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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-06-06

DUTY, MIS- E.iiiS
BuDdy, Miss Il
Burka. Miss Rachel
Burnett, Mrs VIM
Burroughs, Miss Char
ity
Burrows, Miss Eva
Burton, Miss u "
Butcher, Mrs Julia d
Butler, Miss Annie
Butler, Mrs Mary
Butler, Hiss Susie
Byron, Miss Mary E 81
Caldwell, Mrs Dolly (2t
Canbell, Miss Anna
Cambel. Mrs Netfie
Gambler, Mrs Ida 90
Cannon, Mrs Annie
Carr, Mrs Annie J B
Carrows, Mrs Ellsworth
Carter, Miss Eliza
Carter, Miss Mary Ann
Cason. Miss Dell
Chase, Miss F II
Chateau, Miss L
Chin. Mrs Beckie
Clark. Mrs Charlotte
Clarksop. Mrs Emma
Coleman, Miss L
Collins, Miss Katie
Collins, Miss Mia
Cook. Miss Harriet
Corbin. Mrs Florence
Cory, Miss Susie
Crawford, Mrs Virginia
Creest, Mrs NJ G.
Crosby. Mrs Oscar
Crump, Mrs Kate
Cufer, Mrs Mfnters
Cullen, Mrs II J
Curran, Nrs Jos
Currie, Miss C
Dale, Miss Lille
Davis, Mrs Anna
Davis, Mrs J W
Davis, Miss Lula
Dawson. Hiss Mamie
Dent. Mrs A B
Dent, Miss Mary
De Vaughn. Miss Mabel
Deyerle, Miss Sallie
Digs, Miss Maria
Dole, Miss Christen
Dorsey, Miss Carrie
Dorsey, Mrs Grace
Dorsey. Miss Lottie
Dow, Mrs Mary z
Ouch, Mrs Hattie
Duggan, Mrs Y G
Dyer, Mrs Marie
carp. Mrs Julia "
Edmunds, Miss F
Edwards, Miss Alice
Edwards, Miss Buelah
Elliott, Mrs r "
Erwin. Mrs Walter
Everson. Mrs Ellen z
Etley, Miss Lottie
Eshley, Miss f
Faber, Mrs Fred "
Faley, Mrs Pearl (2)
Finley, Miss Lotfie V
Fisher, Miss Maggie
Flarey. Miss Ada
Forsett, Miss Ella
Foreman, Mrs Hattie
Fortune, Miss Joseph
inc
Fox, Miss f u
Frankling, Mrs Z
Frobel. Mrs VI L
Furgerson, Miss Letitia
Fuller, Miss VI P
Gallant, Mrs Lucy
Gatewood, Mrs r
Gill, Miss Mary
Grobe, Mrs F VI
Goffney, Mrs F
Gordon. Mrs Maggie
Gray, Miss r F
Grayson. Miss Nellie
Green, Miss Alibe
oyer. Mrs Martha
Haines, Miss Edna
Hanny, Miss lilly
Harper, Miss Eliza
Harries, Mrs Julia
Harris, Mrs VI
Harriss, Miss F L
Hayes. Mrs Florence
Hazel, Miss Belle
Henderson, Miss s F
Herman. Miss Ada
Hickey. Miss Annie
Hill, Mrs Sadie
Himos, Mrs Virginia
Hofer, Mrs Bessie
Holmes, Miss Mary l
Holton. Mrs VI "
Holzwart, Miss T
Hopewell, Mrs Lucy
Horner. Mrs a
Hosmer, Miss f s
fIonister, Miss Mary
Howard. Miss f C
Howard. Mrs X
Howard. Mrs r
Hunter, Miss Lottie
Hurley. Mrs 4 G
Hynes, Mrs J P
Inerv, Mrs Louisa
Jackson, Miss Annie
jackson, Miss Harriet
Jackson, Miss 6
Jackson. Mrs W II
James, Miss Lizzie
Jinkins, Miss Annie
johnson, Mrs c F.
johnson. Miss Clara
Johnson, Mrs Eliza
johnson, Mrs Elizabeth
Johnson, Miss Jose ?
johnson, Miss Lizzie
johnson. Miss Louise W
Johnson. Miss Mary
Jones. Miss Martha
Jones, Rosie
Jones, Mrs Theresa
Johnston. Mrs ] Roland
Jordan, Mrs Geo Alfred
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Heating. Miss Maggie
Keill. Mrs Annie 5
Kent, Miss Lucille
Ken. Mrs 4 f
King, Mrs F
King, Miss Lillian
King, Sarah
Kimhro, Mrs NJ L
Knight. Mrs "
Lacy. Mrs Minnie
Lane, Miss Maggie
LAWN, Mrs Mary
LAIR. Mrs \ J.
Laws. Mrs Ella
Lauson. Mrs VI
Lee. Mrs Lucimly
Lenert, Mrs Ellen
GENTLEN
Abbath. John
Abbott, r S
Abby, Arthur
Adams, J X
Abby, Arthur
Allen. Edgar
Allen, L NJ
Alton, j G
Anderson, II b
Andrew, r Gilchrist
Ashby, L
Asbiornsen. $
Baker, Erwin
Baker. \ w
Baldwin. Geo E
Bapister. Sam'l
Banster, Frederick
Banks. Maulby
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-06-06

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-06

lite lob iig gore, ba at labe Jig laDe en-
parDt. 5prit bar parDtterne imad,
berrGt botisoe De til be m9giige
Qapngeparptfer i G6riitian ben 5.
5ib, for Ida after at ibinbe inb til be
fmad, iirlige, pu0reOe 9arptfer me6
piit iNatten / 5reoerit Den 8. og G6riz
titan Den Z. 0a9e, hbormeO oeres
Rolle bar ubipiqet. Men fom Yr9z
iterne bar De iprigite / at tempe, ia
enbog preoife mob garbfterne, fao
bar be ogiaa De iejgeite til at 6olOe paa
Dem, od be gift at grug.
aigtignot fan StGgget life regnes
til Pr9iternes oGmbeOsbragt / III
minOelig6eo eler til 0eres o9oOeobe=
oefning" / SGrbelesbeb, men ba bet
bar en- life ringe 8etDoaing peb en-
YerIons 6sle DOre 6remtr9Oen, Ital Der
til Slutning iiges liOt ON qreiternes
Sfag. Snotil ct goot StDffe ino i
bet II. Qar6unorebe bar bet Ieobonliz
&c, at YrGIterne lpb St9get gro frit.
0fen / bet L. QdrbunDreoe ~teqDnote
Ragetnipen at gre fig g%alOenoe. 9i
trefer ba bet iirlige, m%ilit9ro9tige
BipItaq, enoog 6os giifopper iom +,
SIS. SerIia og 9ingo. Saa tom BET
Is. NarbunoreOe meo be belt 9latrdge=
De Qnii9ter, og morlomt er bet at l.
dgttage, at 10 mere Steget %foripan6t,
oes itorre bleo ParDtfen. Saa fom /
8egDnOelfeu al bet 10. @%dr6unorecc
dc ort6ooore 8affen6arter", Iom Ri
Ter Dem bos MDniter og bans 0iIeiple,
inbtif enoetig Steget after fog i9ens
mem, mart fom 5utoitag mart iom
Sip, mart Iom Oberffag olene, / Be
9bnoellea oniet for ganite uprGiteligt
6t8nt bet bog bar en- 3iI6aqeOenben
til bet 9amle), Ienere anIet iom en- Ii
ae9pIoig Sing, 6paO bet 10 oaiad /
girteli96eOen er. Qf Sfaget og 6ad=
ret (eqer parnften) paa gamle 9ras
iteportretter bil man Ida gobt fom
altio tunne beItemme, til 6oilten 3io
De ifal benfsres.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-06

Raar Ri Iad BERTH fpjer, at ale bore
cano. p6il.'er og eanb. mayer o9 en-
itor De al bet Imufte agn er 9igtere,
og at ale pore 9igtere bar Salient,
naar ri t9nfer paa Smgrret og Sfees
bdlIamen, bore to rationale ubfgri ELS
artitler, naar ri fort fd9t opger bort
itore Snbifuo / ZEN europeiite 8ultur,
mda Ri Iaa life not 6abe COB at brbite
os en- Smule!
Selb ON Der / bette ubbalgte 5olt
er erfelte bgoe og mprfe 9unfter, fom
T. SIS. bet fgl. 36eaters pdrtetpu6>
lifum.
Gn Sing maa fun %forunore, bet
er, at port 8enitreminiiterium
at ale be tanoli9e b%iplOmatiite ge>
gabelier fun bar funoet en- p9rbi9 til
at Dp65jes paa 3oburetterne.
SO og Iaa en- Sing til. vt Syrup
efter ogolitifen"5 uOId9n ffal BABE
pnIfet om life juit en- Baron ida Oog
en- Qe6nsgreoe ino / bette famine hi
niIterium.
6oorfor life tags oQe @fselle1cer
fra 9lobsn2 Oct piloe 6aoe gle6et
6ol5erq, Der bar pitt fig iaa uOpifz
lingsopgtig enOna efter i'm 9eb.
oScepticu5."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-06
Sil DC n6Slibcn6c Sinner

er til Cato inotommen poo SITS &ontor;
vars 9ielien, @ermiaion. 9. Sat. SOC;
e6arlep Maron. SigoolO Simonien, /. Ct,
bper 81.
6br. 0anien, Ne9a, e.. Sat. Al.
0iier / 1reioloi9beoS D. en- lut1. O189,
ITEM Genmart, isis, s41.45.
Mrs. :. qun6, Scanoia, Rebr., S..
I3ions M96.. Gutter 60. 9tebr., $13.
Gn unqunt, 5ruiaut, Utih., 81.
6eloenOe ira get6ania @g6., Ruifin,
glebr. Sens u. 6outoeO So; Martin Sens
len, Gbritian 0lien, vars aeiperien, :. s..
6r. Oerifien, Sens 6onlen, Better Qeterien,
Ra8mns gorien bper 81; Sobn
Qeterien SOC; g6riitiou Qeterien, 6riiten
0len, ebriitian 2unOsSoaro buer 81; Sobn
@ef 81.
6eloenoe ira Oenper. solo. Anna Ser
felien, q. z. So6nion bper 80 Mtrs. I. e.
,Sobnion, 6orl Semen, Rosmlts 9onien,
German 6ielosooro, Deter Nonien, Carl
Socobien, Martin 0onien, 0ans Sobnion,
asbiern 0euolo, 6oomus Sobnion, Wrs.
R. So6nion, 6ans 0onien, Mrs. Sans
0anien, Yoitor g.. Mpller, Wrs. 9apor'
man, Oirs. II. Nielien, 8riitine Semen,
qaura Qorien, Soiie oanien, Sriitine 6ons
ZEN, 6otbrine 0olm buer Il; Ses 0onlen,
Wotbios 9eterieu, 0ous &nuoien anna
0anien, Marie ,Seremiaien, Cine Oom9oaro
buer SOC; Spren Rielien, Better @britenien,
Wrs. 4eterieu bper Pc.
en mppnt, Iidens, Ga, SOC.
Mrs. sSobannesoonien 6ernoale GAL, 80.
vars 9eterien, Sermon, Nebr., 81.
u. &. Seiperien atnton, 0re., 81.
FRA plainpiep, giebr., $40.
qnton 9aurlen, 6ennoro, 9iebr., ST..
g. g. Gbriitenien, @reen Ban. gSis., 81.
Mobs 9eterien, Minoen, @ebr., 50.
Motbilbe Berg. Blair, Rebr. 81.
Sel9enbe ira 6aaoip, ga. u. Gals, 9ans
Neiteroaaro, Sens 9eterien, Woos Mabi en-
buer 81; &. 81. poulen soc; 8. :. Stow,
galtor 6. aro9b, Sue Rasmnsien, @br.
oenuin9ien, 4eter u. Neterien bier 81.
IRA Qenner / 8imbaa Co., 9tebr., IS.
5iliammen 1882. 20. Salt 1896 80.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-06
Saoer 6olberg
%
Minilteren.

Der er, euer inntes at p9re, uoz
bruot en- aonfitt meGem 6aoer Sol
berg og 2anobrugsminiiter 0le 6ans
len. 5bi Tiger life garonen i Scope
pau 9jerget" felgeube Orb, Der tu1oe
Ibnes oirette msnteoe paaGtsceQeneen:
9i berfor gprigbeb fra plopen mer
ej toge.
@sr gonoen til Regent iom uni for
buns 0ase..f
Saa meget er / aft 5alo bit at
bet tgl. 3beaters publitum tiljublebe
bisie / bore 0age iaa blasfemiife Orb.
Dog. 9emonftrationen bar pre9et at
gobmooig 9bitigbeo, og / 5elge Here
0enItreblabe 10 be tilIteoeo9re.1oe
Rigsbdgsmenb at 9onoeitunosn ielO
meo.
Smiolertio er Der andre 8enItreblds
be, lom bet bar briaet. Sg bo man
aaiaebel nebi9 pilbe it9los afosoe 6ols
berg ub / bans @rdp formebelit bans
Wlangel paa 2@rbpoigbeo for bet nus
lebenoe fore g., bar man funoet ct
a%ompromis. 8egge 9'erae er / pg
for fla lige uom9rtebe M9nb. Wen
naar 6olberg ftilbrer Scope Iom MIN
ore regerinqsegnet, 8aronen oerimob
Iom en- I9rbeles fin Diplomat, iaa er
Get, foroi 9arpnen paa bans Sio er,
bDdo Scope er MI - og ombenot.
.6an obrteoe in Sorb, ida 8aronens
@oos blep langt tilbage", flyer Bolt
titen" ON ben moberne Scope. San
tog &ommanboen / So9aet. 6un
lerte at forItaa2ooe % at dominiitrere.
6aas gooe6obeo bleb bebre og beOre, og
oa Scopes 8enner idd, bpao ban bneoe
til, iatte be 8aronen ub af5oltetbinget
og BAN ino. San ubbioebe fine aunbz
ftaber fra Sognets Eager til 9dnoets,
og ba ban tunbe benz beore eno be
feite og ligeiaa goot Iom nogea ons
ben, gift ban pp | ben rebe 8pgning og
iaebe befligt: ounOitplo, 9r. Baron,
Stolen er min, De maa flptte Dem.
Naar man l9fer Iaa npbelige Orb,
Ibulmer ems 6ierte al berettiget Stoltz
beb ober at bore banif.
9bi er hi life ct ubpalgt Jolt? 8ore
4~rbeibere er lom betenbt be tlogeite,
b~eiiabigite, bbstiefte, rebeligite / belle
8erben. Der er life en- af benz, uoen
at Der ititter noget at en- Sotrdtes
BAN. Og bore Bomber. bpem pi
5orpejen fenote Iom be bbgtige 2anb'
m9nb, be 9rligt og rebeligt er, piier
fig MI tilbobe Iom lutter ubpre9ebs
acknowledgements r. Der gadr
lutter @labitoner bag Plope1 / bel
| line Sanmdrf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-06

nadr pr9iten Sobannes 5ranooius |
@inoing peo 0orieas, ON 6pem bet
berettes, at ban par sme9et 6itaneus"
% fom blep afiat 1862 eiter gentdgne
Multteringer, en- Sang lob Strife
maal % Qlter9ang / 8r1rup airte for
rette ,,of en- ubetenot Perion | en- rgo
6ilemults Bet. Oct bjalp lite, at
!Sr. Sr9nooius foriitreoe, at bemelbte
Berion par ,en bRoerlig pr9itemdnb,
iom ban bdooe tedot fra Staane".
4aereoe 1862 %formaneoes 9raiterne
til at pogte fig for ouititfeli9t 8laoez
bon, bpiltet 10 pil Iige: en- 0rdgt, Der
lite pdsfeoe for beres Stano. Oms
trent peo famine 3io inoIt9rpeoes bet,
at ooIle preiter o9 0egne Ituloe IRE
iibe % ifitfelige 9l9ber og 0ragt, Iom
bet iemmer Zig %Iaaoanne adnOelige
perioner % SUBS OrDs 3ienere."
Sg MI maa man Def lGg9e MGrte til,
at ben fer omtalte 0rdgt itufoe o9re
prGiternes bagIiqe 0ra9t, bdooe /
9jemmtt og | Weaig6eoen. Speralt
Tube 9rGiten bare ifgrt - 6poo
8riitian BEN 5emtes oanIte Cop taloer
BE rette 9raitetle6er", og 60or
utroligt BET END finger, hercr hi enoog
ON t6ans G9eoe / @renldno, at ran
paa fine gtejfst beitanoig par iiprt TT
Orndt, fejleoe. torte % git / BET, enos
ilsnt bet mango @ange bar iaa itift At
SIS, at bet tuaoe Iiaa ret op. Ia
PrGIternes Gmbeosordat / bet fntten0e
Qarbunhreoe 6apoe ndaet benSfittelie,
ben inbtil 8ato bar 6e6olOt. regutes
reoe &riitian ben 6emtes I~aetal0te
nOoerod ooigbeosanorbning at 1858
Sper9smaalet ON. al 6pilfet Stof
praitetinlen Ifuloe pGre, ioet bet be-
itemtes, at ben for dlminbeli8e gejItz
li9e ituIoe bere At alGbe. for SjGls
lambs giItop % 9ongens 9o1fesiios
narius belt al 5lejl, men for De andre
Siifopper iamt for 0ottorer / 56eoloz
glen at Silfe lmeo 5leielss9 inger. ut
pqiaa profesforer / 3beologien, ielo
ON be lite bar proinerece, bGrer 9r9s
iteoragt. bar i'm Iinple 8runO Oeri, at
penne 8ragt iom aft bemGrfet oprinz
beiig a Ell SGrtenbe for ale Soft al
bet lGrbe 9aug.
Ren foruoen Stolen" berer 10 o9s
faa o9ropen" til YrGfternes 0ragt.
at bline bemt fra STOLE og araoe"
er BET gamle llotrnt / 5oltemuube
for at blipe ofIat fra bet geiItlige
Gmbeoe. 6bab M Yr9itetraoen an
gaor, ba maa bet fsrit bemGrtes, at
ben runoe. pibepe ardoe er ganite lar
egen for oanite og norite prGiter. Sun
entelte Steber / 3pitlano e. SIS. /
Sa6ien) fan ma1 tra he ben. 8dnite
paa famine Waabe Iom preitetjolen:
10 at ben ba9li9e 0rdgt.
Oct par ilet % ret Stjortens sperite
Del, Der git op oper ajolens !9uIslins
ming, bsjebes ub oper oenne og gioroes
mere ppntelig peO at truies og pibes.
9anite ligefom be Imaa, bDioe Wdns
DIETER, fom Yr9Iterne bar peo 6aanbz
lebbene, % iom urigtigt fables 30
letter" (rigtigt: 9oiquetter), o~prinbelig
lite bar onbet e1b 9inningen al Stjors
te9rmet, Der bar ombejet. Den omz
bsjebe, pibeoe og truiebe Stiortetrdpe
uopitlebe fig efterbounoen til en- breb
% INF Yibetrape, Iom imiolertib llet
life bar IGregen for prGiterne, men
bares at ale bebreitiGebe | bet Inttenbe
Mar6unbrebe, 6errer, 8dmer og gern,
Idalebes iom Ri fe bet pdd be gamle
8ineoer / 9irterne. Webens ienere
Yibetrapen f%oribanbt 6os andre, be
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-06

bolbt berimob gr9iterne ben. S9Iad
paa bette Smraabe is9te Wobea at
ipiae en- Hole, i0et Yr9iternes &raber
til 2ioer gjoroes iaa breoe o9 tptte, at
be Iigneoe paloige Meae6jul, bporfor
ogiaa ben itibe 8rape poa Yr9Itefioz
len, bbis 8eitemmelie er at b9re Yibes
%traben, maatte geres bes brebere pg
ftgrre. Ogiaa berimob uDiteotes Der
5orbuo at fDriteaige 2anoemooer.
: bet attenbe Narbunoreoes Iioite
9alDbel trueoes Yibetraben meo at
fortrGnges at en- M 5orm, .9laoz
traoen", ION beitaar / to firfdnteoe,
neob9n9enbe. 6pioe Slipper foran u1z
Der 6d9en. S Sberrig Iejreoe ben, pg
9os os bar bore tbeologiIte grofesz
Iorer iii 5ioer brugt ben meget, men
/ bet bele og tore blep penne, fra ben
frantic R%eOolution itdmmenbe, uanIes
lige 8ldotrape mart after 6eieiret at
ben G%roaroiae og imutte gibetrdre.
@n a1oen 3ing, iom be Oemofratifte
9eeer fit 6eore 6elo meo, bar at az
itafe cen Stit, at gr9Tterne altio off
i 9jole oq &rabe. Sra Slutningen at
bet attenbe Q(ar6unorebe ~beqnnOte be
at goa | forte, cioile 3l9ber til od9lig.
@amle giitop gale (Oeb 1879 bar en-
al be iibfte, Der altio farbsoes / i'm
9raIteord9t. Sfert Oenne, meb 9drpt
paa 0obebet % lin trefdnteceg 6apedus
6ds | 6aanoen, 9if ben 9amle ManO
enbnu 1907 omtrinQ paa aebenbdbns
9oloe og o%pmuntreee Solicit til Scamp
for 5%9oreldnbet. 5el9er hi l1bDitlinz
gen al grGitetjolen % &raben neo
gennem 3iOerne, ba bil ri ie, at Sip
lens Snit er bleOen iirligere og ~nettere,
og at Der MI ~Indrere l999es gino poa
imaa Yibetrdber eno pad tore. Gno=
oibere pif Ri ie, at 8rugen at STOLE og
9raDe Iom YrGiternes baglige Dra9t
ferlt MATTE oige BlaoIen for forte
&lpOer men BERTH berenoe boiot 6alsz
bino, Icdleoes Iom bet bar en- faitilaaet
Regsl, at dGe @ejitlige MATTE gaa
tlaot unoer forrige Ndrbunbreoes fpr=
tie 6olpoel, 6borpda o9ida bette ardr
%forIpanot, Iaa at man / bore 0age
Ter preIter baabe / blaa og grda og
bruno 9ragter. Meoens man / be fers
Ite Q%arbuaoreber efter Reformdtionen
ucItrGtte 6orbringen ON at bare Tort
flRot fua ldngt ION muligt, fdd at
enoog 3egne. Stuoioii og Yeblinger,
b. E. %egentlig ,fmaa pdp9" (boroenoe
Yr9Iteg), / 9atinIfolerne fom ino Der
unDer, iaa er nan / mere 5ib 9adet
til ben anoen Yberli9beo. =
0bob Or iterne5 9opebbeb9t1ing
dn9dar, od bar Der beIer alorig p9ret
no9en 5orltrift for ben. Sos 2ut6er,
6ans 5auien o9 Yr9iter / bet 16. og
II. Marbunoreoe Ter hi en- 9aret meo
en- noget iptbs pul p9re / 8rug. s
bet 18. Qdrbunbrebe tr9fer bi be ire
tanteoe 6atte, og / bet 10. be beie,
frantic Siltebatte, Der un9gtelig ilet
lite Ter 1da ilbe I'D til pr9iteoragten.
: be o1er Ieneite 5ioer bar labpuaeoe
6otte at ForIteaig 6orm, beriblanot Il
5reoierne og 6albfjeroIer De bleoe,
ejort be beje Satte Rangen itribig,
neppe bog til 5remme for Stenbeoen.
Eli prGiternes9 opeobeb9tning bsrs
te 10 / gdmle Gage pdrntten. pdrptz
fernes 9iO begpnbte unber 5rebibes
dcrstrigen. 1923 abpdrebe ct 2dnbes
mobe pr9Iterne mob oenne npe Mooe,
Iom Ielofslgelig aligebel tr9ngte i9ens
nem. Sprinbelig trenton ben / 8ranz
frig, 6bor bet bleb 8rug at laoe lit
6aar butte eler truie, og, nadr bette
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-06

Rettelie. 9%iOrassliiteu til be mob
lioenoe 5inaer er relsenoe Raune ira 5ri=
liant, Mi6., noelabt, % andre iat Steoet :
Safob 9pbitien, 81, Ser9en g%tielien 81, 9arS
Qeoer Qeoerien 81, Nils Sauna &asmus=
ZEN SOC. ). Spe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-06

,Jea Ifploer init belle gin til gurbod
gioob gitters. 6irteliaor oGtteoe belle nit
qeocrne. 6elbreoelie Tor mig ipntes mulI9.
Q''B D. bar eiort MIG til ell iuno apinoe. "
O{rs. 0bas. Sutton, gerpile, Did.
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er til Cato inotommen poo at. IS aontor:
vars 9delien, Nermiaion. 9. Sat. soc;
66arlep Oiaron. Sigpalo Simonien, l.. Stg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-03-07
Wisconsin and the Race Problem.

The governor of South Carolina declines
the invitation of the Wisconsin legislature
70 appoint delegates to attend national
convention for a discussion OF the race
problem. He holds that nothing OF penen'
would result from such a meeting. he Is
probably right. South Carolina would re-
turn home unconvinced by Wisconsin, anu
Wisconsin would return home unconVihceu
by South Carolina. And so on through the
list of states. There would be great oeai
OF talk-some of 1t intemperate-but nothihs
more. And talk about the race problem
has grown to be the idlest Of talk
Precisely where the republicans OF Wis
consin stand on the question Of the dis
reimbursement OF the negro in the south Is
not known. They are not on record mere
the democrats of South Carolina s'auo
could not be palmer. They have taken the
ballot away from him. and they Insist,
moreover that he should not be permitted
to hold office. Their attitude In the Crum
case marks the extreme limit reacheo On
that side of the subject. DR.. Crum Is a man
of education and good character, and pos
sesses ample qualifications for the place 10
which the President has nominated MIN.
The objection to him in South Carolina rests
solely on his color Would delegates from
Wisconsin attempt TO perSuaue ueiesdtoS
from South Carolina to change their atti-
tude as to Dr. .Crum? And If they did,
would anything but ill-feeling come OF 1t?
Wisconsin's interest in South Carolina's
treatment of the negro need not and should
not take the form Of what Gov. Hayward
calls 'Iong-range philanthropy" There Is
an excellent reason for It, and 1t should De
practically expressed. AS matters stand
one vote in South Carolina stands in our
national affairs for as much as six In Wis
consin. This Is unjust, and should not be
permitted. If the negro Is not intelligent
enough to vote in the local affairs of South
Carolina he is not intelligent enough to
serve as basis for representation from
that state in the Congress of the United
States and in the electoral college. But
why call a national convention to discuss
that? There is a remedy already provided
in the Constitution OF the United States.
Why don't the representatives from Wis
consin in Congress vote to have that rem
edy applied? Why have they been so pas
sive whenever the proposition has been
preached in Congress? The mere opinion
of the republicans Of Wisconsin on the sub
ject is of no interest to the democrats of
South Carolina.
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question Of the revenues Of the government.
and not as to how they should be re-
duced.'"
In commenting on this the New York Sun
says:
IA reduction in tariff rates. short OF free
listing, does not necessarily mean Ieouc-
ton of the revenues. On the contrary,
lower tariff rates may produce an enormous
increase Of unneeded income.
Furthermore, the customs are not the
only source of revenue; they are not even
the greatest source. For the last hve nscai
years the government receipts from inter
nal revenue taxes have exceeded by many
millions those from the tariff on imports.
Excessive revenue cannot rightly De at.
tributed to one source to the exclusion OF
the other.
'tMr. AIdrichs remark, therefore. COM
mitted him in no sense to tariff revision as
a method of revenue reduction. 1t commit
ted him to no particular method or decreas-
ing the inflow into the United States treas
ury. His promise might be redeemed Ell.
fectively without touching d single Item OF
any schedule Of the Dingiey act"
Mr.. Aldrich is at the head of the stand
patters in the Senate. He is the recognized
leader in that body of the men who when
ever the tariff question is mentioned make
reply, Let well enough alone" The finance
committee, of which he is chairman, takes
charge of all revenue bills sent over by the
House. The New York Sun is aggressive
in It's criticism Of all who favor curbing the
trusts and revising the tariff. 1t may safely
be assigned first place among the stand
patters in the newspaper field.
Are we to understand, then, from this de-
liverance of Mr.. Aldrich and its interpreta-
ton by the Sun, that the reply in Congress
next winter to the demand for limited re-
vision of the tariff and for the carrying out
of Mr.. McKinley's recommendation about
reciprocity is to be bill reducing internal
revenue? Are the brewers, the distillers
and the tobacco manufacturers to gather
here and receive recognition over those ask
Ing relief from excessive and unnecessary
customs duties? Are luxuries like beer. and
red liquor, and fine cigars and chewing to-
bacco to be considered before the necessa
ries of life and articles that enter into the
building up of the country? Will policy
like that be likely to prove a vOte-getter in
the presidential campaign? Will the people
of the west and the. northwest, where the
Iowa idea has SO many advocates, rally
to policy which cuts them OFF and coddles
the bar rooms?
There is no reason to believe that internal
taxes as they now stand are too high, but
there is full proof that some of the customs
duties are oppressive and should be low
cred. Mr.. Mckinley rightly appraised the
situation in his last speech, and pointed out
the line Of action that should be taken.
Can his party afford to ignore his advice?
VIII it do so next year, with everything at
stake?
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Reducing the Revenue.

A few days before adjournment the fol-
lowing colloquy took place In the Senate:
Mr.. Aldrich-Will the Senator allow me
60 ask a question?
Mr.. Teller-Certainly.'
Mr.. Aldrich-Wil the senator agree at
the next session OF Congress to cooperate
with the majority to reduce the revenues of
the government? l hope he will We GER
tainiy shall make the effort, and / hope the
senator will be found cooperating with us
in that direction
Mr.. Teller-I hope the senator from
Rhode Island speaks by authority of his
party. So far as 1 know it is greatly dis
turbed on that question. One senator tells
us that you must stand pat, and not do
anything: another one of the financial or
gans Of the republican party said the other
day that the tariff did need some revision,
but he said 1t needs revising upward, and
not downward
Mr.. Aldrich-I was talking about the