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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-16
8ii!Oppernc OF
Snore=M isliOn.

Der sr blspen oFenliggjort TO lam
men6qngenbe 4ttitbftsr. iom peotoms
mer be 5 9ifpers Grtlaring / gar
boereiagen".
0prinbelig par Der nemlig at flere
!6unorebe 9agmrno blanot Snbrez
Misiions 8enner bleoen uuoerftreben
en- Grflqring, hpori Der uotaltes Be
orepelIe ODER giiperues GrtlRring.
9enns 2Ggmanosertl9ring ifuloe
babe Daret oHenliggjort, men pda ct
Msoe / Qalborg blep bet beitemt, at
ben, inoleoet meo en- ,9enDenbelie"
til 8ifperne ON zen 9sbegsrelie for
oeres Sitting til Spsrgsmaulet Om
ben eDige 5ortabelie" inoienot pripat
til gifperne. Og giifop Rsrbams
npe Bog mao betrugtes iom ct Sbdr
pad ben fdmlebe ,@rflering" og
v6~enbenbelie"
Den iibite lnber idalebes:
paa 5oranlebning df nogle jpfite
Qqgm9no bleD mebfslgenbe grflps
rinq, fom bet bar Santen at ldoe
fremtomme oFentlis, uOienot til I'm
oerifrift I troenbe &reofe | forffedige
Ggns at bort adnb.
Der trenton berbeb Oberpeielier
ON, at bet pilbe bore ri9tigere og
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-16
Gn Con GajrOte Scamp.

Qnaaaenoe 4aItor q. 9ielfens
,8emprtninger" / ~airttlig Samler"
Rr. 5 bill ieg iies: ban ferer en- Don
Quirotes&. Der bar / be Strt~
fer, ban omtaler, ingen 4ntlage bGrst
reiit imoo bet, ban og andre ia Den
oonIfe &irte" bdoe ebet / Weitbroct
eaer Brootlpn. men BET bar baret
frem6olot beri, at bet er 1en / 9ejrtt
at proteItere mob en- 5remgangsmaas
be bos andre, ION man IelD benpttet
iig at, fnoe 9Drber paa andre. man
lite ielb bill bare. pditor Pielien nleo
andre proteftereoe mob, at Zen for.
9irte" anIatte en- Qrbeioer / Bolton.
bpor Der forub par en- grunotoi5It
8irtfombeo; men naar iad gditor
Rielien felO bar arbeioet og inoiatter
andre til at arbejoe, bbor Den for.
airfe" alereoe bar 9irfiombeb /
Sang, iaa faloer bans qroteit mag
teslps til Sorben. On ffal life tate
meo Sten, mar ou ielb bor / ct 0lass
bus" Don auirotes's 2anie er baaz
be MIR Og itpr. s. W. 9unen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-16

9sb Of Stref or Ell g l.
ftefnolb. Gn 9one / aeboing
bebe forleben at ben eienOommelige
Qariag, at bun bleo f~oritrattet for ct
piitefmGlb SUN itoo og banoleoe /
9rugsforeningens BUTT, Oa en- Wiunb
for Spsg ilog Ell OGlOiot Stralo me6
en- Yiit bag benbes apg. Sun 6leD
1eroper Iaa foritrattet, at bun itrdts
fslte ct Sl~bebefnOenbe. ION bog after
ipntes at fortage fig. gau SisnOejeH
Tom bet imiblertib ieen. bun ialot ON
og moatte fsres til fit Siem, 4Oor bun
nogle Elmer efter uf9it oeo 9eOsn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-16

so anqe Sfbebronoe. 2dnbs
mano 9riitian Wangelien / Gngelsbp
er bleben arreitsrst iom mistGnit for
at bape Ituffet SIb paa fin 5aoer
Qsmus Wan9eliens 9us.
Weistanten mob 2ggteparret Bon
fen al @ngelsbn, Der er anbpIot iom
mistentt for at babe foriegt al little
bet 5r. Glauien Oeriteos, tilberenos
0us. iom be b%eboebe, / 8rdno blioer
Ttaoig iterre. 9obien og aone babbe
nsmli9 Ieiet fig en- 9olig Der | 9pen
og aqersoe itafet en- 9el Eager bers
ino.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-16
5anifz9lmerifanif.

8sosfalb. ngamle 9unoers
len" Wiaiam st. @unberien. en- at De
befenbtete oanite / MinniapoliS,
Minn., afgit / Ssnbags peO 0eoen.
Den dfOpbe bar alminoeli9 tenot
oq afbolot runbt ON blanbt oanite /
Qmerifa, bel met / 5elge fin Sitting
Iom 0berietret9r for De lammenilutz
teoe oanIte 8%orenin9er.
6an bar fsot 1886 pod 9renlano,
6bor 5aosren bar Solonibeitprer. men
anerebe iom 2suarig, faberlDs tom
ban til aebenbabn. Ser III ban en-
COB 0pbrogelie co Stolegans. 5ers
tie Gang ban uopanorebe BERTH par /
1856, men al1ereoe 5 Mar efter oenbte
ban tilbage til 9s6euhopn. boor bon
fsrft fit Qnfattelie I OpbageIiespoiiz
tiet. ienere bleo SournaIiit.
1870 benote ban tiIbdge Der i'll
2anoct, tog golig / Minnedpolis DC
pirtebe peo ggtorbiIt 5olteblao,1 iom
Q9ent for Ssnoagsffoles Selitabet CO
arbeioeOe / en- 5orftrin9sforretninJ.
6on bapbe mango Snteresier. %
bar ifrebet IorTeaigt, bt. a. 1870 /
aebenbopn .en PolitimanOs Grin
oringer".
Zen afOebe babbe forlaot ben Iutbs
evits Strife o9 iIuttet fig til 9aptiiters
ne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-16

uDl tan meO fulbt 6ierte gioe
oenne .Opfororing" 9laOs. 90 naDn@
liza biI Ri iuofarpe bet foite aoab frl
pa1or See. Oct er 10 iaa, at BET CT
life aae gibet at tunne uitriDe", men oe
fefe grater tan iittert IfriOe, ON lite
for ale bore Blade, Iaa for ct eIIer to
af BEN. Den. iom tile bar ben iours
naliitiite Gpne. meo bpilten DIT"
pafenlig pnffer fit Stof ItreDet, er mue
ligpis en- uomarfet eqer / bpert Sab
6abil Stribsnt i ben e9enlis opbpg9e=
li9e Retnin9. iom pasIer bebit for d
andre Blade, 6pis Stof life er afbans
gigt % qlatTen lite optaget al De
iuit iteofunone gesioen4eOer.
Dit" aso.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-16

billigste for Pengene, beh0ver Do Itk % modiage den,
og Vi betalor seIV Fragten Daade frem % tilbage.
ON FRI UsDERsOGELBE for at sgtte En-
hyer, der har fsiBds al kobe en- stor "steei Range,
stand til at ~bedomms, hvor meget man kan spare we'd
81 lobe On AZ wore steel Ranges, har VI gjOrt dette
1libud ON fri undersBgelse.
AHGAAEhDE Q fragtprisen vi andrage
til omtFont tlb0 for go Mile, stDrTe og mtndre sfstan
de 4 forhoid dertii. Fragtprisen or meget lille Gam
menliRnet med den store PriHbesparelse paa OWEN
Vor KataloR sendfr frit.
SOLICIT dere Steel Ranges flor end allie de
andre Handlende ~tilsammen. Grnnden dertil er, at vi
ssigsr DEN BEDsTE RANGE, der er tilsalgs iMinnsas
polls, som Tusinder VII beytdne, der brnger dem, %
vi ssIRer dem biiligfre end andre fOrlaDger for miBdfe
code Ovne. Disne Ranges err like nOget nyt E1pefl
meDt med %, { a VI har soIgt dem I over 10 Aar, og de
at wore KUNDEH, der hhr benyttet dem laDgst. foseI
dem NEST VI vii garanters dem bakde hvad Arbeide
skikeiss og Form anRaar; hvis den AXE eY fuidt nd
tilfrsdssttilende vii vi tage den tiibsge og returnsre
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-16

Com tioligere meboeit sr forbenD.
8icetonful glougb bsb / Ssatile,
@afb. 9egra0elien foregit fra en-
norit airte meo booeoiagelig engeIife
Geremonier. 5 benne Qnleoning ops
forbreoe en- Snoienoer / oMuib. 90
ten" De oanife / 9pen til at arbeioe
ben til Spferelien at en- oauit aitte
paa Steoet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-16
4qe bore 4bonnenter onmooes ON
at 6anole efter fglgenbe Silbuo:

4ae bore Qbonnenter onmooes ON
at banole efter felgenoe 5ilbuo:
0per Qbonnent itaffer
.9ft." m q bo unen
i'll $3.50 = og tno enoer q a
fun $1.O0 til os.
QltIaa - / 8etragtning at. at
r0f.4 ubsn q%risfor6eielie uotommer
2 8ange ugentlig, font pi fun er 7plz
big at Ienoe Den 1 Sang ugentiig -
u ftafer en6ber at DIS 4bonnen,
ter os minoit 1 QarszAbonnent
q SnoIeno fun $1.O0 Il Stepet for
$3.50 for bDer iaaoan nh Qbons
nent.
81 @aa til 8orfs I~trats. iaa fan boer
pinbe mango me inoen |. 4pril.
.0anfferen" er bet eneFe banIfe
8loo i Nmerifa. Der uogaar 2 8anas
ugenIig; aaigepel sr bet biligere enn
ale andre. ut bets Snbbolo er rig
bplbigere, inbrpmmer ale fornuftige
Mennsifer.
Def er Iaalebes let at fare DIT"
Mbonnenter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-16

at ffribe til De andre Samfunosblabc.
Der er mulignis range andre / eis
Ter uben for Sumfunoet, ION ian
ifrtpe til 8Iaoene, END iuit 9raiterne
o. NtisiionGrerHe; men oenne 9pfprz
bring er rettet / brooerlig Garli9beO
I9rlig til oi5ie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-16

BET f~orie9tes at benpenoe fig fsrit til
De fem 8%iitopper, Jon / S~irteraaeet
bar unoerItrepet ben / yOliuiiterialz
tioenoe" at 16oe Qooembsr meooelie
llotalelie.
gaa ct Wteoe, Tom / ben QuIeonin1
er aibolOt / 4aIbOrg, blep Der Gnigs
6eo ON, forinoen Gtflaringen frelnz
tommer oFentlig. at rette fplgenbe
6enbenoelie til 9eres 6piGrbarbiQz
6eb. iom til andre fire gi1topper. ibet
oi baaber, at @rtlGringens OHentlies
gerelie berpeo tan blipe oberheoig.
Som itrafs peO 5remtomften al
8iitoppernes llbtaIelie formoOet, bar
BET pit fig. at ben bar faaet ben ~itgrite
9etDoning runot ON / port 9ano.
Der er fremtommet 9ionesbDrb Der
ON / 0ogspresien, men Di bar far
lig erfdret Del peb priodte Samtaler
Wtdno % Wano ineiem. liotaleiien
CT bleoen % blibsr ioritaaet iadleoes.
at Den at mango. ION berert at SUBS
Orb uoen at pile omDenoe iig III
BAN. CT bleben benpttet iom en- Sob
tenoelIe at Deres ulpit BERTH. Iom ON
man oog tunoe bIioe freIit tilIibit,
ogIaa uoen 0mbenoelie % 9ro poa
Dor 6erre Sefus Sirius iom Sbne
oeres eneite 5relIer. 50 Ri pioe, at
ubefeiteoe WlenneIter er blsoet urcs
lige CO uiitre / oeres Sitting beb ben.
9i tror, at bette Tribes en- Mliss
forioaeiie af SiItopprtaes libiaieiIe,
ION lite bar npgen 6jemmel /, bpuo
De bar piaet iige.
Men Oi fan life unbIaoe at gsre
0erss 6eiarp9roig6so opmertiom
pad. at llotalelfen er afattet Iaaleoes.
at Den giper Muligbeo for Misfors
%ftaaeIie, oa at ogiua hi ielO er / 5pioG
ON bens rette 6o%ritaaelie. iaoleoes
iom bette bar funoet uotrpt / ben
oeolagte Grtl9ring.
Stulbe bi haze llret / bor 6ormez
Ming. at giifopperne CT snig meo os
l. 5bab Der CT fremiat, beoer Ri for
airtens % Wenig6eocns Stplb, at
man life bill isge at ifjule en- uobers
ensitemmelie, iom gaar f0r opbt, iii
at BEN tan itiuIes.
8i gIGoer os ooer. at bet triiteli9e
qib / bort 9ano bar Ct iaa afqiort
tirteli9t prag. og oi eniier og beber
ON at tunne bepare et 9oot % reoes
ligt 5orboIo til 6oltetirtens giitops
per og 9r9iter, men Sano6eoen %
Dor 6srre Seiu 8riiti Orb er os bet
fsrite.
9i beOsr 6erfor / 2erbsoig6eO bore
8iitopper ON, iau mart bet MATTE
pore muIigt. / en- oHentlig lotalsIe
at gipe en- 3epsgerelie for oeres StiIs
ling til SpergsmaaIet ON ben epige
| 5ortabeIie, ION tan blibe en- 9eileoz
ming for be uiifre, ct 5roens 9ione5s
bnro % et Samlingsm9rts, Der
iunoe binbre, at Mistpipl % Split
telie breoer ii9 % Hammer - madite
Tor LANCE 3ioer airtens itore
J9aesarbejoer.
g. 6~ebeQnarb, Z. Basic.
Gaaraeer. Ssnoer lie. ga eleoneb.
9. D. aO6, ernf a~iarsgaaro,
Sr. mso., Il ~ bmaao 3 ltsbun.
Qubbig Often, 6pren Weler,
o els bum. y III g..
qnoers Britt. g. Quno,
Siraroloee pa re. ebg.
u. Senfen. 81. g. Gbrifteniea.
Stotslsibr. 5iloerido. Iotslep.
9. gorner, R. 80. @intel,
aam hsrbelre, Qmt i%sirioet r.
Giilehrup. Reben9aUM.
unbertriperne er ole belteno.e
W9nb; ben fsigenoe DGrtlaring"
%faIt6olot, at Orbet ON ben epige
5ortabslis bersr life til be ountle
Steber / Gtriften.
Da giftop Rerbdm / 5ororbet III
fin Beg bersrer osnne y6enDenoelie"
og gGrtlGring", bar man ment DIT
r~etteit at ofenlig gere BET bsle.
YaOe Geo % bans SGgc.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-16

SEND IKE PEs0E, hvis De boz
linden 1900 Mic fra Minneapolis.
Send os dstte Advertisement, oR VI
vii sendo Dem den "Stecl Range.
De MATTE ysige, som Fragt, o. o.
D., med Ret I'll at unders0go den
paa nsarmeete TFagtdepot, oR hVis
be finder, at den er fuldstandig III.
fredbstillende, netop som Rnsivet,
den viduBdsrliR te Ware for Pen
gene, Eaa god som Itans es al den
dobbelte Pris, bFtal dA JefnbB Bebe.
tJenten vor epecielle Pfis og fragt
prisen. Hvis DE hRr noRet at I'd
sAtte paa den, eliaT hvia De ike nm
DIR At dHu Hr dan Emukknafn ~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-16

gtaar yq eue 5enUenoet il9 I'll ltolt, De-
orerterer 9laeet. sllten lor al tebe 9os oem
eaer for at taa CpipSnn8er ON BET aperts'
rebe beoes be nlilo omiale al De iaa
Advertisements oelle SLAB Get Uil DIT.
til oeniiols gtgtte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-16

qaItor Sict / @atIonpine, Gal,
unoer ben odnife airte" refer hien
til 9anmart / bette 6oraar. 9an pil
ta9e itaoig Gpbolb oerbjemme.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-16

Ct lille Sernbdneubel o.
5orleben Senbag oa BET sllers iad
ftittelige 3og mellem gojens og 9us
oerslep bar paa 9ejen melem n9pnte
Stationer, blep Maltinen pluoielia
ft9big. SlotanaIerne | aeblen par
bleDen utGtte, fua 9unbet itrsmmese
neb / SlOsn. Deb 9ammeleD Station
matte Der gsres 6OlOt fuu l9nge.
til Der antom en- Moitine fra goiens.
Tom Ioa brugte 9oset inb til !0aoers-
leb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-16

) 5eIge Yll9eblobet" er 6r. OitO
@eitihe, Tom inbebar en- iterre 5re=
forretning / Ranoers, paa Rejie Der /
9dnoet for at ftuoere ameritanits
6anbeIsfor6olo. 9r. @sbide agter
efter I'm 6iemfomit at oprette en- ltor
en- gros 5reforretning / &sbenbapn;
ban er Sen at afosbe gantoiretter
q. / aanoers.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-16

5unbsn ON pleiemober.
Sos en- Manb / 9enner 1T forlebsn
Dag 9unOen 5Dalpe iamtibig meo,
at Soen fl @riie. Da imiolertio ct
por at @riIene bar n9r beb bnteligt
at omtomme of &ulbe. bleD be lugt
inb til 6unben, bbor be fit en- BARN
Wobtngelfe Oeo at be bleb bieoe og
barneoe imoo &ulbe og aft anbet
Onbe; og ba fenere be fmda Sriiss
bsrn bleb tusne fra pIejemoberen,
Ifete bette life uben flor Gorbitrelie
os proteft fra bennes Sioe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-16

: "a. .qacifc Sfanb." bettoo bans
Te GsmGnb meo 2Gre / Reonin9 At
Wenneftelib BED rRio be Soneiros"
5orlis uo for San 5%ranciscO. Gil
bet .Sequoia" Der feres at ben oonlie
aaptain @eorg Bintel pasier.oe
ulpttesfebet lige efter ulntten. 6an
loo en- gaao, fert at Stprmanb QreI
geterien, iatte uo. o9 bet lptteoes
Oenne at reooe % 9ineIere fra ben
oisfe Dgo - en- 0aab. Der lpier liot
op / ben u5pg9elige Sag, og Dor min
oes blanot be andre 9eoningsforieg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-16

sy1 Ssno efter prebenummer al
,Eanffersn".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-16
,Sanitefen"

bliuer ienSt til Subitribenter. inOtt uofrpl'
telle 0pnselie mootages Al uo9Ios'ne % a
gplD er betalt, GUereue tieameIle meo &c
9oreaebe Siaters 8oitloue.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-16

Glettriciteten. s 9rodaer
bar Ell Bar Q9ringsorioenbe anftafet
fig eleftromptorer. @aaleees bar
Slagter 6anIsn begbnbt at aneenos
ben elsitriife araft paa en- aeobottes
moitine m. m. Weaer Wartus So
cobien bar uIerebe / l9ngere 3ib bait
en- Wotor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-16
S0noerjyllane.

Ct Sfoleffog. gilsbGt Go
ls bar barst blanbt Dem. fom bar faas
ct ct 5lag Itantet at Den tpite Sore
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-16

On SD9spleiefOrening &.
s Qpbel % 0nbbsl Sogne agter man
al oprette en- Sbgeplejeforening. 6t
besan9daenoe oil bliOe afholot
/ oenne WiaaneD.
Washington sentinel., 1901-02-16

provoke war with Persia; hasten her
decay; penetrate to the Persian Gu 4;
Teestablish the ancient trade of the
Levant, and advance upon India" The
founder OF modern Russia looked no
further than the Indies, but the horizon
has since extended. With that steady,
relentless determination which has
terrified the nations of Asia. this policy
has been pursued through difficulty,
opposition and obstruction till the end
is now in sight, In the last quarter OF
the century the progress has been liteI-
ally at railroad speed. The conversion
OF the Caspian into a Russian lake, and
the subjugation of Central Asia, have
laid Persia open all along her northern
frontier. The Transcaspian railway has
cast its arms about her borders, and ths
gsTrisors along the line from Kiz,
r rvat to Khushk stand readv n replace
diplomatic dominance bV military occu
patton whenever the occasion arises.
That the occasion will arise whenever
Russia requires it is not prophecy but
a commonplace Everything has been
careiu lY prepared. Russian trace,
sedulously iOstered, has surveyed and
opened the roads of advance, and hn'
nish' at each step reason or a pretext
for fresh interference. Russian offict RS
command the most disciplined section
Of the Persian army, and Russian diplO
macy. backed by irresistible force, has
transcribed, it might almost be said has
excluded, all other influence in the
Persian Court.
Washington sentinel., 1901-02-16
snap supslar a snnm.

"A strenuous effort Is being made to
bring TO the support of Mr.. HannR's
pet measure of subsidizing ostensibly
our entire merchant marine, although
In reality only a small portion of It,
that sentiment IN favor of protective
tariff laws which has so long swayed
our governmental policy. But it is
not alone among the ranks Of those
who are opposed to high tariffs or who
advocate their abolition entirely that
opposition to ship subsidies exists, for
even among the stanchest protection
lists there are many who fail to see
why a steamship company should
be paid by the government for run
ming a ship any more than individ-
uals should be paid for building houses
or raising wheat The whole argument
in favor of protection is assumedly
based on the idea that the fostering of
certain classes of industries will stimu-
late the development of others, and it
is quite possible to design ship subsidy
schemes which will, ostensibly at least,
work on this theory.
In order to do this, however, 1t is
scarcely necessary to point out that
whatever bonus there may be must be
earned by increasing the facilities for
carrying goods and passengers, prefer
ably the former, In the largest quanti-
ties possible. . Yet in the face of this
the measure now pending in the senate
offers no inducement TO the carriers to
cater to increased trade, for 1t is so
drawn that the subsidy which vessels
would earn Is practically Irrespective
of the cargoes that they carry. As the
minority report again points out, "ad-
mitting that the public may gain some
thing by the voyage Of ship which
carries out full cargo OF American
products, no one will claim that the
public gains anything If the ship car
ries no cargo" Yet it is exactly this
contingency for which the bill artfully
provides. Not content with carefully
safeguarding the interests Of the favor
ed corporations I'm whose special behalf
IL has been prepared against a loss Of
all their subsidy in case they should by
bad luck fail to have a response made
by shippers to such facilities as they
may offer, In effect it insures them
against any loss of subsidy, no matter
how total may be the absence of de-
mand for these facilities, which de-
mand alone could be an adequate pub
lie excuse for assisting the vessel lines.
Little wonder then that so many
stanch Republican protectionists should
repudiate the effort to make this piece
of legislative favoritism the first fruits
of an election won by a maTshallng Of
the hosts in support of sound currency.
Washington sentinel., 1901-02-16
Ilaly's Problem.
Rsvi 10 of the Week

The great problem of Itay today,
according to Signor Ferraris, IS TO
secure the victory OF her institutions
over the forct $ Of d. content A great
step IN this direction will, we believe,
have been achieved when the Italian
Govern m mt succeeds in effectlng some
sort OF r. Concilia ION with the Church
Il is mainly due TO this unior unats
struggle between Church and State.
th7t Ito quote the words OF a rec,n nj
lta tan written "the political unity has
not produced the moral unity OF the
nalion," The subveTsive forces and
elements Of disorder gain ever fresh
power from the dts .strous dissensons
between the Quirinal and the Vatican.
and 1t is only too probable that a small
section OF the Clerical party would wei.
come any alliance that offered them a
chance OF overturning the existing
order OF things. But signs are not
wanting that the new reign may witness
this reconciliation. at last in part. In
spite OF some deDlorabIe wrangling over
the body OF the late King, a large and
influential section OF the clergy--includ
Ing prelates of the rank OF the arch
bishops OF Genoa and OF Naples--was
emphatic in the prompt expression Of
their loyalty and devotion to Ilaly and
their sympathy With the monarchy.
Washington sentinel., 1901-02-16

How much truth is IN the letter
may be inferred from the violent
efforts made to keep it out OF the
Record They failed to prevent its
publication and knowledge OF its
contents is now general. II dis
grace be brought to the door of
Mr.. Heath, Mr.. Sulzer is not to
blame, although he assumes every
responsibility for making the letter
public. II Mr.. Heath and the K E.
publican National Committee had
not dipped so deeply in the mire
OF csIumny and prevarication in
their attempt to smirch the charac-
ter of an honorable political oppo-
nent, they would have been spared
this ignominy.
Washington sentinel., 1901-02-16
The Eud Has { ONE.
OEt1ook.

That we are appro aching the e. d OF
the boomin commercial prosperity that
began 10 1896 IS. we fear, scarcely open
20 doubt. II is true that the Board OF
Trade Labor Summary for 1000 contains
this sentence, 1.-The Jear 1000 was one
OF rising wages" but any sai aii>iAc ion II
may generate is quickly dispelled by
closer perusal A rise OF wage> does
not precede, but follows. a burst OF
commercial activity, and na,uraliy
fingers after it. But, at anI rate, the
rise is, 1t not confined to one ind hstry,
greatest In It. In the words Of the report
the advances IN the coal mining indus
try were almost entirely responsible for
the great increase during 1000 " The
wages OF pitmen, taking an average of
the whole country, were over 50 per
cent above the 'standa,d d " Il We
compare the state of employment in
December, 1900, W, th December, 500,
we shall find a decline in nearly every.
thing except minirR. Ne
seemed to have touched the highest
point oil prosperity IN 1899. and he tide
is now very decidedly on the ebb. Il S
a fact to take note of, as both politically
and socially there is as much oIffrren~t
between England depress- d and Eng
land prosperous, as there ever was be-
tween Philip drunk and Philip sober
For one thing, it means a general int n
sihcation OF life, wherein the old battles
between capital and labor, between the
hares and the hounds, between Conser
vatlve and Radical take new lite. For
some years past parties have drlied
lszily along, the assailants appearing to
have no energy tor attack. or the de
fendan.s to Withstand them The
tendency to gTum BILE or rebel against the
established order Of things IS ever slight
in the hour OF prosperity; It is adversely
that tells where the shoe pinches.
Washington sentinel., 1901-02-16
Ru, sian Progress In Asia.
Saturday Ret isw.

The establishment Of a Russian gov.
ernment with commanding naval base
10 Northern China Will inevitably give
a fresh importance to her position and
aims in Persia. In the Northern Pacific
she has reached the open sea, and is
we'll on her way to absorb the Hlnter-
land. The full exploitation OF these
remote Eastern provinces cannot be
sufficiently secured by the long land
lines through the Inclement regions OF
Northern Asia. The next step mus be
to develop a sea borne trade and protect
it by strong naval squadron. Once
firmly established at the eastern extrem
itY, Russia will next REQUIRE a position
nearer home which will shorten the sea
journey, or at least protect the route
which her ships must follow between
the Black and Yellow Seas. Such a
position is to be found In the Persian
Gulf. and nowhere else: she will now
seek 20 secure il Il is no new idea.
Towards this end the policy OF Russia
has been working not for years or
dc cades but for centuries The so called
VIII of Peter the Great expresses il
suecinctly; Lose no opportunity to
Washington sentinel., 1901-02-16

The business men Of the country
have at last taken alarm at some Of
the statements made in favor of the
subsidy bill. One OF these statements
is that the amount paid by the carriage
Of foreign mails should be deducted
from the amount of the subsidy when
the expense Is being considered. In
other words, 1t has been plainly inti-
mated by Senator Frye and others that
these subsidized ships are to carry all
the foreign mails OF the United States.
In examining into the records of the
American ships which will draw sub
sidy the business men discover that IL
these ships carry the mails the mails
to Europe and from Europe will be de-
layed from two to three days. To have
these ships carry the foreign mails In
stead OF having them carried as they
are now by the fast foreign companies.
would result In the loss of many mill
Hons OF dollars to American importers
and exporters. This feature OF the snb-
sidy bill has brought forth a good many
very vigorous protests