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The Saint Paul globe., 1902-02-10

IF Sheriff Megaarden really wishes to
prosecute his cause to successful issue
he should pay us visit in ST. Paul.
BY taking counsel with his Republican
brethren among the office holders, past
or present, Of ST. Paul and Ramsey
county as to how to hold on to an Office
after the public has decided its ircum-
bent should be thrown out, he viii get
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-02-10

The country will rejoice when the
president and his estimable wife have
no further reason for anxiety as to
their child's health.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-02-10

The attitude which his imperial high
ness of Germany has taken with refer
ence to faith healing does not wholly
comport with the divine right idea,
which never had any basis whatever
except that Of an unreasoning faith.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-02-10
Makes HHim Go way Back,o Etc.

The empress dowager Of China Is
needlessly harsh in her treatment Of the
emperor. She compeIs him to sit beside
her while she governs, while he might
be out learning to play golf.-Washing..
ton Star.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-02-10
He Couldn't Mean Minnesota.

Teacher-What zone is this in which we
live?
Johnny-Temp'rat
Teacher-Correct. Now what is meant
by temperate zone?''
Johnny-It's place where it's freezin'
cold in winter an red-hot in summer
Philadelphia Press.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-02-10

-I0tIUW zero.
Washington time G p. m. st. PauD.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-09-13
The FQ|e OI 4 LeleI|l

Has there, been for years in the cen
tral Soudan and enormous and well
equipped army waiting to wage a holy
war on the European invaders under
the Hardship of ShekhF Senussi, or is
the whole story fiction based on the
fervid imagination of the French
man Duveyrier, who first brought this
formidable Arab to notice about twenty
years ago? For years the French as
serted that this was fact, that Senussi
was great war chief, Moslem pontiff
who dwelt in the craggy fortress of
silva in the sacred oasis of Ammon;
that he was at the head of a large ar
my and possessed arsenals filled with
unlimited supplies of modern guns and
ammunition; that his troops held every
oasis and well of the desert; that ennis.
saries with their secret passwords of
the "Rose" were to be found intriguing
throughout the Turkish empire as well
as India; and that the day might come
when, declaring himself to be the true
Mahdi, or the forerunner guided by
Allah, he might preach holy war and
launch his hosts of Moslem fanatics
against Europe. Such was the story
started by Duveyrier and enlarged and
elaborated not only by other French
men but by certain Englichnen as well.
It was a fascinating tale this, which
promised crusade gainst the unbe-
levers such as the world had not seen
since Senussi's ancestor Mahomet led
his host to war; but it seems to have
been fiction from the beginning and
according to best authority it has been
finally demolished, but not until it had
given to the fierce Tt1aregs, the impla-
cable foe of Frances aggression in the
Sahara, watchword, a symbol, as it
were, which has all but made the ori.
ginal fiction reality.
Almost as interesting as the original
story itself has been its development
from pure fiction into what is almost
fact. Sidi Mahdi Sheikh Senussi, the
central figure in the legend, died about
three weeks ago at Kanem, a Soudan-
ese state on the northern borders of
Lake Tchad, at the comparatively early
age of sixty-6ve. Why Duveyrier hap
pened to hit on him for his bloodthirsty
hero is not quite clear, if it was not
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-09-13

pure chance, for Senussi has always
been the opposite of what he was paint
led. His father was a dervish by voca-
ton, who after stormy career in his
youth settled in the Green Hill Of the
Cyrenaica near the fountain of Apollo,
reviving the doctrines of Islam among
the Bedouins. Here Senussi was born
in 1887. The child, soon left an orphan
was carefully educated by a few Of his
fathers disciples in the small oasis of
Jaghbub, about two hundred miles east
of his birthplace. From the beginning
he was a teacher and an advocate of
peace. He formed a brotherhood by
which his influence gradually extended
ito the various oases of the central Sou-
dan states. For fifty years he lived
quietly at Jaghbub, a man Of peace,
loyal to his caliph, the sultan, and free
from intrigue among the Arabs. In
that time he never counselled resistance
to. authority or had recourse, to blood
shed He never opposed France in her
occupation of Tunis and Kairwan and
rejected with scorn the overtures made
to him by the false Mahdi Of Khartoum.
In the meantime the fiction started
by Duveytier spread through the des-
ert. 1t was like the old genii of the
Arabian Nights which Sinbad so
thoughtlessly freed from the imprison-
ing bottle. Senussi, from all accounts,
continued to live his qdiet life, but to
the enemy of the French, the ,Tuaregs,
his name became a battle-cry. The
French government realizing the mis-
chief that had been done tried its best
to kill the legend, but while it was pos.
sible to do this in Europe where it did
no harm On the Sahara it was too late.
Senussi had become instead of the name
of peaceful man the generic term for
the fierce Arabs who were fighting
France and contesting bitterly every
foot of the deserts sand About fifteen
years ago Senussi, either because he
feared capture in his defenseless home
in Jaghbub Or because he felt that his
life work lay among the semi pagan
Soudanese under the equator, moved
south to distant oasis, since which
time his life has been mystery. The
belief is, however, that he spent all
these years striving as missionary to
make these savages less bestial in their
ferocity, pleading for mercy in behalf
of the slaves and counselling wisdom
and mercy to their rulers.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-09-13

Tickets sold in Office until p M. Of day preceding
Coasfwisefreigilt received on Wednesday tiII
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-09-13

The Steamers CO.. PONCE will leave san ar for Touc dire
(and other pors) about September 81; octobers 18 -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-09-13

This steamer with steamers to and from
New York, belonging to this Company : -
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-02

len, at De life gobt tan unooGre 9indnz
ben. Sfolen fan life oripes uoen NE
nigbebens Stptte. og port @rbeioe for
Stolen er os lite til 9eIper. Gn am
ben @runb til, at Ri life tunoe tpbe
Stolen, par ba, at Here a ps bar gipet
6unoreber at Dollars til at betule ben
Sfole meb, oa Den 10 itabig bar Ififtet
Giere, man tan oa NOT blibe feb al at
betuIe for en- Sing Sang efter Sang og
enbba intet eje. Men ie9 baaber, at en-
lnfere SiO bill brboe frem buaoe for
Sit 5orn og Somfunbet, og bet tan
fun lie oeb at en- traftig PinieOino tan
9ennemTuie og opfriite badoe 9amle p9
unge, og bet gipe Iad Sub i'm @elIisz
nelie til.
Rasmus 9dnfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-02
Geoar Sails, Sa.

hrs. 81. %. Oapton, Der iibits lge
te6te 5armers Some al u. Merria for
en- Sum at $500, bar Tf9ntet famine
til 9pen iom 8psgeplabs for ben nbe
9ibliotets6pgnins, Der iHareit muligt
pil blips rpfsrt pua Mtr. q. G%urnegies
9etofning.
Der ipnes at bore COB 3ilfrebs6eO
meb bsnne pfahs fer 9ssnirgail, Dg
ielpfslgelig meo ben @elOinigbeb, Mrs.
0dnton oeb benne 0ape bar last for
Oagen imop Dor 9p.
Miis petrea aieIisn, !6amptun,
Sa., bar / 9aaifetiben b9ret geIeg
bos fin @eninbe Gbriftidna Iielisn
Der / 9ben. SUN rejlte after tiGbags
til fit 9jem i Manbags.
Onsbae ben 26. Starts afgit
2orens Moogs 6uitru peb Osben / be-
res 5jem ner ,9dirppiGe". Sun bar
ligget meget ing en- lib og u~noertaftebe
fig en- Operation / fOrrige use. Be-
~.gruOelien fanbt Steb / 2srbags fra
6iemmet, og 2isst fsrtes fda ber til
8Den, 6por Ssrgegubstjeneiten blep
bolbt / Na8aret6 Strife; en- ftor 5ors
famling bapbe gibet Mebe. qaitor
9anfen talte fsrit paa banif og bersfz
ter paa engelif. Otter Ssrgesubstjss
neften fsrtes StsOet til fit iibfte !Sbis
lefteO paa 8Dens airtegaarb. QfbsOs
bleo % Qar, og eftsrlaOsr fig fin
ManD, en- fife Dreng puu A aar, benz
bes 5oralbre. Der er bofat per / 8ben,
og 2 Ssitre og 2 grsbre. SUN bebs I
5roen paa fin 5relier, og bet bar benz
beg 8sn, for 6enbes fore efterlabte, at
be muatte fslge benbe / FANNIE 5ro, at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-02
Srnm, Nebr.

Mr. Sobn 9anien oe Wiis Qlma
Slfon 9gteoiebes Iibite uge. Wiis
Slion er en- Batter at CIR. Ollon, en-
Ipenit 5armer beritees. Oct unge
Bar Dor nu pua Mr. 9unions 5arm
/ R9rbeoen at Spiter.
: 9aurits Ssrenien, iom er bel
tenbt Der pad Ggnen, men / be ienere
4ar bar boet / Soma, bar tebt $50
Ncres 2anb nogle Wil ipo for Drum.
Dog Ifal ban life opertage Gienooms
men fer n9ite 4ar og bar imiolertio
forpagtet en- 6arm tiIbprenbe Mr.
Storcf.
Hiels YaulIsn, g6r. paulIens
9Ioite Ssn, er og bar p9rst meget Ing.
29gerne amer hans Spgbom Iom i9rz
oeles bet9ntelig og bar bette Wlenin=
ger ON, bpao ben unge Mano Teller.
gn Cage amer bet for at p9re glinbs
tarmsbet9nbsli e og oil babe putiens
ten til Omaha at unbergad operation,
msoens en- anoen paaitadr, at Sp9z
oommen er en- bddrbnattet Gonitipaz
tion / 5orbsjeliesorgunerne. Sioit>
n9pnte er Dr.. perlees &enbelie, og
ban bar be iibite Bar 9age BAIT 9aab
ON ct belbi9t uofulo for Nr. Paulien.
Wr. $. glocf, Otto Rieliens
Soiserfsn, en- oelbaOenOe 5urmer og
Sandman" fra. ben Ositlise Del at
Staten, er / oenne 9io meO 5umilis
pau 8eies bOs i'm !6uitrus SIegts
hinge.
= Sens 9urien fra Blair bar after
fuaet anfatteIie pos asbmunO 5. 6.
Gbriftenien ION oGlert".
: Ere unge M9no, garl 5elot,
9aGoemar 5elot Og QnOreas 2urien.
antom Paafteoag fra 0anmart. De
TO %feritnepnts er Rrs. S06. Seniens
8roberIsnner. 9eres forslsbige plun
er at ta9e bOiltet fom belft 4rbeiOe,
inotil be faar l9rt int Gngelit. De
Ter ale iunbe og itarte uo, og sipsr
ubieenos at, at tunne optase admpen
for 5ilporelien / bette forj9ttebe
9anb.
= Hiels Ydulien er MI / georinq,
ON eno bet gaar langiomt fremap.
Natten menem ben 81. % %. Marts
inotraaote en- 8enoing til bet beore.
9an bar liot forf9rbelig, og bapbe ben
Sang p9ret unoer Snoflbbelie at Mors
I'm | 2 Tiger. Gn 299e fra Mrlington
ertl9reoe Ddesn / 5orpejen, at patien>
ten umulig tunee lepe, og man bar
omtrent forberebt pua bans Oso. Men
Or. perlee gap life op, og OebbleD
meo Gnergi at anpenbe ale Mibler,
Tom fob til bans Raobigheo. @i tor
haabe. at bet frembeles mna gaa frems
ao meb ben unge Mdnbs 0efbreb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-02
Ypttawatamie So, Sa.

Snspag ben 26be Marts bar en- tlar
os iolpurm Dag, al og til orep en- let
Stp ben oper 9immelen, iom ON ben
oiloe iise: insen Dag iau liar uoer en-
eGer anbsn Sin ifal minbe ON 5orans
oerIigbeb. Oct bar en- Sorsens Dag
for Ct. pauli Menigbeo; men bog en-
@lebens Dag, ibet cen al De 9lbre
banfte Settlere og Meblem at Menig@
beben ifuIbe itebes til 9bile paa Wez
nisbeoens a~irtesaarb. Den afosbe
bar, iom for omtalt Der / 8labst,
Siauc 9anien. San bar O9ret meb til
at itifte Wenigbeoen oe bar altib BAIT
lin pldbs / Subs 5us. Og bog, efter
sset 1bfagn, fsrit / bet iioite 4urstib
bapbs ban funost 6reb i 5rosn paa
fine Spnoers 5orlaoelie.
!9enpeb ST. II forlob bet talrise
2igfslge 9iemmet. Oct bar unoerligt
at ie ben enc 9ogn efter ben onoen
flute 5elge, inbtil bet naaebe en- 29ngz
De at ca. z Wlil. Oct bar, iom ,,lln@
oertaferen" bemarteoe. BET itsrits 2is=
fslee man baObe Jet i lang lib. 8t
naaebe 8irten, ION ben Dag Oiite Jig
al bore aft for lille.
paitor 9ria talte oper 2. aor. 5, 1:
.5bi Ri pioe, at oeriom bort jorbiite
!9us. penne Spite, neobrpbes. babe hi
en- 9p9ning al Sub, ct 9us, Iom life
er gjort meb 69noer, epigt | 9imlen";
bette bar bet fibite Orb, ban bapbe taft
meo 6anien ON. Oct bleb f%rembapet,
iom ben afosoes 5rsit og @l9b. at
6uiet biit er bpgget at SUB. 9unien
bapoe snifet, at ban tunbe babe for
talt fine Mebmenneiter, iom ban bapbe
lepet ibldnot, at 2iDets 2ptte er fun at
finbe / Cub; men ba ban life tunbe
bet. pda GrunD at i'm Spgoom, Bah
ban puitOr @riu iige bet peb gaaren,
Iom ct Orb fra Den afosbe. 6dn bdns
be ct Ierligt Znite for be eFterlebenbe:
BLOT be life Fda for traplt meb be iorbi>
ffe Ting; tbi ban babbe ielp e%rfaret, at
bet lite par let at faa 9jertet loft fra
benz igen. nuar fsrit be babe fact ben
Itsrfte ploos. Mon life Ri aQe Tan
lore noget beraf?
paitor Gbriitianien, iom peb en-
tioligere 2siligbeb bapbe lobet at ppre
til Stsoe, ON muligt, og ta.e paa Gn>
gelft ober Sal. 80, u, naaebe bog life
at tomms. !6porpeb unbertegnebe tom
til at tale paa Gnselft, oa MAJ bubbe
lobet baaoe ben afbsbe og be mango
life boniftdlenbe, at FER fulbe blibe tai
pau bette Sprog.
9anien efterlaber en- fsrsenbe Gnfe
og fire 8srn. 6anIen baDbe b9ret ing
omtrent ct Qar, bog life juit iengeliss
genbe. San m9rtebe, at .6erren baObe
taset BAN affibes fra Solicit, oerfor
mobnebes ban psfaa 5gr.;s III Ssftsn.
Oerfor pare hi glade beb at ,amles ON
Barren; tbi Ri funoe ftaa Der meb
9aab. Wian mRrtebe fart, al SUBS
aunb rsrte peb manages 6jsrter; MATTE
bette Iaa ogiaa bliue ct Stsb fremab
pud 8sien til ben eoige 5ptls!
paatebug bar Der Sptaeelie /
MenigbeOsn, nemlig aorl Ssnisn os
9uTtru fra Council gluFfs.
8. Bomb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-02

be engang MATTE meoes isen for life
mere at Itiaes.
: SdnIen og Gbriitenien bar fadst
aontraft pad at ppfere Mrs. 6. Car
lens me 9us paa 9iernet al Drain
% lite @abe; Der er alereoe begpnot
meb llosrapning at S9loersn.
: 9aiior 2unb, Der i flere adr bar
paret pr9it for ben oanite gaptiits
menigbeb Der i gpen. bplot iibite Ssns
bag fin afiteOspraoiten og refer not
mart til MinneIota. Wenigbeben
bar ienpt a%aIbsbrsp til puftor gent
mineien, 9drlan, Sd.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-02
Sil tr9naen0e StnOenter.

abinbsforeningen / MOOrbeao, So.,
$500; paitor q. 6. 0ielien, Snb.
9err., $1,000; gn un9pnt, Calender.
Sa., $500; Mf ct 2sfte $1.00.
Salt $21.00.
Jafultetet, Grin, Gen., Blair, Neb.
gibrag mobtages frembeIes og ino=
fenbes til Yaitor Gr. Mnfer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-02
ents~nb Fan TIRE berbreses

NIB pbre WibIsr, ba be lite Tan rda Speeo1is
s,e,s @<sSe. Ratqrrh er en- Btobs ener &critituttoHss
mann. Ga tor al beIbreDs ben. moa 3. tese yseets
cinEeer III. Hal's Catarrh Cure taess ine % ptrtss
Ssn.a m en- GpoflalpersW u eoieln. Den bteu t
se alsi forsiirsust al en- al Be beOiie saser bert aon.
Sst. % x Il requl0rt q~0gemiobel. Oct er ian'rneniat
al Sc 8dfte GtprfsmioIer, man f@jenfer, torsntt meo os
sl3}r,bfr bsrre. Den fulbtonfns Gammeni0tntns 81
/, r. srorebieufer er bet, Der beptrtsr laa ierbouisnos
afs,aftaits peb 5elbrsbefen al Satarrb; StTln eI'st
G0faes al Npofbefere. Wrts 7sc-
He'll Family pills &c be beoite.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-02
Saf 2efiqina ' :s goo 2Nan0:

life for al ianpasitre, men for at repiaientete ct sanls
melt etableret Jirma meo en- aapital Of $s06, 900.
ON Aarcf 90 Gfspenfer, betaIbar
oirefte fro port 2ontor; en- ~Iieeirem esn, lite
aihaneia al Reinltaf, men for iampitii9beosiulbt
arbeioe. Snsen eriariua f%orlanses. anIebnins for
Scriremmslie. Gpsip GIber oe 8eierenier.
UNIVERSAL MFG. CO.,
34 Dearborn ST.. Chicago, Ill.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-02
a. 0ebr.

Omaba, 0ebr.
2 Qeno eonffe eo. slutb. Weniebebs Rirfe,
Eortb 26tb Street (in1ellem @rant os Bmrs
BETTE bolbes 6simesieguostienefte bper
esnDas Sormibbos 81. 1870 o9 Mftens
,euostienefe 81. 1907 Ssnoassfole ri.
1880 Gftm. 9isemsot. bper 9orsoog Wts
ten 81. 8. = aae ere 4ierteliB pelfomne!
9. 9. 6 BIZ ittanen
i0r9t.
sOpGl: 2219 q. 26tb ST. Omaha, Hsbr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-02
2Grer@ipges.

en II oenhe manolig 99rer gnites til at
leoe Jerielfolen / Dor 5rel'ers Menlsbeo
0eennb. Ris. 5or n9rmere lnoetreiRlne
beoes man al btnpenoe iis til
8eu. y. y Semen,
5?4 Isabella Str, Neenab, @ls
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-02
Yianoer og Orgler.

c9Saa
minbrs muiifalffe Suffrumenter iolgt til Lap
pris, lette Bilfaar.
IS. 4. KEMP. Mrg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-02

Yen nDe Girte meres at tunne bltpe
ferbig til Snbpielie Ssnbugen ben
27. Npril.
= 6. 6. pierce er ben befenbte le,
benbe GorbanbIsr of ale Slass Wsbs
Ter, Sensefiebre og Mabraier, Barr
neposne o. T. b. 9an bill falge Bill,
iisers enb be tore 5ufe meb slimrenbe
.Ratalog.
- Seq leDer og laoer leDe. De
fottise sioer ieg nogle penge og 3eiten
aaar til Hocfp Mountain Sea.
6arnbam &c Sumpfon.
= gaItor gbriitianien, Omaha, be-
fsgte Blair | 9aar (5irsoag).
Oct faar 8srneue til at ipiie.
1ope % pofse. @sr Moperen it9rt og
funb. Staber en- iuno 5amilie. Oct
esr Rocfp Nountain 5ea. So. Cts.
Jdrn6am &c Sampion.
= FRA 8alset Blair / 9aar (5irss
bag Foreligger fslgenbe Refultuter: 80.
.. 6ader, 8orgmeiter; 80. 81. Wiai=
ans. @itp @lert; 5. 80. &ennp, IT,,
&asiersr; 6. Gler, politibommer; SO.
8. 6ia. 9pS Sngenisr. Gil 8praaos>
meblemmer palgtes: / 4. Wdrb s. g..
Qub, / 8. Waro Gobinfon, / 2. Wdrb
s. Safs, / /. @arb Wst9inge.
Eli Meblemmer at Stoleraabet
pdIgtes 5. 6. Gner og Wm. aeap.
= Mober, Sa, en- paffe sr NOT til
to Rpdrt at gabb Meoicin. sc 8rugsz
-anpisningen. Der er intet faa gobt
for 8srnene iom Hocfp Wpuntain
Sc. 35 gts.
Jarnbam &c Sampfon.
= 5oreipsrgsler er inblebne fra
forIfsGise SiDer om iioite Onsbags
,,Danfer". Oct oplpies, at en- Pbftz
iqf, inbeboloenbe 8labet for Plaoier
lanes MisIouri 0aaep &c 2ongpins
Qinien er gdaet tabt. Saa mart ben
finbes, pil 9labst blipe ienot pioere til
Beitemmelfesftebet.
- Sobn McGuarrie bar ct fort
Oplas at gpsninssmaterialer og
Rul til lapefte prifer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-02
Sill Salg.

On eob 5arm, belissenbe IL gil
0orbgit for Sbennin9ton, DO Ncre 9ono,
bpprai be 10 er opbprfet os meset feniet,
er til Sale. 9riien er 1000 Dollars; ben
babe 8gbeium tan blipe itaaenoe %Iurlebig;
Here Ting Tan mebfplse. aebere tan
benpeube Jig til eieriuoeu,
Mrs. Worgrette Yeteren N,
Bloomington,
Monrue Co., 8is.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-02
NerDpie WGno!
Hfffriii al ct eate fpfnR Rsespt isnoes
frit Ill aus iom fr9nger til A,iGip Gus
aeu c. O.. D., inaen Wtsoiein 6umbue.
kHr- t0S oenne Nofio til Ziuf!


dVrpefie mig life meb abatialOers. Der ialbnoer
lance ftaffels ipge for at funne froHarre BEN beres
Eenge. dfg bar en- Gets fpenn Wecept, o~pifreDen
a. en- oneltg ipenif tR9e. Je9 erholot ben nnoer Ct
Beisa Suerrig, % bet fri9jorbe MIG iuleituHoief ira
6slgerne al unaoommelig u~forffnnb, iaaiom; Werpes
ipngheb, WGricneele, onariig 6nfomrneiie, idbt W1nos
bonn, Rfnilagenhfo 0. D., buoraf ieg leD | Here Aar.
effer at lea Der | gaHoet hapbe ~borfilsiei bunbreoer al
7ounrs paa Speeialiiter. BABE. 3nnitHtter 90 anore
Bpt. miDlrr iii ingeH Jiptfe. Otter at mango nnbre,
Der fprp9ues hnpee preptt oft rnnligt, ogiaa er blepne
hjufrHf Deb bette E9gemiooel, ~beilntieoe ieg at III flpe
andre: 0a Inlinbe al 2anDsfnQno oper alt bette
Hane er leuenbe Bi6ner ON Dftie EGgemiDoels uGrot
fnG be e l%enifaber. Sea ienoer Afitrift al pefne mar
felige 8iecept iiaiae neo Here Gplnsninger albeles
frif til alle, Der behgDe bet o. ifrioe I'll mig. Ee fan
fna ben nbfpfDi meo ringe Betpfiuin9 paa ct 9obt
Qpoief. fpr nit Beirar f~orlan9er ieg soc, raar 1e
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aer euer for at fnnne ienoe Wtbiein CO d., fem
Ie aiDria bar beftilt. 9isie Bampnrer irannrrer ben
ipae HAIRS fihne Dollar, Ter ab bare tiDeHe 90 i9l9er
bans ADrts ie til aHore lige iaa iamuitiighebelgie.
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lite BARGE fOr Of Itri0e I'll MIG. aee er iHaen oumbne
mager og bar ingen .Shefne" al noget Slags Tor at
tiina. re mig Benge eIer p%aatpinge 9em Webiein, TOM
Ge life oil bape. StriD frafs, 90 1e ital iinoe, at
life ale ere Bebragere. Noresie:
c. E. BENTSON, Box 1872, Chicago, III.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-02
Chamber Soften 90 moertper
WorfofeNen.

LaxativeB romoOuinine 9iner furerer enHpr.
fglelie paaen Rag. 5n8en 6elbreoelir, ingen gefaling.
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.9aniferen."
Cnssag ben 2. Gpril 1902.
@nostjeneiter,
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bag / Maansoen). 4ftenguOstiensfe 81.
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esnoasstole bper SsnOog 6ormiooas
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Br9f.
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Raoneo, 81. 1870.
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Den nDe airte menes at tunne bliDe
f9rbig til Snbpielie Ssnougen ben
27. 4pril.
The colored American., 1902-01-18

McLaurin regime is of q man who has
violated every tenet Of the decalogue.
We doubt the wisdom of President
Roosevelt In making these appoint
ments. He is not building up a new
party. He is being imposed upon.
When men like Gen. Robert Smalls,
e q. Deas, chairman of the Repubn
can State Central Com. e A. Webster,
deceased, ). Col. r, NJ. Wallace, E W.
Scriven, l.. w C Blalock, A. A Gates
and others-men who have kept the
party organization intaet-are ignored
and given the back seat. The old leaders
are wondering what will happen next.
For instance, the U. 8 Marshal, L..
W. Melton, who was appointed by
President Mckinley as lily white re-
publican and recommended by Nc
Lsurin, has lived a life OF licentiOus-
ness and open adultery His record Is
known not only in the state OF South
Carolina but in North Carolina and
other states His reputation for drunk
enness, for gambling and for assOci&t
ing with immoral women, is known
all over the country, as well as his
habit of making debts and refusing to
p,y them. 1t is said that IN Charleston
he comes to the court fro oquently drunk
and in frOlicking condition, and his
word or note for money is not worth the
paper 1t is written on. He is Who'll y
without reputation and credit in Charles
ton and yet he has been recommended
for re-appo1ntment,
Another one OF McLsurin's faVorites
Is Mr.. John G. Ospers District Attorney
for South Carolina. He is one of Presi-
dent ROoseVelt's appointments and is
an excellent type Of the class Of men
recommended by John Lown McLaurin
for preferment. He was prosecuted in
the United States court in 1894 for PEN
sion fraud. During the Harrison re-
gims he was pigeon-holed in Washing
The colored American., 1902-01-18

II the old line republicans of South
Carolina are to be believed, the advent
Of McLaurIn in republican politics IL
South Carolina has created havoc in
the ranks. The supremacy of McLaurin
is the supremacy OF horde of political
renegadeI-Of self-cOnvicted partici-
pants in the lyme ings and other
crimes, of men who nave affiliated
with every POLITICAL twill O'the wisp"
which has come up in the state for the
past two decad"s.
Said a republican lesder, who has
grown grey in the servics Of his party
In the state, who has attended every
Republican National Convention since
the days of reconstruction.
Every appointment made under the