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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-02
Siette Kdpitel.

IRE Wiaansosr pare iorlsbns foen aon9en % 0ron.
ningen bare Dragne til S6perin. Oct par en- folb Otto
hefnat. 5 an n1srt, TnoDer gene aloiteret 9octum BET
@alenbergite FAB en- bsj. psniterenoe U1unt 6alp opreiif
/ en- Tort Gigtiite, iom tjente BAN til Seno. qaa gsns
itdmlen beo bans SiDe brRnote en- 2ampe meO ct ZINE.
glas og ct 0eoningebopeo. 5an baObe ct frpgteligt uOtas
ret 4niigt meb entelte fore, fat ~tongelige 8r9f; men ben
itsrite Del al aniigtet bar itjult al BET graaiprangte, balr
reblige StGg, ION fltreoe fig ursot ON be imuofige Sim
Der. Gn flor, f%orreDen Giitercienferfdppe, bpis boioe Gurpe
lite mere bar %tenoelig, fjulte ben neDerite Del at bans
%t9mpeitore, i%tinomdgre Qeeeme. 5oropen par ban negen
til 9Gltet; bans 9Rpg Og be bsje Sfulore bare ~bsbQftebe
rneo blooige Striber, os en- tnubret psnitentieiOsbe bans
bejre 5adno rsbeoe 4aridgen bertil. Denne a~noerfulos
SelDplaser bar giip 9albemar. Iom Deo fine ftrenqe gobss
epelier bette alofer aaereOe bar fommen fort An foi
9elligbeo og M meo famine Soer attransbe oenne 2gre
Iom ban fsr 5igeoe efter Oerbstig Mdgt Og gersmmelie.
9an fpntes ben natligs G~nfombeo at oare PLACE
al iOere Anf9gtelier; ban IirreOe OilOt ben auften oo
log aors for fig. Big fra mig, 5riferl" mumleo
ban ,tonmer bu MI igen meb bin ~foroente arone
oine Dolte og bin Gift9 big fra mig ener bsi big I StsDei
og fnel, ier ou lite, leg er en- beuig Wlanb2 Ger bu lite,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-02

On forOemt etreg!" Iagoe 8ongsn 9agen eftsr
% aft. r%ejfeflaot, men ct aa6ent greD 6aanoen, frem og
tilbage / 0ronningens Gemaf .8erfOr bapOe ban iaas
ban 6aft meo at faa Qe6nsbrebet uofeoet % faa Orion
til jeg Telp orager 9eoing. Gubsoeol en- Zig 0umoris
figbe0 bar jg lite bort gage til iioen 6iitorien men
RibOer 5olfeien % Song Soerters 9atter. 90 6pao er
M 6erDeO at gre? Greo gilbert tilgioer BAN bet alori9
/ GpigheO; tommer ban 5iem. riOsr ban aariie8aoro neb
O0sr Oerss 6ODeOer o9 fOrbrer 9Ggteitabtt 9eOet al alereii
Og qaoe."
oStaoe for ben oatre Rigmorl@ - iogOe 8ronningen
= tan be reboes, min aOIe aOuge! Og tan GreO 4lbsri
paa no9en mulig NaaOe forIones"
aDerpaa er life at tante. Dit, 6bao jeg fan gre. er at
labe cem bdpe Jreb iaa lange iom muligt og laoe 9reo Qf
bert bliDe @itlano lao lange Der er nogsn rimelig gruno
BERTH. 6an er mig 64gipsn men qO og Sjal, ben tette
Gilbert; men lea tenOer BAN: ban er INN 3srn og Staal,
naar bet galDer bans 5aoerret og bans bus(ige qnlis.
genoer; bert laber ban bberten aonge eler 9ejf9 blanoe
Fg. WRen tom M, min Bsrengaria! bet bjalper life at
tnnte oerpad. 0u fal MI mart fe bin t9re Quoacia
tgen."
Sat, min 8aloemar!" - Iagbe gerengarid og trpf.
feDe bans 6dano meb 6eftigbeo - ,Du oD life bpor bu
qlaoer mig meb ben Reiie. @el fser jeg mig tart NOT
til at foragte ben la~biinbeoe SOB Og oens ~tdubelige 6ab
ben TtsrTfe Wanos &qrligbeo bar gt0et mig Uloo til
at troofe en- bel 8erDens Mistenbelie; men bet er bog tungi
at fe fg babel. Og jg fsler mig bog mangen Gang, nuar
bu life er mig mar, ret FremmeO og fOrlubt blanbt bisfe
~fienotlige Menneter, Tom misunbe mig bin 3ilio og a9rs
lia6eb og mistDoer bpert Orb og bDer Seine. Den eneite
~tpinbeliee Sjel, ION Der fOrtoD mig Os bite mig 8elDilie,
bar ben Dafre, lunefulOe HigmOr. Qu bar ogiad bun
forIaot mig, og jeg lenges M oObbelt efter min tars, benz
lige auDucia."
SUN bar bin fsrfe ~lln9ooms fortrolige" = fagOe
aonqen ~Deltagenbe - aog bet unorer mig life, bu gerne
bill Re benbs igen; men bet imerter mig bpbt, at Du blanbt
fremmepe MAJ isge ben 5engiDenbeb, man per laoer big
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-02

b,oioe qnionius. baOOs faaet gugt mso Jriiisren fOr eOi9'
% at De M mart iunoe ipn9s bans Sl@'s"'Sl' v '"''
qaaoet til poa hans 9ilte.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-07

1t isa piiiful sigh, to see boys
fourteen and fifteen years of age,
and even Younger, SO drunk that
they can hardly walk, cursing and
fighting, Where do they get their
liquor2 is a question that has been
often asked aud ss often no,
answered. There arc certainly
enough fool men who buy wbiskey
without selling i, la the children.
Something will drop one Of these
days, and the drop will hurt. La
Jara Chronicle.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-07

The efforts of the president aud
Others 10 inaugurHte reciprocity
are not likely to amount to much.
Every protected industry will
fight to have the tariff maintained
on his speciality. A change in
administration is the only one Ia
reach reciprocity and that is not
likely to happen forn number of
Years.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-07
SrcnrrAn, GAcr I.npa,u urging

SECRETARY GAGE Is again urging
congress 10 fund the outstanding
grccnback into interest bearing
bonds in order TO give national
banks the whole control over the
currency of the country. lie also
recommends that national banks bc
relieved from holding government
bonds rs II basis that they bc
allowed TO Issue currency 10 their
full paid up capital.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-07

Within the last three years 30
900 Japanese have been landed at
two Pacific coast ports To work IN
this country So 1t is no wonder
that organized labor IN the west is
as bitterly opposed to the entrance
of Japanese ns Chinese. The Jap
is rs much to be feared rs the
Chinese. The new law should ex
cludc hun also The 10000 .jnpS
are rapidly filling up the whole
northwest They work in the
fisheries. on the railroads, in the
lumber camps and IN some cases
are firing engines, they work
for 81 or $1.lj day Our men
cannot compete with them in this
regard.
Monte Vista should get a move
on itself and erect much needed
town building on its lot on FIRST
Avenue. A council chamber.
police court room, engine house
and public hall are badly needed in
this town.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-07

DENVER needs better fire pro.
lection. The burning of the city
buildings Saturday and another
blg hrc Monday evening by which
the Crokc 4 Thomc Co. sustained Il
loss of $50, 900 to x75.OOO ha.
brought the fact home To the city
authorities that better fire protcc-
ton is demanded.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-07

Since recalling the Presinent's
m"ssae" the trusts breathe easier.
The Morgans, Goulds. Hills and
kockefellers see in the, ton. Of
the message II disposition on the
part OF tue new president to keep
IN line with the political and in.
dus'rial powers tina, now control
the policy Of this government
President Roosevelt will no,
assume TO be bigger man than
his party IA has been feared by
some. He fully realizes that il il
easier to ilost with the tide than
paddle up the current
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-07


What makes the investigation of
the water resources Of the country,
which the U. ). Geological Survey
!. carrying on, Of importance Is
the fact that great area, amount.
Ing Ia two.thirds Of the western
half of the country. has ~ dry u
climate that water. not land. IL the
vitality important thing. Most oi
this vast tract Is now arid. aud "a
Tn made habIiahlc aud fruitful
must receive tho moisture from,
the streams which Il does not ~,
from ram: hence the necessity of
. thorough understanding 81 al
the streams. Il n,tcsl States Geo.
logical Survey.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-07

THs 51ih congi css met in reg
"Iar scssion Monday and organized
bv rc.clccting the officers Of last
congress both houses then I'd.
journed until Tuesday when the
prcstlcnt's message was read.
There has hccn hat little done this
week ~ tho various committees
have not lswn announced. Next
week the business III tho session
will commence In earnest Tho
HOUSE stands los republicans. Isi
icssocrats and $ t'opulists anil
oliver repablscsns.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-07

The balance of trade is IN our
favor and yet gold Is being shipped
TO Europe in five million lots. If
we export more than we import
and get no cash are we not doing a
losing business!
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-07

TUESDAY the price of silver was
the lowest it has been in three
years. In New York silver
dropped to 81 cents per ounce
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-07
QUIrEA CONTRAST.

Weekly illustrates the difference.
between Gould aud government
ownership of railroads:
Vincent Perrin, the w-ll-known
glove man, has just returned Ia
Denver after spending four months
In Europe. II put in n long nm.
in my native country" h. re-
marked. studying .c"nonic.''
Mr. Perrin is n native of Swi,z
erlsnd and speaks in glowing
terms of Swiss rnhrpris. aud
cleanliness. why" he added,
enthusiastically, "the cities of
Switzerland are rs clean Ms water
can make them. Everything is
sanitary
How about the government
owned railroads, t-ambonts, etc o.
"Ah," he replied. Just think
Of going down to the government
transportation offices, located in a
fine government building and put
ting down fifty francs for fifteen
day privilege"
"Fifteen-day privilege. what do
you mean 10y that?'
"Why, you pay fifty francs and
you have right to ride on rail
roads, steamboats,, stages and
everything else the government
owns for that period of time.
Fifty francs did say? | mean
fifty-five. You pay fifty five francs
aud get fifteen.day privilege to
use any means Of transportation
the government owns, and you can
use it M much or ~ little as you
like You are given u ticket with
your photograph on it, and wien
you return the ticket five francs
are given you in return, thereby
making the fifteen-dsy privilege
for fifty francs. Fancy riding
round in America on transporia-
ton Of that kind They conduct
their transportation lines on "a
socisIistic basis.
How about the telegraph and
express companies
"rhey are part Of the posiofIice
SERVICE. he replied" land the ser.
vice is A No l in every particular.
In other words. YOU can get a
package sent in Switzerland, with.
IN the borders Of the nation, n,
decent rates"
Does the government own all
the railroads." We asked.
"Oh no, not yet; but il is grad
ually securing control of them. II
is this way: II corporation
wishes to construct "A railroad the
government gives them n thirty
year lease. They can 90 in and
build the road and make all tn.
money they can under certain
limitations, aud n, the end Of the
thirty years il the people vote to
take over the road, they 10 80 II
the people vote to extend the lease
the corporation is given another
lease Of life"
ut 'ss very smsll country. how
ever, isn't ~"
yes, but it seems to me-" r..
marked Mr.. Perrin. what can he
applied on n small scale can be
made to apply on a larger scale.
II is simply matter Of education
and decency on the part Of the
people. The American people are
the greatest people on earth, but
they can learn much from the
honest methods OF some Of the
older countries, especially my
native country"
Mr.. Perrin enjoyed . very pleas.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1901-09-06
GoRMANisM.

A few years ago. at critical period
in the history Of the Democratic party
Mr. German had The oaance Of a life
time to prove his Democracy. Demo-
cratic principles had prevailed in the
National Election aud Democratic
President sat in the White House.
The great Democratic docirine-free
raw material--wes then being put to
the crucial tost IN Congress. What
did Mr. German dol iio betrayed his
party. lie did it shamnlesssly. ruth
lessly. brazenly, brutally. He bodily
sacrificed his party for the sake of pro-
lection plumber.
President Cleveland justly and sptly
characterized Germans conduct as that
of 'perfdy and dishunor German
inauguarated the Communism n rtli "
He opened the way for the coronation
of the Trust and the environment of
MammoR in onr National halls of legis-
lstion He atultiisd the principles and
paralyzed the energies Of Democracy
At one fell stroke he forfeit Cd the CON
hdencc If the people il Democratic
leaders and policies, and reversed the
eraer Of Providence and the decree Of
destiny And strange as i: may seem,
in the face OF his damaing indictment
be claims 10 be a Democrat.
The original Wilson tariff bill was a
Democratic measure. But Germans
business interests required duty on
coal and iron, aud be held up the
Wilson bill and threatened to defeat it
unless bis demand for duty on coal
and iron was granted. Free coal, free
IRON, free raw material in general, was
Democratic doctrine, but German
worked aud voted against it lie voted
to take the tariff tax off the finished
article, the luxury of the rich, and to
place it on the occupations Of the poor.
And, yet, be poses as the poor mans
friend.
He voted to give the favored few, the
privileged class, the smallest number,
Of which he is one. "the greatest good"
that ought to have gone to "the great
est number honest. hard-pressed
working people Of the country. He thus
the defeated old Democratic doctrine of
free raw material, which had been de-
manded and promised by every Demo-
cratic National Platform from the days
of Jefferson TO ClevelaDd's second term.
The Baltimore Sun iR reviewing
Germans course in this connection
said:
1.-The American people are in the
main, honest and intelligent, and will,
therefore. resent with indignation Mr..
Germans threat. German and his
allies will yet stand in the pillory Of
universal exeereation. The Democratic
party refuses 10 accept the cunning
handiwork Of Gormsn and Brice.
Smoke the rascsls out. is the cry. If
treachry, apostaoy aud political prosti-
tuition are to sin let the traitors apos-
tates and political prostitutes come in
for just retribuiion."
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1901-09-06
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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1901-09-06

On account Of the Thirty fifth An
husl Enoampment OF tho Grand Army
bf the Republic, to be held at Cleveland
phio, September 10 to II. inclusive,
| be Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Yin sell excursion tickets to Cleveland
pom stations on its line, at greatly
'edaced rates.
Tickets viii be sold and good going
september s to u. inclusive; good to
|eturn until September is, inclusive;
|ut by depositing ticket with joint agent
\ Cleveland, prior to noon Of September
Il and the payment Of fifty cents,
sturn limit may be extended to 0cto-
ID s, inclusive.
For specific rates and further infOr-'
8 ltion apply to ticket agents.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1901-09-06

"f' Stops on q conductor agent O signal
information apply 0 Agents.
HUTCHINSON, Manager WOOD Genl Pass Agea
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1901-09-06

Mr.. George Bernard Shaw. in the
Morning Leader of Londos, has ad-
vocated phonetic spelling. Hhc had been
moderate he would have been all right,
but he did not confue himself to spell
ing COW "kow" and cat kat" lie
undertook to spell cOckney dialect after
a system of phonetics, and the result
was that nobody could read ;the article.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1901-09-06

A custom collector IN Arizona has
gotten himself into trouble b. passing
Cinnamon over tue border. He Ike
Nicely cones from Muneie, Indiana II
this thing goes much further scienti-
&c commission viii be appointed to ex-
anime the atmosphere of Mune and
see what is the matter with it,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1901-09-06


The following instructions to voters
have been prepared l.y Attorneys
General Isidor Rayner. as directed by
Article IS. Code of Pablo General
Laws, and amendments thereto:
/. To vote. Enter room. step up
to guard rail. give name aad registered /
res deuce 10 judges Wait until your
name is found upon the is registers
then get ballot from Judge in charge
Of ballots. Soc that be has written
your name and number on the coupon
attached TO the ballot and bis own
name or initials on back Of bahsi itself
2. Upon receiving your ballot,
retire to one Of the booths or conpart-
meuts and prepare you-bsAot by nsrk, .
ing with al indelible pencil after the
name Of ,very person or persons for.
whom you wish 10 vote and to the right
thereof, in tho blank space provided
therefor. cross Tor example (X) and
in case Of question submitted to a.
vote OF the People. by marking ike :.
wise ia tho appropria space
cross marx (X) against the answer
you desire to give. If you Wish TO
vote for some one whose name is notI
p,inted on The Official Ballot you can
write the name Of such person in the
blank space spou the ballot provided
for thai u,,rnoso
3. In narkine the ballot YOU NAV
take with You into the polling place
any wriiicr or printed memorandum or
paper to assist yon in preparing your
ballot EXCEPT fac smile Of the ballot
to be voted You must prepare and
deposit your ballot without undue
delay. Before coming from behind the
curtain in front Of your compartments
you mus, fold your ballot in the same |
way as II was folded when you received
it, so tina, the marks you have made
upon 1t shall, be entirely concealed. i
You iLen hand yorr folded ballot to |
the Judge a, the ballot box. give him
your nome aud registered address, and
wait until he tears off The coupon con-
tanning your name and number. and
strings it. aud deposits your ballot in
the ballot box. You mast then leave /
the rolling socm and cannot again go1
behind .he ruard.,ail during the dav
4 A voter must ,ot go ;n,o ans
eomn,r,.no.t ooc.,;sd bv ano,bo. ~
conversa w,,b s.v o,hsr ro,or whao
enesged in a comn.,,,,ent mora ,h.r
seven minutes If others are wai,;ng
4 Won INNS, no. t.ta .nv bano,
outside ,,o n,arj r.;i II nan ..o;l
a ballo, YOU must deliver the spo;led
hall, ID lie Jndce in cba,oe az tbe
Lulots Ard van con ,oce;ve .oo,ho,
from him To var Sso,, Tusvr RI,
LOTS You Iosy yorR voTv
-. 1.,, ;.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1901-09-06


sEcr1oN1, Re q enacted bg tfis General Assem-
hRoJ Marhdnd, Nhree-tfths of all tho meIh-
beers of the two Houses concurring, } That tho
following section be and the same is hereby
proposed as an amendment 10 the Constitution
Of this State, and II adopted by the legal and
qualified voters thereof as herein provided,
said section shall supersede and stand in the
place and instead Of section four of Article 4
of said Constitution.
SECTION 1. As soon ne may be after the TAX
ing and publishing Of the National Census of
1850, or after the enumeration of the popula-
ton OF this State, under the authority thereof
there shall be nu appOrtionmento of representa-
ton in the House OF Delegates. to be made on
the following basis, TO wit; Each of the SOW
eral counties OF the state, having population
of eighteen thousand souls or less, shall be en-
titled to two delegates; and every county hav-
ing. a population Of over, eighteen thousand
and less than twenty eight thousand souls.
shall be entitled TO three delegates; and every
county having a population of twenty-eight
thousand and less than forty thousand souls,
shall be entitled to four delegates; and every
county having population OF forty thousand
and less than fifty-tlve Thousand souls, shall he
entitled To i've delegatesi- and every county
having population of tfty-fvee thousand
souls and upwards, shall be entitled to six dele-
gates and no norei and each Of the four lcgis-
lative districts Of the City OF Baltimore shall
be entitled TO the number Of delegatestO which
the largest county shall or may be entitled
under the aforeg0ing apportionment, and tho
General Assembly shall have the power 10 pro-
vide I, by law. from time 20 time for altering
legislative districts OF the City OF baltimore. 50
as TO make them as near as may ne OF equal
population hut said district shall always con-
sist of contiguous territory.
SEC. 2. Aad be u further enacted by the 1a-
tsoritH df0rss1id That the said foregoing Sec
ton hereby proposed as an amendment 10 the
Constitution, shall, ut the next election for
members of tho General Assembly Of this
state, to be held on the Tues s0w next after the
hiet Monday In the InQlters thereof. for. niqe-
fteen hunlrrn urtass, In pursuance OF the d.
Teftioils contained in Article a. of the Constl-
tuition Of this STATE; anu 1T The said electlon
Constitution shalt be BY ballot, and upon each
ballot there shall he written or printed tho
words "For the Constitutional Amendment,
as tho voter shall elect, and Immediately aftef
the said election due returns shall be made TO
the Governor of the vote Tor and against saie
proposed amendment. IS directed by tho SAID
Article "a, Of the Constitution.
n Apurovod Aprll = 1900,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1901-09-06
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