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New-York tribune., 1902-10-02
DEMOCRATS B4SHFrL
NONE OF THEM WANT No,HNATIoN FOR
CONGRESS

SARATOGA n r.. o-- fSneciah-'THe ANVta
Congress District Deno'rat.' Convention u--
--z y, ------,-,.-s = candidate for Repr-sentative
.n Congress held three sessions here inside or two
ssv- and a-campIishad substantially norhins-
When it reas-euibIsr the Grand Union Hore. this
morning 10 was expected that some one "oHId He
willing 70 accept the honor of non-iH4 tlon. o-t no
-,-. 49,. -.-s-.rts- The delegates finally dis
r.rss4 ~ tra matter bv electUg new Congress
district ,ouuitr-e iustruotinE 10 10 nominate
.andidate and then adjourned. Tn" committee en-
braces r T. Mead - Saratoga. F g. Potter OF
Warren " a. Hackney. ~ FULTON. and J. T.
Wilsey. of Montgomery. het'7' 'ne eh1 OF the
--,- :. A. 100000 ths couulitte viii nominate
Thomas r Jordan Of Gla-ersvil.e Futon county
The district comprises the cnuntlsS oI uII3I.
Ie9IbIcan nominee m this district ls Congressman
I.ucigs n IIttau@r Of Gloversvlie
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02
BIG BILLS HOMECOMING
DEvERY NOT a BIT CAST DOWN.
WORK FOR "0LER~ HIS ~Ry-THE IXvH
FAEtUES AMID H0WIS AND
FIREWORKS


"Nrr. amt that a shame u-e-a-s-r-y
--H-a-r-a7~
With FL brass hand -ra-+-- forth IN. -orrt.t-
ms -lE-.r.- air NJ which The -are Is the re-
Train. William $ rerz-y and his -,,9 hundred
night Two thousand r-~s--- Gathered at r,l-,-
er-r-s-e and THIRTY e7r--l-sr m welcome -4a
rrr--- and -ba, 60. ,rr an z---,,s..s-... 1o,,r
when ne --s-r-r- ~ -r.a .--t-. came III -t-rr
rrev eft-r,- ------t r.s,..-,- ,,-a,, r- .o-..-.,
~ rho --sr- ~ Pho --- r- took Ten --f-ur-z n,
restore order The district was a-I7zz v-f-1 red
--a --+ -r4r-ar-4 .. .rs r.-r- . b.-r. tb-
---. s u.
'''H- o..
what passed FOR .- and Uev-rr said.
- t. 49,
-. .-- -...--- 80 ~. 49,.
count Ne -rt .ua- We want We nominated
--- .-.-----r-- s-- ..-,.s---.- AND --. are -----
D.. .----t 49, -.- --.-- ~, -,..-. 40
0r7t f'~ r.~. want every -1a0 THAT has
a-r- - good r,e--or~--.. tr7r+ in his --f-- ~
-. I'M. -,-- ~. and --r. M \ --s-7-.-v In -r..
.--r--a cheers e-- --. ~ r-r4- Hr--s5 fur
Ola. -rsae-. .Tr.-.- -,r-- r.--. and =.r-...~
shouts we're --- r.-ror-e =rsl0s-r man
-,--.-- ~, .,. -...... 10 --. -.- --..-.., me-.
e-r Is r1- hand a-s shouted
''~' welcome f'H nome m me name NJ me
Democrats ~ rre INrh DISTRICT We think more
- --,,, . -,,, --...-- .L- -1-- --. -.
At'a- 'n'- me cars began -0 +.s-0rE@ r7=f-
freight The foremost car carried a --~=ar-=~ IN
--a -.4e -,---r --. ------ .vy-.-r.,,- - -l----.
" '>.' N---' '-7.'.'
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02
NORWEGIAN STEAMER FRI ASHORE

Kingston. Jamaica Oct The No-UAgt.n
steamer Fri. Captain WagIe bound from ElfDgsro
% cuba with cattle. has run ashore ar Pedro p1uer
about seventy miles southwest NJ T3r,9irs -
The Fri sailed from New-York September 10 for
Cartagena. Colombia
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02

tween those in the classified and those IN the
classified service. Postmasters OF others holding
unclassihed positions are merely prohibited from
using their Olcas control political movements.
from negecting their duties from causing public
scandal by political activity
A person in the classified service has entire
right 70 vote as plsases and express private
Iy his opinions all political subjects. bur he
should take active part in political manage
ment or IN political campaigns.
II. c. PAYNE. Postmaster General
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02
nrr--E.-EN-- ~ -r- -ANA-s

r,r---.-.--,rr-,--- 90 ----- .-.,-.
'--T ~ f-- Union. I-@v -ara
-" over .-5 --... --a .--- - ---s--... .-.-- FL
- -l-f-f .-- operation. while ~ --r.- --a-z- --s
c-z- 5. ,-.-fes-
-s-ssi,- 1- .s5 zrc --s --a.. - ~ e-a--y ~
-- = --e- y i-- STATE. priceless asz-- ~ r1-
70 y-sr -r,L re pubic calamity ~ .'- e~-f-- O.
- @-- ---.- --t can ar -.--f.1 "-F Pr
an l---- : = --.a..7 -.-,..--
-----r- -,lE ~ -ir-.--
~ ---.-' -5-.t-ssrro Er07 r. s-- ---rr-
----tz--.-- - .------ -...-s .--.
.' a.-.-'ses fe-.- deliberate intent ~ POSTPONE
become ---- a-s
-.--. '.- -- ~ save a1- rH-.1 r2 and '-7
n r-szerr7s- s-- E, 80 ~. tl@L sl-J- Ino-e 7e
Nas[-5 W covenant with --s people 20 7---
salsLl1 pan - g--a- Improvement rrcvlgl-E fr-
5-4 $500, i--s m ~ ,-e i51-ss- -1-s tor ta= Er-
-.---...--.- ~ .r- e,1-r canals - -r- STATE. The
--e-L-1s -e..-s--- ~L.' So .lti-I1 - m7-----
5---.l-e5 5-- -.l-e5 WI oesr re needs end promote RE
--1cesrs1 rh@ oeua.- q. -rv r.-as n trary---r.-
-ae at re Re3q--s1 -1 3, p -sZs-- EsgA-- 1-
ez-7-r ana f---o-- ,s-s aI- A- ests5.-s1 r-e
m con .r=-a h|- s7l--=-~-..- -i'' CITY I'D
coon p-s-=
a na--o--s-f- r.--
es-zblshrest ~ q wise s-s-r-- Il r7-z -.eZ-
Eepl1isar legislature refused rs sanction Roads
r--,ar-o,5- -Ss re gg SEN ~ ol1-.--7as aEa~
secured ~ ir-e-.lser- legislation Tie z..--- ~
-le present law is t-s T-=s.-i-.rs NJ .e-rr many
procuring :1- tte STATE --r-e--.rs -.-.--.y. --.-
-ere1 -etachec er1 widely separated pieces n.
ro--s = -oca! 5ereet o-.v.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02
TIE CU1U SERVICE

we believe thar the competitive system, 70
r0furu,arf lu the civil Service mas ierno-z--a,.z
urinfV ~ me system. and W. condemn ~ 7-s ,Il-
e,-ssfons snc nagranr violations of hofn -hs .i-e
ana spirit of ire law for partisan purposas 7.l-.
the impropsr increase In the number q Dersa-s
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02
no BRITISH COLONIAL SYSTEM

r.o- o. - p '---.to-..I eNpausior-the expar-
30 r-~v-..-t' .rn an. ~ ID.h-lUd Lr rh- NCUora-
e-e--sS .---. "' Desirable territory which can pc
f-a uIr--e states fr The Union and whose PEOPLE
Au,e-i-r- .. - M -Erah.e u becoming a. for
~ s,--- ',-z r-rr. we fav~r rr7 a. agr1~ lon
are una.,e-re', ~ a~e legitimate means Bgt We
clEslne IA ~. .'i sec m Flr -etLlrE or plT-
ana 0l-rrr .-'-..anf .-rGs t0 be held colonies
E1Va--a5 ne Brush colonial system. 20 ha
fFnTIe ra~ ---.H Nt me -r~-rrr-rf0D and ~ hose
re c.-ea--- become rtrizsEs
ErUir,er--.- -t. r-.. rriD- policy ~ The present
.-rr ta s--... .~.-ITC our f.iZt t1r. they
..---.s-- Without iuperiIiEg our form ~
~-r-a r-- ...r .-tuuaI policy fuw1rC them
.--.0 uncertain arF l.4-r-f1rrrE bur
r-r---- -- re nation as 20 -he ultimate gov
ra---o-- -.-1- ~ those Islands 5fauId - m
q. declared '-i'."i9 enc ~hoH1 h- eAii.-
NJ rrrs-' t.1sI friends and advocs-es ~ me cause
Rem .r-"e. f0 fle support ~ Ht .-F "a
D-rr---.- -l..'lstrlriln only reiasralr'z Welded
raH os .. .tHa Justice f0r cuba ir tE- -eclr-
rsrs ps ~. n"r Irincipal produ-ts. rot
"a. .t-g-.-. Republican President Tr1fe-~e5
m .0Tg-s &. grant and which even his own Tarr.
..'re mon assent. hTIr the frlI are
st-i-.I Lln we'd iu the reduction uf fHe tariff 70
Rar-lti revenue basis The refusal ~ the present
10 ~. .N congress. under the dirtatI1u of special
sratI. iar. living chance - -srahlislinc
rrs ~ 'N.lrrf government under her daC
.sfI y. -..l'. ll betrayal ~ national honor w
&C., I'iOE -f tho u-oule to the tQLiv0cgf
p7.rr r. ~ Irr krrub. Ican platform IN this state.
fr 49, lalFTs man rtlHf 90 cuba proposed
f,. Republicans iu Congress while some ~
so--. ieins On Congress proposed cue thing ana
.er. and nothing H'-Trrtar s.I....rrl-
49,. af'4usfr ttsrlCe fa t'-na "an .1Iv De- .f-
rre.s' 'ffonFn tHe election 1f Dsmoera-1- Con-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02
'NNERsHIP ~ ANTHRACITE MINES

r,r ss'socate the national ownership and opera
~ - ~ anfhracite coal mines hy the exercis -
..t- Ilenf of eminent doulain with 1ust couper-
- 70 owners. Ninety per cent u the authra-
- .ai deposits ~ the world being in The sac
~. .itaris national nership nut h. IN
-, ,esf ~ rhe " hoie people
49,. tlhe water being q public necessity ne
ooAte national ownership and operation % ths
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02
n-RsEcuTLoN ~ THE ELMANIAN IEns

Rla syrrath-ze Nirl rhe oppressed % The mo-
ar-hee ~ Eurons and especially d. We 5epIora 49,
..--a.--rr rra nrrra--O-- r1r-erI-rtlr NJ r---
~ FtrI~7zria. thousands ~ whom are azs4----
a--arirs - escape the injustice and orrrass--- -
fr- -u-r country 4 national p-o-eer .--s
tb. wrongs indicted by tle RuuHuau Csoys-S--sl -sl
Fl r-,--rfeF rv The dictates ~ h-uarirv go 'leut
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-10-10
The Killing of 8erbier.

From Frank rabbi, who returned
yesterday from the Yescas, where
Herculano Berbier was killed on
Tuesday, it is learned that there
were some inaccuracies in THE
HERALD's report of the murder pub
lished yesterday Mr. Rabb, who
reached Yescas the same dav the
deputies from Brownsville went out,
saws that he saw himself that
Berbier was shot in an open place
on the road to Point Isabel, and
not in the brush. The tracks of his
horse and those of another horse
man who approached close to him
were plainly seen at the spot where
the body was found, and it appears
probable that the murder drew
near him under friendly guisc
and threw Berbier off his guard
before killing him. Mr.. Rabb
confirms the statement that Berbier
was killed with pistol. having
two wounds as described in yester-
days HERALD. This is also cor
roborated by private letter receiv-
ed here from the murdered mans
half brother. The report has been
circulated that Berbier was not
shot, bla was killed by a fall from
his horse, but the foregoing proves
that he was shot to death
Mr.. Rabb also says that Berbier
left his home about ten o'clock the
day he was killed, and that his
horse had not been found up to the
time of Mr.. Rabb's leaving Yescas.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-10-10
Why the Express Did Not
Publish An important Item.

Some comment has been created
in Brownsville by the fact that no
news Of the killing of Alfredo Cerda
by Ranger Sergeant A. Y. Baker
appeared in the San Antonio Ex-
press, which paper usually contains
every occurrence of any moment
throughout Southwest Texas. In
justice to the Express and also TO
that papers correspondent in
Brownsville, it may be stated that
a special telegram relating the
details OF the tragedy addressed to
the Express was filed at the telegraph
Office in Brownsville by the Express
correspondent, the same evening
that it occurred.
The correspondent was surprised
when the special did not appear in
the Express, and that paper also
inquired of the correspondent as to
why the affair was not reported,
the letter being received this morn
ing. Operator Sanborn, on being
informed of the fact, at once insti-
tuted inquiries, with the result that
a telegram was received this after
noon from the San Antonio office
explaining that the special had been
delivered by oversight to the Daily
Light, an afternoon paper, instead
of to the Express. The mistake
was due to the fact that the line
was down the evening the message
was filed, it being sent the following
morning, and as the Express rarely
receives a special in day time, it
was sent to the afternoon paper
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-10-10
CHAIRMAN WELLS ATAUSTIN

Austin, Tex, Oct. 6.--Hon. James
B. Wells, chairman of the State
Democratic executive committee
and his assistant secretary, Frank
Kibbe, arrived here this afternoon.
They will remain until after the
meeting of the committee to be held
here Oct. s.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-10-10
PGRELI PERSO.s.iL

Capt J. \. Brooks and Sergeant
A. y Babrr of the State rangers
LETT on this mornings stage for
Alice.
Ms. }. B. Wells. accompanied by
her d.,as!ste7, Miss Zoe, and little
son Carlton left Wednesday VIA
Matamoroz en- route to san An
tonic.
Mrs. Rosa Pategnat and daugh-
ters, Misses Susan and Irene. ar
rived At home this morning by the
Stage. after an absence OF several
months visiting relatives at Corpus
Christi and other points.
B. Cain, who has been III
Nicaragua for over a year past in
connection with enterprises relating
to the proposed interoceanic canal,
is expected to return to Brownsville
before long. to join Mrs. Cain and
little son, who have been making
their home with her parents, DR..
and Mrs. Wolff Of this city.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-10-10


by iocll applications as they canno
reach the diseased port il of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that Is by constitutional remedies
Deafness is caused y an inianed con-
dition of the mucous lining of the Eus-
tachIau Tube. When this tube IS in
flannel you have Il Tulnbling sound or
imperfect hearing. and when it s en-
tirely closed, Deafness is the result, and
unless the Inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored to its normal
condition hearing will be destroyed
forever. Nine ca eS ut Of ten are caused
BY Catarrh, which is nothing but an
infamed condition Of the mucuos sur
faces.
We VII give One Hun lred Dollars
for any case of Deafness caused by
catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls
catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free
F. j. CHENEY, Go, Toledo, Obi
Sold by druggists 75c.
Halls Family Pill lsrea the best
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-10-10
ABOUT TOWN

ne STEAMER -IanJcO arrived OH
the bar at noon today and up to
four this afternoon she was still
outside. We could not learn what
chance there was for her to cross
the bar today
tt is generally the man who is
not a subscriber but who hangs
around and borrows the paper from
one who Is a subscriber that's most
Tree in his criticisms of what ap-
pears in 1t.
Tennis is now popular diver
sion with some Of our society peo-
pie. \ fine court has been made in
the vacant lots opposite St. Joseph's
College on Levee street, and nearly
every afternoon a number Of play
ers may be seen there enjoying
game.
The Mexican steam tug lctorla,
bound from New Orleans for Tam
pico, entered the pass OF Brazo8
Santiago yesterday afternoon for
the purpose Of securing water, her
supply being exhausted. A supply
of water was furnished her from
one of the railroad tanks by this
mornings train.
Tim, the Filipino boy who was
lately released from Jail after sew
eral months Imprisonment on
charge of theft, got himself into an
other scrap last night. After. he
was given his liberty, he secured
employment as a cook for the ran
gers at their place on Washington
street, and seemed to be doing very
well until last evening, when he
turned up missing" and at the
same time . watch and several art
icles of wearing apparel were also
missed. cit was evident that Tins
departure at the same time and the
disappearance Of the said articles
at the same time was no mere coin
cidence, and the rangers at once
instituted a search for him, also
notifying the police OF the facts.
He was not found by the searchers,
however, but later in the evening.
on returning home him there with
the rangers foundthe missing
articles. Here you watch, he
said in his broken English,
as soon as he saw them, and
restored both the watch and clothes
This satisfied the rangers, but some
Of the police saw Tim on the streets
later, and, not knowing of the res
titution Of the lstolen goods, took
him to Jail He was released again
today.
Private Archer NJ. Meade of Com
pany B, Fourth Infantry, who was
wounded accidentally at the target
range Yesterday, was brought to
town and taken to the post hOspi-
tai. His condition is considered
very serious, though it is hoped he
NAV pull through. The wound was
caused by Krag Jorgensen bullet,
which entered the head a little to
the right of the center of the crown,
passing downward and coming out
a little to the right of the base of
the skull. Meade was in the pit at
the rear of the target, engaged in
marking the score, at the time of
the accident, which occurred at half
past three o'clock. 1t is not known
exactly how he happened to be
struck, but it is supposed that he
was not STOPPING low enough when
the firing occurred, and a badly |
aimed bullet must have passed just
above the earthwork on which the
target stands, happening to be in a
line with his head. He is an I'M
usually tall man, which probably
caused his head to come too high.
The accident is deeply regretted by
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-10-10
FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS.

Mrs WINSLow ; Soothing Syrup has
been used for over sixty years by mil,
ElnS of mothers for their children
while tootbing, with perfect sue
cess. It Ure.nes the child, softens the
gums, a;ilyS al pain; cures wind coli
aud it Is the best remedy for Diarrnoea.
It will r.uege the Door little suffered
immediately Sold by druggists in
every part of the world. twenty-five
cents bottle Be sure and ask for
Mrs WiaSlow's soothing Syrup" and
take no -. he.- kind
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-10-10

A mass meeting was held at
Cleveland, Ohio, and resolutions
adopted demanding the seizure of
the anthracite mines by the United
ates government.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-10-10
NOTICE To TAX PAYERS.

The tax rolls of Cameron county
for the year 1902 are now in the
hands of the tax collector of the
county, and taxpayers are hereby
notified that he is ready to receive
taxes due by them for the said
year. DAMAso LERMA,
Tax Collector of Cameron Co.
Brownsville, Tex, DC. 1, 1902.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-10-10
Announcement.
BAPTIST MISSION.

One Block from Post Office on
Leyee Street.
Preaching Sundays at 1920 a. m:
Sunday School " $3.50 a. m.
Prayer Meetings
Wednesday 7:30 p. M
ALL SERVICES IN ENGLISH.
Strangers welcome at all Services
REID HALE, Missionary
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-10-10

Eas;.. LII s-tt /. .->-- S-..-.
ment Dy Ely > Creall lain. '1'scn ;, ~,
ably arona-ic. 1t IS received gro gu ~.
nostrils, c.cGnses and heals the 1ghoio ST.
face over which i: difUses itsolf. Drugg;s;.
sell The 5@c. size: Trial size y mail, =
cents. Test i and you are sure to continue
the treatment.
Announcement.
To accommodate those who are partial
to tne use of .atonizers in applying liGuiGs
into the nasal passages for catGrrhG5 tycr-
hes, the proprietors prepare Cream Balm i,
l..i;;c form, which Will te kEovn IS =
L.u;i.G Cream balm. i.i,e clad y
,..rayipe tate Is - GEMS. i}r'.'-sISt, t.
.lail. The Eq1il fora c:;.bte..es -.ie ga.
icinal properties of the solid preparation
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-05
SammenBensen / ariitenlipct.

Oct er / bej @rdb oplpienoe og OPP
bp9geligt at ie, bporleoes Der itubig
gaor en- Strsm at 9rli9, lebenoe 9riz
TENDON uafbrubt neo gennsm 5toerne,
fda at Der ielo / Ydpetirtens peroslige
Itc 3ioer og / be oeocite, melt rationale
ftiits Sioer bog altio bar p9ret en-
Sreos at oitile / 2anoet", Der bar
gent Raaoens Orb, iaa bet after fan
opitaa / i'm CLANS. Strsmmen Tan
Itunbom = Iom 8uaoalquipir | Spa
nien - Lobe lumber Sorosn", fad 5olf
ilst life lager Marte til ben; men bog
oiier bet fig = iom / Glias' 0dge =,
at Der ftabig er 1000. ION life bar
bejet an9 for 8aol".
0enne lebenbe Strem bar ofte fare
5ormer. brugter og lnor fig ION en-
rig fife Qa. SITE ijaloent bar bisie
little / 2aaOet" afOeget os dfionOret
fig fra ,,9anbstirterne". bpab Der bar
faaet ben tpfte airtebiitoriter Qrnolb
til / i'm ,Girte> og S9tterbiitorie" at
fremi9tte ben paaitano, al bet esents
fig altio bar b9ret oa9tterne", ION
bar reprpisnteret ben pirteliee 3riitens
bonn.
0eres Stprte beitoO bog naturligois
life / Oeres afOigslier og ,,aatierier"
men / Oeres Snperligbeb. OerfOr flyer
e. Sod Cll6berup) meb Rstte / i'm
Bog: nSeren aierteaarb og Gmil
9oeiea", / bet ban omtaler 9. SIS
GOrt9rlisho for arnolos Bog: ,.San
iogte efter Snoerligbebens Spor. Dem
mertsos ban FIG, ielO ON De families /
unoerlise 4ftroge Og 9dpoe en- far
5orm."
Der saar Spor at 6errHbuternes
Snbsrlisaeo baobe til g. 1iertegaaro,
ben grunbtOigfte ge0aqelie p9 Snbre
MisIion.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-05

be lin Mober, iom Ri berer ON bet /
bisIe Oage! Sntet Menneife Tan fatte
ener ~foritao bet. Og bog bar hi bet
lige for bore Sjne % tanoe nnoerieee
bet, bpts Def lite | 6slge Sagens Ras
tur bar umuligt. = Raar Ri berimob
6erer ON noget gobt = ON ct Wennes
tie, Der Iprinser | 8anoet og reooer en-
dnbsn meb 5are for tit eget Glib : fda
TorItaur pi bet. Mea bet onbe for
Itaar ri lite, lite en- Sang, noar Ri
felo bar eiort bet. 3anter bi tilba9e
pdd no9et omit, Ri bar giort. mdd Ri
fpsrge os ielO: .6borlebes tunbe ieg
bog 9sre bst2" = 80 noar Ri lite tan
~foritda bet onoe, Iom Ri Ter for bore
ZINE eller enoog ielp bar uofsrt, iaa
er BET ba IelOfslaeligt. at hi life for
Itdar bet onbes Sprinoelie."
,,6m-bm," mumleoe Su%ititsrdaben,
bet er pitt ristigt, bpab De flyer; men
bet er teoeligt, at ri life ian f~Oritaa
bet"
Rel unbifpIb, 6r. Suititsrdob, bet
er juit bet glGbsligife beo bet bele. Oct
biIsr aemliq, at ri bsrer biemme | bet
gobe % life / bet onbe. 8i tan mGrfe
BET onoes Magt; bet ian lotte os, Iaa
Ri pod en- Sang baber pg ofifper BET =
GA oer bet aaiaepsl. Wen en- fremmeo
| WaQt err % bliper bet. - Der bar en-
Sang en- Wdno, Der Id9os til mig, at
G6r. Ricbarots betenbte 8ers: ..&9mp
for alt, 6pab Ou bar fart" par ct oaars
ligt 9ers. 5or efter bet itulos Orans
teren altIaa Blot tempe for i'm SLATE
o.i.p. Men bet er naturligDis Ell Sell
tageIie. 9rdnteren Far life 6laifen tar.
Zen bar Wd1t pber BAN; men ban or
life glao pso ben; ban flyer life: ooet
er ba gobt. ieg er forfaloen". 8i tan
alorig bolbe at bet onoe; Ri tan dlorig
~foritod bet onbe, pg bet er juit soot
og gleOeli9t; for ret pifer, at Ri TAM
mer fra bet gooe."
.Sa", iagbe esn samle meo ct Init
Smil, hi Ear 10 / @runoen seller itte
onoet meb bet onbe at esre END at itr9s
be efter ingen 3ing at faa msb bet at
gere."
&. 8errs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-05

nia6eO og 5Olfene Der poa Sor0s1 Ell
riQtig uotrptt / Oenae 9aitelt9nelle;
men ct er at inbremme Saaphoen herS
af. ct anbet er at rette iig oereiter.1
ga, lite Iunbt2 @ilOe aae bog blot
rette Iig efter bsnne 1%Oletlare
Sonbkb! Saa pilbs bet meite al Dor
nnfeliq airteIplio foriOinpe % De tirS
feliqe Spgrgsmdal pilbe let bli0e lslis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-05
gosanmelOelie.
..Sulefierncn 1902.

aebigeret af $. S. ). 6. N|diiRle'
fen. Gn mere ima9fulb og mt uos
fsrt Sulebog itul no9et 2dnO 1a0e oaf'
Iteligt peo at oppiie. gdahs 5stlt %
9ineoer er paa en- Sang Ratur o9
&unit / ben melt pslgsrenoe 9aruonl,
o9 Sulsitemnin9en sr belt igen7tnl as'
tie. gf SnObOlDet frembGpta: "9iaOe
Sui, beili9e Sui" at lite minore ero ~
5orfattere. 6orfutterinoer o9 Sunlt@
mere; .,grorions SalmetOns" al BIZ
flop g. Sod meO 5e9ainger al e1r'
Bang; IS 2ensmunosarrelten sfier
Moleri al Garl 6unien; vetStunpelS
Ifuo" al paItOr q. qasaaro, ! enss
bat George; .Marias Sen" al poS
Ttcr Q.groritrsm; n0iitorien on alols
Tirs" at Ganb. tbeol. OF. Ridaro;
,5laset" at Stiftsprouit, t9l. &onfes.
Iipnarius Sac. puuni meo 9ils0sr al
8. goeien; ,Naur Stenene tale" al
qaftOr u. 6ibiger meO npoelige Bill
leoer uf gisrns6Olm, bet garnls 9iots
Ttel aloIter; ,Sali9e ere De, ION title
5reb" at guitor, lie. tbeOl. 0sarn lls'
ling 0. I. b., o. +. D., iumt enOeli9 =
last but not least - ct Spl9e@
bloo, ,,ariitus og SpnOsrineen", Der
er ct Ionbt life &unitpGrt, ION tan
prpoe en- Bag / IelD bel met iorornlgs@
fuloc Siem. oSuleitjsrnen" faces ira
0dniI6 autb. gubl. 6ouI., Blair
Reb. 40 SiOer fort Solo raa lint Bas
pir og / mutt tOmponere.. Cmlla9-
pris so Gents.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-05

8elfignelfe {, at ne par foron oeres 3io.
Q9ierne fan nu ielb t9nfe pad. ON De
fan finpe W9nb eGer 8piaher, Der
par foran oereS lib. % iaa netop Oers
for blep til 9eIfignslie.
gnbnu ct Orb ON 5oreningstdnten.
Den maa Ri life ldoe boant ON. Del
bar pitt netop goot Der, ON .2piets
9srn / bsrss Sl99t" tunbe b9rs lige
Ida tlose, fom Wsrp,ns gprn | here's.
@i mao butte paa, at SeIus ielo bar
Tagt, at Der itdI bliOe Zen 9jorb % cen
6proe". % ban bar bebet for fine. at
be maa bore eet, at 0eroer fan fro, al
ou bar ubIenot mig" ut Der Iad tan
flutes fulffe Qnioncsr, og at Der ofte
oiIer Jig uiunbs unioniitiite geoGgels
fer, bet inbrsmmer Ri faa eerne. Wen
Dor Eib er b~isieIig beqer life fattig paa
uIunot p~artip9ien, iom buroe aflrics
at Fanoe og iunoe 5orenin9sbeitr9s
bslier. !Sener lite paa bette Omruaoe
ian mar fabian uben pioere fsjc alt
bort, forbi bet tiIbsrer 5ibsn, rlen
mua feline meGem ianbt CO faIItt.
Reo.