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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-21
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noroif Uplifting / apbenbapn bar /
langere lib p9ret orpftet / PresIen og
Mano % MlanO imeaem. 5orleoen
4ften fit 5antsu uotrnt ! ct itgrre
U1goe, iom afbolotes / Snouitriforz
eningens Jeit5al, og bportil par inos
buot en- tor 5oriamling at &%eprGiens
tanter for SnOuitri, 9dnobrug %
Stunt. Gnopioere par tiliteoe en- tor
Del 9iasodasmano, 8orgerreprGiens
tanter, gantmano og andre Nt9no
meo 3noflDoelie.
Snouitriforeningen5 5ormano, 5ds
brifpirettgr 8. ging giorOe ! 1T 5nos
leoningsforeorag Reoe for 5anten og
be6anoleoe ierlig De tire Sppr9smdal:
Gr Der 5rang, er Der 9laos og er Der
3aao til en- uoltiling2 Def er oisie
ire puntter, Der n9rmeit ituloe Or
6anoles. On 5rangen oil Sparene
naturligpis tDoe britt foriteIIi9t, Og BET
famine galper getoitningen. 5dleren
pplnIte, at Der minoit piloe forores en-
pripat @arantiium paa ] Mia. Str.
Qngaaenoe glaoien bar mar meb 9ts
itano al 4rfitett arns qeterien, Der er
en- rutineret ubitiaingsmano, uoarz
beioet to uoitiaingsplaner.
5abritejer gi. StepbenIen giorbe
n9rmere Reoe for oisie planer. bporaf
Den enc oreier Jig ON plaoIen oeo Rps
bpoer = &aItelsterr9net = men ben
glan fan tun realiIeres, nudr Rpbos
Der er flpttet og for bet sorige 5erran
bliper realiIeret.
Zen anDen plan omfatter 8dnez
gaarbsterrenet, eIer ben glaos, bpor
Den me perionbdne9aaro tenfes at
ffule ligge, 4realet runot ON 5ipoli
til 8alpebobitranb % bet me Rddos
bus. Oct er en- oriitis plan, tbi man
bar tentt at fau 9ob at benptte 8anez
gaarosbalen, %uoitiaingen fan ultiaa
fun bodies, naar benne Sal er opfert,
og for ben bliper taget / grug. Wdn
oenter at bette 5ibspuntt ituloe inbz
treTe | Sommeren 1906.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-21

so Mars Subil9um fejreoes
forlsbsn al Slotsforpalter peo ariitis
ansbor9 Slot, 4rtitett. aammerraao
,3eltner. 9an bar / be 80 Oar. ban
bar betI9ot opsnn9pnte Slotsforpals
ierpoit. msb 0pstisbeo lsoet be fIeits al
be mango 9eoligeboloelissarbejo og
Jordnoringer, Der / bette Sibsrum er
~foretasns Deb Slotsbolmens gpgninz
ger, pg ban bar meo meeen Smag fores
itaaet Qrrunesmentet al be mango St.
ter og S6sjtiosliebeosr, Der fanot SteD
pda Slottet inbtil bets granb 1884
: iaalebes Song 9eorgs 9ale til
graft aonee, SelDbrpIupsfeiten o..
m. q.
aammerraao 3eltner bar oeida en-
R9tte al Qar uofoloet en- tor 9irt@
iombeo iom gpsningsinfpettsr for
YalGerne paa 4malienborg oe andre
al be tonselige SIotts. Den 80suaris
&c, enbnu arbeiostraftiee Subilar mob
tog talrige 2Dtsnifninger pg !5iliener.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-21

& IN ulnfteliga , az
&c. 5orleoen Senbae often tent pils
be en- Mano, Der fob paa gipognen al
ben elettriite Sporpoen paa 2iterbros
sabs, omtrsnt psb 4drbussuoe iprins
ge at, men sjOroe bet - itsnt ban
bIep abparst al be andre pdsiagerer
= poa en- iaa ~Fortert Raaoe, at ban
peb 5arten ilnneebes omtulo, ilos 5os
pebst mob Stenbroen os bleD lissenbe
iom liples.
Gn Qmbulancspoen ferte BAN til
aommunebofpitaIet; men 9jernsItaIz
len bar bruot os genftumper transts
ino / 5iernen, Ds Manoen osoe uoen
at bare fommen til Bepibtbeb. 9an
bar tlabt iom Ssmanb, / bans Cons
mer families ct gelsb at II ar.. men
sIers intst, Der tunbe sipe Splpsnins
ON, bpem eller bDprfra ban bar.
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YOUNG MAN TELLS OF
SUNDAY ON THE FARM.

on the right declared that IL any one
two months before had dared to tell
her that she would not be on a canoe
ing trip through the Rangeley lakes
during the months OF July and August
she would have laughed in the per-
sons face. The canoes mad been pur-
chased. the guides selected and tho
route all mapped out. and then at the
last moment her father had forbidden
her TO go.
The deaf old lady looked wise again
and told her TO go down and wade IN
the brook. as there she probably could
get her feet almost as wet and would
not be SO eramped as she would be
in q canoe.
After the boarder who sat next to
Catherine and acted as custodian OF
the radishes had Informed the other
unforiunaies that she had just re.
eeiyed letter from Aunt Carolyn.
dated Baien-Baaen. and that she had
nearly cried her eyes out thinking how
she might now be doing Baden.Baden
at that very moment instead OF doing
Bubbling Brook. Catherine kicked me
under the table and told me IL Was up
to me-"
iii bet you answered the gong all
right" one OF the clerks remarked.
Answered IT," echoed GATHERINGS
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Temple Church Interior.

trigue, jealousy, ambition or fanati-
cism, that tainted the courts of Eng
land of their time.
There is. no doubt, direct way to
reach the Temple church, but was a
long time lodging around among mar
row lanes and courts, after left the
Strand, before l came upon its pecu-
liarly rounded west entrance, built in
the heavy Norman style of it's time,
1855 To gain admission, 1t is neces-
sary to tap with the big iron knocker
on the iron-bound, black oak door.
which as you look at 1t appears as II
it might not have been opened since
tho last Templar went out and closed
1t behind him.
Inside the church is striking, rather
than beautiful and one is rather
started by the highly ponshed dark
marble pillars, because such pillars
are so gen orally made of cut. but un-
polished stone, similar 20 that used
in the rest of the building Distributed
under tae floor helS are the graves
Of twelve Knights Templars of the
twelfth and thirteenth centuries, and
over each is recumbent ei;igy in full
armor and with sword and shield. The
most of them lie in the most impossi-
BILE positions and, marble though they
be- you can not but wonder that they
have not been compelled TO relax into
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Banls and greasy affairs. They have
their uses and SO long rs they BIO
confined TO their own sphere they
stand for good. For you will admit
the truth OF this trite saying: There
is no virtue that may not by exas-
geration become vice. To overdue
is the crime for which humanity
stands convicted. The dumb brute
alone knows how to let well enough
alone. An OK could give Plato or
Aristotle lessons in philosophy. Still
we have been bitten by the bad bug.
Ambition. and the fever is In our
veins. We must SO on or go down.
No backward path through the high.
ways OF the world. Only to keep the
face steadily toward the goal and
stamp on so sturdily ns we may
stamping alike over burrs and bios.
SONS.
Brutal. you will say. Yet It is the
sesame of success. And. after all.
while there are stars overhead why
should be trouble ourselves about
the silly snowdrops under foot? A
misplaced tenderness is surely weak
ness even as misdirected strength be.
comes brutality. Well, as you per-
ceive. | stand in need of beans and
my thoughts do not come clearly.
Concerning that other matter you
mention: You have evidently exam.
ined the situation more carefully than
| have yet been able to do. so rest
upon your judgment is the wisest
course to be pursued.
And this, believe, answers yours
of recent date. Nothing has hap
pened since saw you last. SO have
no news save, that to judge from
present appearances, | shall not be
burning incense this afternoon upon
that greasiest of affairs"
1t was several hours from afternoon,
but the man got up hurriedly and be-
gan looking around for his hat.
Out in the park by the fountain he
drew forth again that thin, typewrit.
! ten sheet. Crisp, correct and ever SO
cautious. Had he published it, she
would have stood unconfessed. For
moment he thought of those letters
of long ago, scented with violets and
overlooking with sentiment. A letter
that any careless eye might read with
one emile for the gusl and the spell
ing. But this, this was for him alone
He alone could read the delicious
meaning so cunningly hidden between
those rigid lines.
Good heavens, how could he wal,
until the afternoon?
And then it occurred to him that he
need not wait
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LAST OF FORT ouNnYeAos.
From Its Windows San Francisco
Hurderers Were Hanged.

What Is possibly the most interest.
Ing historic building In San Francisco.
the old two-story siructur. ON Sacra'
mcnto street. between Davis and
Front streets. which served as head.
quarters for the vigilance committee
OF 1856. Ii being partly torn down. II
will be rebuilt and It's idcntity 80
merged In the new structure that Its
historic interest will be lost.
II WAS her. that organization of tho
committee proceeded. and In Its rooms
that. on the following. day. Casey and
Cora. the siaycrs OF King and Richard.
hor, were Imprisoned after their sur
render By the authorities to tn. com.
mit,.c. The trials were held here. and
from the projecting beams OF the old
building Casey and Cora were hanged
ON the afternoon OF May 90. while
thousands OF armed visiiants kept
back the 10000 people that crowded
into the vicinity OF the scene OF exc.
cution.
The committee continued to nee, In
the same rooms. aud the subsequent
fertilization OF tho building with n
brcnhiworks OF guEnybaEs fillcd with
sand gave the place the name OF fort
Gunnybass.'
Not until William r. Coleman and
his fearless associates had completed
the work that struck terror to the
hearts OF the iawicss and had ad.
journcd. did the building now being
destroyed cease to be the center OF
fearful and wholesome interest.
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ON earth woman as wise as his
mother could have allowed herself To
slop over so In sentiment and bad
spelling. This was before he began
to crave such n letter. A letter that
allied his dearest on each third line
aud spok. much OF undying devotion.
For ten days. Hope held IL tantaliE'
insly before him-tine writing on tint.
ed paper. Then her letter came. Per.
fcc,iy correct: MORALLY cold. He shiy.
cred slIsAtly m he ripped open tho
envelope and unfoidcd the cracking
sheet. But he set his teeth and forced
his attention through the formal open.
Ing.
"Ancnt your lntcriection touching
stones and ioaycs. I would suggest
that were paving stones ca,able they
would be no more plentiful than bread
and would be quite as highly priced.
And. my friend. do sot let Kiplins
lead you astray rs regards braxcn
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-09-05
OLD LONDON CHURCHES
IN PICTURESQUE DECAY.

more natural attitudes long before
now.
Along the north size of the church
is all that is left OF the ehurehyard.
Here is III. sraye of Oliver Goldsmith.
eoyeied with a beyeled stone. on tho
face OF which is inscribed:
HERE LIES OLIVER GOLDSMITH"
and on the other.
Born 10Th Novr. iIss.
Died 18th April TIA"
II Is a strange fate that LAYS the
dust Of one who wrote THE Deserted
Village" In the heart Of London. and
within a stones throw Of the Strand.
one of the busiest thoroughiares In
the world. II is a little of tho beaten
track. TO be sure. bGs II is within the
sound OF the ceaseiess hurry buriy.
Ely Place is little cul de see that
runs from charterhouse street. You
must look sharp. or you may pass u
by. But. having found It. Il f.w steps
will bring you to st. Etheireda's. tho
only old church In London that has
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-09-05

brother. "why. I had those stricken
women bi,in. their tongues with envy.
They didn't dare whisper their woes
after had finished.
Catherine gave mo the cue. Have
you heard from Jim since he went
abroad!' she asked. innoccntiy.
Now. don't know whether you
have ever noticed Il. but when the
occasion demands II am the fastest
shorthand romanccr that ever lived.
Had letter from lin last
Wednesday,. I said. He's changed his
route from Windsor to Aldcrahot.
That pair OF harlequin roanx I put
him on TO he Ia using rs his town
leaders. and he says London has never
seen anything like thom.'
Catherine was beginning to look
proud and the others mostly had loft
their thrcc.tincd forks spcarcd In tho
steak when sprung tho climax.
"'By the way went on In sort Of
Observation-Disclosures lnnguor. Jim
says thn missus is knocked out: must
20 to Mannheim. and II We want tho
coach in October for tour through
the lake country It's ours. with tho
roans and big pair OF wheclcrs and
his own guard and men. I've spoken
10 the old man. and he says so ahead.
So. you see. It's up to you
Catherine gave one gasp and then
stood pat.
"'But. Ned she exclaimed. I've
promised October to Gertrude. who
has taken the Carruthers' island in
the st. Lawrence. You must remcm.
Der my telling you about It, How pro.
voking you arc!'
How was that" demanded Cath.
crimes brother Of his fellow clerks.
for girl who doesn't pretend to be
even an ordinary hack romancer?"
And she never turned an eyelash.
Catherine and spent most of Sun.
day looking for mushrooms. which are
about the only truck the farm sup.
plies now. in the morning we sat
under one of the orchard trees and
watched the villagers down in little
valley below go to church.
Its about the only picture that's
left OF the old days-the stin black
gowns of the old settlers. with their
little parasols and the rustling white
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-09-05
Duke OF pevon,hIre,, Active LIfe,

The duke of Devonshire. for he.
reditary scion of an effctc nobility.
has had very active life. He Is now
co. Two years after graduating from
Cambridge he was attached to Earl
Granville's special mission to Russia
in 1856. The next year North Lam.
cashire returned him to parliament.
and he moved the vote of no conf
dence that resulted in the defeat of
Lord Derby's government. He then
became under secretary for war. soon
afterward postmaster general. and in
1871 chief secretary for Ireland. In
1875 Mr.. Gladstone retired and the
marquis Of Harrington. as the duke
was then known. became leader Of tho
liberal party in the house of com.
mons. In 1880 he was asked by tho
queen to form an administration, but
declined and went to the war ofIico
under Mr.. Gladstone.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-09-05


choir. the transcpt nnc one bay OF tho
nave are still as they were left by
Raherc. and show In many places the
erosion OF age. The arches OF the In
terror are massive and rather low.
Many people Of the past lie at rest
In this old church. and there arc some
queer cpItaphs In verse and prose. but
between disintcgration of tho stoac.
due to age. and tho dim light of the
church. II Is almost impossible to de-
cipher them. Hogarth was baptized
In this church and the font used In
stiil there.
Within tho inner bal,Ium of the
tower Of london stands tho eapci of
81. Peter and vInculn named az ,ru.
dition says. because IL wus conse.
Grated ON ,hnt festival NJ tho Roman
church cnrlv In tho reign NJ Henry
which lasted from 100 10 ifas. Tho
church wnx burned In isi. and rcbuiit
bv Henry VIII Now n h. what ia
called n royal chanel where services
nrc held on Sunday omen M ,hos. who
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Two secondhand cobs with their
docks and names about eight inches
too long and rugged out In ovcrdrawn
check reins md trotting harness fur.
nishcd the motive power.
II looked the horses over casually.
just TO Impress the proprietor that l
knew one brand from another. and
then. to show that there was no hard
feeling. 1 remarked:
"'Quite n wnspy pair you've got
there. Something you raised, your.
self?'
Nov that wnspy. as n horse adiec.
tive, was a pretty recent one with
me. I'd only heard It few weeks be-
fore. but I thought I'd try II on the
farmer Just to let him see that was
In the know.
THE result was not rs l had cx-
pected. but 1t was convincing. He
looked Mt me for n moment and then
ut Catherine.
They're mite waspy in spots. he
admitted; but, Lord. they don't begin
t be nowheres near s. waspy as they
wuz. be they, Miss CatherineT
Catherine had been writing me
what a splendid horseman this farmer
wns and for moment she looked as
II sne'd tried to give n blind beggar Q
bad DIME. didn't know who the joke
was on myself.
81 think Mr.. B. has reference,
Catherine finally explained after she
had gathered herself together. to the
wasps' nest that the horses walked
into the other day in the field. They
were terribly stung."
GATHERINGS brother looked around
inquiringly ut the other clerks.
Ibid you ever hear of any one get
ting 1t handed back to him like that?"
he demanded.
I'VE reached the farmhouse" he
went on, about the time that the rays
of the western sun, rs advertised in
the Bubbling Brook prospectus, were
due to fall aslant through the orchard,
and all the boarders were on the front
porch to witness GATHERINGS brother
arrival and to see If he would do. They
weren't much to look at. but l never
ran into a group OF people before with
so many rich relations.
1.-THE moment we stepped into the
| dining room, the Cousin Toms, the
| Uncle Dicks and the Aunt Carolyns
were hurled at us from all sides. The
languid lady, who sat nearest the vase
| of young onions. and who ate the car
board lettuce with her engagement
inger, started the ball rolling.
"She assured the table, through the
deaf boarder next to her. that she
could not live long enough to forgive
herself for not accepting Uncle Dicks
invitation to cruise on his yacht
through the Norwegian fjords.
"'Uncle Dick, you know the Ian
gusd one almost sobbed into the deaf
ear, kept his yacht in the Kill Won
Kull for almost two weeks trying to
persuade me to change my mind. l
told him I would be only too glad to
go If George would give his consent
or would even assure me that he
would not be too lonely without me-
1.-THE old woman with the ears gone
wrong was a wise one, guess.
How delicious to see such devo.
ton nowadays, she said in her deaf
voice and winked straight at Cath
crime HAd myself.
After Uncle Dicks niece hat
handed out her hard-luck story, the
lamentations ran round the boa
! l,oth ways at once. The stout woman
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-09-05
Her Time Was Too Precious.

A countrywoman entered general
store In Torawanda. this state, and
exchanged a pail of roll.butter for gro.
ceries and household articles. includ.
ing large box of matches. The fol.
lowing day she returned and, putting
the matches on the counter, com.
planned that they were no good-that
she couldn't strike them.
"Queer!" commented the storekeep.
err. I'VE use EN- altogether and have
no trouble"
Then he took three or four from the
box, scratched them one after another
on his trousers, easily produced a
light, and then assured her the
matches were all right.
"Mebbe they be-" she replied; "but
have too much to do to walk three
miles here and back whenever I want
light for the sake of striking the
matches on your pants!"-Philadel
phia Times.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-09-05

when Grover Cleveland was Presi.
dent" said Mr.. Joseph E. Ralph of
Washington, "he frequently enjoyed a
days fishing along the upper Potomac.
On these outings he lodged at the
house of rough and hearty farmer.
THE first morning he stopped
there" continued Mr.. Ralph. the
farmer. determined to show becoming
attention to his distinguished guest,
raped at Mr.. Clevelands door at the
unrighteous hour of o'clock in the
morning.
whats the matter?' demanded
the statesman.
"Mr President said the farmer.
we're goin' to hev fish in your honor
for breakfast. Will you hev 'skun or
unskun?
"Tll take EN- skun.' laughed the
President. rolling over for another
sleep."-Snturday Evening Post.
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been restored TO It's original uses" IL
In the Gothic style and was built In
1850 ns the chapel or the palace OF tho
Bishop Of Ely. which occupied tho
present site Of Ely Place. In this
palace John o: Gaun; died In 1889.
Near the end of Hoiborn vinduct
stands ST. Scpuichrc's. not hidden at
nii. but with Its spirc rising almost In
the open and Its south side to tho
street. II has been restored" so thor.
oushiy that the interior Is quite mod.
crn. Hero lies tho body OF Captain
John Smith. who died In 1851. "somc-
time governor OF Virginia and Admir-.
all OF New England" There Is brass
plate on the wall. said to be repro
ductIon Of the original inscription.
which begins: Here lycs one con.
also mentions tho vast continent OF
Virginia.
As I was leaving the Temple church
the Temple church. hoary though
sturdy under Its burden Of over seven
hundred years. met m old. white
haired man ut the entrance.
ITS IN old church. isn't IT." I ven.
turcd. for he seemed TO be u kindly.
looking old chap.
Indeed II is SIR" he replied. In tho
tone Of one thoroughly convinced by
experience. II remember OF coming to
service here when was lad. and I'm
rs years old
But perhaps. after all. he is not tho
only one whose perspective is limited
by memory.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-09-05
NEW DEFINITION OF usuav.
And II Seemed as If the Right Phrase
Had Been Used.


During the active days at the great
Muscle Shoals improved conditions
prevailed somewhat similar TO those
often found in new mining districts:
nothing akin to calm.
A fellow who had occasion to take q
long ride in great hurry. borrowed"
a natives horse without stopping To
speak TO the owner about IL.
hut in the course OF a few days he
returned the animal.
The native did not take a kindly
view OF the situation. but concluded
to be content with legal redress. He
announced his intention OF having the
offender arrested.
"whatll you have him arrested
for!" was asked.
For horse s,eaiin'. OF course"
How can you make horse stealing
out ~ IT, when he returned the
horse?"
"Ain't it stealth il he brought i'm
back?"
I'm not a lawyer. but ! don't see
how IL could be-"
IAN. right. then: III have I'm ar.
rested for usury.'
u don't see how you can make us.
nry out OF IL. either"
WY. - ii all. he used I'm. didn't
he! Yes. sir. he used I'm three or
four days. and used i'm mighty hard.
too. by the looks OF i'm
or course "A thoughtful person would
have seen nj once that e-lope'msnt
was the crime eommitted.-SewY York
Times.
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PRESERVE THE WEDDING GOWN
Most Women Desire Some Memento
Of the Most Important Of Events.

Most Women Desire Some Memento
Of the Most Important Of Events.
a woman's wedding gown is seldom
worn except on anniversary occa.
sions after the day upon which the
nuptiais are celebrated. Most women
regard this garment rs especially 81.
cred and take extraordinary means to
preserve II in all Its pristine purity.
The wedding gown box is n recent fad
for the well.to.do bride to adopt, and
II bids fair to have quite vogue.
That every bride possessed of any
sentiment wishes to keep her wed.
ding gown In n state OF preservation
is n foregone conclusion. and this ele-
CANT receptacle is admirably suited to
the purpose FOR which II was de-
signed. II Is made OF light wood
enameled with white and having the
brides initials in silver letters on the
outside. A lining OF tuftcd white
satin is revealed on opening the box.
and locks of silver and white leather
straps fasten 1t. a photograph OF the
wedding gown is often taken by the
modiste before sending 1t home and
making n collection Of the photo
graphs of wedding gowns or any
other distinctive costume is one of the
present fads. the idea being to pre-.
serve the pictures as mementoes for
future generations and also as illus
trations of present-day fashions.
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kitchener,s gifts to London.

Lord Kitchener, in return for the
honors he has received in the British
metropolis, has presented to the city
of London a fully equipped OK wagon
of the characteristic South Africa sort.
which was at one time the property
of President Kruger, and long tom"
which had belonged to the Beers. The
trophies will be placed in one of the
public parks.