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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-13
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS,

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Philadelphia, 6; Chicago, 4.
Cleveland, ;; New York, /.
Boston, II; Detroit, 6.
st. Louis, G; Washington, 2; Give
innings).
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago, 5; Boston, 2.
St Louis, 4 Brooklyn. o.
New York, z; Cincinnati, 4; (ter
innings.)
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus, 4 Minneapolis. >.
ST Paul. 8: Louisville. 4.
Toledo. 3; Kansas City. 4.
Indianapolis, 5; Milwaukee. 4.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
ST. Joseph, g. Sioux City, 2.
Denver. 6; DeS MoineS, 3.
THREE-EYE LEAGUE.
Rock Island, 2; Decatur, 0.
CENTRAL LEAGUE.
Dayton, 4 Grand Rapids, 3.
Peoria. /; Evansville. 3.
Terre Haute, 4; Fort Wayne, 8.
South Bend, IL; Wheeling, 5.
IOWA LEAGUE.
Ottumwa, 6; KeOkuk, o.
OskaloOsa, G; Burlington, 5.
Fort Dodge, 4; Boone, 3.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-13
The pill that will, will fill the bill.

WITHOUT grippe
To cleanse the liver. without a CULVER,
Take one at night.
OeWitt's Little Early Risers are small,
.asy to take. easy and gentle in eff
iect, yet they are so certain in results
hat no one who uses them is disap
,ointed. For quick relief from bill
business. sick headache, torpid liver.
iaundice. dizziness and all troubles
arising from an inactive, sluggish Iy-
ar Early Risers are unequaled. Sold
by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-13
WORKING Mont and Day.

The busiest and mightiest little
hing that ever was made is DR.. Kings
New Life Pills. These pills change
weakness into strength, listlessness
nto energy, brain-fag into mental
Dower. They're wonderful in build
ng up the health Only 25 cents per
BOX. Sold by Hartz & Ullemeyer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-13
Bergman Collection
Agency and Information

2o7-2oe Brady St., Davenport, Iowa.
Claims, accounts and informations cob
Tested everywhere. Both PAoasa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-13
THE NEW PYTHIAN OFFICERS
Installation Ceremonies Are Held Last
EVening-Johnson in Charge.

District Deputy c. V. Johnson, OF
Moline, presided at the installation of
The newly elected officers of St. Paul
'odge No. 1O7, K. p, at the castle in
he London building last evening. The
officers are:
c. C.-Sam RyersOn.
V. Crank o. Larson.
Prelate-A- F. Greaser.
NJ. W.-M. f. Sweeney.
|. G-John J. Stroehle.
o. G.-John Stanton.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-13

Decatur ......OO 10000 %
Summary: Two-base hit-Hill. Bases
on balls-Liebhardt, 4; Hardy, 2.
Struck out-Liebhardt, ); Hardy, 4.
Time-1:20 Umpire-Beardsley
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-13

When bilious take Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. For sale
by all leading druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-13
Gabby Patsy Fnnucd.

gabby Patsy-the last
man up in the ninth. when Roxy Wal
ters was on third. struck out. Roxy.
who had gotten on while his big
brother Hank, who had connected. was
being put ont AT second. went around
.tothird on ThOman's throw to catch him
stealing. second not being covered. anG
the ball rolling into the field. The
score:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-13
Walker Heads Library Bo

W HTfNtF IItsIUH IIIDTUEN bOUTU.
The library board organized for the
wear at it's meeting of last evening and
'eelected Col. G. l.. Walker president
md J. w. WEIGH secretary. The meet
ng was an adjourned one for the pur-
pose of authorizing the payment of
$4,000 on the account of Frederick
Weyerhaeuser. whose loan made it
possible for the city to have it's hand
some library building at this early
late.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-26

al ig ielp. 6un ipurgte mig itrats, ON f9 bobt al
5relieren; j9 fparebe n~aturIi9pis ia. tbi, tare Carl,
bet tommer jo tun an paa, boab hi f~oritaa berpeb. min
6relier er min qensei9f, pe ban MAD ofte boloe fot.
Du mener bel, bet bliber en- ~interesiant 5orlppelestib,
og at jeg NJ lsber meo min 89reie til dle airter, men
btn bare lite Torunbret berober, bu ifdl fao at Ie, bet
9oloer OPP meo 3iben. 5or at Iejrs til Siot maa jg
fgrit 9ipe eftsr! 5orgprigt bill jeg gre, bpao jeg tan,
for at title Gatbarina ira benbes fromne 9eninoer "a
bd nopnlig fra en-, iom beoDer Marie peters. Sum bar
en- meget itaoelig S~nbfpoelie pau min 8Greie. 9ont
big, ben uforfdmmebe unge Dame bar ligefregn roobtt
9atbarino til at ioa op meo mig, bpis ieg lite 5ibe onl>
Oenoer mig; men jsg blaier Oenne ~itin6eQiee perion ct
Stntte.
Du ier dltfdd, f9re Gdrl, at Dor 6orIobelIestio
bltper ltbt al en- liitig &rigsfsrelfe; bet bIioer eanffe I'M
t%eresiant, men oae 5ilf9lbe bliper ieg ben 9inbenbe;
be 10000 ere 10 bog ogiaa en- genitanb, Der er barb at
tdge Betrd9tnine. Som MI mart, for at bu fom upar;
tilt 9fbne Tan iige, ON jeg ssr mine Sing gobt.
Din 6ermann.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-26

je9 dnfdd en- 5orenin9 meb en- 8antro for en- SDnb mob
6erren. 9un mente, at ingen funoe gere for, at ban
life bapbe ben rette 9ro, men je idgoe BAN, at en- for
nuftig Wlanb oilbe trabe efer at foo ben rette 3ro Ipm
en- &sbnunb efer 8igoomme, og Sub giOer De o~prigtige
Qaube BERTH; oerpuu trof ban fig pbmpget tiIba9e.
&9reite 0eninbe, LAB os bebe for por Gatborina,
at Serren bl %forbnrne zig oper benbe! gi bile flittig
tuee 9erren pau bans Orb; bog frp9ter jeg for, at bun
fal opebe tunee 3iber.
Weo bertelige 9iliener! Din Marie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-26
Wilmiteb, 8. DARTS 1874.
Sore Marie!

Mieb 9l9re meoOeler js big MI, at ri poa 5rebag
ote Gage tGnter at bplOe grplup. Seq piIoe blipe uIges
Zig 9ldo, ON bu pilbe tomn1e BERTH, ffsnbt bu 10 lite rio
ttg barmonerer meb min tilfommertoe Manb. 6an me-
ner, bu Ter olting fort pg glemmer, at Sub er en- aers
~ltgbebens Sub, fom bar ifobt alt bet Tfenne paa Sorben,
for at Ri, hans Sfa6ninger, ifu1e eteoe ps berober. Sea
ipnes oglda, tGre @eninbe, at bu mango 5ine Ter Qis
pet altfor fort, bu gsr big bet 10 berbeb til en- gprbe /
Skpet for til en- gtebs. e44n&stt#t1 -.
Min 5orlopebe er ~pirfelie ct retfaHent Mernefe %
beloer mere og mere til ben iunoe 5ro; naiten bper Sgns
bag fslser ban ueb os 8irfe, oe unbertiben bar ban pes
ret meo til bore geoenreber; bans &ammerater ger 1dr
al BAN, men ban ger bet 10 for min Sfplb. Derfor naa
ig ogiad igen ofre noeet for bans SfDlo. Gil port Bril-
lwp bare pi nsbte iii at inpitere nogle at 6ermdnns
Slagtninge. iom lite BABE fjerneite 8egreb ON aritenz
opmmen; be tunne MI life more fig, naar life be sanle
fod beres Mbitpurti oe be hinge en- life Dams. SSeg oil
ea nebig bape, at mine npe Sfa9tninge fuae febe fig
peo nit grbnup, og BERT r bar ieg fset min Jorlobeoe
beri, at Der ON aftenen paa ben Maaoe isrges for bore
@9iters llnber6oloning. Seq ~foreitiler mig r%igtignot
%lepenoe, at bu, fare Murie, bill ilua S9nberne iamrnen
ouer bet ~perbsliss grplup. Seq bupoe ielp before it,
at Damien og 8ortfpilet bar blepet uoeluot, men man
nlaa inoe fig bet uuno9adeli9e, o9 j9 tGnter, en- Iaa
uIfnlbia 5ornsielIe life tan misbaoe 5relieren.
Seq tan life banols an~oereoes, o9 je t9nter, naar
6iertet slfer 5erren, fan en- Snule perbsli9 9lebe life
ifabe oenne a9rli9beb. 5or ben gaene er oltin9 rent. :
Ulin a9reite bar bra9t mig iaa mango Dire at &erlisz
beo, iau jeg mdo pirtelig gsre noget igen al aerligbso
til BAN, open asbet Nnlebning al bort 8rDuup, og
grblup bolber man 10 bog fun en- Sang / 2ipet.
Gn Npbeb ian ie9 od ogiua meboele big; min a9res
iss Ben, Gorl Wilmien, iom bl bar iammen meb Der
unber bit 8efsg, interesierer Jig lepenoe for big o9 bar
a%bffiaige 9onee %foreipurgt, ON bu tommer til grpluppet;
bpem peb, bpob bet fan fere till Din 5orben er jeg /
ane Silfalbe pig pda.
Din big b~iertelis elitenoe
Gatborina.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-26
Stebie meb &erligbeo
bin 9ermonn.
9ambor9, 6. @pril 1849.
9Grebe Srgfen Yeters!

(SlkOt PiN btlIl2s
Seq bar ct rDftenbe 8ubffab at meobele Dem. De-
res 8%eninpe, Gotbarina 5ribe, er @aar bepen Gnte.
5enbes Manbs penseforbolb blep peb bans ubsrte gbs
ielbeb itobis mere %inbpitsbe, og 10 mere @orgerne trptz
tebe bam, besmere ubebagelig bar ban tit 6jen. 6un
baoeoe tiliibit neiten i'm 9uitru. ban b~ebreiOeoe benoe,
at bun life bapbe taft alporligt msb BAN og forebotbt
BAN bans buurlise 2to, tbi ioa phbe ban life bore Iuntet
iaa bDbt. Naar bun ba bdb 6am enbnu at penoe ON %
forlabe Spnoens @eie, fparebe ban, at MI bar bet for
tent.
= 0aar WeibDdes fom ct 8gbub nsb ct 8reb ira
5ermonn, bpori ban neboelte i'm 6uftru, at ban bar
oeo, naar bun mobtoq 8repet. 6an funbe lite l9rgere
bofbe lit %elenbige, pinlige 2o ub, bans 5orretnin9 bar
rlineret, 5ornuen ebelast, ban tunoe lite lee len9ers,
men baabepe, at benbes fromne 8enner life puoe iluu
6aanben al 6enbe.
5 @aar Qftes bep bans Sig truffe op at Miteren.
Seq fan life beffribe big ben ~ulptfelige apinbes
Sore; bun er trefeslgs oe n9r peb at ~fortptole. Seq
peb intet anbet auab eno at beoe Dem fomme til benbe.
gun eer fig Ielp be bitreite 9ebrejbelier, foroi BUN bar g~
bet efter for lin Manbs Spertalelie Ter og meo BAN oeltdget
/ be ~perbslige 5orlDItelIer 6enbes 5roslip er piitnof e>
terboonben ipsnet ben. gun fanbt tabig paa ~l1nbifplos
nineer for at retferbiessre i'm l~beblipen fra Subs gus,
ON gsn ener 2esning Subs Orb 6ar Der pitt life len9e
paret Sale, tbi bben, Der elfer 0erbens emit, fan 10
unuligt bebe.
Seq mebbetr Dem bette, for at De fan ptbe, bpor@
ebes Deres 0eninbes Sinbstilianb er, og bppr neget
bum trenser til iunb Srsit. 9erren ptl not 9ielpe ug
9ennsm bisfe forfarbelige Silififtelier frelie benoes Sjal,
tbi MenneIfebialp er for rinee Der, fun Sub, ben dls
%mG9tise, Tan bielpe.
TerIom bet er Dem muli9t, bu tom itrdts.
9@rbeoigt
Carl WtGmfen.
(SGuttes).
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-26
Solmitebt, II. Marts 1847.
GQreGathorina

TRre 9%dtbarlnd!
9u matte bog anie mig for meget bum, 6pis ieg
life tunoe gennemifue plunen.
9r. Carl gBilmiens 8rep, iom bu ienber mig, er
pifnot ct opgtigt DE iterfbtfe 8etning at I~pefulatip
&logifab og en- inilot %uoregnet Manppre for at fangs
en- faa bum 5ugl fom mig. a9re geninbe, fpar bog nige
aunit9reb, iom moaife not ggr ebers StdrpIinbig6eb,
men lite ebers 5jerte, 2@e. Seq babbe oIorig tent mig,
at ou pilbe rGtte bin 9uanb til iligt, bet er fife noget
8epis paa ianbt @enfab.
Oil ou ifge ST.. Carl @ilnien, at nudr ban igen ag<
ter at gre 5orretning neb friitelige Selelier, MAJ ban
ferit iep ggre 9etenbtifd6 meb bisie. Sebrtgt Ter jeg,
6por 9obt bu bar lert at balte til 6egge SiOsr. Sub
bjelpe big og lore big at ertenbe, at man life fan tiene
TO 9errer.
Selp na ~forbliper jeg bin t~rofaite @eninoe
Warie Yeters.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-26
8ceerpiom anbefales:

=. ~. A Dcx .wNraeAaE 4#H#aMf
Din 8roberS Blob. On sorteuins, iom rlsrsr q,Dsti
Sc lSrisntem, fenslenbe % ipteresiant. gao 9ant peb 81. g.
r. r@lyeaoien. ia Siber ! Omias, 40 esnts.
9erren ero init. SfiolD. en sortauins, ion rslsrsr bet
sssr1 tria.iioe Sin Ruslanb. $50 q, Smn. 3c. inbb. 6c.
Mftr1arl GoletDallt1. On sOrtauins fra isOiae sreSie.
- 1875 siOer, omilass,' rs Gents, 1~imbbumSsn 50 Gents.
1artbren, ! ct. Nmoreps. Ct gul.s. fra ben rotr.
strts. % siOer, iom'las 20 Gents, inbbnnOsn 40 Gents.
Martbrerne | ben latberife &irfe. over,at ira
9pf. 224 imaa Siber, inbbumbsn ebiuimgsbimO 40 Gents.
OeH DuI. Gn sHerlaubif Sorteuins fra 8rfi 9b. gn of
amsriias bsbas gsser. vi eewis Wa0acs paa Tanff peb
Bib Msnef. Vris, sobt ~inObunben, s1.25.
off eeoer isnfes rcrtoirit. getoIinoen bebes inbfenbt fannnen
meo Sslininsen. SrimGrter n%tobtases iom Detailing.
Dani1h lutheran Bubli1bina 6Duie, Blair, Webra1fa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-26
Solmfteb, 49, DARTS 1874.
aersite Nnno. bhrebare @eiter ! 9erren!

HRle1R Anhu, Dplepate Sprtr ] Setteh!
Oct er bssp9rre ionot, bpab ou bar bsrt, Gatbdrina
Spen bolDer tit 8rplup albelss poo Derbslis @is rneb
Dams og aort'pil. Matnrlisois bar FUN llnbffbibninsss
srunbe moi berfpr. men bun fsler ielp, at bun iGtter i'm
aarefe brit oper Jrelieren, os at bum lite bar oraset
BAN til 9erren. men ban bnbe til fig. Ser fer man MI
isen Hart, bpor uristist bet er, naar man bill friite CUB
og tiltrpr fig ielp Waaet til at tunne fsre en- 0ontro til
5roen. Seq iporeoe benbe life onbet paa fenbes 9reb
enb: q
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-26
9omborg, IL. 5ebruur 1847.
3Rre. Carl

90o0 9uur Der bog egentli9 al biea Sra aIubben
uoebliper bu, og je bar ogiou maottet ioone big BED
giaaroet; berimoo bBrer je9, at bu renoer til ct. @eprg
til ben gale pref. S9 bnab bar bet for l~ejerli9e Be-
mGrtninger ON, at bet lite bar pasenOe for en- Mano
at fsre ct letiinbi9t 2ip2 6pao foritaur bu oeb ct letiinz
bigt 2iO? @i npbe 10 fun 2ipet, Og BERTH ere Ri Per bog
bel; ielp min Some, iOm 10 fenber til bet triiteGies 2ip,
fines foa eoot ON Dor Utoube at lepe pua, at BUN life for
LANCER bet bebre. 6un timber bet neget mere interesi ant
at 6efege 8aqer og 9eatre enb at beltage / 8pnnengber.
Og bl, gamk Deltager nit gamlelln9bomsib, %begpnoer
MI pau en9ong at prabite ON 2ibets Qlppr? SSntet Sill
ba9efriot, min Sen, altib fremob! Seq penter big be
n9fte 0age, for at bu Tan lepere mig ct gspis for, at bu
enonl er ben ganIe.
Meo 6~jerteli9 &erligbeb! Din 6ermann.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-26
Gil 8 e k rne!

Paa @runb at inbtrufne Smif9nz
bigbeber maa Ri ubelaoe aIoleoe
Siele" / bernie l1ge; men ba ben
fsrite 5orte0ins, oSn9eniteDs iom
biemme," er fulDftenbis ufiluttet
iioite Nlmmer, bliper bet 10 ingen
I6rlie foritprrenbe Ifbrpoelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-26
,5Orenet i Spnb eiper !9jertet sj 5reb
Jorenet i Cub barer epiet psb."

Seq bsrer, at bun er meset preb paa mig, bpiltet bel
sleber benbes &ureite, bo ban lite fan ~forbrase mig.
aGrefte Mnna, ri moo life opstpe henbe, men bebe enbnn
i~nberlieere os enbnu mere pebbolpenoe for benbe. Ser
rem siper os benbe moi isen; tbi BUN elifebe pirtelis fin
6relftr.4
f Men bbor triumferenbe @erbensbsrnene blipe eher
en- faoban Sejr, ia jeg i Gatbarinas 9jem. Senbes
~sorlopebe ~mebbraete en- 0en, Carl Milmien, fom ma
~turligpis bar ct ristist 9erbersmenneite LEGION Ser
mann Sribe. San piiie fig OpsrOrbentlis ~elitpGroig in'pb
mig, formobentlie tante ban, bet pilbe saa meb mig iom
msb Gutharino Spisn. Men ieg uflagbe meset rolis pa
bsfent min 3rosbeenpelie for BAN pg iusbe BAN, al
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-26
Din big biertelie elitenoe
Gatharino.
9amhorg, II. Marts 1874.
aqre Carl!

Seq faaer min Billie. bort grbIup ital boloes meb
Dams og Muiit, og jeg 9dar iom Sejrberre uo al benne
aump. Win unse Some pil inart blipe pqnt til at rstte
fig efer fin Mdnbs Billie. aom MI for at piie benoe,
bpor glade Ri @eroensbsrn tunne lepe fremfor pietiiter=
ne. Sesparre tan jes lite gore big ben sieneite at fere
big iammen meb Marie qetsrs. bun ton1rler nenli9 lite
iii port grnaup, forbi BET ital 9aa foa ~perbslist til, bun
bar life snsune iporet pcu Gatburinas SnDbnbelie. gag
big 4et, bpob Der nptter hos ben enc, bjelper life bs
ben unben. Mturie getsrs er en- Stipnatte os life let at
bse.
altiaa pua Genipn pao Yrpnupsbagsn!
9jertelise 5iliener! Din 5ermnnn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-26
9ambprg, Is. Marts 1847.
&9re Ben!

Seq fan life na9te mig ben 5ornejeGie at fenbe big,
ou Grtepietiit, bette 8rep, ioa ben ~oelbetenbte gebefsFer
bar ffrepet til min Some. Der fan bu ie, at life engung
De heQige tro ~binurben i~rbbprbes, men Wlorie peters bar
moi meo i'm fine Neie ubfunbet Sunb6eben. Seq beber
big, fare Carl, opsip bette Gtsperiment, bu timber NOT ct
9oot parti foruben 6enoe. S alt Sab lab pere neb bine
Prebitener, bet tlaber big ikt life, og en- fud forberbet
Spnoer iom mig ompenOer bu bog life, bet fan pu 10 hsre
al min e9en Some. Sab affuu be @riGer fare og tont
fnort til os.
Stebie meb &9rIigbeb
ST. G a -, n 80, .
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-26
Sambors. 1s. Ropbr. 1s43.
aare Carl!

9ermeb bill jss meSOele big, at jss snoelis bar fat
tet ben gelutnins at tuee mig en- 9uitru. gn ipsrser
bu forunbret, BEEN NIT 9jerte bar palst, os jes Ter bit
forbop{ebe 9nfigt, naor bu bsrer, at bet er ben fromnne
gotborina SpIen. Naturlispis tGnier bu. at Der binber
lea ct Mis til min egen ars, tbi bu mener, at Der nu
Iattes en- chopper for 5baterbefse os Heitaurationslip
mel. min Ben, pr fun rolis, min aone bill moi fors
bsbre fla. Som Jorlopet moa bun babe Serreosmmsi
oo Iaa lanee pi lepe JorlOOsliestioen, pil jeg fse mig
efter fenoes fronrms Snbfalb. st Bit pda be 10000
Tom bun brineer mig. pil lette bet. Wlen LAB mig fsrit
foo Reoimsntet, ba pile benbes belise Nptfer not forsao
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-26
Sore IRarie!

a9re Wdrie!
S Dag fan jeg meooele big en- %glabelig Nb6eb! Sc
er nemltg forlppet meo agbmano Sermdnn JriBe fu
Sdmbors. ut f9 bar b%eiIuttet mig idu burti9, bill no
forunbre big, iiar Oa ig beo, at Ou lite bill bebsum
min GorIopeoe pdd ben gunti9ite Wtddbe, tbi ban bpre
10 lite til be Sroenbe. Wlen, f9refe Wdrie, ban er eIer.
ct ubmGrtet rart og sObt Wenneife, o9 ban er BERTH
Stonb til at bpbe mig en- StiIing, iom eders lite let BIT
Der bubt mig. 0u peb, bet bar p9ret nit gnife at font
me til 8Den, og berfor %foretommer bet mig Ipm ct BIN
fra 9erren, at 5ermuna 5rbe bar friet til mig. 9r
ian bel %forftao, at bet bebrsOer mig, hi life bare famine
9ro, men ie9 tror bog, 0erren bar fsjet bet %IadIebesi
tbi Deb at tnptte mig til BAN badber jeg at tunne bragg
BAN til Sub. aunbe bette lpftes, Dilbs bet bog pisie.
Zig pGre en- g0b @erning, og tunbe jeg be9pnoe nit 2Ggte.
fiGb meb at FIRE en- SjGl til Seius, oilbe ban bog pitt
moi Delfgne mig oerfor. Seq Oil anie bette arbejbe JON
NIT aiDs Opgdpe, og jeg ~gentalber mig ofte Gelerts liQe
,6pilten Gptte, bpilten @lGbe,
LA.9 - Gs-T =. fG.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-26
s nltge Maa.
On 6ortaGlins / 8reb o nm.
af pait. poulen / &ropp.

4ilmiteb, IL. Hopbr. 1843.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-26

SEQ beber big itda mig bi meb trofait 5orbsn; ben
getferoisss gsn formuuer 10 meget. nadr ben er aloors
Zig! 5OrboabenIia beigser bu os mart engang og elaber
big ober min 2ptts.
Din inOerlis fFngiOne
Gat6ortnd. -
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-20
Throw Prayers at Idols.

Along the sacred road of Nikko. in
Japan, is an old idol about which CEN
tiers one of the most curious worships
in the world. Under the surface of the
statue are seen little pieces Of what
happens to be dried paper. If you
stand by the idol for while and wait
for the worshipers to come along, you
will see what these bits Of paper are.
The devotee halts in front Of the
image, then scribbles a prayer on bit
of the paper. The wad he then chews
up into ball and hurls at the god. If
it hits the face and sticks, the prayer
is sure to be granted, and the pious
pilgrim goes away happy. If the ball
sticks to some portion of the body, the
omen is not quite so propitious, and If
1t falls to the ground there is abso-
lutely no hope.
Such a mode of prayer is even more
curious than the praying wheels of the
Buddhists, who set the wheel revolv-
Ing and reel off prayers by machinery
AS John L. Stoddard, the lecturer
says: zone sees, of course, number
less strange rites connected with re-
ligion In travelling about the world, but
Japan is the only one l have ever Wis
tied where deities serve as targets for
mastieated prayers. New York
Times.
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when an engagement is long one, ne
usually SquanderS so much on gifts
and entertainments for his fiancee that
there is only very moderate amount
to begin housekeeping on. Thus, be-
fore his marriage the young American
of the middle class begins to give evil
dence of what is to be his chief nation
al characteristic as a husband-his
unfailing, unselfish and almost i'm
provident generosity.
The middle class husband in Ameri-
ca rarely intereferes with the affairs
the cost of staple articles Of food. AS
a rule, he does not make his wife a
regular allowance either for household
or personal expenses. but gives her as
much as he can spare freely, but with
a lack of system that is not conducive
to the best outlay Of their income.
The young American husband is also
very indulgent to his wife's fondness
for fine clothes. He would far rather
have an extravagant wife than a
dowdy one, and although he grumbles
occasionally at millinery bill, in real
ity he glories in the Respondent ap-
pearance of his wife in her fine feath-
ers. The American husband is rare
who does not concede his wife's right
to expend much larger sum with her
dressmaker than he does with his tai
lor. Indeed he often leaves his tailor
altogether and cheerfully repairs to
the ready made clothing house in or
der that his wife may have more mon
ey for extravagant finery.-London
Telegraph.
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truly to illustrate the incurable aver
sion Of this odd creature to anything
that might in the least ruff1e him. He
was lovable-of that there can be no
doubt. How, otherwise, could he have
retained SO long the affections of men
like Thackeray? But somehow he
seems to stop short of possessing gen.
uine nobility of character. he was too
much of the self-absorbed dilettanti
for that. On the whole, we feel a lit
tie sorry for Mrs. Fitz Gerald, living
on long after her six months of mar
ried life,s and pathetically clinging to
the hope that she and her husband
would be reunited. "She liked to have
his portrait in a little red leather case
always near her" In the second of
these volumes 1t is told that a Wood
bridge neighbor of his once borrowed
e 500 from him, and three times pune
tually paid the interest. When the
third payment was made "Fitz Gerald
produced the note Of hand and drop
ped 1t into the fire. saying merely, 7
think that will do" 1t is a pretty
story, but it does not take out Of the
mouth the bad taste left there by the
narrative of his matrimonial misad-
venture.
Mr.. Wright gives abundant space to
the consideration Of Fftz Gerald's
works, and on this subject he has at
least one good saying. "Fitz Gerald
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owes his Immortality" he remarks, fn
a great measure to his keen passion
for retaining only the concentrated es-
sence Of things" This is true If we
apply it to any Of his writings, and
the biographer brings out the same idea
in his treatment of Fitz Gerald as a
man. He cared for none of the mere
frills and furbelows Of life; he went to
the root of the matter. Yet he was
ever careful to avoid taking an active
part in the unending human conflict.
From beginning to end he was a spec
tator Of life. Perhaps that is why he
makes such good company. He sees
things with so experienced and so fas-
tidious an eye-and in that eye there
Is always q twinkle. To read his BIZ
ography is to feel as though one were
In the presence Of wise and genial
friend, man of genius too lazy to
make a stir in the world, but rich in
good casual sayings, and positively in
spired when 1t is a question of find
ing the most fragrant corner of the
garden, the sunniest meadow, the best
book or the most delightful friend.
Mr.. Wright commentaries him sys-
tematically enough, and at the same
time is not afraid to be discursive. His
carefully chronological narrative over
flows with odds and ends of letters
and "reminiscences. 1t all goes to make
q rather too imposing monument to
Fftz Gerald. but it is all readable.