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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-05
McnisBeocm or @Git / Solfene.

2urbig S9reber, 4Tfob, flyer ON
ben eamle pietisme Os iarlig ON Gbri
ltian ben 6.s 9ofpr9it 8lubme, at
ban itrebte at gre pietismen til ben
berftenbe aetning, os at bette
bar bans 9oDsOfejl. IS 1926 lagoe
GrunotDis ben lepenoe Menigbsb ct
digit / Munben, %benOenot til Dana"
- Oanmarf - % beri foretommer TO
@dnge bette Dsrs:
0et, bporweb jeg alerbebit
fan for 8erOen mig betesne,
er, at iom en- fremmeo @9it
jeg inbtr9ber aae 9egne,
9aaner 5us og loDer ub
2en berfor at 9imlens Sub.
Oct 'er egentli9 ui%mobiiseligt, at
0runbforbolbet meaem ben triitns Mez
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-05

ben SpnoefaIoet / Gbens 6ope og bill
gore BET famine irotil Ooeenes Gnoe.
Ss 0eben bar / ben CORTLAND 5erItet
ober ale uben llnotagelie. baabe troz
enbe % pantro. Wtea mar belle DE
niaheoen. he h~enIobeee msh De oberles
Oenoe, itaar omfring lin 5pelier og
gruogom uoen plet og uoen apnte.
mep Si9l og 2egeme terliggiort. ba
er 0sben life mere, bet pil fige for be
~frelte. Os bet bill od tiaige fige, at
for Menigbeben bill bet pare iom ON
0eben albrig bapOe pGret til. &ae
bens Martsr, sPletter oe Rpnter." er
borttasne. Og ba galbsr bet / Orbets
fuloe MauI, at pa er Sorssa Fat.st,
qoraOis opluttet". Og Oa bill bet tlar>
Zig fes, at bet bar ianot, bpuo Ri fang
Der neoe:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-05
,Snorc Misiiuns Ilmanaf",
reoiseret al Yaitor u. s. g. 6rope'
Hasmnsien.

Denne Qlmanat, Der 6pert Qdr toms
mer iom en- t9r Den fra Oanmurt I'll
troenbe banite 0iem | Qmeritd, er |
Oar life blot tommen uqlminoeltg ttoz
Zig, mea ogiud ualminoelig rigboloig.
Goruben ben Ieboanlige4lmandt inoe>
boloer ben .Seius er eipets 9rso" al
StiftsprooIt 3eutben, 5reosrieid;
,Soiepb" al 3. 81. gaumann; .en
lille Siitoris fra Qmo%5onflooen" at
Morten pontoppiOan; opoulus" at
probit 9lume / 5itsb; Den ierIte
bolanbite Misiioner / Spoafritu" al
paItor 81. 6. 6. @ropesRasmusien,
FAINT .0aglig gi6eaasning" til boer
Dag / aarst peo puitor Sobn 9dnien.
Sbert 9tfinit er lebia9et al ct tint ub>
fert gileoe. .Snbre Misiions almas
nat" on6efales parmt til ale oanite
Sjem / Qmerifa. Saaes Sdniib
2utb. gubl. !6ouie, Blair, Nsbr.
pris 20 Gents.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-05
Sibelforflarine.
Sen iiOite Sjcuoe."
q. 9or. Sap. 49,
OSluttet.)

gaplus i~frioer (@f. 3, % at Maas
let for Wsnig6eoens fulDtomne 6relis
og 6erligbeD er. at &riitus ffdI tunne
.fremftiae zig ben, en- 6erlig Wenigbeo,
iom life bar plet eler R1nfe eler mo-
get beslige, men at ben mad p9re belig
og uitraHelig." Den nuar bfsie Orb
blioe ret ForItaaeoe og life taget til
Snotegt for iomme Menneffers lsie og
lstfinOige Snaf ON nSpneefribeO" og
,5ulotommeabeo", faa itpnne hi let,
at Ger peees paa noget, ION Ri Ter /
@eroen fun eie Green og i 9aabet.
Sad l9nge ri nannra Der, Inare hi beoit
til en- getenoelfe fom benre:
,Snb er 0erben, mer % minnre"
Bert bog / bort eget Snore".
Ser a2lner bet berfpr ON at paage
pg bebe (Wtat. 26, 41), at Ri life lfuQe
fafee eacr omtomme poa 8sien. men
naa bet Mddl, fom er os f~oreidt, nene
Zig at tomme hiem til 9immerises Ris
&c. Sg uaber oenne aamp og Qars
boagenbeb, fom Ri moa boloe beo meo
/ benae 0erDen, er bet iaa, at Ri / 5ro
og 9aa6 ffulIe fe fremab og opaO mob
ben Sio og Time, bd ale gletter pg
Hpnfer ffuae afoaites og oermeo tilins
tetggres. Oct er ogIda bette, Der fda
pfte og fua it9rtt %frsmbrages og be-
tones be apoitoliite greOe Cog ba pgs
Iaa / gpangelierns). Sdaleoes ~ifri0er
Sob. / lit ferfte 9reb Sap. 8. 12.) Sc
bppr Itor en- 8erligbsh 5aoeren bar
bebiit os, at pi ifuae fables SUBS
8ern". Men meb fst fumme peger
ban fremab mob Wdalst 6sroDentil,
ibet Fan f~triDer: IS elifeligs. MI er
Ri CUBS ggrn. og bet er enbnu life
a~abenbaret, bnab Ri ftuae Dorbs; men
Ri futile Re BAN, iom ban En-" Og mar
paulus ifulbe treite fine bs5rsosbe
Sbesialonifer. Der par TONNE / 5piol
ON, bporoan bet ffulcs gad mso bsm
/ Menigheoen, Der Dar osoe, og iaalss
bes life ipm feDenoe funDe meDe Der
rem | Sfberne, ia 0d pegsr ogiad ban
pdd gnDemaalet, trpfter Dem meD, at
be 6enfobebe ffuae fgrIt opitad. og bers
efter futile faa De, Der lepsDe beb Ser
rens Geafomft, rDffes ti1ige meb be
ppItanbne op / StGerne at mebe 6ers
rem. aOg ba," flyer Qpoitlen, oituae
pi dltio bore bos 5srren" q. Sizes. 4,
15-17). Og bet bliper fualeOes ben
rette % Iuube friitelige 9~anfegang. al
tate Cub for, boab Ri at bans Naabt
er blepne og baDe annammst, og iaa III
fra bette at ffue frsmab mob bet fulb.
TONNE Maal, mob ben u6effriDeligeSp
bgjelIe og 6erliebeb, fpm ffal udbenbd'
res / % meb &riii 3omme for at bols
be Dom.
Oa er bet, at ben iibite Jjsnbe"
Dsbsn, ifal tilintetssres. 5Dao eIer
bpor msgst ligeer Der faa Dette9 Gor
at faa Spar paa bette mac hi toge
Betrogtning, at Dpben, iaa at tale,
bar yrffet og fsrt tit !9erreOsmme #
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-05

0oar 9eierue benOenoer zig til 5olt. Der
aperterer / 8lnoet, enten fOr at tgbe Dos
benz eler for at fao Oplpsnin9er om bet
apertereoe, beoes be nltio D%mtale, of De lao
apertisiemertet / bette 8lab. Oct bill oere
til 9euiioig Rptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-05
Sra min FROG.
Set onocs Cprinorlir.

Set ofl0es Spriiioelle.
6orleoen Dag traf ieg en- eisnoomz
meIig Mano = en- 9lore 9erre, en-
forbenb9renbe @mbeosmdno. en- it9rtt
belGit Munb. Qlt bet bar MI lie iaa
mGrteligt; men bet eienoommelige, bet,
iom gjoroe BET fOrfriite1oe at tale meo
BAN, bet par bet, at ban bapoe / q n
- tent Spsrgsmadlene igennem.
Dan bopbe operbRret ct 5oreorog,
ieg banoe bolot, % bbori jeg bapbe fla
ret = eler ba forfggt at Hare ct eQer
anoet Spsrgsmaal.
8a9efter fom Ri / Sdmtale, Og Der
Iagoe Den gamle !6erre bl. a.: sd.
bet bar jo meget goet, bet De iagOe om
bet, og bet par bit ogioo rioti9t. Men
De tan life flare a II 8daber."
,Ge-ei = be = naturlispis. nesj",
lpareoe ieg, ibet ieg life ret Oiofte, ON
jsg ituIOe oere Itolt eler flOp.
Sci, bleo ban peo, bet er, ION
6otberg flyer, der er faa mango Ga
bnrintber, fom man life fan bite ub
dt nadr man ferit er tommen berino
> og berfor ffal mar laee Oare at sau
bsrinb."
ga = 10 = naturligris." mumles
Re jeg.
ga = Der er MI +. SIS. bet onoes
OprinoeIie; bDuO bill De iise pm bet2
Oct fan 10 life oprinoelig bape 4ert
msO til ben 9erben, 9uo bar itabt;
men hborfrd er bet tommet?"
,0m = ia = Get er ct Oa1iteligt
Spsrgsmaal."
y9onffetietl Oct er uisfeligt. min
gobe. 6or bet fan 10 life bi9lpe, al De
fommer meo 0j9belen. De er 10 net
op Spprgsmaulet. boorleOes en- COB
Gngel fan blipe til en- 9japsl. 9OOrs
leoss funbe Den fsrits onbe Sante OPP
itad / BAN, naar ban par belt i9ennem
goO2"
Seq forie9te fsrft meo De iaooanlige
Jori.oringsr - CT Ret onbe bel life
1e&te neo til 0srben, men at Wuligs
heoen fox DIT onbc matte bsre meb, for
at Der funbe bore @alg. Der er 10
namlig ingen garoi reO en- 0bo, icm
er tbuagen, Ioa Der niger MuligbeO er
for bet mobiatte. Man fan life roie
IN 29nfshunb, forbi Den life biOer
9ammene uoe paa Marfsn.
Men ben gdmle 6erre af6rsb mig:
aSa = ia = ies fencer bet. jeg fenoer
bet. Wen bet fortlurer ingen 5ing.
Sub matte 10 %forucie. at benns Mu=
ligbeb oilbe 6lioe til @irteliebeb. Og
besuoea: bporleoes fortlarer pi ieloe
Oct onbes 5remtomit2 Eli bet. at Der
har en- Muliebeo. tnnoe ba life frsme
6ringe bet. Der er en- Mulig6eb for.
at oenre Bale fan bltDs ftjaalen: men
ben 6liper bog life Oerfor f%tjaalen -
life, fBr Der fommer en- b%irtelig 5pb.
= Hej, min 9obe, De fan life flare
ane @oaher."
ngej". fa9ee jeg %reiOlut, iost iss tog
mig fammen. iad goot jeg tunbe. Incl,
jsg fan life fise, bOOrfra bet OnOe er
fommet, men jeg tan iige, bporfor ieg
life fan iige bet"
Nad - nad = lab bsrel" ub6reb
ben gamle 9erre og lptteoe interesies
ret.
80, bet fommer at, at bet onbe er
bet ddnbelige Merte, Tom Ri life fan
unberfgge. Det er life bare bet onbes
OprinoelIe, Der er os ufortdoelig, bet
er aft bet onbe, ielo ON Ri Ter bet for
bore Zine"
,Hpa-da - jad-a", iasoe ban
efteri9nffom.
80, fer De, 5r. SuItitsrdab, fan
Sc f~otftaa, bDOrlsbes en- SIN fan oras
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-05
Goitterina.

6aue iii Venfions. % 6nfefasier.
Wobtaaet mteo 9at fra Qoit. Ctr. Said
e. 81 ions Gperi!ae peS Sals al bans ep8.
u. &. 6, e gB 0 III,
aasierer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-05
,Sanifercn"

bliper ienbt til Snbitribenter, inbtil lb
trptfelieD pIieelie moota9es Of uo9ioerne
pg al @elo er betalt, / 0oerensitemmelie
n,eo 9e 5ureneoe Staters &oitlooe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-05

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as second-klas matter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-05

~ ~ ~ 49, ~tSt I1AH N"S
Der neoe:
E ~
,&riftne, Gpilten Morgenrsoe,
Manqe mgrte Elmer nRrb,
Raar Ri, lepenhe % oeoe.
Mgnss meo Dor 6errc for,
Stal / Simlens SLAMS oe 9grs
@pigt 6os Dor 5relier pore.
2ppe Sub meh Gnelergit;
Suffer, bet er 6errens 5reitl
ga, 5ilintetgerelIen at ben iioite
5ienbe" bet er, bpab Der fan brinse
Bob for ale Sdpn; tbi beri li99er, at
ale andre 5ienoer osiuu er tilintet=
siorte. 0g ba bar al admp % Strio,
Sorg og Subn pgfae en- gnoe. Og
oa fulbfommes. bpab ifrebet itoar, at
Sub fal ufterre bper 5aare at oeres"
6ans 8prns) .2jne" (@ab. Z, ID.
Og noor Iaa 8riitus bar lagt oenne
IibIte 5jeabe unber line 6soDer. ia oa
er bans Meeler= og 5reliergerning til
Gnoe, fom bet lpoer, at .od %operanpor@
Der ban Sub og 6a6eren Rtget. Sg
Iaa unoerlaggsr ban fig ielp BAN Ga
bersn), fom bar unberldgt BAN ale
Sinq, for at Sub ffal Rare alt / aae".
0et er beje og bnbe Orb. ogfad foa
beie pg bDbe, at be mart tunne bringe
5anten til at ftda itille. WteI faa
msget fan man oa fige ON bet, at Sen<
men unoerlegger fig 6aoeren, at Ter
fan life menes, at Ssnnen bliDer rins
gere / 8qien eno 5aoerea. men at bet
maa iige, ION en- Manb bar uotrptt
bet, at bet ligger / bet ipnlige Jor>
bolo til 5aberen. at Seius nj gipsr fig
Zen til eaer u~noerl99ger fig BAN, Ell
ter at ban bar fnlbenbt lin 5reliersers
ming, 6or pbergibst Zen frslite CO plets
fri Msnigbeb, bans aaaoeligs gruo,
til 5aberen. Som unterlagt Jaberen
Ital 9riitus Ia iipbe oeo bans bejre
5aanb / al gDigbeb. Se Wenig1eoen.
cen frelts Stare, ffdl rsiGa til eoig
lib ftao for SUBS 4niigt, og meties
BED at 6situs BAN. Ss pso at tanie
paa bette mo Ri NOT uhro1be meo 81
p~oItlen: % Hi9opms 9pbl CRorl. II,
49,, og Ri tunne tilfsjs: 6piltet Saliss
9eos Opb er bet life, Ri Ter Z mea Eros
ems 2je og pents / 9aabet, / Get 9ao6,
ION beitammer life!
Og III ION S%lutniag paa eenne file
getragtning pil jeg Blot bem9rte, at
bet er ligelom Ell S9rtenoe ceo corSio,
at Der oifsr rig en- nosst ~alminoelig
8raug til at ipile meo be tilfommsnns
3inq. Sg bsrtil er oiit life anOet at
Iige, eno at bet er i i'm spbe friItelige
Oreen, naar bet Blot fer Qpfet al bet
aa~ben6areoe Orb. Sg od bet MI en-
Gang er faa, at mage 5ing blioe
~fremoragne | oore 0age, Tom life bare
oQret Iad itertt fremme til andre 81
Der, Taa gelber ret oul, at Der tuilne
bore Weno til al Hare Tauoanne Ting,
Iom 6ape 4dnbens 2os og HadoegaDe
til at gre bet pea Ell Iuno og tilforz
belia Mdate, os andre til 8elGring.
9p6pggslie og 8eliisneIie. 5bi Der er
nof at Dem, Der paa en- luftig % fpers
merritt Wadbe pine flare % f~ortolte
eabbsr 5ing. Og bst giDer bog ct
anesr!igt SnbtrDf at fs. hporleees
SDermere tunne snbebenoe ngog iom
So6's Qabsn6aring, og funne gre bet
iaa plumif, at bpor liot man enb forz
itaar at ben Bog og andre iignenoe
profetier, iau fan mat bog not is, at
oisie brit profetiife Orb faa ofte en-
ilbe og fsrsslig Webfart.
s. g.
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Spsrgsmaa1- 8gr jeg, bodb
jeg fan, for at tilpeiebriage og bepdre
Jreo og gnigbeD?
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-05

= Meoens isg er tro MOB nit eget
airfefamfunb og arbejcsr for bets nbz
brebelfe, er jes paa idmme 5io for@
bragelig og f9rligbeDsfulo p%perfor
ariftae uf andre &irfsiamfuno2
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-05

Oct er bebre at fortjene 4ner>
fenbelie uben at faa ben. sao at fau ben
upen at f~ortjene ben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-05

,arifne, 6pilten Moreenrsoe,
Mange merte timer barb,
Naar ri, lepenoe % osoe,
Mgnss meo Dor 6errc fer,
Stul / 6imlens SLAMS % Wre
Gpigt pos Dor 6relier pore,
2ppe Sub meb Gnglereit;
Suffer, bet er 9errens 5rsit!
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-19
Wife KILLS HUSBAND
AND HIS BROTHER
When Attacked Mrs. George Jon
bart of Oraville Shoots Down
Both Men in Her Room.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
MurphysbOro, Ill, July 1s.-AIrs. George
Joubart killed her husband and shot his
brother. Moses Joubsrt. TO death in a fight
at their home near Oravflle eight miles
north of here about midnight Thursday.
According to all accounts George and
Moses Joubart went home drunk and begaF
TO create disorder. While Moses was pre-
pairing for bed his brother went TO the
kitchen to get lunch. Things did not suit
his taste and he broke up the dishes throw
ing them on the floor. Mrs. Joubart ran
TO the kitchen TO demonstrate with him and
he became 50 infuriated that he threatened
to kill her and tried to knock her down
with a chair
She took refuge in her bedroom and bolted
the door. Jou5art battered down the door
and struck her several times about the
body and face. In sheer desperation she
seized Il revolver which lay on the dresser
and shot him three times. killing him al
most instantly
AS lie fell 90 the floor he called TO his
brother for help Moses JOlbart rushed in
10 the room and tried to strike Mrs.
JorbaTt with a chair She 1ired one shot at
him, striking him in the neck. He turned
and ded into the street. calling for help.
Then 4 short distance from the house he
fell dead in the street.
Mrs Joubart has been exonerated by a
Coroner's jury At the inquest she testified
that she had to fire in order 10 save her
own nte- Sne is almost completely prOs-
traUed. She is the mother OF three small
CniiureE.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-19
BOY PLAYED TARGET
and WAS WOUNDED
Walter Jones Dared Companion 70
Shoot and Received Bullet
in His Arm.

In a spirit OF deyiltry Walter Jones. IL
years old. Of No. 2ee Park avenue. dared his
companion. Claude Doclan. also Il. OF No
22ol Park avenue. TO shoot at him The
latter. 10 prove his gameness. fred away.
and young Jones received a bullet from n
22-caliber revolver in his right forearm. He
was taken TO the City Hospital. where the
bullet was removed and the wound dressed.
DcoiSn WAS not arrested.
Young DoOlan was practicinE shooting in
the back yard OF his home yesterday after
noon with a tin can as a target and Jones
' as watching him from a crack in the
fence which separates the boys homes.
When DoOlan failed TO hit the can after
shooting At il about eight times Jones be
ian twiitinE him
Why you couldn't hit the side OF Il
harm" said Jones. and fhrusting his arm
through the crack in the fence, added. See
II YOU can hit my hande''
DOolan pointed his revolver at the out
stretched hand and fired Strangely enough
the bullet struck its mark. and young Jones
his arm bleeding from the wound. ran.
screaming into the house. His mother ban
daged the wound and sent the boy 70 the
City Dispensary. from whence he was for
warded to the City Hospital
At the latter institution Jones declared
that he alone was to blame for the shoot
Ing, and that he would not think Of prose
Cuing Doolan.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-19
HOPES TO CARRY NEW YORK.
David B. Hill Expects Successful
Outcome of Campaign.

EhEfObLIC SPECIAL
New York. July 1S.-Dayid B. Hill is bas-
ing his hopes Of carrying the State this
fall on still hunt that he has been con-
Quoting in the interior counties
Despite his refusal to discuss political
topics, II became known to-day thai he ex-
poets to cut down the Republican majyr-
can be overcome by the Democratic ma
loriues, that New York, Kings. Queens and
Rchmond counties are expected to give
Mr.. Hill returned from Oyster Bay this
morning and went to the Hoffman House
where he spent the day in consultation with
Democratic leaders. It was decided TO call
the State Convention to meet in SARATOGA
on September 80. which will be after the
meeting Of the Republican Convention IN
the same place. The convention will prob
weeks for the Democrats. 1t was made
evident TO Mr. Hill during his visit here
that the Democratic leaders Of Greater New
York believe that national and State issues
should be given the foremost place in the
campaign. This view was advocated by
Jacob A. Cantor to-day.
This is to be a congressional campaign
and national politics will naturally enter
into it." Mr.. Cantor said. I'VE should put
forward the treatment OF Cuba by the Re
to such trusts as the beef combination by
the Republican tariff laws New York is a
great commercial State. and II has a right
to be heard on these subjects. We should
appeal TO the conscience Of the State. They
cannot evade these issues by saying that
President Roosevelt wants 10 do justice 10
Cuba The Republican party is on record
as opposed to his policy, and II has enc
mics enough in the Senate 20 prevent its
execution. l do not regard the Philippines
sponsible for Cuba'S condition. and for ths
trusts"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-19
FRANCIS WILL NOT
FIGHT MOSQUITOES
Declines to Order Out Health De-
partment Forces for War of
determination.
CAPTAIN HODGES INCENSED.
Board of Health May BE Asked 10
Issue Command - Serious
Legal and Financial
Difficulties.

| Serious legal, financial and Official difficult
1 ties have interviewed to delay commence
/ ment of the contemplated war against
mosquitoes. In iact. the mosquitoes may
not be eXterminaJed. after all. and there is
| possibility that the war will not be be-
gun.
Charles ". Francis. Assistant Health
Commissioner. who was expected TO act as
commander-in-chIef OF the attacking army
yesterday declined TO assume the task of
eNterminatinE the invaders. Investigation
disclosed 10 him that adequate preparations
had not been made before war was declared
and he decided that it would be useless to
attempt execution Of the plan Of eNtermina-
ton which had been approved by the execu-
tive. legislative and fiscal authorities Of the
municipality. According to his views, the
campaign could not. under existing condi-
tions, rebound TO the glory of the city.
1t is not from fear of the invaders that
the Health Department IS more disposed to-
ward preservation Of peace than toward
propagation Of war. though, as a matter
Of fact. the strength OF the enemy is not
Underestimated. Certain skirmishing par
ties have. by night attack. demonstrated
the warlike propensities. skill and endur-
ance Of the venomous gnats.
Apparently grave error OF omission was
made by the Municipal Assembly. For pur-
chase Of ammunition $500 was appropriated.
But no funds were allotted for paying the
private soldiers in the Health Department
army, and no money was appropriated for
transporting the crude oil to the scenes OF
conflict.
Mr. Francis appreciates that war could
rot be well carried on without money FOR
engaging fighters. Furthermore, he does
not consider his instructions explicit. The
item in the appropriation BILL" he said, was
coal oil for the Health Department I do
not take this to mean that war must be
waged against mosquitoes. Perhaps the
petroleum was intended for some other pur-
pose.
Admitting. however. that the coal oil
should be used for exterminatinE the pests
the question arises. Who shall use it, No
appropriation was made for employing men
to conduct the war. There are other Sc
rious obstacles. Many ponds on which the
oil would be spread are on private land,
and some Of them are stocked with fish
Owners object to having oil on these ponds.
Under these circumstances 1 do not see
how the var can be started
Councilman Hodges, who had the appro-
priation made. is incensed over the decision
Of the Assistant Health Commissioner Pos
sibly the affair viii be brought to the Of
hcial attention OF the Board of Health.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-19
Secret Session of Convention ut
Indianapolis Refers Matter
to Special Committee.
NEED FOR 100000 A WEEK.
Secretary Wilson Confident That
Amount Can BE RaiSed-IllinOis
Organization Makes Gift of
Fifty Thousand Dollars.

Indianapolis. Ind. July 1s.-At the close OF
secret session. which lasted the entire
afternoon. the recommendations OF Presi-
dent Mitchell for the management OF the
anthracite strike were referred TO n special
committee. which is TO report back to the
convention. when II meets tomorrow morn
ing.
This committee consists Of President Nit
chelI. Vice President Lewis. Secretary Will
son and the president OF each district which
is taking part in the convention
There is little DOUBT that the committee
will urge the adoption OF the resolutions.
fixing the rate OF assessment at 10 per cent
or higher.
At the opening Of the executive Fession
Vice President Lewis took the floor and de-
Iivere,i an energetic speech on the amend
ment offered ny Delegate HaSkius in the
morning. 20 the effect that the fund 70 he
be extended to all of the striking miners
where their strike has been sanctioned by
the general organization.
President Mitchell told the convention
that the strikes in West Virginia and else
where were being protected by the general
organization under the regular assessments
Of the union. hut that the assessment un-
der discussion IS necessary for the suppnrt
OF the anthracite strike alone and should
not be diverted from its purpose.
1T Is possible that other strikes NAV
come" he said. and then. under the preCe-
dent which a general distribution Of the
fund 20 be raised would create these later
strikes could claim their shares IN the
fund. and IL would be so depleted as 10 fail
entirely of its purposes
At the conclusion OF the session. Secre-
tary Wilson said:
1T will cost $1,000 weekly 10 support ~ll
the men rSw on strike in the various dis-
tr.c's- An assessment OF 81 per week upon
each member Of the union Will bring in
cbuut $40 l)o weekly. This will leave rs
s2-c1a {" raise each week from outside
sources and from the promises and offers
that have been made Us. We are confident
We will ha able 20 do this
Tomorrow morning the convention viii
ne informed by the Illinois delegation that
the miners Of that State have v0ts.i a DO
nation OF Sn.os1 10 the cause OF TIE anthra-
cite strike. The money will be available at
once.