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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-26
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IA jeg lqIte, h0do aeo. itreO | pen.
6olb til nit Stptte / oOa1iteren"
tontts iea: Der maa bore noget gait
men 5ejlen ligge' piit bos mig, enter
maa ieg baps ~ifrsOet u~foritadsligt, ell
fer lea ma mdngle 5attsspns I'll a
forltoa aebaftionens Mening.
Mon Meaingen par ben, at Der
Nano / 0dnmorf ftuloe p9re nit ans
bet ieg? DC mua jeg iige, bet pus1ei
life poa mig. 5 0anmarf eder rettert
SlesOig bar jes flst insen bslige tenot:
men Der fenber jeg mango, iom Ell
aft for beliee til at ltad | en- lutberi'
&irfe, foroi ben tiaaoer oantro Wlen'
neIter at itaa | Wenis6eoen. Oct bal
MI life, bpub jss OilDe iise, at Ri bar
en- Menig6eb Der uben plet elsr Rpnts,
mel inaenlunDe; men hpab jeg pilos
Iige, bar, at Ri Der bar ct beaigt Sdms
fuaD, men moi at Spnb og Strsbss
ligbeb. Dor samle fpnoigs Natur plaz
aer os tilligemeb Dantro Menneiter !
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-26
Sinmler,
opiamlsSe paa min &Dftrciic.

/. Sm a 3 a, Qebr. Nadr mon
Itaar / gsgre5 meo G. fotetase en-
lensers Misiionsrsjie, ba er bet Attn
oprebdrt pdd admmel dpoitolift Bis at
iaml.s til et eller fIere Toussmgoer
ior reo getra9tniag at ,Strifterae"
peo 9bbelien af !0errens Raooere,
5dtiiselie, gsn, 5orbsn, Gang og
Samtale at itprte fit 5jerte / 9roen
pda !6srrens n9lbige Naaoe oe faa fin
a9rliebeo n9ret boabe iii 5rpess
fsffenoe og til ale Wenneitsr ns faa lit
5aab i%taaliat / ben Saaobeb, al ct
trofaft 4rbeo De / 9errens 9ins
gdarb fan alorig pare forg9pes.
@f iaaoanre Msoer baboe Ri flere
lige umiobelbort fsr min afrejie til
8eftfpiten, bells ct = LAB mig fable bet
Idd Operraiteliesmsbe Gurpriie
partp), bpor min t9re Wenigbeo fors
erepe min 9uitru og mig ct Oar
praatige Stole. 9piletdnten tnptteoe
ia til bsnns ffsane Gupe. Sa. 9snner,
5pile sr en- bprebor Ting baabe for
Siel og 2eseme. gioere bdDos Ri
9atfes oe 8eoemeoer, og enoslig Oas
.aen for min afrejfe bapbe hi fammen
mieo Dor sobs Robo Council 8lufs
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-26
Menigbeoea
o9
Den me 9GgteifabsloO.
gf .5ulius 6riis Sanien.
ii.
Sporleoes ifal MsnigbeSen title iig /!
|

) QrtitIen / @aar isgte ieg at piie,
al man life fan iige, at Snoferelien at
~bprgerlis @ggteforsning er utriitelig
eaer umoralft / grincippet. 9et er
naturii9ois ogfaa bette, 8iitoppsrne
bar ment, ma Dc bar Iagt, at 8irten
life fan i9tte zig oerimoo. Og oeres
Orb er misfortaaeoe al y&riiteligt
0ag6lao"s .5ribebsmdno", naar ban
fortlarer Dem oer6en, at &irten mangz
Ter Magten pertil. Nej, 8iffopperne
bar bermeb tiltenoegipet, at ielp ON
bpreerii9 9g~gteforening gsres alminz
bslig, fan bet life b9poes, at Der / benz
ne 5oranitaltning er noget, Der itriber
mob trifen Gro og Gore.
Men be mango, Tom / tiOligere Nar
mobiatte Jig enbb.r 9Gnoring al ben
beitaoenbe notwithstanding, pil MI
fGtte Jig imooQoben ON aim. borgsrlig
4gteforening BED at ertlere Jig ipriz
ge for en- fatultatio Orbninq.
Sn iaaban tunbe iifert o9iad / Mdns
&c 6eniesnber pere tilfteosftiIeroe.
Raar jeg aIigerel iii pnfte, at heIs
ben leoeno. Menigbeo Oilbe gipe 5or=
iIaset ON olminbelig 6orgerlig 2Ggtes
forening i'm 5il1utninq, a~nferer jog
berfor fglcenbe Grunbe:
SORT at fun Iadleoes, nerimcb lite
beb en- ~fatultatio SrDring, bil Sirs
fen funne faa 5ribeb operfor be 9Ggz
t%eforsninger (fraitiltes og andre lign).
Ter piner 9rltge Prefter pg forarger
Meaigbeoen. n5rt9eosmanOen innes
at artags, at Miniftersn psiaa bill
funne ftafe &irfen 5ri6eb operfor bisz
Re ~forargelige @ielfer, ndar ben fdtuls
tatipe Srbning bar loplig faitIldaet.
Seq tror, bette fommer al, at ban life
tsnber Stemningen ! Rigsodgstreoies
ne. S6i ten1e er iaaoan, at bet fan
bttrdetes fom gibst, at 9irten ulbeles
life funbe Oente at fritages for bine
fcrar9eiigs BiefIer, uaur De Deofofriz
menbe bilbe fr9pe rem, = uben netop
pda ben at MiniIferiet Dalgte Wdabe,
peb at Der inbfsres a~lminDeliee 6orgers
Zig 9Ggteforening.
Jor bet antet foretrefter jeg oenne
fom zen NET friiinbeoe og berfOr ben
fanbefte. %5eaDisningen til 4merifd
a4lber life. 5orIfeQen 6eitddr /. at
/ 4merifa bar man en- idaodn M9ngz
be airfefamfunb, at intet at oisie fan
epe nogst ssentlis Srpf pda 8efolfnins
gen; benne filler Jig fulof9nbig frit
ftiaet pperfor benz ale. Nnberleoes
tor 5olfetirfe meo mere enb 3uiino
Q(ars 4utoritst % meb Statens 4uz
forfeit tillige. 9oorfor boloer maj MI
paa bet fofultatipe? Won life forbi
man baaber faalebes at funne fdd
flere tif at mootdge ben firtelise 8iels
fe2Os cr bette 5aab life nstop ct Bib
nssbprb ON, at man penter, at airten
bill funne sre ct pres pda gefoltnins
aen? Men er bette life at 6oloe o8eD
for I'm 4rm!" airfen bar bait IL
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-26
,Sanffecn". : srsSas D. 26. seesmbsr 1902.

o9 uoenfor Menigbebcn, iaa ri marter
MT, at geien er trane. 90 I 0enboIn
til prGiter, Oa ments ieg lite at iee,
at bet par beore at I9ie no9le Sag e1b
ale. Seg t9nter heller life, at be
YrGi ter, iom blot bar left en- fort 5ib,
tGntsr fad. 9i bar piit ane arpet
gee9rligbeo sfter gisbom at Dor
Stummooer Sra, os iee tanter, al
iaaodn IN pr9it, iom ieg napnts, ION
fpiHeer Qanoens itarps SpGro tiblia
og tent oe aIIi9.pel Ter Iaa lipen 5rugt
blot ten oe ida cen Iabtr iig ~frelie).
ba et bet madite let FOR BAN al TONNE
til at tro 0j9pelen. mar ban flyer til
BAN, bet tr bin Stblb; oeriom bu
bapoe bait mere 9unbftob, piIee Der
bIspst mere Gin.
Wlen oa Der for en- 5io iioen bier
ffrspst en- bel Del ON, at Ri mdn9leoc
Yr9fter, og bporfor Ri ma1eIeoe prGs
ter, par bel at BEN 9runo, at Sdms
fLnoet pen, at Der er Ell W9n9oe al
pore 9anosm9np, Der lener / 0dntro,
oa inntes ieg. at ri buroe itpnfe os
at tomme Dem til 6jGlp. 5bi mar
Dsoen taser benz, er bet for lent. Sq
ba jeg bapoe ben 5pritddeIie, at Soms
funoet piloe ingen proinere uoen s
Nars 29sning (bbiltet mdoite er
fell, efter 6pab Reo. i%triper) iaa mente
ieg, at BET par ligs iaa nsooenoi9t, pq
isg tunbe pei oefad faa COB at iig'
mere nsonenoigt at ie efter 3ro e1h
9Rroem, berfom be99e lite ian fslges
ab, par bet benre, mar e1 prRit pdr
troenbe meo liot 29room, eno ON ban
par pantro meb meeen q9rbom. Seq
Ia Ite ogfaa MI nblig, hdpo en- Gler
ifrep, at addr be ifuloe l9Ie IS Nar,
bleo 2e9emet iaa n%eobruot, at BET
flgpebe 4anosarbejoet, % od= iDnes ieg.
at 3ipsn fororsr for me9et, fsrit for
longe, at be ital l9ie, til Qegemet Ell
belt eaer balpt iliot OBJ. pg iua gipe
%Iaaoon en- ung Wano Is Ulenig=
beoer at b~stjene, fsr ban Tan fad 3io
at aenpinoe lit 0elbreo, ON bet / 9run=
ben tan genpinoes.
Naar 3eo. nGOner 6orgdn9sm6no,
oa par bet / 9ruaoen beo at betragte
eeres 5remgon9smaaoe, ieg ifrso, ION
lea oioroe. Roar Ri MI + Gts. icr
sfter ben fiofte: je9 t9nter pdd Bib.
Beef, oa par bet, efter bpGo ban ielo
iieer, life bans oberlsgne 8unoIfd5,
ION bidlp 2ipet frem, men bans pratt
tiite Naaoe at arbsjoe paa. t0on idtte
oGs &refter / 8ep9gslie. og bet er,
bpao ieg trOsr Ri mangler / port Cam
funo. 6ppr er qesfoltet bennc? er
per ingen, ION fan og Oil arbsjoe? Stal
praiten ger. aft? SEQ tror life, men
iee pto, noar prefterne ital gsre aft.
pill BET snne i 9so eIer 5ejtirtsIigbeo,
% tpor Qesfoltene arbsieoer abifilt
fra grriterne, bill BET enbe / Sp9rmeri;
men noar qraiterne og 2G9Ioltet pil
arbejoe 6auno / 6adno for Sj9lsa
5relie, bn pil Der blipt Gin, ba pil
5oIt Dua9ne pp at Sspa. og laos fig
frelis. u. 6. Miller,
5almoutb, Maine.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-26

0aor 9pierne beroenoer Zig til 6olt, Der
apcrterer / Slnbet. crten for at tgbe bos
benz eIer for at foo Splpsnin9er om bet
ooerterebe, beoes be altio omtaIe, at De iaa
Noertisiemcn;et / bette Bloo Set oil o9rc
til seniioie Rntte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-26

Deb Wanben / 0anmart tGntte Ri
Blot paa ct belnie, bpao Ri ielp itrso.
WiQers 3anter ON at f9tte 5ro
frran Qeroom bos airtsns Sjenere
faloer eanite iommen meb Dor, ligaiaa
Zaitet ON SomarfejOe melem troeno.
QG9folf % Yraiter. 6erren Gioe Dc
mane. lepeape, traftigs gibner, baare
l9ge pg l0rbe.
3eh
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-26
,Saniferen"

bliper ienbt til Subitribenter, inotil no
rpttelie 0piieelie mOota9es Of llbsiperne
% al @9lo er betnlt, / Goerenstemmelie
rieo De 9prtneoe Staters 8%oflpoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-26

Advertising Rates made known upon
application.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-26

Entered at the Post Ofiec at Blair. Neb.
as second-klas matter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-26

90 oberalt. bbor cen tommer,
Omifubes SOroen bermeb,
Sad 8intsr bliber til CONNER,
Og Strib forpa1blcs til 5rsO;
s5rnefiem fDnfsabe Grabs
Sg mipi / 2rfsnens 2onb
Oppotier en- paraois 9ore.
Com or be lebenbes 2anb."
Gnbelig tantte jeg og Bob itiIe / min
Sial: Sub frels monse al bore
2dnbsmGno, meb tcn Misiion, fom
hi ituar / 8egre6 meo at begpnbe /
Utah.
(5Ortiattes).
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1902-12-13
AN UNTIMELY CLAIM.

1t was the common understand
ing of mankind that all questions
of boundaries between Venezuela
and Great Britain had been settled
bv the arbitration commission. But
now all at once there is another,
which figures in the three-cornered
dispute that is now on between
Venezuela on the one side and
Great Britain and Germany on the
other. 1t seems that for many
years there has been a dispute as
to the ownership of Patos island.
Why this dispute was not thrown
into the arbitration and settled
with the boundary case, it would
be hard to understand were it not
for Great Britain's habit of always
keeping something back to reap
advantage from later on. Her
claim to the island is now brought
forward when other claims are
hot, and the surrender of Vene-
zuela of her claims to ownership
will of course be insisted upon in
the settlement that is to be imper-
atively forced. Venezuela is alb
solutely helpless as against the
British and German cooperation
would in fact be helpless against
either, singly. AS against the
money claims, this country could
not have any basis on which to in
terfere in Venezuela's behalf but
when it comes to the seizure of
the island, it seems to us that the
same right to apply the Monroe
doctrine exists as existed in the
boundary dispute we might fairly
insist on the title to the island be-
ing proved before the international
court. If aggression under color
of trumped-up claims (Which this
claim to Patos island may be for
aught that appears), are to be al
lowed, then the Monroe doctrine
might as we'll be relegated to the
lumber-room. Great Britain ought
to be made to prove her title to
Patos island, as she was made to
prove her title to land in dispute
east of the Orinoco.--.SaH Lake
Tribune.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1902-12-13

1--WE can stand high prices, "
says Secretary Shaw, "far better
than we can stand idle labor. "
Here is an economic truth which
may we'll set the wage earners of
the country to thinking. Of what
avail is beef at three cents per
pound and coal at a dollar ton
cheaper to the man who has no
work, and consequently no money
to buy at any price?
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1902-12-13
DEATH has closed the brilliant

DEATH has closed the brilliant
career of Thomas Bracket Reed,
one of the most conspicuous of
American statesmen who witness
ed the advent of the twentieth
century. AS. Speaker of the
House of Representatives he prob
ably made his personality felt
more than any other man who
ever filled that responsible and
trying position. He was man
of strong character, at all times
ready to battle for what he be-
lieved to be right, and was at all
times an American.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1902-12-13

GRADUALLY the wages of the
laboring men of the country are
being increased to correspond
with the increased price of living.
Labor organizations are response
BILE for this to a great extent, but
to the Administration is due the
condition of things which will al
low of the laborers demands being
granted.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1902-12-13

This is the sea son of the year when
the prudent and careful house wife
replenishes her supply of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. 1t is certain
to be needed before the Winter is
over, and results are much more
prompt and satisfactory when it is
kept at hand and given as soon as
the cold is contracted and before it
has become settled in the system. In
almost every instance a severe cold
may be warded off by taking this
remedy freely as soon as the first
indicatio of the cold appears. There
is no danger in giving it to children
for it contains no harmful substance.
1t is pleasant to take-both adults
and children like it. Buy it and you
will get the best. 1t always cures
For sale by NJ. K. Leavitt.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1902-12-13
Location Notice Blanks.

We have been to some little trouble
and expense to procure correct and
convenient form for a location notice,
and now have the printed form for
sale at this office. Those who desire
to make locations can procure blank
location notices for Ioc. each, three
for csc. or eight for soc.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1902-12-13
FREE RURAL DELIVERY.
Results In Better Price for Farm Products.

One OF the most notable new lines
of work conducted by the govern
ment * rural free delivery. 1t can
fairly be called transforming
agency in the ordinary affairs of the
agriculturalp population of the United
States, putting them in touch with
the world daily without loss of time
or labor on their part and adding
largely, without cost, to their bust
ness facilities. Postmaster General
Payne, in his annual report, speaks
of it as having passed the expert
mental stage and become an estab-
country shares the opinion, that
Congress will continue to increase
the appropriations until the service
covers the 100000 square miles
which have sufficient population to
warrant the service. About one
third Of this area is embraced in the
1850 routes now operated. When
the $4,000 other routes required are
opened the annual cost of the entire
system will be S24,ooo,ooo.
Experience shows, as was expect
ed, that rural free delivery enables
the farmer to get better price for
his products through daily intorrna-
ton about market conditions. The
Postmaster General refers to in
stances in which cattle growers,
through the prompt delivery of quo
tations, shaped their plans anew, and
saved more than the total cost of
rural delivery over the routes on
which they lived. Along every
route the price OF farm lands has inn
proved. All these advantages, the
Postmaster General rema rks, "have
been equaled, it not surpassed, by
the social and educational benefits
conferred in relieving the monotony
of rural life by bringing city and
country into close connection, and
giving the farmer an opportunity of
keeping abreast with the rest of the
world" 1t will take great deal OF
money to extend free rural delivery
As fast as is desirable, but 1t can be
largely obtained by the continued
correction of abuses in second-class
matter. Mr.. Payne advises Congress
to charge publications, other than
daily and weekly papers, about d
cents pound for delivery, and says
the increase in revenues from this
source will almost pay the cost OF
the complete establishment of rural
free delivery. Congress should act
favorably on this recommendation,
at an early day. 1t will advance the
interests and welfare OF millions of
American tarme rs and their ia miles.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1902-12-13

THE Salt Lake Tribune says it
will be difficult for Mr.. Bryan to
claim any credit for the result of
the late election in Nevada with
out attracting attention to what he
did in Utah, Idaho and Colorado,
to say nothing of Nebraska.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1902-12-13
A Costly Mistake.

Blunders are sometimes very ex-
pensive. Occasionally life itself is
the price of mistake, but you'll
never be wrong it you take DR..
Kings New Life Pills for Dyspepsia,
Dizziness, Headache, Liver or Bowel
troubles. They are gentle yet thor
ough. use. at M. 4. Leavitt.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-10-23
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

Robert Nj. La Toilette ............
James 0. Davidson .........
Walter l.. Houser.
John j. Kempf ....... ...........
Lafayette NJ. Sturdevaut. ........
Charles 2. Cary .................,.
John w, Thomas. ..................
Zeno M, Host ..........
Joseph w. Babcock ,............
Harry G, Martin. ... .........
Roy c. Smoker mann. ,........
Ben Thomas. ................. 49,.
Henry d. James Observation-Disclosures.
Llewellyn Davies. .............
Charles S. Willard ........,.....
Thomas Gibbon ................
Joseph j. Fielder.
Alfred Il. Cretney ................
Robert L. Joiner.
Alfred Kuykendall. .............
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-10-23

Joseph V. Collins. .............
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-10-23
Nice Cottage For Sale.

Just south of Moses M. Strongs
property, convenient to town, church
and school. One story. For price
and terms see J. B. REYNOLDS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-10-23
GENERAL ELECTION NOTICE.
OFFICE COUNTY CLERK, DoDGEvILLE OCT IS 1902

November
%
mH ~ GENERALIZATION
MM
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-10-23

STATE
State Superintendent ..............
COUNTY
Superintendent of Schools. ........
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-10-23

STATE
Governor .............. ........,...
Lieutenant Governor
Secretary of State ...............
State Treasurer
Attorney General ...............
State Superintendent. ..............
Railroad Commissioner
Commissioner of Insurance.
CONGRESSIONAL
Member of Congress, Sd District. :.
EEGISLATIvE-
State Senator, 18th District. .......
Member of Assembly ...............
COUNTY
County Clerk ...................
1redsurer' ..'............
Coroner :. .............. ..........
Clerk of the Circuit Court.
District Attorney. go. ....
Register of Deeds
Surveyor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Superintendent of Schools
New-York tribune., 1902-02-02
y. Y. o. JUNIOR PROMENADE.

The New-York University junior promenade is
to be held in the college gymnasium on next Friday
evening Chairman Simpson of the arrangement
committee says that no trouble or expense has
been spared in preparing for the event. and many
tickets and all of the boxes have been sold The
decorations consist of greens, bunting and electric
hshts ana the music Is to be supplied by Muller
with his full orchestra. The Psi Upsilon. Zeta Psi
Delta Phi, Delta Upsilon and Phi Gamma Delta
rraterhities nave arranged to give house parties
which VIII give the guests opportunity TO visit
the coleSe and the Hall of Fame Saturday
Among the patronesses are Mrs l. j Amorv
NaFs' =. u. Ashley, Miss L. p Banks Mrs. J. c.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-02
NEWYORK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 2. 1902

Theatre preceded by His Little Error Inc
vaudeville feature will be the appearance Tor the
first time at Proctor theatre of the svensais
Their act is of mysterious nature ana na xyI
second sight and mind reading A -, l DT' a C,Iien
yiT he heard in new songs and parodies, and Belle
Stewart will present her comic ulttes. ~
be the usual Sunday concert beglnnlng at ;ht ~ -
and continuing without intermssion until Midnight
For the benefit performance for the Actors
Fund of America to be given at Daly's Theatre on
Tuesday afternoon the following programme is an
nounced: THE Romanesques," by Edmond ftos-
tand, played by the company now actlhs II a' '
Madison Square Theatre; Arthur Playtar, oi
Charles Hawtrey's company, in limitations OF Eng
lsh actors; Charles Hawtrey and members OF ms
company in a one act play. Time is Money! Miss
Adele Ritchie Miss Christie Macdonald trancis
pany in selections from that work; the Hengler
Sisters in a speciality from the Seepihs pedutS
iogue: Harry" Bulger Charles ]. Ross and Joseph
Gawthorn in in eset selection nd M@e yT9 Hermann in
Night in Japan.
The benefit for Miss Laura Burt originally
planned for this evening the Bijou Theatre VIII
be given at the Casino Thursday at O'CLOCK
under the management of a committee of the Pro-
fessional Woman's League, with Mrs Solomon
Smith as chairman. Thomas q. Seabrooke Fay
Tempeton and Edna Aug will appear. May Isabel
Fisk will give a monologue. A one act play by
sedley Brown, entitled One Hundred Years from
Now" will be given, with the following members
of the Professional Woman's League in the cast:
Miss Lucille La Verne, Miss I4avina shannon.
Miss Margaret Clark Miss JEANNE Winston. Miss
Clara Coleman Mrs. Samuel Charles. Miss Eva
Grau and Miss Rosalie de Vaux. Miss Maude Banks
will be the director. Miss Burt is in Roose-
welt Hospital where she has been for weeks as the
result of a fall from horse while appearing in a
recent burlesQue.
Announcement has already been made of the
benefit be given at the Casino this evening for
the Metropolitan Hospital. Those who listed
to take part in the entertainment Miss Marie
Dressler. the Angela Sisters, Miss Adele Earring
ton, Miss Emma Carus. Miss Zelma Rawston, Miss
Jane Whitbeck John Hymes, Robert Hilliard.
Harry Bulger George Fuller Golden, Hans
KronOld. Joseph Cawthorne Dan McAvoy. Ross
and FentOn and Nine. Camille Birnbohm accom-
panied by l. Eisenberg
New-York tribune., 1902-02-02
A TABLET FOR SPANISH WAR VETERANS

Preparations are being made in the Sth RegI-
ment for the celebration OF Washington's Birthday
by review and dance. This affair has been an
nually celebrated by the Sth for the one hun
dred years
A tablet in memory of the members of the regt-
ment who died while in the service OF the United
States in the war with Spain will be formal
ly unveiled 1t will be of bronze. and will cost
"
New-York tribune., 1902-02-02

tOns; later she rendered Scandinavian selections
Mrs. Berry and Norman Johnson sang Chaminade's
"Angelus. Mr.. Heath Gregory also sang.
Among those present II. A. Ulhart, T. B.
Clifford jr.. H NJ. Raborg. John F. Scott. a. E.
Stahlschmidt. Mr.: and Mrs. ]. Wells Finch. Mr.
and Mrs. s. p. West, MIR. and Mrs. Robert B.
Roosevelt Miss Juanita Miller, Miss Mary c. Ryan
Count de Visone, Mr. and Mrs. Del Garcia, Mrs
II. T. Leggett. Roger Foster and Victor Harris
New-York tribune., 1902-02-02

Mines. Lehman, Gadski and Blauvelt will sing
the farewell concert of the first Carnegie
Hall next Saturday evening. and Kubelik will play
The programme IS a follows: Arietta from Mi
reille," Gounod, Nine Blauyelt; "Gesang-scene,
Spohr Kubelik; aria, "Abschenlicher" Beethoven,
Nine Lehman; aria from Der FreiSchutz,
Weber, Nine Gadski; La Fee dAmour," RAN
Kubelik; duet from "Lohengrin" Mines Lehman
ard Gadsk; fantasia on the prayer from Moses
in Egypt" Paganipi, Kubelik; songs: "Pourquot?
New-York tribune., 1902-02-02
THE BERRY MUSICAL.

The last Of a series of musicals given by Mrs
Jacob Berry and her daughter. Miss Lita Berry.
was held last Sunday at their home, No 80 East
Seventy-ffth-st. The Lsteman Trio gave Handlers
Largo and a musical monologue in the style Of
Grossrnith given by Frederick Wendt. Miss
Caroline Maben. the pianist. played Brahms's in
termezzo in A fat and one OF her compost