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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-19
FATHER JAHN'S SONS
THIRTY-sIXTH ANNUAL CONVEN-
TION OF MINNESOTA TURNER'S
BEGUN YESTERDAY
MANY DELEGATES PRESENT
VIII Close This Evening With a So
ciaI Session which Will BE
Followed 10y a Gymnas-
tic Exhibition.

The thirty sixth annual convention Of
the Minnesota Turn-Bezirk Cor Turner'S
district) began yesterday in the West
Side Turner hall. corner of Wabasha and
Colorado, and was largely attended
throughout the day, both by the dele
gates and members of the local society.
The convention was called to order at 2
O'Clock by President Col. William Pfaen-
der.
The reports Of the various officers of
the association were read and approved
and demonstrated that the Turner'S Of
the state are in a better condition numer-
ically and financially than for many years
past.
There were delegates from New Ulm,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-19
MILLION FOR SCHOOLS
AUDITOR DUNN DISTRIBUTES Isl.
MENSE FUND.

State Auditor r. c. Dunn Yesterday
sent out the last certificates for sales Of
state lands made last fall. These GER
tlfcates are sent to the various county
Il easurers, and by the treasurers dis
ttibuted to purchasers. The sale Of
state lands during the past year has
amount of land and the price Secured
therefor. The amount equals the limit
~ law for one years sales-104, 900 acres.
Inc money taken in from these sales is
about $l,225, GOO Most OF the land sold
at about S11 per acre. This 81 to IS high
er than the state has ever been paid per
acre any previous year for similar land
Or the money taken in, over ST. 900 900
will go to the school fund.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-19
FORENSIC SKILL.

An English criminal was accused Of
stealing a pair Of trousers, and cleared
by his attorneys eloquence. After his ac-
quittal he refused to leave court until
the very last one: Because" he ex-
planned to his lawyer in a whisper, ''yo i
see, I've got the trousers on!'
This reminds Every Where Of a prIs-
oner that was cleared by a lawyer in
New Jersey, having been arrested for
stealing churn. II amt got any money
to pay you, judge" he confded; but
you shall have the churnp'
And he sent it over to the lawyer
house the next morning Every Where.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-19
Two-Year-OIds Raced Wen.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan 18.--A string Of
eleven two-year-olds faced Starter Fitz-
gerald in the third race this afternoon
trials the Morris Walden pair, Merry
Sister and Offset were favorites and
coupled. Marry Sister was on the outside
all the way and was carried wide on the
turns, but came very fast at the end and
finished strong.
Dagmar, 2avorite in the stake event
the Live Oak steeplechase worth $l,tl5
to the winner, unseated his rider early
in the race, but BARLEY remounted aud
started after his field. Rising to the tenth
jump the horse broke blood vessel and
was pulled up. Coley made a new record
for the track.
Mynheer, who won the fifth race, was
the only winning fayorite.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-19
Another One on Chris.

Comiskey has a new tale about Won
der Abe, and it is one in which Frank
Genius figured. He said: II don't vouch
for the story, mind you, for have never
been able to get Genins to admit it, but
it is a good one, anyway. When Chris
got Genins he thought he was a wonder,
fly ball was knocked high over his head
and over the fence for home run,
Genins saw where it was going, and con-
sequently made no effort to reach it.
When he reported at the clubhouse after
the game he was notified of his uncondi-
tional release. whats this for?" thun-
dered the new man, thoroughly mad. Wy
you don't show some interest in the fly
balls?" returned Chris I know it vel
you cannot get him, but you do not show
the brober interest. So you go, see?' Z
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-19

the first cMy he feels that a caucus could
be held Tuesday evening.
The speaker is not so certain what ac
ton should be taken by the caucus. He
to allow each member the privilege of
introducing not more than one bill Of
local interest, and thus disarm the oppo-
sition of the many who will appear with
such legislation by their constituents. If
this idea does not meet with favor,
Speaker Bowling expresses a willingness
to agree in CAUCUS to act only upon mat
tiers pertaining to the tax report.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-19
WAGNER'S SCHEME FAILS
BEGGAB WITH MUCH NERVE
DRAWS THIRTY DAYS.

". F. Wagner. a sleek-looking fellow
"iL a wooden leg, was before Judge Orr
III the police c0ut yesterday on the charge
Of begging, and Judge Orr told him in
plonouncing sentence that the limitation
imposed by law was the only thing that
saved him from getting ninety AS it
was, the Judge was only able to hand him
thirty. Wagner was arrested at the in
stance of Relief Agent Hutchins, and it
is claimed he was collecting money for
an artificial limb by fraudulent means.
He had $56 on him when arrested, and in
court yesterday he admitted that he had
put the name OF NOyes Bros. & Cutler
with S. after it and marked paid, at the
9ead Of mis- subscription list, and it is
alleged he used this means Of working
business men for money. r. c. Jeffer-
son testified that he had been touched
Or S. on the strength Of the mans story.
backed up by the signatures appearing at
he head of the list. In the meantime
while Wagner IS doing time at the work
lcUse the mo1ey found on his person will
5e used to buy him an artificial limb
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-19
ADVANTAGES OF CANAL
DIR, ROBINSON DISCUSSES PHASES
of ISTHEIAN PROJECT
Canal Would Overcome the Greatest
Obstacle in the Way of De-
veIopment OF the
West.

DR.. E. V. Robinson. principal of the
Central high school, spoke to the young
mems debating club at the Y M G. A.
last night upon this subject of the
Isthmian canal. He took up a thorough
history of the project from the time Of
its inception and explained something of
the Importance of the movement
He said that the isthmus iS@Bne of the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-19
Must wait for Minutes.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1S.-The official
minutes of the National Baseball league,
recently held in this city, have not been
given to the public, as was expected. A.
Young to refute a statement Of John L.
Brush that the question of trust for
baseball had not been discussed at the
meeting AS the minutes will be issued
verbatim in pamphlet form, it has been
necessary to do considerable routine
work in order to bring them out.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-19
Baby Died Of Pneumonia.

Coroner A. w. Miller yesterday held an
autopsy on the remains of the four week
old baby girl left in the Gardner hotel
at hastings Sunday, ana which died at
the childrel's home, Merriam Park. in
st. Paul. The autopsy showed that the
irfant had died from pneumonia, brought
about by exposure, and Coroner Miller
Will turn the matter over to the county
attorney tomorrow. The identity Of the
man and woman that left the babe al
the hotel is still m tsterF
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-19
TRAVELLERS SOCIAL SESSION.
7. c. It. Members Spend Pleasant
Evening at EII1s' Hall.

cial session of the season Of 1e01-1902 of
the SANITY City council United CONNER
ci2I Travellers, at the Elks hall last
for dancing and programmes of fifteen
numbers was enjoyed. For those who
did not care to dance fifteen tables had
been set in the card room, and sixty
people spent the evening at cards.
These entertainments are becoming
very popular with the members and their
woman friends, and each session the at
tendance grows. Light refreshments
HeIt- served during the evening.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-19
Seymour Paws s25 zinc.

John Seymour arrested onf the charge
Of selling liquor without a license at
Merriam Park changed his plea Of not
guilty to guilty in the police court yes
terday. This being his first offense, he
was allowed to pay fine of $25 on the
recommendation of the RHpsecuting at
torney. Judge Orr however, gave fair
warning that hereafter he would impose
fine Of $50 in these cases for the first
offense, and would give ninety days
ST. aight on any second conviction
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-19
OCEAN LINERS.

New York-sailed: Manitou, London;
Trave, Genoa, Naples. etc; Palatia, Ham
burg; Etruria, Liverpool
Liverpool-Arrived: Belgenland, from
Philadelphia. Sailed: Unbria, New
York.
Antwerp Kensington, n New
York.
Havre-sailed: La Champagne, New
York.
Cherbourg-sailed: st. Paul, from
Southampton for New York
Liverpool-Arrived: Cymric, New York.
Cardif-Arrived: Hero, Tacoma. via
St. Vincent @. ".
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-19
NO CAUCUS FOR DOWLI ING
SPEAKER Is OPPOSED TO PARTY
ACTION ON TAX BILL.

Speaker NJ. J. Bowling yesterday spent
a7eral hours in conference with Gov.
Van. SAINT regarding the proposed pro-
;edure of the extra session.
MI Bowling is opposed to holding a
Republican caucus Monday evening pre-
.eGmg the Tuesday OF assembling, Saving
hat such a gathering could not act in
diligently until it had the message of the
governor before it to guide its action.
If the governor submits his MESA ge
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-19

NEW ORLEANS, La, Jan. 1S.-Mana-
ger John Norris. Of the local branch cf
day with photograph Of the valet
Kern. charged with robbing the ThebaSd
mansion in New York Of SIS, 600. Mr.. Nor
that Manners is the New York fugitive.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-19

Famous Scientist (excitedly)-
must be done to stop the spread of the
opium habit among the women.
Great Editor (calmly)-Very well, sir;
I'll put in a paragraph that laundering
for opium is a sign of old age.-New York
Weekly.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-19
Cfgarmalzers, FinanciaI shaving.

The receipts of the Minneapolis Cigar
makers union for the past year were "a
SS1 .43; disbursements, $4,526.G1. During
the year forty-tWo new members have
been added to the roll of TIE organiza-
ton, making the total 1S5. Forty three
firms are now using the union label on
cigars manufactured in that city, an in
crease Of eleven since last year.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-19
Driving Club Programme.

The Capital City Driving club has ar
ranged an excellent programme for the
meet Wednesday next. The programme
includes a free-for- all trot, -for-all
pace and a 2:35 pace. The first race viii
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-19
FoRECLOsEs ON A CHURCH.
Hebron Baptist Chprch In Hands 81
MOrtGagees.

A mortgage for $1,000 held by the
northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
company of Milwaukee against the
Hebron Baptist church was forecIosed
Yesterday. The congregation of the
church does not expect to lose the build
Ing' as an effort is being made to raise
the necessary funds before the term Of
grace expires. 1t is understood that other
Baptist organizations in the city will as
slst IN raising the money. The church
Rev. W. 7. Millikin is its pastor.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-19
In Labor Field.

President Lapham presided at a meet
ing Of the Cooks alliance last night,
when the following We're Initiated Will
liam Koch, WI. Strackman, James Walls
dorf, J. A. Smirnet, Alex Boyd, p.
Schn1itt, G. Ahler and George Manska.
D. S. Lapham and James Haynes were
elected delegates to the Trades and La
Dor assembly. The union is more than
pleased at the result of their ball, for
which the receipts were $266 10. Receipts
of the evening, 1926; disbursements,
&2h 25
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-19

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 1S.-Herman
Miller, Of Baltimore, defeated Jack Dow
ney, of Brooklyn, in a six-round bout be-
fore the Nonpareii Athletic club tonight
Dcwpey resorted to clinching during the
entire fight In the sixth round Miller
cut loose and had Downey decidedly
groggy at the close.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-19

mark set. The centuries of 1901, includ-
ed three quadruple, sixteen triple and six
ty-nine double centuries, probably the
greatest number of multiple centuries
ever ridden in a single year by any club.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-19
COZ. Nash Removes OmetaIs

DAYTON, Ohio, Jan. 1S.-Gov. Nash to-
day asked for the resignation of the en-
tire board of trustees Of the state hospi-
tai here. 1t is the elimination of a con-
dition growing out of chickering's in the
board and consequent demoralization Of
the institution.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-19
Team Drivers Elect oncers.

The Team Drivers union held meet
ing last night, when they completed an
organization and elected the following
president. F.. Cooper; secretary-treasurer
James McNeilley; recording secretary, j..
]. Ravens; warden. TT. Sidenkronz: con-
ductor, S. Mccain; delegates to Trades
and Labor assembly, A. Rexeson and NJ.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-19


'ime, 1:0714, 1:0814, 1:091a, 1:09s4, 1:111a.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-09

lem tipiliiereoe Magter. Srige meo
ucipiliierebe Magtsr er for en- itor Del
internationale politipligter, b9ientlig
for 9eroens gelf9ro. 5ppr fom belit
bet er muligt, bsr 8ologift eler ligs
nenee Metpber anrenbes / Stebet for
arig for at af9sre 8anffeligbeoer melz
lem cioilifsreoe Hationer. font 9eroea
life enbnu er tommen ldngt not frem
til at gsre BRIG umulig eaer abfelat
snIteliet at annenoe Yologift / ale
Silf9Ibe. Sprettslfen at ben internd=
tionale Tribunal, fom bar S9os /
Suag, er en- 9e9ibsnbeo. Iom porsler
goot, % bporaf muligt pil flpoe meget
eobt til MenneItebeoens 9eifRro.
Oct er meget beore, bpor bet er mulist
at benpenoe fig til en- iuaodn Tribunal
enb at p9lee Iarlige SpmGnb for ct
eioet 5ilf9loe.
BORT 9anb moa ierlig lntsnites
meh, at De foreneoe Stater og Uierico
Ifulos blioe &c fstlts til at benstts iie
at 6dagrettens eooe 3ieneite. Oct
itet. itbite CONNER meo bet melt til
frebsitinenbe Reiultat i en- Sag ON en-
5ororing mellem os o9 Dor Ssiters
republif. Oct er at baabe, at bette
fpriie 5ilf9lbe mad tjene iom en- gr9=
cebens for andre. / 5pilfs life uniteb
States. men andre Rationer mao
bragg ytptte at Sad9s8ommisiionsn
Seq a~nbefoler til &On9rssiens gum
itise OperpsjsIie be 6anaiiite granb=
forbringer, Tom bar Genitano for om=
hpggeIig unoeriegelie unosr iioite Ses-
ion.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-09


Ter 6er life bere noeen Stanos
llbpiOeIfen at 6Gaaoen. BORT 2ono er
ri9t 90 fort, men bets Scr er Dog
lille iSommenli9ning msb andre ferite
alasfes Magter. 9i bar meo Spers
leg itabt DOR egen ubenrieife politit,
fer fr9per 8eiiobelIen at en- ferite
Slasfes 6louoe. 8dnalea oper 2dnbs
tangen pil biorage meeet til at forge
Dor 6laabes 8ru9burbsb, bois 5laa-
ben er at tiltr9ttelig Stsrrelie. Mons
roe ottrinen ber p9re ben ameritans
he uoenrigspOIitits foraemite 9rat;
men ben maa ftsttss at en- COB 6loabe.
gn COB 5laabe uo1Fsr life til arig.
men er betrngeenbe for 5reb.
S9rlie benleoes oerss Opm9rtfom=
beo pad Stibsnss Demanding. 4lbors
lige lllemper truer os, hbis Ri itte
ian gre beore, eno MI er 3ilf9lbet.
meb Senfbn til 6berpning at ct til.
itratteli9t antal of be Op9tigite Wd.
troier. Bore Stiles erFarne Sem9ne
sr mobige Og beiiobsr 5aefunoifab
men Der er life moi at benz. Se
praetigite Stibe og melt bpobringe1bS
9atterier er uouelige meo uerfarnt
Munbitaber. 5perten Stibe eler
manoifaber fan improOiieres, nddr
arig er bt9bnot.
@i trGnger ct 3uiinb Offieerer mere,
9losicrne peb 5lnaoens Stole bsr uos
pioes. Gorfremmelier uotr9pes for
5jensftens 9uelisbeb.
Den bsfldgelige Mangsl paa Diff.
cerer % bet fore Qntdl Retrutter PAD
r. nDs Stibe bar eioet pore Sffeerer
iI9r %2sjtndntsr o9 De pngre Officerer,
sn Masie Qrbeioe. Denne 3in9enes
5ilitano maa bog pebbdre, inotil flere
0ffcerer sr unefsominereoe fra Qns
napolis, og inotil Retrutterne bliper
~inospeOs. timber bisfe 9anffeliebeoer
bar pore Officer.r rsgtet beres 9berr
paa en- rosp9roig Maaoe, og be for
tiene Sdt.
Der er for nerperenoe insen Str
pdd 6oriionten. Der er itte Spor al
ubIigt til llsnigbeb meo en- fremmeh
Magt. 9i baober at ct oprigtigi
0isrte, at bette mad pebbare. og Den
eneiie Maabe. bporpaa bette ION ite. 81
Deb 4aftaFslien at en- gobt uoruitet
5lddee.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-09

7Foftum, at 5armercns YeiIGgo cam
nsr grunOlaget for fsle &spaolliens
@elfaro. Deb SiOen at, at Sn5oom
hos 0Dr og glanter er 6lepet mooarS
ninaen u%ioenftabelig 9ialp. 9et CT
merne ueO Snbfprelien al npe Yldnier'
0pe eeralier er blepen inofert | oen
balp srtenagtiee Syn / 9sItea. III
Gfsempel or bet gsrlige I Npltii9 az
ben bebTte Sld9s Wotdron'thesoe I
gbne meb ct aarligt RegnTdlo At tun
ii 9ommer sler beromtrina bIeoet fdltz
Ilcuet. geb S%nOferelfen AZ me HIs@
arter | aouiIiana og 3erds er aolln9eH
al IRIS Der / 2onoet brd9t III at pare
til GfterIpsrgielen iaoenIdnos. 5
Norbcn er me 5oberarter tnOt1rt, %
i Often bar bet piit fig, at De melt
uols9te 5rugtdrter fan o~pbeodrts o9
fcrIenbes pad en- iddoan Wfanoe, at Der
blipcr ct proftabelt Warteo Ter Dem
upenlanbs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-09
unebig Srnfnin9.

Der er en- itebie omiiggribenoe ZEN
BINS til at bile uoeibe / 9rn.ten en-
Masie 0otumenter, iom Der life er
nosen sgsntlig Reopenoigbeo for. Snz
tet burbe trptfes at no9en al 0eparte=
menterns, ubs:a at bet inoebolot noset
at parigt 9erb. pg Sonsresien tunbe
meO qetbsb betnoelig reeucere al ben
5rptning, iom bet er 6leret Git at
at laos ubfere.
Silfreo5itia5nbe 5remitriot er /
@creis Sob blepet giort I llooioslisn
at SpItcmet for uon9bn,lisr / aruft
al 5ortjereiter. Oct burDe pep COP
ogTaa u0sioss til 0iitritt Of GolumS
bid. 9st er meget at snitt. al oortaons
IutatpGIen reb COB bliper bragt paa en-
Bats, Der beftemmer ltonGoaslie og
JorFrsmmetTe olere JON 5olss al be
piit Sti!tet4eo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-09
9 q Tenet.

Den iladenbe 5oreeeIie / poitpnie-
nets Sn0tGgter pifer tnoeligt, at Der
er 9elitanb bldnpt port 5olt, oe al
5orretningsrsrelfen blipsr itsrre. 9es
partementets Snbt1eter for Jinuns-
odret fom enbte ben 30.Suni iioitleben,
bar $121, 848, O47.26. en- 5Orsselie al
$10,216,S53.87 orer bet forsgaaenoe
Ndr, ben iterIte 5orseelie / Oepartes
mentets 5iitorie. 5il Communicating
fan n9pnes, at poitp9ienets Snot9ss
ter for 4dret 1860 par fun $51S,067.
Den fri OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES er
tommst forbi GorIsesitdbist. Reiul=
t%aterne, fom fulete pdd oensSnoferelie,
Der biit bet berettigeoe | ben fore Be
pilgning, Tom 9onerssien foretog for
benne 5ieneites Sprettelie o~glbpioelie
Den senneminitliee aarlige 5orsgelie
at De poitale Snbt99ier / ad7boiitrits
terne er omtring 2 procsnt. De pirte=
lise Reiultatsr bier bog. at ZEN aars
lige 6oregelie. bpor ben frie poitafes
pering er inofsrt | iaaoan lbitr9fning,
at Sammenligninger fan antilles. er
omtriag 10 procent.
Den l.. Qopember 1902 q Der
1860 Qan0poibabtaIet omTdllen6.
omf-ing en- 5reoiepart at bet Streg,
bpor 9jeneiten er dn~bentelig. Der
foreliessr 4niegninstr ON Oprettels
len al 1918 Ruter til. 2anDpoItbubs
tjeneiten mao uobioes burti9it muliet.
D. fiaaniiele Reiultater iaapelfom bet
Oopn, Qanbbefolfningen bar bsraf,
frazer bet. Oct bringsr 5armerne |
baglig 8erering meo Marteoerne, bar
en- opordgenee 0irtning, fOrsgsr 9arz
'bisn af 5armsienbomms, ssr Jarmliosl
mere ~bebageligt og minbre i~foleret oe
oil biorage til at itanbie ZEN u9eloige
2ilitrsmning til 9nerne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-09
g6sers Setponins ium Sulc=
gaDer.

Ger er fun iaa Ting / 8erbsn, Der /
8Rroi fan I~ammenlignes meo eooe go.
ger. @ennem Dem trRoer Menneite.
beben5 aolelte Wnnber uper min Gsr.
t9rItel, par les END aloris iaa fattis %
rin9e. Os jes frpsier life for OF opers
brlue, naar ies flyer: On eno bet,
8erben faers taloer soot SelIfab, al.
brig ina til BEN She, bpor i,e par,
buao funoe bet uel itaoe mig, nnnr jes
= n9t at lepe meo min Sub / bans
betty Orb = boer Dag MATTE pleje
aanoelist os biertelist Samliu msb
RRno lom Somer, Dante, 2utber.
Sbafeipeare, @Oetbe, S9iqer, 6Olbere,
Sbleni9le9er, Benjamin Jrnnflin,
2onsiea NJ, gisrniOn, Sbien rs mango,
mango andre? or Get bog life uaitsn
mere enb vsobt SefIfd6"?
Seq fenber fra min llre6om intet,
Der lom CODE Vgger bar | Stano III Of
lsite mig ouer bet loue Os iaa nit Sjeris
til at banfe for oft, buao Der er aoelt,
ianot os itsnt; Os fra be mobners Nar
fenoer jes intet. Der iom sobs Bsssr
fan foraole os freolpie ct 5iem. nnar
5aoer os Mober / be bpsselise Bin.
teraitener fammen meb biuanSsn og 8srs
meme bolber StRpne meb Nnnoens Stors
m9nb.
Seq bar ualst at Iise bette nu tet
ino unber Sui, forbi ri bar ben eobe
Sfif til oenne Ssjtib, Der minosr os
ON. at Cub gap os fin fulofomne @nue.
O9ian at siue bore imaa @auer iii
Slagt os genner. Cub gap % bet
aaerbebite, Lab osina cs prsue paa at
siue binanoen nOset Of oct u~irtslis sOhf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-09
Yanam dtd1ale og
9acifittabeten.

Irbejoet poa BANANA Sa7dIen bsr
gennemfsres iom Qanoets fortiatte
politit uosn 5enipn til 5oranorins /
2anoets 4omiaiftrdtion. u~uoerbonbs
lineer pdagaar MI meb Colombia for
at opnaa bets Somtntte iii, at ri
bp9ger aanaIen.
Gn Sti1ebapstabel fra Dor Stines
baOstpit til China ober !6apaii pg
Ybilippinerne anl9sges MI al Conn
mercioi paciFic Gable Co." paa til
frebsItiaenOe gstinssljsr meo Rsges
ringen.
On porto Rioc er bet alsae nsb4
psnOist at iige. at gsns 9ripisl bsr
tjsne fom &tssmpel paa. bpOrleOes
26eiiobelisrne beoit itpres.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-09

Del fan eeres bpf6art unoer 2obsn ON
Srrieation. bsr Reiten al bet offsntlise
Qanb ltrergt forbebolnes benz, Der pil
srunoe 6iem. De oirfelige Settlere, %
ineen AMEN. Zrtenlanolopen. STOP
oa 5smmer" saopea oe 6omeiteuos9os
pens communication cIauie er blepet idd
forbrejet, at fore Str9tninger al bet
offentliee 9ono sr blepen taget | Be-
Tiobslfe at andre END pirteli9e Settlere.
S~elpfslselig ~forebpeees Settling. De
items iGpne og iunne Sptomit beroer
pao Granddaughter af 9jem. Megst
at Hationens 0elitano ftplbes 9omez
i!eabs9opens @irtnineer.
9aa ben onben SHE bsr Ri inoie.
at | @%ressaaeenes Gene ian ben
Monb, iom iparer til !6omelteobs9as
cercn, lite p9re / Stono til at nebi9tte
fig paa 9anott permanent. bpis ban
bare faar COB til at benntte en- lige
itor Str9tning 9r9slano, iom bans
@rober. 6omeTteoos 5ogsren. gioes at
bDrtbort 3d1o. st bunorebe % letstt
acres noeenluroe riat og goot punbet
2anb ener langt minore tuniti9 bdnoet
9ano ian forfpree en- 5amilie. mebens
ineen tu1be ifabe fig ct llDtomme al
ct Duaoreoe o9 ietsti Qcres tor 0r9sz
Lamb. fom / bet bejeite life tunbe foore
mere eno ct areatur for bper ii acres.
Ser er fore S%tr9tninger al offentligt
2anO blebet ~inbeorbet uf perioner,
fOm ingeaiom6elit Ret bar bait BERTH.
4f foriteligs 9runoe er Der life bleoet
giort mango Snooenoin9er oerimpo;
men tilbsrlie BARREL er MI blepet gipet
ulIe pebtommenoe, o9 Reeerin9en bill
bersfter gore aft muliet for at i9tte en-
Stopper for iaaoan uloplig Snbtrans
gen.
9pis &ogresiea at Maneel pau
9enbffut til Sasen timber bet D%anite-
ligt at gribe ben an. anbefaler jeg
OprettelIen df en- aommisiion. Sag
m9nb til at unberfsee % rapportere
angaaenbe bisfe inopitleoe Spsrgss
maal.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-09
6 ountlig Gambling.

Gongreslen bar | oe ienere 4ar eiDet
iig | Gag meb fau Eager af itsrre
8igtigbeb eno Snbfsrelien at ct en-
item for ldnosunberitsttst, funitig
ganbirg al bet fjerne geitens grteaz
lauo. Gn COB 9egpnbelie er sjort.
.Weo @eotaeelien at bette Spitem bliDer
ct e%runbigt os Oioenftabsliet Spftem
for 8eDarelfen at StOOene paa Ofsnt=
lig 9anb mere nebpenbigt.
qope bsr pebtages for 8eifpttelie at
0ilbt og DilOe DIR | be at 9eseringen
~referpsrebe Gfooe. Zen meningslefe
Nebflagtnins at 9ilbt ber families
trafs.
,.SaaoiOt bet er brusbart til 4gsrs
bprfnins os | iaaoan llbitratnins, fom