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The Washington times., 1902-07-25
Our Ambassador to Italy in Eew Yorl

Our Ambassador 70 itaiy III He"
The United States ambassador to ltais
has arrived in New York.
Mrs. Meyer. like Mrs. Draper. is noteo
for the splendor of her gowns and jewels
and was considered the most beautifully
dressed woman of the diplomatic corps
at the Italian court last winter
Rumor had it that when General Dra-
per was ambassador at the Italian court
Queen Margaretta was chagrined tha'
her crown diamonds were outblazed oy
tie precious stones worn by Mrs. Draper
TIRE those who were in position to
know denied it, still 1t mace an lh'ef
csting special and will be remempereo
to Mrs. Draper's advantage forever anH
day.
The Washington times., 1902-07-25
Wyuar-McCrcllis.

Wymar-McCrellis.
Miss Carrie Bradford Mccrellis, the
attractive daughter OF Mrs. Adelaide
French MoCreilis. was married at her
home en- y Street Wednesday. TO Mr.
Bayard wyman. of Saginaw, Mich, an
official Of the census office.
On account of the recent death Of the
brides father, the late James Bradford
NcCreiiiiis. the ceremony, which was
performed By Rev DR.. Alfred Harding
rcctor CT ST. Paul's Church. was very
quiet. being witnessed only by the i'm
mediate relatives Of the contracting
parties.
Mr.. and Mrs wyman left at once for
Buffalo. and will make tour OF the
Great Lakes. sailing on the steamship
Northwest Saturday and stopping at
Mackinac Island. where the honeymoon
will be spent. They will be absent from
Washington for a month or more
The Washington times., 1902-07-25
Rhodes Wasn't Nutty.

New York Tribune-An admirer oi
Cecil Rhodes says that the British en-
pire builder dreamed Of development
of South Africa which would put 1t sc
far In the forefront of progress that ever
the United States would be left iaggint
IN ,be rear. Is there sufficient evidence
anywhere that Mr.. Rhodes in his wildes
ina apinings ever conceived so fantastic
a vision? All Yankeeland would ehucki'
over the grotesque absurdity Of SO pre-
posterous an idea.
The Washington times., 1902-07-25
New Alabama Constitution.

"Our new constitution. which Is Just
now going into effect, promises some
very great changes for the State in many
ways" said Mr.. Percy Clark, OF Selma
Ala. at the Metropolitan last evening
"The Democrats are to be congratulat-
ed" he continued, ''for overcoming the
many obstacles put in their pain ny
constitutional inhibition.
1.-The greatest good to come to Ala
bama from the new constitution VIII
he the coming into the State of colonies
of citizens to develop its waste places.
Already 1t has been demonstrated De-
yond peradventure that unbounded OPP
nortunities are there waiting the i'm
migrants.
1.-The class of people now coming into
the State taking homes and engaging IN
profitable business enterprises embrace
Germans, Norwegians, and even Greeks
They are proving themselves loyal citi-
zens. and are giving their best energies
TO the development of the States re-
sources.
political questions since the adop'
tim of the new constitution have quiet
ed down, and the people are more oeh'
on Industrial prosperity than ahythint
else.
"pv the elimination OF the negT'
from politics in Alabama, the whlte peo
ple have emancipated themselves ah'
hereafter whenever party poilcy ol
nIatform does not suit, the citizens caI
align themselves with whatever part!
they nrefer without fear of social o.
commercial ostracism.
"The Democratic party, with PRIDE
nIace maintains its temples and altars
and treasures it's banners OF victory:
Mr.. Clark will leave today for Vlr
ginia Beach to enjoy short vacation
The Washington times., 1902-07-25
]. Barton Key in Town.

]. Barton Key. formerly manager of
the Barton, in this city, but now mana
ger of the Elkwood/ Park Club. of Long
Branch, was at the New Willard yester-
day. He just dropped into town to see
his old friends and renew acquaintances.
The Washington times., 1902-07-25
At Lake Rosseau, Canada.

Mr.. and Mrs. Redwood Vandesrift'
accompanied by Miss Jurgenson, are
spending a few weeks at Lake Rosseau,
Ontario, Canada. Later they Will make
tour of the Yellowstone Park. return
ipc to Atlantic City for the remainder
of the summer and early fall.
The Washington times., 1902-07-25
Discriminating, at All Events.

Chicago Record -Herald-It is said that
Mr.. Baifour, the new British premier Is
very lazy. He seems, however to have
had energy enough TO pick out the right
Lind of an uncle.
The Washington times., 1902-07-25
Democratic Praise Tor spooner.

Columbia State-The Democrats, there
fore, are as much concerned ABOUT
spooner's reelection as the Republicans,
and the satisfaction on one SIDE VIII
be as heartfelt as the regret on the otheI
should his own party supplant MN Win
8 less able man.
The Washington times., 1902-07-25
Mrs. Shane Joins Husband at Leesburg

Mrs. William T. Shane. OF Is " street
southeast, has gone to Leesburg' va
where she will join her husband. Cap
tain shane, commander of the Harries
Rifles. and will stay until the guards
men break camp.
The Washington times., 1902-07-25

1.-THE boy who feels himself abused
if required to use the porcelain bathtub
at home will tease his parents every
day to let him 20 to the beach, even
with its limited accommodations and
worn-out appliances"
The Washington times., 1902-07-25

To Christen Battleship Pennsylvania
Miss Susan Quay, daughter OF senator
and Mrs. Quay. has accepted the invita-
ton 20 ch-isten the new battleship
Pennsylvania.
The Washington times., 1902-07-25
To Niagara Falls, Saratoga and Canada

DR.. Millard F. Thompson and family
Of MARYLAND Avenue. accompanied by
Misses Lillian and Ethel King lelt th's
morning for Niagara Falls. Saratoga and
Cannda.
The Washington times., 1902-07-25
Except in Washington.

Cleveland Plain Dealer-It is apparent
that one smite from Lajoies gifted pat
Is worth the puerile efforts of half a
cnacn ordinary players.
The Washington times., 1902-07-25
In the Pangs of Starvation.

Nashville Americana New Jersey
politician was almost eaten by hog
Think how hungry the hog must have
been to do a thing like that.
The Washington times., 1902-07-25
Nav Have Trouble in Drawing It.

Pittsburg hronicle-Teiegraph - Don
NJ. Dickinson continues to neglect TO
provide diagram for his Choate Presi-
Dental boom.
The Washington times., 1902-07-25

ANY person buy the Morning, Afternoon or Sunday
Edition of The Times stand Washington IN suburban
TOWNS nm railroad trains or elsewhere will confer favor by notify
, Publisher of The Times corner Tenth and Streets Wash
D. c.
The Washington times., 1902-07-25
Washingtonians at Newport.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Reilly are among
tbe washington contingent at the Aquid-
reck. Newport
The Washington times., 1902-07-25
At the Reitz Cottage, Newport.

Baron Alliotto. of the Italian embassy
has taken apartments at the Reitz cot
tage. Newport. for the remainder Of July
and August.
The Washington times., 1902-07-25
Visiting His Father, Justice Harlan.

Mr.. Harlan. the attorney general OIL
Porto Rico. has sailed home to WISH
his father. Justice Harlan, OF the su-
preme court.
The Washington times., 1902-07-25

SUBSCRIPTION RATES TO OUT OF
MORNING EDITION. one year. So; six
months, S2.5O; three months. sl.So'
Morning and sunday, one year, 81; six
months. $3.50; three months, SLID
Sunday edition only, one year. 81; SIX
months, ST.; three months, 80 cents.
The Washington times., 1902-07-25
Leaves for Canada.

Miss Grace Harley. who has been
making an extended visit with relatives
in this city, left yesterday for her
home In Canada.
The Washington times., 1902-07-25
TOWN POINTS. POSTAGE PREPAID

TOWN POTN IS, FUS1 1KVt1
EVENING EDITION. one year. S3' SIX
months, S1.5O: three months, !" cents
Evening and Sunday, one year. so' SIX
months, $3.50; three months, HL.~"'
Morning, Evening. and sunday one
wear, SO; six months, 50; three months
Se.5O.
The Washington times., 1902-07-25
At Sudiey Springs, Va.

The Misses May and Ethel kidweli
of Georgetown. are spending the sum
ner at SuGiey Springs, Va
The Washington times., 1902-07-25
DOINCis IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
United States Ambassador to Italy and Miss Meyer Arrive
in New York From Europe.

Mr. Harlan Attorney General of Porto Rico SAILS 1o Home " ''
His Father Justice Harlan of the Su rene Cour-APpoaoh
ing Van Allen Collier Nuptas Announced
The Washington times., 1902-07-25
CURRENT PRESS COMMENT.
Antedeluvian Spellbinders in Texas.

New York World-A skeleton dug up IN
Texas has an eight-inch jaw. Mr.. Bailey
is not the first orator Of the Lone Star
State.
The Washington times., 1902-07-25
Goes to Mountains to Recuperate.

Mr.. George W. Kidwell. who has been
sick for several weeks, has gone TO the
mountains to spend his vacation.
The Washington times., 1902-07-25
Returning to Oklahoma.

Returning to Oklahoma.
Mrs. and Miss Flynn, wife and daush-
ter Of the Delegate from Oklahoma VIII
leave in a few days for their western
home.
The Washington times., 1902-07-25
OUR CIVILIZATION AS
VIEWED BY THE RED MAN
Rv IOHN I OF ORlAS an Indian Student From Hampton

care better people than years ago. when we sang
~ - ~ ben we spoke to the Great Spirit in own Ian
guage?"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-17

ct. groir at 6rantrig for 10000
2ipres = % gift Ill ooer til bet bdnitz
peitinoiite aompagni. Saa ldn9t
Iom pi MI er TONNE meo ct. groir,
maa oi fige, at 6oab angaar oenne 2,
er BET langt fra noget npt. at Den fiji
ter Giermanb.
qngaaenoe Ct. 56omus, oa peo
man life meo geitemtbeo, mar cen
fprit bleo bebngget. aimstigt CT bet,
oa oenne 2 ligger n9r peo Ct. grJir,
at Der er fpmmen bdaoe engelite %
~6Oadnofte G~p6nggere oerfra til Zen,
men noget beitemt peo man lite berz
ON. Mfen pitt er bet, at oa bet oanifz
peitinoiite 9ompagni / 1911 ienofe I'm
Gtspeoition til geitinOien, fanbtes
zen 81. Sbomas ubeboet, Do toaes
oerfor / 9eiiooelle At be DANTE.
0erOm ital ri iioen 6sre mere. Z
1890 forpagteoe n9pnte aompaqni
Zen I'D til Sprgen 5bomiolen pau
10 4ar. 1855 iolgte bet oanItzpeItz
inoiite 9ompagni gerne ct. 9roir,
56omas o9 San til DEN oanife aeoe=
ring for $1,418.000. 5 1901 tog
Gnglano Zerne / g~eIiooelis. % 6olot
Dem til 1902, oa De after tom til6aoe
til 9anmart. Men ira 1907 til
1915 par 2erne after / Gnglanbs
9olb. men fom iaa after tilbage iii
0anmart. ION MATTE afItaa 6el9o-
LAMB til gnglano | Steoet.
Sddleoes omtrtnt ier oNbitraeten"
uo, ION 3anmdrf mdatte uoitebe til
be 5orenebe Slater for at pie line
%retm9sfge Qotomft til at ielge be
Ger. ION Der nj bar p9ret 6anblet
ON idd lange = % 8anmart til iaa
lioen 2gre.
Men MoraIsn 6erdf bliper oa benz
ne, at Def ingenlunbe er noget u6srt,
al De oanit=peitinoiite Ger gdar oper
paa npe 69noer.
Cqere).
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-17

paa t6oipitalet, | 9srnebiemmet, osls
uoe paa fremmeoe Steoer. Der er
Idaleoes cen / minneapolis, cen | O9s
ben, lltdb, 4 81. puul. gnopioere
arbeioe be / Siour Gitp, Gbieago og
Omaha. Sioite 4ar drbejbebe De 528
0age / pripate Spgepleie. De gjoros
1047 Spgebeieg. 429 5uttig6eisg og
omfring peo 20O0 andre Misiionsbes
ieg. 5il fdttige uooeltes ca. 500
alnbningsitptter snegen MaO FAINT
2000 Blade og 3rattater. 8esforus
ben oeltdger De mere eler minbrs /
Senoogsftoler, / Spgeforeninger. en-
itoler for gsrn og I aonfirmdtionss
unoeroisning.
st Iaaoant g9rt ter bel fables t
Storheoens 92rf2 Mange er pei
itrats reOe meo aritit. 5or iauoan
er Der mauite ogiaa plaos, men -
laO os ferit gre bet lige iaa gObt.
Otter at baoe bilit pua 4aitor 6os
gelitrsm toge ri afiteb meb Den pens
lige Gage og terte til 6dnscoms pdrt,
6por Samfunbets 5ormano msbte os.
gi t%ilbragte ct Bar Elmer meb at beie
bet imutte 4nl9g. Der bog ferit bar
beb at blibe giort / Stano til Connie
rem. 0~riObuiene bar %forfalbne os
qammelodgs. 9oq fanbtes Der ct
Oar Sing at Snteresie, ct gammelt
Gtsemplar al pbilobsnoron pertuium
meo ire glomftertolber, en- Imut Rbms
pbia meb 9lomit og flere Shopper, en-
Banana (Mufa paraoiiiaca) meb
5ru9t og n. q.
Gfter at babe inotaget en- aun6,
fom paitor 4nter meb megen HunOs
baanbetbeb lob %Ierbere, bsgao bi os
paa @ei til Blair.
Ru foar Ri iaa fe ON en- Dag, tils
bragt meo at betragts baabe BET ,itsns
ne" og bet ,%.ftore" idmt CUBS fri
Ratur bar efterlabt Snbtrbt, pil BIZ
bragg lit til at forItsnne og forable
Dor 2ipsopfattelfe. FAINT Bile Os 0sjs
en- iii ben ianbe Storbeb / SUBS Ri
&c, at bet maa lpffes os at naa ct
Stptte frem ob benne gej og at Ri
mda itaa Oiaige til at ubretfe 6aano
til bem, fom er beb at trattes.
st Meolem al Seologtlosien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-17

Cons Oloiager, !6r. 9ininger bragte
ira 2Ggppten og 9ompep / Jjor g
6apoe lat ino Der, bar Omabas Cant
finger fun lioen Snteresie.
Deb oenne lib par Ri naIten tr9tte
Ga iultne, % bet bar meo life ringe
@efbebdg hi neo port Miooa9smadls
tio, ION quitor anter paa i'm REG
ming. lob wieroere / .. M. Is. u. DIM
ming Room.
Bort nGite Maal par ben %iOenIte
lutberIte 9iatonisieanitalt % Smmds
nuels 6OisituI.
Qlt 6pao Ri iaa langt bapbe let par
BET .ifenne", nu tit Ri bet .%.itore" at
ie; tbi 9dpater bar Het, aar ban ct
Steb Tiger: ,,aeine Wonneoienit ipie
Der. i'm Stiaen 9utes gu pirfen."
Def er pei mutt. ndar en- Wliaion9r
al i'm OperfIoO ger no9et maaite me-
get for at globe fine Meomenneiter,
men tort bIiper bet fsrit naar ariiti
a6rli9beb faar ct Menneife til at
psnoe iig fra Soroens @laoer og
mango gaano for at looe iii 2ip gad
ben meb at tjene andre | oeres Nso
% Wangel. Nadr StriO o. Splio
faa tit er peo at Isnberrioe Subs
Wenigbeb, nor bet oa lite er foroi bet
glemmes, at SUBS Orb beitaar life /
Orb men / Strait. Derfor bar Sir
tens bebeite qeriober pei p9ret De ris
eeite pad Orb. Deb Ogren msotes
ri al en- Ssiter, ION itruts tiltalote
ben reiiberenbe Gage, Or. Deter Sus
mes, fom iaa bite os omtrins pda be
fOrfenige @arelier og Warbs, fom
aae fe bpeeelige os i~nObboenbe ub.
5or sprigt gsr 6oipitulet famine
Snotrnt Jon be fleite andre, og ben
tilf9lbig beisgenoe m9rter bel / be
fleite 5ilf9lber beler intet f9rligt.
Wlen ben, iom / ugepis bar o9ret
9%enitanb for bisfe Menneffers t9r@
lige og om~bpggelige pleie, Der Dag
efter Dag ter lptte til 0iatonisiens
opmuntrenOe Orb, iom life ere TONNE
fSraier fpm 9erbensmsnneifer opmuns
trer meb, men Orb. Tom Ipringer fra
prepeoe 6jerters grfaring, Deo ogfad,
at Der berIter en- dnben Zone pad t
iaabant Steb enb ben, Der raaosr
paa andre Steber at lignenbe art.
Gr ban life forbarbet mob bet 9obe,
oil ban glebe iig, bper Sang oenns
8irtfombeb ubbibes. Sra 9oipitalet
fom bi til 9srnebjemmet, bpor for
5iben 13 ggrn finbe ap. Sets at
bisis bar bperten jorbif 5aber eller
Mober. Nu er Sub beres eneite ga
Der og D%iatonisfen osres unoen Wo=
Der.
Ora gerne6jemmet git Yejen til
WoberbuIet eller bet egentlige 9iatos
nisfebjem. Ser git hi gennem bet
fife aapel, bpis 4lters gefl9oning
er brOoeret paa Diatonisie6jemmet |
Stotbolm. 5 unoerOisningsD9reliet
banger' 8iaerer at Sismmet / Stots
bolm, og bet | a~ebenbaOn FAINT at ben
itore 8iebefelter QnItolt, bbor ca.
1000 Ssitre tjene. Oct er M 10
4ar iioen paitOr 5Ogelitrsm bespnbs
tie i'm @ernine beruOe paa gatterne.
9an bar ben Sang prait | Omaha,
men nebldsbe TT Gmbsbe for belt at
funne Ofrs fig for 9iemmst os 9oipis
talet. 5an fbttebe Du ino og boebe |
famine 6us iom 9iafOnisierne. 5srit
fibite Qar bleb Der opfsrt en- praites
bolig. 6jemmet gar maattet tempe
mob megen Misforitdaelie, fom bog
MI | 4arenes 9eb er operbunbne. Der
er nu ca. 30 Seitre, iom arbejDe bells
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-17
gtOgle glabe Of DC Oanif=
ueitInoilfe Gers 0iltorle.
Qf g. 9. g.

Def fan pei M lite fejle, 1t De
oanitspeTfinoiife Ger, ct. 5bomas,
Ct. eroir % Ct. San bliDer De 5or=
eneoe Staters Gjenoom, ia er bet
aaereoe. Oct ier 10 I'D til, at Der
oenne Sang life bar p9ret meget /
@ejen / De 5oreneoe Staters Senat,
Tadleoes Tom / 1868, ba man / Dam
mart mente, at man bapoe iolgt
Eerne til Qmeritd, og | 8eitinoien,
at mar par iolgt, meoens bet daiges
pei enbte meo, at man 1T en- lang
NRfe, ibet Sendtet mente, al BET life
oioite noget ON en- iadoan 6dnoel.
9enne Sang oerinoo gift bet aHoerlez
oes. Sg MI er ida ogiau bet Stptte
0anmarf borte, ION iua mango anz
bre Stntter runbt ON / Beroen. DAM
mart bar nemlig / i'm 5ib bait aO=
lonier / dle 8eroensoele = mep limb
tagelie at AuftraIien. Nen meb De
peitinbiite 2srs Salg til amerita er
be aqe borte. Siben 1920 ejeoe 8ans
mart 5ranfebar meo 5reberitsnogar
og flere plaoIer / gitsSnoien. Wen
/ 1845 git be ale oper / be grioite
Gnglanberes 69noer. Oct iamme
er 5ilfeloet meb be oanite 9eIibbeIs
ier paa 9uinea apIten / 2lfrita, bpor
life fad DANTE bar funoen oeres
@rap.
Def fan fun gore Den, iom elifer lit
590relanb, pnot at ie, at iaalebes
ben enc Stump efter ben anoen ital
fRlge8, ION bet gerne gdar ben 8ons
be, Der life fan flare Jig, at ban maa
i9lge bet enc Stbffe 2anb efter bet
dnoet.
Sg bet fan fun gre en- onot, at
ge~folfninsen paa n9bnte Ger life,
iaa Diot jeg Deo, TT qoD til at gipe
tiifenDe, ON De DiiDe Tplges eler life.
Otter min ringe Mening Itulbe 9ans
mart bore bet fibite 2ano til at banbz
le pdd ben Waaoe, nddr maj buffer
pda, bDor megen Gale Der bar pRret
ON, at Sgnberjboerne life fit COB til
at 6eitemme, bDor be belff piloe bsre
BEN. Og ben Sale, at bet life funbe
betule fig for Dunmdrf at babe be
peitinbiife Ger, er piit life mere barb
enb ben 8iHb, ION fremtalbes beb
ben. 9pis 9anmarf bible at meo
bet, Der life fan betale fig, bebsDebe
bet biit life fsrit at gda til 0eitinbien.
Won bet od beore fan betale ia at
bpgge Slptte pg andre 6uie til bisie
perIoner, fom life Der 6ebgper nRrs
mere at omtales2 Mon bet beore fan
6etale Jig at bore fri for at anItrenge
fig for at Finbe MiDfer og 8eie iii al
faa Del til at betale fig. fom life MI
fan oet2 Oct betaler fig pift life ret
l9nge, Ielo om man fan britfe lit 81,
rpge i'm pibe og laie i'm QOis | al
magelig @embtligbeb. Oct forefomz
rter mig, at Oanmarf peb at falae
nGpnte Ger bar ifrebet fig ielp en-
uoueligbeosdttet, fom jeg for min
Bart life iuit er meget ltplt of, og BET
faa meget minore, Iom bet tilmeh
ifulbe bore juit bet Miniiterium, fom
maj nIener er bet bibtil reheite lib
trbt for bet banIfe Jolfs Billie, Der
Itulbe af69nbe bint fife Stbffe tro=
piife Ddnmarf til Nmerifa. Gr bel
enbelig ben Slags, fom er ubtrbftei
for ben banffe 5olfeOillie, fad bar Der
Diit ingen Sfabe ifet, pm bet bapbt
paret enbnu en- COB Stunb, inben
0runbtpigianismen og 8ranbesia-
nismen bapbe fdaet S9oe | ben bans
tie aonges nermeite Raab. =
Sg er bet enb, fom 4meritaneren
Tiger, til ingen Hbtte at gr9be oDer
fpilDt m1ff. for fdd bibt Tom @rad=
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-17
SeolOgflasiens uOfugt.

st iapnt og muntsrt, Dirtiomt eiD
pdd 5oro
Deb 2jet, iom BET fables, 4immels
penot,
Qnsoaagent for aft ftpnt og tort Der
neoen@,
flyer en- al 0anmarts itgrite Meno,
og jeg mener, al ben fsrite Ginie tyr
itda Tor ct nogenlunoe aoGtoat uoz
trpt for 2ipet, iom bet til baglig lez
pes / ben t~eologiite alasie pua grin.
Seminarium.
Men Wuntsrbeoens Sanobeo be-
ror pda ibpor bsj eaer ringe 8rao
Giet er bimmelOenot. Sagen er 10
ben, at bet paa ct mennsite fun faar
lioen blioenoe 8%etDoning. ON bet en-
Sang imelem BENDER glittet op ao.
Rel 2jet maa bare 6immelpenot =
life en- Sang imsIlem men alfio.
0ette tier life at fig ielO, eibeQer paa
cen Sang, men / famine Maal, fom
bet Ter, oil Sjalen Fbloes meo ben
opbe, urotfeliee gis6eo ON Spnoss
forlaoeliens Sitterbeo og 9arnetaaz
rene Dos Dor Sub og 5aoer / 6imz
len. 9enne 8isbeb pil brin9e Munz
terbeb; tbi Wunterbeb er S~orolgs6eo.
9borfor itulbe bel Ell Barn al 6ims
lens Sub isrge? = On Dor Wunterz
BED er uorunoen at Den rette 9runo,
faar iad enbOer for Jig beitemme.
5or at erboIoe % beDare ben Tanbe
Wunterbeb maa 2jet bare bimmels
Oenot, men en- life ub9Isntlie getins
gelie. for al oenne muntre 5iaioss
fulobeo fan uobitles, uobpbes % be-
pares til gerigelie for bort Gin % til
@don for Dor Wleiter, er, at 2iet er
%lpsbaagent for alt .%itort" %
oAnt" berneben, at bpiltet Der er
iaa meget = Sfaoe, man fun Ter foa
libt.
Def par / geDioit6eoen 6erom, at
alasien / 9aar (5orsbaa) beflutteoe
at glemme Rsgnitabsoagen, iom ftaar
for 8sren, for unber paitor Qnfers
Gebelie at itifte 9efenbtitab meb nos
get al bet itsnne oa fore, iom fnbes
uoe / @erben.
paitor 8. SEMEN bar %inbbuot, "a
ST. 8 forloo Ri Blair. 4ntommen til
Omaha git ri Itrnts til Or. g. SO.
9iningers aunitgaaeri, Der, ifsnt
priDdt, er aubent for 9eIsgenoe. Oct
er fun lille, naar man t9nfer paa
guropds og gitens fore 5amlinoer,
men bbor mango Steber mon finbes
en- mere tunitferbig Sammenimelts
ming at priOat 9olig og &unItfams
ling, bportil en6Oer fan faa Qoaane2
W1eb megen Jorstommen6eo fgrte
ben gamle gjer os ON, f~ortdlte os ON
line aejier og ON gefb9rliq6eberne
ofte ~forburone meo at fdd fat pad be
entelte WleIterDerfer. 5 itarfs uo=
trHf ~beflageoe ban blonbt anbet, at
ban enbnu alorig bapbs Daret / Stanb
til at fad lat pau ct ginebe at ben
tore banife Maler &arl 9locf. z
paris 6dpbe ban en- Sang baret beb
tor 1000 Dollars at tsbe bet ffsnne
giasoe, Der fremitiaer ODergipelfen al
Hieets Nsgler til 8arnstongen aris
iiian ben 5jerbe (Ost b9neer MI oOer
en- at 9dminerne paa Jreberifs6org
SloD. gloct bsbe imiblertib, "a
giaeoet tom | Statens sic. Man
itubier ~uDiltaarlig beb paa bette Steb
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-17

9iaar gaiern. benuenoer iis til 5olf. Der
nuefterer t8laOet. enten for at tpbe bos Dem
eler Tor at laa Cplpsninaer on Oct aberte.
reoe. be0es De altiO omtale. at be iaa 2luer.
tisiemeatet / bette 6lao. Get oil pQre til
seniioig glptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-17
,Tanlfrren"

blruer ieuot I'll Subitribenter. inotil uotrnl-
telia Geii9elie moOtaees al hOgi'erue % al
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6oreatoe Staters 4olilaue.
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Mgenter gn1fes
for Veger 90 Blade ira Danish Luth
Publ House.

8sger ubienoes paa aommisiion til
paalibelies 4asnter, os COB aabot til.
Itaaes ale 5orbanblsre at bore gcs
ger. st itort Eager blDes at mana,
foritsaiae 819sr. 4gfatcr Tor Blade
an r s! fnas meesi bsj Rabat.
The evening world., 1902-04-26
SAYS WOMAN TOOK
ALL THE FURNITURE.
MRS. CLARK CAUSES ARREST
OF MISS FLINT.
Prop.rp Lru by ,"mpin inant'.
sister valued at S~,uO0
In Dispute.

A,irlDIuug hyr arrest to persr utI1n,
Ml.s Harriet + FIUt 70; ~ - ~
lclsg street, I!r,nHyn was tffaiga,l
before MaEl-'ra.. Pool .n the Nest side
Court to.in1 charged 90 M, Ada
CLARK , steloEr1pr,-. vita tho larceny
%; furniture valued AZ So"o acl. oEils
tp Mrs CLARK. irarrs,l sister.
Mfs clark .,5s she At present +.
resident ~ rairarn Ia. furniture. -ro
declares, was taken from .ae InJc home
o.; her sist ,r 80 lH We, Sinety
eighth street
Miss Flint AhI ,- employed IN an adj
ycrt@ins agency IN PARK Row - =
the lifc-'HS 'rioud and a. c.tt- OF Mi-u
Fanny Matthews me Ivrols"l sister OF
Mr. clark Ta.y lived together FOR
several years Ht the Sinoty-ri-htu street
apartment l-1u th. Isita uG Miss
Muit5cw" u Wa ioaU that IN hes wI'l
she had named NJ. eImsln On exc. u
triN af tn" estate, valued At SVD
According 80 tlt- all. Me E.ut
SAYS she wIs privileged Z, remove ~
furniture. Mrs clark Who 1is h--
urrd ncfpr. In ;hs cN-papvrs. .I at
nrrsrnt liy.nz at No - East Twentieth
street She declares thl. Mis, Flint ~
"rcls,i q remarkable irnuor re over he
sister ana that IN" property let by %
was really Intended f.r her mrs
Cllrk's tw0-yelr-oi daughter
MisH FAnt was held IN 'i"I Ssi. for
examination