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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-06-25
INFORMATION ASKED
Cubans Want to Know About the
Church Claims

Havana, June 25.-President Palma and
cabinet have decided Ito ask Minister
Quesada to obtain Washington data ex-
planatory of General Woods settlement OF
the church claims, - The Cubans invoke
the Foraker Law and question the right of
any perma1 ent arrangement. The plant
ers' association has petitioned congress to
free all estates from taxation for FIVE
years and all private mortgage loan and
the banking institutions for. fifty years.
A proposition has been presented to con-
gress to grant admittance free OF duty
for the next twenty years of all iron and
material used in the homes of the poorer
classes.
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Stolen base, Mattress; two base hits, Myers,
Beville; sacrifice hits, Hart: Viox, Gear Roth
struck out, by Popp 2, By, Mcdonald u bases
| on balls. by Popp 4, by Mcdonald 8; hit by
pitched ball, Popp 2. Time, 1870. Umpire,
Haskell, !: - :..s.: -. =. : =. =
f Toledo. June .25.-Kleinow won the game
for Toledo yesterday by hitting the ball
over the fence with Coggswell on a base
in the thirteenth inning 1t was battle
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MUSIC At LAKE HARRIET

The Italian band at Lake Harriet: attracts
increasingly large audiences. When the
weather is Indictment both band and audi
ence: are accommodated in the big pavilion.
The programs for tonight and Tomorrow
afternoon follow: 90. - i >->cE.'3
& "WEDNESDAY EVENING. .r.,. {
March, Boulanger'': .:t.......:...:. Desormes
Overture, "orfeo g fenbach
Trumpet Solo, Mon Ver,s'. ~ . = Mattel
-. 'signor Dsrnitris. 80,
fr da0e fHsaap's to the Sun Mssessni
March, DtaWolo Rossi' =. -. Riyela
Waltz, POMONA ............. "aluteulet
- = =. -Signor :setaro: :tt-s:
Selection, ."Lucrezia Borgia =; .Donizetti
l., e.-.-.,.,. Incidental Solos,
THURSDAY MATlNEB: -. r.
March, "Salllte to Venice" .::....::.: CarHni
Overture, "Ilc Guarany" ................ Gomez
Trumpet Solo, Some Day Wellings
Signor Palma.
Selection, La Gran Via" ........... Valverde
March, s.:Fo urth Infantry" ......... Ascolese
Harp SOLO .''.'..i' SerecCeo
- Signor: Setaro.
Ga File du Regiment" ....... Donizetti
n, ~. X Incidental Solos. ;;
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HARVARD Is WINNER

Sons of Eli~Are Defeated in Com
mencement Baseball Game -
Harvard defeated Yale yesterday afternoon
1r the comm encement ball game. at New
Haven, and the defeat greatly dampened the
Yale enthusiasm manifested prior to the game.
Many Of the classes that returned for reunions
mrched arond the diamond headed by brass
bands. = Toward the. close Of the game there
was a desperate rally Of enthusiasm ION the
part OF Yale supporters. but Clarkson's cley-
erness was too much for the Yale batsmen.
Attendance 10000, Score: ~.
Yale ................. % 0121O 49, 9 8
Harvard z............ Il 0 Q 8 2 DO 10
Battertes-Garvan, McKelvey and WinsloW;
CIarkson and Milne. s.- E.@->.::
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There are number of reasons why
velvet" is a number one bottle beer
You can get any number of cases at
Hamm's Brewery where large number.
are bottled every day. .
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On and after June 18th, through trains
with Pullman sleepers will leave Minne-
apolis daily at 1885 p. m. arriving Mar
shalltown $40 a. M, Oskaloosa $40 a. M,
Monmouth sos a. m, Peoria 1870 a. NJ
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silver Cleaned Free.

Bring some furnished silver to Yerxa's
and see it. cleaned with Silver Salt-so
different and so easy-no rubbing-no
acids. It makes water do all the work.
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500 Line Personally Conducted Elk.
!.ss5-cursfon to Detroit, Mich,
and Return

Visiting sault ste. Marie, 10000 Islands
Of Georgian Bay, Sarnia and Detroit. Ten
day trip leaving Minneapolis June 18th.
$4,000, Including all expenses en- route.
best, of !. everything. Ticket Office. 119
South Third street
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3. w. Grove. !.

: This name must appear on every box Of the
genuine Laxative Bromo- Quinine Tablets, the
remedy that cures! cold in one day. rs cents.
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Is your business dull? A good remedy
will be found in advertising it in The
Journals want columns.
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e. w. Grove.
This name must appear on every box OF
the genuine Laxative Bromo- Quinine Tablets,
the remedy that cures cold in one day. %
cents.
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{. TENNIS


Beals c. Wright again triumphed in his
tennis match yesterday in 1.-THE round Robin
tournament now being played on the courts
of the Crescent Athletic club at Bayridge,
l.. l.. defeating W.. j. sClothier, of Harvard,
ga, 3-6, rs. $50
Raymond D. Little beat Clarence Hobart
SO. 2-S, ga.
Calhoun Cragin and Holcombe Ward beat
G.. C. Kelley and E. P. Fisher in the final
round of the men s doubles of the New York
Tennis club tournament on the clubs courts
yesterday by 6-3, SO. 6-s, SO.
The women's national championship lawn
tennis tournament began yesterday on the
grounds of the Philadelphia Cricket club.
All of the champions OF the past five years
are numbered among the entries, which are
largely in excess of any previous tournament
The feature Of yesterdays play was the de-
feat of Miss Maud Banks. the former Phila-
delphia champion by Miss. NJ. E., Winer, OF
Washington. Miss Helen Chapman, the state
champion. easily defeated Miss B. Virginia
Maule. 81 &, ~
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How They Stand.
Where They Play.

Minneapolis. at Louisville.
!. ST. Paul at Indianapolis.
. Milwaukee at Toledo:
Kansas City at Columbus.
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IN THE. SQUARED CIRCLE.

In the contests held last night at the Ma
tioual Sporting Club in London,-in connection
with the coronation sporting tournament,
Frank Erne Of Buffalo defeated ''Jim'' Malo-
ney of England in the seventh round: ~-.l. :
This bout was rather poor exhibition, and
although 1t is said that Erne had taken mat
tiers lightly during his training he had no
difficulty in disposing of Maloney, who, on
several occasions, fell without being struck
and had, to be severely cautioned. Erne did
practically all the scoring and knocked out
his opponent with left on the jaw. 49,. d..
The attendance at the club was rather small
last night, few Americans even icing present
In another fight Tommy Ryan of Chicago
defeated s'sJohnnE'' German of New York in
the third round. These two fighters were in
fine shape y German was seven pounds heav-
ier than Ryan. The: latter soon showed great
er steadiness and! speed than his opponent and
allowed German to do all the rushing. Cor
man got in several stiff jabs, but in the third
round Ryan displayed marked superiority and
landed with his left and right simultaneously
on Gormans head III. ~ '. .,"5
German was dazed and before he could re-
cover he received a. swinging right on the
jugular and was counted out. l.. =
William H. Rothwell (Young .corbett) and
his suite arrived in St. Louis yesterday NOR
ming, in anticipation Of the battle with Dave
Sullivan to take place at West End Club
July 3. .. 49,. 49,
In the Corbett party were Frank Newhouse
the lighters trainer, Johnnie Corbett, his
manager, and c. H. Haughton, president of
the West End Club. Corbett stopped at the
Union station long enough to breakfast, after
which he repaired at once to his training
quarters at Little Crevecoeur lake. where he
will put the finishing touches on his condition
Corbett appears in excellent condition. He
has los: all of the suoerduo,is flesh he car
ried with him on the occasion Of his last APP
pearance in St. Louis.
The details of the match. with the excep-
ton of the referee. and the preliminary, have
! been concluded: The articles call for a
twenty-round fight at 127 pounds, the men. to
weigh In at 8 o'clock. Dave Sullivan will
arrive in the city "Wednesday and will train
at a roadhouse on Clayton road.
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National Standings.
Games To-day.

Western League.
Milwaukee IL, Des, Meines s.,
Kansas City 7,sColorado- Springs :. =.
Denver 2, st, Poseph' !.
Denver ?, st. Joseph /. Is z. :.
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a HT:1 ....::..2 g. 8 Us
Minneapolis .........1 0 O. 0 % O. 0 O. Oh
Left on. bases. Louisville 5, Minneapolis 81;
:two7base hits, Flournoy, Schriever, Lynch !;
sacrifice hits. Cannon. Kerwln; double plays,
Grant and Zalusky, GreNtte, Grant and Ia
husky, Phyle and Grant; stolen bases Ker-
win, Schaub, Cannon, Cancel Grant; struck
out. by Coons l., by Newlin2; kit by pitched
ball. Coons; base on balls, by Coons l, by
Newlin A.; wild pitches, by Newlin /; time of
game, 40. umpire, Ward. ~ .a
st. Paul continues to furnish quite as
much amusement for the teams on the
eastern end Of the circuit as does Mime
apolis: Kelly's men found nothing doing
in the run line yesterday at. Indianapolis
Chestye Southpaw Kellum chortled with
glee every time Lennonites came:.to bat,
and stabbed Intellectually at his foaters.
The Kellyites made three errors, but they
also did few thrilling stunts in the
fielding line, and Chech- had no reason
to complain of poor support. The score:
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American Standings.

~. Games To-day.
Chicago at Detroit.
Boston at Washington.
Philadelphia at Baltimore
: St. Louis at Cleveland.
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Minneapolis & st. Louis and Iowa
Central Railways to Peoria, Mar
ahaIltown and Oskaloosa.
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WITH THE. EQUlNES

The Cedar Rapids June race meeting opened
with bad weather and a slow track. Sum-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-06-25
Another Electric Cum

: That persistent invention, the electric
gun, has just cropped up again. For sew
eral years inventors, have been busy try
ing to utilize electric motive. power to
throw projectiles, but without much prac.
tical success, although from time to time
the press has. contained accounts of the
wonderful things these gums" were cap
able of doing: This time lit is a Nor
swegian, a. professor Birkeland, who
is said to. be working in Berlin
on an electro magnetic cannon that is to
throw projectile >of two tons weight a
distance of ninety miles or more. "a
small model of the gun is said to work
we'll. To undertake task so difficult
one should drink golden grain belt beer
to better resist the mental and physical
strain. Next?
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New York -. :. % 90 o I 90 OIL Is 8
Batteries Ahearn and Hughes Bowerman

At Chicago .GR. H e
Chicago ..............21 600 o0oo-3
Pittsburg .......1 O0-3O 1901 II
ries-Eundgren and. Kahoe; Smith and
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Bases on balls, off Chech Q; struck out, by
Kellum 5, by Chech 81 hit by pitched ball;
Chech, zHeydon; two base hit, Higgins; sac
rifce hits, Kellum, o'Brien. Higgins; double
play, Kelley to Lynch to Kelley; stolen bases,
| Hogriever 2, Shannon l.; left on bases In
dianapolis 6, st. Paul g.. Umpire, Tindill.
Time, 1:45. Attendance, 1,210..
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There are number of reasons why
.''fNelvet" is a number: one bottle beer.
You can get any number of cases: at
Hamm's Brewery where large number
are bottled every day.
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Columbus, June 25.-Columbus could do
nothing with Mcdonald yesterday, while
the visitors punched their. hits in the first
and eighth innings. Both teams tielded
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-06-25

The drawings for the team play for the
.Spalding cup contest will be made to-
night. The drawings for the individual
play in Friday mornings qualifying round
will be made Thursday night, immediate
ly following the annual meeting of the
state golf association.
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The Merriam Park club has sent in the
entries Of W. G. Larkin and DR.. A. Hen
derson for the individual championship.
Bryn Mawr up to date has entered the
names Of G. c.. schroyer, W. A. Lawhead
A. B. Cults, H. McCullum, F. e. Stewart,
Tom Pease and Will Sawyer
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-30

C forIteuige Samfulo. St9rfe, rigt
8irter foler paa no9le faa til at be-
tale, og Men9t:n 6etaler ingen Sing,
eaer Taa liot, at De ilet life feler Get og
. airten life merfer Get. Ntt bette
sro6 oIutqd al. vi bsb6ber mere
50rretning8oroen / 6grelien At bcre
airteafGrer, eqer pgIad 6e6eber ri en-
l1orenie.Is. Mdnge MpnD CO api1=
0sr er pdd en- eqer anOen Waa6e fomz
nen til at tro, at Gbdngeliet er ct
irss4 Gpdngelium, at bet er / i'm fulce
Groen life at betcle nogen Sing %
aQigebel n1oe a1e &irtels @o0er og
aettigbeoer.
Neolemmer at airten pil enoeQiaa
qua ino / 6emmeli9e 5oreninger, bpor
De tan betale 20, ia op til 100 9oq.
ON Qaret; men til airten. ben 6eoite
5orening paa Soroen, pil mango al
Gem ipge at Hippo meb at 6etale iaa
liot iom muligt = eQer Ilet ingea
3in9.
0u ipsrger, bbi5 Sell bet er? 8i
tror, bet er Stpreli lens pg preitens
Sell.
9ir.tte perionlige Metoter mda
bruges. 9eriom en- Manb eqer apins
be itt. betuler nog,t, bbaO Hst bar ban
Ga til at are W.bl.m at 3irfen,
6Ois 8.otomm.no. tr iti1et Iaalebes,
at be fan betale. Slit Dem ub, en-
gerrig er en- ~afguosbbrter og bsr life
bore Weblem at SUBS Meaigbeo.
CAB os f~oritaa, at Get .r en- abIolut
Rsoo.nois6.o, at alt gip.r noget, life
forbi, at el.r5 bill prnfttn boloe BAN
ell.r benbe / Stersiloen, men forbi
Der Itoor / SUBS Orb; 9trr.n elffer
en- glao Gio.r, os be, iom unb.rs
bites / CUBS Orb, ftal bel. olt goot
m.b Dem, Iom Dem unberpiier
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-30
Nirfthnanlcr.
(5rit operiot ira Gn9elit al 81

Der er in9en oi9ti9tre Wadnso /
@arct for D. fleite airter enp 0ec,ms
Der.
9e fleite airters Regn~i tabsadr be-
eDnoer /. Sanuar. December er Ii
ben for en- omiorgsiulo OperpejelI. al
plaaer til Snofamling al prGiitns
2pn, lsbenoe rogiIter o9 andre 6ors
orin9er, itiaeoe til 8irten. Sirfe-
finanier er, enoifsnt Ri leper | eel
tppenoe Mar9unorebe meo bets tort
5remifriot paa n9iten ATE Omraaoer,
enonu ct ponIteligt Spsr9smaal. 9el
moagler Oroen pg Spitem. 9tr CT
no9st gait / Oronin9en al bore Site
finanIer. Set er enten 5olfets, Stp'
relIens eQer Yr9itensSt den oei
er noget gait, naar npgle fda elt1
S1lObelen al WsDlemsantdaet al e
&irte betaler Iau goot lom ale Id
oifter o. b9rer &irtens gproer.
st Iaooant Silfalce er life en- limb.
togelie; men ri foritaar. at BET er nG
ten alminoeligt aae 9egne pg | all
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9agbDger'
Cner
g(llOagtsbD9tr

8i paIfer at 6enleoe 9pmert Iom6es
ben pad y. g. Utaoien5 9asanp1gtsz
bog, fom oincsr mere oq mere uObrez
OelIe 6eroore / Qmerita.
5~orlagqeren me0Oeler, at Der / Oans
mart og 4orge ielges at G. g. WtaOz
Tens !6usanoagt86og 5000 Grplr.
aarlig. Sun fua, ON no9en 9usdnz
Oogt86o9 bar nauet ell iaaOan uObres
belIe paa bet banife Spro9.
9enne BOG fan parmt an6efuIes til
DogIig 293ning / aae friitlige Oanite
6jem berobre / bette tore 2dnO, bopr
mango i9rli9 bill bare lDtfelig coer at
9abe Iaaban en- fer 8o9 / @uIet, ba
Samtpem er mere beibarlig, og mango
at bort tore oanife Soft bor aOIpreote
6lanbt fremmeOe Spite lag, bOOr Der
fun finoe5 ringe 2ejli9Rsb til at fam
les mto 3~roesf9Ier og 2anosm9nb
ON adnbtlige Sing.
Oct iful0e 9t9oe os me9et, ON man
/ &c at bort fore Qdnosmano bill be-
gDnb. bet npe Oar meo al .G1e en-
COB 9usaaoagtsbog.
@i Tan ogida unbefale out4ers fri
It.lise getra9tninger, ION life Itaar
tiIbas. for nogen 9usanbagts6og.
Den itaar n: / bet treble Idrbunz
sr.be ism en- ai be beoite 8tjleoere fer
trcenbe 2ut6trontr., os bill uo.n Spipl
peoblipeast bore en- fer o9 toitbar
Bog, iom ftabig bill pore bsjt mifdttet
al Dem. Der fslser / ben tore HeFors
mutsrs 5OOipor.
Gn fife StattiIte al 9il6. Beet er
Iift..t ogIaa en- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
beg. Dtn er Idmlet fra ben fore Stat
fife, gib.l.n. @itb 8tcts 8sger an
befaler aItis Zig i.to. 0enne Ito
BOG al ben tor. 8og, gibelen. err.
Sanb6eo en- perl.. Der faoes BERT
alt bet, iom Sect i.lo elit.oe bgjeit /
bans fer. 8i6elbog.
vi andre fan n9Ones 8o3ners Stat
tiIte. Yriierne ere:
Mabiens !9ltsonOagtsbpg i Cuttings
bino SLIGO.
Do. / @elTfbinb $3.50.
No. / 9elitbinb meo8ul0i 1it$2.00.
Cutters friitelige 9etragtninger /
S%birtingSbino $1.00.
Do. / Sbirtin9sbinb meb 8ulolnit
$3.50.
8ects, Gn lille Stattiite / goot 8GlIts
bino $2.70.
Go3nes SfattiIte iab6. Goo; !
Do. / 6alo Moroffo 90c;
Do. 6alp Moroffo meo @V
$1.15.
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GsJanmtlbtlit.

.9 II f., sr 5it.l.n pao en- BOG,
fOrlagt at ,,airtelis 5orening for I'M
or. MisIion / 0onmart" - pto q. g.
Mobien.
0enne BOG .r interesIGnt r9 larerig.
Stuff er Selt.I tittelien i 8ogen. SUN
er en- SsOinoe, 0atter al en- rig, an Ell
og b9OerIi9 5amilie / Seruialem.
0.nbes Wooer er en- SBItsr til qauz
ms = ben itore Qpoitel. Mea poa
0runb al pauli OmOenoelie til Sri
I%tenbommen bliper ban ubIteot at i'm
Semitic, pg bans Ndon n9Ones dlorig
i 9ut6s 9jem. 9pg fuur ban en- Sang
at oioe no9et ON i'm Morbrooer al en-
gommef Slapinoe / 9uIet, iom / Iia
5io bar ppret Yauli 8arnepige. &C.
mere enbnu mere at en- gammel Mano,
bl:n meber pao @aben / Seruialem,
iom er = StotmeIteren / 5ilippi.
Gtcto 16.)
Sum blipsr omiioer ompenbt til 8ri=
itenbommen o9 bar ogIad ben @laoe
at opleoe line 9amle 5or9lores Smbenz
belIe - omenb bet ej fer for paa oeres
0sbslcje. Ru bliper bet tunse Oage
for Rutb; bette fer nemlig unber Sc
rufalems geleiring. SUN tiaige meo
i'm eneite 8rober tdges til 5ange at
Homerne. 9e itiGes. Hutb fommer
til Rom, 9bor bun blipsr iolgt iom
6lape til en- rig og fornsm Dame.
2engers ital jes life fremorage Stil>
bringen for lit. at foregribe bet inter
e%siunte peo 6orteai1gen Men ben
blioer l9rerig berpeo, at maj faar ct
fart Snbblif i 0atioens Silitanb og
6or6olb. Oct er en- lepenoe 8eIfribelie
al 5ilItanoen / Sebelanb og iarlig /
sSerulalsm unoer 9elejringen. Gi9elez
bes faar Ri ct Snbblit / bet itore og
meatiee Rom.rrig.8 Gilitanb paa BEN
3io, inrlig / Hom. Slsr. foritelige
4aratterer og ptrIonli9beotr tr9oer
irem paa Scenea og gsr gogen inter
e8Iont - T. @ts. ZEN jsoiite 6iitories
ffriper Soiefus, 4ntoniu 8
4rius 3itus, 8ejierenS Sen, en-
ltor MobfGtnin9 til lin fpiGefuloe o9
aruIomme 8robsr, 9omitian. S9 ielp
ON ri oaar til ben laoere &ldsie, CID
perne, finoe Ri rglaa Ser onli9bsoer,
ON enb ce b.traat.s Iom andre 6usopr
.aer iom ,.WleaneIter uoen SiGle".
Ser far Ri : ras 8. Slapinben Rut6a
6ism, en- at afrita8 ,Sorte"; Der er
Mtrio b, en- Oatter al @bdtternes
Enrite u t f 0 d t meb bet german-
ift Blob / fine Qarer, % life at glemmt
oen tlpge, ineoige og lurenoe SID
b Ii 8 "a mango here; men bette mao
bore not til at antnbe, bpab 8p9en cr
Den er mere enb blot biitoriffe, ben e,
friItelia. Maa fer &riItenoommer
Iom Suroeien. Der gennemtr9n9er al
- liqe fra Slopens 6us til aejierens
Ballads.
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2(Ge mine !0ooeO6uar ere tate, 1rar
SUB oil gioe mig, fan iagen beta9e
mig"
8rtost Tnne5 at 6ape beret lanaer:,
men ON Slatningen oegaf finoes np8et
Gtebs, biofs life.
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st greu
fra Yeoer 6rifcnfelot.

9 Qdret 1916 inoIenbte &sbmaab
RasmusIen paa Cams bette 8reb til
,,G6riIteli3 Sdmler". / bpiIfen Get FIN
Oes opta9et 40. 9ino, 1847, Sibe
8repet er itrsOet fra
M%unt6olm DeO 3ronobjsm / 6erIt=
ningen uf 9aret 1888; bet pibner ON,
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CT goo.
Sc. 8 o =tra=p.

s. s. 8 oitrup.
5or fuloe Sejl at pleie
BET oilne 6ap me0 emit,
meo aa6ent urgoomseie
og 8rpm ON Sip og 2pit,
Def er qoot,
men 6sbre Dog at liable
paa oinfenoe Spit.
Gn 6j%artenstar at finOe,
ct giQeo' og ct Nabn,
Der imDfter Maitens 3inoe
og Infer oper Stapn,
bet er 9oot,
men bebre meb ben lepenoe
at Iamles / Subn.
ut bbgge Zig en- Reoe
meo ben. man 6aber fer,
bet tbttes os bernsoe
Den frpoeligit. Serb,
bet er gobt,
og bebre enO at pinbe
ct Hige meo ct Sp9rb.
9bi prize Ri b. un9e,
iom 2ptte fodr BERTH,
for benz Ri bit Dil Iiun9e
faa len9e, iom De bill.
Oct CT goot,
ON be m.b adb.nt Gre
bill Init. bertil.
Scd fsIses fun / Sporet
bier Dag meb Msooet frit,
pg iaml i.r tsnt ON 9orbet,
bbor q .r nit og bit :
bet er 9oot -
pa IBIS. hbdo bet b9rer,
meb COB Nppetit!
Com @l9ben, bel og 9aanben,
1om Sorosn 6imlens Stat
% r9t bi1anDen 9aanben,
der ndar bet er 9ldtl
Oct er goot,
at bbor ben enc ilipper,
ben anoen tar fat.
pas garmen goot / 6uiet,
men mr. e | mso 0dlm,
tbi gldo % ei 6%eruiet,
BET er Den Ggte Walm;
bet er 9oot,
pg gluten. iom 5 donoe,
tyr ej blipe tpalm.
6olo ej for 3unge 3anoen,
tai I'D fun rent % breot,
og null q til 6i1anoen,
men it9noes better liotl
Oct er 9o0t,
noar bet er libt oo 9angen
og q bli'r for beot.
Gut 9sren for Spettdttel,
for 8reol cg Sroetlo,
men ej for nogen Stdttel,
iom s tan gore fro!
Del er 9oot,
ben Slo fan Durme mango,
TOM NOT er for to.
ga, ban iaa bet for Die,
og BAN. pdo bDem Ri tror,
9i BERTH fun bill fsje
til BAN bet life Orb:
,,@sr bet goot!"
Iao De mau bo / 2p at
fans Raace puu Sorb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-30

v Gonoinulis~ia bans eneite 9aiter, iom
par hos , eoltenooeren.
The Iola register., 1902-03-21
NEW BOOK BY w JBRYAN
"A Sort of Condensation of the Com
mOner Editorials" He Says

New York, March William Jen-
nings Bryan was at the Victoria yes
terday. He left on a late train for
Washington. "My visit to New
York." he said, "was purely bust
ness one. am having a book pub
lished and came to look over the
proofs and see that it is in the shape
want before it finally goes to press.
1t is to be u sort of condensation of
the Commoner, containing the more
important editorials printed during
the last year"
Washington, March 13.-William
Jennings Bryan arrived in Washing
ton today enroute to Harrisburg, Pa.
The fusion members of the Nebraska
delegation in Congress took breakfast
with him and later he visited the capi-
tOl
The Iola register., 1902-03-21
COLONY In TROUBLE.
Appointment of Receiver Asked for
the Socialists Community.

Fort Scott, Kas., March 13.-Free-
dom Labor Exchange colony, the
home of Carl Browne, Frank Cotton
and other Socialists, has been sued
by John Howard, owner of the land on
which the colony is located, who asks
for the appointment Of receiver for
the colony, alleging that its funds are
being squandered. He was not fully
paid, he says, for the forty-acre tract
on which the colony is located. How
ard and other farmers of the vicinity
were members of the colony until Cot
ton and several more radical Social
lists took the leadership of q faction
that has recently controlled. The col
ony has for years done business on
the cooperative plan, using scrip for
money. 1t has operated a sorghum
mill, coal shaft, saw mill and other
enterprises.