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Evening journal., 1902-10-27
Chances Growing Slim

From Milford News and Advertiser.
The Union Republican leaders OF the
State Of Delaware land OF Kent county
In Particular are beginning to see that
their chances CT success at the nearing
eection is very slim indeed Now they
are hopping abou. like fleas On a hot
gridddle looking for some way to
strengthen their party lines. Some OF
,he nominees for county offices have
discovered in their goings about that
there are evidences Of deseItion all
along the line. "A large number Of
those votes counted in recent elections
as Of the Addicks persuasion, cannot
be so considered this year. As near as
can be estimated about one-half this
vote viii go to the support Of the RE
publican ticket. This contingent have
discovered during the past few months
that they have been ON the wrong track
that Addicksism represents nothing
tangible, and so have concluded 20
throw their weight with that faction
which stands for principal and purity
In politics.
Then there is ano.her element which
has always voted the ticket that prom
ised them the most returns. This vote
vii be split this year, for several rea-
sons Voters say that they have been
fooled too often, and that someone else
has pocketed the money that should
have gone in their pockets This vote
can never be counted anyway until ar
ter election day; much OF It was always
Democratic until the use OF money be-
came an important factor in elections,
and much of 1t will likely go back home
this year. So there is lots on the minds
OF the politically Inscriptions at this
time.
Evening journal., 1902-10-27
a CHEAP pEMAGoGuE

When Byrne seeks TO make the voters
Of Delaware believe that the silk-stock
ing element is trying to run the Reg
ular Republican party, he sinks to the
level OF the lowest demagogue There
are very few aristocrats in Delaware
politics, and they are scattered among
the parties There are poor farmers,
merchants and mechanics who are UNI
alterably opposed to Addicks, because
they resent his attempt to buy them
and their fellow-men. They will re-
sist him, just as they would resist one
who came into their homes TO contami-
nate their loved ones. Byrne knows
that the man whose puppet he is would
fasten on Delaware the infamous
tyranny that he has fastened on his
party. For instance, NO man with red
blood in his veins ever submitted TO be-
come the pitiful, plant tool that Byrne
has become since he embraced Addiclxs-
ism. And Byrne, when he appeals to
the workingman, knows that his chief
dependence is on the purchased vote.
In counting mis- majority he is includ-
ing every floater I'M Delaware He is
not TO buy tham-oh, no; he Is to al
low others to do that, but he expects
to profit by IT, Answer this question
lMr Byrne, Don't you expect to poll
thousands of bought votes? We dare
you TO answer, yes or no.
You are then a beautiful creature tc
appeal to the honest workingmen, when
you hope TO become the receiver of-nC
we won't say stolen goods" as VIZ
don't wish TO be unduly harsh. But yol
ask the unpurchased workingman tC
place his vote in the same column will
all the fioaters. Mr. Byrne, when Della
ware is redeemed, il will not becaus
OF The special pleading, and tn
{ Establishments OF demag0gues an
money-bags; the workingman, arouse
and indignant, win sweep men like yot
> Layton. Alice, Bradley ana Addick
into the sea. Go on and elect you
+, Democrat to Congress, Mr.. Byrne. br
r that will be all you Will ever accon
plish in Delaware politics.
Evening journal., 1902-10-27
LETTERS FROM THR PEOPLE
Sport Lovers Against Byrne
No The Edltor Of the Evening Journa

no the Editor of the Evening Journal.
Sir: w. NJ Byrne has some bitter
things to say about the people who OPP
pcse his efforts to elect a Democrat He
says that they play golf and games Ct
that kind and are Of the silk-stocking
crowd. Let me whisper a few words in
the car of Mr. Byrne.
You are going to be defeated by the
votes of the wcrkngmen Of Whining
ton who understand just why Addicks
put you up. They know that a vote
for you means a vote thrown away un-
leSs they wish to elect a Democrat to
Congress.
But what / do wish to say is this:
Now that you try to hit at men who
enjoy sports, If your defeat could be
credited TO any set of men. l could
name among those workinginen a half
dozen to whom esp5cial honor belong.
Some of them are fond of sports, as
well as upholding decent politics.
have seen three or four of that half
dozen at every ball game l attended
this season. We got a lot Of fun out
Of the ball games this past summer, Mr.
Byrne, and we will get some out of
football later
Perhaps you will find fault with these
sports, too-but when we get through
with you on the 4th day OF November
If Addicks does not pull you of before
you will appreciate what a collapsed
football must feel like.
There were plenty Of reasons fc1
voting agairst you before You opened
your mouth. No man who slurs sports
whether they be horse races, golf, base.
ball or football, is fit to represent Will
mington at the National Capital
WOrhngman.
Wilmington, Oct. 27, 1902.
Evening journal., 1902-10-27
No Session
rom the Newark Ledger.

From the Newark Ledger.
There will not be an extraordinary
session OF the Legislature OF this State
After several Intellectual efforts to gea
Mr.. Addicks to withdraw from the
United States senatorship Governor
HUM would not convene the Legisla-
ture. Addicks refused to be left out
as a senatorial candidate. The futility
of convening the Legislature was easily
seen. The deadlock feature that
proved so troublesome two years ago,
would be the same at this time, unless
Mr.. Addicks had found several more
gullible members.
However, the chance for an extra ses-
sion Of the Legislature is past The
bar is up, and the question of electing
two United States Senators rests with
the Legislature OF 1903.
Evening journal., 1902-10-27

Whether OF not the next Legislature
shall be Republican, one thing is GER
tain; it will not be favorable TO Ad-
dicks Addicks will never again have
a legislature with twenty-five members
favc,atle 10 the election to the United
States Senate The poor old man is
on the go.-Sussex Journal.
Evening journal., 1902-10-27
CAUGHT AT RANDOM

q suppose, in the collecting bust
ness" said the inqulsitive man, near
ly every man you go to see asks you to
call again"
ASK me?" replied the collector.
Some Of them dare me-"
"Yaas," said Cholly Nuritch, tits all
very nice to have plenty of money, and
not have to work, don'tcherknow, but
/ don't find much to occupy my mind.
But. fortunately" replied Miss Pep
merry you don't need much"
"He certainly did get jag on him
Evening journal., 1902-10-27

You see. he resurrected hfs last win
ter's suit yesterday, and"
"I see; found a dollar bill in it, and
went OF and spent five to celebrate his
good luck.
He-If you wefuse me l shall put a
bullet thwough my bwain.
She-The idea? How could you?
He-I suppose you think I'm talking
like a cwazy man.
She-Oh, no, like a sharp-shooter.
I do not ask increase in pay,
I've got a good excuse.
My wife would get it anyway,
So what's the use?
Mr.. and Mrs. William Palmer are
visiting in Kennett Square.
Evening journal., 1902-10-27
REPRESENTATIVES,.

First District-Jamee Hitcnen.
.Second District--Charles A. Rudolph
Third DisIict-John Bancroft
Fourth District-William Lawton.
Fifth District-James c. Wrighting-
ton.
Sixth District-Abraham /. Tyre.
Seventh District-William II. Finn.
Eighth District-Willlam NJ East
burn.
Ninth District-John T. Johnson.
Tenth District-John u. Taylor.
Eleventh District-John w. Dayett.
Twelfth District-William A. Price.
Thirteenth Distrtci-Leonard v. AS
pril, Jr.
Fourteenth District-William c
Money.
Fifteenth District-Samuel G. Der
rickson.
Evening journal., 1902-10-27
COUNTY TICKET.

For Sheriff,
EAIMIT +. STIDHAM. I
Of Wilmington. IS
For Register OF Wills,
FREDERICK Z. BACH,
of Wilmington.
For Recorder Of Deeds, ~
JAMES s. MOORE.
OF Wilmington.
For Register in Chancery and Clerk Of
the Orphans Court,
JOSEPH c. JOLLS.
of Middletown.
For Coroner,
SAMUEL MCCORMICK,
of Wilmington.
STATE SENATORS.
Filst District-Georee w. Sparks
Third District-Thomas j. Stirling.
Fifth District-Rohert McFarlin.
Seventh Observation-Disclosures g. Lock-
on-man
Evening journal., 1902-10-27

MoNpAY. ooroBER p. lOOa
Evening journal., 1902-10-27
EDw. II. BRFNsAN

- ~ A1r~ ar ~ .r- A.
snN >s.> .S1 -Nsr~ "a Sas ~. vf,
Evening journal., 1902-10-27

HE certainly did get
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-04

9aabens beie Trene. Serren lenbe Os
isen iiben bisie 8rsbre til @errnn
(8anneunus),
20 al bore 8enner er at 6erren banrs
ne / abrabnms Sfgo; atbi Seius bar De-
res Ben. gRrs. Munie os Uir. Setter
Yeterien. 8esse bauoe De liot manse
Smerter unoer ct lanat Spaeleis: men
Seiu Smerter uar beres 9rsit og Gin.
bring. 5lere @ause iab De hinge runot
ON 8eters 2eie, os ban f%ormanebe Dem
tarlist til at labe fig fmrelie, at be tunoe
mebss / be spi9e 8oliser. buOr ri baue
bort 8or9erlfab. = Oct bar ct baarot
Slas for be gamle 5oralore. i9rlie
MrS. Peterien. iom bar uant It'll at
pusle ON bam, men bun ia9oe: Nu er
ban biemme. Der, buor ban bar lenstes
iaa mesei efter at fomme. 8i uilbe bet
iamme Der iblanbt os. airfsn par for
BAN nbpsselis rOlis", men ban er MI
biemme bet inoerlise lfsnue Steb.
Beters Spiserinbe, Mrs. CIR. BE-
terien. bar / lnnsere 9io oaret meset
ipg, man Serren bsrer bore genner ON
Selbreoelie, Der er mango Smaafolf /
Sjemmet. = 0nfie @ans bsrer 8 libt
fra Sbenniuston.
Silien. s. g.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-04
DanmarR.
Stor Sranonlgffe / Yileitreoe,
Gpbenbapn.

gn 9rdnoulptfe, Der minber ON
RnoIelsbranoen for no9le Qar iipen
paa Hprbpeltpei, bar Den Is. Oftober
b3emIsgt Melembbsninsen til Gienz
oommen Nr. 10 / pilestrebe.
Deb 5emtioen opbugeoe en- at Be
boerne. 6ormer 5rom, at Der bar
9rano | We[lembneningens &9loer. og
efter at babe ,alarmeret 9uiets Be-
boere, Lob ban til nermeite 8ranbtub
o9' tilfalote 8ronbp9snet.
Nen inben Sprsitsrne Tom til,
baobe Slben / 8aloeren. bpor Der bar
grenbielsrum for 8eboerne, os hDor
Der blanDt andre br9nbbare ling par
opbpbet en- Del Spoaner, ubpitlet fig
iaa itertt, at ben baube eennems
branot Osrsn uo til 9rappesangen,
Der / ct Gu fplbtes at en- uigsmnems
transelig Rse, mebsns 6lammerne
famtioigt angreb 5rappeselanber og
5rappens sprige Sr9berf.
Der opitob naturlispis en- frpgtelis
9anit bos gebosrne. 81, Der boebs /
Stusn og pao fsrite Sal. flap burtigt
og uifabte ub. paa anben Sal boeoe
Smeo 5unien meb 9uitru og Oatter.
9urfen. Der orbeioebs paa 5sibufet,
laa / Sengen, ban bopoe netop Do
gen ! J@prDeien fenbt Spgemelbin9 til
5sjbuiet. oe bd bans 5uitru oe Dat
ter bsrte 9ranoradbsns. ffbnbts be fig
ct fau ben Inse Manb op oe ifert nogle
9labsr. Men ba be iaa luftebe Dsren
op uo til Srappesansen og fanbt benne
cpfplbt at Rss og fau 5lummerne lpfe
op .gennem Rsetaagen, er be blepne
Ida If~r9filagne, at be er lsbne op al
srappsn til 2oftet, bpor be ale ire
ienere funotes fpm Gig = tbalte at
Rsgen.
De ire Gig blep at grdnofolt os
poIitim9nb badrne neb / @~adrben,
bbor Or. MabIen fra Rerregabe un>
berisgte benz Og tonTtuterebe, at 9sben
bar inbtrdabt. 9erefter fsrtes be /
tiltolbts 9Ggepugtitationspogne til Ct.
sSobannes Stiftelie.
Smeb Qnbers !6anien og Suftru
Sarcn $. bar lige gumle = 81 aar.
Sdtteren Mnnd bar %.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-04
Gas nnoer @enoipsiel.

Or. Osfar 6nnien bar / 6olfetinaet
oplnlt, at Der unoer UsnbipsIel finbes
naturlie Gas / innban Mengbs, at
Der manlfe funbe bore Gale ON en- np
9ialpefilbe for 2anbet. 8 1871 bouoe
man peo Serresaoroen @sfiRr pr.
9olne fraftise ubftrsmninser of natur.
Zig Gas, Der trenton peb en- arteIil r
Boring poa loo Jobs 9pboe. Men |
1868, ba man bprebe efier 8anb peb
Meieriet tot 6nb for Tpsrtsb peitre
Joriamlinssbus, traf man sfter at bope
boret til 278 Jobs gpbbs. en- iaa flor
@asmen9o., at ben, nnt9not peb Bores
rsret. br9nbte Tom en- 10 Sob bsj
&nmpsfaffsl, Der sjorbe ct ntesst spen.
tprlist Jnbtrpf, iarlis peb Nnttsiibe.
5lammen ufios pel noset / Gibens 2sb.
men @asubitrsmninsen nebblep bog
itabist. inbtil man tos Rsret Op os
beffebe outlet meb Sorb.
De- er iaaltbes ret ianoipnlisi, at
Der unber ct milepibt Qreol af 2anbs.
belen. fan bore iaa fore Beboloninser
al naturlig Gas, of be anpenbt pna
prafiif Bis fan biiUe Of Detpbnins.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-04

SWW"
SenbcrGplo.

ge.i 9iai;s @ssHishecsmec!em, sanic
Mrs. 9anmann, iom er ouer 81 Var,
bar / langere 9ib uaret ips oa iense.
liogenoe paa 9runo al en- Bulb paa ben
enc SOB, ia. Der maatte snoos en- Opera
ton til; men bun er nj after laa uel, at
BUN er oppe os saar omfrins. omeno
peo en- Stof. iom bun bog baaber, bun
life Ifol blipe ngbt til at BRUCE ret lRnse,
@briftian 4sierien bar OsIaa uaret
fps os ienselissenoe / ben fote lib,
men ban baaber, Os ri baabe meo ba m,
at ban mart, ON lna er SUBS Ttite,
after maa bliue raft os fOrtiatte i'm
@ernins iom 8psninssentreprensr.
- Som 8esel bar ri @ubstjenefte to
@onse buer Ssnbas. s ben Iensre lib
bar Ri bait ben @leoe at le aoffidige
fremmeoe til pore @u~bstleneiter. 8i
bpber benz biarteli9 uelfommen % baa
Der. be uil tomnte isen. at bet fremmeoe
a Ipiube, os at ct innbt ar~itenuenifab
n fomme / Stnnb meb Cubs Riss
alene for Die.
: 8or Rpinbeiorentng afbolber Rsoe
bperonben Torsbas Gftermibbas / De
forffeuise Diem. 8aftor Rsaer bar
beapnot OF leie 9apibs Salmer / 5or.
binoelis msb Baitor Nsf6snfelots ga n
feus Gortlorins. iom ben iinbes | IS ra
Gulosruben4.
Dor MISUNDERSTANDING afboloer
Nsbs busr Onsoas often 2irtsn. ga.
flor Ws0er pil til me te Wsbe beepnb be
at laie bsit al ben ppperlise JortrainS
m@enipeilins".
= Mrs. 8m. Rielisn bar lRnsere
9ib u9ret ips. og 9nserne meute. at en-
Operation par ngouenois. Wrs. 1iels
fen inbuiqiseoe euoelis oeri Os loo Jig
fsre til ct al 8pens 6oipitaler, boor
Operutionen iaa funbt Steb / Manooes.
Mrs. Niellen befinber Zig eiter 5or.
holoene Del, og ui baaber, at bun mart
maa %senuinbe tit Selbreo.
= Gbrifine 6anIen Ssiter til Mrs.
8. 9anien, iom bar uaret / 8eiss bos
fine 5oralbre / Sleepp. @pe, Minn., er
after fOmmen tilbuse. gi bpoer benoe
pelfommen.
ansnaenoe 8ejret? Sa. bet er
Solfinsuejr! 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-04

@noelis n9reben. 81 Bee
frieiiens SUI er iifferi saaet ben opsr
gsbiers os til Dels ouer 6ele Dunmarf.
oo mon forleoen erfarebe, at Yolitiet
en- Nat ueo Totiben babbe paasrsben
Grandchildren fra @sbierl paa ierff
@ernins, ba ban Dor | Gnrb meb at
fife Jfo paa @spniferiet ! sfoissaos.
8 flere 9ase baube Yolitist baft Wis.
tanfe til bam o. fulet bam boobs Dag
os Wnt. Branbfiftsren r. en- Jung
9anbelsaseut peb Naun Sens CIR.
Rasmusien Wdesaarb fra 2sben bapn.
9an bar tiblieere paret itroist ire
@anse for Tpoeri os B%ebrossri. 5or.
uben Brunbftiftelierns | Gsbjers Gar
ban osiaa fire Slospaaiattelier fra
Jrebericia paa fin Samoittisbeb. Oct
er ianbipnlist, at ban er @eruinesmon.
ben til Here Dranoftiitelier / Rsbsns
bapn, liseiom bet er mulisi. at bet sr
bum, Der bar foraarioset Slbebrunbene
/ Wsrre Sunbbp os be fore Slbss
brnnbe / gsbjers fibfte Gar. Der er
nappe Tuiul ON, at ban CT BprOman;
ale BranbftifteIierne bar ban ~forspet
unber nosen Snbflpoelie at Spiritus.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-04
euef, @is.

De inotOmue 8iorag til ct Nlber-
bomSbiem fplber til 9ato life fort |
&asien. Tanf ensans. buis etbuert
Meblem / Somiuno.i. bnaos uot8ne os
Bsrn, forplisteos fig til at poe en- Gent
aarlis pun oer.s 5soielsbas for buert
War, os oar lsuet, builten Sum! Ter
er maalte Here eno jss, iom er upssers
rig eiter at pioe, buor flor en- aapital
ct Qar uilbe brinse. 9enne 5orpliss
ielie piloe tiqiee isre andre Sober meo
fig; fsrit uiloe ben 10 brinse 9labe til
be 9amle Menneiter, Der liseiom isler
Iig biemlsie / Nloerbommen; bernelt
uiloe ben 10 o9iaa opfriite Soft til at
babe oeres 5soielsoas / @rinorins, oe
tiQise uiloe i%ifterlis osiaa prrt fare
airfeblao sipe os Ntteit paa, boor enmle
pore 8enner og Sl99tniuse er. Ntanife
Der er Dem. iom uil iupoe fig nosle Gents
iii oeb iamme 2~ellisbeb. bog uil bet nar.
melt bliue be u9ifte M9nb os apinber,
Der er fommsn libt bsjt Op / Aarene, os
Tom life bar Opsiuet 5aabet pm at,bliue
bunben i Spmens 2enter.
Oct sleber Os. al 9anlteren er bles
ben liot mere mOoerat. Der bar en-
lib, oa nosle al pore Treiter liseiOm
par sfter at f~ritiiere binanbsn. gel
ifulbe Oct suuite pitt nPrmeit ~betrustes
/ a9rlisbeo; men bog falot Der ueo
enfelte 9eilisbeber uotrpf os Demerfs
nineer. iOm ri M life iaa sanite ristis
tunbe betraete fOm aarlisbebsptrins.r.
= Baitor S%srenien rsjte i 5rsbass
til Sleepp @pe, buor ban ifulbe bolbe
@ubstieneite Ssnbassn Den &c, % bsrs
fra rejite ban til Nelion | Raitor Salts
Birfefrebs til Misiionsmsbe.
N. 6. gsterien oar nplis iolsi
80 Gcres Sfoplanb til en- une Mnno
fro 7plsr, Winneioto for 1913 so Gent
pr. Gere. Stuloe Der bore nogen iblanbt
pore 2anosmRnb, Der tilbsrer ben 2utb.
airfe, iom nu eler / en- mel Jrsmtib
Tiger Zig ct 8iem. oa er be uelfomue
iblonbt os; tbi bet er netop ben Slass
blipenbe @aiter, ri snlfer. Dog tror
ie9. bet er belbisit at fomme ftrafs; tbi
2anb Os darme ittser for buer Dag.
Mon life Der lfulbe bare nosen / be
fore Bper, iOm bar libt Bense, Der itulbe
foretraffe at fau ct 5jem paa 2anbet.
On oanit Wano, iom er spet / al
fabrifere frantic EraltO. oil funue gre
en- COB GOrrstnins Der | 2ud; tbi ui fan
mart life Opbriue ct Bar 7ralfO. Ira
sr FER nof al, os bet er enbnu noe item til
at faa for intet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-04
@arren, isis.

8Rre .9anlfer"i .Gfsnt ri fomme
benne Gang fra @nrreu er bet bog
uben r@arnin9"; men buao er bet bel
for Rsonttsren, ban ltal nof bebol be
&uleren1 -. Oct bar ben 10. Off,,
ffet life iaa mrrtelist, itsnt manse
Tin9, Der ftanr / Nlmanaffen, ilaar
feil. Oct er beIsr life bet mRrfslige.
Ri oil mebbels; men berimoo no9et, ri
bnpbe sobt Of, oss Ri inbbpoer 2aierne
til at globe iie meb os o~eroper, ON be
ba life bar mere enb NOT | Jorpejen n.
Wi bar nemlis bnit Misionsmsbe, os
Ni8ionenens, 9erre sjOrbe bet iaa, at
Hrsbrsne 8. Sobufoa %, 5. M. 9an.
fen FAINT 6. ". 3iortsuaus bar til Ste
be for at tabfefts os pibne for os. at
6errens Orb er ioHot os at bans Ger
ming / Irofufbeb. gi 1T beilist, Hart,
milb Ueir, sobt / TO B%etponinser, iaa
f~orbinbrebe bet life be iua9e fra at bore
meb, os ba DOR airfeiforiten bapoe
faaet 5orfolo, nRsteoe ben at beti enc
&affelopnen. men bar bog lopst Of foms
me isen en- np os beore ub9aue.
Sou part ri itiQe for of bore Oroet
ON Spnb os Naabe. 9aftor s. W.
9anjeu tnlte ub fra Up 2, 90. ON ben
psriOuiiss ariiieubom | 1rO. Rariis=
heb oa 2ip, afri fro Sotans Tnronni"
o. Ilutteoe meb Serrens Orb: Om
rpeen tsriter, ban TONNE til mig oq
brittle uforifplbt. Mebens 3anien tal1
Il, blep ri | mere enb en- Maabe globe
fig operralfet peb. at HoitOr 6~iortspane
fra fin forrise Wenisbsbi ! Golenber
Ga. forerebe os ct Nlteriet til porRir
t.. Sarlis bile ri 10 ba. naor Ri lam
les til Naabemnaltibet Dos Dor 6srr
og Imrelier, minbes Dor samle proff Of
Wenisbeben / goIenber. Sub elite
en- gfab @iper". q. &or. Q, ~.
!, BaftOr 6iOrtsuuus talte ub fra |
Cor. Is. ~ On at Ie Jefus, eaers e
bele bort Spn ct fOrf1rbelist Gejlipn
Rriftus alsue bar ben losenbe urt.
Dereiter talte yaitOr Sobnien ub frt
Sui. IA: bet er sjort. iOm tu befol
o. bet ei snonu Stun -. Der er niger
sxGe-anbem iom uolso, tbi be III
M bermeb Cub befaleI
nfepen oe aft onoI
tepet fol
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-04
&pitterinser.
Cor 8aDer til Yaifor &. Gangs
WinOeiten.

llnbertesnebe bar meb Eat mobtaest
fslsenbe Bibras til 6jalp for Gnten
M dren briitenfen.
6. g. 9anien, Ga Moure, %. D. 800
Niels Smitb, Cumberland, Me. 100
Sannid Smith q 100
8. Nnberieu, 9pseia Spr., Minn. 100
Mr. ps Wrs. &asmusie len, Jerns
4 tale, gaf................. 400
G6r. Qorent3en, Gernbale, @al... 100
gie gejterien, CIT 9orn, So. 200
Salt 80. 1920
g.. SebbeIop b.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-04
COLLEGE,
Hutchinson, MINI.

lin enne dansk-amerikanske Sko-
lie for luthersk Ungdom be-
I'LL gyndersit forste akademiske
II Aar den /. Oktober 1862. En-
* grundig videnskabelig I'd
= dannelse, drevet i en- kriste-
4-M 1ig Aand, tilbydes unge
Mand og Kvinder, / felgende Depart
menter:
Collegiate, fire Aar.
academic, fire Aar.
Commercial, ct til tire Aar.
Normal, ct til FIRE Aar.
music, to til fem Aar.
Manual Crainin0 tHusflid), tire Aar.
Hrt, ct til tire Aar.
Domestic Economy fHushold-
ming, tire Aar.
Civil Service, ct til 2 Aar.
COLLEGE HALL er en- fire-Etages
STEM og Murstens-Bygning 2l6 80
Fod stor, med V@relser til 2i4 Eie-
yer. Alting err tidssvarende -Elek-
trisk Belysning, Steamboat, god
Ventilation, Vandvark, Badevarel-
ser, o. 9. ".
GYMNAsTIK tilbydes allie. Wort
store Gymnastiklokale oliver fer
digit henved den /. Now
Skolen err inkorporeret under Sta
ten M~innesotas Love og har Ret ii
at give Graduenterne Grader q. A.,
b. S., b.. Nus. og b.. in architecture.
Fakultetet bestaar af femten dystiss
Lxrere os lxrsrinder.
SCHOLARSHIPS Fri Undervisning)
tilbyds vardige, men ubemidlede
Studenter. Skriv efter Oplysninger.
SRoLENs KATALoG paa mer end
ct halv Hundrede Slider er nu far
dig og sendes frit til allie.
Xvi, De msnsler Psnss til at fuldfere
Deres Studier, vii Skolen give Hen
stand til De har taget Afgangs-
eksamen og faaet en- lennende
Plads.
VI betalsr en- Del af Deres Rejseom-
k~ostninger.
send os en- Navneliste af tyve eller
flere Venner, i~nteresserede i Skolen,
og faa ANsGAR CoLLEGIAN eller
SUCCESS wore TO Maanedsskrifter
= frit tilsendt for SEEKS Maaneder.
For narmere Oplysninger hen
vender man sig til ~Bestyreren
H. w. Foght, A. M,
Hutchinson, MINI.
The state herald., 1902-11-14
A SPECTACULAR FIRE.
New East River Bridge Badly Dam
aged.

New York. Nov. l0.-The new East
river bridge. in process of construc.
tion between New York and Brooklyn
was damaged to the amount of n
least 100000 tonight by fire that
for four hours ragged 355 feet in tn.
air. on the summit Of the great steel
tower on the New York side. There
was probably no loss of life.
Owing TO the enormous height OF
the tower II was impossible TO reach
the fire with any apparatus in the fire
department. and the flames. after de
vouring all the woodwork on the tol
OF the tower. seized on the timber
falsework OF the two foot bridges suf
pended from the main cables. burnini
away the supports until nearly mil
lion feet OF blazing lumber fell witt
mighty splash and hiss into tn,
stream.
The falling foot bridge carried ava,
score OF lighter cables and guys
which tralled In the water. renderinf
II necessary. for the purpose OF safe
ty. to stop all traffic up and down tn,
river.
The steamer Puritan and other Graf
had narrow escapes while running tn,
gauntlet of the fiery brands that fel
In showers from the burning bridge
The fire was the most spectacula
confiagration that has ever been seer
In New York.