davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-04-24
Again Successful.

The Mineral Point High School
base ball team played and won their
second game on the fair grounds in
this city last Saturday afternoon, de-
feating the Dodgeville High School
aggregation by the score Of 8 to l.
Both teams played excellent ball,
but from the start it was decidedly
Mineral Points game.
was in that inning that they scored
their only run, il being due to a wild
throw to base. The Pointers were
not long In solving Thomas's queer
ones, and soon had him ont the box,
Starry going in and pitching one in
ming, at the end of which he retired,
three runs being made Off him. Dur
ing the remainder of the game Thorn
as pitched, except one inning, when
Starry went in the box again.
Every man of the Red and Blue"
played in star form, each one being
at all times where he was needed In
Ovitz, the home club has pitcher
who can be depended OF to do his
part towards winning every game,
and if supported in the manner he
was on Saturday, they will have a
championship team at the end CT the
season. He struck out fifteen men
in Saturdays game, Thomas tanning
but three.
From the gentlemanly manner in
which the visitors conducted them
selves, the Mineral Point boys are
confident of hospitable treatment
when they return the game. Next
Saturday they play the Darlington
High School in that city. *x*
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-04-24
A Good Citizen Deceased.

Mr. William Coaker, aged 50 years,
died at his farm home Az miles
southwest of this city, on Saturday
morning, April 10, 1902, ofpneumonia
Mr.. Coaker was born in Devonshire
England, and came to America in
1869, accompanied by II young wife
VINO, after bearing him one son, died
in 1875. A few years later he mar
ried Miss Cordelia Kinsman, of Lin
den, who, with the first son, William
and two daughters, Martha, aged %
and Evaline, aged 10, survive. De-
ceased resided in this vicinity thirty
three years, and was esteemed as an
honorable, quiet citizen, good neigh
Dor and a devoted husband and faith
er, whose loss is deeply mourned by
his family. The funeral was held on
Monday, with services at the house
and burial in Graceland cemetery.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-04-24
C0RRELL 4 MARTIN.
Phone III-2.

County Treasurer Jacobs writes
from Medford, Taylor county: "We
have been here just two weeks and
have all our stock under shelter. We
think this will make a fine dairy
country when cleared up"
Mr.. J. S. Robinson, one of the
foremost farmers and dairymen OF
Moscow, when in Mineral Point on
Tuesday reported crop prospects in
his locality very favorable, more SO
than in this immediate vicinity.
"A missionary meeting will be
held at the p. M. church, Willow
Springs, on Sunday, April 9th, at
2:30 p. m. when addresses will be de-
livered by Rev. j. Hardcastle and
Rev. S. Scorse a large attendance
is desired.
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs of
this city vii. attend tire L. NJ. church
in body on sunday at l0:30 IA. m.
when the pastor will deliver the an
niversary sermon appropriate to the
| occasion.
1t cost the city sl,564.72 for the
First ward extension to our water
works system last year. II the com
mittee had made proper levy on pri-
vate property for that Improvement
the cost to the city would have been
| 800 less.
The town Of Moscow Is worth over
a million Of dollars, but her road ma
chimes, plows and scrapers stand in
the fence corners.-Hollandale Re.
view.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-04-24
The Local Field.
4 r. BISHOP for Furniture.
Smoke Flamingo.
--SnOoner'S for oil.

Smoke Flamingo.
-Spooner's for oil.
-Correll g. Martin for clothing.
We have good line of fountain
Try Spooner's high test gasoline,
more heat more light and burns
longest.
--Rosin has no washing properties.
Maple City Soap contains no rosin.
Spring has surely come. The
street musicians are with us.
Mrs. VIM. Lanyon is in Chicago,
visiting her youngest daughter, Mrs.
Posey and family.
Mr.. VIM. II. Coad, prominent
attorney of Rapid City, S. D., visited
his mother and other relatives in
this city the past week.
Go to A. +. Dresden for your
clothing. Positively more economic
cal than any other clothing invest
ment. l2wS
The County Treasurer repeats in
the Tribune his interesting story
TALES About Taxes" or "Duns for
Delinquents.'
WIN. Fitzsimons advertises sale
of live stock, on the farm of Rich
ard Fitzsimons this Thursday at
ternoon.
Spring time is the time to use
Rocky Mountain Tea. Keeps you
we'll all summer. Great spring life
renewer 35e. Eastman q Meserole
N. Simon d Co. have opened a
warehouse for cheese factory supplies
on the corner of Fountain and Com
merce streets.
Bishop Nicholson of the Diocese
of Wisconsin confirmed class of Il
at Trinity Episcopal church in this
city Monday evening.
Chicago papers mention that Jas
O'Neil, Of this city, was elected
chairman of the Ann Arbor Univer.
sity Oratorical Association.
For SALE-One lot 90 20S feet neal
NJ. Win vi Piopoit' III 'tlSN''N'
ST. Convenient TO business, school:
and churches. j b. Reynolds.
Mrs. VIM. Wasley, of Faribault
MINI. is visiting her sister Mrs. J. +
Potter and other relatives and friends
in this city.
A happy wedding took place a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. McDer
mott of Diamond Grove, April letf
1902. in the presence of host of ad
miring friends, Rev. J. Hardcastl'
officiating, Mr.. Fred q. Biddick anC
Miss Ophelia ]. Collins being TIL,
contracting parties. The bride anc
groom start life with the best wishe!
of the entire community.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-04-24

Additional Locals on pages 4, b 4 s
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-04-24
NUN Der II

i Read Spooner's add on the last
page Of this paper you will find some
rare bargains.
Wash lace curtains, shirt waists
woolens, etc with Maple City Soap
Racine hughes are number one
grade, none better, prices right.
Don't buy until you have seen the
Racine. N. y. Martin, Agt. l7w4
An eight page pamphlet giving
the Developments of the lead and
zinc mines of Platteville and vicini-
| ty, has been recently issued and will
be sent to any one Interested in
mines, on receipt of 2-cent stamp
to pay postage. Address, News OF
FIcE, Platteville, Wis.
The contract for building the
Grant county courthouse in Lancas-
ter has been awarded to the North
ern Building company of Minneapo-
lis, the bid being $1,000. Ground
will be broken about May and the
cornerstone will be laid July 1.
The water supply is diminishing
in this section, and the demand Tor
it constantly increasing. Te meet
this condition windmills are found
, most satisfactory with farmers
stock aud dairy men, The Stover
mills are said to b. uneNcellei and
VIM, Kramer the eiit,rprising agent
at Junesdale il prepared to put them
up on short notice. See adv.
Mrs. II. S. Ansley arrived In Min
eral Point last week, intending Go
spend the summer among the friend-
and familiar scenes endeared 10 her
through many years of residence
here, Since last October she has
been with her daughter Mrs Dr., y.
q. O. Coad, ut Hui, La. Mrs. Ans
ley makes her home on Long Is
lnnd New York, viii sister. Her
son Robert Is prominent official Of
the American News Company, at
New York city. While here Mrs.
Ansley will be ut The home uf Mrs.
G, Il. Gale.
Smoke RED Trunk"--5ct cts.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-04-24
HoRsEMEN /

TIE standard bred stallion, II. w.
hall brothdr to Joe Patchen, 2:0l14
wilibe KEPT for/seryice ut my barn
on fountal street. Call and see the
haldsomeh horse In this vicinity
T, stbs, $40 for the season, SIS to in
sun live colts. For further informa-
tioHsee owner,
Rvs s.. +. GuTTENsTRTN.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-04-24

] offer for sale my property con-
sisting of 81 acres Of land with 8
room house, large barn and Mt
buildings. and another lot OF "a acre,
with 4 roorl stone house, cisiern. etc.
All adjoining city OF Mineral Point
on the south. VIII sell for reason
able price. JOSEPH BRAY 5tf
Pasture for rent, Inquire OF Mrs.
John Wearne.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-04-24

The famous easy washer, Maple
City Soap, works perfectly in hard
water.
w. II. Prideaux drove to Dodge
Vile last Saturday morning, taking
his sister in-law, Mrs. G. J. Van Bur-
en-. to the Northwestern depot for re-
turn home TO Montfort. He was
gone just 3 hours.
The time of departure of the I'LL
nois Central morning train from
Dodgeville has been changed from
40 a. m. to 7:l0 a. m. All the ether
trains run on the old schedule both
on their departure and arrival.
Makes children eat, sleep and
grow. Makes mother strong and
vigorous. Makes healthy family
That's what Rocky Mountain Tea
Does 35e. Eastman & Meserole.
medicine man. DR.. Cbas. McGovern
a graduate of Rush Medical College
and brother of our popular teacher
John McGovern, having decided tt
come here. His office is to be ovel
Spooner's store.
VIII LaMalle left Friday fol
Nicola, Iowa where has accepted 6
position under Mr.. Ed Lenahan al
time keeper of large force Of men
Will is a genial young man and will
make many friends wherever ht
goes, and his many friends wish him
success in the new place.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-04-24
Tho Tribune Was Right.

The City Council is considering "a
proposition to lease the ground on
which the First National bank build
ing now stands, for long term of
years, the Bank to erect thereon a
suitable structure for ITS business,
law offices etc. This is in line with
the suggestion of the Tribune made
some time ago, that long time leases
of portion of the city square be
sold, and the avais applied to re-
modelling the old city hall or build
ing a new one. AT that time it was
contended that such leasing could
not be legally done. The objection
having served its purpose .. defeat
ing the movement for a better city
ball, it's uusoundness is admitted in
now conceding the legal right of the
council to make the proposed lease
to the bank. There is satisfaction
in being able to say we told you so.''
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-04-24
Corn Planters


Situated about three miles from
Mineral Point city. Inquire Of
l3tf @. II. THOMAS
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-10

par oetE TIL Dc troenoe tunoe toritad,
bpao iomme andre life funoe Times at
latte, at to mobiatte 9aaitanoe tunbe
life pere rigtige be9ge to. Rogle bieo
pilbIeote, og iblanot oisie bar 0br.
pa @enbeberen MI bapoe faaet fifet
/ rgrte 9anbe, fotlob ban Gen, men
lobeoe at fomme igen ON nogen Sio,
% iaa piloe ban mebbele n6errens
0dab" til Dem, Der sniteoe bet. 6an
Tom ogidd. % 0nr o9 De andre bib
leoeoe mddtte fda I'D / en- Weraelgrap
for at blipe genoebt. Den enOnu blot
bette ON DIR. 6an faIot mart / en-
ibGr Nnf9atelie ober bet Sfriot, ban
bdpoe tuget, % bet bleb BAN mere og
mere Hart, at ban bdnoe ibnoet peo
at bare label iig ripe bort fra lin Bar
nebodb % 5ro. ) oenne i'm Nsb fsgte
ban oper til bet ipbpeitli9e SiGuanb, en-
G9n, Tom giitop Mbniter engana bar
be talbt bet .belige 9ano", forbi Der
par ct omfattenbe firteligs Gin, % ida
par Der not pad famine 5io 10 q 10
trosnoe 9r9iter. al hbilte en- Del bar
oniatte at en- troenoe 8reb 6olitein.
Der 6dpOc 9alosrct til Ell Del Sogae.
3erprre bier DIR. igen fert inb
iblanot fine gdmle 5rospenner og oerz
Oeb reOet ub al i'm 9ilOfarelie.
&c bette 5rat, boiltet tunbe lebs
Iases al mango Flere, er ct Hart Bib
nesbnro ON, at De aamle troenoe life
bilbts fig inb. at ale Slogs 2are oe
Oaubsz % Raoperbetragtninger bar
lige eobe, mar BET Blot Iaa gubeligt
uo. Bel funoe be folbe / @ilofarslie
men be log bet life meo ben lumpne
5lotbeb. at bet life bdpoe idd fort at
iias. Meo andre Orb. be bar me1et
bange for at p9re 9srn pda ben Wiadz
be, Iom Der tales ON bet I Gf. 4. IA,
6por bet beober: .8i Tfulbe life bare
Bern og laoe De tumle ION 9sleen %
labe os ombribe al enhber 9Grboms
@ejr." On bette 99rooms @sjr baps
be jss tGntt at Iiee libt mere, men
ba LANCE 4rtitler bel lite sr faa bel
oiee / ct 9lao, iad faar bet p9re for
oenne Sang. Seq iIutter iua msO bet
gnIte, at Ri life maa labe os brine al
anOet @ejr eno bet. Der Iuisbs oDer
QpoItlens paa Qiniebdq.
). gebsrfen.
b gdntton, 2. ,.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-10
Hnslnn0.
Hepolutionspartiet erflGrcr Hegcr.
ingen arig pan anipen
81. Petersburg. Qluoui

OF. Petersburg, Quguit.
aaerebe for en- lib iiben bar Der
bGret Gale ON ben repolutionRre Be
bRgelie / Ruslanb og paret fremb9s
bet, at ben nub9renoe gepGeeliss 9ez
bere bar fat beitsmt paa inotil pis
oere at afboloe Jig fra ben Slags
8olosbdnolinger, iom ubgjorbe ben
tibligers f%datdlbte ni6iliftiife geDGgz
eIies trufti9ite % mart iust eneite
8du6en. S Samtaler, jes for ct
Bar Maaneber Iiben baDbs meo for
itellige Mano, fom mac anies for
.fGrlig pelunberrettet" mso !6enipn
til be RepoIutionarss planer, forfiz
frsbes bet mig ba ogiaa meb tor Be
itemt6eo, al man enonu en- Sib piloe
fslgs en- nogsnlunbe freoslig politif
os iaa piot mulig unOgaa 9lobsubs
gpbelie; mai Difoe fdd Nldsiebsmon=
itrdtioner / Stanb paa 9dnbet Iaa
bel Iom | 9perns og muligpis M og
oa laoe en- e1er anDen alt for fdmpitz
tiabeoslss Regeringsbdonbldnger til
belle en- pombgenoe leeemlig Gptugtelz
Re, andre l~igeiinbebe til Sfrqf Ga Q0z
Ddriel. Wan bilbe oerimoo life qibe
fit Wiinoe til politiife Sai9morb, ba
man bite life uben @runo frbateoe
for, at Weofelelien meo ben nuD9renz
be GeD9geiie perpeo lei funDe 6lipe fglz
net. Uian n9rsbe enDnn !Sddb ON, at
aejieren og bans R~aaogiOere piloe
femme til Grfenoelie af at bet "
mulig tunoe Deoblibe at gdd, Tom bet
biotil bdboe gdaet, og at Der berfor
beitemt maatte brDbes meb G~ortioen.
Stuloe bette 6adb a1ieeoel biie ia
ganite ugrunbet. naar Der bar forls=
Bet nogen Sib = ia, iad piloe man
megst mob in 4ilie blipe nsbt til at
brings andre os fr%afiigcre Mibler i
gnbenoelfe for at aabne 2jnene paa
Hegeringen.
Meo 9enfbn til be life Tda gdnfte
fac Morbforfsg, fom or forebet | Rus
lamb | 2sbet at be iibite. fjorten Maas
nt5er, bapbcbe be o%benfor omtalte
oiarlig pelunberrettebe", at be bar
bruet til llofsreIfe ubsn ben repolu>
tionnre 2ebelfes 8ioenbe og Billie;
Mttentatm9nbene, fom bdbbe bebet
meb 2ip encr 5ribeb, bar ganife bilt
Meblemmer al ben repplution9re Orr
a%aniidtion og bapbe ftobigt paret be
aIeriprigite, men be bdpbe banblet ganz
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-10

pate Den gunitigie 0pmartionaeo for
BAN, oa man fit bonn til Al fence ben
til qloua. Der OptOg ben ION 5ellls
Teton I ;, TrOrelonOet" % traffic rdd=
De grobe til at fortiatte. 8ttte aioroe
pqoebe BAN iud - lite uotn M, be-
Ifeoen WobItan0 - til At uo9ioe Ell
sdmlinq at, 6DaO Der iaaleoes ef=
t%erbaanben par uOarbeioet. let blep
aSmaabiitorier" 0872l, ienere ful9t'
at ct Bar %lignenoe S%onlinaer % al
roqle itsrre 5ortallingsr. Chen ben
bar ban Itabig ~Itreoet. % fIere Al bans
gsaer bar punoet tor llbreoelis; iaas
lebes bf. q. be / ilere 0pla1 no9Ipn'
sSulefortGninger. Ogioa itsrre, idms
lebe llogoper fOreligge.
9ubbe bar iom 6orfdtter nofolot ct
aate banif Qune meO ct ~bctposliat ids
tirif gfit og meb megen agte 6umer.
Sans QipsIpn par uopr99et rell9lpli,
triiteligt. / tarIiS Qano, fulo at
Qlppr / ipbelig 9enieeaoe, BELT bog
fprbunoet mco en- inoerlig 6elelie for
Wennefet, 6Dis Strebeli9beoer ban
fmoretrat at fe / tomiif eps, melt ION
Raragtig6eber bos Bern % inae Uiens
neItcr, boem ban Der en- U9eiter til at
allure 6dabe pbre og inore 3r9f. 9dn
blep meb 5sje lGit meo 8l9oe al
Marge, maolfe iiGr bldnot adriobo@
ere, iorbi han bar morIom, foroi ban
fenbte NenneIfene, og foroi ban els
itebe Dem ogfad naa be lite bar lad
aobe ION be buroe p9re. 6ans Uiinoe
bill bepares meb 99rligbeo % agtelie
for bans miloe, bliOe, b1oerlige yers
ionligbeb og for bet Gorfattcrtaletlt,
ban benbttebs fod inutt % trofalt |
qob aanb meO aate odnif gi'noomli9s
beb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-10
9copolo gu0oe.
ID. April 1886. -24.N ng. 1902.


6orfatter og Sfoleforitdnoer Garl
Gbriitian 9eopolb 0otber Bubble
bebe iforgaars, noget oper Sc aar
gammeI. Sapbe / nogen Sin p9ret fpg,
| l9ngere lib ifrgbelig, Iiben ban for
ct Bar 4ur iioen tom ilemt til Staz
be pad en- g%ane9ddrb / 6omborg. De
&umpe, ban bapbe maettet eicnnem=
gda, f%orinoen ban flntteoe fra 9ol=
iteinsminoe til 6immelbjeregaarben,
% be 8onItefigheber, ban poatog Zig
peo Opfsrelie og Snorctning at fit
npe 6jem. bar fittert ogiud biora9et
til at unoer9rape bans 6elbreb.
ftisnbt bette iaa ub til at pore
it9rtt moi.
9eopolb 9uooe bar Son al en- 9r9it
pg baboe 1t garneoms 6jcm | Snlz
Lamb, / Rimfss beb 8renaa og ienere
/ S6D. 5an botseoe op / lonolig 6ris
bcb, men tilbro9te me9en 5ib meb
9Gsning at fp9nbenbe Romdner, ION
tiltalts hans libliee 5antaii. 0erbos
fom ban / Ranoers 2atinitole og blep
STUDENT 1854, pdtlebe me[lem flere
Sag og opqab en- lib BELT at toge
@tsamen, bborimob ban unoer Snos
flpbelie at 5ejitolemdnoen SIR. Riels
fen = be bleb 8enner, od be fom
unge 9Grnepli9tiae 9iuroe Solboters
~tieneite - fatteoe Snteresie for 5pltes
bsjftolen og / 1861 blep Carer peb
6inbbolm.
6an fables berfra for al oeltd9e /
9rigen 1863 81, og nogle @ur oerz
efter opbofbt ban fig / 9%isbenbapn for
at tase observation-disclosures i - Mds
tbematit. Wtdn funbe unbres ober, at
e. Menneite meb gubbes Ggenitab net
op puIgte berne gibenItab, bois ras
tione1e og d6itrdfte GinoommeIigbeo
life Ifuloe ipnes at ligge for BAN; men
ban bleO / bpert Sab canb. mag. / 1867
Smiblertio penbte ban mart tilbdge
efter at babe 9gtet Stepbaniens plejes
batter pad !6oliteinsminbe = 5oritans
Der for aariie 5olfebsjItole, berpaa
1873 Oberlerer beo Yigebjsmmet pda
Sagerspris p9 1879 5prItunber pdd
6olTteinsminbe, boor ban birfeoe oms
trent en- Snes 4ar, ino til ban tom
/ Strib meb 9reo 6olitein pg MATTE
forlabe glabien. 6an orog MI til
Sbauno til acknowledgements, hpor
ban aliaa til6ragte fine fibite Oar.
6an mob / oibe areIs, bel nGrmsit fol-
teligsgrubtpigionife. megen @nieelfe
Iom Stplemanb, ibet ban forbdnbt 6us
maj @lltp9roiebeb meb en- i9rbeles
moralif Renbeb / perIonligbeoen.
8 nsie OperensitemmelIe bermeb ubs
fploeoe ban lit 5orfutterItab. 4lerebe
fom Sfolebifcipel babbe ban beghnbt
at spe iig / oigterilfe 5orisg, og ban
fenote lin gegaOelie bog uoen at fsle
benne meb Sitferbeb. Gnbnu iom 9lore
Mano % | 8efiobelie af mesen On
belt tunbe ban mare bnb Sbipl ON
8Grbien at bpert arbejbe. Oct bang
iammen meb noget 9lsbt, aent %
beroeoe bel tilige paa, al ban life bar
eqentlig original = tenoeligt paas
birtet uf 8. 6. QnberIen, til 0els df
Oidens = eller at bans Smrddoe par
ret begr9niet. Def bar 10 iaa, at bans
5ort91inger / @runben alle lignebe
hbsranbre meget, mebens 5ormen life
bar fri for at blioe manieret.
Qligepel bar ban meset popul9r Do
fortjente at b9re bet. 5lere Sinsb bar
maeite min6re lDtfebes, men ,,Gn ungs
bommelig 5iftorie" iom ban itreo /
1871, oprinbelia Blot til eaen Gornsis
elie, % uben at oile offentligssre ben,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-10
git p9re Born Og bliue
Dofsne.

%oSblanbt De gamle oppatte Og troenoe
6grte man fife fielben ben 9em9rt=
ming, at IMAM tube blipe iom Sern".
Se bette LOB ofte uben nOgen n9rmtre
5prflaring, men man f~oritoo, at W1enz
inoen bar, at ri ifuloe p9r gsrn ooer
for Dor 6erre, at Ri ifuloe al @nfolz
oiabeb tro bans Orb, tilegne Dc bans
Naabe / Seius ariitus. Og bet er
pitt, at / bette StDtte trRnge ri dltio
til at blipe mere % mere 8ern, bet er
enfolOtge % / ret 5oritdno gootroenoe.
Oq bet er altib ct oddrligt 5egn, nddr
bet Ielptloge, toloe og foritdnoige Be
fen begpnoer at afleie bet mere bier
teliae % barnlige Sinh. Og pitt er
bet, at bpab Der elb eners fan iiges ON
hpab man tdlber ben 9amle 99tfelie"
/ port 59brelanb, idd bar Der oDer ben
en- gbmngbeo pg 9jertelig9eo, fom
man MI ON 0age life timber etboert
Steb, bpor Der er Menneifcr, Der ger
5prbring paa at bsre til Dor 9erres
Jolf. Sg / bin @effelie m9rfebe
man % ben &9rligbeb, Der bGrer
og taaler aft og ION pdd fuller Spns
bers Mangfoloigheb. Man ldgoe life
an paa at bagtdle bindnben eler iadre
binonben. Man babbe Joritdaelie at,
at ,,naur ct Gem fiber. faa fiber ale
2emmer meb" Il 9pr. u, 26). Mdn
fenbte beler life meget til bet, man
M talber o5ebninger" ener 9urtiDGs
fen. @Ge troenbe fefte fig fom cen
5amilie, cen gsrneflof, pg be Oiloe
life alene banbre famine Del men be
piloe ogfau gaa !6aanb / 6dano.
Stu ben lib fom 10, bd man fdnot
ub, at forifelige ,aetningsr" bar peo
at arbejbe zig frem. Men til at be-
epnbe meb tpg man ben Gag meb 30,
inet man mente, at be ,aetninger"
fom Tom pad Sale, 10 not biloe en- o9
famine 8sj usrniig 9sitn til GIMME
rig Som ct Gfsempel pdd, bpprbdn
man / 8egpnOelien tog. be 5ing, ffdl
ieg anfpre, bDub jeg engdng bsrte ! en-
eubefig Jorfamfing. giogls / Gorfdmz
lingen bapbe hprt, at 5oriamlingsfols
fene babhe begpnbt at bliOe tulot optes
t%efter". Og be foritob Dit life, bbab
bette ldtinffstpffe Orb egentlig beteb,
men be ffennebe ba moi. at bet bar fife
noaet @resnapn. De fpurgte od I'D
| foriamlineen. bbdo bog bet ifuloe
betnhs, at man piloe beneons Dem meo
ct faa funitigt Orb. Gn Wdno ! JprS
famlingen, Tom pibfte. boao Der bar
peo bet meb bet Orb ,pietiit", ipd@
rebe ganifs roligt: ia, bet er 10 life
noeet at brpoe zig ON; tbi opieteiter"
bar bi pitt p9ret, idd lRnge 81 bar bait
nDeet meb 8riitenoommen at gre.
Sda bet belle, Der er Deo bet, bet er, at
hi bar life pibft bet for MI, Od Der er
nogen, Der ger os ben 5jeneite at for
t9ne os Bet man fan iige. at bet
bar at gaar lige til og tdse 5ingene
paa en- ieDn Maabe. Seen iaaoan tog
ma bet MI, og TAI bjdlp Jig ogfad
gobt igsnnem meb bet, og bd | bDert
Jalb ligefaa soot, fom maj bar bull
pet fla fiben Deb be mango Slags Gors
fldrinser, man bar fact ON pie
tisme" pg unbet.
Wlen bporban bar bet Idd eaers meb
be samls opDuftes sdle os Msning ON
bet at blipe 8brn2 Oar Der lite noget
fart inbfrnnfet og barndgtigt oper be
Mennsffsr, fuu man meb 9snfpn till
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-10

Raar 9Gierne benuenoer fig til 5olt, Der
aperterer i Blnoet, enteu ior at tgbe bos benz
sner for at iaa Gplnsninser ON bet aperte-
reoe, bebes be nItio omtale, ut be iaa Noers
tisiementet / bette Blae. Ait oil pGre til
seuIiois Rptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-10
,Sanlferen"

bIiper ienot I'll Subitribenter. inotil uotrpt-
telis Cpiiselie mootases al uosioerne os al
@9lo er betnlt, / Gperensitemmelie meo BE
Soreneoe Statfrs Boliiooe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-10

6Iertal er / Stano til at rbe ben
egtntlige reuolutionGre g5eltbGr".
fan life ourberes hpjt NOT.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-10

Entered at the Post Office at Blair, Nebr.
as secoud-class matter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-10

Advertising Rates made known upon
application.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-10

&eoattpr: 0aralo Senior