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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-30

6or Qonbons 81 imin L
ret / Olb gdilep itaar en- 5rn penz
rltoboct, Der par gift meo Ell 5reosz
BONNER / Someriet. 6enoes 4nflaz
ger er Selitabet, Der Tiger at beItptte
9ern MOB @%ruIom6eOer, og 4ntlagen
lr6er pda, at bun pda ben CRU omlte
bar mis6anolet 1T 1n9ite Barn, en- lille
qiae pad 7 Mur, Der fiber al en- ggr=
n%eIDgoom, og Iom Mooeren bar fattet
ct ~unaturligt Rag til. 6oriteGlige @uz
pernanter bar nRret 0ioae til, bbore
leoes bun bar label 6pepIer little
Barnet, anbrdgt 8~r9ncen9loer unner
bets Gl9Der pdd ben rg9ne Sub, label
bet / timepis Itad poa en- Sr9ltub
9arten, label bet lutte, terlte og frple,
Ilauet bet paa aIe Maaoer, enbog gifet
aibetnagten Crore til life at bolbe alt
for fat pad Barnet, od bet ell Sang
IF 2ob til at rioe paa i'm grooers
9onnp, oa Der ingen Stdoe itete, ponl
Rem Sitting br9tteoe tin 9al8".
proce5it III better ben iterIte Sp=
Iigt, og paa bcgge Sioer er De melt
anIeoe 4bootater en9dgerebe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-30

9inefiff Set. qetin9, %.
Dec. Oct amerifanife @eIunotfabs
0amer @enerallieutenuntD1iles meo
5elge BAR / Dag inpiterst til 6rotoit
boS GntetejIerinben al aind. S Dior
gen 9iper ben amerifanif lie MiniIter
Gonger en- Mipbag til 2Gre for en-
3rebs at tineIiIte Gmbeosm97b.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-30
Sra Gbicagu.

GERMAN MoSberg, 7 @ar
a., 1924 Q(beroeen ct, bleb dloorlig
for6renot REQ G~tsploiion at en- life
0ampmaitine, Iom ban bapoe fact til
Sui. 6an bleo brogt til GnglelpOob
Union 6ofpital.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-30

Slice ME- 6amorrhoiocr bar nit Sio
glooe. Gar n9iten bib al Smerte. 9oan's
Ointment belbrebe mig burti9t u9 pari9t,
ha 9e9erne life funoe." s. Z. Gurrtiuen
8aaep Street, Soueerties, 81. y.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-30

Qu9uit 4nberfen, 4003
Nrnour 2be., bleo operfsrt at ct Gate
S]ore 3og peb 4rmour 9pe. % 40tb
ct, % bans bsjre Qrm bleo repet at
ham. 6un bleo bragt til propibent
6oipital.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-30

en- MejeriftfOrenin9 blep
nbIig itiftet pau ct MpOe / Selpea
Sunction, So, for ben centrale Del at
Stcten. Den oalgte geltprelie FAR
9oone, Der lpoer belt bjemliqe; Yr9s
iiOent peter SenIen at GlOora og &C.
tretar $. 6. @rpnbect At SeipelL.
SioitnGbnte er 8%ornbolmer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-30
sra @iscuniim.

Sans quufien, 9uItru % ire
gern / appleton, bleo forleoen fun
bet bepioitloie at aulqas. Naboer1e
logoe M9rte til, at Der peo 10z5ioen
par gdnife title hos pouliens og off
oer6en for at unpsrisge. De Sb9e pil
TONNE fig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-30

Sorbrpftelfe. Rom, %. Dec.
Gn meget 6eftig SorOrpitelie merfeoes
MI / often / Spracuie. Sicilien. Del
efterfulgtes at itarfe unOerjOroiife
Oren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-30

utter Sororpitelie. Ct.
9etersborg, %. Dec. Gn it9rt Soro~
rnIttlic, Der pareoe % Sefunber, mar
febes / Dag / gigit t @uOernementet
3emif.
@eneroIguoernpren At 1urteitdn uo=
taller / en- SnOberetning til @5aren
ON ulbtten / 4noijan, at Fan nGrer
6aab ON, at bet / 9pbet at en- Maa=
neo bill blipe muligt at Ifafe miDler=
tioige 9otaliteter fur 3ropperne og
Gmbeosoutoriteterne / ben goelagte9p.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-30

3ddrer tan %tortlD9tts, oq ION ct
9jeblif efter taller til ms @j1l iom
fra 8unOen at en- Osjlig 8rpm.
Og man fpnes. at bet er Ielpe Stos
pens Sj9l - beane 0rem berneoe /
bet umorteligt glibenoe 9ano.
Gr nan tommen Iaa pibt, ba itaar
MAJ op bber Wor9en for Solen - %
Der er 6orpentningens 4nba9t / ems
9iao.
Spbp 8urs6otel er ct itiGe, gobt
Steo, bbor MAJ tioligt l99ger lit 9os
peo til puoen - og tioligt tager ii1
Worgenorit. Wenneitene Der bar liot
at Stoben og 4oen / Jig. De fors
Ttnrrer life - be er glade, naor mar
fpler ia bel tilmobe. D. logger alt
til Rette, for at man ital tunne bare
bet.
90 beb ne fsrIte unbIesli8e Col
alimt uos ober 6dbet gddr mai meo
Stof % Gtitiebog inb / Stopen.
Sar man panorst Der ben 9anite
5ormiboag - og inoiuget be9ge Ser
bener - iaa gaar man tilbu9e, ipiier,
ringer. lGier lite 4biIer, iperqer life
efter gr:pe - % gddr after til Sfos
zen.
0ette er Sur Metoben peo 2po>
folostio / S9bh.
% man Ipprger fig ielO, 6pab be
Meneiter egentlig tantar pad, Der
refer til l~lolanoet for at iege Spite p9
SEGREGATION.
Ser er aft lagt til Hettc: Ell 9uft
fdo 6ormoniitsbl6o % Iou ltprtenOe
tiQi1e; en- Ratur, Der lprer IN at bltce
treoipe Mar igen; no9le 89rtsfolt,
Der teller for be 05afotreos, nan bar
paa 8dden -. Ser er enooglda
Ell 3,rnsailbs. Man unores Blot oper,
at fer life er en- 9aoitue og Musiage
--- % at Der life er ct Som Or
tium, bu Ger eler8 er fulot oerdf
9anbet runot.
NltIad, ige1 / Stoben.
Site peo fetoe aaen, fun ct Gar
gpsIeituo berfra, ligger en- at bisie
oomle iDbIfe 6erreQaaroe, Iom ipejer
BE reoorad Mure, meo 5aarn % Spin,
nco / BEN blanfe @olo9rop.
8 9. SacobTen tunbe oi9te oens
qcsii. Ign2s Slotts Me[er fan male
bens 9osii.
Sea Ttoo / cen pore 6ape og te9neoe
Riooerborgcn / min Stitie6og.
Oct bar ben iioTts Dag at nit Sps
bolo / Sqbp. Solea par rco Nlorgens
erb bruot poloIomt frem al De bruns
robe StDer. 2iot for polOiomt - pr
meQen moQiIt SLAMS. Oct tunoe
umuli9t 6oloe Mioodg oper.
90 bet holot lite.
Men je9 glemts at bllpe bef1mret.
Mine gertsfolt blep bet uo paa
Gftermiooagen. Seq oiIoe ilet lite
qaa 6iem igen. Seq par bjergta8sn,
ItoOtagcn. seq git, pg ido, og fres,
ca qif - it%irrenbe, inoiugenoe Stos
pens gleoenoe Yragt - i%aoadnoenOe
Ocns fugtige, itarte 6riitIFo, Der pirs
fer Iom Bin, ungoommens Itolte 8rue,
Seg 6srte aBIter. iaa Snner, fsltf
meo aGe Sanier. seq par ung lgen
benne bruno Stoo, bpor llrs6elelien
At Raturens qragt % Mdgt giper
Siaoet zen epige Ma7ooom.
Gaa Tloq 8renene iamren unOer
be fprIte 9inoitpO - Der tom iom III
fra Ell 9orgs8alOer. SoIen trat fig
meo ct isnet Rpt tilbage ira 9tam.
mer ca Qgotag - 9anoipeilets incl
tcOe Cub fit iom en- Star~6inre
orer Fg og Regnen oreO, og be
brogeoe 9labs feg - bui! en- boiros
lenoe Dams - Iom ON be fornsmme,
Iiltetlebte 8rpaoer pluOielig bar
6leDne en- Soarm piltre, %rpo1aarebe
Smaaipie, Der lob Tioa til = pint oOcr
Niart oe OitsiHs '3ces.
Seq ltoo / 2a unccr Ell me9tigf
Era ~ucenTor cen repgraa Riooerbor9
- % tegneOe. O9 Regnen Oreo, p9
be rgb6aareoe S%maopiger FIG ofiteo
Dams. 6oab funoe oenne Borg, benne
qamle 6ugaf Der fortGae - ON en-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-30

8 Maube 9on EN- Co
mers mar 9enpIha bleO ulporlig, maas
ffe liOsfarliq %Iaaret, oeb at benoes
6eIt ls6 Iebit. SUN bleo taItet mob ct
SrG.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-30
Gymnastik oe SN
re- militoere OveIser.

Gymnastik oe ~sN
re- militoere OveIser.
Fakultetet bestaar af
seksten L9rere og Lsrerinder.
Skriv efter Skolens Katalos og Prove
nu1nme af Ansgar ColIesian
Specielle KAISER for Begyndere i de
engelske Fag. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Wishing under Ledelse af Presterne
Harald Jensen og liver Gertsen.
Vinterskolen begyndte a.. December,
men nye E1ever kan b1ive we'd at kom-
me til efter Nytaar.
Hvis De manglcr Pcngc til at fuldfere
Deres Studier, vii Skolen give Hen
stand; hvis De Dor langt fra Hutchinson. vii
Sko1en beta1e en- Del af Re~jsepengene.
EuSk! vi har Klasser, sou oasser
for ale Begyndere.
Skriv til
H. w. Foght, AM,
President.
eller
Viktor g. Trass1er, Pm. D.,
Dean of Faculty.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-30

aIfreO Rielen II, en- ung bonIf
M}ano, igot paa 2angelaub, og ipm
fun bapoe p9ret Der / Qanoet ct Qarsz
tio, er nnlig omtommet peo ct lllnttesz
tilf9lbe i RGrbcoen al Salinas, Gal.
Snn fotot aeo rlelem Sernene paa en-
meo 8 t6eite foripanot 9lop, mems
oenne par / Sang, og bleO iaa 9aurOt
iaaret, at ban bgoe fort 5io efter.
6un 6lep bsaropet fra ben banite 9irte
/ Salinas, % Menigbeoens &pincar
6opoe imptfet airten % 9iiten meb
glomIter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-30

9aftor 5. 6. Peoeren,
prait Oeo ben oonIfe &irtes St.qeoers
Menig6sb / Minneapolis, bar opiagt
lin sitting til 6oraaret at 6el6reOs=
6enfpn. Yaitor Yeoerien fiber al
absumatisme, Der bliper mere ono=
drtet for bOert Oar, og neooenbi9ger
5lptning til ct miloere alima.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-30

Son9forcntn9en Sam
Racine. traFer Observation-Disclosures
til at fetre VDtdarsaften meo en- iels
itdbelig SammentomIt 6eitadenoe al
'FsftHiaattis 90 BAL.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-30

4u8uF G6riftenien &az
cine, 6ois 5iIfe6aoO blep tonfiiteret al
'Snfpcttpr 3racp ira Milnuutee, bar
faaet tin Gj,noom ti(boge imoo at be-
tale 500.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-30
nj epartementer:

44A444AAA College. AA44A4aA4
Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science.
AAA4AA4A Academy. AAA4A44A
Forberedende til College.
Schcol Of ommerce and Shorthand.
AAAAAA Normal School. 1890
Engelsk og Dansk.
49, Conservatory Of Music. 4AA
Fra dygtige Laerere.
AAAA School Of Architecture. AAA4
Bachelor of Architecture.
AA4AAAA School of Art. $4,000
Oil, Water co1ors and Typography.
AA4AA Domesti, Economy. 1879
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Eft Aar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-30
ANSCAR COLLEGE,
Hutchinson MINI.

har nu efter to Maaneders Arbejde,
ca. 200 Elever, med P1ads til 100 fler.
En- grundig videnskabelig Uddan-
u%e1se, drevet i en- kristelig Aand, til
bydes unge Mand og Kvinder
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-30

Alting tid~ssvarende steam heat, click
trisk B~elysning, Badevarelser, o. s. V.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-20
seq. MooDYs MIseTAreMENr.

IN his speech at Madison. wis. recently.
Secretary 81 the Navy Moody attempted To
nbsolVe the republican party OF all blame
IN connection with the imposition OF A duty
OF " cents per ton on anthracite coal by
stating that THAT duty was smugglel INTO
rhe tariff act In sneaklng ana cowardly
manner"
Secretary Mcodys assertion has abso.
lntely no basis In fnct The Congressional
Record shows that during the debate on
the DingleS tarin bill In the senate the
following coloquy occurred:
Nj Allen-What is tho necessity FOR
AIR. Allison--The same necessity that
care for the coal producers OF our own
country. and 70 provide revenue from du.
Ties on the coal Imported There Inns i Ia.
ileye, always been a duty upon coal This
stances, lower duty than mas cenerniiy
peen imposed upon litunilnons coal The
present duty Is 30 cents a ton, which N
here Increased 70 90 cents.
Mr.. Allen--Mr. President, I call attention
OF tne senator from iowa and OF the gennte
70 the fact that the duty on coal does
ny pioleett tnlt Is, i does not protect
DC protected By tarit OF this Kind phero
are constant sttlkes In the coal realona
az the United states. Aad & seems 10 ine
"a
tinguished and honorable frieud from Iowa
70 say his tax Is imposed for the purpose
Of protecting the coal miner There A
nothing upon the face OF this earth IN me
nature OF law that can protect MIN unless
pnere 6lnli ne revolution ID the continent
OF the american people Why, under those
circumstances exclude coal from esewhere
and levy upon the poor people OF the Al
lAntie Seaboard aud other portions III fht
United States tariff In addition 10 IN
original cost Of coal and couipel everV are
side In 3.5QO,OOD homes ia the United States
70. pay tribute to q few owners OF CON
mines, There IL no sense Is 81. ther,
support 1t excepting the bare reason TIM,
kind. ~
Mr.. Vest to prevent any possibility a,
misunderstanding, asked N anthracite coal
was not included In the amendment ME-
Allison replied: ION coal containing less
than s2 per cent OF nxed carbon The duty
proposed Is 81 cents on ton
Mr.. Yest-That puts d duty upon an
thraelte coal. Mr.. President. wish I,
inquire " may, respectfully. why this
duty 10 imposed. According 10 the statistics
81 Imports and exports we exported from
fhis country IN 1906, S5,Ti7.248 worth al
anthracite coal and we Imported ia mi
4S4o,a13 worth, We exported In the same
year OF bltuminous coal, S4,N2s SIC worth
and Imported 3,525,723 worth. shout,
Ike TO inquire. II We exported from III,
country nearly $4,000 600 worth OF anthra
cite coal and brought Ia $3.50 600 worth
why we should put this duty upon anthra'
cite coaif This whole movement Is Ia Der.
feet harmony with the entire tnrln scheme
and that Is 10 exclude a superior ~
product IN order 70 force the American
>onsumer to take an inferior one and PUT
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-20
Houston Free kindergarten.

THE KINGDOM or THE CHILD.
DO not give us the ethical part 60 thls
talk" said a friend the other dag. "but
tell us how you would teach a baby 90 your
kindergarten"
And | take great pleasure IN answering
Very evenly exercised strength ana pur-
pose, faith, virtue knowledge. temperance
patience, godlipess mothcrly kindress and
charity. To know his strenRh through ef.
fort and the VIII power 20 ASK against
something and not Rlmessly into space.
The hands OF the mother.tenchNr give
adequate support 10 the chlld's active limbs
and he very soon realizes by experience
the difference between heing assisted aed
sclf-asslBiance. We must strive 10 educate
him IN accordance with his own nature,
strengthening his limbs and senses aud
developing his physical powers by con.
slant use. Hc very soon learns 10 know
love and sympathy by the mlnistrations OF
love and sympathy and that activity means
health
HIS obedience and harmonious disposition
Is Oh In the lamp OF our love. aud our com.
radeship. precept and example are lights
Tor him 90 see the result Of obedience. the
power " imitation and the goodness 81
God IN natural as well as things spiritual
With this training the baby soon learns
that mo" means mo" and every act OF
obedience has us own reward--as disobe
dlenee It's punishment. He win put his
playthings away after using them, win not
cry for things forbidden and enjoys readily
hands and feet
The result Is a we'll ordered, well regr
lated. manly and gentle boy, respectful
ohedient regardful % age, and giving rev
erence TO God and man.
Blackic tells us; '"rhe original and prop
er sources OF knowledge are not hooks mi
and acting
As teacher and instructor one needs al
vine hsslstance binding anew the three
Told cord OF our willing sympathies II
know and understand the plastic child ma
ture and 10 gain the love and c0nndenc,
81 the uttle people Is greater than ans
victory while preparing the little one fo,
Us earthly career and the endless NE IA q
momentous import and chould he enteret
unon with dedicated aim definite pnrpos,
ana a Willingness 70 follow In the f6otstep,
OF the gentle Teacher, " s. COY
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-20
COURT IN LAyAoA collNrv

Verdict for Plaintiff IN Carroll We G,
antonio and Arkansas Pass Railway
haiiels'llle' Texas October lg..-,rae can
OF the eivl jury docket was nn,snso 4,
.he district court yesterday. The case =,
neaumont Carroll vs. the San Antonio and
Atapsas lass Railway Compapv cons,r,o,,
a NciA,,.nS TIME. Ewing q Ring. IoVeioy
noo,,e,i y iusAg and Paulus q fnrsdnie an.
X t{p 'he PLAINTIFF; Patton Il Scb,vortg
Il; 9sneh' sam schwartz, CLAW Antrv onr
efven ira,nesl Tor defendant PiaintlT Ms
49, Judgment for 5000 While brs,,,,,s
september, 1901 iVaAum yards,
wss,e ene case case OF Jack Haireraye vs. IN,
n,ent Va, ulpn Telegraph Company ude
in ira 49, NAeeled Tor the defendant. ana
,,e southwestern Telephope co,,,, @sel nay
hon'suit was taken. company a
,,it',s sne ease 81 fred volunt,ns Ne v,.
~ 1F tomp0ny, on account ~ a. s t..
H. Artnur, plaintfn trok I, -, 49,. re
st Al ~ sSse or Ars. Mathllae srhn1,see..
Rstir,s tne san Antonio ana Arsns1s 49,
IN ~. = 1napany, for damages ~, es.. .'.s
NM ,s ~ AN Of Gus Schumaeher a aros.ne Y
wy vas Killed m a urecr 49,, fireman,
tipSs ss l'oi the defendant seesre s,nsoa an
Nsle disposed 81 iu0f Importance
efior, us next session Of the lesisi,t.u.
an, =, ~ ~ pc made 20 ret Xcilsc. ~ VI an
triet the rwenty.nfthl insi,,s,99 ul NJ
time ~ ~ 20 give other coi,nt,es us. '.is'
two weeks Ii N sSs jssse is now busy afty.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-20

Hearne, Texas, october l2-n
council has, during the past fes
put some extensive Improvement 4
road street, commencing at a pol
the Hcarne and BRACES valley 4
crosses that thoroughfare and eIlea|
the business portion Of the clty, y
intention OF the city fathers 70 20
prominent streets OF the t0NA y
shape" as 5000 as possible.
General Freight and Passenger ss
II, Perry OF the Hearne and blaiss
Railroad company left tnis nsl.1
Dallas, where he will spend SApAs1
Sunday. t,.ax,s
The special trains on me h0ss'1
Texas Central and InternauolM. 4 ~
Northern railroads bearing eAe e,s y
route to Bryan were comfortaDg ~ ss
when they left here at y Geo. s = X, lis
ng-nineLy tickets were sola ~ n
The rate FOR the round trip Wa ss, y 4
Tomorrow night the Metnoelss
tion will begin a protraclel n.S1
their church. Mrs. Zehner o. wv ~,
arrive the first Of the week y
ia Tie services.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-20
A DANGEROUS PRECEDENT.
NJ 8 a matter 81 Iawyers % 10

Mt Is a matter for lawyers to discuss
ether a prisoner, condemned for murder,
waive the thirty days allowed for ar
ri or ciemeney, but iaymen may properly
,nire whether, even II legal, Il should be
Emitted.
N,he Nscogdoches hanging Is the case 10
r,snit. Inc ofncers had saved the negro,
no Buchanan, from the mob. ana they de
nove All credit Tor their mastery manage.
i,ecaa Of the AFFAIR II he had not been
exported inst when he was it is donbttul
Balner the officers would have been per-
rGllwai 70 execute hifn at an. for the MOB
orderesent IN full force ara with uncon-
The purpose. All the circumstances con
honCrs , II may be agreed that the court
Engnn the best course.
somalila4t does no, relieve the case Of It's
Mullah's lble features
100 Wounihro knew his fate was certain
Lonuo understood that the mob was
Nil Aopssitslde. Naturally he prorcrred
uons WIZ manner Of a legal execution 20
3 OF the stake Therefore his
his formal rights can not be
Inc state purely voluntary act lie was
patch stut'ind could not have chosen other.
Venezuelan e he was defeated 10 the law 8
WITH no decse to give him the fun oppor.
lhe annual lberate Judgment
cducation shV reason 20 doubt that ho was
pupils IA sclrrged, and that his punishment
i@2o9'-dV- an Nothing devised by man can
previous leHlptnlsh, on the rule Of rotyo
puheullce, the unspeakabie outrage inc
SHOWS Committed. But the law does not
peir9tfibe totth Tor tooth and an eve
aor an eye. Il aims to put the offender ou,
Of the way 70 prevent his further mlscoa
duct and to serve as a warning to otnei
sviidoers On the score Of punishment
the Judicial execution oucrs nothing 20
complain Of.
But the majesty OF the law and the ln
nuence OF its execution lio an deuberatlor
aud orderly procedure as well as IN tht
certainty and adequacy Of punishment, anl
clearly fhcse elements were lacking IN N,
Nacogdoches case. II was better than
lynching, 10 be sure, but better only Ii
the sense OF the lesser evil II was MOI
wholesome example or a safe resort
Circumstances may be readily imagine,
under which such procedure would cxecut,
an innocent man. Mohs are not oyernice II
taking testimony. They IRE moved b.,
emotion and rage. ana are prone TO accep
Inadequate proof The deliberatiye pro
cosses Of the law without intimidation o
anger, are designed TO correct the err7r
which arise under haste aud excitement
such errors, though lacking at Nacogdocuo-
may easily arise clswewhere under IN
Hacogdochcs example
Ia sense the execution was a victor
OF the law over the mob, but IL was opl
haf victory, II Is an announcement d
ofncers To proceed according TO oath au
II Is evidence that the preaching againa
mob violence has not been wholly w,hou
enoct. But the preaching must contlnu
ana hot-headod people must be condemned
toF as rule OF action the Nocogdochc
nanglng Is dangerona nrecedent.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-20
About unole r,av.


Austin Statesman
Uncle rrav Henderson has wIthdrswn
from the congressional race 10 the tirst
district u would never do to SEND Uncle
Iray. 70 congress-, Notwithstanding the
great dement's that would accrue 70 rexas
by keeping him out OF the state ana iegis.
lature u ne went 70 congress, however,
u would not be six months before ne would
Introduce a bin FOR the appointment Of
committee to investigate the United states
government clear back 70 the DAYS OF
Washington. Uncle rrav is simply nat
nral detective, and while II would be Ar
Impossible task for him TO locate a single
Men IN q parrei OF pfunes, stu he nst
keeps on detecting as though no ono yyaa
leuahing az him. There is no more harm
IN Uncle TRAY. than there IL IN handful or
homeopathic piils.
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LIano LooaIs.

Ilano, Texas, october lh--"n y.
mann, a merchant Of Mason, u, !. !,
brought from Mason to Llapo ~ !.
of pecans he had bought ~ n. Si 4
sold part to local buyers mere -
Charles L. Lauderdale and , glns' I
tin. candidates for district J ss "a Il
tie Thirty-third district, spgs' csr
crowd at Valley Spring, VI !. No. !
night. The race for district ~
district win be Il close one; ~ !
The board Of pharmacy r, y "a al
VIII meet in Llauo on o ,c,lsa ~ d
Lyon & Brown took tais ~ fs
Moss pasture $50 head q TX tssre. d
fatten them on the mast Vii (, q
unusually heavy there 10 y"
the county.
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AGRlCuLTuRE rHE rnlNn

wore and more 1t is to be the policy
o' Inc Institution to emphasize training
~ an forms OF agriculture making rms
me basis for most OF the other indnstraii
"ue IheFe are two reasons why the
Hui'psF OF those who have graduated from
w agricultural department IN the past
IN ms J, not been SO large as viii be the case
hasr tAsAte' fltst the feet that we nave
,nsisesy during the past years NJ ne sehooi s
Na,y ~ getting under shelter rhls ot
,Vuise, has naturally emphasized tne hnild.
w an, aha mechanical trades rhe second
Intense prejudice existing anon, 5,,r
q aiEshs. psylng attention 70 any form Of az
AA' feeling has been expressed In most
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cases TINT the raop ia
% the South for 35s veen On
~ suV. .sy,n man shonld not ha,,,. sna |
l,ul this ldea has been alm usseme
e,in n 80 much 80 that Ii !, ~
aii'lli pa aple 20 turn ont sne 4
ao e,ii.y LIZ, ln"n heretofore y ~ aa
IHlRrY-FouR IyDrs,s,.
"Durng the nrst ten = sStalI|
Of the existence OF ~ we
growth Of the industries NJ.
as It would have been go, ~ ~
position referred TO, which 5.a e
had to overcome. but Indes.. splos
try has been added as tber. < a''s
demand for them, until Nas
time the students reoaiv. 3. sne
Following tbirty-four indns, ,l,,-llnlhs|
blacksmithing, printing ~ fs' taI
harnessmaling, carriage t.s~seaiYl
ing, nachinery, found,nss' 'n'niaz
brlckmasonry. clustering ma. sAes
mining, Thinning, tailoring n, ls,HN
chltectural and frpehand assaal
cal ana steam enginerIno anlng
sewing, dressmaking, mlilinsr.a
laundering, housekeeping ms,,;..
basketrE, nurse training, aeriees,
ing. horticulture and stoss ' ssi,l
You VIII get some idea n
Of the Industrial work sec ~ u
the students when ] ada ~,
last report they have made 2iS y,
alone. -'i-av
Mt washington emphasizes ),
that the institute needs mnrs
and those who sympathIze viii.
enorts are asked to do what iss, l
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A elRL,s tehFs
Thirty Feet to the Ground ard VI
i-iurt.

fiurt.
Galveston, Texas, October ip.-Los
yassic, d young white girl sussFI|
hystero-epilepsy, jumped from he
ward In the second story Of the Iaa'
hospital this morning and fell u
of thirty feet TO the ground beloSI
she was neither Killed nor injured
leap Is little less than marvellous
was, she escaped without even q
far as the attending physician cosa
tain. The race between the paasi
the nurse for the window was sla1
thrilling while It lasted.