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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-01
Dal1fnarR.
9em bortrgmte SOgbOlOer.

Om Sulius Sgrgenien, Der er bort
rgmt fra S9rnfteberiet | SDenoborg
meo famine 5irmas8ogboloerite. meoz
rcles nqrmere fra Sbenbbprg til
presien:
8og6otDer Sulius Ssrgenfen bar
baret aniat / 5orretnin9en l IT'S
Oar % par MI 9obebbeebplber Der
/ gben bps Qttieielifabet 6. 9ange,
8. g. SeHfen &c So, bpis 9irettsr
sr 9r. Sens 2unge. SDrgenfen fit
/ ben itile uge OrlOO for at f~eriere /
&gbenbapn. Yao 9dnges Sontor bar
i3-4 aar b9ret anIat en- IN g Dame,
5rpten Msaer. 9prOdg fer padife
melDte bun fig ipG og bun bar life
iioen b9ret Jet paa 8ontoret. 9d
nu paafebagenes title 6reb bar fprbi.
pg bperten Sprgenien eIer 6rt. Meaer
inbFanot Iig. blep 8pgerne gdaebe Ell
ter. og bet bite fig od, at 6irmact
bar ca. 10000 Str. f%attigere, ION Serz
qenIen og 5rf. Msqer bar OGret
enige om at beOrgpe 5irmaet FOR. Der
er bd beaer ingen 5pibl ON, at be be-
Ter ubb1ttet, fom De er gooe 9ennet
til bcd beres Del I'D | ben pibe Der
Der.
Der er Ienbt Stit6rebe og5elegram=
mer ub efter Dem o@OerdIt, napnlig til
Mmerifa, 6por man ontager, be mart
bil lanoe.
st Bar forte Oplpsuinger om ,:
TO fl9gteoe BIZ muligpis interesfete:
S%prgenTen er en- Mano pda IS Nar.
gift, meo 3 8prn, bporaf 9an er rejit
meb be to 9lbite, IN 9reng % en-
gigs paa benbolDsois 9 Og II Aar.
6an er en- fsn Nano meb FORT Sub
ffQa, 8oobtempldr, dlminbelig aniei
fom en- obgtig 8ogboloer. 6dn bar
for ct Bar Qdr ffoen bpgget Jig er
8idd / 2dngernes &barter, 2unben
6an er ieOrigt life tenbt for nogei
uforoelagtigt. 5ioligere bar bar
bl. q. gibet fig at meo 9ppnotisme
pg bans foreidtte mener, at ban ban
benpttet i'm bppnotiffe gpne til at fac
ssrf. Msaer til at oeltage | 5or6rnbel.
ZEN. Oenne unge Dame, Der er 2z
Mar, ffirbres of fine foreiutte ION
bbgtig og intelligent, bun er Odtter Al
msget ugtperbige 5olt / Sbenoborg
benbes 6dber er for 5iben ube ion
aaptejn paa en- Sfube, Der farer pac
Sslanb. Jor ct Qars 5i6 iiben Fl
Ssrgenien bet inbrettet faalebes.a al bar
% bun bleb neiten enc ON 8ogbolbe.
riet os 8asfen.
8ebrdgerist er, fom Oireftioner
mebbeler os, foregaoet / 2sbet af b
iibfte Tiger. plunpt og CROFT. fom bel
n9iten dltib er 9ilfeloet, men DOC
faalebes, at bet fun tunbe opod9es
beb en- rem 3~ilfelbigbeb. Naor Ssr=
genien I. Gts. bar ifuqet fenDe 10000
Gr. / 8dnten, bar ban opfgrt bet
8ogen, label 5rt. Msner 9ud meo b
5 5uiinb og ituttet be 5 / 2ommen.
Yaafeoagene bar bjulpet garret til et
gobt 5oripring, pg planen er isprigt
lugt meb life ringe Sneoigbeo. Sgr.
g~enfens 0uftru Far iadleoes 6ber 9dc
mobtoget 8reo fra &sbenbapn. lamb
fDnligpis afienbt iutcesiipt fra ct gu4
reau, inbtil bet fibfte f%ortalte benbe, q.
bun life mere ffulbe r i'm Munb.
55rt. Meller babDe iom nepnt melb.
fig fpg pad 9ontoret, men / 6iemme
bapbe bun fagt, at bun buOoe 5eri
% rejite til Sj9aano. Ser9enier
bapbe Morgenen for i'm 4frejie prime
aft poa aontoret, men bog / oett'
fibffe gjeblif meOtoget 8elsbet uf 2
Oar minbre ausfer, ban 6dpbe nnosi
fla.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-01

Stotempbet Ranoers for
leoen talte ober 400 8~eltdgere. 8e
aabnebes al, 1oa at ReulitulebeItDre
gbriitenisns 0alsgaaro; Semindris
forItonoer 9orfen fra Seain9e, bolt
5oreorag ON Opmartiombeo og Sn
teresfe. ST. % tulte 6oltetingsman
Soban OtteIen pm ben npe @lmen
ifOIeIop. boiltet 5Oreorag filgtes me-
tor Snteresie. Slutteli9 tdlte Re
BATTER q. SOhan eaurfen fra aarbu.
ON isbiit og 9r9if 3%aufegon9 | Olb
then.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-01

6 3ipo1iitor SttL Ois
reftgr Gldufons&aas bar uotditet ben
9onte at erbperpe nogle tore Nrealer
at 8pre6oben til 9annelie at ct 5Ors
lDItelfesifeO / ftsrre Stil, bl. a. er
0Drebdnsbdtfen, &iloesen, 6ugles
Iangssen % en- Del df Ororups Woie
ubIet til at banns BET pddtGntte npe
9ipoli. Oirsttsren bill banne ct gtties
felTtab meb en- forelsbig Qttietdpital
af J Milion ar. 6an enifer aoncess
fion pda 100 Qar og bar ienbt ct motis
peret 4nbrugenbe til QanObrugsminis
Iteren, iom bar snitet at bsre apn9bp
Sogneroabs Mening.
SogneraaDet peotog at ipare, al
man life for gieblittet pilbe onbefule
Sdgen, bpis Retteuiobe man lite
tunoe oberitue.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-01

6infens ntitut. 6ors
leben GftermicOug aflagbe 0s. Mai.
Drowning 4lerdnord og Sejierinoe
M1ariu 5eobOropnd, 9s. f9l. 9sjbeo
8ronprinien og en- Del enselIte 0dmer
og 9errer gefeg poa qrpfesfor Sim
lens Qnsinititut. 6erltuberne, Der
bleo pitt runbt Of p~rofesioren og oI:
Qngerns, beiaa meO tor Snteresie
9nsinitituttet og 2aboratoriet. Be
isget bareoe i 5ime.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-01
uidunderbdISam

er tilpirfct eiter ben betenbte banite Dot.
tor Senrit Sfmiots originate 8ecept og
er berfur in9eh 5umbue. &nbefoles Der.
for iom bet beoIte a99emibbel til enbper
libenbe. 2alrise %aubeialin9er BABES.
Observation-Disclosures borttaeer fulbftenbiat
5ilippenier, 5resner, erem, 2ietorue,
gOrter. baarb CUB os Logger Saar. Gn.
befales iom ct fortrinIiet Mibbel mob I'll
oe repnebe 5enber eiber tilmeb en- imut
os tlar Tint o9 %fjerner besuben Of ober.
ilebie Saarp9tlt. 5aas | TO Stgrrelier
meb 9russanOisnins, q DOC Os 81.
y. 5reoerifien & So.
Dor e5 Glpbe. Goot Co., 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-01

Drutnet. 5orrige 9irsbug fdps
nebes / 5slee ,SDenbb. apis" en-
@artnerelep pad MuGerup. Deb 81
terfsoslis families ban orutnet | Dame
men. San bapDe fun D9ret pad 9aors
ben I 3 Dage. 6an bar fra aeben'
6apn og 20 Oar gdmmel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-01

5if greft Rsbbing itol
poitor Mattbieien | Ssnoerborg barre
tofet. paitor Mattbiefen er feot
5obersleD og bar en- T'blang b9rei
9apellan | 9Dgum.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-01

= Slagter Sens 9ielien. 9abIuno,
toa forleoen 5ormiboag 81. II uo paa
en- Sejttur / en- lille aujat. Gn balo
Simes 5io iensre tom en- it9rf 8nge.
9aiatten t9ntrebe, O9 Rielien orutne=
be. Den f~orulDttebe, Der bar % Qar
gammel, efterlaber fig Gnte pg to imad
8ern.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-01

grobinspresfen. Gntefru
3. 3orben, a~ebenbapn. bar iolgt
,,aoaunbborg 4pis" meb 5rptteri Oa
Giebom til I'm Syn, Reoatter CIR. y.
9orben, Der fiben 1887 bar p9rst
gldoets QnIpdr5dDenoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-01

profesfor Ia Gour 0 m
pdfteur. 5orrige Senbdg Gfterz
mibbag talte / 5elge .aoloing 4pis"
8ibenifabsmanben, grofesior Ia @our
at 4ifpp ON 9ioen1tobsmanben 2ouis
9diteur. 5 tore 5rat ftilOreoe ban
ben getbbning. iom Den fore 5runit=
mdnb bdpbe bait FOR 8ibenitdben pa
for Menneitebsoen, og paupiits flute
Tia, bporlebes gaiteur bar ct lepenbe
9ibnes6pro ON, at 8ibsnffuben ioa
oobt tan Itad / ct goot 5orbolo til
airten, ibet ban boObe leOst belle fl
Qip fom en- troenbe &riIten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-01

S6ieltprt. 9a aften> Sltogei
Ipopaa forleben befanot fig melem
@ieoasbp og @jeDfer, berte Qofomotio-
Fsreren en- bump Qpb, Der lob formooe
ct Summeniteo meo ct eler anoet Qss
GENE paa Sporet. 9oset blep berfOr
Itanbiet og en- unoeriegelis fOretdset
"a man fanot na en- 40-50euarir
Monb / Olietdppe liggenbe tat Der
Sporet, rimeligbis rant al en- al Sra.
itinens Buffer og ilpnget uo til Sioen
Man tpg ida Munben, Der bar Der
i'm gspibFbeo Os life fpntes liOsfdrlist
I%aaret, meb til geofer, bpOr ban Bier
taqet uncer 8e6anblins af ben bera
parenbe 29ge og transported ii
Spqe6uiet. Ser beOe ban imiolertii
0agen efter.
Den ufbsbs beO Niefs arigbdor Of
par ugift.
ga ulDffen inotrdf, por Oct itorm'
fulbt 9eir meo Snefog, Der litter. bal
5fnlo /, at Wanben life dneoe qoto'
motipets N9rbeb, og at man bene'
life fra 5ogst funbe obierpere BAN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-01

SIbebrunbi5 6ifteb. Obi.
Iteo 4~lQnefabrif pua Rerregabe nees
brenbte fOrrise Onsbug often per
Sittben.
6abrifen tilberer 0rosierer 8. s.
SbienJW Der / gpen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-01

ct file Gin oirss let iinbei ct plubitliet
glnfalo al Grrnp. bpis be life bar Or. Iho
mas Gelectric oil peb 6aanoen for i%aaoanne
lilfqloe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-01
kOinOer

.3ea BIT isnbe frit. t~inieemeb fulbfrnbis Bruesans
pisHina. en- Del al bette fmpIe busmiboel mob 6uibs
fob, uoilei, yRooereHs Jorlptniue 90 Galoen. man
geifHiD elier imeriefulb Waaneosfoo, Bptoer ele
6esrTier, gnfilo al 8drue, Tilbgieftahsb iii at Gro,
oe, Is6sn6e Smerre SiDstaoea, ~gipooGrf o. ale Slaes
itpinoeipgoomme, til enboer, lon ienber mig fin9bresie.
Rsbre, hpis 2efre ct free, pil lea giue Deffee ON 1t
ecst Sas#.eee.. Ssss HidH sHifft at fortjrtis bers
mre, foFter bet fun felp Gents en- 1seH at bliDs fHlb.
ftrnbie %belbrebei. sea pnfer lite at i9iee noeet.
dortrl andre Iioeube De-om = bet CT oil, buab leg be-
s:zrfr. Mbr.:s
2rs. N. eammsrs. yss2s1 Retire Sams. 3nA
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-01

Mooermprbet. Sasen mob
Mobermorbsren @rt6ur Ssrgenien er
nu inoantet for 9sjeiteret. 6an blsp,
iom betenbt, peo 9riminal@ os politis
rettens Dom al q. STARTS bsmt fra
Qipet Idmt til at bare i'm Arperet efter
Moberen forbrubt. 5eieiteretsiugfss
rerne SdlomOn CO Mintber er beitit=
teoe Gen6olospis til @ftOr os 0efenTor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-01

fprfobeffe er bstlareret mel
lem FRI. aepinien, 3atter at prooii
9epinIen peo Wattb9ustirten. og ga.
ftor Munot al 6elerup.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-01
8renbt 9aarb. @aar

grenbt 8aarb. @uaroen
..aotbplm" peb 9empig, tilbprenbs
Str. 6silunb, sr forIeoen Not totaIt
~neobranbt. 7 6efte Og SubbOei
branote. Slben furmenes optOmmen
/ Stdloen.
Den peb 9rdnoen onretteoe Sfdbe
anTlaos til $4,000 Str. 9ngningerne
par asfurereoe / 2onbbpgningernes al
minoelige granOforiitring for 10000
9r., 9sseret / ben lotdle 9ranoasius
rance fpr 10000 SIR. areaturerne Oq
Spinene blep fprit reooeoe / iioite gje.
blit, efter at 5aeet aaereDe bar itqrtei
neo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-01
saa aoOt iom nooet e~ltftriif galte igtrOen-

Seihelbere Rtoieal 9Hitifni. met en- aauital ar
sl00no0. er BET iBi tie oa iiaeiff mebifiHife 9nfiitni !
Roropenrn oa bofifrnter 7uiinoer al oefs foftdulige
eicftrozfemiite 9rlter for al b. uiie % apertere ee1es
ottunoerii9 hflbrebfnee arait. 8et liore "eIsiiro7
ebemic Nalt~ pf afnaiue 3em Snnoheb "a pgiie.
1886 ~iuaaeliae glano er nnlig s%enaiufi Gnerai. Sipsz
FRAT ol fnlbltFnoig Wlanooom. Bet heIbreoer hnttiat
W~beumatisme eanoepGrf. Sambeo | Rnas
aeu, nerppe AifrgftsIie. garieoeefr. fpiafcnot
eipsfraft, Enreinepomme. Fever, Wapss
% aisasibapomms, aIminoeiia Seeffeift,
Get or bqrn, fra $50 tiI $50 'pr enhnfr. Sd bliper
borfaipet abiolnt irtt al Alflters Spefiaiiiten TIL ATE
benz, ION bebsper bet enc fore pelbteosiesmioeei,
9leffriciiff,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-01
z =
Gementarbeioer 9. gbriftenIsn

= GementarbeiOer g. gbriitenfsn
paa Rgrbdl Gementfabrit Tom forrige
9sroag unoer lit Qrtejoe ! 5grreopnen
inn / en- @entilator og 6lep iad bodrot
tb9itet, at ban ienere er %afgadet peo
8goen pda Spgebuiet. 9dn e~fterlds
Der iig Gnte og to Born.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-01

&srtIebft.- BIT. Rots
ten meaem forrise 5rebag o9 9srboa
fufoe en- 10 Qar gammel adrl, Gcs
OarD guur, for I'm 6usbono. 9or.
Garl Riber / Store Maglebn. tsre ii!
Ggben3apn efter ct Gas 9soning. ia
BAN bar fommsn til 9ogns, bleD imio>
lertiO 6eitsre Isbffe, iprangte offteo,
% oa aarlen bapbe Qinerne ON Gtpet,
IlDnsebes ran at og falbt iad u6eloigt,
al ban Operfsrtss at 9o9nen og iaa=
rebes farligt. 6un brugtss fsrit ill
baee iii 8aarbsn, men fsrtss Ienere til
QmtsfDgebuiet paa 8ergersDei. Ser
afgit Fan imiOlertib beo Dsben pods
felgenbe Senbag Wiobag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-01
Glettrif Selte
ienoeS frit
iii ale Menb. iom ifriuer III SfiOslbergs
Wtoital 3nfitnte. St. Yanl.

senb 9eres gabn oa aorfsle. inOeliai frepet. oa be
nil ieubs beres f%ortriHiiae -Gletiro eheinir YET" uoep
me Gents togift Tor Sfm. Del bltner seres MOB az
fOrlanse Get. Cite eHaana n%sepenoist al lenoe ot'a
npfFfr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-01

0rebte peb uInftesttlz
5anbelsagent Mun6, Der
for Sioen beitbrer en- asbmanosfor.
refining / 0le Bormsgdbe / 9oriens.
falot Ratten meaem forrige 9srbaq
% Senbaa neo at en- 5rappe / i'm
9opal og tpaItebe 8rpitet iua it9rtt,
at ban 0agen efter beoe paa Spge-
9uiet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-01

5tabe meb 9enet, iborebe bet Dittige
0obeb: $50, bet par oa bet 9orb Der,
Iom FEB at genbruo", og iamtioig pc
9ebe ban pua ct gorb / Stuen, me-
oens iamtlige eooe 9opeoer bilite Dit
len meo en- umaaoelig 9dtterialpe.
Doftoren gift ben til 8oroet, unbers
Ipete 9orobsnet, tog en- Stinne frem,
Iom ban bdpbe mebbrdgt, % bandit
ben om. 8srefter iagbe bon meb ben
itgrIte 4lpor til ben pittige: nSua, M
er bet bsisrget, nit 9onorar er 10
9r.!" 9atteren foritummebe. og be
goDe Sopeoer antog ct temmelig for
oirret og fmertefuIbt llbtrpt. aSa,
maa ieg ubbebe mig nit Sonorar,"
gentog Ooftoren Itarpt. o99rsgo"
Iagoe ben bittige beorsoet. Wlen Der
berIfeoe @rapItilbeO / 5orfomIiugen,
oa 0ottoren forloO 2otalet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-01
Sch | atten glar, enoelig b~elbreoet"

9ilf9loe 1873. 5or Is War fbeu ~in9risoe ies be
fgrite Spmptoner paa 9erpeipagheo, Tom ienfre for=
uolpte mia meaen elenbiaheo % 9totlif. Jea bdooe
Smerter Rnaaen % hapoe ntanae hpiieleie QGtter.
1fQ manqleoe 6ererogmme ouer mine NaneFtnner,
iaa lea aliio bar uhelbia fiaet huao Iea foreteg mia.
3sa bar bruai o~eioelberg Reeical Jnitituie ~eleitros
femiife Behanolina omtrent . uler, o. ie amer mt9
Ieip for after at bare helbrsbei. 90 al u1rt xiii er
barb aft. huao en- Manb efer.
Gulf gGltef isuoes lie poa 9tsoe. men IT 9eres
apull 9ienbpm for iteoie nben al = beiolet en-
Gent. Terfor ffrin / Dag eiter BET f~ottrinlige ~eleiiros
etemif Bait" frit. R0bn beiie Glib. deresie:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-01

(5orti9ttss paa 3. Gioe.)
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-05-16
Editorial Department.
by F. w. Meyers -
WHAT'S WRONG WITH DENISON?

Denison has been sitting round too
much of late. waiting, with patient faith
and childlike confidence, for good things
to happen tt it. We have had such
run of luck that effort seems use
less and unnecessary and an entirely
superhous wearying of the flesh. Cabi
net portfolios, congressional elections,
Presidential visits. new court houses
and Carnegie libraries have been flung
into our lap, until the average Denison-
lite would not be at all surprised to
learn that Heaven had decided to 10
cate here, nor would he think any par
ticular preparation was necessary for
the event. The opportunities that
Denison has had for The past five years,
for Improvement, for rise in importance
and population, have not been surpass-
ed by any other like town in the
United States. What have we to show
for it: The only enterprise in which
Denison has ever embarked with any
thing like unarimity, stood threatened
with failure, and but for the few
hands out-stretched to save it might
have been seriously affected. We
haven even had the spunk to build a
new hotel after all the years OF talk on
the subject. There is but one reput-
able sewer in the town. There is only
one passable street and that was large.
ly the gift of railroad company.
There is not factory IN the town, and
there is not enough public spirit to get
up fair sized meeting for the consid-
GRAFTON of any subject.
The President is coming and until
very recently the feeling seemed to be
to let him come if be choose. Some
day Denlson is going to look back to
these ''fat" years and wonder why it
did not improve its opportunities, why
its business men did not grasp eagerly
at every opportunity to advertise our
town and push its trade, and others
will sigh over our stupidity and long in
vain for our opportunities. Is the scoid
ing too severe? We know Denison
and we love il. We wish we could
wake it up. even if we nave TO make it
mad to do it.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-05-16
A NORTHERN PRIVILEGE

1t is our earnest hope. that in spite of
the near approach of the general holt
day TO be held on the occasion of the
Presidents visit, there will be no less.
enlug of the desire for fitting observ-
ance Of Memorial Day While the day
is peculiarly sacred to the soldiers of
the Republic, it must not be forgotten
that the general public has share in
the solemn grandness of the day.
The veterans will do wrong if thew
seek to appropriate the day to them
selves alone: almost as great wrong
as is done by those who seek TO abuse
the day by making it time for sports
and gaiety. The celebration should be
made just as public as possible. The
people should not be made to feel that
they are looking on" whilethe Grand
Army does it. they should be impress
ed with the fact that it is the peoples
day, the peoples observance and the
peoples privilege. Unless this is done
the observance of Memorial Day will
die a. the soldiers die. and when the
last Of the boys in blue are laid away
there will be rome to pay them this an
nual tribute of nations love.
While it is perhaps proper that the
G. A. r. should take the initiative in
this observance and in the remem-
brace of their fellow comrades. it
would be much more fitting and appro-
pirate if the people as whole carried
on the ceremocies with the Old soldiers
as honored guests.
We would suggest that for this year
committee appointed from the Grand
Army, the W. r. c., the Sons of Vet
Grams, the Business Mems Association,
and the churches be given charge of
the program for the day. At any rate
1T should be matter of pride and priv
ilege for every patriotic citizen to join
in honoring the men who fought the
good fight for Union and for Liberty.
1t is only to the older generation
that Memorial Day speaks of the actual
b rrors of war. The hardships, the
suffering, the anxiety, the broken
hearts are all things of which we know
bv heresay only. We cannot afford.
however, to let the lessons die, nor
should we by apparent neglect show
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-05-16
BUSINESS men MEET
A Good Meeting on Wednes-
day Evening.
THE FINANCIAL REPORTS MADE
Old Street Fair Committee Has sos 90
on Hand. Roosevelt Committee has
1922 OF.

The Denison Business Mems Asso-
citation held meeting on Wednesday
evening at the city hall, to which there
was fair attendance. The purpose of
the meeting was to hear report from
the old street fair financial committee
1t was found that the street fair com
mittee had a balance on hand of
little over $95 90. with some S25 90 to
hear from. After considerable discus
sion it was decided to turn this money
into the treasury of the Business Mems
Association 70 be used on Roosevelt
day.
a report from the Roosevelt commit
tee OF last year showed balance on
hand OF 1882 o. This amount also will
be used to help defrav expenses of June
2, this year We understand that there
has been something over two hundred
dollars raised to 90 to ward amusements
during the day after the departure of
the President. Taken altogetherIthere
will be about 100000 to defray the ex-
pense OF the entire day. and this will
not be too much, used in the most
economical way. There will be music
to hire, decorations, amusements of all
kinds, platforms to erect and numerous
incidental expenses.
There seems to have been a feeling
that the committees had an abundance
of money on hand, and we have prepar-
ed. through the kindness of the gentle
men on the committees, a report show
ing just how the street fair money was
spent and how much was raised for
Roosevelt day of last year ard what
was done with it. The repol is are as
follows:
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Mr. and Mrs. y, j. McColl, of Des
Moines will hold gospel temperance
meetings in Denison in the Methodist
church Sunday, May "a. They will be
driven over from Kiron in time for an
afternoon mass meeting at 8 o'clock.
Evening service at O'Clock The
churches aill join in union meetings
Every one Invited to attend.
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our ingratitude to those who made our
country as free as tits today, and whose
sacrifice made possible the greatness
OF which we boast.
We're all the'objects OF the war CT the
COS accomplished, we might almost af-
ford to forget in order to forgive. There
are too many signs, however, that the
purposes of the war were but half &C.
complished, that Union exists, but not
unity; that freedom lives, but slavery
is not dead.
There is every evidence that the
South has but little in common with
the progress and strength of the Ma
ton as whole. 1t has no ideas on
great national questions: its whole pol
itical horizon being bounded by the
negro question. Its acceptance of the
constitutional amendments by which it
was admitted back into the Union, has
been in the letter only, and the iron
shackaes OF slavery have been replaced
oy the more subtle yet stronger bonds
of prejudice, discriminative legislation,
intimidation and fraud.
Nominally a reunited republic, is it
not a fact that in one section of the
country free speechs and free action
are denied even to the whites? With
slavery extinct and all men supposedly
equal before the law, is it not admitted
that millions OF our people suffer almost
intolerahle discrimination on account
of their race. color, or previous condi
ton of servitude? Under the circum-
stances, God forbid that we should for
get. The contest against the enslav-
ment of the blacks is just as sacred
cause today as it was in the days of
Wendell Phillips and William Lloyd
Garrison.
Those we're brave days, when the
boys in blue marched away to the tap
of the drum, to battle for the,Union and
against the organized and dia bolical
greed of the South that would coin
laxury for itself out of the blood of
slaves. Those were brave boys who
went to war, and brave women who
staid at home to pray and work for
their loved ones in the field.
All of the boys were not saints, they
had the failings, the passions, the mis-
fortunes of humanity, but thousands of
hearts we're cleansed and purified by
the sacrifcial fire of patriotism. We
believe that multitude of sins have
been wiped from the book of life by
the simple words 'He offered his life
for mis- country and for the oppressed of
mankind.
We of the Northland, the only alb.
solutely free country Gods sun shines
upon to-day, cannot afford to forget our
heroes. We should proclaim from
every, housetop, "The North was
right, was right, was right, The
victory was not one of might alone,
out victory of the eternal Truth,
aided by the power of God to punish
iniquity. The sacrifice was not in vain:
we pledge our lives, our fortunes and
our sacred honor, to retain their
memories inviolate, and to be steadfast
until the last vestige of human slavery,
whether bound by letters of steel or
oy letters of prejudice, shall be wiped
from American soil +"
1t is useless to hold memorial service,
it is hollow mockery to decorate the
graves with flowers, unless at the same
time we remain true TO the sacred
cause for which our heroes fell,
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Notice of First Meeting of Creditors

In the District Court of the United States
for the Southern District of Iowa:
In matter of Andrew j. McGee, bankrupt
10 the creditors of Andrew j, MCGEE of
Arion in the county of Crawford and District
afore said. bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given on the 18th day of
May a. D.l9J3 the said Andrew j. MCGEE was
duly adjudicated bankrupt, and that the
first meeting of his creditors will be held at
my office in Carroll, Iowa. on the Goth day of
May \, D 1903 at ten O'Clock in the forenoon,
AT which time the said Creditors may attend
anime the bankrupt, and transact such other
business as NAV come before said meeting
dated at Carroll, Iowa, 18th of May 1903
WILLIAM r. LEE, Referee in Bankruptcy
p. j. kLINKER, Attorney for Bankrupt