airtss Stittelis, iii lite
no9eu fornpet RaIoelis til al fortiatte
beres Nrbeibs sfter bsns StifteIie. Seq
bar aIoris bort ON. at gaifor RiIofs
bleu taIost anoen @cns til fin @srnin9
iom gmi9rantprGf; ban bIeu iaaIsoes
ogiaa > furbi9uaet / 6ausbeo" % bog
bleu ban ueo meo TT bsspuots Qrbsies,
iom Paifur Riar nu fOrtiatter. 9nffor
q. 6. 9ieI E II par MisionRr mtuem
9no ianerns ulsrsoe vRirtsiamfunbets"
lib, for Den loren. airte" bleu fifs
ttt. 6an git msb Samfunbst oper /
Den loren. 6irte~ og bar tiIbsrt ben
% arbeiest iom bsns WisTonar fiben,
ltent ban = iaa piot ies ueo = aIoris
bar faaet fornpet RalbsIie iom bens
UlisfonGr. 5an fortiatter unber
Subs 9eIiisneIis, buub Der par be-
spHot, for Den loren. Rirte" bIeu til.
% is9 Tan lite ie nnoet, enb at 5ors
boloet meuem 9altor Qnberien oe
Den loren. airte" sr at ffiue aIoeIss
Iige mso be nGunts 9ts smp;er.
Paitor Anberisn Tan lite meo Retts
f9e, at Den loren. 6irte@ lite bar
Srug for BAN iom @migrantpraif,
iorbt ben life bar taIbt BAN iom FABIAN.
4aiior Qnoerien bIep lom WsbIsn al
pRotbtirten" WiebIem al Zen loren.
&irts" ira 9ssgubsIisn, Os bOao ar'
bsjoe ban buubt / Song, for Den
loren. Rirte"s DanneIis, fan ban III:
tert roIi9t fortiGtte ubsn fornpst 8aIb
til bet, forpisiet ON, at Ten loren.
Rirts" bar grus for etbpert trliieIist
Iutberft arbejbe til port Soils Sam og
6rslis, enten bet iaa suss Of BAN /
Brootlpn suer of nossn unbsn no9et
aubet Stso. 8. W. 9unen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-28
Wnaaaenoe ben ltremlei
oenoe Ylau.

3 gDaultersu" % / yRirteIis Gam:
Ier@ gar Der / ben iibiie lib u9ret itreuei
ON at Isoe SnoUanorsrfremmsn fro
Danmurt / ben rstte %9tstrius Der
Amsrita. Oct er N COB Sag. euc
Der bIiUs banbIsi ben. On Sennt
StremlebeIie bapoe gaftor Nnbsr.
n, BroOtIpn ct Siptte / .Rirt.
SamI. j." for fsrfe Marts. Oct er mar
met ct Advertisement at 5ortioens
Iiaeb mob IN SiremIsoeIfs. 5 bette
Stpfte flyer pafOr anberieu: Den
loren. Rirte" bIsU buunet, o9 leg tom
meo; msn msb 6snlpu til 9mierunt'
m%isiousu. iOm jag bapbe uirfet | fbeu
1878. par Der instn Drug for mig =
Der par fnIofGnbis lausbeb. fOm ON
jes iIst lite baubs paret til. Ba1tor
aiIbiis bIeU uonaunt til 9misruntpraf.
Denns ubtaIsIie sr misuilenbs.
9aur bet bebber: Den loren.
airfe" bIeD banust Os jss qaffOr gn.
berien) Tom msb, ba maa bet bemar.
tes, at YuftOr GHbsrisn { 0 m lite meb,
men par mso. Gan bar en- uf be fsrlte,
IOm bsSpnbte at nrbsibe for Den loren.
Rirtes" DanneIis, os BON git OOsr |
ben ueb oeus StiftsIie.
,poiior aiIefs bleD ubnaut til @mi.
sraHtpraf" Sa; bet siOrbs ban.
Dog maa ri minbes, at bet par lite
vDsn loren. Rife, Der ubnaUnts bom.
5un bIeu uniat | grOOfIpn | 5oriom-
msrsn 1896, aoffiuise Waansbsr for
vDen loren. Rirte bIsu bannet.
Den loren. airte@ baube insen
Bru9 for paftor u. | gmigrantmisiios
men, forbi ben iOrbolbt fig taus ousr
for bam | ben Gag. Denne ubtaIsIfe
9iuer bet noIsenoe af at Den loren.
Rirts" gar Dsb fin Tausbsb ufiat paftor
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WARD COUNTY,
NORD DAKOTA.

$50 DANTE bar tasei eenb I benne
aoIoni, uoual9t at 8irteiamfuneets
aomite, os af bisfe bar aletsbs 800 DO.
lat fig Der. 6nbnu bauss Der gobt
eanb mar Siationef.
Der tiItrGnges banIte Dorretninas.
menb / gpsn gombeas | SsttIementet.
giui9e @rturfioner meb q~anbleeers.
unoer gebeIie al NeIon 60 on,
$500" Barens bdnlfe Gmisrationss
agent, OfsnOr fra minneapolis (U2iIs
pautse Depot Onsbusen ben IA.
Worts, 9irsoos ben 20. Narts, Onss
bag ben 2s. Warts % Onsbas ben 4.
aurit 81. $40 on. MOrsenen.
9i9eIebes baUss prQrieIanb | Rinnss
iOta os DatOia, % biaiat StouIanb
! WiseOnfin Os Ri6isan paa 5000
Ssrnbenen. 9aue Je~rnbqnspriier.
StriD eftsr eunbtort Os iaubrsrsbe 5ors
tIOrinser til
d.. w. CASSEDAY,
Land and Industrial Agent 800" Ry,
Minneapolis, MINI.
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st lille SpgDr neo Pat.
Ser. Sitergaaro.

J nRirteIis Samlsr" for 20. Warts
bar paf. Oitsr9aaro to9et fat paa
mig, forbi ies / v1aniteren" bapbe an:
tst ouer, at ban / va. SamIer" baUbe
9iuet bet l%loieeuee af Ut Zen ounite
Rirte@ ftuIoe bare mango Here Rom.
munitantsr (9ltusaiter) sno Den for'
eneoe airte". Os / AnIeenin9 af, at
ieg bauos beultiaet TIL Rane / port
5amfuno at fremtomme msb nsiastie
0pIpsning ON Samfauosts 5tprreIie,
BAR a~itersourb ist fig bsipist til of ub.
brpbs. .Dlen ueb Bait. gsberisn bu
lite IeIU Rsbs osrpau? 9uor fan BET
oa pare min YIist at pibs ost2"
9ertiI bar ie9 at iuare. neb / bet en-.
tsIts, %ansnasnos be beftemte Cal, bar
ie9 lite Rsbe pna bet, tan lite baus bet;
men ies usb iaa msset ON bet, at ies er
tIar ouer, at Oitersuarbs 5remfiuins
os @atnins / yR. Samler@ par falit,
og ies trOr osiaa, at ban ieIu sr at
iamme Weuins. Ss nnar ban iau
iporger, buOronn bet tan pare bans
gIi9t at pioe bet, mar ieg lite uso bet,
iaa piI ie9 bertil iuare, at ies bar lite
siust mig Of meb at boIoe yRunbtaI"
ouer be 10 omtaIte Samfunb, men BET
bar C%tersuarb. 90 enbper, iom ira:
Der onentlist op os uil bel9re andre ON
ben SIags Ting, bar Diit ben gIisi
ferit isIu at gore fig neiagtis bstsnoi
msb Su9erns; snten bet, euer OsiOa
bOloe fig biemme meo fine 9pIpsninser.
8ette sr iaa alt. bDab ieg eniter at
ise ON ben Gag. WRen uaar jes for
rige @nng tOs I'll Srbe inob Otter.
9aaro, iaa Dor bet sne os aIene forbi
ies ipntes, at ban par peb at flaa fig til
,6ibber" pua Den f%oreneos Rirts"s
g%etOftning. Os iIise LING CT lite iOr
aObe at pautuIe, Os iss msnsr Ogiaa, be
ber paataIes, Os bet ,ntsn be tOmmst
fra Rinsiteb / Soma, easr be ubeuur fro
nO9et unoet 9Oueofuatter.
;. 4eberfsn,
g5uftou, z. Dat.
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Iru Rirke ne 9knlr.

90 Stor 0 ar bar pGs
ret paa en- Reiie | Spo Nmerita for at
unoerisse 6Orbolos usbrersubs Sss
manbsmisfOnen. qaa geien til gisp
9orf, bUOr ban nu opboIbsr fig, Ops
bOIot ban fig en- 3 Tigers 1io / 9uuana
/ famine Djemeb.
Wartburg gernsbiem at
v@snerol Council" mobtog f~orri9e2lar
@ousr til ct Bsleb al ousr s23, 900,
mebeus llOsifterns beIpb fig til minore
sub sI3 900.
Oct britifteO 9 ubsnGanbfte
gibeGfeItab bar taset Stribt til
al fOripus be fan9nt 9Osre msb gibIer
bet bOaaHlte Spros.
gnu Spanitns Budget for
aorst 1900 sr opfsrt II Riaionsr til
OpbOlO at grafter, Run,e Os ROnnsr
os fun 3 Wiaioner till OffeutIise SfO-
Isr % uniDerfteter. = 5nist TIMBER, at
eonoet ct ~nsoiuutet lluibenbeb Os 5uts
tiSoom.
PaftOr 8 oil nj ueb Dor 5rsliers
Renisbeb", &acine. bar paa @runb af
nebbrubt SeIbreO Opiast fin @sruins
Der.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-28

pOs @uria iusbs: Tain siaI Op.
bsier 9erren; os min auub frposr fig
Sub, min JreIier; tbi Gan BAR iet til
fin 9isnsrinbss Riusbso.
Tbi is, nu bersfter ftuus aus SIog.
ter prize mig IaIis; tbi ban, ben RGs.
tiss, bar siort fore Ting imOb mig, oq
bans Roun er beuist; Os bans gurm'
bisrtisbeb uursr ira SIa9t til sIaei
OUsr benz. iOm BAN frpste" Cue. |.
AGO..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-28

eipst benne en- @npe. Oct inmleee
geleb ubs Or nu. S63.5 so.
9i bar ieuot en- Tile 9espnbslissbielf
ueo Ill gnteu = os, ioa mart ri bsrsl
fra bsnbe, ptI bet til nh inbtomn, BE:
!eb hI,re afienht.
Seinu baaber ri at tunue give b
mango 8snusr, bun bar uunbst fig, lib
Undertaking ON, paa buiIteu Wlaaoe,
8engsne oil bl;ue anpenbte. Wers berou
%lenere.
@apeIifttn uiI finhes pua Sibe s.
8ibras mOota9ss enbna.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-28
5OfrDiie.

Der mpIrer mig op at RuIee
De uaa9nenoe Spirer imaa
era ale be Orb, Der Tube
Com Sab / min 9ierteDraa.
2bi tutter iss big, min Rrife,
SOm ImeItenoe SouDs gap,
De lite ben Cob ffuloe frifts
ut frpies / ginteSraU.
Oa tommsr for uetslenoe 0inbt
De Bigger msb duf Os Resn,
Os munseIuno SOIeu bIiuoe:
De UaOer bog tsrteoe Gsn.
Ebi latter isg Dig, min Rrile,
Com 9imIens Sluisr brso,
De Spirer 81 Yatit ftuIOe mite
geb ibeIig @leoes @Iso.
S9 rofer be piIoeue yeire,
Gaa Spirer brpbes ueb Ro5
- Dog uoen en- Strto insen Seile;
Beb Ramp faas m%oubsIig Uaob.
Obi tafter leg big, min &riffe,
Com fnatter 81 5ruOte Gin,
UT barbe os barge ou pioffe
De'Spirer til loDenbe 2iu.
90 finger ben arss Gisaes
Meb Spnbe. SGben fig bib,
Os laar fit ll8rRs berinbe,
gubssS Gben bog tueler bans Rib.
Ebi tatter ies big, min &rife,
Com onbt bar til gaabs usnot.
DC Spirer ei tose mob Cite;
6ans fnle Gerb bleu srfenet.
Oct latter ab SommerIioe
fpabeIis, Spirer imaa!
Til 6eitsns Marfer bIir buibe,
Mob Solen J ratfs Ser faa.
Obi bsbsr jes big. min Rrifte,
Som bpbsr til 9sit uOsaa:
Sab itte paa Nnabs BET brittle
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