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high and is eighteen inches across Its
half foot of depth is a maze of wheels
pulleys and levers 1t does wonderful
things To the unScientific beholder il is
little short of miraculous. There is a
little crank in the lower left-hGad side
and by a simple turn of that crank the
machine will give the answer to a problem
involving nineteen separate calculations
and the work is done without any more
mental effort on the part of the operator
than is inv olved in counting up to nine.
The problems II works out are the enor-
mously complicated calculations of tidal
variations.
How 1t Works.
In the year 1903 some ship will be in the
harbOr of Karachi, India, at the head of
the Arabian sea. Suppose the ship arrives
at $50 in the morning on the first day of
October. The captain of the ship will have
a printed table in his pilot house. and in
that table he will read that at that par
ucular hour of that particular day of that
particular year there is seven feet of tide
in the bay. BY referring to a chart show
Ing the depth OF the bay, normally, he will
know just how much water there IS for his
vessel. The calculation by which II Is pos
sible to predict seven feet Of tide at that
place and time was made by the United
States governments machine on the 18th
day Of May last In the city of Washington,
on New Jersey avenue, IN the red-brick
building next to the former residence OF
the famous Ben jamin Butler The machine
owned by the British government is the
only other one by which the calculation
could have been done; but on account of
the enormous volume Of such work to be
done the two governments try to divide the
territory so 1t Is safe to say the American
ejaculation will be the one used In this in
stance
1t would be quite futile to attempt any
detailed explanation Of the principle mech
anism or process OF the tide-predicting ma
chine. II can only be said that no year Is
like any previous year in the time of the
ebb and flow OF the tides; and yet, by TAX
ing due account of the relative place Of
the sun. moon and earth, and figuring
where. in their respective orbits each will
be at the moment forecasted, 1t is possible
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-06-15

en- the purpose and the arm of the re-
former.
SUBSTITUTES FOR THE SALOON. By Ray
G"nd calhns An Investigation made for the
G. feabdy E Esn the L. Geaa and
William NJ. Sloane, subcommittee on Sulsti-
an Co. wsshngton Wm
Sons.
The committee Of fifty is a body of volun-
teer sociologists, organized in 1893 to in
vestigate the liquor problem, not to work
toward any specific end such as total pro-
hlbitfon or local option, but to secure the
greatest possible mass of facts and stats
tics and to deduce from them the most re-
liable conclusions as to the best methods
of coping with the evil. Two volumes have
already been issued, bearing respectively
upon the legislative and economic aspects.
The present volume deals with the practi-
cal phase of the saloon in its relation to
Its victims. The saloon Is therefore con-
sidered in the main as the poor mans
club and effort is made to ascertain
what success has been achieved in various
centers of population toward providing
places for the poor working classes which
Will afford entertainment and Sociability
and yet not degrade and impoverish. such
as lunch rooms, coffee houses, social clubs
athletic associations, settlements, reading
rooms, gymnasiums, etc.
THE PUPPET CROWN; Novel. By Harold Nc
Grath, Illustrated, Indianapolis: The Bowen
Merrill Company.
1t Is impossible not to detect the inf1u-
ence of Anthony Hope In such novels as
this, based upon the troubles Of a modern
monarchy into which an adventure-loving
Englishman or American trespasses, with
the almost certain result of falling in love
more or less hopeessly with a royal hero
inc. 1.-The Puppet Crown" Is not unworthily
to be compared thus, for 1t is one of the
sprightliest of these books. 1t has it's i'm
probable phases, as has every romance built
upon fictitious modern history, if the con-
Trajectory term may be permitted, but it
has Its vivid transformations, it's exciting
episodes and it's moments of intense dra-
matte possibility for good or evil.
JACK RAYMoNDi a Novel. BY E. L. voypich,
Lppincott Co. Washington: VIM. Ballantyne
HENRY B0URIAND; or, The Passing OF the Cav
alier BY Albert Elmer Hancock New York:
The Macmillan Company. Washington: Bren-
Candaee Wheeler. Decorations by Dora Wheel
er Keith. Boston: Houghton Mifiin & Co.
George Gssing: New York: Henry Holt L Co.
Washington: VIM. Ballantyne & Sons.
EUpHRosYNE AND HER GOLDEN BOOK;
Stone & co.
HOME THOUGHTS; Essays. BY CO New York:
A. s. Barnes & Co. Washington VIM. Ballan-
tyne & Sons.
THE HEAVENLY TWINS. BY Sarah Grand, au-
thor Of ''Ideala,' etc. New York: Street &
Smith.
THEY THAT TOOK THE SWORD; a Novel. By,
Nathaniel Stephenson. New York: John Lane.
EZRA GAME; Novel BY Joseph STARTS. Chi
cago: Herbert s. Stone Il Co.
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Cash of the Ancfents,

From the Cornhill Magazine.
The little brass cash, the Chinese coins,
are the lineal descendants, in unbroken or
der, of the bronze ak of remote celestial
ancestors. From the regular Ratchet to the
modern coin one can trace distinct, II
somewhat broken, succession, 30 that it is
impossible to say where the one leaves off
and the other begins. Here is how this
curious pedigree first worked itself out: In
early times, before coin was invented, bar
ter was usually conducted between pro-
Queer and consumer with metal fmpie-
ments, as it still Is In Central Africa at the
present day.
At first the Chinese In that uneophisti-
Gated age were content to use real hatch
cts for this commercial purpose but after
a time, with the profound mercantile In
stinct OF their race, 1t occurred to some
of them that when q man wanted half a
hatchet's worth Of goods he might as well
pay for them with half a Ratchet. Still, as
It would be pity to spoil a good working
implement by cutting it In two. the worthy
All Sin ingeniously compromised the mat
ter by making thin hatchets of the usual
size and shape. but far too slender for
practical usage. By 80 doing he invented
coin, and, what is more, he invented 1t far
earlier than the claimants to that proud
distinction, the Lydians whose electrum
staters were first struck in the seventh
century, B, G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-06-15

Pleasures of Amateur Gardening.
From the Chicago Tribune
William, I wish you would go and weed
out the flower bed"
William went and inspected It.
Then he returned
1t would be simpler job, Marie" he
said, ITO flower out the weed bed"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-06-15

Nervous lady passenger Ito deck hand)-
Have you ever seen any worse weather
than this, Mister Sailor7'
Deck hand-"Take q word from an old
salt, mum; the weather's never very bad
while there's any females on deck a-makin'
henquiries about it."-Fun.
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A Rising Scale,

From the Philadelphia Press
TEST never saw any girl so ambitious
as that Chicago heiress. She had her
choice of German baron, French count
and an English duke"
Jess-"So she took the duke eh?"
Tess-"No, she took the baron. but she
mas arranged to marry the count next and
then the duke "A0
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Wad.

From the Detroit Journal
with u.s." explained the Scot, .'wad
means would!'
l did not fail to observe that here was
the opportunity to animadvert keenly, not
to say wittily, upon the great and grow
ing power of wealth in my own country
With u.s." I rejoined, therefore, ''wad
means might"
We parted at this, but I set detectives to
shadow him, and they reported to me that
three and one-half hours later he smiled
family.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-06-15
Love Finds the Way.

From Life.
Laura-"Her father cast her off without
q penny when she married without his con-
sent"
C1aire-"How did they manager
love letters"
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A Natural Inference,

A Natural Inference.
From the Brooklyn Eagle.
Miss Bertwhistle (automobiling)-"I hear
the very latest dance is called 'The Auto
mobile
Duspap-"Umm; suppose 1t is a sort of
"'break-down."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-06-15

SuSpIcIOn.
From the Detroit Journal
Ahe guerdon of a nickel!' implored the
man.
when asked him II he purposed spend-
ing the nickel for liquor he replied that he
did but something In his manner led me
to suspect his sincerity
90 not believe you1' cried I. sternly.
you would use 1t to send your wife to the
sea shore! Begone!'
his crestfallen look as he skunk awav
lelt me In no doubt as to the subst antiaI
correctness of my suspicious.
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piled, and the rest is purely mechanical
a little switch, which reverses the gearing
converts the multiplying machine into a
dividing machine.
Practically all the adding in the govern
ment coast survey work is done by ma
chimes. Where the column contains three
quarters OF a million figures, as frequently
happens In the tide computations the saw
ing In mental effort is very considera Bile
The adding machine is no longer a novelty
to the public. The cash register, which il
one OF Its notifications, has familiarized
1t to all. and there Is now hardly a hanL
which does not use one or more
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-06-15
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

CHINA AND THE ALLIES. By A. Henry Say-
age Lander. author. Of In the Forbidden
Land etc. With Illustrations and Maps by
the author. Two volumes. New York: Charles
Seribners Sons. Washington: VIM. Baiian-
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thor OF Iramp1ng With Tramps'' etc New
Woodward & Lothrop.
Josiah Flynt" may not be his real name.
or may be only part of his real name, but
II STANDS, at any rate, for a parsonage
whom the New York police officials very
frankly dislike. They would gladly Law
hands upon this man, who has told so
many unpalatable truths and has 80
shrewdly analysed "the world of graft ;,
of which they are generally believed to
be an important part In this book Flvnt
tells Of his investigations through the me-
dunn of the members of the Under World
into the grating process" by which ia
meant the whole bread scheme of theft and
illegal practice. The, CRATER may be q
political boss, mayor, q chief Of police.
warden of penitentiary. a municipal
contractor, a member Of the town council.
legislator, judge. or merely a profes-
sional criminal. "Grafters'' are OF two
general classes-'mugged," or those whose
Photographic ais i hang in the galleries OF
whose photographs do not so hang, but
should. Mr.. Flynt compares conditions as
to graft" in Chicago, New York and Bos-
ton. He finds the 1rst-named an honest
city," that is. wide open and governed by
gang" intent upon keeping faith with
the classes by virtue of whose votes 1t is
in office. New York Is dishonest city In
the eyes OF the mugged grafterS' in that
it is wide open as long as Tammany dares
to keep It SO. and that the machine may
at any time turn on its friends of the I'm
der World and make scapegoats Of them.
much grating going On there. even In
spite Of occasional successful reborn
waves. Mr.. Tynt's general comments are
not wholly reassuring to the citizen who
believes IN popular municipal government,
but the fact that he has been courageous
enough to expose the methods of the VI
cious system of official corruption in itself
encourages the hope that 1t may strength
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-10
Nf1eriRa.
3olofrigcn.

@aIbington. Suli 8. - gn M, pig
tia Rotsuopetsling angaaenoe 3olocn
bar funoet Steo mellem Ruslanb %
be 5orensoe Stdter.
Den rusiifte 6inansminiiter De
gBitte bar foreiIaaet, at Ruslano Dil
opbape Solben paa ale De american
ite 2trtitler, iom M fortoloes iioen
Guttertoloens gegpnoelie. Com 81
tingelle forlanger anslano. at De 5or-
eneoe Stater Suffer Spergsmooi.i
ffal Denbe tiIbage til ben 9amle 10
rifitatus.
SefretGr Sage bar imiolertib modt=
let inare 8uslano, at ban intet tunoe
asre. oa Sutteripsrgsmaalet alt bpis
Ter paa Raaoet, oq iaaleoes life tan
9nores df ben uosbenbe Wiagt.
Zen rusiilte Wiiniiters 5orilag sr
st oirefte Refnltot al SetretGr 9a9s
gote for 2 Tiger iioen.
Z ben Qote efterpiite 6an, al 9ans
bets Sitting operfor petroleum ga
oeu lille par M, ej bsllsr bapbe no9.n
syorbinoelie meo Sutteripsrgsma1s
let.
8 De Dittes Rote gbres Der ba Sell
Ter ingsn 6ent1oningsr til petrolez
umipsrgsmaolet.
Den fremboloer fun 2nitet ON, dt
penbe tilbage iii ben Stltus QUO, ber
berifeoe inben De 6orenete Stater fo-
retoq tit bsgpnbenoe Striot oberiot
Ruslano.
De garer. Tom pilbe bare faaet lei
tet 5oloen fra Ruslaubs Sibe. bar
SGrns og Staalpdrer. Motorer, D..
ndmosr, Sbmaiiiner 0. a. lign.
eftsr bet afgiOne Spar bill 8uslant
fslpfslgsIig itte inolaoe iig paa ngi
5orbanOIinaer ON 3Oloipergsmaal:t
forelsbis.
Sm bet 'pil tGnfs pao Ell pirtel's
3pIotrig, iaar 6remtioen biie.
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Gr oct Put?

Gn nh 9o9 paa SO 0Habii0er af
Den M mart peltenOte 5orfatter,
Poit. %. g. Mabien. 9enne file
8Og er ct Stptte 9olemit, rettet imob
Den nee 9eaig9ereliesretnin9 fra 9en@
gan9sitreoet i Spbenbabn, inbfprt
fra GnglanO. Wien itpnnere og tGr=
ligere POlenit bar ieg aIOrig left.
Ntan mGrter, at 5orfatteren pirteIig
eIiter Dem, ban Itriber imob, og agter
Dem for tare Subs 8prn. 9et er 1t
goOt 8ibrog til at giOe alar6eO /
6eli8ggrefe5laren. Sarlig eet qfz
init, Den an0en Sibe", piier trafs
fenoe, baaoe bOorlebes 8ibelen ia n
bruges. og boorlebes ben bpr brus
ges. Der Itaur ifreOet, men Der
itaar g I a itreoet".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-10
uolano oct.
Nnsl no trucr.

MoffOm, Suli 9. - Den rusIiife
ceneral StObeleff bar uOgiDet en-
9amflet, betitlet aD}uli9beOen at ct
rusiiif 6elttog SnOien."
@eneralen mener, at Ruslanb er
np6t til at angribe Snoien, bDis @n9z
lono life pil op9i0e Iin aggre5iioe 90
litif Gpropa. ausIano fan mart
pare 6erre lige til 6inOu &ui6 Bier
nene. og oa Gn9lonO life ipnes at Oilz
le opgipe fin Mooitunoer Ruslanrs
qlaner operfor galtanbaIppen 0g
Mari6uriet, maa bet tomme Ill
SommenItgb / Snoien.
90 nu. bifer @eneralen / fin Yamz
flet, er Der life langere no9en 8anitez
lig6eo for 8uslanb meb 6enipn til ct
inoiit 6elttog.
Den IeloIitre @eneral mener. at /
minbre enb 10 2lar bill Der blibe OPP
rettet ct ru8iiif inbiit aejieroemme.
Der bringer 450 MiGion2r Menneiter
ino unDer G3aren5 6eriferItap.
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Sanfraoeriet opflarct.

g}ineen, Rebr. Suli 8. - 2tlfreb
Qorlin, 9asIerer for 9dnten / 9ears
neD 60, bar tilitdaet, at ban ielo er
@erningsmanben for bet for 10 0age
fiben anmGlote 3pperi. 0an fortla=
rer 6iitorien Iaalebes. 6or omtreut
et Qtar foen befan0t ban iig penge=
forlegenbeo at en- Ida alDorlig 9lrt. at
ban 9oo sfIer for 6riiteiisn at 6rugc
gantens Penge. 6an baabebe at tun-
ne flare bet brugte geleb benoeb s., 2
900 inben BET aarlige Rs9nitab ituloe
finoe Steb; bet bite lig bog mart at
opre umuligt, og Rorlin begnnote al
brDgge pna Ell plan, Der ituloe reooe
hans aobe Rabn.
6an begrabeoe ben 9enIigt for-
felige Summer al gantens penqe, /
en- nGrliggeuoe Wajsmart, all So
675.
Om 2lftenen git ban iaa neb pad
aontoret, iattc SIo paa 8egnifabss
bsgerne. os tilfoieOe fig ieIo ct SIag
/ 6obebet. 8ernait itprtebe ban I'D
meb globet itremmenbe neb ober 2lns
ii9tet og fortalte ben temmelig ionos
ipnlige 6iitorie, al ban bar bleben
ilaaet neb af ReOere, Der bapos taJ.i
pengene, og efterlaot BAN beoioitles
/ StDntoret.
8et biIte iig beo llnoeriegelien, al
Der bar $4,000 borte.
6iliorien bleb troet, og en- 8elpn-
ming af $1,000 ublobebes for paa9r;s
belien af Sboene.
9reben er imiolertib bleoen BAN
for tung, at bare. og ban an9aO fig
Telb. pengene bleO grabet op og opers
gibet til Gountns s2lutoriteterne.
Siitorien bar Oaft en- ubpre Sps
| ii9t ba Rorlin er en- alminoeli9 afz
bolot Wanb. Sans Sinbstilitano,
iioen 5illtoaelien df 5orbrboelIen bar
bGret iaaban, at man frbgter for bans
5oritanb.
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Wioro.
(sn Sanifer nooOsr eli grninlo
oanoling.

1enper, Golo. - Den 9. Suli bleD
Gnten Dlrs. Bulls, 81 Mar gammel,
mDroei paa en- noget eniom @ei. NOR
peb 9Dgr9nien. pun bar ituttet meo
ct larpt Yaaben, Der bar gaaet gem
nem Siertet. 9enpes 5ieneiteiar!,
ariitian Senien, Der flere 4ar hlr
drbejoet for Ulrs. Bulls, tilitaar zig
ftploig Woroet, ban fortlarer, al ban
msbte benoe og troeoe, at bun batoe
en- gesls. boOrfor ban itpnote fig at
br1be benoe, men bans Yale er ulans
menbangeaoe pg foritprret, og nan
msner, ban er iinosipg.
5nperi bar aabenbart life 4arlog
ill Uloroet. ba ban lite baboe rprt sen
mproeOes penge.
Samtibig iiete et OoerfaIO paa en-
ung pige. Sesiie 9inpert. Gn
Wlanbsperion bo0be Ttahet fig aogaug
qennem ct 8inbue til Bigens aams
mer. 6an bapbe misbanoIet benOe
paa BET frpgteligite og iioen llGbt BEN
be ub @aarben, bpor man foen
fanot benbe paa en- 2titebDnge, tilips
nelabenoe liples. 6un bill bog biit
tonmc ia. Wlistanten rettepes pad
&riitian Senien, ben samIe aones
Morber; men bet oplpites iioen, at ban
a[lerebe bar arreiteret for Ulorb. b1
ben iibitnebnte 6orbrBoelis bIeo be-
9aaet.
Gn 5olte6ob iamleoe fig ubenfor
5an9lIet og truebe meo at lpn3e
Senien, iaa man bar anIet bet for
nsopenbigt at flbtte BAN fra 9enper
til Colorado Spring.
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Tiels, Gier az &oae.

0enne fife 8og er ifreben paa
ipbit, og fan life laIe5 uf oae, men s,
Iom fan, teb ben.
giels er pantro og bar mango 8r6=
ore iblanbt os. 9ier er patt og Wole
en- at De beli9e. S, iOm nu gerne pil
oioe, boorban S fom 6e1ige Wenne>
FER ftal omgdaeS De andre, S fan Iere
noget af MoQe, og naar Der bliper
mango at bans 2ige blanbt os, faa
fuar pi uoget uf bet, Der gpr SnOrez
Misiion itarf Danmart.
9ogen faces Blair for 10 @ts.
81. airtegaorb.
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9armen
oucr bclc &crocn.

8aqen / @aar ben 9. Suli er fore
lpbig Sommerens barmeite, og for
baa6enlig fdar pi life ret mango df
oenne 9armeitnrte.
3 9incoln, 9eb.. bite 5ermometret
LOB; men paa @aoerne git bet belt
op til 107.
ser Blair naaeoe ri Iud bsjt iom
til 1O3 ON 6ftermiooagen; forsDri9t
bar 8armen frngtelig john bele 0a=
aen % 2lftenen meo.
3 2oroHto. 9anIas Gitn bog tun
1884.
Sra burlington, Sd., mnlbes, at
Omegnen bar bait fra 102-108 Gras
Der - oQ Gornet fiber unoer 9armen.
s Dubuque iteg 3ermometret "a
@raoer fra ON Worgenen, bet bite
101.
= IebraTfa beqpnoer &ornmdrte,
ne at fe meotagne I'D. Gntelte Ste.
Der er 5oraarsbbeoen og 9abren fuls=
itqnoig ruineret al be bebe 9InOe. men
en- inarlia 8egn bill reooe bet meits.
WajIen boloer iig ualminoelig goOt.
Gn 3ugmurt 0arbsoen At 9olo=
reoee blep fat 8rdno al en- 3Grft4
maItine oa fulofGnoi9 opbr9not.
Omaha bite @aar 102 Chg
gen, ben bsisite 8ormegrdo iiben 1890.
0atota Gitn. gebr., ilaar bog ae=
ioroen for iaa oiot; Den mBbte op mer
100 Stpg9sn.
Sra aae @egne tlages Ober ben bebe
eoslGg9enbe Senosnbinb.
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I'll DC llnge.

2esnings 8etbbning / ct triiteut
llngbomslib. @t Sorebrag af pait.
s. StopgdarOzYeterIen. As Sttaps
fiber. OgTau bette Strift egner fig
goOt til Oplesning, ferlig ltnss
Oomsmsber, og bet er bel oGrb at eje
iom en- @ejlebning til rigtigt @alg af
GGsning. 0et Tan gpre COB SjeneIte
Oeb 9alg af 8sger til 8Ogiamlinger.
Danish Luth. Publ. House,
Blair, Neb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-10

9il feoe 9amer: Sob life for me-
get, tag M}otion; Ipis life feoe o9 fp5e
Eager. Sgor hurtig at blibe lin 5eb=
me fbit itul man toge Roctp Wlountain
Sea. 8irfer ftrut8 paa 5eotitoFernt.
35 Gents. 9os 2tpoteteren.
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Gn Batter beftjater lin
gl o Der Og flDgter. 6elia 5ernz
ten, Der forlebsn forIDdnot fra It
6jem Omaba er blepen funben /
8enper Solo. 6elia, Der fun er 10 2(dr
gammel buboe iammen meo en- jpbnz
alorenoe @eninoe Iagt BEN Ylan, II
be bper for ii9 itulOe Ie at faa fat paa
iao mango 9enge iom muligt; for
Dem biibe be faa reile til ct BELT fremz
meo Steo og rigtig npoe 2ioet
@eninoen fit bog get9nteIigbeoer,
oa bet tom til Stpttst, og blep bjemz
me; men Gelia itiaI $3.50, Iom benbes
WOoer msjiommelig baboe iammenz
ipdret. fgbte iig oerfor en- @arberobs,
iom bsn fineite Dame tunbe misunne
6enoe, rejite ioa meb 6ele 6erli9beben
til 9enoer, boor bun tog 0pbolo paa
et al De iineite 6oteller, unoer Napnet
WdD Gunner. Politiet fit benbe imip=
lertio opiporet. og itruts oa BUN Ida
9etienten table bun Mooet og tilitoO
greoenee i'm lIette Spfsriel. 6un bleD
arreiteret 9enper og itol fpres I'll
Omaha.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-10

Om 6reliens Scr. Siga,
bbao man bill ON De noget itsjenpe
8aoeprpoitanter, / 6jerninQens Ser
ben 9er be mango @an9e fine cit
betiite airteiamfuno til Stamme.
s Smaba er Der iaalebe5 / Serb
meo al bereoe en- SomnerubfluQt for
Gnterne og oeres gern. 9et er De
Gnter, Der mao baIte % ~ % Itrubbe
for andre 6olt for at unberboloe bez
res ofte Itore 5omilie, o9 be 8srH,
Der bele ben bdrme CONNER igea=
mem maa lege paa BEN gloenoe bro
lagte @ooer tGtbebDggeoe 3enes
mentfOarterer. Dem tager 5relieas
6Gr uo til gamle Sort Omaha, 6oor
De ifal tilbringe 10 0age / abIolut
0bile, ffal bdbe friit 2uft og grenne
3r9r, bbOrimelem er inorettet Slbnz
ger og 9GngetDjer, % ldn9e 8oroe,
bbor COB og rigelig Mob IerOeres.
Om glGtterne Ipbe be bpioe rene
3elte. Der er plao8 til 80 ab San
gen. Sdu1nart bet enc 6olb er f9:z
big, ififtes bet for ct MT, og Idaleb}a
belle Sommeren igennem. 6iotil bar
bet b9ret bbioe Msbre og 8Brn, en
Sang Sommerens 2eb bill gegrele
ogIaa faa en- Snbbpoelle.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-10

Spis De eniter ct ,,lige iaa gobi"
Seq lapsr bet Ielp" = Mibbel, PROB
Iuu en- GfterIisnin9 uf Hottp Mouns
tain 5e. 0et bill eipe Dem ipg cg
bolbe Dem ipg. Spsrs 9lpoteteren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-10
100e glar9.

europa og 5Otbfrt9en.
9onoon, Suli 9. - 5bis Den rusfiite
M}ilitarforfatter Sean be gIocb bar
Ret, bar 2tmerita in9en @runo til at
frD9te en- tommenbe epropaift Sob
frig. Sean De 8lo6 ubtalte / bbert
5alb Der, at De 5orenebe Stdter tunbe,
om De piloe. uObun9re europa; De
5Oreneoe Stater fan alOrig i9ttes fra
i'm 9eitiaing fom ben fore 5orlprgsr
df @bropas 9i0sforn6Denbeoer.
s arigstilfGlbe oilbe amerifanite
&rpOiere mart tunne brin9e Gbropa
til 5ornuft, Oa en- 2tngriber burtig
oilOe foritaa, at ban alOrig tunne an>
gri6e De 5orenebe Stater birette.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-10
SSle

er en- anben line M BOG (36 SiOer)
at famine 5orfatter. 0et er en- 5ors
telling om en- gammel Ssmanbs Oma
benbelIe. Den egner fig rigtig gobt
til Oplasning baaOe bIanbt gumle o5
unoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-10

3obert aasmusien, en- 68 2(ar
gammel Oanfter 9tngels Gamp, GaI.,
besit forleben Selpmorb. QtfOgbe bar
en- af ben life Yps oelitilleoe og melt
aniete 8orgere og baObe lang 3ib
oaret 4gent for Weas, 5argO's Gr=
preIs SO.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-10

2onbon, Gn9lanb, Suli 9. - 9er
6er1er TART garme oper belle 9eiteoro=
pa, fra Spunien til Stdnoinabien.
Der bar Daret talrige SoIitititils
f9lOe paris. og / asbenbapn fores
falbt Der @aar 20 0sosfaIo pal
Gruno al 9armen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-10

6Dis unee Damer ipnes, at Sdar.
GSilipenIer og rebe RGier tager Jig
gobt uo til ct 8rubeilsr og Wlprtes
trans; meset bell menRoctp Mountain
3ea bilbe bribe alt ianbant bort. 80
Gents. 9aa til Qtpoteteren,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-10

@angen og iaa ba 10. iom DIN bun
par OpO. 6lere @ange Dlep bun ops
gibet Iom beb 2sbet II bet Fofte
2lar. 5orleOen Senbag bepimeoe
bun Og lau Iaaleoe8 7 3fper uttn
at OiIe 5egn til 2ip. 9a tom Dotsz
tampen. iom fun bareoe Ell tolt
Stuno. ba aft par for6'. 6ur funbc
uofsre tit 2trbejoe inb imellem be 2tn=
falo, bun bapbe, iom OH iniet feilebe
benoe.