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The evening times., 1901-11-23
PAY OF DESERTERS FROM NAVY.
a Ruling on the subject by the
Treasury Department..


The amount due deserter from the
United States Navy at date of desertion, -
assistant Comptroller Mitchell, of the
Treasury, held in a decision rendered yes
terday, IS not necessarily the total
amount Of his credit for pay. but only the
balance due him after making all proper
stCppages against him.
The amount Of an oFerpayment to the
deserter by a paymaster Is a proper stop
page, and the deduction OF that amoanS
should be made before the amount Of the
forfeiture is determined, and passed to
the credit of the naval hospital fund
The decision was made on an appeal of
F. B Rodgers, Paymaster, United States
Navy, from the findings Of the Auditor for
the Nsvy Department. in disalIowing the
sum e 941.2S. amount Of deposit and in
terest enormously credited to W T.
Burns, -eoman fTst-class
Mr. Mitchell directed the auditor to al
low PaymaSter Rodgers credit for the
amount claimed.
The evening times., 1901-11-23
LAW FIRM NOT POSTED.
Addresses a Letter to choke smith
Postmaster -GeneraI.u

THE Hon. Hoke Smith. Postmaster
General, Washington. D. c. was the
suPerseription on letter received at the
Postonice Department yesterday. 4as an
velope bore the letter-head of Terry &.
Williamson, attorneys at law, Edwards
Vile, H.
The fact that Hoke Smith has not beer
in official life since the second term of
President Cleveland, when the Georgian
was Secretary Of the Interior. and moi
Postmaster General, indicates that Ed
wardsville is the Sleepy Hollow Of Illinois.
The evening times., 1901-11-23
MEMORIAL AGAINST CHINESE.
Pacific Coast Delegates Urge Re-en
actment of Exclusion Law.


actment of Exclusion Law.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 23.-The Anti
Chinese Convention yesterday adopted q
strong memorial addressed to Congress
urging the re-enactment of the Chinese
Exclusion law. The memorial briefly re-
views the anti-Chinese legislation, call
ing attention TO the fact that under the
exclusion law the Chinese population Of
California in ten years has shrunk from
-, 600 to 45, eG0
The memorial declares that the Chinese
have invaded factories and displaced over
i,000 skilled white men in San Francisco
while 10,e00 white laborers have been
forced out in the State Continuing, the
memorial says:
The experience Of the South warns US
against unlimited Chinese immigration.
Considered both as race and economic
problem 1t would result in great public
disturbance -
The evening times., 1901-11-23
S5-T5 each.

Girls Heavy Kersey Coats; loose back;
double breasted style, with large storm
collar: turn-baek cuffs finished with fine
stitching: satin lined through0ut--blue
castor. tan. brown and maroon. These
Jackets. being plain and neat. are espe-
cially adapted to the hard usage OF school
wear: sizes J. To- r. and II
The evening times., 1901-11-23
$1,000 each.

Kisses Common sense Walking
Skirts. in heavy doubIe-faced materials
and plain cloths; some are regulation
style with stitching; others have deep
band OF same cloth down seams; fare
bottom finished with rows OF stitching
brown. dark grey and two shades Of blue;
sizes 10 to 16-
Special value, $3-75 each.
Third floor.
The evening times., 1901-11-23
1915 each.

Girls Long Coats, in rich tan and COS
tor kersey; large cape; cut in sailoT-cOI-
lar pattern. with stitched panne velvet
and braid trimmings; high collar with
stitching; turn back cuffs Of stitched
panne velvet; lined and unlinedi sizes 4
and only.
The evening times., 1901-11-23
DROVE FROM CALIFORNIA.
SeptuagenarIan Couples Journey to
Vermont in Prairie Schooner.

BENNINGTON. Vt, Nov. ga strange
vehicle has arrived in East Wells. 1t is
a prairie schooner" and was occupied
by Mr. and Mrs. Seth Perry. each over
seventy years of age, who drove in it
from California.
Mr.. Perry is native of Wells. having
left there over thirty-6ve years ago.
The evening times., 1901-11-23
where Trouble Hegtns.

Mr.. Johnston-s talk on eranks was
shown to Richard Allen. another expert
At the Patent Office. who also is consid-
cred b. the authorities that hold forth at
that institution % be an adept in the
great possibiliti> of the undiscovered.
Mr.. Allen said:
Why there never was a bigger crank
than Mr. Johnston He is a top-notcher
IN this respect. Yes, and you can tell
him So
Mr. Johnston. in reply TO whal ha 5een
=aid of MIN by Mr. Allen remarked:
What, Allen? Allen, really, if The truth
be told. is 4 seven-day wonder in The line
cf 'cranks.' Don't mind what he says
And The expert in inventions walked 10
one side and chuckled deeply.
The evening times., 1901-11-23
Woodward
and
LOthrOp
New YOTk-W Washington PPafiz
Boys
Clothing.

We show all the desirable STYLES. com
prising the best from many manufactur-
ers, consequently we can meet every pos
sible want from the most boyish and fancy
effects for little fellows to the more man
nish styles for older boys who want the
latest smart effects.
We call attention to our splendi assort-
meDt OF
Boys Reciprocity Suits at SIS.
A never-so-ehoice line of our famous
Reciprocity Suits, in fancy mixed cheY-
lots and navy biues-aS usual, strictly all
wool materials only; silk-sewed through
out; pants doubled IN seats and knees
and otherwise REINFORCED in parts liable
to hard wear-without doubt the dressiest
and best-yearing suit that can be OBJ
tanned; sizes to I6.
The evening times., 1901-11-23
Special Value, SO Each.

Oxford Grey OYercOat5. raglan style;
full back full length; yoke back and
front; slash pockets; cuffs; well made
and lined-a splendid serviceabIe coat:
sizes TO 16
Special value, S400 each.
AIl-wooI Frieze Oyercoats: cut extra
full and large: slash pockets; some with
and some without cuffs: sewed with silk
and well made-severaI shades OF grey;
also navy blue; sizes s to Is
Special value, $500 each.
Third floor
The evening times., 1901-11-23
Not a Type for Emulation.

As whole, however. inventors men
tai make-ups can in no way be taken to
represent type Of intellect for mankind
TO emulate; and such CLEANS as escap
from the denseness of their particular
fad5 and follies contain more Ph0sDOres-
ceace than wholesome light
The cheerful idiot, or. TO return TO the
more kindly. more euphonious term the
crank, exists; he has his right 10 be.
But, even when acknowledging his right.
We often wonder why the crop need be SO
large.
'Hovering near and about the realm Of
the crank Of the earth earthly is the airy
crank, who feign would wheel gracefully
through space as bird and dip his wings
IN the aerial fluid; and his kinsma1- pur-
suing an unstable medium. is the crank
who would fiTt and sport as a fsh. and
dive and dwell in the ocean deep.
Mans proper sphere of activity and
function. as fitted by nature, is on earth.
and neither in the heavens above nor il
the waters under the ear.h viii he make
much Of q success. Sooner than be a
bird or q fish he would oe mole, and is
less fearful Of mining into the earth than
of launching out completely in these IN
suitable and dangerous mediums Never
tEeless. the craze for flying wakes faster
and for diving fieTCer' -
The evening times., 1901-11-23
Boys Reciprocity Suits at SIS.
Price as Always, SIS Each.
Three Special Values in
OyerCOatS.

Fine Irish Frieze Raglan Overeoats; all
wool; full back; slash pockets; yoke back
and front; cuffs. well made; sewed with
different shades OF greyi
sizes Z TO Il
The evening times., 1901-11-23
Harmless and PestIferous.

Inventors have been classified as
harmless and pestiferous.' Both classes
are always with Us. The harmless are
amenable TO treatment; the pestiferous
are the busy mans burden.
There is. however, in the pursuit of
such chimeras, ; principle Of truth and
value TO be noted and recognized. Mis-
guided minds mark the verge Of error and
serve all the better to set on toe sound
and true Man has always sough, the i'm
possible. and it seems that the possible
can only De attained IN its fuIIness BY
aiming beyond possibility. Man has. as
well, ever sought the unEuowabIe. the m
thinkable, the mystifying, and the dan
EeTous; and the inventor IS but q nag
nifCation OF these natural tender -ies.
Great wits are sure to madness near al
lied, and once in great while a SOCIAL
ed crank inventor is a man of genius
Speculation ever dangerous in its ex-
trene forms. has a place in all pbiIcso-
phies, and an inventor who has q new
theory OF the cosmos, or who turns q
mathematical axiom inside out. is per-
haGS reaching for the Infinite
The evening times., 1901-11-23
QUEER THINGS TN
PATENT OFFICE.
An Expert Says "GrankS =
Are on the Increase.
HUNDREDSOF USEb bESS SINVENTIONS
"Oiscoverers" of Perpetual Motion
More Numerous Than Ever Be-
fore How Good is Sifted
From the Bad

". R. Johnston. an expert in mechan-
icaI devices Of all sorts, employed at the
Patent Once. speaking of inventors and
their work said: 1T is a we'll
known fact that Washington is TEEN
ing with fancied inventors and inventions.
Those that do not in the flesh meander up
and down its spacious avenues, with ab-
stracted air. have their representative
thoughts neatly fled away in the Patent
Office, or else safely bound between COW
ers ranged in the aIcoves Of the Congress
sional Library. after having been duly
copyrighted and paid for, TO the profit of
Uncle sam
Inventors naturally gavitate in the
greatest numbers TO the mechanical bu-
reaus OF the Government, for, aside from
engineering's vast scope. in no depart
ment of knowledge or field OF activity is
there more promise of immediate practi-
cal application; hence fame and money.
Most inventors are sane, in that they ap-
preciate to the full the Iustre of national
fame ard the value of Government notes.
Perpetual Motion .sCranIss.D
The perpetual motion inventor seems
never to die, and in one form or another
his pleasing if phantom notion is contin-
Uously exploited When perpetual motion
seems to lose, temporarily, its fascination
for the inventors mind It's place is taken
by 4 new form OF energy-some mysteri-
Gus force whose essential nature the dis
cCTeTer' cannot explain. but nevertheless
expects TO be plainly discerned by others
ana universally applied 10 existing me-
chaGisms.
These types, by reason Of the audacity
OF thought are, perhaps, somewhat in
teresting; but there are many, however,
that are plain, and, apart from the ride
ulous pTetensions. have nothing TO offer
that is startling OF novel. generally faith
erIng some commonplace, mechanical
claD-traD
The evening times., 1901-11-23

I am going to Marion. TO preach my
first sermon I am il hopes that it may
result in a call to the pastorate there. -
a wistfuI look. came into his eyes 1t
is a very little place, but my wife
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oaret en- @l9be at ie pad bam, og pa
bar ban, trobs alt. pGret gldO Deb
qibet paa fine 9amle 0oge.
9g MI bi. ga, Der er bel not Dem
iblan6t os, Iom bar foaet ben @aoe
at 6rin9e gobt 6umer meb ps. 6bor
hi tommer. Sangens @aoe ian hi 10
table bet. Sngen Gupe er JON ben.
2taes Dsre itaar os aabne, fra 9u5
til 6us ord9er man. Wten bet CT
oaIaa en- farlig Gdbe. Man glemme.
Ioa let ia felb, meO minbre man 6al
galaiten, Sdmlibet meo @uD / 9gn
nen. Song 0aoiO babbe faaet Gun
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Dten naar MI dlle biSie Rinbere3
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edr ooQ pei 8iooer Ottos Saanoberf
gobt MT. 9Bnnens 6aanopert? Ga
IanOeliQ, bet er ct goot 9%aanooerf.
Get beoite al aae; men 4obOe ban I'm
tunnet bet, od babDe oQIaa ban funs
net for libt. 8i maa baaOe funnc
be6e og arbejoe. bet er BET rette
0aanbborf. Io9 ct Gtiempel. 3ant
pda 4noreas 6uneIpn / Slagtt oeo
Reoal. Oct bilbe bare npttet lioti,
ON De Oanffe bapbe tGmpet uoen
BANS 9gn. men bet Oiloe og7od bare
11tet for liot, ON ban boDoe BEE!
aIe0e. Sans 9en og be 9anIte3
admp / 5orening bar oct, Der braq {
Seiren bjem. 9erfor flyer oglaa bet
9amle Orb: Sra ct labora.." 9eo g
lrbeib! Oct er bet rette 0~oanobQrf.
Oct CT bet, Der tan gore, at Ri alori1
ia lioe Heo. @ib Ri aae tunbe Def
fra @runoen at, oa bar pt I ben beois
5agforeuiu9 i 8er0en.
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uolonoet.
SOcririgen.

qonbon, Darts 10. - Oct al.
les nh for miiftert. al per fires ofgprcns
be llnoerbanolinger meGem Cert
Sithener % General Gouis 8ot6a, re
belle ben engelite QresIc er ItGrtt opll.
gen at, bbab MAI M Ifal are met
9oerne. o8ailD WlaiI" ger ia ri
3alsmano for gu%6etinget &apitgla.
tim ligefom praIioent 2incoln 1sS5
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bore / 99ngben.
Saa Tom ben sniteoe Wteboelelie
at 9otbd bill iege at inbpirte paa Sc
meb aitdener % BEN at benne til
folbte Cir 9lfreo Tilncr, men oqTaa
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neral De Net, 0elorep % Stein. b.
trenoe genitrioiQbsoens 2tdnoer.
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bisfe Snbrsmmeller: men fra 9onooll
forlnber bet. at RsQeringen. iom Itaar
i uofbruot Torbinoelie meb qrpto,
rio 5%orbanolerne. f%Orlanger oubetin
get gapitulation".
Rimeligit at alt er, al @nqlano be
onar en- Sturteitreq. %inorgmmer no3le
9%eiingelier, for nemIig at fvemifbnoe
9othas 0%per9ibeIie. men 6oloer benz
f~elbfelaelia itte.
qf be / 9labene nGnnte @etinoel.
FER Zee. at De Bet uotrptteliq unotd.
aes fra amneiti; ban. 9elten / II
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til lite baboe funnel opodge, bbor 9an
bar bleben at. Wen MI piisr BET ia.
at ban qaar norb poa ! Orange 5ris
f%toten. oe Re rimon" engsiite 9elGts
ninaer / De ipOeitlioe 5rrItatsbper ban
maattet flpgte.
Som ON GnotGnocrne lite Dibfe.
hpem be flnqter for.
Del inbrsmmes MI, at De Qet er
norb for grnnoefort og al beo6oi
benbe Regnbeir bar binoret Re engels
He troopers gebGQeIier.
W9rteli9t, at ben 1enme 3egn Al.
tib tun binbrer G%nglGnberne.
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SaaM artS Sort.

Sisirelie z3x2s lommer. 1rpft
fol liell9e Joruer, ulier tlort Sernbaner.
Spsr, aeblteoer os EIGtter, iomt ale
belpoeli9ere e%anosbper, lterre 8aarbt
% 8lrfer.
1ilienoes paa en- Yapruue portofril
for 10 gts.
Danish Luth. Publ. House,
blair. 9iebr.
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solfios 5slbreb. ct.
q~etersborg, Murts 10. Dep betenote
;{orfotter @rep Seq So!itoi, fom ms
er blspen lift / Ban at ben rusiiite
(ortoboIfe) airis. lieser for Sioen Jar
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Siatsn Chic. Spsn GsIsto,
gYaaa Hn.ut

Stattn Ohio, 9per aslsto. L.
fneas County.
-5ranf J. 0bsntp fD9rgtr. at ban 20 bet ofb 70
Wsoi.m al birmast 4. Z. GbentD A 60, Der briusf
borrt.HiHs open gottbo. ier n9onte Counts on Stat,
o. al famnf 6trrd pi bttais en- Gum af 81 bunortne
Dollars Tor bDtri tntiie Lilfplbs al Raiarrb, Der ttft
tau bslbrsots pte Brngsn al HALLS Catarrh Cure.
brantS Z. Gbtn,h.
Btsblsft for MIC % unbuitrsp.t I min RoruareIft.
ben Ste Bfetmber 1885.
--.T u. %. @Itafon,
l-s Roiartus pubIieus.
Hallis Catarrh Cure taats inbpsnbia oa. pirfsr BIT.
tssis paa Biobsi o. SlimbtnbtrHs l Sylitmti. 6tri,
Httr Dtontsbpro gratis.
4. 7. gbsn.p&Go.. 9sitbs, q.
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HALLS Family Pills CT be btbfs.
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9aeebielp, / Stebet for ipgte be at
heIbrebe ben 9dmle, for bOem fere
Ribben par tnptteoe. peo Bon Do
0aanbspaaleaqeIle. De par nemliq
9opieitter.
@oloemar Riellen i5resno gouns
tn, Gal. bbis Taber I mango 4or bar
5olfetinasmanb for Slagelie / 9nns
mari. er bleben TinbsIDg, % OeG / 6sls
&c g9ien" blipe Ienot til en- Sinoss
fpoeanitalt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-13

Is 2G beften til Gonqen.
2onbon, Warts 10. - Den auitrolite
Saeferer Waurice GDons fra Queens
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maro ben 5rebie en- iiGloen imut
QGoelIen. Den er TO 3ommsr lang
% Il 9omme obb, 8Ggtsn er $50
aarat. 8ens 82roi ~dnfldas til
$250,000. 2pons enfter, at ben itol
inbfattes / aongens Sniisnier for ben
ouitrolfte 6eoeration.
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Zig fng. Ran narer get1mring for

Zig fpa. Ran narer 8et9mrina for
hans Qib.
9oll9nberne og &onge.
blu et. 4mIteroom, Starts 10. -
Drowning Milbelmina ogreo iom ct
Barn" ober ben begejitreoe Mootaaels
ie, Der pleO benoe % Ssrtugs Regenten
til DEL peb beres 6jemDenoen til
9ofet efter g6oebebrebsodgene".
9oaanbI fe Statsmeno ertlerer, at
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tnbttet til Solicit eno 3ilfGlbet er nu
/ 6oaonO, | ben Grob eliter Solicit i'm
Drowning. RatiOnen bar ms for
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5un a0ebte" / Dag ct MT panIers
itib, Der lob at Sta5clen Der, meb
RaDnet a6ertug 6enbrit", % / i'm
3dle u6tdlte bun, at BUN 6ao5e6e,
bette Glib itulbe brinqe benbes Ges
nal 2Gre og 5%poretanbtt 9Dfte.
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ubnqbnefe. 2onbon, Warts
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prafibentpu Ie ct / bile.
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9a9es Qfitemning bar BET liberale
qarti polgt SermaH Rieico til 1T
Yr9Iioentemne imob pebro Moutt.
Senae Fioite bar eee en- iii fine Ben
ner nblig giben 9antet dnmeIot Jig
felo Iom o%uafbaneis" Ganoiout.
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Deroens UYt.

Serum mot gul 5eber. 8io
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bertil, at Or. ge(line5ogbi bar meo
6elo benDttet bet Serum imoo ben
qule f5eber, hbiltet Or. Gulbas fra
8rd5ilisn bar %opfunost. Or. Bel
Iing3agbi bar nemlig DGret belbig /
Merieo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-13

Setter 8it6eGms Goar.
Berlin, Mdrts 10. - &eiIer Wil6elm
li9ger itabig meO bet bdlpe Qnfgt
i%nObunbet. men 5el6reoeITen friber
frem, og '6umeret er Itraalenoe.
I'll aeiierinoen ienote ban fgloens
be Telegram: Der er en-, ION bar
foris9t at berebe mig min Sfeu6eb"
og til 9roOeren, prins Seinri6. ION
bleb talot neo til Berlin for / be for
fte Bar llaer at reprGientere &eiIeren
beo nebpenoige 5Orretnin9er, telegras
fereoe ban: 1Seg fer uo, ION ON iea
li9e par tomnlen fra &ind".
5 Dag holotes Der Gatteguostienes
fer / ale proteitontiIte og t%atoIite
airfer / 9oftano / Qnleonina at. at
Seiieren bar iluppen Iau peI fra ut
tentatet.
pile 5orber bar goOtgjort, at 2trs
beioeren 8eilano lite uoferte often
tatet At politilte @runoe.
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Trit fOr MGnO,
On Yropcfiaif lie fenoes
frii meo Soften I'll
1fle, I ON ifrtprr III oS.

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Or. Green Medical ~isptneary. Dixie bar
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i~irielia. co lea gligc Hioe fer. Niolef er Orlabet ior
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5otnl lieet al Aebeilappelir, &aricocfle, natlile 10
ienllne ler. iabt WAN Dem, unaoomsuolpGorie Ter,
III ian mn helbrete IT, eb 6iemmet
6fnnfm bette " D ei beibroe ale Sna6cmmr "a
Sna9bete lom famine i'm DC n~ltutli.c 6nHiti ners
gam. 8tspfnia let suffer mn ben. tore Wiaqie al
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a beaa oles, % ben tf Brg, efiditc itll lutte Dem |
ztann III az IL. hDpr let bet er at acHOtEbe 6elbren oa
6rait, raar be rite Niolfr %auOenbes. 9il enbDer,
ION ifripfri ie ofs iiit en V Ppe. tmicraeiulbt inh-
laai / eli tnttlt foriea et Matte, iaa Oootngefcn lite
teleoel al Date tor ll~0iIttelie AZ 1iBoei eler Gfs
fenilialenel. S@ierne b,ocs lf,iDe noen Spbolp III:
0R. GREEN MEDICAL DlSPrNS RY.
10 Van Buren, St, CHICAGO, III.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-13

8usfiit ubDanortnQ a.
Moftoip. DARTS II. - Genius Son
toret er forferbet ooer ben iteoIe I'll.
genbe llobanbring at rusfite 9snoer.
5 iaa tore MGngoer Tiger be ooer
til 2itaiien, al man tGuier pod Woos
foranftaltninger. @runoen til ub=
oanoringen mao iege5 I be fore Iibi=
rife Sernbaneaula9, iamt 6aabet ON
Sibiriens alminoelige Optomit og
Ruslanos 6dnoel pao aina.
Der er Tars for, at inore srusf life
Ggne bill blipe nGften aFoIteOe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-13

8fobreb Rsgn. Rom. Rarts
II. Sra fIere Steoer / Stulien mebs
beles ON mGrtelige HegnfaIo. Yta
Sitilien faibt Der noole Gtebtr Bic.
bigreb Hegn; ligeIad / Reapel, oq ~
Der 6imlen bang msrte rFoe eler gals
lioe Stner.
5 Rom falot Der en- tGt Sarorege.
Oct belle 5pnomen fottldres fra, at
Der bbert Mar. men I bsiIt forltea,I
mangbe, feres SonbfDer fra ST.
baras 2rfen uo ober Niiooelfabet
: Mar bar bisTe Stper pGrst ualmIlls
oelig ianofplote.
Ren 5olfeooertrosn bar MI me9et
trablt meo mango glneIier ON Nm
fer, SorOfGlb, arig og peit.
De bDre PasfiOner. 9one
BON. Warts II. S l~lnberbuiet for.
berebfe 6fatmelter Sir 0ictss9 eac1
Weblemmerne pad, at Der mddtte be
piaiqes en- forbsjet GiOiaiiie til aor9
Gbparb ben SBbenbe. a6an bar II
en- Drowning. iagOe Siren; atturoi
Tom naar en- Qrbejoer ertlGrer: je9 er
10 Gift, ielpfelqelig maa ies booe mere /
Qen. Men 9ongeas Pasiioner oms
tnltes life.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-13

geften. aapTtaoen, Wlort5 j..
Peiien Ipreoer iig iteoie / @pen. )
9aa bleD Der %oficielt anmrlot IS TT
3ilf9lbe % 81 andre Yerioner 5lco
iioIereoe lom mistpntte. Der Ell ltet
Here 0pbsfalo. melt blanbt &dfernt
Wieu en- Gentleman" % belle buns
Samilie bleD onoreben / Taa % lit
tet iii peltbuiet. Rogle @propp E
or bgoe.
The Iola register., 1901-11-29

In New York the other day a young
man and haShtul maiden appeared
before the magistrate to be Joined in
holy wedlor5. When questioned by
the magistrate as To the sincerity of
his desiaes the young man said;
1T vas case of lote ad der drsd
dinner. llgo py her house undt poard
nit her fadder. She coog der dinner
undt id vas such a lote y cooging dot
] tall in loIe righdt away alretty."
The matrimonial millennium of
course, is still atar of in the hazy fu-
ture, but here's man who fell in love
with his sweetheart because of her
"lovely cooging." She probably
never heard OF Wagner's "Gotterda.
merung, and wouldn't know Brown
ing sonnet from u haycock. Neither
did she swish the atmosphere with u
brassie on the verdant lac and wear u
red coat. She just bumped right up
against the young mans cardiac
region with her "lofely cooging.n
Perhaps il the example of the New
York lassie became suddenly conta-
gious the crop of spinisters who look
under the bed every night for man"
would grow beautifully less, Chicago
Record Herald.