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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-21
Ncenab isis.

paitor q. g. Ssrenien fra 2ucf,
Wis., itanbiebe en- Days Sib Der / for
rise use pua 9ennemreiie fra 4arss
mebet.
Sibite Manbas bespnbte ben
oanffe 5erieifole meb Stuoent 4lfreb
Ssrenfen iom Carer.
= paitor q. 3. genneien fra
@reenpile, Mid., bar / benne llge Der
/ gpen for at befs9e Slegt og genner.
= Ssnbag ben Is. SUM- bsOs Miis
4nnd Ssrenfen at 59rine; bun babbe
p9ret fbg iioen fort efter Sui. timber
6enoes LANCE Spgeleie lerte bun at
tenbe i'm 5relier, ban fom alene ian
frelie pg gre ct Mennefte Idlig, os /
5roen paa BAN git BUN Der fra % inb
til ben ebige Sbile. ge~grapslien foz
regif fra airfen / 3irsbags unber for
0eltagelfe. airten par naiten frlot
til fioite plabs.
= 5 Onsbags Qftes egteOisbes Der
/ airfen Mr. Sulius Ssrsenien os
Mifs Mutbilba 9eterfen, mango Sc
tier bar / ben @~nlebning foriamlet |
grubens 6jem, beriblanbt Mr. pg
mrs. Sohn solOerien fra aoct Ra=
pibs, 3d., og Mifs Ssreenien fra
Gbicdgo.
: Mrs. Sames Ssrgenien fra pob
Sippi er for 5ioen Der / geisg bos
Sl9st og @enner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-21
srniant, Mid.

Sorsbag ben Y. BE-. orog Der en-
ftarf 5orbsn ben Oper Dc, hi fit en- bell
big Hegn for en- Zines Sib og ftarf
Binb, men ingen ipnlig Sfabe fpores
bes. Oerimob I Norb Stint bar
1%1pejret iad baarbt, at ben banite airz
fe, tilbsrenbe parito Qmbels Menigz
beb blep belt ruinsret, nogen StoD
blep paltet og nogle gpsninger fdlot.
Di fan Re, at 9errens 6ddnb bar
meb til at rebbe os benne Gang. 9eb
Bait Sab Cafe tog ben ogida en- Del
Bpgninger; bet bar bert Dos os, oe
Torb gitne er Eft for os.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-21

ligt. Qllene at ben Grunb er Der
3enbs9erning. at Sammenim eltninss.
uopoleet lite bar tilenbebragt ii
6perp allereoe | Msoet / Dag, esnet
til at pette Opiigt.
Der maa altiad | ben feneIte cit
bore forefaloet noset, ION bar ssnst ii
at faa De to @rupper til after at mar.
me Ig bindnben. Otter 5orlpbenoe ei
bite ogfad 5ilfeloet. Man bill mem.
Zig pibe. at Suititsminiiter albertis
Gale / 9Ioiteritooen bar oatt 9et9n.
feligbeber hos BE otte", Der beler Der
4~nIfuslfe. at be f~ongeoalgte 2anbs.
tingsmenb life bersres al en- Oples.
ming. 0ette S~psresmaaI ffal babt
p9ret It9rtt fremme paa Meoet
Dag, og bet Ter neitsn uo til, at Del
Der er ct puntt, paa bpiltet Der mef
noeen 9runb ian bbsees 5orbadb.
ninger ON ct Sdmarbeibe meIIem be IL
6sjregrupper.
0erimoo ipnss bet forelsbig noeei
tpipliomt, ON benne gniebeO pau et
entelt puntt bil meofere en- formeliq
SammenIutnins at Yartiet eIer et
@dlgforbub til g%fteraaret.
9isfe Spsrgsmaal bill dntagelig finbe
oeres Qfssrelfe / Morgen often eler
/ bbert Sab en- at be narmeite Dage,
en- afgsrelis, Iom. / bbilten Retnine
ben enb gaur, bill faa itor SnbHpoelie
paa bet tommenoe Qars politiite 5ors
bolb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-21

ital tages tilbage Iom uiano, og 6pis
bette life fer, bill Mrbejosgiperne nut
ligpis anorbne otte Tigers leeluffelie.
Spenbene er bog utilbsjelige til at
gaa ino paa bette 5%orldngenoe, ida
Der er al lloiigt til en- np aonflitt.
9ortpisning g. 5orleoen 1T
6usbeitprerinoe Sobanne Gbriitsnien
os Mejeriit SngOaro Ssberg, begge /
5ieneIts bos M~eieribeitprer 9aoeberg
/ Senber 0ilitrup, Orbrs til at msoe
bos Qmtsforitanoer Shmiot famine
Days Gftermibbag. af Qmtsforitdn-
oeren bleb begge anmobeoe ON at rejie
bort fra Sr. 9abeberg, inben ben fsls
genbe Days Wibbae. Oct beoite er
bog, at 6r. 9abeberg. Der beo oenne
5remgang mob bans 5olt ifuloe itrdfs
fes, lite er fommen / nogen iterre 5ors
legenbeo, ban fit dlIereoe fdmme Dag
en- Wejeriit. 8runben til benns 5ors
bolosregel menes at bare ben, at 6r.
8uoeberg bar giOrt i'm qligt pad
9~ulgoagen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-21

6iem enbefsn os Stat
telopene. Den SpfattelIe breoer
fig mere oe mere, at Reserinsen bar
banolet rigtist / at biemienbe Rigsoas
gen, | bet man betragter bet iom en-
siben Sag, at Stemninsen blanbt
2anbbofolfningsn er en- FABIAN, at BET
life funbe pentes, 5oltetinget bberlis
gere biIbe fremme 9snninsslops, naar
Der life panbtes Sifferbeo for, at lite
alene 5ienbeloben, men oeiaa Sfattes
lopene tunbe frsmmes til enbslig 4fs
esrelie.
Sfsnt be @nbrinesforiIdg, 6sjre
| 9dnbstinsets Statteubpale aflepsres
De / ct ~alminbelist llbbalgsmsbe ct
Bar Dage for 9%iemienbelien, life er
oTentlissiorte, forlnber Der bog fau
meget ON beres SnbboIo, at bisie
2gnbringsforiIae fra Ssires Sibe
lungt fra afgap en- Taaban Sifferbeb,
men meget mere bdbbe adraftsr at at
bore enfibige partiforilag.
Meb bette 5orbolb bar Regeringen
%formentlig paret betsnbt. Siemfens
belIen fan bsrfor pare ct tloet 5rat,
Tom foruben at bare ct Stag rettet
mob 2unbstingets 6sireflsrtals Still
ling til bet b%eitinbiife Spsresmaal,
tiIiee fan BABE binbret, at noget at
5ineens tom til at inbtage en- Sitting,
Der ejorbe bisie 5orIlags St9bns alt
for uiitter / gjebliffet og famtibig
Ddnifeliggiorbs llbfigterne for Dem /
ben fommenoe Rigsouasfamline.
Oeb efter ct ufbffesttls
elbe. aa~lIunbborg, 8. Suni. 4rs
bejbsmdnb Sopbus peterfen fafbt /
5prsbass neb fra en- @osn, bOormeb
ban tsrte aul. 5eitene ipdrteoe BAN
/ 6obeoet, og | Gadr er ban afgadst
beb 9sben paa bet berbRrenbe Spges
bus iom 5slee at be geffabieelier,
ban berpeo babbe p~aabrdaet Zig.
gleb pda SenbersGlf9r g6r.
2uurien fra Suulssaarb beb galum
bleb forleben fditet fua bolbfomt ON
af en- ung Chr, at ban fiji Rpseen be-
ifabiest og bpoe efter "a Simers 5ors
lsb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-21
correspondence
Wsw
9ncf, Wis.

Mnben pinieodg log 2pnet neb /
Ears @.6anIsns geboeliesbus. Sfsnt
Der life par iad faa tiliteoe / gies
blittet, tom Der ingen til Staoe. Sds
lob Climb meo 5amilie, fom bar pda
geien til aDinbeforeningens 8aiar,
fom blsp afbolbt iamme Dag, baDbe
unber lpeiret fegt 9p / 5uiet.
Renigbeben af6plot 1T qarsms>
be ben 10. SUM. glunot anoet blep
bet bebtaget, at fpretase en- iterre RE
poration meb Dor airte, iaafremt ben
nsbpsnbige 8apital fan blipe t%iloeiez
brogt. Oct bar piit fig at unbers
femret err ~raabbent; Ri bar oerfor be-
Tuttst at reiIe airten tire Sob os meb
bet famine fua inbfat 9drmeapparater
unbsr airfen. Oct bill 10 bltbe en- ub=
gift for os pad en- 4 a 500 Dollars;
men 5iberne er 10 gooe, og naar bi
LITTER libt / 5orening, baaoe unge og
eamle, fom filler airtens Snteresie,
faa bar Ri aapitalen.
Bort Samfunbs Ste 4arsmsoe
foresif 10 9anffe freoelig / Qar efter
be 8~eretninger, Ri bar mobtaget, mo-
get, fpm piitnot mango n9ppe bapbs
f9ntt; men pi bapoe pentet, at fIere at
bore Menigbeber / Samfunbet bapbe
p9ret re%pr9ienteret beo 4arsmsbet.
Den norffe S1nobe 6abbe Marsmebe
pau iamme Sib; Der bar efter geret=
ningen tiliteoe 55 praiter og 113 De-
1eguter. Der maa bore SnteresIe.
Oct gl9ber os, at Qarsmpoet er blez
ben enig ON at neof9tte edn Gpmite,
Der | bet fommenbe 4ar ffdl for6erebe
Sprettelfen at ct Qloerbomsbiem /
Sdmfunoet; men bet bar maaffe life
5olfets S1mpatbi. Oct par piitnof
pafor 6jortsbang. Der en- Sang fremz
tom meo bet 5orf1ag / .9dniteren", at
snbper / Samfunoet, iaaoel gsrn fom
unee og gamle, burbe paa beres 6sb=
felsbag ifente lige Iaa mango Gents
uarlie, fom be bar Qar gdmle. Su,
naur Blot bet funbe blibe ligeIom en-
3esel i6lanbt 5olf, bar Sheen COB
moi; bet pilbe bd life blibe iferre Gaz
pital, enb enbper funbe uorebe. Den
ftsrite ubgift Dilbe 10 fomme til at 6biz
1e paa be gamle; men ieg tenfer oefaa,
at be bible babe ben ltsrite Snteresie.
Sterre 8aper, 2egater og lignenoe,
buroe ogfaa babes / G%rinbring.
st talrigt beisgt 5armermpb,
blep af6olot ben 5. SUM- / 9ucf, 6ppr
ct Bar at Statens lebenbe Wano paa
Dfonomiens Smraaoe CAB 5armerne
en- Del gobe @inf meo 6enipn til be
forffeaige Sob og @rasartsr. 6aoe=
anlag 0. |. b..
gaftor Gregerfen, aimbaIton,
ga, tdlte / Weit Denmark ben 10.
SUM- for en- tor 1oriamlinq. San
log en- fife Qftiffer berop efter Qars=
mebet / Raeine for at beiege fine tibe
iigere Menigbebsfolt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-21

Sruenbe mn &onfltft /
Sfrebbsrfaget. Otter Stru>
eng Opbsr og ~lrbejbets @enoptaaslfe
blep Der fra Sfraboerfbenoenes Sibe
ofTentliggiort en- MebbelelIe ON, at BET
bos ire 4rbsjosgibere bar blebet nGgs
let at eendntage be gamle 5olt | beres
nbe plabier. Samtibig o~pretbolotes
Sperringen at al 5ileang at frems
mebe StrebberIpenbs til 5lensbOrg.
Msitrene bar nu fOrlunst, at open@
itaaenbe SHentlisssrelie at Sbenoene
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-21

Gn qabbe6utte 81 a t.
Msaer Gluuien | groa9er bar | Sinbe
at tase ct Iterrs @runbftnfte | Brig
til 9brfning at Gbampisnons Gpifes
fiee paooebatte). Gn Mdnb fra
Wiirtemburs, fOm bar spbslbt fg I
paris laneere 5ib Og Der ifar tube
ret Dprfningen at Gbampignons, er
pdrtbaper | 5%oretusenoet Og BIZ Urge
for afiatning. Oct g9loer iaa ON,
bporpiot Sorobunbsforbolo og alima
bliper belbige.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-21

Dsbsfafb. 5orlebsn often
bebe 2fonomiraab, Gaaroejer peiers
len | Sroslsbb, So aar 9amfnei. Den
afbsbe bar betenbt iom Ggnens bpgs
iigiie 2anbmunO og NIB ifor anieelie
| Qanbmonostrebfe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-21
m0er

.3ea BIZ ienbe frt, ~fllioeH1eb fulbifrnbie gruesan,
bisnina, en- Del al bette fimple busmiobel mob ppibs
fob, uoflet, Wooerens 5or1pfning p9 fJaloen, mats
gelinlo eusr jmeriefnlo Maaneps1ob, BUILDER sler
be, lsben6e Smerre @psra6en, HpgpGri os ale slass
apinDeipgoommf, til en9ber, ioni ienber mig fiu9ioresie.
Mebrs hpis 9eire e. ipge, oil Lea eipe .Benfb ON ct
gsbt 6usmiooel. Outs man eniffr at furffGffe bers
nieb, foiter bet fun felp Gents ON llaen at biipe fnlbs
tRnbtg h~eIbreoet. Sea pnffer lite at i0Iee npeet.
6orfaf andre eioenbe oesom = bet er oft, tuab tea bs
gIrrer. Mbr.:A -
Nrs. ~. eammsrs. Bog PSI Rstrs Dame, Sus.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-21
R.'IP.,A.'N'S

9er er nGppe nOaen Slaas Spsoom. iom life blirer
haniren peb grnaen AZ RI'P'A'N'S zabuler
Salees at 9~ipoieferr. On Gts. 9atte CT npf FOR Fl
oImirbelisi zilfrIte. On Gamlliehaife III 80 Gts. er
not til et belt anr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-21
Dal1fnarR.
Sra seiten peo Marielisbprs
Slut.


ming at Slottets Operbragelie til
grins gbriitidn, inbsboloer mango
Blade LANCE geitrioelfer. SeitioeIies
beben ligner pad ct 9aar andre al
iamme Dirt, men Ri lfal fun Der gem
gioe ben imutfe aantate, Der blep iunz
get peb benne 9eiligbeb. ibet bi frems
b9per. at 99se 5riid / aarbus ftilts
zig npoeligt fra tit 9osrp: at ~fOrebrase
Soloen; o9idd aoret, Sangforeningen
ugrdge", og bets unge. bpetige Dirt
gent, 6r. Wartnartb, lsfte oeres Sps
9aoe pad beoite Wdabe.
9untaten lob iem fslger:
Wel.: Spnanb melIem tbenbe !6ape
(p. 9eiie).
Somren brager oper 2anbe.
9egen ituar / grubebrast,
Sg langs gu9tens 6eie Stranoe
gltnter bet | Strddleprdgt,
Wlens oeruoe gelger gad
9nbe Tom 9ioler blaa.
Og mob ap9lo blanbt rante Stammer
9pier bet meo eploent Star.
Wien bar 5usl lit Sopstammsr
5unoet bot / Sfopens Srasr,
Stiger op at 9slsens Stsb
Mdanen meb i'm milbe 9lsb.
Ser / SpIanbs Stobes Sfpsge,
Ser, bpor gssen Ipringer ub,
Bah Ri big at DO oe bpgge.
aonge9tling, meb bin grub!
Bah Ser bore Sbnanbs 89it
Deb Dor Sommers lnis 5eit.
Solp.
Wel.: Rsften lab / Glpen (6drtmann).
Rejfte Jig oa Bergen, ben poroe ebers
6jem
4lt fra llnebommens 0ddr.
Den gemme eoers 2btte, mems 5ioen
b9r frem,
I'll De gradnen6e 6aar.
Somrens differ lege ON gorgenl
Ser Der itulbs flettss at f9re Climber
imdd
Sra ben oejligs @dar
Gn arans, fom albrig pisner, iom az
brig bli'er grad
5robs be graanenbe !6anr.
Somrens Ilfer lege ON gorgenl
Bergen ftulos binbs til Sbnanb ebers
t9u
4lt fra ungbommens 0adr,
Sg fnptte gaanb, Tom trobie bet flngs
tenbe gu
Og be ilenbe Qar.
Somrens differ lege ON Bergen!
4pr.
Wel.: Spaanb meaem tpenbe Sdbe
Glib ba Sub meb al i'm Naabe
Signe ebers Sommsr6iem,
St9rme bet mob Sorg og gddbs,
adloe 2iDets 9lomitsr frem.
2abe Stammens nngIte Stub
5olbes fritz os herlig ub!
Wef.: Gbig Raturen if9nfer.
@elfommen bib til SpGlanbs apiter
bore
s. fom er taloet aronens Ring at
bore,
$, ION ffal belle 9anmarfs aaor og
9gre,
Sill og 9elfommen!
4pr d ale
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-21

e lang Spaferetur fit 2.
pinfeoags often en- ung pige fra
9lobtoft, iom tsrte meb 5oget, Der
gaar fra 2sgumtloiter til 4abenrad.
Sun iteg ub / 6opsluno, os ba Mds
Itinen Der ip9nbes for Deb ben anben
Gnbe, mente bun. at Soeet MI ieen
sit ub 2sgumtloiter til; fsrit ba 5o=
get bar tort, erfareoe bun Sammens
baneen. 9a Der insen flere Soe tom,
matte ben ungs qiss saa til 5obs til
Q~abenraa, ION bar 9eitsmmelies Itebet,
os openpda til qinieforlpftelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-21

aor al ollie.
Mel.: Song Gbrtftian.
0eTt9rm ppr aonge, fore Sub!
8eftarm bans Slast!
2ab Sfiolounsitammen bsi og prut
Yeftanbig ffbbe friTfe Stub!
geifarm Dor aonge, fore Sub!
8eff9rm bans Sl9gt!
Wieo Blomiter / 1T Sslberbaor.
s6an Bare. ftprfet Oar for Oar,
Saa let Tom | i'm kingdoms 9aar,
Sin arones 09et!
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-21

meriteb i neitsn 80 qar. Stun be fsr>
tie Oar bar be opbolot fig / aonaeris
get, bpor SuItruen bar biemme. Man>
ben sr fsbt / Simmeriteb. og Der bar
be ogfoa leoet iammen bsres meite lib
% opordset en- flor 9srneflot. Sbp
gsrn bar be leoIaset til @rdpen (oe
ieite al benz iom p%otsne) fun 10 Ssns
ner leper snonu. 0isie er eifte og Boz
iiobsnbs / aongeriget, men operb9reoe
meo oeres 9uItruer 5oralbrenes Sus
belfeIt. De tunbe fun slaoe fig oper
at ie 5or9lbrene iad RATE enbnu trobs
be ri9elig 70 Oar, fom De Ter tilbass
paa, oe slaoe fig Oper at erfare, at be
sanles Hapne bar en- faa COB Slang /
oeres ,pjem ItaDn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-21

lllnffestiffafb be. 5orleoen
Worgen mellem al. 3 og 6, ba 9aps
tain aiils 5uitru alene bilbe 70 uo
en- gaab fra gr6pbage, bpor bun
noele 0dge bdpbs oeret | 9elss. til
lit 9jem / 9onsb9t, er bun falben oper
goro fra gaaoen og orufnet. SOors
leoes ulptten sr itet, pioes life, men
9aaben ianbtes fort efter oreoen
2anb tat beb groen, bporfra ben gamle
9one bar rect bort. 9egge Qarer bang
enonu imellem QaregafIerne, faa Del
maa formobes, at bun, Der elers bar
Ount til at no, bar bsjet fig neb Oper
gdaben og oerpeo bar fact Operbds
lance. 6enoes Gig %fanbtes fort efter
ca. 80 Meter fra groen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-21

0sbsfaGb. JorIsosn bsbs en-
/ 5~lensbore megst betenot qerion,
pripatier 5rsbsrit gsper / en- aloer al
81 aar. !9an bar bl. a. fenot for fine
mango Retsidger.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1902-11-20

ESTEEM nothing advantage, which will COM
pei you to break faith, to forfeit self-respect, to
suspect hate execrate another to play false to
desire anything which requires screens wells. He
who is loyal to his own indwelling mind and god,
and willing votary of that inward grace makes no
scene, heaves sigh, needs not wilderness nor yet
a crowd The best is his the life that neither seeks
shuns. Whether his soul in it's material shell
remains at his disposal for longer shorter
space, he cares not whit When it is time for him
to take his leave, he is ready to go his way
engage in any other seemly self-respectng act;
careful of thing only that while life shall last
understanding shall never disown the relation of
being possessed of mind and social aim.-Marcus
Aurelius.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1902-11-20

AFTER an experience of universal suffrage last
ing about ten years. Colorado is asking herself if the
plan is success; is commencing to wonder whether
not the ladies' vote is such boon it's adherens
asserted it would be- One thing has been proven
beyond peradventure- women have not sue
ceeded in purifying the politics of the Centennial
state so it is noticeable from the outside In fact
their introduction to the ballot box to have
had contrary effect, for the only women who turn
out to vote regularly few advanced thinkers,
who feel the responsibilities of citizenship and the
denizens of the "red light districts of the cities.
The former in the minority and it is needless to
say that the latter not particularly keen good
government. Even when the issues of national
Importance the average housewife fails to vote.
Consequently, instead of elevating the tone of poll
tics in Colorado, womens suffrage has had the op-
poste effect. The possibility Of returning to the
old order is being seriously considered and dis
cussed in the papers. It is doubtful, however,
if this will be attempted. It would be retrograde
movement and would certainly be opposed by both
parties in the state The feeling that if want
to vote they should be permitted to do becoming
stronger every day Colorado will drift along until
q crisis arises impressing the voters, male and
female the necessity of casting their ballots at
every election and then things will be better for
while This is not the cheapest way of learning the
lesson, but it is the characteristic American method.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1902-11-20

In CONNECTION with the contest for the speaker
ship of the next House Of Representatives, some
student of the constitution has exhumed piece Of
interesting information, which. curiously enough is
selfevident that it ought not to surprise
to anyone So far as the law is concerned it is not
necessary for the speaker of the House to be a
member of Congress at ALL All the constitution of
the United States provides is that "The House of
Representatives shall choose their speaker and other
officers, and does not specify how or from what
body Of men he shall be chosen. Of course there
isn't the slightest possibility that the House will
ever 60 beyond it's walls in it's search for a
presiding officer, but the fact that it possesses the
power to select anyone it chooses to fill that position
is worth knowing.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1902-11-20

The action of Mrs. Mary Baker G.. Eddy in
urging all Christian Scientists to submit to vac
cination and other preventative measures whenever
the authorities request such submission is about the
most logical thing she has done for some time.
Vaccination is the lesser Of two evils The patient
voluntarily contracts one disease in order that he
may escape more serious malady. AS we under
stand it, of the fundamental tenets of Christian
Science is the absolute denial of all disease what
ever. This being SO, why should the Christian
Scientist object to gratifying the within of the health
board, if by so doing he add to the mental COM
fort OF thousands of people who nervous and un-
settled as long he remains unvaccnated? All he
is required to do is to submit to imaginary scratch
and contract imaginary disease, thereby suffering
no i'll results himself and removing very real cause
OF worry among Others To be quite consistent all
these various Scientists, Mental and otherwise,
should welcome the opportunity Of proving to their
less advanced brethren the non-reality of human
suffering. They should welcome exposure to alleged
contagious diseases and should meet the health
officer and his vaccine with open
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1902-11-20
N 0 7 IC E..

ALL PERSONS receiving copies Of THE MIRROR who
not regular lists will please consider such
sample copies IT, after reading conclude that THE
MIRROR worthy of patronage send to this
Office for trial subscription published
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1902-11-20

RECENT disclosures in Berlin tend to show that
at least one, and probably than one organized
promotion company exists whose business it is to
furnish funds to the bankrupt members of the
nobility who desire to beat up this country in search
of rich wives And if half the gossip is true that
has found its way into the papers, these promotion
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1902-11-20

THE MIRROR weekly published the Minnesota State
prisoners edited
objects be home
acquant the
prisoners disseminate pathological
aid deng that prejudice which been
sefredempOn entirely
financial If there
surplus
Interests of the prison library
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1902-11-20
BY.
Fl. J. B.


the rising generation of boys. as it
teaches lessons of disrespect for
the mothers Of the race. Or else
an expurgated edition Of the book,
should be published, putting in
one volume the grand declarations.
moral lessons, poetry, science and
philosophy and in another all the
Christian mythologies for those
who would value it as ancient lit
erature. The first would then be
fit to put in the hands, of the ris--
ing generation"
The Los Angeles Herald says:
The average man worships one
woman, likes a few, admires few,
pities good many and thanks.
heaven that he doesn't know the
rest of them.
If railway were built to the sum
and trains were run upon it at the
rate Of thirty miles an hour, day
and night without stop, it would
require $50 years to make the
journey from Saltwater.
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The occupant Of the room above.
me keeps as quiet as a mouse ex-
cept during the hour of chapel
exercises Sunday mornings, when
he turns himself loose for good
brisk walk and drill practice to.
get himself in trim for the yard
drill which follows later.
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We inhabitants of this place can
sympathize with the millions Of
unfortunate individuals through
out the land who have to pay
exorbitant prices for coal, etc. The
conditions of our contracts with
the state of Minnesota are such
that the coal strike, meat trusts,
combinations, greediness Of j. P.
Morgan and others have no effect.
in dollars and cents, on the price
of our board and heat.
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It was Croesus who said to
Cyrus, eff thou knowest thyself
thou shalt live happily" This.
statement is equally true today.
There is no grander study than
that of human nature. Heredity
has done much to maintain SINH
larity in the human family, but.
environment has done more to
change it. As result many points
of difference are to be seen in
individual man, upon the slightest
observation.
It is the sum total of the dis
tinguishing traits in individual
man that are called character. The
elements Of character are numerous
and Of a varied nature. If we con-
slider the organization of character,
we find that the power of this in
dividuality makes itself evident in
mans every thought and action.
Character molds mans every phys
ical and mental quality, controlling
his whole being. The individual
thus becomes, in a measure, the
servant of his character. He works
out his fate through his character.
But, conversely, mans character
is nodded by the influences with
which it is brought in contact.
Thus the fatalistic element is, in a
sense, removed and it is for the
Individual to act as a free agent,
developing within him such
character as he will. In turn, the
character he builds up will react
and dominate his being. Man
being part of the universe, is
to the higher law that
rules all things. If we are but
able to fathom this, character, to
analyse it's component elements,
we may not only come to know the
man, but be able to determine