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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-14

0pbsfdlo. 2tnbreas G6riitian
MortenIen, Ell 8anIfer fra Sos 9(nges
les, dfgif plubielig peb 0pOen ben 28.
2(pril, meoens ban bar paa Yej til ct
6ofpitdl. 6an bar lebIaget at ct
Meblem df ben perbnrenbe 8rober>
Iamfunbsloge, Der life anebe, at 0eOen
bar Ida n9r foreitaaenbe, od putienz
ten paa cen Sang bleo rant nf Blob
itbrtning pg uoaanoe0e 9eoiagerens
9rme. qaa 6oIpitalet, bpprben ban
6ragtes, bar Der life anoet at ggre eno
at tonItatere, at 9eben bar inotrduot.
Qtfoooe bapoe ingen 5amilie / Staten
pg 6lep begraoet unber DIT. 8r. Sdmz
Funos 2luipiier.
- Sans aasmusien, en- gammel
banIt Mtuiifer, Der i'm Sib bar tenOt
oper bele SpOfjaaanO og W}pen, er /
1ylg. o8ien" fornplig efter fort Spgez
leje afgaaet beo 9gben / 0jemmet bos
i'm Sgn, Ut. Is. fdsmus1en Gprbett,
Cr. Qtfopoe, Der bar fpot / aalle6aoe
Sogn paa Sjallanb, blep omtrent Il
Oar gammel.
@ammel Solbat BIB. Sra
8alOpin, Nis., meboeles, at So6n
glieIIen, en- 9ammel SolOdt, er dfgddet
peo 0pben paa Soloaterbjemmet /
Milmdufee. 9dn bar II Oar gammel
og en- af Saint Groir Gountps pioz
nerer. 6dns 9tofe 0atter bar bet
ferite 6pioe Barn fpot / 5opn of
0pmmdnb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-14
Carer ieges.

@mous Mteniebeb, Raeine, Ssis., lpger
en- trpenoe 9erer ipr oens bonlf-en9elite
8prnelfple. 9ereren moa, foruoen at
filnne ilnberpiie 9anif, tilli9e fnnne 9ine
llnoernisnine Gn9elif iparenoe til DC tire
first Grades of the public schools.
Qpnnen er 400 7pllors ON glaret.
9ereren pnifes itrofs eller ienelt l. Suit.
g(nipoere beoes inbeipe oeres gInlp9ning
til rnoerteenebe inben IT, Wlaj.
9oa gmaus Mieniebebs Sfolerooos
@e9ne, Q. 2. oen'en,
1130 Mtpunb glpe, 0iocine, isis
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-14
Sil &rOuinscn.

Ulaorio, Maj 13. - 0ronning.8sz
gentinoen bar @aar opergipet i'm
Magt til Nliniiteriet Sogaitd, Der ltal
foreitaa ben unge SOnges Sroning b.
17oe Maj. 6eitlig9eOen bar bolot
5oltet Iammen Der Spen, 5Dor Stemz
ningen er uomertet. Mange llolGns
oinge, iamt be forifelige &e9eringers
RepreIentanter er antpmne for at
operpare 9ejtioelisbeben paa 2sreag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-14

". q. 0uiten, Der er 0irettsr for
Barbados 9anoelsbant, tom til CT.
qierre D. Il. Mai % meOoeler, at ban
fanot 9antens llr Itanoiet nogle Uli=
nutter fer s.
Gn anoen Ulano bar funoet 9oipis
talsuret u6eItaoiget. 0et itoo paa
1850. 6iitOrien Oil Oerfor olOris pare
/ 3oipl ON, boornaar Denne lllAtte
fanot Steo.
Oct er o9ienlig gennem be Sj9lpes
torpler, iom MI er beiteftigebe paa
lllDttes itebet, at man faar nsiagtig
llnoerretning ON 5ilitanoen. Selpe
gegipenheoen tan tun fau meooele mo-
get ON.
s. s. Gpans fra Montreal og Sobn
s. Morris, begge Ulditinmeitre ON
9oro paa 0amperen ,,Roramia", for
teller bl. a.: DE itoo paa 0Gttet at
,,Rordmid", fom par anfommen til
9apnen ST. 6 ON Morsensn; oa Slot
fen flog 8, itete Der noget Iom en- frpgs
telig Gtsploiion. Seq slemmer alorig
oenne rabIelsfuloe, luenoe Spiroelz
pinO, fom om6plleoe mig; Mr. Mors
ris og jeg itbrteoe nebenunber; pi er
life iad Ilemt forbranbte; life iaa
ilemt iom mango andre. 0a Ri tom
op igen, bar Stibet 9ranb, og bi
matte nu fampe meo Sloen til alots
fen 8, od bet frantic arissitib ,,Suz
Diet" tom og bjergebe os."
Qtnore at .Rordmia"s rebbebe 9es
fetning fortaller lienenoe, men be bar
fun nogle faa, Iom tunbe nads al
,,2u6et". Sgida aaptajnen orutnebe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-14
Gn frDgtclig lllpffc.

plttsburg, U(dj II. = Sire Gtsz
ploiioner fanot SteO / Gbartiers BAL
lep often. % er psoe og me1em
100 og $50 farlig branOte, iaa at
mango At Dem bill be.
8en ferite Gtsploiion fanbt Steo /
Sberiban UlaItinb9rtiteber. Timber
Rdngeringen at 0ogne, at bpilte 10 in
oebolot rdffineret Die og en- Rafta,
iteote TO at Oliepognene iad 6eftig
idmmen, at Sammenfsjningerne git
itu og en- Rangerlpgte blep tnuit.
Oliepognen bapoe ogfad faaet en-
aepne og en- Strsm al Die flgb uo,
fom blep antanDt, og 5lammen for
planteoe fig burtig til @pgnen, / naite
gieblif Ifeo bOislenOe 5lammer brit
op 2uften, og en- Gtsploiion paafulgs
te. 9enne fdnbt Steb ST. 4.45. 81.
5. ID etsplooereoe ben dnoen Sliebogn.
8eo oenne 3io bapbe 5uiinOer al
5ilIfuere Iamlet fig paa begge Sioer
al Sporet, iom ligger miot mellem to
itejle 6pjoeorag. De bdpoe Iamlet Jig
for at ie paa be br9noenoe 8ogne og
t9nfte lite paa nogen 5are. Ulen 6ez
ben fra De br9noenDe Oliepogne fremz
bra9te 0as'i Naftabeboloeren t9t peo,
og 81. liot efter 6 etsplooereoe benne.
@lastuplen oper ben flsj / gejret; Be
boloeren lplitteoes TO og Stremme
af br9noenoe Naftd lteo uo alle Retz
ninger, fom SlOildnger, mellem De MI
forf9roebe 5illtuere % uobreote 9po
og goeleggelIe i6lanot Dem. Den
br9noenoe Die ipr9jteoe imoo oeres
alpoer, og fer be tunoe tRnte pda at
flngte Sitterbeo, itoo be lps Cue.
M9no og abinoer gjoroe fortpipleoe
5orieg paa at ripe be 6r9noenoe 8lRz
Der ira bsres 2egemer, 8ernene ifreg,
og Mano og &oinOer itbrteoe frem
o9 tilbage iom piloe DIR, ben enc latte
Slb paa ben anoen. glogle boreoe Jig
neo Soroen, pg Sfarer al W9no
6piroleoe oeres negne 9egemer ON
mellem guItene for at Finbe 2inbring
fra De uubboloelige Smerter.
Mange fulot til SOrOen al llomats
telie og pine og reiite fig dlorig mere.
Den famine Scene fdnot Steo pad
De 10 6sje og neOe 0alen, Der unoilap
life Ell eneite MenneIte meo 2ibet.
Den br9noenoe Olie bdneoe iig 9ei
neo en- @reit, talOet Gorts Run, og
ilpo meo Den forbi 9anosbnen Gsplin
neb til ObiofloOen. 2ige uoenfor ESP
lin er nogle 6uIe bpgget lan9s ct SRI
oeorag, langs meo bette 6sjoeora9 er
Der naturligois Gasleoninger lan9s
meo 0rpften. 0enne @osleoning bar
iprungen l9t, % Oa ben br9noenbe
Die ndaeDe bette Puntt, ant9notes
@aslen, en- GtsploIion pdafulgte, og /
9sbet al nogle faa Wlinutter bar ale
6uTene en- eneIte itpr Huin; flere br9bz
tes og 6enpeo 20 perIoner fit baaroe
9p9Itelier.
9et er, iom betenOt umuligt at
Iluffe brqnbenbe Die meo 9anb. idd
Slben blep operlabt iii iig Ielp, mebens
man tog fat paa at Itaffe 9ialp Il
De mango lioenOe og fau be 0poe Al
9ejen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-14

Site lloen 8eluos fr19tell9e uobruo
/ 2laret 70 efter ariiti 5poiel bar ben
sIeoenOe SlOmasie Soroens SnOre
anrettet en- Iaaoan lllptte Iom iioite
8orsoag Mor9en.
Som pit" alereoe tunoe meooele
iibite Rr. blep pd 81. om Morges
men, b. 8. Olaj bele gpen ct. Yierre
pad ben frdnIfspeitinoiite Q Martinis
que eoelagt beo gultanen Ulont pes
lees llobruo. 10000 Mennelier mis
iteoe oerOeo 2ipet Ell glu = uoen ans
bet BARREL fra 8eosen9len eno Here
0ages foruroligenoe SororpItelIer og
5oroenbrdg ira 9jer9u6prets Snore.
Gn luenoe Spoplitorm breo uo fra
bette giergtrater, Iom man anlau for
forlangit uOiluttet. og tpalte meO tine
giftige @dsarter et gje6lit aft 2iO.
ct. pierre bleb pda nogle fda Se@
lumber en- Ruinbob. Der Ifjulte 10000
Menneitelig.
Og 9igene ligeer Der frampagtigt
Iesenoe at b9tte for Uiunoen meo be-
res $3anOer; iOm en-, Der er peo at tp9=
les; men 9aanoen bar lite en- Sang
naaet at batte for Munoen, iaa buiiig
tog 0soen gejret fra fine Sfre.
Gaer be ligger Der neie9rns % trpfs
Ter meo bldd idmmenpresieoe 2G6er
ct aDs paa ben Ulooer= e5oro, iom lite
tunoe reooe beres qip.
Og MI - et Bar 0age efter finoer
man ale OisIe Gig balptfortuaeos, for
br9note til en- uigentenoelis Masie,
nogle tnuite af Sten6loftene, iom ON
0sben life bar tilfrebs meb at 6dpe
toalt oem, andre o9tteoe unoer 9lite
og SmaaIten, iom ON 8soen fanot, at
ber pasieOe en- 9egrapelie.
SO, be bar bebe aleiammen, og be
grqiter, fom / 5orgaars iammen
meo 0j9lpetorpIet fra ben frauite gez
aeriugsbp Sort De 5rance paa Martis
nique tom inb til St. Yierre, tunoe
tun grGbe oper 9igene; Der bar ingen,
fom trGngte til ben Iiofte 8reit. De
bar beoe.
Men nu = t Oisfe 8age TANNER
gaalene gpens auin6ob. Oct er
ale be bebe, Iom, opngeoe iii 0obe,
Opbr9noes lom peo en- 6eoningebaal=
farb. 5or Der er lite 5io og Steo for
Stant at giOe bem en- triitelig 9egras
pelie.
Der bliDer life en- Sang iunget ct
,5iat boluntas tua", ,,Sfe Din Bill
lie" ober gaalbbngerne.
Men bet er bel heler life iaa helt
let at iDnge Der; ferit maa not ct 5aa=
repres, Der itemmer itp9t for 9rpitet,
lettes og linbre.
Ss bog er bet SUB, Der bar taft.
Sg ban Dil, al pi, iom life falOt /
1iiptfen, ifal ompenOe os, at bet lite
ifdl add os liqeoan.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-14
Gfsplpl plipnen. = "a Orrbtc,

9ittsburg, pa, Muj 13. = 9et er
nu tilitretfelig oplpit, at peO Gaftaz
Gfsploiion / @aar / S6erioan er "a
Mano bleoen brebt - og ca. 800 er
paa De iaarebes 2iite. Den liae 9p
frembpoer ct ipr9eligt Spn, oa bpert
eneite 6us bar enten bepe eller faareoe
inoenfor fine 9egge.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-14
HepOlntiOn paa 6aiti.

Sort au 4rance, Maj 13. = 9ras
fioent Sam inDItibebe Zig Dag pda
en- franIt Camper, pa ban intet funoe
foretage imoo Oppoiitionen. 2lae 9orz
aere Itaar unber @aaben. 5irmin er
profldmeret til pr9iioent.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-14
@nlfall= SrDgt,

@uaoalajara, Nlaj 13. = @ulfanen
Golimo piier 5egn til liD6ruO, o9 Be
foltningen er fom 5elge beraf meget
opitr9mt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-14

ut belbrebe cit Jprfj6lelie cen Sag.s
Nrua gearner's White Wine of Tar
Syrup, bet beoite Soitemiobef paa Sprben.
25 % so Gents.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-14

u Ia IA er enonu rig p q q
Cub. Buffalo, q, g., Maj Il. -
glep Yorf U1etal &c SEDUCTION Som.
pam er organiIeret Buffalo mep en-
aapitdl of 100000 / 6eniigt at brine
@ulbgruber Qlluitd Nome 0iitrif=
tet. aompdgniets Gmbeosm9no er
guHaloz5olt. meb Sol. s. s.. 6orton
/ Spibfea for Sompasnict, g8. Z Z
aoberts gicepraiiOent. g. Ul. aiels
lano aasferer og $. s. Wugner Sef=
ret9r. @eneraliuperintenoent Is. %.
6eberberg itaar SpioIen for 9trbejos-
itprfen / bet fierne Norobeiten. apm.
pagniet ejer eTter Sigenbe mango 9uns
oreoe Q(cres meb rigt @ulbldnb % bar
foripnet Jig meo bet 6eoIte MaItinerf
for 2lrbejoet.
0amperen ct. pdul df ,,Qlmericdn.
Cine" iejleoe fra glen Yort ben IA
Waj og pasiagerer til Danmart an.
fommer ben %. Maj. st. 2ouis'
afgif ira Soutbbampton ben 10. Ma
og dnfommer til giep Yorf ben II
Maj.
oR6plunO" afgaar fra p6ilaoel.
pbid D. II. Maj oe pasiugerer til
0anmdrt antpmmer b. 20 W1ai
oWeiternlano" afsit fra 2iperpol b. 7
Maj os antommer til pbilabelpbia b
IT,, og pasidgerer for @eiten rejiel
gennem Gbicaso to 0ase ienere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-14

Majbronning. Den l. Mdj
aIbolotes Der Cos 9tngeles en- Iterre
1yeit 2lnleoning af oDepepz9agen"
9Den bar feittloot og en- MasIe frems
meOe bar til Steoe. 9tf farlig Snter=
este for DANTE er bet, at en- bdnf Piz
qe. Wliis 2lnnie Sdcobien, blep palat
til Majoronning meo en- IOimlenOe
N1ajpritet, ffrioer ,,9ien". 5il Sroo8
for, at benoes aanbioatur fprit blep
ofentliagjort, efter at adppeitrioen
bar gopt paa @leo, fit BUN bog 15,400
Stenlmer = omtrent to 3reoieoele at
ale De afgiDne Stemmer. Den nGits
6gieite paa 2iiten bar osIaa en- odnlt
9ige, MiIs Marp 2unb, Der iii 4741
Stemmer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-14

Mlifs 9(nnie gonnicf E n,
0atter al Wr. o9 Wlrs. 6dns gons
nictIen, er oesp9rre enbnu life toms
men oper 5plgerne af bet llbelo, bppr@
peb bun for nu mart ct par Oar iiben
ft fit an9 ilemt beifuoiget, Itriper
,,9ien". 6un bar paret be6anblet al
lofale 2ager FAINT at Specialiiter /
San Srancisco, men uoen gdpnligt
3eIultat. 9un ifal MI unoergda Sur
6os OOttorerne Salt Guretd.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-14

iSor ret at fda ct Sper6lit oper benz
ne ubsrte Acknowledgements mad GGs
ierne fslge os eennem 0opeoiammens
bGngen al en- enoslss 9ptte 3elegram>
mer, iom iiben man fit genoprettet
5or6inbelIen mellem gptomten ct.
pierre og Sort be 5rance, uitanbielig
leber inb ober be tbenoe 5elegraflis
nier, Iom Sort be 5rance bar meo Oms
perbenen.
Ulens flittise 6Gnber MI fpsler meo
aigens, og andre bringer 5jalp til be
$4,000 bjemlsie og nsolioenbe Wlens
neIfer pad gen, ifal DIT" isge at
gengips 6opebtrattene | lllpffens 9is
Itorie.
0a ct. pierres Snobpggere pddgs
nebe 5orsbag MOrgen b. 8. Wlaj
fanot be 0ulfansn Mont pelees 5op
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-14
st fnrere en- Sorso,ene / en- eaa.

brug Laxative BroIno Quinine Hiner. Mue gpo=
tetere tbngeleuerer 4engene, hps bette sRooe llaar
isel. o. g9 Grppes gtdunetrGt Ell pan hper 2efe 2oc
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-14

t5urtiettes paa Sibe B.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-09-24
Even ~ Stole GrOanS

under the torment of neuralgia. when
every nerve in face or limb throbs All d
jumps Philosophy cannot endure
this agony ut Perry Davis Pain
killer relieves it Battle the affected
parts freely, keep them warm and do
not expose Yourself t1 cold and damp
ness. Medical science marches right
along, but it has not found the equal
of Painkiller in the treatment of
neuralgia.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-09-24
Impure Drinking Water

is always a source Of danger; dysen-
terry and bowel troubles follow its
use, every person should have handy
y hNttle Of PainkIl or tPerry Davis')
which will quickly cure these dis
tressing ailments Il" careful and
see that the stOrPkpeper does not
pawn off some worthless substitute
upon you as is sometimes : done for the
sake of n few CPrts extra profit. Large
bottles - and 80 cents
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-09-24
HENDERSON RESIGNS.
Washington Very Much Worked
Up Over the Matter.
The State Bureau.
w ashlngton, Sept. II.

Speaker Handerson's refusal
OF denomination to the fifty
eighth congress has caused the
most profound political sensation
the national capital has expe.
rienced in many years. IT has
been the one subject here today
and many assert their belief that
General Henderson will recon
slider his step.
Jubilation reIgns at Democrat
ic campaign headquarters, where
it is claimed its effect will be the
election Of so new Democrats to
the house this fall.
Secretary Shaw and Secretary
Wilson have both been stunned
by the announcement and are al
loss to explain the speakers
course. Many Republicans here
are indignant that he should have
taken step so vitality affecting
the welfare of the party without
consulting any of the Republican
leaders.
BY some it is said that Speaker
HenGerson's chances for re cleo
tion were slim and that he has
seized upon the attitude of his
district on the tariff as an excuse
for declining. Friends of the
general deny this and declare his
action shows the serious dIvisior
In the Republican party on tariff
revision.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-09-24
Summer Complaint

is not always brought about by change
of air and water. The "stay-ar-
homes are just as susceptible to
GiarrhCea; due, generally, 10 over
eating as unripe fruits, etc and,
drinking ice water; all accompanied
by painful bowel discharges: AMI, if
not checked, results seriously. Perry
Davis Painkiller Is the only purely
reliable remedy. - and 50c.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-09-24

Cut this out and take it t0JF Mack
ey & COS Drug Store and get box Of
Chamherlair's Stomach q Liver Tab
LET'S. The hest physic They also cor
rect disorders Of the stomach. Price
25 cents
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-09-24
To Cure Il Cold I'm On Day.

TAX" Laxative Br0mo Quiuine
Tablets. All druggist refund the
money il il fails TO cure + w
Groves signature H. on each box 2acts
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-09-24

Baby lives are DESTROYED in summer hv
choi"ra infant UNI The attack Of the dtsCase
l. sudden It's prO@rcSS il sometimes terribly
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-09-24

M"nStruntiOn mHdC Regular and Pain'eS
anI Pans IN SIDES, Hips and Limbs cured b,
SIMMONS Sauaw Win" Wine or Tablets
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-09-24
g WKv41-

fhs signature is on every box OF the genu me
Laxative ScorC=0uinine Tablets
he remedy 'aar "Stx,-s II cOIS iu one dar
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-04

might Is rleht7 Because our peoplA
are not able to force their entry, they
have no right TO &? II this Is SOUND
reason. we should lose no time In learn
ing the arts Of war. ! have Away
thought that q people who are peaoefu
and law-abidlng are good residents IN
any country, but here Is different doc
trine, and person Is never too old to
learn"
THAT Is what II finally must come L..
The difficulties encountered by the chi
nese people will some time arouse them
to action. They VIII learn to 80 to war
az other nations do, and II there then
should arise among them a Napoleon
dreamer of dreams endowed with en-
lndomltable will and power of action
there Is no telling what adventures he
might go to seek. 1t would be better
to give to Aslas millions the gospel
Of peace lest perchance their innumer-
able hosts should once more, when
confident OF their strength, attempt to
swarm over portions Of the Old World,
as they have done in past ages. While
the entrance Of laborers may be pro-
hiblted as matter Of policy, bona iide
students should be admitted and en-
couragcd to come. For they Will help
to bring about, slowly but surely
among their own countrymen, a condi-
ton that win make special exclusion
laws unnecessary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-04
WI TING Fang ON EXCLUSION

a short time ago, Minister WI at
tended board Of trade banquet at
Springfield and delivered a speech on
the Chinese exclusion question. The
Chinese representative IN this country
is a clever dialecticlan. I'D he Is al
ways listened TO with : 81 inter-
est.
one OF the points made was that the
exclusion act not only excludes labor
ers. but students as we'll The latter
are admitted. but under circumstances
that practically amount TO exclusion. A
student. he said, must satisfy the GUS
tom house officers that he has sufficient
funds provided TO meet an expenses 20
the end Of his course. he must give a
satisfactory guarantee that as soon as
his studies are completed hc viii re-
turn 20 his native country he must
submit 20 be photographed as II he
were criminal and a candidate for
the rogues' gallery. To such regulations
they object.
This point probably should be looked
into. Chinese exclusion acts have
been frdmed for the purpose Of pro-
tettlng American labor against Chinese
competition, and not for the purpose OF
excluding from those who are search
ing Tor truth and information, the rays
OF light enjoyed By the American peo-
pie. We believe that the general diff
fusion Of American civilization would
be- boon TO the world, and we have
no right 70 withhold 81. Civilization Is
o trust held FOR the benefit Of all It
Is not a monopoly, At the same time.
as long as Chinese laborers are 10 be
excluded. Il IS. Of course necessary 20
make 81 impossible for them TO enter
under the disguise Of a student. Even
the Chinese minister Will admit this.
Another point he made deserves at
tention. He said.
"A few days ago read that a promi-
nent gentleman who Is a leader in ad-
v0catlng exclusion gave this as his
reason The best evidence OF the IN
1esirahlty of The ChineHe is that
ihey. u people OF i50.0J0O.a are power
less against $1,000 900 Americans. What
Toes he mean? That people who are
weak should be oppressed? That
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THAT STORY OF SCANDAL
San FrnncIsco ChronIcle.

Democratic Congressman has ask
ed for an investigation of the conduct
Of the Danish government in negotiat-
ing the treaty by which we secure the
Danish Islands. The charge on which
the investigation is based Is In the
form OF letter from Danish SEMI
official agent TO his own government,
In which he proves that he is himself
an impudent rascal and implies that
the Danish government was willing 10
profit by his villainies. In brief. he
claims that he was 10 receive from
Denmark 10 per cent OF whatever we
paid for the Islands and that he has
engaged to pay some portion Of II to
influential Americans In and out OF
Congress. Apparently the charge is
untrue. II the man had such con-
tract 1t Is unthinkable that the Danish
government should permit II TO get out
by defaultlng in payment,
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John Burroughs, first lover OF nature
in all the land, speaking OF the study"
Of poets, says There stand Homer,
Dante, Chaucer Shakespeare. Read
them, give yourself to them. and mas
ter them IL you are man enough. The
poets are not to be analysed, they are
to be enjoyed; they are not to be stud
led, but to be loved; they are not for
knowledge, but for culture--to enhance
our appreciation Of life and our mas
terry over its elements. All the mere
facts about poets work are as chaff
compared with the appreciation of one
fine line or fine sentence. Why study
q great poet at all after the manner
Of the dlssecting room? Why not rather
GEEK to make the acquaintance OF his
living soul, and to feel its power?"
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Boston Is noted for many things, fore
most among them being big words. A
correspondent of a leading paper be-
gins a criticism Of a leading novel Of
the day with the following;
In Gilbert Parker's Right OF Way
the author exhibits a desutoriness Of
physiologlc psychology, a wavering and
contradictory attitude as concerns the
hydrologic genesis Of dlpsomanla and in
his description Of Beauty Steele has
mixed up the symptoms Of drunkenness
with those OF psychic epilepsy, The
symptoms of this latter disease are fire.
quently demonstrated by dipsomanla."
1t is so plain, simple and explicit that
o child could understand 1t, provided it
were a Boston child.