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my parole was not likely to result in my
exchange, and that there was no other
Confederate officer similarly INDUCED, L
applied to be sent back to the peniten-
tiary. Enough had reached my ears to
convince me that others would be granted
paroles in order to tempt them TO take
the oath,' and l did not care to be caught
in such company. 1 had already taken an
oath to be true to the Confederacy, and
did not want to swear too much.
when left Camp Chase, where every
one had been uniformly polite and re-
spectful in demeanor, and l had enjoyed
privileges which amounted almost to lib
erty, and returned to the gloom Of
1" THE battle towers, the Donjon Keep,
The loOp-hole CRATES where captlVes
weep
I felt that l was being buried alive. l
found that during my absence the pris-
oners had been removed from the hall,
which they had all the time previously oc-
cupied, to another, in which the negro
convicts had formerly slept. The cause of
the removal was the discovery of plot
to escape. By this time the imprisoned
officers were thoroughly acquainted with
the construction of the prison and the en-
vironment. Being desperate, they deter
mined to escape if possible. Their plan
was to obtain knives and make break
for liberty by force. As a preliminary
step they intended to secure Merton, the
Warden, and as many as possible Of his
subordinates, by enticing them into the
hall upon some preteKt, and then gag
ging, binding and locking them up in the
cells. Then giving the signal for the
opening of the doors, they expected to
obtain possession of the office and room
where the guns were kept. One of the
party was to have been dressed in con-
vict garb, to give the necessary signal, in
order to avoid suspicion. 1t is barely pos
sible that, with better luck, the plan
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To All Who Write.

Free trial packages Of a most remarkable
remedy are being mailed to all who will
write the State Medical Institute They
cured So many men who had oattIed for
years against the mental and physical SUI.
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ages to all who write. 1t is home treat
ment and all men who suffer with any form
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The remedy has a peculiarly grateful ef-
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Elektron Building, Fit. Wayne Ind, stating
that you desire one Of their free trial
packages will be complied with promptly.
The Institute Is desirous OF reaching that
great class OF men who are unable to leave
home to be treated and the free sample will
enable them to see how easy 1t Is to bs
cured OF nervous weakness when the proper
remedies are employed. The Institute
makes no restrictions. Any man who writes
will be sent free sample, carefully sealed
In plain package that its recipient need
have no fear of embarrassman or publicity.
Readers are requested to write without de-
lay.
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difficult to charge across the country in
extended line and keep any sort Of forma-
ton. Then, we never used sabers, and
long guns were not exactly the weapons
for cavalry svolutions. We found the
method of fighting on foot more effective,
as we could manuver with more GER
tainty and sustain less and infiict more
loss. The long and flexible line curving
forward at each extremity as an excel
lent writer described it, was very hard to
break; if forced back at one point, with
ering fire from every other would be
poured in on the assailant. 1t admitted
too, of such facility of manuvering that
it could be thrown about like a rope, and
by simply facing to the right or left and
double-quicking in the same direction,
every man could be quickly concentrated
at any point where it was desirable to
mass them.
Eve were never enabled to develop our
plan of organization commensurate with
our ideal dream'-the making of our di-
vision of mounted rilemen a miniature
army. With a battalion of 200 or 300
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gulf stream, stands there to delay them
on their journey and to prevent them from
deriving any benefit from it.
NO WIND AT PANAMA.
''It was stated by Commodore Maury
that if nature had separated the Isthmus
at Panama to make a clear canal there
American ships would still sail around
the Horn in preference 10 going through
such passageway, for the reason that
they could get no wind at Panama. That
consideration, in my mind, is supreme,
inexorable and conclusive. I would never
have spent one day in advocacy of n canal
from which American sailing ships should
be excluded. We count very much on the
coastwise trade, which is of value to our
producers, as well as to the DavigatOrs
and shipowners. The route by Panama
lengthens the coastwise line of the United
States by more than 800 miles.
Il am not disposed to sacrifice that to
the owners of steamship lines. The argu-
ment in favor of excluding the sailing
ships from the Isthmian canal is that sail
ing ships are going out and steamships are
coming in. By the time that sailing ships
disappear from the ocean, and especially
from the coastwise trade, | shall expect
to see mules and horses disappear from
the farms OF Alabama and all plowing
done there by steam engines or automo-
DheS- IL 10 SlupIJ u pIepOSteEOuS eApec-
tation.
ESTIMATES OF COST.
''In estimating the cost of maintenance
by the two routes, the evidence shows
conclusively two propositions. The first
is that there is no more salubrious tropi-
cal country in the world than Nicaragua,
and, second, there is no more unhealthful
region in the world than Panama | esti-
mate the loss of life both in the construc-
ton and maintenance of the Panama Can
al as being worth something more than
money, and l would feel criminal IL
should connect myself by my vote with
proposition that will repeat the sacrifice
of life that has taken place at Panama,
where it is true, and more than true, that
there is a dead man upon every crosstie
Of that 46 miles of railroad l do not
care to go any further into this subject
at this time, and | am speaking now upon
evidence, the sworn testimony of credible
men as to whom there is no possible i'm
parchment" r..r -t -.a
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Mrs. d. E. Reed, of Albany, says: 81
would not take $500 and be placed back
where | was before | used the Pyramid
Pile Cure. | suffered for years, and it is
now Is months since used it, and not
the slightest trace of the trouble has re-
turned" For sale by all druggists. Lit
tie book, "Piles. Causes and Cure" mailed
free. Pyramid Drug Co., Marshall, Mich.
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POST ELECTIONS.

John W. johnson Post, sol. Thornburs. Iowa: Com,
L. A. Woods; S.N.C., V F. BiddleInen; i've, d. w.
Lucas; Adj't +. w. carr; D. Jesse Palmatier Chap
John Jennings: q NJ. John Moore
Lookout Post 96, Wellsville, Kan: Com. b. +. Bce;
S.NC, j. G. Collins J.VC, j. c. sinclair: O NJ, w. II.
Collins; Surg, J. W. Batdorf o. D.. L. p Cayot: AdpS
l. L. Barbor; O.G, A. r. MciiOwan; = NJ, Z y Eiyhs
patrick; . Ms, A. p. Vanneier.
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BOOKS AND PICTURES.

DHOToGRaPH OF Historic Gavel, composed of ma
L tive and historic wood from every State and Ter
rtofy iii the Union. Made for and used AT the Nation
al Republican Convention Philadelphia Pa June 1900
Amer Convention one was given Comrade Mckinley,
the otSe. TO Comrade Hanna Send . for Photo
graph to b. Il. Smith, AdIuiant Leith Post I2 Nevada
Ohio.
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The uses of adversity are never so
sweet as when we are able to draw moral
deductions from the misfortunes of some
one else. % III
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MINES AND MINING.

EXPERT advice from one well versed in theoret-
II ca AMI practical mining. Address with stamp,
Comrade John +. Bowman, LakcviIle, Mass.
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MISCELLAN EOUS.
CEND for one of our

CEND for one of our
- National Needle
Case Size 7 by IA, con-
tanning 100 sewing
needles, ! steel bodkin,
4 yarn darners, 4 cat
ton darners, 2 wool
darners, . short darn
ers, 2 looping needles,
:. crewel needles. . mil
II lers' needles, l che
mile needle, 4 bonnet
ins, 4 hat pins, 3shawl
pins, 4 cloak pins, 10
taftat plpa Qg nfItapN
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FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE.

EYOR SALE-Farm of 100 Acres, five miles south OF
Il Parkershurg, VIVA. On main road; near O. r. r r
and Ohio River opposite the famous Blennerhassett
Island; hill land but lays nice Price SIS per
Also, IA Acres above farm; lays nice; neveril
ing well; orchard good house. Price $50 Also store,
house and lot with without stock of goods Suburb
of ParkersDurP mile south of Court House; good
trade. Arthur NJ. Cunningham I025 Lubbock Avenue,
So. side, Parkersburg, w. Va.
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nNE thousand dollar accident policy, ffeen
months for SEQ. Send 10 cents for information.
AGENTS wanted. ]. A. Todd, New Cumberland WA.
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pered pins crochet needle in a beautiful Sent,
pn tpaid only 20 cents Address National Supply
Co., Lock Box 36 jamestown, Mercer Co., Pa. Agents
wanted.
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CURE RECIPE TO PREVENT SMALLPOX AND
= Scarlet Fever. Used in Mexico and Central Amer
ica Cured patients when doctors gave them up. Sent
on receipt OF so cash silver. Richard A. Marsh,
Delfina, Texas.
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Uy.SESkEEEzazEEsEz==3SXg@szzzEz#za&sZA
By GEORGE DALLAS MOSGROvE.

copvRonr 1902 BY THE
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II asst CHANCE 10 get in the ground floor.
California Oil Co. Brightest prospects. For par
tcu!ars address Comrade ]. d. Hamilton, i5 Campbell
Park, Chicago. Ill.
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Capture. escape. Tecapture and final escape OF
William Cammire: capture and escape of Hoskiuson
and son; prison experience of Jack" HesSer and
Jack" North; supplement TO narrative of Prison
Escape; all under cover. 20cIs Last title. ilcud-
Ing original hummer sketch, uEer separate cover 20
pages lOcts. w. III. NewIn, Springfield Ill.
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DIAMOND POULTRY COMPOUND, One -anda-
j hafpound Package, express paid, for so cents.
Sample by mall, 10 cents, stamps silver W. I. Gil
bert, Hot Springs, Ark.
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DUD0LPH POULTRY YARDS. Barred and Bun
II Rocks Fine stock and eggs. Write for catalogue
Comrnde Joseph s. Casper, Rudolph, Ohio.
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SEEDS AND POULTRY.

v1OR SALE-Mevican Double Yellow-head Parrots,
l. Anhreasburg Canaries Southern Moclng Birds.
Rare imported birds from every cline. Prices very
reasonable. Chester Lamb, Dayton, o.
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EFT BIG MAIL Do you want to get lots of letters,
" samples OF goods, sample copies of all the best
papers: If So send ie cents silver along with your
name address, and will insert in our direc-
tory, which sent TO all mail order houses and bis
ness places everywhere Address American Agents
Directory, IEsiians, Pa
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FURNITURE P0LISH.-Send Is cents for receipt.
Moore Bros. Upholstcrers. Union ST., Waitham,
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BOOKS AND PICTURES.

poOKS.-The Civil War on the Border. Complete
- account Of all engagements, great aud small and
of all marches and Npeditons of the Mis-
sisipp Two vols, octave, $50 pages fully illustrated.
Price 81. Address the author, WILEY BRITT0N,
Springfield, NO.
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ADDRESSES WANTED.

IF ANY COMRADE Will send his company and
Il. regiment TO the Army and Navy Record Com
pany OF Philadelphia. Pa, they will send beautiful
Corps Chart free. They will also send book,
lO0O) Events of the Civil War for c. postpaid En-
dOrsed by this paper.
Wy ASTED- Information from comrades living in
w central and northern California, i'll regard 10
prices of land improved and unimproved, by VIM.
rhorburn, Box 23 Waterville, Minn.
tlT ASrED- Addresses of Austin F. Harwood. Co.
w g, Sd Ark. Cav; Thomas Gore. Co. f, 2d Ark.
Inf; William Breese Co. X, 37th N Y Inf, Cavalry.
Five dollars for accurate Information. L. L. Hedges
Morre l. Ashley County, Arkansas 722t
w ANTED- RELICS, CURIOSITIES- Everything
w wariiEe historical; weapons, documents, PIC
lures, pamphlets recruiting posters, Confederate
velOpes, stamps. VETERAN" 2I3l Natrona Street.
Phiiadel pha, Pa
w ANTED-Address of any comrade of Co. H. isIst
Twentv-th!ri Corps under Col. ). a. Strickland. By
Y. J. RprS, Sergeant Co. H. lsist Owl, Box % Har
rod Ohio.
wv ANTED-The addresses of comrades or persons
w who knew ofCieo. w. Steele, Co. h, Ist ARK Cav.
Mrs Geo W. Steele, Coquille, Oregon. lo7lSt
wv ANTED The address of Thomas IoveaI and
w Jonathan Loveall, VINO went from Johnson
County, Mo-. in the year 1851 to California. James
Loveall, Stroud, Okla.
W-ANTED-By George ". Dawson, Barracl< A.
w National Military Home Ohio the name of
person who advertised in this paper years ago
for me rs being In California in 1860.
WANTED-A Colts revolving rifle carhIne civil
w war pattern In good order. Address II. L. San
ders, Mineral Ohio.
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DATENTS without fee unless sucreSsfui. Send de-
Il scription; free opinion. Established 1854 Milo
B. Stevens & Co, Div. !, lIth and n w. Washing
ton, ID. q.
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DOULTRY Cholera Remedy. Warranted to give
L satisfaction money refunded. Fifty cpnrs
worth OF powder will make five gallons TO KlInk
Randmaser 25th Reg't III. Inf, Garrett, Ill.
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COATS-OF-ARNIS artisticaIly painted in oil and
- watercOlOrs Terms moderate Address Miss
Edith Mather, Bound Brook, Nj.
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NOR SALE Good paying store property in a good
H locality. No opposition. Five acres of ani, with
building, as follows: Siore-room, 45xss, two stories
and basement; warerOOn, 3Gxls, one story. Dwelling,
2SNis twostory, with ell for kitchen with cellar Barn,
i0x20 with two sh- -ds. Price 5000. Will take Ok aho
ma farm part payment VIII sell goods also: about
$500 Annual ales about $4,000. VIII sell easy
terms Good reason for selling. Address Arthur Be
yer, BIshan, Ohio.
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STOCKS AND INSURANCE.

Of %d9 the G1sriSg Giyil Sr spa@lin s@li1
able information Of dlyideDd-payin=O Oil Stocks
are invited 10 address All inuuiries promptly
an-wered. G. II. Holden, Brcye. Major, L. :. ",
Temple HOTEL Washington, b. C.
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WANTED Complete file of Scientific American
w Supplement-. Address R w. ShoppeIl, $50 Pa
Ave. Washington, ID. Z.
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MI n Instant relief, final cure in a few days and
Pll + ~ never returns; purge ssive, no sup
iEGO posItory. Remedy mailed free. Ad-
dress G. ]. MASON, Box SO, New York, n. Y.
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A PILE CURE that viii not fail; s1eO per box, or
n 6 for $500 Address Comrade VIM. III. Smith,
p. o. Box l51, Ticouderoga, N Y.
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w ASKING FLUID.-Send selfaddressed stamped
w envelope and 10 Is for recipe that VIII save
more than half the work. Address Comr@de Z. FL.
Webster, North LyndebOro y. Il.
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JEWELRY AND WATCHES.


~ RAND Army jewelry and watches a specially
" Comrade w. A. Rose Almond, y. Y.
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NOR SALE-120 acres well improved land $500
Il per acre Also, general store with without
buildings All in Shelby Co., Ohio. Jos. Bowen, Har
din, o.
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Red Poland-China Pigs and
l. Light BTal mas. F. p Wallace, Watsville, Ohio.
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w ASTED- Information from comrades living in
w central and northern CaiifOI MIA, i'll regard 10
prices of land, improved and unimproyed, by VIM.
Ihorburn Box %, Waterville AIinn.
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ENoR SALE-A good blacksmith shop, with wood
II repair shop attached, and one-quarter acre lot
Address call ON f. NJ. Stakebake, Peoria, o.
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UTRTTE w. F. TAYLOR, Grand View Tenn II
w you want new home and lots of advantages
Graded school, Northern neighborhood; Healthy eli
mate.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-21
Yatmos.

Den MI afbsbe enselfts Maler !6ars
per, bstenbt for fine lipfulbe 8ileber
af 2iterlanb (malebe meb Orb eler
Jarber), sipsr fslgenbs Stilbring Of
9ens patmos, fom iitfert biz interese
Iere pore 2efere.
gnbber OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bill biit=
not inbrsmme, at ban unbertiben bar
fpft Zig ifuHet beb SDnst at Steber,
fom er fenbte fra ben benige 6iftorie.
@~irfeligbeben er faa fOriteIis fra 5os
reIti1ingen. Stebet, fom bet er, fig
ner ifet life bet Steb, man bar brsmt
ON. Oette fan MI babe flere forfeit
lige Grunbe; maaffe bar man | Sore
beien left bifbfebsnbe geffripetfer, efs
fer man bar eibet efter for Silbsiefigs
beben til at fate ct ibeelt St9r oper
bet utenbte. QGigepel msbsr Der 2jet
manst ct Glue, fom inssn Sfilbring
bar funnel obergbbe meb en- ftsrre
5erligheb enb Wirteligbebens. Staa
| bsitibsfulb Qgrefrbgt foran Sinais
fsnberrebne Slipper, fe be b9lbige
8ampetlser, bDormeb 8iergene oms
Hammer Sorben, og CT bu en- Slettebo,
bill bu Tom ulbris fsr foritaa Salmi>
ftens Orb: Din Retferbisbeb er
Tom Cubs 9jerse" e1er: ,,5an ssr
8jersene fate Deb fin Rraft".
patmos bbrer til be Steber, fom
life ffufer beb geffuelfen. Seq buffer
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-21

Salt .$12.20
NebIat til $500.
gr airten en- subbommslig Orsanis
fation9 at paitor Sacobfen. 48 Sis
Der. 5 OmIIag. Iebfat fra 15c til
10c.
9. 9eesaarb. Om SntOlerance if9r
| 9enisenbe til relisiss Dperbebiss
ming. 226 Siber | Omlas. Nsb'
fat fra $1.0O til 30c.
6. 9aud: 9enrit at NaDaro. LA
Siber | Omfag. Hebfat fra 60c
til zoe.
9label. lbbiet &onfirmationsunbers
b%isnins eler epanseli1t slutberf airs
telere. Mnben llbsape beb paitor
9. .. 8l9bel. 1856 Siber. Mes
get folibt inbbunben. NebIat fra
$500 til $3.50. Messt perbifulb<
til 2are | 9perbass og Gsnbass>'
ffoler.
Danish Luth. Puhl. House,
Blair, Neb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-21

9aaar 99ierne benpenoer Jig til Soil. Der
nperterer i 8laoet. enteu for at tpbe Dos benz
eIer for at laa GplDsninser III bet auerte.
reoe. bebes be alto onltale, at be iaa auer-
risiementet / bette 8lao. let oil pore til
geniioi9 gaptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-21
Gn 6anif Mislion9r onl
Selma % aineierne.

9eo bet Iaatalote oulDeoalsmeoe",
Der bpert gar paa 9runoloosoa9en
aF6oloes / ulpeodlen (8pre6dpen) peo
a~eben6apn, iamlebes Qar oper 5000
8eltagere.
5pr penne tore 5ilbererItar bolbt
DEN ms fra aina bjempenote Miss
iion9r golpig ct 5OreOrag ON aind
% aineierne. gi gengiper oeraf bet
Digti9ite:
Gfter at Solmen: yg9r trsftig,
53ion. Seiu gruo". par ufiunget, be-
iteg MisiiOner goltpig fra aina 5az
leritolen.
6an pilbe tale ON 2ipet / aina,
ferit Om 5eoningerne, bern9it ON be
ariitne og for bet treble ON MisIios
n9rernes 2ib.
aineierne ifadr op meo Solen oe
eaar / Seng meb bens Reogang. De
eneite, Der life itaar faa tiblig op, er
Spiumsrngerne. asbmenbene itaar
inben for bsrss Diff bele 0asen. og De
bar fife 9arms. paa 5sboerne berer
be tDtte Jiltito, bDormeb be ogiaa
gadr ube paa 9aben.
Der er ogiad liDligt uoe paa Ga
berne, bpor 8snberne Op ab Jormib@
hagen tommer meb aorn, %naDnfig ON
Gfteraarst tager 2iplisbeben til, oe
faa faar 2%aitbragerne, be iaatalote
aulisr, nogst at beitiIe, og be fOritaur
at benbtte fig bsraf, ibet be fldar fig
iammen / en- SIass Screening.
aineiernes g~eitrabelier gaar ub pad
at erboerpe penge, Dag efter Dag, for
be bar ineen Ssnbae. og berfor er DEE
reg 2iD Osiaa no9et febelist. Dog bar
be ogiaa berss 5o%rnsielfer os Setter,
6lanbt 6Dilte HDaarsfeften er ben
itprite. paa bisfe Setter leper be iaa
gobt, Iom Smftanbigbeberne tinaber
bet, be fenber osfaa 5eater, bbortil
Mbgdngen er fri. gedtret | Sdgufdn
penber op mob Semplet, for at @us
berne Ogiaa fan npbe gobt at Glue
fpillerne. 4ineierne er oefaa ct fpils
lenbe Soft, men bet afitebfommer me-
gen G~lsnbisbsb, ba 10 life ale fan
Dinbs; en- anben 5ornsielie, be bar,
er Spiumsrbgningen, Der er ligelaa
fem fom D~ruffenffaben berbiemme.
Oct er en- frbgtelis 2ait, Der tiliibft
bliper be Opiumsrbgenoes eneite 5ors
neielie, en- isrselig 5ornsjelfs. ainss
isrnes 9jem er life ibnberlig bpgses
ligt, ofte er be noset fnapiebe, og bet
famine er Silf9lbet meb beres 2l9oer.
Dog mac man life bsmme aineierne
for baarbt, forbi be er noset urenlige,
tbi bet foiter penge at bolbe fig rem,
og napnlis fattige Golf mao itebie Boz
re ben famine @atfrdtte, Der let bliper
fulb af ltsi.
Rineierne fan let blipe bibiige, | ben
Grab, at be snbogfaa bliber fpge b.rs
at. Der er ogiaa megen Spgbom
blanbt benz, men Rineferne sr mere
lpbiss enb Ri, lpbige mob beres Gors
albre, os be bar ct gobt 9umsr, forbi
be fan bielpe fig meb libt. Deres res
lisisfe 2ip ftaar life brit, be tilbeber
forffelige bubbbiItiffe Guber, Der
ofte fires | proeesfion gennem Ga<
berne; man bar faalebes en- Mebicins
CUB, en- 2pffensub, man opitiIer | ale
5iem. M9nbsne oberlaber eerne til
gern pg abinber at tilbebe Mfgubers
ne. gubsbprfelfen er narmeit ubbors
tee; meb flor Ombu bbrfer be Gorf1s
brene, for bpilfe be bar megen @rbbs
bigbeb.
81 ariffne brnger paa ben enc Sibe
fammer meb beres Jolf, men puu ben
onben Gibe Ct Der fommer en- unben
QiDsmast inb I BEN, os ben braser
benz I n anben Retning. 9i tagsr
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,,Sanlferen"

bliper ienot til Subifribenter. iuotil uotrpi.
ielis Cpiiselie mootoees al uosioerne % al
g9Io er betnIt. / Enerensitemuelie meo Re
5orenebe Stoters Toitlooe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-21

9eorge 9. 8orheniu 3,
en- SIN at Dor betenbte 2%anbsmdnb
Sans 9ordienius, Mabifon, mis-, er
uonabnt til Glert Of Court | Nome,
4laifa. t6an bar allereoe for beflGbt
benne Sitting, men blep affat fra ben
at ben berbgteoe Dommer Robes, forbi
ban paatalte be l~llopligbeber, iom oenz
ne begif. Sans @enuondbnelie er
berFor en- etlatdnt S~preisning. g.. 9.
gorhIenius er fsbt 1865 pg bar OPP
rinbelig 5bpogrof, men tom tiolig ino
/ politit og bar betlabt foriteaige
Stinin9er unoer Disconiin Statsdos
m%iniItration. 6an er jurioiit &dnbie
BAT fra DisconIin Statsuniberiitet oe
en- ubmartet Opgti9 og b9berlig per-
fonliabeo. 9an forlaber Wabiion meo
i'm camille ben 23oe SUM og ufgaar
fra Seattle ben lite Suli meo SEND
tor"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-21

lin apg alporIiet beitaoiset peo ct
5alb. Oct piite fig, at Der bar itet
gruo paa en- at RpgbOirpIerne, os bet
bar neppenbist at foretdse en- Opera
tion for at fierne genitumperne. Spss
rationeu, Der bleo uofsrt forleoen Dag,
LOB opermaabs bslbigt At. og patiens
ten sr nu gobt paa Del til at blipe
raft, itriber o8ien".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-21

5ames 8. Gbriften E n, en-
ung GARNER, bpis Sjem er | R9rbeoen
at BRENTWOOD, GAL, og Wtifs Mliee
M. !9uep, %operruffeoe forleoen beres
@ennsr beb at betenbtesre, at be ale
rsbs / omtrent otts Maaneoer bdbbe
paret Rano os aone, fortGner
,gien". Otter at babe p9ret f@orlos
pebe / ct par 4ar oe beitemt, at grpls
luppet ffulbe itaa en- Sang bsnne
CONNER, Tom be beeee iibite Ottober
paa en- life 2pitrejie til San Sranz
cisco og beiIuttebe ba at labe Jig pie.
Men inbtil for sanffe nnlig bar gent
msligbeoen belt beres egen.