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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-19

Der opreS andre Steoer, naar laa=
oanne Stoler bD99es. 9esuoen
MAJ man 10 oente, at belle Sam=
funoet CT interested / Ell laaban
Samfunbslf ole her / 2iten, lige
laa bel lom ba Sfulen / @lf 6orr
bleo tgbt, % Sfolen / Blair blep
bpgget, 8i bebpoer 10 llet life,
boerfen til 4loeroomsbjem eller
Sfole at oelte pS ino / np @9lo,
nteri pe6ta9e, at alt lfal InbItribe-
res forno, pg maalte 40 Den Gej
naa at bpg9e 6gIlfulen / 1903 pg
Acknowledgements / 1901 pm life
fpr. Wten lao os %poerneje oisle
Ting fgr Aarsmeoet % bure ileres
Menin9er berpm igennem n8an=
%iferen", um oi bog life oeb Cubs
9anoe fun0e naa at faa noget
praftilf 9jprt PED bisie Ting paa
bet fomnlenoe Narsmpoe / Gacine
bour ole 9elta9ere 10 oil faa rig
aejli9beo til at tase Ylaolen / gie-
i'm. O9 bar ri furit aloerooms=
bjemmet u9 6vjifolell, ltal be not
blioe til nu9en @elii9nelle iblanot
Ds. 5. Sge.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-19

bentertongres, Iom enbnu er ofbolbt.
Msbet bapbe funoet en- uonet, rig Silz
lutning. 80 0pjftoIer baboe label fig
repr9ientere. De bekgerebe talte
minbft tets foriteIise tineiiite Munbz
after, men BED en- glanbing at Manz
borinIprpg og Gnselit isgte man at
qsre fla foritaoelis for %bperanbre. Vii
itebepGreIIen at @eneraliefretaren for
Sofio's triitelige Screening for unge
Mqno % 3epr9I entanter fra &ored
og 6ongtong bsbirtebe, at Jorbunoet
antog Rapn at o5orbunoet at &riitne
/ Mdnboomsalberen." Mr. Wlott
bIep at 9erren brust til megen danz
oelig @eIiignelfe unoer belle Mebet.
Der iibite Dag afla9be ca. $50 &riitne
Itriftligt 2sfte ON at dfitda fra be-
pioite Spnoer, og rs 29rere og Stus
oenter snItebe beb 8ibelitubie o9 9ilz
lutning til De ariItne at l9re Sris
Ttenoommen n9rmere at tenoe. Der
9~runbebes ct faaes 6onb til 5remme
at triitelie 9itteratur, 9ibea9iepldner,
Ct f~ineiiIt Stuoenterbldo al triiteligt
,Snobolb, til 4niGttelie at Misiionss
ietretRrer / ale itsrre 9per, og man
pebtoe at ienbs en- Repraientant til
Den @eneralionference for 8eroens
triitelige Stuoenterforbuno iom, ON
Sub bill, ogtes ofbolOt / Dug. 1902
/ 9dnmart.
Sab os pinoe q lien for ben lsbenbe
SUB" bet bar be jupuneiiite Stubens
ters 5eItraab, og bet iamme bar os
triitne Sine eres 59lesbsn. Wtange
par Der, iom ipurgte, og mango bar
Der, Iom fanbt.
6opebop9aoen for ben triitne Stuz
interchangeable / Sina er at fdd be ca.
100000 n2itterater", De porbenoe III
neIiffe Gmbebsm9no / Sale. Oct er
bette 99mpeproblem, Mtott bar tuloet
Stubenterpsroenens Gibraltar, men /
o~penfor anFgrie 9rep ubtaler ban:
,Senere 9egioenkoer / aina bar
ben 9rab foranoret Situatiunen, al
jee for gjeblittet fOretratter Rapnet
Serito, forbi jeg Ter 5egn, ipm la
Der mig baobe, at Wurene en- itsnne
Dag bill fable"
9i anfsrer oisie 6atto til Opmunt=
ring og Stprtelie for benz, iom meo De
isrgelige Mprberier Os arigsbegiDens
beosr / fritz Minbe matte bare til=
bsjeliee til at ie meo alt for msrts
glitfe poa ainomisIionens 5remtio,
Idmt for at bebe ale Dem, Der berpen
matte fua gjnene up for getpOningen
al BEN friitne l1ngbomsz og Stubenz
teriag, at al Strait bjaIpe og itsttt
benne meo 5orbsn og timelig 9jGlp.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-19

gaaor QGierne benoeuoer fig til Soil, be,
auerterer / 8labet, enten for at tebe bos benz
eIer for at faa GplpSuinser ON bet aperte'
reoe, beoes be aItio omtale, at be iaa Guer-
tisIementet i bette 8lab. Oct oil pore til
geniioi9 Nptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-19
5amfer til Gftertanfe.

s en- npie p9 inberli9 5orbinoelle
meo ppr .inbre Misliuu itaar upr
Sfolelas. 6et betenft er ben EN-
me9et uigti9 Del al bet itore Dir
beibe, Der er benla9t til os Iom
Sirfe at ubfpre. Site alene Ifal
Sfolen funne meooele Ell goo O9
fplbi9 perosli9 Sunbi fabsmasie;
men lum friitelig Sfule bgr ben o9=
1aa bape bet lom lin Sp9aoe hos
De ltuoerenoe at petfe 3rangen til
BAN, Der er CUBS 8isbum, Dg peo
Chen al boem al anoen Sisopm
blegner. 5ur 9ubt etYar Gar tilbage
puerperebe jeg Iabningsfeiten peo
en- 9reltelfole ct Steos | Staten
Soma. s ben Iabnin9stale, Iont
5pritanberen bDlot, betDneoe ban
ct 8ar Gauge: r@ur Sfole er en-
unberoisnin9sanltalt" o9: rSi 9i=
per ps life at meo at Dmuenoe 5Olf
her,, bpurtil Der fun er bette at be-
merfe: en- Sfple er Ell unoer=
pisnin9antalt og 9erren
er ben, Der oeo i'm Nano q
rer SO ernef ene til Om@
p.enbele p9 3rp; men iloe
taar bet til paa en- laafalot
friitelig SfDle : laa 09re ben bgj=
ere eller lapere = buis bet frilte=
li9e Sip ug leoenoe @ionesbgrb
paa Sfplen life bos oantrp Gleoer
fan peffe aanoeli9 3ran9.
8enner al ben fore. B. Strife u9
SUBS &iges Gag iblanot Os Der
oore / Nbiprebelien fan fun meb
8eorgoelle le paa, buor lioen Sr=
teresle Der plies oure Sfoler runot
omfring / Samfunbet. Der er ire
Waaneoer til 4arsmgbet, % enonu
bar ri fife faaet Duer cen IDuenoe
Del al, bOao Di tren9e til at betale
pDre 9erere oeres baarot Dg lurt
erbneroeoe 9gn meo. Seq fan 9oot
foritaa, at ni bar Miangel paa 8re=
fer o9 Man9el paa 3il9an9 al teO=
lu9ilfe Stubenter ueb por SfDle.
San en- laaban 3ilitano oere SUB
uelbebaeeli9? 8i lg9e at femme
no al en- @elbspUit | aar, og laa
laoer bet til, at ppr Sfplefasie fDm=
mer / ct Bar 9uiinoe Dollars I'M
berlfub. San en- laaoan 3ilitanb
eipe pore uitae WlGno 9iaio til oS
JPN Samfuno, 1aa at De Igle 2pit
til at meloe fig til 8reite9ernin=
gen iblanot u8?
,Oerren oil ba pitt life, at Sans
5jenerifare iblanbt ps ifal ubbp;
bet bar 10 Ell rRbielsfulb 9u9t.
Sum rS." bar paape9et Der /
Blaoet -Dg GID aae pore Wtenig=
beosmeolemmer pil ta9e fig SIS
Orb aluorli9t til 6jerte; tbi bet til
trenges = Iaa trOr jeg, at bore
Menigbeoer man9le / Ell betenz
felig Grab 9@ rbgDigbeo
O9 5Dritaaelie al bet
belli9e Gmbebe oor
Mibte O9 fife agte BEN, ium
arbejoe iblanbt os u9 ellte benz
bgjli9en | aRrli9beb for beres
gmbebes SfDlb, iaale0es iom man
af Sfriften fornanes til. Gin9eagt
for 6errens Ejenere bill 6erren ielo
%ftraffe. Saa bliper 2iuets Orb
bDrt ibla.,bt Ds, Der fomrner 6un-
ger; be gamle tr9ttes, pg De unge
frpete for at 9iue fig ino | ben
Ijeneite, Der er iaa beiuGrlig, ielp
nf troenbe Menneifer iloe foritaet,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-19
Sa Sc Wct ifnloe pGret iangct

III ~ SSlt fiutpt pteitt HNye'.
2onoon, 5ebr. 10. = 0etai1erebe
8~eretninoer er MI dntommen ON
ait6eners fore 5elttog for at bripe
8oerne fra 8lptbuslinien. De piier,
at Gompen bar baabe maleriit o9 befs
tig.
Gnbitent 9oerne bar omeipen al en-
tiliDnelooenbe uieennemtrangelig Sting
at Slb os Staol, bar beres urottelige
Mob og forbopne 4nsreb bog lite
uben 5rugt, oe mango unofom ira
2orb 9i6eners 6dnsenet.
Den brittiffe &ommanbsr bdpoe ar
rangeret 5elttoe meb itor 5oriistigbeb
og meget 4rbejoe. San bdpoe bannet
en- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9eoe al so Wtils
99ngoe. 9eneralen leoebe ielp Dir
bejbet peb Dag og Nat, og ingen So
er, itent be bar baarbt presiet, popeos
at n9rme fig Sernbdnelinien, Der bleb
bo9tet Dag og Yat at bep9bneoe Solz
batter, f~oripneoe meO ii9rte Strejflps.
0isie ems ejoroe Scenen ligefrem
moleriIf. Gangs meb 2inien be merte
StitteIier at 9agtpoiten, Der MI og bd
ienote beres lpninare Stint pper Wlars
terne for at opoage IN mulig 5jenoe,
liot l9ngere borte 9%sbegrabene fuloe
at iobsnbe Stittelier, De til 4ngreb
parate Solooter.
Slaget peo s5eilbron raiebs fra 81.
9 5rebus often til 2 2srba9 Worgen.
Gn uaflabelis SIT fra Riler, adnoner
og pomponer fenbtes uo fra be britt
tiite Retter for at bolbe De fremtrens
genbe 9oere poa 4fitanb.
9isie, lfjulte bag Slipper og Soros
bsje, ienbte Salpe pda Sdlpe mob
5ienben for ON mulis at brbbe 2inien
ct eler onbet fpast Steb. gu og bu
gjorOe be ct beftigt Stormleb mob
9inien, men blep flere @unge oreOns
tilbage, efterlaoenoe bsoe og idareoe
og Sanger.
gOerne babbe burtig inbiet, at bette
bar life no9en %dlminoeli9 StGrms
Dbiel. De Yet bapbe bolbt 9rigss
raab, iomlet bele lin Stprte pg belt
ben / ire Qfbelingsr.
5orsbug often bupoe BEN enc Of
being beitaaenbe al 500 Mano, tor
met 2inien. Omtrent 100 Hap igens
nem; Reiten bleb at ben Rftige Stpos
ming tOungen tilbuge.
5rebag often belgeoe aumpen
frem og titbage oper Ell Qreal at 40
80 Mil, ba be f~orjagebe og ubmattebe
goere meb 5ortpiOsliens MoO fggte
llbgung at ben frpsteli9e 9eosfGIoe,
Gnglenoerne 6aObe faneet Dem /.
Men bet bar en- llmuli9beb at nars
me fig 2inien. Opbagebe Of 9lints
lpIene longe for be nadeoe 2inien,
bleb be altio mpbtugne al en- moroeriit
Slb, Der tpan9 BEN tilbdae igen p9
igen.
Gangs ben norbli9e Del at Qinien
foreeif li9nenbe Scener. Oct bar be-,
al Boerne iamleoe en- Del apag lam
men. De brep Dem frem mob Qinien
og lGg9enOe fig flabt paa 5sIterps9el'
prspebe be al ftjule zig / 5loften.
De mebtes af Den famine ebelaggenoe
augeregn.
s en- Str9fnins al 80 Wil OPP
mites Qanbifabet at S~trejflpiene.
Multettsrne fnalbebe, aanonerne
punbrebe % inb ime[em blunOeoe fig
ben Obbe Drummer at Sort Seilz
brons 69itningstanon.
9enne ~erebgbenoe Garm rareoe Deo
i benpeb 20 Minutter. fao iogtuepe
Den al, uu pg % ieb ct Sub, iaa
blep ali IliQe. 8osIns bdobs life brubt
| 9inien, men nogle bur ilupne igennem
aligepel, mellem Dem bar De Wet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-19
WltersMnleri

% andre aunlimalerier, iaaiOm 9ortrattsr, glomiter
FAINT Sanbiiabss CO WarinesS tener 0. |. b. uSisrss
mutt % bilist. geoite 90 fiHeits impprfereOe 5arpsr
Tube Colors) % prepated canvas benpites.
geiiilin9sr ~moetases vao 9esninaer III aIterrommer
0. I. b. IL JFNGEN
IS North Main ST., Council Bluffs, la
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y9anlferen"

bliper ienot til SublttibeHter, inotil notrpA
ielis Opiiselie mootases al uesiDerne os al
@0lb er betalt, / CpereHsitemmelie meo De
Ssoreneoe Staters 4oitlope.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-19

RteIs Sacoben daloet bpioe
Nisls) er bgo paa 5attig6uiet / Srob,
%, 81 ben Z. 5ebr. !9an bar en- itifs
fslig pg COB Manb, men e[lers en-
6jemmefsbnin9. s 5jor bleO ban Ipg,
og paitor Sacobien tog fig at BAN og
fit BAN inblagt paa aeonarbs 6ofpis
tul pg 6etalte for BAN. Denne Sang
lob Wpnbigbeberne BAN Iaa inol9gge
paa SdttigbuIet. Oct er en- Sfdm, at
Ri, iaa mango DANTE Ri er. f~triOer
Damn, life bar en- Organization,
Der fan bunble / iaabonne 5ilfelOe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-19

Mr. Soban MulOemdr og Mlifs
anna Nesersleb bolber 8rbQup 9orss
bag ben 20. 5ebr. @i gniter til 9ptte.
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Reoottpr: oarato Sen e n.

Entered at the Post Office at Blair, Nebr.'
as second-class matter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-19

Advertising Rates made known upon
application.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-02
Beef viii Be Cheaper.

New York. April 21.-Relief is prom
ised from the present abnormal price
of meats, and within a month they will
have reached nearly their former level.
This statement will appear tomorrow
in the Press. which will also say:
"The promise OF relief was made last
Sunday night by Ferdinand Sulzberger.
one of the Big Six when he was con
fcrring with the committee on investi-
CATION of this city. While this confer
cnce was only preliminary to the i'm
portant one to be held in Washington
with all the meat barons, Mr.. Sulzber-
ger felt called upon to make some def
mite promise TO the insistent commit
teemen.
i can say with assurance he said.
when pressed for some promise, of re-
lief, that in Il month from now prices
will have sought their former level or
close to 1t. and that that level will be
found soon thereafter. can make
that promise because there will be an
influx by that time of the new grass
fed cattle from Texas, and with the
thousands Of them Oh the market Il
break in prices is bound to follow"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-02
GREATNESS THRUST UPON MIN
Hsv Peor frsash Poet IVES Asde Great
State VsnesiosAry.

how feoS bSeash to~t Wss Asde GFeos
State Vsne,iss>Sy.
A poor Partisan poet named Dubois,
during the reign of Napoleon !. ad-
dressed an ode to Princess Pauline.
Napoleon's fayorite sister. 4 relative
To the poet being waiting maid To the
princess. presented the ode. with the
result that Pauline asked for a post
for ~. Dubois. a man of superior gifts
Minister Fouehe. delighted to please
the princess. called at the poets hum
bic attic. The post put his head out
Of the window OF his garret and espy-
ing a carriage escorted by gendarmes.
concluded that the boldness of his re-
marks with regard To a universal
peace had been badly received by the
emperor and that they had come tc
arrest him. Prompted by his fear.
Dubois considered il most prudent to
hide under his bed. The poet was got
out and was sent to Eiba as eommis-
saEy general OF police. II MAS some
time ere Fouehe and Pauline met. ano
the princess had dIfiieulty in Temem-
bering the request that she had made
for Dubois. Does not your hishness
sNNoAtsk - lNAArE H0hk W N.' hbbuk
three months ago. most pressingiY
recommending NJ. Dubois. n man OF
letters. in whom youF highness took
the greatest intefestf' "one mo-
-,snt." said the princess. and then
smile oyerspread her beautiful feA-
lures. My pFo,egc. n. le Due. was
poor poet. relative OF one of Iay
maids, who sent me an ode. wnat
have you done with him9 Have you
given him a stool in one OF your ce-
par,ments-' Tho minister. nettied
At having been dured In that way.
took particular care to suppress the
fact OF his having made n sEand fune-
;ionary of Dubois Unfortunately.
Pouches friends at court got wind of
the thing and there was nm end OF inc
secret Napoleon himself Was vastly
amused at II and bantsrod his min:s-
ter. Dubois was recalled. but already
700. 600 francs had been paid To him.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-02
Odd FeiIows' Celebration.

Victor. Colo, April 2I.-About 1000
Odd Fellows and members of the Re-
bekah from outside points attended the
celebration Of the cighty-third anni-
versary of the order by the Pixies
Peak District Association in this city
yesterday. Large delegations came
from Colorado Springs and Florence OH
special trains and all day people came
from other parts Of the district. In the
afternoon II street parade and canton
drill and public reception In the Vic
tor opera house were the features.
More than 800 Odd Fellows were In
the parade, headed by the Gold Coin
band. The drilling contest was won
by the Cripple Creek canton. At the
opera house Past Grand Master Horn
was the principal speaker. Five hun
drcd couples attended the ball tonight
The following officers We're elected:
President J. W. Erciger of Colorado
Springs: first vice president, James
Mclaughlin of Victor; second vice
president, B. Lashley of Pueblo; third
vice president, ID. Weyand of Cripple
Creek: secretary, j. l.. Dander of Col
orado Springs; treasurer. ID. Il. Watts
of Florence. Colorado Springs was ST.
lected as the place of the next celebra-
tion
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-02

Wait. have patience: your ioftiest
dream OF ponp and power could not
attain to what awaits the friend and
preserver OF Pedro Barrajo. do not
forget can never forget" with a
gesture OF yehemenee.
We'll. I place myself in your hands.
my general" overton felt compelled to
say. having concluded TO go the whole
thing. once started.
Aha you are wise-you will bless
me TO your dying day. Love. power.
fortune. all shall be yours The VOW
is recorded One thing I must beg Of
you. Senior Jack II is this II. some
night. after tomorrow. you should hear
eommo,ion in San Jose. shots nred
and loud cheers from the army. pray
do not show yourself upon the street
until call upon you"
-Ah. prospects of another reyoiu'
tion. I suppossc-'
Hush. Not so loud. please. Robia-
dos spies may be about-they suspect
something Is In the wind, No. IL is
not Montsjo this tims-he is y dead
herring in Gautariean politics now.
Ask no more questions. orly wait and
see; great events are on the eve of
transpiring. You promise-good, Go
your way. my dear friend. and prepare
for grand surprise. Siienee," and
with his finger on his lips the remark
able general bowed. aud mounting his
horse saiioped toward the barracks.
leaving over'on a badly puzzled man.
After tha, mysterious warning from
BarEalo. Jack MAS exceedingly careful
how he stTayed from his domieiis aft
er old Hsiios dipped his glowing face
in the western sea and the black pail
OF nisht descended upon gay San Jose.
For hs placed great eonndsne. In the
general. and that woTthy's directions
had been SO very direct and explicit
they could not be mistaken.
: His reward came.
II was the fourth nish, after the
flower procession. and San Jose had In
n measure eaimed down-,hat is. re
sumed the normal condition that
marked the passin. OF early evening.
The gBy crowds still fingered In the
plaza near by. as though having some
inkiins of the tremendous epoch In
Gau,ariea's history tina, vas on the
ey. OF occurring.
oyoEton wondered how IL came that
tho rounds OF merriment had long
sine. died away. while the throns still
remained abroad.
lie had not known 50 strange thing
TO happen before. and he had been half
u year In San Jose. too.
He had jus, completed his task OF
writing. and. utterly tagged out. iiiicd
his pipe for comfortable smoke be.
fore retiring. when the sound CT sud.
den shot electrified him.
Ito be eontinucd.l
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-02
TIM Jer.nx nIun wnn.

Travelling men, of course, can tell
good stories, and once in while
they enjoy running race relating
improbabilities.
In smoking car was man from
New York, another from Chicago. and
a third from New Jersey. The New
Yorker was boasting of the Empire
State Express, which he said went so
fast that the telegraph poles slipped
past seemingly as close together as
the teeth in fine comb.
That's nothing" said the man
from Chicago. There's train from
my city to Milwaukee. Nothing like
it. l started to cross a bridge on the
road and heard the train coming.
Having great presence of mind,
made leap in the air and the train
waj gone when | came down."
That's fast train" said the New
Jersey citizen. "The Jersey Central
flier is equally fast, but makes better
time, because it starts fast. My wife
was on the platform to bid me good
by in Jersey City. l opened the win
dow to kiss her and by the good name
of the land of mosquitoes l kissed a
strange woman standing on the plat
form in Newark
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-02
Ne I'p.ttnrn,

The native runner-postmcn OF Natal
are strikingly picturesque objects
when on business bent. With their
sandaled feet and head-dress of dried
leaves. which rattle us they run. and
military great coat, underneath
which is a garment called the mucetu.
they travel for miles at jog trot of
four miles an hour. and receive as pay
ment Ell 1850 month.
In Holland the extent OF the mail
service routes is aver 10000 miles. The
uniform Of the postmen is semi-mili-
tary in character, and they themselves
are said to be remarkably handsome
body.
In Austria the government gives to
the postmen every year one tunic, one
pair of cloth trousers. one pair OF linen
trousers, one waistcoat and cap
while every second year coat and
blouse are given. Previous military
service is considered as postal service,
and each year of war counts double.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-02
LOAF CENTURIES OLD.
it Was Seaaa In = Cave Dwsiiins In
Arissa. aud ts Now In = Museum.

tt Was Goaaa In = Cave Dwelling In
Arizona aud ts Sos In = Museum.
A notable recent contribution To the
archaeological museum of tho univcr-
sity OF Arizona In loaf OF bread found
In cayc-dweiiins In the Superstition
Mountain of central Arizona In 1879.
and since that time In the possession
OF Herbert Brown. superintendent OF
the territorial prison.
The loaf Is undcniabiy bread. and
without n doubt IL OF great age. II
was found embedded In the ashes
wherein II was baked probably hun
drcds or perhaps thousands OF years
ago. 1t had very plainly been wrapped
In n cloth or mat. and the marks OF
the abcr OF the cloth are visible In
the dark. brick-like mass. Mr.. Brown
is of the opinion that the bread was
made OF mesquite beans. roughly
ground in metates by the aboriginal
housewives of centuries ago.
With II was found n store OF ancient
sarrifcial implements. stone axes and
arrow heads. The loaf has been stcr-
ilized by the curator OF the museum.
and has been sealed within glass jar.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-02
INSURGENTS BROUGHT IN.
Numerous surrenders in Samar and
the Island Of Nearos.

Manila. April 29.-Gcneral Frederick
ID. Grants expedition in the gunboats
Baseo and Florida. several steam
launches and native lighters, has as
cended the Gandara river. in the island
OF Samar, and has brought the insur-
gent leader Gucvcrra and bis entire
command down the coast.
Guevarra's command consists of Ra-
facl Sebastian, Abak and thirty-cight
other officers. 1S0 men and 1G1 rifles.
Three hundred insurgents with 131 ri.
fles are expected to arrive NJ Cntbalo-
gan. Samar, to surrender formally to
the American authorities.
Three thousand bolomen. twenty
eight of them armed with rifles. sur
rendered Saturday at Sulat, also in
Samar.
Gueverra succeeded General Lukban
to the command of the insurgent forces
in Samar, when the latter was cap
tured last February. He announced
his intention to surrender last March.
Captain l.. w. v. Kennon of the Sixth
infantry reports from the island of Ne
gros the Surrender of the Ladrone
leader. Rufo, with l5S officers and
men of his command. together with
twelve guns. 40 bolos. seven spears
and few revolvers and dnggers. Cap
tain Kennon says this surrender means
the opening of the whole of the south
ern coast of Negroes After Papa Isio
Rufo was the most important Ladrone
chief on the island. He promises to
force Papa Isio and his few remaining
followers TO surrender. Papa lsio was
appointed colonel In the insurgent
army by General Malvar one year ago.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-02
Til. cnnp,a,u.s sclr-con,ro,.

Winston Churchill tells an excellent
story of chaplain who quarreled with
the captain of ship on the way to
South Africa because the captain re-
fused to let him hold services in the
saloon. The captain regarded himself
as the priest of his own ship. Mr..
Churchill found the chaplain tramp
ing the deck in anger. And what did
you say to him?' asked Mr. Church
i'll, sympathetically. when he had
heard the story. "Oh. l said nothing
at ALL answered the chaplain, with
n splendid show of self-command, "but
| may tell you that any other clergy
man in the Church of England would
have told him to go to hi"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-02
Mlicrefare,

"Huh!" growled the cynical celebate
to the beaming benedict. Huh; you
seem to know all about women. you
10. Can you tell me why a pigeon
toed woman is always duller of per-
ception than one who isn't? And why
would woman rather be pretty than
anything else. And why does girl
always giggle when she talks to a
man? And why can't women pass n
mirror without looking into 1t? And
why are women so much more partic-
ular about the outside of their heads
than they are of the inside? And why
do women so much more admire bad
men whom they love than they do
good men who love them? And why
do women dislike women in the same
ratio that they like men? And why is
1t that women, who are meant to bo
heavens best gift to man, amt al-
ways? Say, tell me those, will you?"