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Barton County democrat., 1902-11-21

upon the visit of agents, arrange
ments were made whereby the Can
adian government helped to pay for
the transportation of the unfortu-
mates and gave them free grants of
land in Manitoba and the surround
ing territory. Vessels especially char
tered, sailed from Bartoun on the
Black sea to Halifax. from whence the
immigrants were carried by rail to
the northwest. In this manner some
$500 of them were settled in com
munities about Yorkton. There they
seemed to thrive well for time and
reports concerning them were to the
effect that at last in a free country
they were prosperous and happy. 1t
was not long, however, before COM
plants began to be heard to the eff
feet that even the laws of Canada were
irksome to them. They rebelled in
particular at those laws compelling
registra tion of births and deaths and
providing for civil ceremonies for
marriage and divorce; and they chafed
under the rules of the land owner
ship, which provided that each man
take out his own honest cad rather
the community in common. So griev-
Gus did they consider these ills that at
last, in an address to the Ottawa gov
ernment they applied to the nations
of the world for IN asylum where they
might live according to the dictates of
their own consciences. The Ottawa
government urged them to be reason
able, as it saw reason, and endeav-
ored to pacify them as concerning
their lands by informing them that
after the homesteads had been ac-
quired according to law the deeds
might be made over to the authorities
of the community; but the Doukhob-
ers held out against this compromise
with evil.
As a result these grievances have
never been adjusted and are source
of frequent friction. The present
demonstration of the force of Douk-
Barton County democrat., 1902-11-21
IA5niLESg Z |. :S5
Doing Better.

very plain man in Glasgow has a
'sry plain daughter. One day she
vas sitting on his knee right before
1 looking glass. She contemplated
he reflection of their two faces and
hen asked:
Papa, did God make me?"
Eyes. DEAR" he replied.
''And did He make you?"
''Yes."
Looking again in the mirror, she
irew long breath and rejoined: "He
must be turning out better worl,
ately, isn't e?"-Scottish American.
Barton County democrat., 1902-11-21

~ M EWS dispatches again call
the worlds attention to
S# that peculiar religious
AXN sect, the Doukhobers, of
Canada. A force of 1000
of them is reported to be
marching on Yorkton, Man., to de-
mand of the auth orities such food as
their religious restrictions permit
them to eat.
The Doukhobers may be ikened to
some rare plant or growth of peculiar
sensitiveness that has sprung into ex-
istence amidst oppressive conditions,
that has been transplanted into
freer soil, but more rigorous climate,
and whose latest stage presents a
perplexing study. Taking root in
Russia, the Doukhober sect was trans
planted to Canada but unfortunately
Canada has not turned out to be the
Promised land. Just where that land
lies is the pulling question. Some
critics regard the Doukhobers as al
together too good for this world; and
others profess admiration for them
ANA their method of worship. All
agree that the people are universally
honest, frugal, industrious, gentle and
kjndhearted. The following are
briefly some of the pecuharities of
their religious belief: All property,
they hold, should be owned by the
community, everyone laboring for the
common store and taking therefrom
whatsoever he needs. Meat should not
be eaten. There should be no courts
of law and no civil or other ceremony
is necessary to constitute marriage.
Births and deaths, they hold, should
not be registered, on the ground that
God knows who is born and who
dies.
This religious sect existed for
long time in Russia as "hidden
of which the outside world
knew little or nothing. At some time
in the seventeenth century an old sol
der, whose exact lineage is uncertain,
roamed from village to village in the
Barton County democrat., 1902-11-21

In the dead of night Mrs. Alvira
Pankey, wife of a business man in
Rogers Park, stealthily arose from her
bed, groped around till she found her
usband's clothes, and proceeded t"
search the pockets.
Good lapdi" she said to herself.
'The letters I gave him this morning
are not herei He must have mailed
them.''
Bitterly disappointed, she crawled
back into bed.-Chicago Tribune.
Barton County democrat., 1902-11-21
Another cheerful ssuI.

thanks always looks on the bright
side of things Do you know what he
said when he lost his job the other
day?"
ST haven't heard"
''He seemed to be quite cheerful over
it. You see,' he explained, L applied for
a raise of salary nearly six months ago
and didn't get it. Think how much
more I would have had to lose if they'd
given me the increase '"-Chicago Rec
ord-Herald.
Barton County democrat., 1902-11-21
QuaIified for the Iab

He had been looking over his sons
expense account.
what do you think you viii make
of him? ?" they asked.
well. 1 don't just know" he re-
piled, thoughtfully, @but I should
think he would be- of considerable
value to a champagne house that
wished to have its particular brand
doomed. Chicago Post.
Barton County democrat., 1902-11-21
JudEingby the Size.

There was an old woman who lived In q
shoe
about.
Though the rhyme doesn't say so. its mono
the less true,
She was a Chicago old woman. no doubt
-Philadelphia Press
Barton County democrat., 1902-11-21
Caurf Scandals.

Charley. dear" said young Mrs. Tor
kins, 1.-The scandal. in high life must be
dreadful. I'm glad We belong to the
middle classes
What are you talking about?"
accidentally overheard you talking
to that friend who called last night
about the terrible way in which sew
eral kings had beaten several queens"
Washington Star.
Barton County democrat., 1902-11-21
An Easy Guess

''He used to be the black sheep of
the flock, didn't hep
''Well. come to think of it, i be-
Iieve he was a rather worthless sort
of boy. But what made you ask
that?"
Everybody seems 50 anxious to
praise him for being decent. Chi
cago Record-Herald
Barton County democrat., 1902-11-21
Cruel. Ss ChoTIy.

Cholly (proudly)-By Jovei I'm quite
a professor of swimming, don't you
know. I taught Mabel Galley how to
swim in two lessons.
Jack-Gad. That was quick throw
down.
Cholly udignantly)-What do you
mean?
Jack-Why, she Let me give her ten
lessons before she learned.-Brooklyn
Life.
Barton County democrat., 1902-11-21
brother AiiII.ap Not to Blame.

Sister Durham-Well, you've read the
ist of conference appointments. How
do you like Brother Millsap, the young
man that is to preach for your church
the coming year?
Sister Middleton-Tve got nothing
against Brother Millsap, but I don't
like the bishop for sending him to US.
Chicago Tribune.
Barton County democrat., 1902-11-21
Not a. had ..H E..,.

DO you believe the world is grow.
ing wickeder?'.
Wen, I'm not sure When ore n,
my nelghhors shot hen that helonp..s
IN my coop began to have uoy doubts
But when he tossed tie tcvllaxar a.
renee. felt good deal better
Cleveland Plain Dealer. sssess
Barton County democrat., 1902-11-21
Mercy Sakess

something to wear?
Aunt Julia-My dear, why do you
ask such foolish questions?
Dorothy-'Cause papa said you
used your religion for cloak
Judge.
Barton County democrat., 1902-11-21
Her Version of the Inciden

HeE Version OF the Incident.
81 suppose you regard Eve as to
blame for tempting Adam to eat the
apple?''
Not at ALL" answered Miss Cayenne.
Eve was too generous to want the ap-
pie all for herself, and Adam was not
gentleman enough to let her have it
Washington Star.
Barton County democrat., 1902-11-21
she WonHerR Re4

Mr.. Timmid-I-er-nod doubt. Miss
Tartley. you may guess what I-er
have come to say to you this evening
and-er-
Miss Tartiey-Yes, and I've got be,
with Aadge Brown that you won't have
the nerve to say it. - Philadelpbfa
Press
Barton County democrat., 1902-11-21

Mrs. Porkey-That's a sunset paint
ing of my daughters. She studied.
abroad. YOU know.
Mr. r-olderabb-Umphi That accounts
for it. I never saw a sunset like il. in
this eo1ntry.-Chicago American.
Barton County democrat., 1902-11-21
sfam,ha,. Great PIeasure

There is really 40 use in talking
to you, Minnie"
"Oh, don't say that. mamma. Now,
you know you like to hear yourself
talk."-Yonkers Statesman
Barton County democrat., 1902-11-21

She (roma soluble looks so re-
served, so subdued-there's a sweet pa
thence about him. I suppose he's loved
and lost. Ahr mel
He (clod)-Or loved and married. All!
me!-Ally SToper.
Barton County democrat., 1902-11-21
Bamed.

81 am placing this work. madam, in
few of the very first faailies."
We'll, this happens to- be one of the
very first families where you are not
placing it.'-N. Y. Herald.
Barton County democrat., 1902-11-21
Times Changes.

Fhe text, Suffer children to come unto
me-"
Is quotes quite differently now.
fhey say. Suffer children to come Il
they're good,
But not if they kick up row."
T Los Angeles (Cal) Herald
Barton County democrat., 1902-11-21

His Father-Was your captain cool
Turing the battle?
His Son-He must have been.
His Father-Why SO?
His Son-1 saw him shivering:-De-
troit Free Press.
Barton County democrat., 1902-11-21
A Rare Pleasure.

Mrs. Hatterson-They are going to
have ladies' day at my husbands club.
Mrs. CattersonI suppose you will
be glad to see him.-Town Topics.
Barton County democrat., 1902-11-21
stin looking for Them

Mrs. onbeak-Doyou remember
when we used to go around looking for
sequestered spots?
Mr.. Crimsonbeak-Yes, 1 was looking
for one last night.
''What?"
81 was only playing cards, dear, and
there didn't. seem to be an ace in the
pack. k."-Yonkers Statesman.
Barton County democrat., 1902-11-21
The Season Opens.

Now to the winds with politics.
To greater measures bow;
The strongest sphere of infiuerce"
Must be the football now.
M Y. Times.
Barton County democrat., 1902-11-21
Less and Less.

The wireless telegraph has come.
The horseless carriage, too,
And now. alas, they tell us that
The coalless winters due.
Chicago Record
Barton County democrat., 1902-11-21
The Fair Sex.

We bring them bonbons every night,
And when we win their hearts to boot.
The darling girls turn round and say,
ITO make him love you, FEED the brutei"
The Smart Set.
Barton County democrat., 1902-11-21
His Taste.

Proprietor-I'm sorry can't give
you the bridal chamber, sir. It's occu-
Barton County democrat., 1902-11-21

OF all the stingy hunks We know,
The worst without a doubt
Is he who won't wind up his watch
Lest he should wear it out
ALLY Sloper
Barton County democrat., 1902-11-21
The Wisdom of Years.

Father-Your income is small, and
that girl hasn't a penny in her own
right.
Son-That's true, but she has lots
of rich relatives, who are sure to re-
member her.
Father-That's the trouble. They
will visit you by the dozen, eat you
out of house and home, and outlIve
you both in the end.-N. Y. Weekly.
Barton County democrat., 1902-11-21

ssWhat else have you got ?"
"a ine sample rooup."-N. 7. Herald.
Barton County democrat., 1902-11-21

She sat through the remaining four
acts, although they bored her. being
but indifferently played; then she
called a cab and went home.
The house was quiet, its inmates
nearly all in bed. She wandered about
her room, mentally reviewing her past
days. A hour at the club-such non
sense as those women talked-a few
calls, the drive with Madge. Its a
pleasure to take Madge out; she does
enjoy it so-like a child-because she
has so little to enjoy, I suppose
Anne sighed, without apparent cause.
as she looked from her pretty room
over the lighted streets. ''Well, there's
nothing to do but to go to bed" sup
pose," she said, ~and I'm not sleepy
yet"
She sat OF the edge of the bed and
be gan to loosen her hair.
81 wish," she said, with her mouth
full of hairpins, 81 wishZI don't know
Just what do wish.''
If her longing could have been trans
lated into words. the free woman
might not have recognized it, orrecog-
nizing it, might have d1sowned it; for
it would have run:
81 wish that had something to do
something I must do; something
worth while. Or that there was some
one who needed me and wanted I1e
very much. wish was free from my
freedom. Homeseeker.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-30

BAN, bel fiffet til at petite Gftertante,
tbi bet. ban iagoe, par fom tall meo
5olfets Rgit.
6pob pil Der Ite. oerfom 0anmart,
efter at SaIgsforbanolineerne er
fsrte fod pibt. iOm be bog pirtelig er
forte, beiluttebe at bebolbe 9erne. %
Der en- Muaneb ienere ubbrso ct bio
oigt Regeroprpr pda Ct. Groir2 9ur
nan life bed 9onmart nogen Sore
fitting ON, bpob bet foIter af Yenee
% Wenneifelip at unbertrDtte ct Sps
rpr at Snbfpote. foa tan man iB9e
llnberretning berom bos os. 8i bar
lite blot / fad 9enieenbe Grfaringer
fra 9ubu % 5ilippinerne; Ri bar p9s
ido @r%faringer for, bpor let bet er at
fremtalbe ct Oprsr og til / ct 9ipet
3iIfalbe at lobe bet tiene ct politiit
5ormodl. Wan bar fra oonif Sibe
TAT bisie dmeritanife 9r9fter | 9ebGs
gelie / Retning at Grbberpelien af be
3 Ger, og benne gepGgelie, Der / bisIe
8o9e guur igennem ct Soft pua go
Miuioner MenneIter, pil bore BAN
itelig at itanofe."
Saa pibt Nr. Stan6ope, Der ipprigt
ubtalte fin 5Orbapfelfe oper, at
mar 5oItetinget / Gorbdmerita biIbe
tebe, og 6oltetinget / 0anmarf pilbe
iplge, iaa bar bet mere eno merle
ligt, bpis 6anbelen menem De TO
5olt life ifulbe TONNE | Stanb.
Sgnotus / opolitifen".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-30
SonoerjYllano.

ubpisninge lei Sperorup p.
- 3oruoen 4rbejbsmano Gbr. lielz
ZEN 5erp / Sperorup bar ogIad bans
6uitru at Observation-Disclosures unz
Der 6aanoen faaet 5ilbolo ON at for
laoe beres m%an9eaari9e 6iem. st Oar
Reptilieblaoe iubler oeroper % for
taller, at 3erp eller bans Spigerfen
i I'm 5io at eoen Drift lopeOe, at Spi>
~gerIennen, % ienere Sennen, ituloe
afholbe fig fra at itemme odnif peo
8algene o.i.p. Oette er Opoigtelie,
~Itrioer ,6lensbor9 Qpis". Oa 4mtss
forItanoeren iagbe til 3erp. at ban
Ifuloe iege en- 5ornpelie al 9oiGttels
IestiaaoelIen, ntteOe ban tiat9e, at
mar ban piloe betrpg9e Ii9 imoo uo=
0isninq, mdattc ban ifaffe bet pmtalte
Qgfte fra i'm SIN % Spi9erfsn. 81
ter 3eoatter Sesien's 6enpenoelie til
Op%erpr9Fbenten / Slesoi9 bleo De To
Manb lsite fra bet Dem afnsote 9pfte.
Ru bar man aligeDel ubpiit 5aberen,
Der lite Ielp bar 9ipet nogen 9runo til
utilfrebsbeo bos M1nbi9beoerne.
SberprRiibent Dilmonif iii er itrafs
telegrafIf fat / aunbifab pm oenne
uberte ubpisning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-30

al ban bar inlb 8isbeb for al bare ppbdgft gireis
Glelir. at ban neo sialp al en- mniteriit Mirtur.
huis Communicating ban alene irnber, og ion han
MI iilaoer Tom Reiuliat al %narsiana ee9en eiter
bette l~ibgipenoe Nibbel, or Sianb III at belbrebe ale
o. enboer AZ be- Snabomme, Tom bet meHneiteligc Sc
gene lioet al. Ter aiues iigen Tbipl ON 8oiiorens
Gpri8iigheo oeuae Sda. % be m~rrfelige pelbrebfls
Ter. iom han oaalis %nofsrsr, ipnes al p9te Fl tens
meis gooi gepis oerfor. edns gaafanbe %aruuotr
fa paa inno 5prnnit og S%runoia eriaring nuber en-
man9eaarig S9sepraiis. Tei ioter iHiet at prsDe
bans m~Grieiige -eipselerir". ION ban ialber III eGges
mtooel, oa ban paa anmobning ienoer euhner lioenoe
mol berai til at oberbepiie ZEN ON ofns Gune iii at
%belbrebe; man lsber berior lite minoiie 8ihip. yipgls
al be anisrie oelbrebelier CT meaei merfp0rbiae o.
uiloe neppe blipe trpet, bois life paalioeliae 9erioner
affaabe Iibnesbnrb oerom- 0alte bar faifef pat
arniferne os aaaet omtring. otter al haze %tenntiet
e9semiolci TO eler tire @dnge. Snae, Der oar bleoen
einne % Tom nhelbreDelige al Eiebets HGger, er
blepen gengipei 6elbreb on arafter. 8%beumatisme
(@i9D, Neuralgia, Mapgs, piertes, Shire, BLOB %
6Hbiusonmme liant BfpreoHeer f~orioinoer iot pcb
1rnneri. oeueopine, Angprrf. 4erpgitef. Sober
ipsoomme. 9GrinB, COTE, 5prtselie, afhna, aa
tarrb. BroHiit % ale Sn9oomme 0alien, gnn9erne
rusr andre siDsoraaner fiernes paa forbauienoe tort
Iib. Ieibis pambeD, GofoiHpior Afaria, 8aiteriot,
4obaara. Die teinse % pGmerboiher fnreres bnitigi
% oariet. Bette Niooel reuier belle Enitemrt. Bio
BET iaa bel ioD GfleD9pei, genopreiter normal ReTpe.
fraii, giooOmlebet % Iulbitqnoisi ssIbreo uGiten
gebliftelig. 9tr er inseu g4eriOusanie lie~ bos
sipeis 3lerir ale oe enbper bar ben iamHe Jlntts
oeraf. Sfrip ftrafs efter %gaaemiblet; bet ienoes iui
til enbbsr lioenee. Cpsio, builtfn sBao0ru. Ee fiber
Of. o. et iiferi Mibbel osriH0b ul blirs ienbt Dem
frit meo omgaaente Bot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-30
1uSmiOOe(for ROinOer

Sea bill ssnoe frit, t~iQieeme0 fufblfnnbia gruasdnz
tisnin9, en- 9el al bette iimple 6usmiboel'moo boibs
fob, uolet, Mooerens ssorlptHing og fsoloen, fnans
geifulD eaer inIertefnio MaaAe0sdp0. Buloer eaer
BE-, lpbeEoe Smerre ! RD3raoen, ~9ipguRrf o. ane Slags
Apinoeipgoomme til en1per, ioni ienbcr mig linAoresle.
Wipore, bDis 3gire er iDge, uil Ieg giDe Beffeb ON ct
eo6t 6usmiDDel. 6uis man BHifer at ~fortigtfe bers
Ineo, foiter bet fun telD Gents ON ll9en at blipe fuios
tRnoig h~elbreoet. Sea gnfter ifte at iGf0e no0et.
bort1l andre Eioeloe De-om = bet CT alt, bDab lea bes
gI9rer. Nbr.:~
Dars. ~. eammers, Bog 25l giotrs lame, 5nb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-30
1900" WASHER Co..
IS Henry Street Binghamton, y. y


CnoIaiIa. Wts. 4 Gar. 1901.
Tho s.laO0,, Washer Co ginabamiou. y
Wine Serrerl WaItemaifinet uanete JeM ! ggp
ofanb. 5nab fan jt9 fee for al uoirnife mn ~.
frebsheb rneb ben2 Get er SaHbpfo en- 9alienilalnhs
% uhretter netop. hpab &c fagoe. SEQ bar ttts lt' u1tl
glaIfebrat. hoen lea beqnnbte At bruge Otaltlasa. ..
er en- Iamilie naa 5 Wlebleninfr. % On i4 pageStn
3 1laers @aitning. bar ben uniaaoel9 lIot, 81 ntfSr,
belt beisraet 3 Inner % iea bar alori9 pgoi lllllHNiiss
Isl. Del iaa qobt uo. % iea et fHs8et nsielssHoe. w
fmpeIthen fulaie Anpi5uinqen d btleoeot 5tte ~ 9al.s
ct Sinffe ON. 9n geijeaot u ti9 tf en- 9tulttns
1ninme ilQe, % neuoes nnge Seh Nietoe 9tis 9aieai
lea ar Sem / Sanbbeo 9ot itnl6ig toroi Del eleo mn,RI
for mig at iao ell al 2ereS Otaltlaer. 9e9 aaoos tais
eneana mine pon6er / @anbet. sea taa lte aho'lA'
Mr8. :. I mtlion.
a. qauI. Winu.. . 9loo. 1893.
The .s1eOO, Washer Co, g%ingbamton. " ..
Wline Serrerl qoitenaifiHeu er hr on mar slsn'
uemaooet ben fsrIte prspe I'll ale 9eoiomiienoes Sn
rubrtno. nor Walfefone. Tom orbeioer { Il NahL par
belt betaaet of ben. .,0ei gIer innofgt Ii fnsts,
enb lea aiprbe bet for 2 Tiger fntn.+ lGQee huH, JtB
fan life ie rettere, euo at leg lelo toniniet III al y
taQe aaenturtt. ho TO az bore n0rnieNe 9iQQ2st nt7ot.
at opertole beres Uaanb iii at anit0tfe otd. W gar
mooitet ublaaue Ulaiineu en- Gang % bar lopet oen
iii Ell aubeu matte Hoe. Uitn puitru llaff AZ 1hh
moa hare ~anifoffet en- al 8eres II JHh bkolie AngNs
Iee QrioemaIfiner, bpprior itg bar peola9t en- S9eu
paa Gbttppee 9lational Sant al Spuu9leio. 0"sh
9eres heagipne
u. MatioH eooper.
aintaib. Ran. 80. San. 1901.
The s'1eO0r Washer Co, Bingbanitou. VI y
Wine 6errerl geblagt fsiger en- LrDre lr slVloni
fulb getaIina for 1890" Qaifema'ttnt. VI fHoer, al
BaffemaffinsH Hhrs,;er al, bnae :. lopsoe o9 lsa iaa
uteb Soubheb fac, at lea er mtatt tiifreos raeo Den.
Ceres ~1rbeoi9e
moIter 9orfHttA
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-30


aDIpefie mig iife meo abafialpere, Der ialbuOer
sfri 1eeept~ iom 4effemnb Tor be snafet. / hbilfe be
ianae i~tattes inae Tor at tnnne i~tanarre Gem beres
onelia ifnnbt1apiif HGge. Neg erbpfDt beH mber ct Be
80 @amlelantei, o. bet i~rialoroe mig fulettnoig ira
5plaerne al unpooinmelig rforifano, ianiUm; ge rpez
iDnB5eb, yaiieeefie, oaarliB 6nfuHmflie, fabi Wdnbz
Bonn. Afbila9eHbeo o. D.. bporaf lea Zen I Here War.
elier al le9 her Nanset bapbe b~oriilgiel 0uHbreber al
8plars pad Speelaititer Babe, On iiutter oa andre
Dot mioler til ingen Jfptte. Sitter al nanae anbre.
Der for8apes hdpoe prgott alt muligt. ogiaa er blepne
hlalpne Deo bette %s6gemiooel, b~eiintteoe lea al ri rlpe
anore oa IuiiHbft al lanbsmqno ober All bette
fano er lepenpe Bioler ON bette S9aemio0els O9rbfs
lube eaenltabet Sea ienbfr aiifi vt AZ nenne NOR
teiiae Becept tilige meo nere Eplnsuinaer albeles
trit III ale or behgpe oet % ifripe NJ mig. DC fan
fda ben loinlot meo riHge Befoluinq pda et aobt
apotet. bor NIT 3eirpr i%orlangfr icg SOC, naar Ge
e helbreoet llHofr in9ei EmiipHoighrber ~forlanacr
le9 mere eno oenils lille Snin, o. Ge bttaler ben lite,
terenp Ae 81 lnlotirnoia hIulpen % Ian rnroere Ofn
3lenftte. Ifg bar giprt zfm. Som / gu, at 5leceDfeu
o. GtlpsHiHaetne ienbes irit, % 7e bar infet at be-
tale ierero Re &C helbrfDei, % ba TIM 80 Gents.
Win q ben ensits Ggte ffanbiuapite n etspf, Der
idibnoes NlntfHe. 5da Fem Plat for NDatialbere,
Der folbpoer ptt 3lecepi" eler ,irie ErgDenebit iler@
Tom eoffeliao Tor %tnroiigie, men fDiibare Behanolins
ger ellet Tor al furne ienbe Ulfbiein c, O., D., Tom
&c alorig bar bgiilt. Eisie Bampnrer i%ranarrer ben
lnge hans iibae Dollar. Ter ao bans eibefie o. iaIaer
On &c iireD III nogen al bisie % bier narret. Dor
itfe BARGE for al itfipe NJ mig. 3fg er iHaen 6unibuas
mayer % bar inaen gSdeme" al noaei Siaas fpr at
ttiHa re mig Fen1e eler pnatrin9e Zen Webictu Tom
1e lite bil 6JDe. Sfrip trafs, % De TAI fube at
lite ane ere 5eerd8ere. abresie.
c. E. BENTSON, Box 1872, Chicago, III.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-30

: .Inens 5ioenbe" futter gallant meo at
fortaae, at ariitiane enonu 9dar li9e
faa let og rant, iom oa bun bar 40
Mar.
Oct odnfte Smsr.
Rbetet ON, at England pilbe IG99e en-
3olo pad Smsr, bar ielpfslgelig / life
rinae grao optaget SinOene / aonges
riget, % napnlig galoer bette eanbs
6perne runot ON / 9anbet, ligeIom pgs
IaaS psr9smdalet / bpi 9rao beit9fz
tigeoe 8prien / Onsoags. 9eloi9pis
Ter ,.Ratt." fig / Stano til at bringe
en- Meobelelfe. ION mao iiges at bare
bel egnet til at berolige Sinbene. paa
en- pripot 6enpenbelie ira en- Mano /
9ebenbdpn bar Statsfoniulent ga
Der / 9onbon telegraferet: nRp9te ON
Smertolo ganIte ugrunoet.
Gn Sort unberIiDet. -
Gn meo 6alm beIGsiet 9pgn pqlteoe
forleoen / @eIteraQe i Qarbus. auIten
falot / 5elge SLIP" fda ubeIoigt, at
ban fit en- Sort jaget pp | unoerlipet.
Son madtte / en- 0roIte teres til ben
narmeite Cage.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-30

E.
timber 8. 4pril er bet tiadbt Ober>
fatefet Deb Suftertoppen | @rsnlanb,
6. peterien, at mobtage ben geiitlige
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-30

Den tradblse 3elegraf.
= 5bife Blade meooeler, at Der paa
9eIter6upsgen Glib ifal opfsres ct
6us meb Mait til ben traaolsie 3eles
graf. Steoet er enbnu life beitemt.
RIPS fra Rt9sba9spolz
get. = (Snbienbt.) 5 en- 2anbsbp /
Horbilespig tiener en- u19 Mdno ira
gitprsiien. 9an bar aaerebe / Here
Qar opbolbt fig Der bos Os og timber
meeet gebag / at bare blanot ben
norblespigife gefoltnin9. 8enne
Wanb blep for nplie @itapnet at Qmtss
foritaneeren til at gipe Mpoe paa
bennes 9ontor. Gn Spegefugl itums
leoe aaerebe oper, at ban pitt ftulbe
gsres til banit llnberfaat. Monoen
mente imiOlertib, at bet tunoe pitt
noppe labe zig gre. ftsnt bet 10 life
bar gobt at pibe, bpab Der tunbe bites
paa; men ilet iaa gait bleD bet beg
life.
8o9en for St9pnineen tom, Do
Wanben mebte bos Qmtsforitunberen.
9enne ipurgte ban iaa, pm ban lite
bar 8alicier. Nej, ioareoe Wanoen,
ben Wenneiferace tenbte ban life, og
ban bah 4mtsforItanoeren bore iad
benlig at fortlare BAN, boao bet bar
for en- Slags 5olt. = ,6ppr er De
fra2" fpurgte Qmtsforitanberen. =
SRA prsjiilf Gplau!" bar Sbaret.
Soa pilbe 4mtsforltonberen eerne
bibe, om ban babbe 8ipet ReOaftsr
Sesfen i'm Stemme peo Rigsbags=
Oalget. [Gt Spergsmaal Manben iIet
life 6apbe bait bebob a beibare. -
50, bet funbe ban life nagte.
,Wlen bbor funbe De bog gre bet, De
Tom er fSbt / en- gdmmeI prsjiif BRO
Dins24 So, bet funbe ban gobt,
mente Wanben, ba ban fan6t, at BEN
banfffinbebe 9efoltning babbe Retten
pda fin Sibe. = ,6ar nO9en O%pforbret
Dem oertil2" : ygej, ieg er gaaet til
@dlget efter min egen frie ODerbebis.
ming. paa ben tnite aanbibat bill ie9
life femme. Sg Itulbe ieg elers Dal-
ge, matte bet bore iocioliftiif."
sd" mente 4mtsforftanberen, bet
bar lige faa lemt Tom at femme
banf." Gil Sfutning ubtulte Qmtss
forftanberen fit 6aa6 ON, at ban til
n9ite Mars 9alg Dilbe femme o@obt".
SO, bet bilbe Monben nof lobe.