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New-York tribune., 1902-01-11
Netupork Daily Gribmne
SATURDAY, JANUARY IL. 1902.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS.-The Senate not in session.
g House: The day was spent in consider
lreau, which finally committed to the Com
inittee on Census, with directions to report
bill putting the employees Of the bureau under
Civil Service law; the Pension Appropriate
sbill reported. and bill granting the frank
,ng privilege TO Mrs. Mckinley was passed
FOREIGN-Lord Miners speech at johannes
burg gives great satisfaction to his friends in
England; in effect. the High Commissioner said
the best policy for the British to fight, not
wheedle. the Beers in arms. - In the Reichs-
nag a Radical Anti-Senite Deputy made a vio-
lent attack on Secretary Chamberlain and the
British army, for which he was rebuked by
count Won Bulow, the Imperial Chancellor. -
Herr Krupp, the gunmaker, is shown by the in
rcome returns to be the richest man in Germany,
having income Of 2o,0O0,000 marks or more
s. There IS a growing belief in Berlin that the
German Tariff bill in its present shape will fail
DOMESTIC.-Leaders In the Senate show un-
compromising hostility 10 the suggested COM
spromise between beet and sugar interests
and IL is said that nothing but an out-and-out
reciprocity agreement with Cuba will receive
consideration. - Secretary Gage, at the re-
fquest of Governor Shaw, will remain In the
Treasury Department until February l. -
General Corbin and the members of the Senate
started for West Point visit of inspection
e. The plan for the Improvement of the Erie
Canal may be endangered by the efforts Of legis-
lators to secure action for the Oswego and
fChamplain canals at the same time.
CITY.-Stocks were dull and lower. - A
test was made by party representing the Dis
Railroad of the signals in the Park-ave. tunnel,
and il was found that the lights were frequently
ehut of from view by the smoke and steam;
a torpedo placed the track failed TO explode
after five trials; ex-Mayor Dillon Of New
Rochelle invited District Attorney Jerome 10
speak the indignation meeting to be held in
that city tonight; the funerals of several Of the
victims OF the wreck were held. - A break
down Of a train the Brooklyn Bridge caused
a crush at the Manhattan end OF the structure,
In which one man was injured and ticket boxes
swept away - Julius NJ. Mayer, chairman
of the law committee of the Republican County
Committee, was appointed by Mayor Low to sue
coed District Attorney Jerome justice in the
Court of Special Sessions. - Commissioner
Hynes issued ultmatum to the architects and
contractors of the City Prison; its must be fin
tshed before the warm weather begins. - A
movement for the deposition of certain Tam
many leaders was started within the organiZa-
tion- - II was learned that new bank is
to be established in the Wall Street district, to
be known as the Consolidated National Bank.
THE WEATHER. - Forecast for to-day:
Cloudy, probably with rain snow. The tenn
pcrature yesterday: Highest, 40 degrees; lowest,
s29; average 35.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-11

Van wyck and Devery are in the ice together.
The ex-Mayor has had club reception. but he
wanted a place on the Supreme Court bench.
The voters would not consent to crafty that
lofty ambition Of his. But he is luckier. any
way than the who he said was the best
Chief OF Police New-York ever had. Poor Dew
eryi He has not even had a reception
New-York tribune., 1902-01-11

Commissioners Partridge's admonitions to the
patrolnen TO keep out of debt are words Of
truth and soberness. The force, however. is
not exclusively made up of Lohengrins. of swan
angels, of Galahads and Parsifals and 1t is
barely possible some of the wearers of the gilt
buttons may run up bill here and there, just
casually it were. and in passing by.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-11
MR.. AND MRS. DEPEw DUE TO-DAY.

Senator Chauncey NJ. Depew. accompanied BY MS
bride, who Miss May Palmer. will arrive to-
day on the American Line boat St Louis. Mr..
Depew will be greeted at Quarantine by a party
OF friends, who will go down the Bay on a tug
The Senator and Mrs Depew will be taken OF and
landed at Forty-second-st- 1t Is said to be their
intention 10 go directly 10 Washington.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-11

The wayfaring man in our streets meets so
many ups and downs because of the wonderful
number of huge new buildings now in course OF
construction that he becomes perforce an expert
in travel over foothills
New-York tribune., 1902-01-11
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Booked to sail on the steamer Ryndam, for Rotter-
dam. to-day are Miss Lucy ]. Atwater Mrs r. NJ
Barnes. Mrs R A. Irving. John Jenkins, Lieuten-
ant-Colonel V. Schebeko. OF the Russian Embassy
at Washington; Miss E. Millicent Brennan. Thomas
line a. Taylor.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-11

On the steamer Minneapolis will sail for London
to-day j. Pincus W, Beverly Robinson, Dr. G. A
Schmidt. Major and Mrs r. E Tudor E V Young
Mr. and Mrs Kirke La Shelle Mr. and Mrs Will
lam Haworth. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Roberts Vim
Mrs. II. w. Shurtz William Harcourt and the
Misses Marian and Alexandria MacAdam
New-York tribune., 1902-01-11

Press and public alike. with no dissenting
voice. demand electricity in the New-York Gen.
trail tunnel at the earliest possible day.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-11

RihohB tnc passengers on the kafSerin Maria
Theresa. which arrived here from Bremen yester-
day, were Miss J. X. Benson. Mr.. and Mrs r
Bloss Billings Mr. and Mrs. Herman Forster Mr
and Mrs. James Jones' Miss r. Jones Anton van
Rooy, 8. D. Pringle, Mr. and Mrs. j. Charles Lin
thicum. Ernst Leoni. Mrs. Hedwig Slivnski Mr.
and Mrs. Moritz Spitzer. j. p. Weber and Jacob
Ziegler.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-11

Miss Amss.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. z. Allen.
" alter Alexander.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Astor.
Mrs William AStOr.
Grosvenor AIterbury.
William Appleton.
Mr. and Mrs. James A
Burden.
Miss Babcook.
Samuel D. Babcock,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. X. Belts.
Miss Helen Barney.
Miss Gladys BTOOks.
Miss Alice Blight.
AIR. ana Mrs, Frederic Bull
Charles n. Beekman.
j. d. r. Baldwin
Miss Burden
r.. >. Brewster.
]. Sanford Barnes, jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. L. BaylIes
Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. p. Bel
mont
The Hon. Cecil Barring.
William p. Buruen.
Philip Bernhard.
Ashbsl H Barney.
James W. Barney,
Rogers Il Bacon
Miss Bishop.
Heber r. Bishop.
Ogden NJ. Bishop.
William A. NJ Burden.
Mr.. and Mrs Boissevair.
Dexter Blagden-
Henry @. Barley.
August Belmont.
Samuel p. Blagden. jr.
J. T. Burden. 1r.
Miss Gwend0lyn Burden.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. j. Ber-
wind
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd 5.
Bryce.
William B. Bininger.
]. Gerald Bernhard.
David De ". Bishop.
Miss Blanche NJ Barron
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver w
Bird.
Mr.. and Mrs. James l.
BreeSe-
Miss Claire Bryce.
Miss CorneiiR Bryce
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H Belts
Mr.. and Mrs. William l.
Bull.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bird
Miss Mabel Bacon
Miss Barrymore.
f H. Buckley.
Mr.. and Mrs. I T. Burden.
W. Lyman Biddle.
Louis Blddie.
Arthur Scott Burden
MIR. and Mrs Henry
BeadlestOn.
James Barnes
Miss Eva Barley.
Mr.. and Mrs. II NJ. Brooks.
Valentine A. Blacque.
J. W. Bryne.
George F. Baker. tr.
Walter Berry.
Mr.. and Mrs. A Cass Can
field.
r. p. Carroll
r. L Cottenet.
Robert Chambers
Howard Cushing
Henry r. Case.
I. F. Cushing.
O. De Lancey Coster-
Mr.. and Mrs. a l. Crom-
we'll.
Miss Ethel Cram
Miss Mary r. Cross
W. Redmond Cross.
Miss Edith Cushing.
j. d. W. Cutting.
Alfred r. ConkEng.
Miss Edith Clark
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Cary
William A. Chamber.
Schuyler Crosby.
W. Bourke Cochran
John r. Ccwdin.
winthrop Chamber.
Mrs. Robert r L Clarkson.
Robert /. Cutting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis 8.
Chamber.
Miss Choate.
Mrs John p. Cuwdiu-
Mrs. Royal P. Carroll
Miss Julia Clark.
Miss Carson.
John Cross.
o. $. Campbell.
Mrs. Van Rensselaer, Cruger.
Ambassador and Mrs. I
Choate-
Henry J. Des Veux.
Mr., and Mrs. N. Casimir de
Rham.
Rudolph Degener.
J. c. Bancroft Davis.
Paul Grand d'Hauteviile.
Tracy Dows.
J. Coleman Drayton.
Miss Anna Dodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. George 3. de
Forest.
Miss Caroline Belmont de
SAulles. I
Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Dyer.
ir.
Mr.. and Mrs. William B.
Duncan. 1r.
Nr. and Mrs. William p.
Douglas.
Miss Sybil Douglas.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A.
Duer.
Miss Dir -smore.
Kiss Ethel Davies.
Miss DraytOn.
Miss De NeufViile.
George r. Eustis.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Edey.
Miss Julia 7. Edgar.
Henry Z. Eidridse.
Nj. and Mrs. Neweold Dt-
gar.
Yrs. 5. II. Elliot. +
W. and Mrs. Stuyvesant
Fish.
Amos t. French. J
Mss Marion Fish. /
Gilbert Francklyn.
Reginald Furman.
Dr.. Freeland.
Nr. and Mrs. Theodore
Frelinghuysen.
De Courcey Forbes.
Hiss Lena Fellows.
Iilss Fisher.
diss Lyhric Fix.
Robert Goeiet.
ir. and Mrs George Jay
Gould.
H. F. Godfrey
Peter Goelet Gerry.
Robert L. Gerry.
I. M. Lionel Guest.
Hiss Angelica Gerry.
Harry Gray.
label Gerry.
II. Grimm.
lrs. Richard Gamhriu.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-11

The baseball wranglers still keep up the fury
OF debate, and violent objurgations and the
brandishings of many iron knuckled fists still
alright the air. Promoters of sport should be
men OF gentle souls. of mild and amiabIe words,
and they should always be meek and lowly fol-
lowers OF the precepts of peace and goodwill.
sooth TO say. however. the millennium IN sports
does not appear to be within easy reach just
New-York tribune., 1902-01-11

BY their inspection OF the Park-ave. tunnel
yesterday the State and local authorities were
able to learn much concerning the conditions
which prevailed there Wednesday morning.
There IS one exceedingly variable factor in the
combination. though. The amount of smoke
and steam is constantly changing. At one In
slant the tunnel may be full OF them. while at
another they will have escaped through the
openings overhead Much depends the time
which has elapsed since the last train passed.
To what extent the signal lights at Sixty-thrd
and F1fty-ninth sts. were obscured at the In
stant when the White Plains train approached.
therefore. cannot be told with certainty from
observation fifty hours afterward. II must be
all guessworS. The only certainty about the
matter is that smoke and steam often abound at
critical moments, and make safe running i'm
possible.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-11

Among those who expect to sail on the steamer
Graf Wadersee to-day for Plymouth. Cherbourg
and Hamburg, MIR. and Mrs. Edward Baldwin
A. W. Miller. c. c. Clarke Vernon Cassard Miss
Cassard. A Frankl, Charles Gardner Johnson Miss
GeItiude Young. Mrs r. II. White. Miss NJ Eliz-
Pitcairn. " Ns-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-26
6porior bar ri iaa faa
Gr2iter?

Com Gpdr pad opsnn9bnte Spsrgss
maal, unfsres af STR. gbr. Senien |
yOaniteren" for IL. Gebr. fom en-
Grunb. at Der er faa fad, fom Sjas
lenes Tretfe li9ger tunft pud'5jerte.
Seq tror nof Scr. Senien bar Ret,
tbi bet mad fiffert til, for at fpare
gIab og Diaig: 6erre, Der er ieg, fenb
mig; men ieg tror ogiaa Der er en- ans
ben @runb. Gpr at tlargsre min
Sants, bill ies bebe Qaieren goa meb
mig: Ri tante os en- ung Wanb, fom
itaar omgipen uf troenbe Jor9lbre,
meb sobe Runbifaber. iom fsIer 2pft
os Ralp til pr0ftegerningen, men for
at naa til Waalet bill bet tase 7 at
bans bsbite Oar. Sra bans Sioe ct
msget fort Differ, fom ri Menigbebsz
foIf burbe bet1nfe. Oern1f ct bet
iaare ndturtig, at ban fammen meb
fine Gor1lbre t1nfsr oper og fpsrger:
bpor ffal pengene tomme fra til Stus
berinserne2 Der giDes insen Snb>
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-26

Zen af os tioligere omtalte 9enes
r~aliepretRr for 8erbens friitelige Stu
oenterunion, 4merifaneren Mott, Der
paa lit DISTINGUISHING opbolber zig /
aiien, bar iiiienbi 5ornsaassn for
,&riftsligt otoOemift Samfunb"
Oanmart fslgenbe for Misiionspen>
ner interesIant 8rep.
Colombo, GeDlon. Dec. 5. 1901.
G9re Ben!
Seq badber, at De bar mootaget
nit grep ON 9irtiombeben i Sapan.
Seq ifriper / Dag for at labe Dem bsre
ON ct pur at mine Spleoelier / Eina.
Nf be 30 9ase, fom bare forbebolDte
&ina, bfeD bet n%sbbenbigt at tilbringe
be Is ON 8orb -e: paa Rejie pp og
nsb Iangs apiten og Globerne. uben at
benle 9ib tilbrast p1a Ssen paa mo-
gen Maabs fan fses at bore fpilbt.
Set bar nemli9 prDnet iaaisbss, at Der
itdbig bar ca. 2-10 Misfionarer eli
Ter andre af be lebenbe Menb bos
mig. 5iben anpsnbtes paa bet bebfte
til 8ibelftubier Os prattiif Gorhanb=
finger. De tan forftaa, at be Is Das
&c, ies tilbrasts / 2anb - fun 6alp=
Deien of ben 9ib. jeg bdOoe til at pirs
fe Sapdn - bare mere enb optdgne.
0a jeg forlob @merita, bar bet life
min 9eniigt at befsge Norbfind paa
@runb af ben goelaggelie, alt friftez
ligt Mrbejbe 6ar libt / oenne 2onbsbel.
Men ba ieg | Sapan fiji ben alDorligfts
og melt ~inbtrangenoe Spforbrins fra
Misfon1rsrne | Norbfina, og ba till
ligs bore egne Setreterer Bah mig
ON at Jamie ale be triftne Misfonss
arbeibere til Msbe Der, faa beftemte
jeg mig til at tage berop.
Det bite fig, at ON Der e[lers noset
Stebs bar 8rug for mig, bd bar bet
ber pao Stueplabfen for be nplig feb
funbne bitre Gorfslsslfer. Der af>
boIbtes ct to Daees Msbe | pefinq |
ct 9ofteater, tilbsrenbe Gnfefeiferins
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-26
Qoenter onffes

Gil at forhonble Bigger o9 Blade fra
9uniib autb. publ. .6ouie oberalt | be
5oreneoe Stater, bnor Der finbes Salg
for oanite gs9er os bDor Der er Ddns
fte, iom enonu bill lei sobe banife
Digger og Blade, snites paalibelige
M9nb.
Sire forite0iss 8tabe uosipes fra
Duniib 2utb. publ. !9oufe, nemlig:
.Daniteren", .Oanit lutberft Strife
blab", oOe hinges 8loo" og ,8srnes
blaoet". 8i bar bet itsrite ltbbalg at
bdnffe 8sger | 4merita. Sdlmebss
ger, 8ibler, Stolebsser, religisie gsz
ger, Sfgnliteratur m. m. st fort
nbpals at 8iaeber, Sort og Ssnbasss
1tolefaser BABES oslaa paa Eager. Oil
De bare meb fom Dor 4gent til at
p9rne ON bet bunife litteratur peb at
uobrebe sDbe banIfs 8sger os 8labe
paa Deres gen. 9s n}ta ifH5i
0f ubfenber Bigger pad aommisfion
til ~poolibelise Jorbanblere. @obe
getinsslier os COB Habat. Strip til
os ON narmere Oplpsninger.
Danish luth. Publ. House.
Blair, Neb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-26
Sra Sfolcs / Blair.

Mange omtring / bort Samfunb
bar moi t9ntt os ipurgt: 9oorban
mon bet gaar meo Dor Sfole | 4ar2
Man berer neiten alorig no9et fra ben
/ ,0aniferen"s Spalter. Mon be er
gdaebs / 9i dlleiammen ligeIom 8isrz
men / Wintertiben2 Gner bar be life
noset eobt at meObele og berfor tier
fti1e?
9isie Spsrgsmaal er berettigepe,
cs bet er gobt, be tommer frem; tbi
De bioner ON, at Der bog er nogen Sns
teresIe for og aarlisbeb til bette bort
&irtefamfunbs baabefulbe Barn.
&un bible ieg snffe, at Spergsmaas
let: o9porban mon bet gaar meb
Dor Stole?" MATTE blibs laa it9rft
bos mango, at be lite tunbe bolbe bet
ub, uoen at maatte bertil for at Re
meb esne Sjne pg bsrs meb egne Dren
og life langere ldoe fig ~tilfrebsitiIle
meb lsis Rpgtsr.
Men ba bet MI life er enbper Manbs
Sag at rejfe bsrtil for at fe for fig
islp. og man bog alligepel serne BIZ
pioe. hDorlebes bi bar bet, bill hi labe
bsrs fra os.
DIN bet eno | en- big 5oritanb fan
iiges, at pi er sauebe / 5i; tbi bi fbber
lunt inoen Osre, = faa ligser Ri bog
ingenlunbe / Dpas. gej ole er I
trabl 8irtiombeb. = Meb bpob2 -
Meb at flibe. Stibe bbab9 =
a%unbitubens Sb9rb. = Sporfor? =
Jor at tunne bIiDe / Stdnb til at tems
pc fig frem | @erben, ab BEN 9ei, en-
bpsr bar for fig. 1osle ab !9anbelss
peien, for at bieIpe Soft meb at omz
iatte beres gurer / penge os oms
perbt. Nogls ab 9egepibenlfabens
9ej, for at tunne bialpe be ipge til be-
res Sunbbeb igen. Hosle ab ben jul
ribiffe @ej for at bjelpe ben forurets
tebe til fin Rst. anbre ab cen Rqe
rinssDeL after andre ab en- dnben; tbi
@ I3pnf1urn
70 :. y. earien, banif N%isiionspreft
blanot Stuoenterne | Mabras.
@iloer, m%terifanif Stubentermise
iioner, glitter al ben fripiaiee Strs
oentermisiipn, arbejber | galfutta.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-26

tpHllHell II pau DprI SlmTuHO5 Srple
| bpert Sab meget liot, men bog Be.
sbnoer ban i'm Stplegerning meo Der
Scrub 9tning, at andre er tommer
isennem, fqa eaar bet bel ogida fol
mig, ban tiener no9et / 5erierns, laa.
ner ReIten omtring peo gooe 8enner
paa BEN Maaoe tenfe Ri os, ban naa,
at tiIenoebringe fine Stuberinger; bar
bliOer or6ineret, refer uo til en- lint
Wlenigbeo, tommer Der meo en- 9elf
tmeuem 4 oe 600 Dollars, faar en-
9pn at imelem 3 og 400 Dollars ON
qarst. Dan glitter fig, goar ub for al
inOe ct 9jem, ia, for beres @eptom=
menbe bebgoes lite noeet fort 5us,
men ban lfal ba babe Ylabs til We-
nig6eoens &pnfirmdnoer, og tiuies
Rum for fine Menisbebsfolf, naar be
oil bisse BAN; berfor maa ban bare
ct ftprre gus, og fplgelig 9iOe en- itgrre
Qasleie fnb pi 9RgfoIt bebeber. bet
osr .t fort @reb { 2snnen, ossuoen
itol hans Gus og 9orb oltib bore |
0rben, til al tuge imoo tiIreiisnpe,
BETTE Iammen meb i'm sgen 5amilies
llnoerbOlo PED Ri, ipm bar 9jem oe
TQmilie at forge for, pil fuIot up tage
9pnnen. er bans Camille mitsrre,
mau ban loane ltot peb Sioen at 2gnz
ner, men bpa6 bliper bet til meo Af=
Drag paQ 9eloen fra bans Stpletio;
ia mdaffe npgen at bore qraiter funbe
oplDIe os bsrom peb at IOore: iee
laante at andre til at bstale benne meb.
Seq tror bet er en- 9enosserniug, bet
icr idaban I'D.
Sea nj nj ipprgt omfring / bort
Sumfuno: er bet noget Timber, Ri bar
Iau faa gr9iter2 Oct er for mig ct
Ttsrre timber, at bi Gar ida mango.
Qraiten maa ubiolut bdot Set til o9s
Idd at 6olbe ben SIDE frem for zig
lelp, ban Itaar mso Den famine 5orz
plidtslIe operfor fine. Ipm enbosr al os
andre itaar nteb pberfor pore. Seq
bar en- Gang islo preoet. bpab bet er at
arbeioe unoer Btonomiite Srpt, % oers
for beb 6por aanosfort9renoe bet er,
bet fan life bore anbet, eno bet mad
bamme 9r9lten meget | bans Dirt
fom6eo. Serfor, pil Ri 6dOe fIere pr9z
ftsr, mda Ri bet9nfe, hoao be bar pfret
baabe at lib oe Qenge, og gibe bem en-
2en, iom Itndr / 5orbolb BERTH. 5ils
fac piloe iee meget snffe. at bi ION
G%amfuno lettebe ubgifterne for bore
Seologer foa megst iom pi tunoe. Del
forefommer mig, bet er ben fterite
@runb til, at Ioa faa gaar ben 8ej,
Sea tror hi bar unge troenoe not, Der
bar Qpit % Gbner til gerninsea.
Grunben. tror jeg, er bos os 2~9gfolt.
Cab % omtring / Menigheoerne gips
Dor pr9ft IN Iaaban Cen, at ban let
life bebeper at betpmre Jig ON uotoms
met, bDerten til Jig ielD eller 5umilie,
% life be1er for line efterluote, ON
ban folbes bort fsrft. foa tror ieg moi
bi bill fad flere preiter, oe fsrft oa 10,
nes jeg, bi meb 8iaigbeo tun tuloe pou
bore unge Manb. Seq tror ogiao, al
6errens 8eliignelie OiIoe ipores mere
omfring bldnbt os Samfunbsfolt,
naar hi meb mere pinige 6jerter funne
bbe mere at bet, ipm er os betroet.
q. g. SEMEN,
Ofbtofb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-26

Oct ql9ber mig at k en- 5Ortiettels
ie at bette Gmne, % jeg bda6er, at Der
bil TONNE mere fra no9le, iom bar
aunofqb og Grfaring i iua Senisenoe.
8st, jeg / Dag bill ItriOe liot orn, 81
ierlig 6r. SIR. Seniens llotrpt;
50. be9ppsr life at itiule Gig) III
Rabn, .. +. D., oe iua fiDen fOrtaaer
at Mlinten life turpe tpmme, oa Spiet
bleb t9nDt 0. /. b.
Seq er enig mso Gbr. SEMEN ON, al
ieg bebeoer life at ffiule (mig) eaer
nit Hdpn, for BET er not Ianot og ino=
lpIenbe, bpao jeg ftreO. Seq er gldf
peo, at jeg bsbsper life at itjule mic
Iom Minfen, Der beo SIR. Seniens
!6sns, bebeper ei be1er at bore bongt
for at fomme for 2pfet iaaban ION
ben femme Winf, men Minten bar il
ogiaa fem og bapoe sjort noget gait
Sil Oplpsning for faabanne, Iom
gerne enftebe at pioe, bpem 8. er, og
bporfor flyer og ftriber ban life mere
ON Jig IelD, Dil jes mebbele, at bet er
Sbnben pg fife SpnDeren, iom 8. pfl
6enlebe OpmerfipmbeOen paa, og biss
Re, fDm Der referees til, leper enonu;
be eniter piit belft. at 8. ffuloe unos
labe at fort9ae, bbem ban er og /
6bilte arebie ban er tenot. Jor
@fsempel bpis 8. boeoe | 4ububon,
s5a., % 6r. Senfen biloe i9tte fig | cen
at be M9nbs Steb. iom bar produce
ret cen s[er fere af be dnfsrte nbtdlelz
Ter, gfbe ban pift ngbigt. at 8. ftulbe
oplnfe, bpor bisfe lbtalelfer fom fra,
for iaabanne Soft fan Iom ofteft let
tenbes liben man bebepsr at nGpne
benz beb Napn, bore mar fenber. paa
6pilten plabs man ifal fe9e benz.
Cab os M life bliDe Ttaaenbe peo at
pnite, at Ri maa faa Here preiter, 81
6eQer peb at bepe berom, men lab os
pefaa gsre, bbdb ri fan berfor, og fife
bore os ab iom BAN, Der Bah til Sub
ON at fgrse for be fatttge fit noget at
fpiie, % fit bet Spar: ,gip bu BEN
npget". Sub forbrer at ps, at ri ifol
gere, hnob ban bar eipet Dc @pner oa
ar9fter til at ubfsre.
genlis 5ilien fra III.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-26

y 5oribne ole 9ber, Der babe |
Miaion Snobpggere os beropsr, meb
,setret9rer".
AZ Sf9r at iege JprbinbeIfe meo
s8iteratsrne'. okt tafrigTie, meff
forfpmte Stuoenkriumfunb / Der
ben. = Oct er Oeidu bet panifeIieIts at
naa.
9por ieg itdar % gaar er benne OPP
gape at q .2iterdterne" / min San.
f. Oct er en- ~&eopgabe, Iom onz
futter life minore enb 100000 Stus
benter.
D. buffer muoite. at ieg / min Bog:
,Strategic points in tbe @orlbs gons
queit4 betesnebe bet Iom Stubens
tsrberoenens Gibraltar.
Senere ge9ibenheosr / aifld bar :mie=
Isrtio / ben 8rab foranbret Situatio=
men, at ieg for 9jebIittet bilDe fore
tr9tte Rdpnet: Serito, forbi jes
Ter 9egn, ION Iaoer mig baabe, at
Murens en- ftenne Dag bill fable.
Site blot fremrasenbe M%isiion9rer,
men ogiau inoiigtsfulbe 2agfpIf, iom
Sir 9ob. 6urt, Maior Gonser, De
6orenebe Staters @eianbt, 0irettsren
for 9ongtong = Shanghai gantforz
buno bar inoitanois opforbret mig til
II taae ct @rbeioe op for benns betpbz
.nfnosfulp. .9lusie Menb / 9ina.
DIR blep fun s;o til 5 e~pun9eIiite
Msoer / aina. Oct ital eftsr S;;sssnbe
baoe p9ret De itsrite religisie Mpber
fer Manb, Der nogen Sinbe er afz
bolote / Ranting. Shanghai. Canton
9ongsaong. De bjalp omtrent
1876 anse 2inefere til ben 8%eIIutning
at ttns fnrisae poa at blioe 9riitne.
5lertaIet par Stubenter, men abitils
liQe 29rere, oeriblunbt geitpreren beb
IN At be tpnean9ipenoe 9GreanItalter
Oct er lanet fra nogen let Sag for
N ung &ineier / bore 9age at blibe
9~riiisn pda @runb at ben u~unbgaaez
fig. l~lbitsrelie al bet gobe Selitab,
esn politiite Oppoiition % ftdoniels=
laie 5orfsleelie. Minberne ON be mn
ii9 ftebfunone Mbroerier er ogioa bel
ftitteot til at bringe en- ung Wdnb til
dlDorlig at betente Smtoitninserne.
Dog Wdrten er moben til 6sit =
bppr len9es jeg efter bebre 9ib til at
BRUCE 9eftie9Isn.
Seq bebsber biit life at tilfsje, at
hperten / Sina e1er Sapan bar ieg
fprismt nogen 2ejligbeo til grunoig
at Itubsre be unee M9nb / 2onbet, og
ies fgler mig mere og mere opertnbet
ON, at alene henne OpgaOe tilftr9ttes
Zig motiDerer min RejIe berober.
ga 5iempeien / Slutningen at Sas
nuar baaber jes at faa itrebet Dem til
ON nit Qrbeibe / Snbier.
Oeres 9engibne
eSohn Mptt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-26

Gaar 9eierne benueuoer fig til 5olf, Del
aperterer i8looet, enten for at tgbe bos BEN
ener for at faa Gplpsuin9er on bet aperte.
reoe,. beoes be aItio omtuIe. at De iaa Nuers
tisiemeutet bette Slao. Get oil uere til
seaIioig yaptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-26
,Sanfaen"

biiuer ienOt til subitribenter. iuOtil uOtrpk.
telia Epiiaelie mOotaees al uosiuerne oS al
@aIo er betalt, / Cuerenslemmelle meo De
sspreneoe Staters Boitlooe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-26

T. 5. gar iua elifoerbis at labs
ale banife 8enner af Stubenterbep9,
gelIen l9Ie bette Brep = / neite llge
bar jeg ben @l9be al meoe**) 2arien
og Wilber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-26
Mosle Sro fro H
- Anle0uing al
Chr. 5cniens Stpfte
/ AnleOuing al

eDr. 0fillells TlVIIf
.Sanittren" Ar. 13
anaaasnce Get fprite Stpfte onn:
,.9oorfor bar ri iaa fad Prelter9"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-26

~ =. y. earien, banif Misiionspr9t
blanot Stuoenterne | Mabras.
giloer, mterifanif Stubentermis<
iioner, glitter al ben fripinige Strs
oentermisipn, arbejber | galfutta.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-26
sieOattpr:: 6arolO >snfen.

Entered at the Post Office at Blair, ~of''
as second-class matter.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-22

Ha sxtrbhado mueho que ell gobsEnador 90
fusrs GysF para CRyoy, pssAr de los EucsSoE
que Aqci oeurRsn.