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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-02-24
10 pRorecf rAe saeslnrNr
conferses Agree On Sill Providing
Death For Attempts on Ris Lite.

conferees Agree On Sill Providing
Death For Attempts on His Lite.
Washington. Feb 2l.-The confar.
ees on the bill for the protection Of tho
president have agreed. and their re-
port has been submitted to the house.
The senate accepts the house amend
ment 10 the original bin with some
changes In the wording.
AS agreed upon by the conference
committee the death penalty IS pro
vided for any one who shall wilCully or
maliciously kiN the president or vice
president or any o1cer upon whom
the duties OF president may dcvolrC
under the constitution. also for tho
willful killing OF any officer OF The GOV
eminent In line OF succession TO the
presidency. or any ambassador cor
minister accredited to the Uritcd
States An attempt TO murder the OH
Gals named is made punishable by
death or imprisonment for not less
than ten years
Further provision is made that any
one within the United States who
teaches the duty or necessity OF the
unlawful killing of one or more OF the
officers OF the government or OF tho
government OF any civilized nation.
shall be fined not to cNceod 5000. or
imprisonment not 90 exceed 20 Years
or both. Another section prohibits the
entry Into the United States Of all rer-
sons opposed 20 all organized govern
ment
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-02-24
Schools Closed sv smaII-oox.

Erie. Pa. Feb. 21.--The State Nor
NAL School and the public schools of
Edinboro have been closed owing to a
severe outbreak of smallpox among
the pupils nf the former institution.
Representatives, Of the Erie health de-
partment Will go to Edinboro to disin-
feet the buildings of the State Nor
NAL School. When it became known In
the normal school that seven scholars
were down with smallpox 400 stu.
dents had packed their trunks and left
town. Every conceivable manner of
conveyance was adopted, haste being
necessary. as no one in Edinboro
would shelter any of them.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-02-24
Treaty In Cuban Senate

HAVANA. Feb. 21.AThe committee on
foreign relations yesterday afternoon
submitted to the senate its report
recommending the ratification of the
reciprocity treaty with the United
States without amendment The re-
port. comprising % pages typewritten
In Spanish. was partially read and or
dered to be distributed among the
senator's. The senate then adjourned
until Monday.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-02-24

the name Of the Comm onweaith -, VI
4 einia Ia the Clerks once Of the Tt-c vi
Sourt OF the county ofCarOline. on fha an.t
gay OF January, 9O3 v" '"e oVth
Daniei Beazey and Bet tie L. Lewis Plaintiff
Against
hosa "a Beazlry and Iewellyn 6 Raa7,ov
ner husband, Mrs +. C. Jones. Carrie a. Az
NJ anu ". Austin. her husband. Esfeli.
LEWIS ana Hitter ". Lewis her husren"i.
lean - Iuse and Edward J. Duke Lerr
husband; Robert ). Jones. Thomas + .Tones
tsrM Io ONES, CHARLES l. Jones aud Dex-
'ef 1"- 'Ones' the last named an infaut..
n.f.- =
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-02-24
EnGaGem
Rings /!

Diamond Rings for tn be-
trothed. Engagements are as
acceptable to the fair sex now
as at any other time-for Cuuid
has all seasons for his own A!
That is why we keep Away $
IN stock a nice selection If En-.
gagement Rings.
lIyou are Interested. come
In and see what we can Go
for you.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-02-24
Schedule effective January Il. 1903.
Trains leave Washington from penns,,.
vag.a Station

'-N't' NAt'NtAff AllAtIA IL. ttNl4
i'"i"s ie"'e washington from Peunsyl-
vac.a Station.
$40 m Daily-Incal for Uarrisonb,r,.
Narrenton. Charlotte. and wav stations -
lu-Jl ii ga Daily a~linatur1anS I1nrito
Limited. Flrst-c.ass coach. : and draUinS
room sleeper 10 Jacksonville, Fla. Dins
I iue-car service.
/ li.l5a Ia Daily-United states Fas, Mai,
- iFsi-c'aSs coaches and dnl,ginr- room
81 per TO New Dreams. DIulng-o.,r SER
| 4.ol p m Weel. Days-rocal for IIa,r;-
SSShonIS and way stations ON Manassas
80 pm Daily-Local for Warrenton and
thariutiesNitlr anu
6.5. p m Week Days-Southern Palm
United, soil, Pullman train. Through
SieeperS To 4. zen, Au.usfa. Sav~n,aL
JAG, sonviile, and 81. Augustine rinh'
I oininS ami observation cars.
o-i' = IN baily-New y ork and Atlanta
tNpiess- irsi lass coach ard slee3er to
Atlanta; Mondays, WeunesdaVS and Fri
days. sunset Route Tourist sleeper NASH
vice.
80 p m Daily New York and Florida
ENpreas-tirst-class coach and sleeper to
Calnden, Summervilie. Charleston. Savan
nah, Jacksonville and Port Tampa sleeper
10 Augusta, and connection TOR Aiken.
Dlning-car service.
1901 m Dahy-New York and Nom.
HHA' '-4"ilNb WA t4l nCnDuig )-fi t-ciase
cuach ana sleeping Car To Roahoke. KIM
N'lie, Chattanooga, aud Memphis: sleener
10 New orleans. Dning-ear service
10. IS m Daily-Washington and Sop,b-
western Limited-All Pullman ,inS cInh
and observation cars to Atlanta ami NJ,
con; s,eepeIStO Ma hville, Atlanta Macon
Memphis, New Orleans Monday VEL,
ncsoay, and Friday through sleener 70
iihehuTst. Dining car service.
TRANS on BLuEMoNr RRA~c.,
Leave Washington 8.5Oa m md 4soo
m daily; week days, I.oOl, IN, AS u m angg
80 IN, latter to LeesbdIg onl, ''''
ihfough trains frCm the Soutb arrive
W ashingtoh GAP m. 6.5yam. 7.4oa ~,
949 a II, 200 N, 9.l5p IN, and g'5onn,'
9,aiiy: o.l5 "a IA daily EXCEPT Non5s,,'-
Iocti trains from iIalrisonbu,g ~ 49,
IN week days and 9.nj'p m daiiV. Fro,',
O""iio''es''iie' o.-Sa m anu 9O5 p m daily
Tickets, sleeping-car. reservatioos o,s
aotaiied information can be had m fici'at
once, go 18th ST; 81 Pa. ave. and PeHne
- wanna station. Baggage checked tbrcnrh
rom hoteis and residences
Phone 1910 for H. II. n cab sa,,,oo
- ~ ~ tF, General Manager
;. ". HAsuW lex C,rer,' Pa A.,
Il. s. BROWN, GeueraI Ageai.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-02-24

~ iIUN NNr.Nt O.
"i I".fl Yn.Il..
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-02-24

Baltimore sd. Feb. Iva -hin-.
tons Birthday was celebrated in tic
public schools yesterday as no more
sessions intervene between now and
after the holiday Pro-ramuos. con.
sistins OF sougs and rccitctcns Of n
patriotic character. were rendered in
ooth the eastern ani western Aieh
schools and in tho lower grades AS
the date OF Washington birth falls
on Sunday this year. the event will
not be observed generally until the
day tollowins AS Monday next is a
national holiday all public Offices. ex-
changes and banks Will be closed.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-02-24
SAYS GHOSTS DECEIVED HIM
n. S. II. caVenSish, Explorer, sianed
All His Property to a Medium,

TT D II NaVeTll Is1I EXPLOITED, Sioned
All His Property to a Medium.
London. Feb. PHI. s. II. Caven-
dish, the explorer. is the plaintiff in
an extraordinary case in the chancery
court. in which he charges Major c.
II. Strut and Mrs. Strut with in
huencing him through splritualism
and table-turning to execute a deed
by which his property goes to Mrs.
Strut and her children to the excIu-
sion OF the plaintiffs own wife.
Mr Cavendish has appealed to the
court to set aside the deed. which. he
contends. Mrs. Strut obtained by pre-
tending 10 be the ghost of his mother.
who seemed to be speaking from
heaven advising him so to dispose Of
his property
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-02-24
PRESIDENT GIVES WARNING
VIII Veto Any Bill Carrying a State
hood Rider

Washington. Feb. 21.-Another blow
was given to the statehood advocates
yesterday. The president, in talking
with senatorial caller. said that II
the statehood bill were TO pass as an
amendment to an appropriation bill
he would veto the bill. That this is
the presidents attitude is very well
authenticated The statehood advo-
Gates had hoped to get their bill passed
by adding 1t to the postoffice appropria-
ton bill. Whether they will persist
In their attitude and force the presi-
dent to veto the bin remains to be
seen: but the chances are that they
will not succeed even in getting the
senate to violate the rules by enacting
general legislation through q rider to
. supply bill
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-02-24
Explosion Suck Columbia

Columbia. s. C.. Feb. IA prema-
iure explosion AZ Stewards granite
quarry. two miles south Of this CITY.
yesterday Caused tho death OF throo
negro workmen and the injury OF Sow
eral others. The force of the csplo-
sion was so great that II shook eyerv
house In Columbia. although the city
Is on a blum 100 feet above the level OF
toe quarry
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-02-24
IN CHANCERy

The object Of this suit Is to per,ect en-. ,,,,.
70 tract oi 80 acres OF labd In Caroline 90
va conveyed by Thos. l.. Jones to- Hes.ie i
ARD an AFFIDAVIT having been maaa ana
NED n that the deiendaHts. Leah Duke and
Tuwarg Duke, Robert Jones, Thomas II
yphes. Lewis n Jones. Charlea l. Ton.s a a
MIS- q Jones, re not reSidents ~, III
state OF virgins; T. l. ordered that they dc
aptpvwar mere wlihin niteen dave after dine
necessary 70 protect thei, interest," in tbis
SUIT Ana it Il further ordered { at a emu
netoi pe published &c n week FOR ~,
weeks In The Free Lance, a nevxsno 10. ,.,.1
nshed 10 the city II Frederick sbnrg Va pun pun
inst copy be posted at the front door ~
the court-house OF this county on ths a.. VI
DAY OF the next term OF the County Conf
copy -Teste:
W Eunis, Pc. = 0'erk'
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-02-24
SEABOARD
AIR LINE RAILWAY

snort iuo to Principal Cities of the
oo",lA aid Southwest. n lorida. cuba r,Nms
'.''' iili' aud Mexico. reaching the lapl-
r'ht"'ih Is rtttcr Jan. n. lnS
t'-AiN ifA't niDnNuNi'-- MAlA ,rGtEr
AffNH-plrl.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-06
&uniten at lepe.

oQiset er fort, men &uniien er lang"
tiger OrOiproget. Seq peo life, boils
fen Stunt, Der o~prinoslig er t9ntt
paa; men jeg tGnter altib paa ben
Stunt, iom bet er at lepe bette forte
aiD. Den er panifslig at lore; men
ben moo hi bog ie al Taa l9rt frsm
for aae andre GuaIter.
9et biloe M D9re ben iterite 6jelp,
ON pi funbe ipare paa Spsrgsmddlst:
,,6pab er 2ipet2" Wlen bet fan man,
Iom betenot, life. Oct er m9rteligt;
men bet er ianbfarbisen life muligt at
finoe unbet Sbar pud bette Spsrgss
mool enb BET gdmle, fOraloebe Sbor:
,,Qiret er en- SUBS 0abe".
Der er rigtienot en- Monb, fom fall
bes ,,Hutibens melt beremte Ndtlrpiz
benfabsmanb", og fom barer Nabnet
8. s. SbompfOn. os ban bar funbet
ub, at .9ioet" ID. b. (. ben fsrite les
penbe Ge1e) er bumpet neb pou benne
Sorb fra en- onben alobe. Men jeg
ital life forfslge benne g~eniule Sante
bibere, men nsjes meb at iige: Der er
birfelig mango. Der p%naitaar, at bd be
begbnbte at gore 4lOor at ben gammels
bags 3dnte % ta9s 2ibet iom en- SUBS
@abe = tage bet fom en- Cubs @dDe,
at be lebebe og aanbeoe, at be fiji 5eoe,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-06
Den Samffe gr9ifeoragt
| 9lSre % nrerc Sio.

Ut pr9itsrne bprer en- fnrsgen
0rcgt unber @uOstjeneiten pg beO
ubfsrelfen at be forifeIige tirtelige
Sanblinger, bar b9ret Stit fra be
Glbfte 5ioer hos iaa gobt iom ale
Golteflag, ierli9t inoenfor bet israss
litiite og bet triitne S%amfuno. aun
entelte Setter at ftarft reformertJarpe
bar afftaHet al praitelig Oragt, iifs
tsrt at Grbst for ben Yoerligbeb, bpors
til benne Gag er bflepen breOet /
Romerfirftn. Raar life beitOminbre
grugen at ct farligt prafsligt alabes
bon er bibsbotbt / faa eobt fom a[Ie
itsrre airtefamfunb, ba bar bette fine
gobe @runbe. Stte Blot bar mar
fuabet bet ismmelist, barbigt og
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-06

ban ballancereoe Ger, tunoe ban ipiQe
meo augIer 0. l.. b. Seq bIeo ligeiom
.greben4 at Den 5dnte. bbor mango
9tmer % 0a9e og Maaneber er ban
nj life bleoen peo al poe fig o9 ppe
iig og cottage o9 sentage, inoen ban
ndae0e iad piDt. Oct bleo liaefrem
til en- ,9r9oiten" for mig. Mange
@ange bar ie9 fuaet en- Silitpa. Cit
peo oenne o@ealer"s Gtsempel - I.
@ts. 6por ieg ifulos Iaie teoiommeli0e
Bigger til Gtsamen. SO en0nu ben
Dag i Dag ian osnne Grinoriag Il an
be mig Up til at iige, iom Der iao Iruti
itaar i en- 5relierb9rs Sang:
Man itaI uIOrig, dlori9, ulori9
gioe op, 9ioe Up.
Seq peO 10 not, at man life I'll
bore siteoig" "a lite 6ange fait RED
en- 8antc, 6bis Den er gat. Seq BED
nof, at Der er noget. Der beOOer ben
ftanobaftige 8ilioIOat". 20 ieg peO
not, At mar life ifal itiae i9 paa Sen
/ oisfe Gage % iige: ser pil jeg M
6lioe iiaoenoe bee &arei.4
Sea oeo ait bette; men Get er life
ue6olben6eo. 9pOager leg, at Den
Bel. is9 gaar. er gal. Iaa mdd ieg
penbe om. Men bet, fom bier Man=
Gel paa llO6oloen6eo. DIT er bette. at
man pei fekr. At @ejen er ristis not,
mel Ger cr QanItelig6coer at oper@
.pin6e - foa opoirer nan bet. 9snne
M}dngel foretommer mig at OGre 9iz
tiosns 0arIte Sell - cg itprite Dunn
6eo.
Sea lrfe en- Gang en- GOD gitti96eO
/ ct glaO.
". yGn SO itaor tairst IA QIsn ira
en- Gam, % bens 8oisr er tua 7
4len; 6borlebes fan ben tomme til at
briffe?"
g. grunoer % rDIter pad oobeoet.
o.: .Op9iper De oet2"
g.: So
u: oSu bet ajorOe bet anOst abag
rgiaa4
Def er faa uiigelig bumt at op9ioe
lin Strq6en ben mob bet Maal, Der
BOG itaar iom bet rette FOR Dc - %
aner met, noor bet gerber GOi9beoens
U1aal. &. 9 jerre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-06

ion taloer Ret, Al bIiDe ora9ne uo fra
,8er0ens tore Strobe"
@aor mar iaa ino pdd oenne Be
traatning, ida tan bet li99e nar At
Tporqe ON to Ting. 9et enc er, bporz
leces 8ub Ttal tunne globes mere ober
en- orop SDnoers Omoenoelie eno oper
Dem, Der ulori9 bape forlapt 6am.
Oa bet anoet er, bporleoes 6driiRerne
% be Ifrifttloge oa tunbe frle Iig RAM
te, mar Salem ON be 80 retFGroige
life Tube g9loe Dem. 6puo bet
ferIte angadr, Iaa pioe ri 10, at mar
SUBS 89rIigbeb ifal beitriues, faa
pleier Striften at fremitile ben unoer
9iaeoer fra Mlenneitelipet. iom {. SIS.
en- 6ooers 9Gliq6eO til lin Sen. %
en- Mobsrs 2m6eb for lit fpeOe Barn.
Co ri mdd taae bet pad famine Maas
be, naar Der er Sale ON Dor 6erres
@leoe. SO tente Ri % iad ct 6us
meo en- Slot Bern, og At ct at oisie
borttommer % bliOer funoet igen, od
er BET pitt, at 6oraIOrene i BET 2ies
bIit 9l4ber Iiq mere pper bette funons
Barn END ODER De andre. o9 bet netop
foroi oet bar tommet bort "a par be
rem funoet i0en. ga faalstes fanne
Ri nof tale ON 6errens 8leoe ober
funbne Spnbere. % meo 6eninn
til 8%ariiGsrne, 0d fan BET I9es, at efs
Ter Den Der gipne 9etrdQtning tunoe De
foa esn 6aaroeIe StrofeprGoiten.
5hi 3%anteganaen er od oenne, al naar
Sub bar Tin itnrite @l9oe, rolr en-
S1noer tommer til BAN. iaa MATTE
here's grpOe pie iig tor. naar &c tnurs
rsoe ober, at iaaoant fanbt Steb. De
befanbtss iaaIebes at tribe impo Sub.
Iii mere gslpsning ON bette ie Rat.
q, 81. 90.
y ~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-06
Sibelforflaring.

(Quf. y. 1-1Ol.

9isie to aignelier inbleoes meb
bette, at ,,aue Snnoere og 5oloere
bolot Jig nar tilSeIus for at bsre BAN.
Sg 5drifaerne og be ffriftfloge fnurz
reoe og Iagoe: 9enne dnndmmer Sbnz
here % 9ber me0 bem." Sg oe1ne
Snblebning bliOer ba ligeiom ct uD@
eanqspuntt % en- gaggrunb for 6isfe
2ignelier og beres 5ortlaring. S So
beOfagen gda bisIe to 2ignelfer | Iam=
me 9etning. S Dem begge er Der Gale
ON en- beitemt og fulOtalig Gienoom,
% bpgge Steber bliOer Der 7Oget bors
ts, og begge Steoer finoes bet bort
TONNE, og beg9e @jerne blioer fuloe
af @lQbe, ba be finbe oeres table gjen=
bonn. Og naar fad bisie 2igneli er
ffule fortlares, ba er bet let at iige,
bpor bet bortfomne 5aar og ben table
Yenning bsrer ZEN.
Sbi be ftdar 10 fom ubtrbf for o5olz
bere og SDnbere." en- 9etegnelie for
ale benz, Der er uben for Samfunb
meb Sub. Sgfad fslger bet at Jig
felp, at Mdnben, Der leoer efter lit
sSaar, og abinben. Der fsger sfter i'm
penning, at be er ct gideoe pdd ben
bormbjertige Sub, Der life bill nogen
Gpnbers Dsb, men bill, at ban ffal
pmpenbe fig os lepe, os iom berfor
fsqer efter be table Joar, be Dilbfds
renbe Spabers, fom liggs pda Spns
bers oa Tortabelfens 8eje. Sg Wdns
bens "a Rpinbens @laoe ober oerss
funbne gienbele mao 10 tdges iom en-
Mfalans at ben Glebe, fom Sub bar,
naar ban faar brdget Snnoere til
ia, faar benz tilbdge fra ,,@eroer og
wejFeIe."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-06
Gil uDre "glbonnenter
Og aunOer.

Eli aae Dem al eoer Iom bar o9ret
finite til at betale, fenoer ri herpeo
Blot Dor opri9tige 5af. Sg til Dem,
Der life enonu bar betalt Deres Blade
for inbep9renoe Qar, eIer Tom bar en-
lille 8%ogregning. Der itaar ubetalt. oil
ri iige: De mango Smaafummer uo=
ger 5uiinoer at Dollars for os, og Ri
mcd betale Renter al be 5uiinoer, Ri
maa laane Iom Balance mob uoeItaas
enbe 5ilgooebaoenoe. 2igeiaa maa Ri
tetale bore Regninger, naar be er for
folbne, pg 2sn til pore Qrbejbere, naar
ben er fortient. og bet timber pfte life
fon libt at msbe bore 6orpIigtelfsr.
@sr oerfor ebers bebfte, @enner,
for at betale bper ben lille Gum, ban
ffrlber.
9lem life, naar S bar Ienbt Beta
ling for Blade, at fe efter, ON Beta
firgstiben er blepen fordnbret rigtig
paa Nbresfelappen. @r bette life Itet
omtrine ct Bar Tiger, efter at Beta
ling er inbisaot, Iad melb bet itrafs.
u. 81. Qnberen,
6mb. / 8ireft.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-06
aunitens 2Grcbog.
eli Chr. RicbarOt.

Osrfor fan port 2je globes
peo ct giaeos 5arDepragt;
tbi BET Chs, bpori BET flabes
er 9oturens egen 0rugt.
% ben Sten, bpis Stsn6eb f~trdalt'
formet at en- Weiters Saanb,
zen blep Ifen, foroi ban maulte
meb Dor Sfabers M~ualebaauo.
OerFor rsrtes Ri % battes
beo en- 9igters fdbre Orb;
tbi be 9ruer, fom Os rates,
bar fra 2iDets ri9e 9orb.
9erfor puggeb os / 9remme
9onebbbets 6apfruiung;
t6i af 6jertet 9ilbeltremme
Ipulmeo 10 oens 9slsstldng.
Oft, fom eier qibets Cue,
Rofens glus og 5aoets gIau,
Stopsns 6b9lo % 8rpnets gue,
29bens fine Sober imad,
5antens bemmeligits Sufen,
Glffoosblittets table Sprog,
2Grtens Sang oe 8attens gruien =
aft er aunIteas 2arebog.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-06
Sra min Grog.
Staaobaftigbeb.

"a 5renologsa Gon en- Sang bolot
5oreorag ON Den Stunt al 6iernens
5orm at lutte fig til 5olts Sinhgs
beitofenbeb, tom ban til at fige, at
6jernens St9bigbeosparti par mere
ubpitlet bos 9pinoerne END bos M9ns
Gene. SelofslgeIig blep Der tor Sps
ftanbelis bos 9amerne, % be raabte
pg prpteitereoe at oae 9r9ftsr. Den
arme 9aa matte fOrfeoe Ell 9ilba9es
tog og iagse ~faaleoes: .llaoitDlb! Seq
er lite 9eres ffsnne Sprog faa mag
tig, at jeg tan ubtrptfe mig ednite
nsjd9tig - je9 mente, at noboloenz
beospdrtist par iterit bos 9amernell"
Stor SubeI p9 9lupialper bos Do
merne.
&c, nu Itdl jeg pei pogte mig for at
little 6danben | 6bepiereben oe tale
ON St9bigbeb. Nej, men ,ubboIs
oenbe", BET er abinberne. Den sngele
re 9igter 5bacferdn flyer ct Steb:
.,Ssg Deb life, bporoun bet er naar
min aone ca mine 9etre foreildar,
at ieg ital gaa meo en GRIN 5rutte,
gull Bet og reoe gentl9oer, iua flyer
jeg naturligpis nej. og be flyer, at iaa
ftal jeg beler lite; be bar fun fore
Ilaaet BET, foroi be troeos, bet piloe
glGoe mig o. I. b. - Wen iua er bet,
jeg fan life f%oritaa, bporlebes bet gaar
til; FOR ~fiOrten 9ags efter gaar jes mtb
cet". -
90 ub6oloea6eb er en- GgenIfab,
fom jeg letter obermdaoe brit, enten
bet CT hos &binber eller WGnb. S9
er bet Iaalebes. at 8Dinoerne ejer met
al Den - og bet er Der flere 3egn
paa, 81. q. fra airfsbiitorien. iom for
tRler os, at / be TRANCE 3ioer bar
BET tiot &pinberne, Der 6olot I'D -
Tad er bet ct fda tort 5ortrin, al bi
ifal leoe nogst, inOen Ri bos Mdnbe1
finber ct, Der fan beje op Oerimoo.
Oct itulee tel ~inareit b9re Mob og
Manbs6ierte unbsr sjsblittelig 4ips4
fare, Iom T. SIS. naar Der Diier iis
en- Mus.
Qda, jeg bill ingenlunbe inb pad en-
9reftelIe al bet Spsrgsmaal, ON
Gpinberae eQer M9nbene er be bebIte;
bet er ct Spergsmaal, jeg finer iom
peIten; men | Dag er bet moi mar beb
at eoo mig meb bet, Tom bet plejer at
gaa meb 5olt be fsrite 9ange, be er
uoe at fire pdd gDfle: be t9nfer, at
MI ffal be rigtig paste paa at unbgdd
ben fore Sten paa 9ejen; men Gptlen
er iom forgjort, ben gdar lige imoo
Stenen.
4ltfad: ligesblbigt, bbilfet 8s7
Der er melt ubbolbenbe, Blot Ri aae bar
bet noget mere.
Itbboloenbeb er en- fua flor og berlig
Sing,ot ieg, bpor jeg msoer ben, bliper
liqefrem anbagtig, islp pm Omsibels
ferne ellers life er bertil. Seq tan
buife, at isg en- Sang / mine ungs
Daae fad en- Manb, Der funbe and
OBJ ab en- fritftuaeabe Stige, Og ibet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-06

gaaar apierne helsoenber fig til 5Olf, Der
aberterer / 8laoet. enten for at tgbe cps
benz eGer for at foa Gplpsninser ON bet
anertereoe, beoes be altio omtaIe, at De iaa
Gpertisiememet / bette Slao. Oct bill oete
til eeniibis R9tte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-06
,SanIfcren"

tlioer ienbt til Gn6itri6euter, inotil no
trptteli9 Dpiiselie mOOtoaes al llb9iberne
% al @Glo er betalt, / Cperenstemmelie
Eleb De 5ortnebe Stoters 9ollUpe.
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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-03-31

Some years ago there was a very
dignified old fellow elected Justice OF
the Peace in one of the townships OF
Berks county. This elevation caused
him to look for a certain degree OF
Difference on the part OF all with
whom he came in contact and at any
shortcomings in this respect he would
show marked irritation. Once while
walking along his dignity was ruff
fled by one of group Of boys ad-
dressing him rather Familiarity.
Young man, fine you Sc for con.
tempt of court" said the provoked
Justice.
But, Judge, the court is not In SEES
sfon." interposed the youth.
"This court Is always in session."
said the other emphatically, "and con.
sequently always an object of con-
tempt"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-03-31

The makeshifts of poverty are
often so admirable as to suggest to
the thoughtful the devices Of genius
whereby some paltry subterfuge be-
comes majestic in It's proportions
through the glory Of success, as mere
pinchbeck turns by the same subtle
alchemy into pure gold. The tricks
of trade are as necessary to the
butcher. the baker, the candlestick
maker, as the market for his wares,
and II he is benefited and no one hurt
thereby why should we condemn
them? AS simple a method as luck
In odd numbers rules the world, and
was in vogue long before saucy Rory
O'More employed 1t, and first
glimpse Of the new moon decides
many business deal to-day. When q
man Is down on his luck he will re-
sort to almost any expedient to recoup
his losses, and as long as his trick Is
harmless one and no one is injured
thereby, he should escape blame. The
wonder is that Fate, ignoring our
desperate efforts, should allow us to
cajole her with trife.
Jerome Bronson was a politician
without a job. Politics had given
him a sinecure for four years-poli.
tics had taken 1t away and left MIN
stranded. The emoluments of Office