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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-24
Softer, Nebr.

9otter, ia 6oor er potter2 Def CT
belt langt uOe paa ben anoen She At,
bpor Solen 9aar neo. Ter er lan9t
oeruo. Dog life faa ldn9t. at man ital
rejie ira 2op o9 Ret - ei beaer uo
al 2dno % Rige. Oct sr uoe pud Den
fore Yr9ris. .Qa, paa Yr9rie7", Il
ger en- eler anoen. ,8i Dor 10 PAD
prGrienl" Oct tan not ife, men BET
funoe bog p9re, bu piloe t9nte amber
leoes, bbis Dill Tom til gotter. Seq
bar bsrt aoitiaise iise, De pioite life
bpoo pr9rie par, for be tom til BOT
ter.
Wen bporoon er bet ba berube pad
9rqriea2" Oct er itorildaet. Spar
ou no9en Sinoe / en- title mdanetlar
Mliondtstims itaast pda en- Oceune
hampers Def, mems bet tunge Wias
itinsri oreb ben tunge Solos frem oper
ben bldnfe 5laoe - f"oropen ben Der
lige 6immelbp9loing; for 7eoen bet
mRatiee 9anb. Oct bar uforglemme=
Zig itor fIaast, life fanbt2 Hso ou en-
Sang / bit 2ip pribiIegiet at gaa enc
- ganIfe enc meo bine egne 5anter -
gennem en- nplig %ubIprungen Be9eitop
- oper Dig ben lniegrsnne 9p9lping
= peb Din Sob ct 39ppe at 5uiinber
Nnemoner, Srdibeer % primulaer.
9lemte bu nogen Sinoe ben itorilaaeoe
5ur2 eler fob bu Blot en- Sang / bit
2iD pdd en- Sop meo Sfperne peb bin
Sob, mems Wenneife7es 9oliger lad
Iprebte fom imdd pritter Der bDbt aeoe
pg 6~oriionten sjnebes faa lan9t, langt
borts. OgIaa bet mente ou bar for
Ildaet.
paa 9r9rien er bperten Sr9er.
6ape eler 8jsrge, os berfor er ben
itornaaet. Sda lanet Dit gie r9fter
og meget l9neere itr9tter fig ben FAM
me belasnbe 5lobe. Den 6ele Spnss
trebs ligger uaben for big mob alle
8eroens 6jsrner. Sberalt itr9tter bet
famine | 6oranrstiben grenne Buffalo
@resteppe Jig for bin 5ob. Der er
glomfter pau bette S9ppe. Suiinber
af imaa 6rpgeoe 8lomiter. Oct bar
til iudodnne Steber, at mango fromme
/ ipunons 9age snffeoe fla ben; tbi
Der bar fau %itorflaaet itile at bprte
i'm Sub. Com Sommeriolen tiger,
fdlmer 8r9s og 8lomiter. Oct bliDer
gulbrunt = alt bliper ebe - fad for
Ildaet pre- = men Stilheben ~foritnrres
life. 6bdb ffufbe forftDrre benz
75erIt nddr 8interitormen tommer %
hbipler Sneen oper pr9rien, mems ben
bbiner og tuber ON 6uiet, foripinber
S5reben. Mens en- meb itiQe Gbfen
fer gen1em 9inbuet paa be forbifa@
renbe Snemdsier, Der Diloe bore lipss
farlige for enbber. fom pobebe iig pad
ben onben Sibe 6abeg9rbet, ba fes
Ter man pr9riens itorfluaebe Gnfoms
beb. Wen bet flarer after op. Dim
ben Jaeger fig, og Solen thinner paa
ny. 9bis ou fad tunoe gaa meb mig
ubenfor 6ufet og labe 8litfet GLIDE be1
6ber ben forunbrebe prnie, ibet ben
fpntenbe Col taiter TT ejenbommelige
Sfar benober Snebabet, BIZ bu igen
bet ftorilaaebe / benne umaabeligs
Ssflabe.
Oft er itorilaaet, 6bdb Der faar big
til meb 9abib at ubraabe: ,6bab sr
ct Menneife, at bu fommer BAN | 5u
og ct MenneItes Barn, at bu befsger
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-24

berpda ioare, at bet ferit og fremmeft
ftdar Iom ct l1btrDt for 9ilpGrelz
{. Oct nil man itrats ie. nadr man
tilfgjer ct anbet lille Orb, ION egentz
zig ultio er unberforituuet peo pSeg,
nemIi9 bet lille Orb ,er". sSeg er"
er ct uotrpt for 5ilp9reIie, men bet
er mere, bet er llotrht for 8eptp L
beb ON 5ilp9relie. aSeg err"
bctnber oerfor lite Blot: Seq er ttl",
men bet betpoer ogiau: Seq peo, at
ieg er til"
81 0erfor er aSeg" ct lotrpt ior
8eftbbetfe, geii6Delie At 3ioet
% geIiooelie at gepioitbeo om 2ipet,
% tiaige geIiobelie at Gpne til at
uotale oeane gepioitbeb. 8ette Ell mo-
get al bet, fom Seq" ituar for, men
bet er in%genlunoe aft, enoog me9et
langt fra.
ySeg" uotrpffer tiaige 9eOiOitbez
ben ON en- 6or7tel, nemlig paa Seq o9
ioa bet, ION life er Seq, u%ltIaa: SITE
Seq" 8enne 6orItel er meget oi9ti9,
pa gepiot6eOen ON cen er lite minOre
oigtig.
o. gi maa oerfor iige, at iOet ct
Menneife fprite Sang Tiger SEA til iig
Ielp, osr ban en- DEMONSTRATING og
foretager Ell Remembering. !6dn ger
en- @eroenserobring; tbi ban tommer
til gepipit6eO ON iig ielO fom Seq.
90 ban foretager en- @e~roensOeling,
i0et ban letter @ran0Ie melIem Seq
og StfezSeg. Og 6psrgung ban gem
tager Seq, %baaa0b9per ban osnne Gros
bring og itaOfaiter oenne 0eling.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-24

Iaa ct ems, bporpeo man Tan ie, o9
ct Iuaoant bIep mig gipet, oa ieg fit
gepioItbeb, Tom til 9epioit4so. gfen at
ipiae en- RoGe foruoi9tter ogIaa en-
Strait, iom letter no9et / gepGgslie
for at naa noget. ION life er, og en-
FABIAN Strait blep mig gipet, ba jeg
1T en- billie, Strait til at pGIge og
Iette / llbfereIIe bet, Tom bar, for At
noa bet, Iom Ituloe og tunbe bIipe =
blipe peo mig % for mig.
g ut fpi1e en- Ruae er life bet Jam
me Tpm at bore / 9eroen; men bet er
at. tage @erbea / 8eiibbslie for at
frembringe en- anben 8erOen, fom lite
6iotil noeen Sinoe bar p9ret iaoleoes,
% 6eQer lite nogen Sinoe bill blipe ido=
leOes. Der er ct 9dmmelt 9ers, Der
lnoer omtrent iaalebes:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-24
II l..

y .5sg" er en- 9erionli9hebs6ete9
nelie, bteo Ri enige om. Men boor
meqet bsrer Der meo til en- Yerion9
Der berer gspioftbeo ems og Der
briere Billie (arofD, iua Ri; men be.
rer Der iaa mere meo2 9srer 2e9emei
roida meo - eler fun en- Del al bet.
% / iod 3ilfRloe: boor meget eler
hpor lfot2 - 9isie Spsr9smaal Ell
BOG biit life belt ube at 9ejen, iiar
MI ON Gage, Oa Meteriulismen o i. D.
breoer fig mere og mere.
q Seq blep mig bepioit Iom Der
ion / 9egsmet, / NIT Qegeme, men
Ia bet par ganife lille. 90 at bet oar
Seq. bet famme Seq, ION nu leper / e
itsrre, meget minbre mutt 2egeme.
Tan lea life tpiple pda uben meo Del
famine at opgipe mig ielp; tbi ies Ell
ZEN Dag i Dag d~niparlig for be 8.
pertrGbelier, iom ieg begit, ba jeg oar
meget minore, Og itg sI9oer mig paanf
oper bet. fom sl9oeoe mig De mango.
mango Qar tilbage.
81 Ufen naar jeg ON en- lfben Stunf
kdl aftl9oes bette Qegeme, ON itte
6trren fommer fer, pil je9 ida itte
mere pare Seq, bet famine Sts? 0sr
er for mig ingen fom belit 3piol berom,
ng Subs Orb. ION er Sanbbso, bor=
GER mig for, at Der lite fan bare nogen
5pipl ON ben Sag. Def flyer, at
be- bog er ben JorTtel, at iaal9nge bi
sr / 9egemet, tunne ri drbejoe, men
ucen for 9eeemet er ben Nat. oa ingen
tan drbejbe. Og oenne 6oritel er moi
barb at m9rte Zig.
a Men altiua Ter bet uo til, at 9es
GENET bsrer nof meb til Seeet, men BET
er life en- Del at Seget, og altidd beller
life en- Del at PerIonen.
Oct berer meO til Segst; thi bet er
,5cqsts golig; bet er Sj9Iens = Segets
= Reoifab, og bet er bets uotrpt. Og
iaaoan ffol bet bare / 9iben = og Ell
ter Opitanbelien ogfaa / g~Digbeoen.
Oct sr life en- Del at perionen. men
itaar bog oenne narmere enb SITE
Seaet".
Maaite bar bette baabe for meset
og for liot ON bette life Orb Seq.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-24

en- @erbenserobring; tbi ban tommer
til 9epioit6eO ON iig ielo iom Seq.
OQ ban foretager en- 8eroensoeIing,
ioet ban letter @r9nbIe mellem Seq
% sStfezsS Seq. Og bpergang ban gem
tager Seq, bdaaobaper ban oenne Gros
bring og itaOf9iter oenne 0eling.
y Seq" itaar. iige ri, for 3ilpGrels
ie, gepioit6eO ON 5iIp9relie, geifoz
oelie og 5orfteI. 5oet Menneifst tiger
Seq, giber ban tiltenoe. at Der er
noqet anoet eno BAN, nOget. iom lite
er Seq = % dltiad er oSttezSeg".
Gu tunoe nan iperge: 9oab er iaa
fsrit: Seget eqer SttezSeget? 9ertil
er at Ipare, at for nit 9eotommenoe
er ieg mig fun bepibit iom Seq 5ors
bolb til ct Site Seq. og for iad ptot
er be iamtioise. Dog bar jsg ings1
8runo til at nGgte. at bet, Der / Jorz
6olo til mig er SttezSes, lite tan pore
foruo for mig, p9 be[ler lite, at BET
tunoe bare 9runoen til min 5ilp0reIz
Ie, eGer til. at ieg er til. 9un maa
ieg pioe, at / JorbolO til nit Seq sr
bet ct SttesSsg. ultiaa no9et anbst eno
Sea; t6i par bet life noget anret eno
Sea, iaa MATTE bet 10 bare Seq.
2.) Uean tunDe ogiuu ipsr9e: 6Dis
sSeget opbsrer, opbsrer iua life meo
BET famine Site Ssgst? 9srtil er at
fpare, at Der life er 1ogen 9runo til
at antage, at bet opbsrer, foroi BET
opbsrsr at Oars 5ttssSeg; tbi bet er
bet 10 fun / 5orbolo til Segst, cg ION
Iaaodnt mao BET 10 opbsre, hois Ssgt
opbsrer, og Jorbofoet til Seget op9ss
rer. Men altfda: foroi jeg er mig be-
Dibit, at noget sr SttesSeg. oerfOr %
oermsO er jeg mig lite bepibit, hOao bet
er | zig felp, bpornaar bet bleo til, rg
naar bet pil op6sre at p9re III. Seq er
mig bet fun bepioit iom Site Seq,
forbi jeg er mig bepibit iOm Seq, og
bet er jeg fun / 5orbolO til SITE Seq.
81 Meb 6enfnn til Sttes 5eget, pa
fan ieg p9re mig BET beOioit paa flers
Moober, enten iom bet, Der life Blot
er foritel1igt fra mig, men o9idd lig
mig, f%orifeaigt meo 9eni1n til 3dl,
men Zig, hpab Qrten angaar. S iaGz
oant 5ilf9loe bruges: pr, fom er
Zig IS og ieg" eGer DE Og je9". GGer
lea fan oqre mig bet bepioit iom bet,
Der er forIfeaigt fra mig 6adoe | 5al
og &rt. S iau 5ilfelbe flyer ieg:
ZEN, bet, be. Der er for mig ingen
Oruno til at tbiDle ON, at oenne Jors
ifel, Iom jeg er mig beOioit hos Site
5eget, bar lin tilfOdrsnOe 9irtelig9eo
/ SITE 5eget, og at benne altiaa fall
Der / to fore 9lasfer, iom ieg for
Sfplb betegnsr Tom bet per-
ionligs og ittesperionlige eaer uperfOns
lige.
a. Man plejer at Iige, at Seq er ct
.perfoaliet Steborb; men bet bill mso
andre Orb iige, at bet er Der onbetegs
nslie, og bet er bet, foroi ben, Der Tiger
Seq, er blepen zig bepioit iom perfon.
Men bbab er en- perfon2 peripnligs
beb2 qerfonlig2 Sbet man griber till
bage til, bbor bette ubtrpt oprinoslig
TANNER fra, nemlig ben gr0fte Srd>
sebie, fan man fige: Gn perion er
ct Sea, fom fpiner en- 3oIe, bDiltet lite
er bet famine iom at fpilIe en- Role I
en- &pmebie eaer 5rageoie, flint bet
meget ofte blipsr enten bet enc ellsr bet
anbet e0er baabe bet enc og bet dnbet.
81 Waen at fpine en- Roae forubs
en- S~tueplabs ener en- gamble
pfabs = oe en- FABIAN er gibet meo
os bleO mig gipet, bd jeg tom
til 0erben. Men bet fOruofetter ogs
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-24
,,Seg'.
(glogle 5anter at g. g. g.

y Der er ct gdmmelt Orb, Der Tiger:
De fmaa blibe let oberiete". S9 bet
sr ct ianbt gammelt Org. fau piot min
erfaring gaar. Saaban gGdr bet meo
be Imaa MenneIter, iaaoan gaar bet
meo be imaa Mtoler, De imaa gOner,
De Imaa Stiaiaser, De imaa Sell, be
imaa Soft. be imua 2unoe, og
iaaleoss goar bet pgiaa meo De imaa
Orb: be blipe let operfete.
q Der er ct anbet gammelt Orb,
fom tiger: DE imaa ftdI nan life
foragte." Men Ital mar life foragte
Dem, idd ffal man be1er life oDerie
benz; tbi bet tommer omtrent ub pad
bet FANNIE. Og bporfor ftuI man life
forogte be Imaa2
gr bet mon for be fmaas Stplo
blot2 0iitnpf life. Det ian ogiad
BABE fin 9runb /, at bet. iom Ter maat
ND, tan bore fort. bet, iom ier ubes
fnbeligt ub, fan b9re Digtigt, og bet
5om fer ub til at p9re libt, fan bore
faa grumme meget.
81 Oerfor flyer ct treble sammelt
Orb: Oct er be imaa, be tore Biz
Der af." Og bet 9eloer moi lite Blot
De Tmda Mennefter, at bar Der in9en
nf benz, Iad bleb Der beaer in9en fore.
90 bet er nof better life Blot be imaa
Stiainger, bet g9loer ON, at Den. Der
life pasfer paa en- Sitting, faar alorig
en- Dollar. Wen bet 99loer not ldngt,
bet Orb, fom flyer: Zen, Der er tro
/ bet tibet, bill ogiaa bore tro / bet itsr@
re : % omDenot.
A. 9i ftule / Dag oD9le en- Stunb
peb ct at be minbite Orb / bort Sprog,
ia for 3eiten / aIe Sprog. bet lille
Orb: Seq.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-24
.Onniferen"

bliber ienbt til 6ubitribenter, inbtit ub
npttelis Gpfi9elie mObtaaes al llb9ioerne
% al @9l6 er betolt, / GperensItemmelie
n,eb Be 6urtneoe Gtatcrs Tpllone.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-24

l. 6pdb me1er ct Wenneife, nddr
bet tiger Seq? Raar ban tiger bet2
9i l9gge M9rfe til, bbor Ddnfteligt
bet er for ct Barn at faa lGrt at iigs
Sea, faalebes at bet fan annenoe bette
fife Orb ret; 6bilfe u6pre Mnitr9ngelz
Ter bet toiter bore fmaa Meomeanes
fer, fer be fommer paa BET rene meo
bisIe ire 8ogIfaber Sc g! Oct
bar ofte forsfommet mig, at ben, fom
er | Stano til at anpenbe benz nogen<
lunbe ret, bar lsft ct at be paniteligite
Spsrgsmaal / pbilofopbie7, at ale
andre ere imaa / Communicating meb
bette. -
81 Sbab meme oa ct Menneife,
naar bet flyer Seq? = Oct funoe 10
fe ub til, at be flefte meme liot eler ins
aen Sing, naur be BRUCE bette, idaoels
fom faa mango andre Orb. Oette
bar lin @runb tilbels bsri, at bet at
tcle Err blepet os en- 0dne, bpiltet bill
fac, at Ri ubfsre bet uben nogsn BIZ
bere Mnfrrnee!fe at oenne sllsr bin
Mrt. Men bet ubelufter life, at bpert
Orb bar en- nogenlunbe beifsmt Mes
nina % maa babe bet for at tunne bore
ct Orb / Gproeet. Sg MI er bet Wes
niuosn meb Seq, Ri fpsrse ON.
81 6pab er ba Meninser meo bette
Srbq 5pab ftaar bet fOrs gi mdd
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-24
Raar leg til gsroen mon TONNE,
Gn @erben med mig fremitddr,
Oa mar min Zine er onme,
Gn 9eroen meb mig forgdar.

0ette 9ers i~hbeboloer meaet mere
Suno6eo enD mango gers. iom er me-
get l9ngere og maaIts finere.
y Seq er altiaa en- Qerionlig6eos=
b~ete9nelfe. Men non bet life o9iaa
bermeo uotaIer en- 6orpIigtelie, jeg me-
ner til at BRUCE itte=ieset, badoe ost
p%erTonliae % bet %uperionIiee, iaa bdabe
bet % Seget tunoe blipe ~iterre, rigere,
~itgnnere, eno bet par, oa Ri ferit blep
cs bet bspibIt2 gaaoe -og.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-24

Entered at the Post Office at Blair. Neb.,
as second-klas matter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-24

Advertising Rates made known upon
application.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-22
LOBSTER LOGIC.

Pounding away in its dull punctual fashion at the
State of Missouri the Globe perseveres in it's dam
aging propositions concerning farm lands.
1t is just possible that the Globe is endeayorng to
illustrate its contention that politics and prices have
connection by advertising slump and demoraliza-
ton of values. Probably malignant and unscrupu-
ious parisanship could work injury in this manner
1t is difficult for sane man TO perceive any other
connection existing between politics and prices The
Globes specific contention is that the States Demo
cratic complexion has operated to reduce the price OF
who does not know that Missouri farms possess a
higher actual and monetary value now than ever
before? No person of average intelligence will ac
cept even tine statement OF facts upon which the
Globes argument is based.
As for logic that Is explicible. Establishing
the desired conclusion first, the reasoning begins
there and proceeds backwards, arriving at palpa-
hood from fiction.
If Missouri's farms were bilghted by Bourbon
ISM so that they lost In value. Missouris farmers
would sell out; and If Illinois and Iowa lands
guaranteed against depression from Republican ma
chine government the exodus would be towards
those States. Illinois and Iowa farmers would not
part with solid values to purchase lands that re-
mained and promised to remain under the depressing
influence.
a small ring of poticiansa represented by the
Globe, find themselves without issue for the next
campaign, and the Globes inventive hurry is the re-
suit of pressing necessity.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-22

Sam Pryor returned last week from the
East.
The Misses Georgia and Eleanor Case
departed on Wednesday for Washington
City.
Doctor and Mrs. Carl Ludeking enter
tatned several friends at enchre on Thurs
day evening Among those present W"Te
Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Tobin. Mr. and Mrs.
William Chapman and Mr.. and Mrs. T. II.
Sprinkle
A musicale was given on Wednesday
evening by Miss Janis. Among those pres
ent were Doctor and Mrs. {. \. Breier,
Mrs. c. a. Higgins, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Christine. Mr. and Mrs. Cassidy. Mr. and
Mrs VIII Chapman. Miss Julia Dalton
The Morning Euchre Club was enter
tanned on Thursday by Mrs E s Mc=-
shall. Among the guests were Mrs. r. q.
Marshall. Mrs T. Hesser. Mrs. Rich
ardson and Mrs. c. a. Breier
Miss Matte Garth. who has been the
Wednesday for her home in Webster
Groves
Mrs. H. D. Coudie departed last week for
Atlantic City.
Mrs. Charles B. Garhart of ST. Louis has
been the guest of Mrs Frank Tiffin.
Mrs; Frank Boyd will depart shortly for
louisiana
Miss Anna Hamilton Is the guest of Mrs
B. Billings of Minerva avenue.
Mrs. Richard Mcclure and Mrs. Edward
Waters Of Philadelphia have been the
guests of Mrs. George JeSsup.
Miss Maggie Mckenzie of Jefferson City
is visiting Mrs. John G. Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Dickson. Jr. and
their little daughter Mary Francis. are
the guests Of Colonel and Mrs. e. P. Ell
lerbe
Miss Rebecca Boyd has been the guest of
Miss Mary Hereford.
C. B. Ellerbe. Jr.. departed Friday for
Boston. Mass.
Mrs Robert Whittemore and family have
returned from Euroma Beach.
Miss Edith Seymour has returned from
Springfield. No, where she has been visit
ing Miss Isabel Gregory, formerly of Fer
guson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Sager of ST. Louis
are the guests of Miss Elizabeth Page.
Captain Edward HobeTg of the Sons OF
Veterans has returned from n trip TO At
lantic City. where he attended the annual
encampment He also visited friends in
New York and Philadelphia while in the
East
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-22
At New York Hotels.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York, Sept 2.-Among the arrivals
at the ho;es heEe to-day were the follow
iEg from Missouri:
ST IOUis-P. u. Knox. Mrs. c. s. Tausslg.
E. 5. Ha-t J. Piper. My p. Becker. Mrs. r
W. DIttrnann. J. a. Christopher, Mrs T. w.
Morton. Mss Merton. Miss ]. Morton. 5diss H
Morton. Mrs. J. + Davis w T. simpson. Jr.
Miss I.shewaD. J. J. . Fallon. w c. OEalIon.
Mrs \. d y FaIlun. s. kerens aud MIS- ker-
ems r .. NhiItenole. J. w jacob and Mrs
jacob. Miss r Duncan. w d. Duncan. Miss
II GeInUp Holland: J. W. Mite. Mrs J. c.
stewart SIiss A. Stewart Jas b. Stewart.
Waldorf: Ars II. " Tancout. H H Gilman
ana Hrs. Gilman A G skinner and MIS-
: Annes Airs. W Cushmzn, h s Cushman.
Darlington: Mrs. q. l. Peckh7m. Mrs L W.
Learned. Park Avenue: II. II. Dunn. i. Brown
ana ITs Brown. J. D. Hopkins and Mrs Hop
kins. BarthoiGi: ~ Frank d. Lancaster. Hon-
man. Miss !. Eassan, Miss L hassan. VIC
toria: W. Fl. Buckley. T. F. Harrington and
Mr. Harrington. Navarro; J. J. Myers. G. W.
Price r. : Hamerstron. q. h Cathil. I'm
peTiIi: J. B. Hughes. <. E. Goddis, h l. BaDc.
Herald Square; Mis- s Gait. Park Avenue;
J. O-Neiu. Bos s1nOre; II o. SommeL, Broad
way Central: 7. NJ Pierson. Grand Union; E
p Wheeler. Union Square: e Brown Astor;
Mrs N q. Collins. Empire: H L. Merry. Nor
Kansas City-E. II. Edson. F. A. Taylor. No
ware: r. McW!iiians. Park Avenue: r Neil.
Marlborough: g. w Swilsoa. Nendone: J. W.
Harvey. Herald square; A G. Woihand. Broad
way Central. 4 = Aver. Morton
- Joseph-T. J. Beaumont Marlborough; I.
" Gayuor. Giissy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-22
VISITORS AT ST. LOUIS HOTELS

Warren Knisely of Peoria. Ill. is Registered
at the Southern.
"A. U. Spickard and wife OF Trenton. Ma.
are guests at the Madison
C F Luckey and wife OF PerryviIle, Nc,
guests at the L1clede. -
A. G.. Bond and wife OF Ironton, No.. hA1t
rooms al the MOser-
w z Love OF Dallas. Tex, is a guest be
the Moser.
j W Hughes of Forsyth. Mo. is At the
Madison
-Mr. and Mrs, S. H, Cooke and Miss Cook,
Planters
George L. Block Of San Angelo. Ter. Is e
guest al the New - James
i \ Hawkins and II. L. Machen Of Cape
Girardeau. Mo. have rooms al the New St
James.
Samuel Jaeger OF London. England. Il On
the guest list al the Planters
Charles Bruce and wife OF Kansas City are
guests ct the Laclede-
A WasSon OF Dallas. Tex. Is at the
Planters.
Mr.. and Mrs J. E. Poole OF Moline, IN.
are guests at The southern
E L Zimmerman Of Savannah. No. Is reg
istered ~ the Laclede-
Mr. and Mrs F. NJ. Adams OF Brookfei6.
Mo. AZ the Laclede.
E j. White OF Aurora. No. Is at the
southern
D \ Nichols of Cape Girardesu. Mo-. -
at the LiILe.i.
H. J. Cole of Kansas City IS on the guesr
list at the I-int=Il-
IL w Clark OF Lebanon. Mo. is guest
at the st Nicholas.
-Thoras Quinn Of Huntington. Ark. is az
the LEdelI-
Doctor H. = Purdue Of Bellevins. Ill. Is
registered at RO-n's.
j. X sykes @. Parsons. kas-. Is on the
guest list Horn Is.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-22
Abuses In Foreign Armies.

Leslie S weekly
a statement that tends to remove of the
glamour that has hitherto invested profession of
arms is that recently published indicating an
increasing tendency toward suicide in all great
armies OF Europa except the Russian garrison
OF the Austrian Army there less sixty
suicides during the year 1902 the being harsh and
brutal treatment of the soldiers by their officers The
exceptionally heavy death rate in the French Army is
declared to be due the that to keen M
the large number of armed forces proportion
of the young drafted the service than
in neighborng countries, further fact that
the general treatment of the soldiers so full of
abuses as to cause much suffering and death
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-22
ADVICE TO YOUNG FILIpINos.

That his new American dollars possess a certain
attraction for the Filipino is obvious Nor is the
| attraction merely that of bright, glntng, craven
medals. They appeal TO him intrinsically and as
representing value less than trinkets and BAN
gles His active interest and appreciation are shown
by the fact that already ne has begun to counter
felt them.
Imitation is form of sincerity. but to this pecuI-
lar virtue there certain limitations which the
Filipino yet young and unsophisticated in none
tary principles should be instructed to observe. Al
though, as was once before suggested there is no
such thing bad money, properly speaking, there
may be dangerous money Counterfeit money is
good, relatively. That which passes for money is
money 1t does not cease to be money until de-
tected. But it is only relatively good-and this IS
the point for the Filipino.
Give dollar the benefit Of the doubt and hold
onto it. 1t may be dangerous to let GO of it. Many
poor boy has become famous by careIessly letting
60 of that which he supposed was bad money. How
much better off he would have been bad he kept it.
And in general when in doubt. keep the money.
That is cardinal principle of finance 10 less i'm
portant than that of pursuit Hustling is admi-
rable, but the process of accretion is sure Fortfy
your hustng abilities with the attributes of a hui
man savings bank-retention and accumulation. To
the young Filipino better advice can be given
than this: get and keep. Take this for your motto
young man.
/ You may succeed if you try. Keep trying. Don't
give up-not to anybody.
And owe anything. You yourself are
the universal creditor. Remember that the world
owes most to the man who demands most Strive.
Get help where it costs least Bear in mind that po-
liteness is cheap capital. Cultivate sympathy; in
spire enthusiasm il you Nothing succeeds like
the spontaneous. unconscious efforts of other peo-
pie in ones own behalf. Many great success Is
the fruit of other peoples enthusiasm.
Profit by the experience of others, whether they
be your elders or juniors All is grist that comes
waters young Filipino and observe how Wall street
illustrates the truth of this precept.
Frequent the avenues of wealth; it viii help your
credit. When you borrow, borrow from rich man
rather than from poor man. Then it viii be no.
ticed that you sought by the rich. But having
borrowed of rich man. be careful that you pay him
eventually. OF course, being known young man
of means, you viii be approached by persons of less
character 10 whom you will be asked to lend Do
not make yourself easily approachable. In fact it
would be better not to know them at all. But if
you must know them and If there must be relation
OF debtor and creditor between you-be on the safe
side OF course. you should not disdain to borrow
from a poor man.
tude never forgive it. But give the devil his due
see that get value received though it is better
to pay as You go along.
These principles, closely followed will be found
helpful to the young Filipino. To be sure these