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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-25
13. WarC.

aartOfel. taget fra bet ringe 5or=
raab benbes usle 6iem, men Bar
net bar tilfrebs, for bun bar life
tommen tonb9nbet.
Gn anoen 8unbt inbe9plbt ct
rgot 2@ble, og en- file 0reng bra9te
to Gracfers en- Qlpis : alt bbao
bisfe 8grn epnebe.
0et ftoO tiIbage for en- file gleger-
pige, Der tom fra ct 9jem, bpor Der
tar ben msrtefte Satti9bom o9
monge Mance ut fplbe, at fnbe 9et
til at reDoe i'm Stoltbeb og life bliDe
rompget foaban en- Dag. bd be an
hre 6rdgte beres 8aber.
5un lagbe fin : en- lille net 9Batz
tc = forfigtig, og fiben, bo ben bleb
cabinet, fanbtes ben at inbebolbe to
fmad @tbtter Gin. Oe babbe fbas
ret til 9eniigten, oe benbes 2erer~
inbe foritob en- fenfitiD file 9giges
5plelfe alt for bel til at misforito1
Meningen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-25
Gsentcr.

glu er bet paa Sibe at ienbe efter
en- nh 5oripning af Bigger fra OaniIf
publilbing 9ouie. De pil blipe for'
babIet beb at finbe, bpor mango gobe
nbe Bigger publiibing 5ouIe bar poa
Eager.
@i bar fauet flere itore 6orfenbela
fer fra Oanmart, og bort eget Sorlag
botier itprre o9 itsrre for bber Dag.
glu tomner ben gblone 9ib for
9ooIolg. @lem life at bore forfp,
nebe. &c efter ebsrs Oplag og fdo
en- Orbre Stanb inareft muliet, al
De life ifal naa eber for tent for
Sulebdnbelen.
Mgenter enifes til at rejie oma
firing og ligelebes Gotale @eenter |
etbpert bonf Settlement.
Oanifb publ. Soufe, Blair, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-25
Senmare, Nortb Safpta.

Dor 9obe Ben peber gielfen bat
faaet tilfenbt en- COB Jorfbnine af
be bebfte 8eger, fom babes / OaniIb
PubliIbins Soufe, Blair, gebr., %
bet er bans Seniigt at befsee 9enner
/ og omtring &enmore o9 afTettc
Bigger. Oct ffal bere os fert ON
@enner beroppe bill bore imsbetom,
menoe og finite mob ppr Moent oa
tsbe fdd mango Bigger fom muligt of
BAN. 9a RieIfen bdr til ssormaof
at ofre fig for ben Sag lat ubbret,
9obe triiteliee Bigger, os itte qsr bet
alene for 5ortieneitens Stblb, er bet
os ierlig magtpaaliggenbe at tilffnnz
be genli9beb oe symsbefommenbeo
impb bdm, bbor ban mad faa aroFt
til at tomme frem.
0anifb pnbl. Soufe, Blair, Ne6r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-25
Omaha Sfplebgrns
Satiiselies
8 g / q a De fdttige er meb til
at gibe TIL be fattige.

8i fan life ne9te os ben 5or,
neielie at mebbele fel9enoe e efter
o9ailp Nelps".
De ofentlige StoIers 6aGer tunoe
! Onsoags Mor9es, boab llbfeenbe
angif, qobt fammenlignes meb ,,9rn=
cerp flores" og alebe @tablisiemen=
ter.
8bnqer af alaber betorereoc
9iprnerne. @las af ,ielIies anb
jams" fnlbte en- Plabs pao Gulbet.
!Sobefo9er bar Der operalt, guile
Pumptins meo S9tte at 8artofer
og faabonne acknowledgement tan=
be fom Sabe, Salt, Graoters oo
ale Sla9s @pceries, enbog iIa9teoe
9sns, faas Sibe ON Sibe meb Re-
ten.
5atiigelIesfelelien babbe grebet
enbper Snbibib / Stolerne, os uans
let bbor ringe 9apen o9 bbor fattio
@iberen bar = bet brdgtes meb ben
5oreitilling, at Der families no9en,
fom bar baarligere 'ftilfet, og for
6bem 9dpen pilbe bore pelfommen.
Soa lanet tilbage fom iibIte Cont
mer la9bes Der planer for benne
2eilegbeb. Noele 8srn / Norbpors
ten af 8pen, fom leber' unber be fots
tigite OmItamoigbeber, plantebe ct
lille Stptfe &artofer. og Srugten
teraf brogtes Onsbaes til bet n9r,
meite Stolebus iom tire Imaa, pjal-
tebe, ufemmebe 8srns Offer.
@n pige Iadebe npele faa sSrs poa
StoIeerunbsn / 5oraarei, to9 Tenere
be fp9be pGanter biem, pg benbe8
Sribut bar - en- &urb Rsbbeber.
8ern / 8nens fattigTte 3partersr
bar lige Tau opfatte paa at brinee
ct Offer iom 8srn, Der tunbe brin4
ge &urpe fulbe af gobe Eager uben
at Iopne bet. @n principal blsp bbbt
rsrt, ba BUN mobtoe en- file 8unbi
fra en- lille piee af &inbereartens
alosIen, bpis ssamilie bum bibIte
bar bnfeligt fattige.
Barnet iua op / i'm principals
9tnIigt meb ct llbtrDt of Stoltbeb
lit 9lofhn, for bun fplte, at ban
bdbbe eipet i'm Del til 9atiieelies-
ofret.
8unbtet fanbtes at inbebolbe cen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-25
Srebobbclt Vrpllnp.
9re 8rsbre egter tre 9 q
tire.

Ere 8rebre blep piet til ire Ssitr.
/ Gbippeipa 5dlls, QDts. ben 21oe
b., og | ben Q(nleonin9 bar Der itcr
Stas bos 8rubenes 5or9lore, Wtr.
og Mrs. SobnTon.
8e ire 9rebre er qait. 6. q. Nels
ion, 2lnbreip gtelion o9 Gbdrles
g1elIon. 8rubene er Wlifs Sesile,
MiTs Qlmanba og Mifs CLARA Sobns
ION.
9af. 6. 3. Grbmon piebe be tire
Bar. ga ban bar farbig meb @iels
fen, benote ban fig til pdit. e. 81.
92elTon og Ia9be: ,,glu, 8rober, "a
isg bar piet big, pil jeg dnmobe b'9
ON at bbe mig ben famine Sjeneite.
Der er blanbt be tilitebeb9renbe 9p,
tier en- ung 9binbe, fom bar taitet 1T
Sob meb mig"
goa ben Wnabe blep Der fire 8ruz
bepar, og alle reiTte fummen til
Dorlo's Iair | ct. 2ouis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-25
proiioentens Gofli9el.
iesoa9.
8 ele ) dmtlien pdd en- n9'
er dmlet.
@n 3urtep til 35 Punb.

8af6ingtpn, 25. gob. - gao
8runb af 3atiigeliesfeiten par ale
Oepartementer luffebe / 9aar. Der
bolotes Gubstjeneite naiten ale
airter, og forfeGige gOOgprenoc
6oreninger uoienbte ,,Oinner baitets"
/ 3uIinopis til be fattige.
S bet bpibe 6us Ierpsrebes Der
Dinner ST. 7 til PraIiOenten, bans
5amilie og @aiter, 4bor 9orace
9ofe's 35 Punbs Rbobe Sslanb
5urtep 6lep bisfuteret.
6ele qreIibentens 5amilie bar
iamlet / bet bpibe 6us meO l1nbta=
aelfe of ben neiteloite Sgn 9ermit,
Ipn er @rpton.
4}rpIibentens Geiter bar: SIR. %
0trs. Douglas Hobinion, Maifs gto.
binIon, Mr. p9 Mrs. @runt ga
Sarge, ale fra Nep Yprt. Mr. %
Mrs. HobinTon oiIbe gore preTben=
tens og Mrs. Roofepelts 6bl9eifa6
til ct. Qouis at beIsge ubItiGlingen.
De afrejIte 2lftes.
3iblig om Morgenen @aar tog
9raiibenten og bans 9oIter en- lang
Ribetur gennem Roct Greef part og
rper Marnlunb 6iG ylorbsit for
9per.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-25
YlaOs for Senator GOfrea.

Oct Iiges, at praiibent 8ooiebelt
bar tilbuot Senator goctren fra
92o. ben pldbs paa Yanamaz&anol=
&ommisiionen, Tom er bleOen lebig
oeb Sol. 6etter af Mi6.s GeIignu.
tion. 0ecter funbe life taale aIi-
maet Banana. Om GoctreG life
mener at tunne tage imob benne llb=
nebnelie, bar YraIibenten not onber
9rug for bam.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-25

forIitrer, at bisfe W2anb life er ber=
ube for noget gobt."
8eTtripellen, Or. 9oG giOer of ben
enc, faloer Iammen meb 8eitripelIen
Of en- ManO, iom en- ylabotone faa
le6e for6i 6enbes 9us fort efter
Gtsploiionen. Uaen bpem er bet fad?
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-25
Gpofe9orenoe Rriie
/ Ruslano?
st I2emoranbum til
G5aren.


Zen 10. og 20. goDember bar Der
p6ret boIbt ct m9rteligt, man flyer
ct mdgeIeit, Ulsoe 81. petersburg.
Ulan imsbeIad BET meb me9et fpenot
sSnteresIe, og unOer Wlebet og eftet
bets SNuining ibnes bet at I999e
8eilog paa Sflteresfen enbog frem
for ariesn.
Det er omtrinq 100 3emitpos
(aommuneforItdnbere) Der bar
bolot Nlsbe for at brsfte Ruslanb5
llopitling % Regeringens og 5oltets
inbbDrbes 5or6olo. s bette Utsoe
bar Here df Rnsldnos m9gtiglts
DlGno beltdget. SO bet er life Rez
paIuttoniIter, men autorilereoe Gms
beosmGn6. Der bar oreftet Spsr9ss
maalst meb Rusldnos Del for gje.
lfsoet bar Oeotaget ct oMemordn-
bum" til G3dren. unberitrepet Il
102 0eltogere. 8et inoebolber lG
8untter.
Der tIages fsrIt oDer bet abnOrmc
Rsoeringsinitem, Der bar Oaret rad,
bsnbe, farlig Tben SOsrne. Regerin,
gen % doltet itdar fremmebe oper
for binanbsn, oe berfor idOnes ben
genIibige 3inib, Der er iaa nsbOen
rio for nationalt 2ib.
Soa tlagss Der ober 6entraliia
tion oIle Regerin9ens @rene es
rebboIbenbe 5oricg pau at bol1s
5oltet fra @eltageie Re9eringen,
ubsn nadr bet fan tjene til at bringe
populpre Snitutioner 6drmon;
msb Reserin9ens 9tnituslier.
Der gooss idd f9rli9 til 6elts
imob 9ursantratiet Det binorsr
ben bsieite Reserin9smnnoi9beb o8
5oltet fra at btioe tenbt meb bindn,
ben. Suoban 3ilitanb me6fsrer. Il
Rationen life tan babe ben nsbpen.
biae SorIitring, al aIIe Oil blipe be
itpttebe, % unberminerer 5ilI1oen
til Reseringen.
RormalllboitIine al 6olt og Stdt
Ian iite b9re mulig uben paa@run6.
laq of lepenbe Sdmorbejoe al Res
oerips os Soft.
gor at ubelufte Uuligbeben II
i8ilfaarliqbeb fra De regerenoesSibe
oo oorantere perfonlig Ret er bet
nsbpenbigt at inbfsre og anbenbe ct
prineip, boorefter in9en bliber giort
til genitonb for Straf eller Snbs
ifranfning of i'm Ret uben efter lez
GALE gtutoriteters 2lfgsrelie.
6aa b9pbes Der / en- papugrdf
gisbpenbigbeben af Sambittigbebss
fribeb, Yale os 5rpttefribeb og
8ribeb til at bolbe 5oriamlineer og
Nleber. Saabdn 5ribeb' er nsbDens
big. for at ben offentlige Wenin9
fon finoe iioirpf.
Snd frembepes acknowledgement
al at babe gsnbertlasIen til Seloz
iianpigbeb og Gncrgi. 8en mad fa1
fgs 6orgerlie os politiit Ret meb
onbre &lasier. Den mod fsies fra
administrations 5oumDnberita5.
Der maa bernes ON ben beb pas.
itnbe 0omitole.
Saa tales Der om 9ieform | Gem
Ttpas eSSnItituiionen. Der mao ineen
stIasIeforItel bare. Den moa itao /
8ergrelie meb 5oltet.
3il Slntning goar ,Memordns
bum"et Ian ino pan bet, fom ale b.
furtgddenbe paragrafer filler bent,
mob Iom 6obeblagen: Solicit mda
fao Del / Reeerineen gennem Ell
ejrunblop og Repr9ientotion en-
Iopaibenbe 5oridmlins, Ddlgt af
Iolfei.
Z ben Retning eaar Memorunbus
met, Der er brsftet. pebtaset og uns
tsrieonst i 3emitposMebet. Stal
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-25

potitiet bar inbtil / 9tftes isgt for
aGoes efter be ifblOise. Wten .,Om1e
ia 0oilp Reps" fortaller ON noget,
iom mndIte tan lebe pau Spor efter
bem. Or. g. 81. 6aG bar fortalt, at
ca ban Munbdg often tog meb en-
af be iibFe Sporposne til fit Siem
pua 5arnam o9 Al. 8abe, bar ban
eneite pusiueer, inbtil be noaebe 20.
@obe. Der fob to Manb pod.
bpordf ben enc bar en- fort poie. @e
Toa mistantelige ub. Og 8onbuttss
len fal babe Iagt til Or. SaGI: nSe5
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-25
On afifYeli9 lloaoo
/ Omaha.
5prigg paa al fpr9nge el
5dmilie / Gu item meD en-
8Dnomitz g 0 m be.

Dpnomit 3 m be.
$4,000 ablpbet for uqers
ninasm m9nbenes Qtrreft.
Sioite 5irsbag Wlorgen liot fer
ST, 2 paagnebe Wlrs. Sinner e. 3bc-
mas, 1886 Douglas st., Oma6c.
beo, at BUN berte 6obtrin og &njrs
ten at 8r9boer pud beres 9eranod.
6un iprang til Osren % iaa en-
tnitrenoe Genitano, lig9enbe PAD
9erunoaen, o9 Stpg9en uf en- per.
ion, Der fjernebe fig bet flare Moa-
neltin. 0un b9tteoe Itrats i'm Man5
og Iagoe, at Der bar nogen. Der Dilos
brGnoe 0uIet af. Wlr. S6omds itob
Itruts op, og bans Man9el paa Hes
Iolutbeo frelIte BAN fra at 6lipe
orGbt. 6on mente, at bet tun bar
en- gunot &luoe opppet Die, De
Iua poa 8eranoaen, % iao bilbt Enu
tage noget at Ilulte neb og bd.gte
bu en- rug, Iom lod pad @ulpet.
Uien ibet ban aabnebe Ssren, iao
han, bet bar en- 8ombe og trat ia til
bage, men / bet famine itete Gtsplo.
iionen 8eranoaen Ipintlrebes, oq
3bomas bleD Iamilaaet for giebity
tet, men tom mart til zig ielp igen
og baitebe til i'm Stones 6iGp.
Sngen AT Dem par bpq blepen innber-
Zig itaoet men 6uiet bar bleben
llemt rdmponeret.
Wlr. 36omas er 2lbbofat for 81.
rit 5eoeration". en- 5orening al
8orqere 8nen. iom bar lat fig til
OpqaDe at fao COB rg Orben obers
9olOt i 9pen. s Ggenifab al benne
screenings 2lobotat bar Wfr. SbO=
mas bait Retsforfelgelie mob flerc
perIonner, og man mener. at bet eS
6olt, ban pod ben Ulaabe bar fdaet
til SLENDER, Der bar forisgt at ItafFe
bdm af 8eien.
6da 5imer efter GtsploIionen 1tpb
2lbpotdt 26omas paa i'm tnuite 8cz
runbu og ia9be til goIiti6eFen D.
na6ue:
,,Rogen bar forisgt at brabe fife
BLOT mig, men min 5dmilie. @i
tror, at 5olt, iom Gioie 1eoeration
bar tempet imob for at faa bem til
at p9re loblbbige, b9rer 2lniburet.
Oe jeg bar bette at iige berom: DC
fan br9be mig, men 8ampen BIZ
blipe paagauenoe, jeg er blot cen. Der
pil blioe andre til at optage 8ompen.
om ieg bliOer br9bt."
politiet bleo Itrats tiltalbt, men
Der bar intet Spor at finbe of Tiger
ningsmdnben eller llgernin9smaGns
bene. Der ie9tes 8ben og ub pau
2onbet / corn felbs" os lignenbe
Steber, men forgGoes. Der er uos
lopet $4,000 for ben eller be ifplbi,
9es qtrrsIt Og Oper6ebisnin9. Omds
ia 8b bar Iooet $4,000, Gountiet
$1,000, o0uiIp Netus" $1,000, Gu
lponteepernes 5orening 81, 200, Gipie
FEDERATION $500 og ,Worlb 6eruIb"
$500. Omaba er messt opremt oper
bet lfete, oe ale ibnes meeet opiut
pad, at uslingerne fal paagribes, 90
COB og Orben opretbolbes 8pen.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-05-29
THE FINAL GERMAN.
The Closing of the commencement ii;
Horner Military School.

oxford, n. c., May 2S.-The FL
male German" given on Friday even
ing by the cadets of Horner Military
school was one of the most delightful
germans ever given at the barracks.
Beautiful faces, painted in the school
colors, purple and old gold, were given
as souvenirs Many beautiful figures
were led by Cadet Fine, chief leader,
assisted by Cadet Clark.
An interesting event of the evening
was the presentation of the regalias
and rosettes of the marshals and lead
crs to the young ladies. Miss Gore, OF
Wilmington, received Chief Marshal
Emerson's beautiful white regalia;
Mr.. Fred Skinner presented his re-
gala to Miss Julia Winston, of OK
ford: Mr.. John SorenSon presented ms
TO Miss Gertrude Lands. of Oxford;
Mr. Garland Grubbs to Miss Annie
Crews. of oxford; Mr.. William Boylan
to Miss Kate Homer of Oxford; Mr..
Fine to Miss Hattie Webb of oxford
Mr. Joe Graham to Miss Mcdonald, OF
Raleigh: Mr.. Leslie Perry presented
his rosette to Miss Antoinette Taylor
of Oxford; Mr.. Sam Clark to MISS
Alice SpruilI. of Louisburg; Mr.. Henry
Prowder to Miss S. Jones, of Char
lotte: Mr. Henry Merry TO Miss Glaze
brook, of Va: Mr.. Carter TO Miss Jane
Booth, of Oxford; Mr.. Horace Elmer
son to Miss Jones, of Charlotte; Mr.
Find to Miss Katie Webb Mr.. Geo
Long to Miss Lucy Webb, of Oxford
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-05-29
The Powers of the Trust.

Ida M. Tarbell, in "a Modern War
for independence" in June Mcclure s,
says:
There are many significant lights
thrown on the Standard Oil Trust Dy
this struggle of the Pure Oil Com
pany, lights of national Importance.
There is the conception of legitimate
business which Mr.. Rockefeller con-
Germ holds today-for this struggle, IL
should be noted, is contemporanct'u9
1t does not seem to be much of an I'M
provement in ethical quality ON that
of buccaneering times. 1t legitlmatlZes
interference by pick and bludgeon, not
water and live Goals. There is that
widespreading power over transporta-
tion-a power which no Interstate
commerce regulation can ever hope 10
touch-which at mere lnUIildicN,
suavely and quietly given, Will compel
the presidents of railroads TO retrdc1
their promiseS-"leSt they ulStuI y
their relations with the standard Oh
Trust" There is that even more oI III
nous power over legislatures G
said to our friends in the New Jersey
legislature, that these gentlemen tWho
wanted a free pipeline DID were our
councillors" and a bill faVoraDIy re-
ported disappears with a Senator INTO
the West There is that most alarm
ing of all commercial forces-the pow
err over markets which any concern
controlling over 10 per cent or a COM
modify hasa power which the 1nde-
pendents felt at every point, which
could utterly force them out OF exlS-
tence Altogether. this story shows q
combination of powers of such va
riety, subtlety. and strength that the
most conservative may well ask
whether it is wise to allow them TO
any body of men. Certainly such
sweeping powers have long ago been
taken away from statesmen and
cburchmen. 1t seems reasonable to
ask whether it is safer to allow them
to men inspired only by greed and
love of the game than to those VINO, TO
a degree at least. are inspired by pub
lie interest or the advancement OF re-
ligious ideas
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-05-29
In The
1000
The Building of The Temple.

AS wrought those Tyrian builders far
away
In Lebanon's somber glens and
quarrieS lone,
Shaping the massive beam, the rug
ged stone
BY lines some master architect did
lay
Ceasing, methinks. at times indoubt to
say,
Wherefore this toll ?"-though
framing that unknown
White fame that rose in silence, ana
outshone
The Fashioned clouds adown the west
ering day
So in the worlds dim, far-sequestered
gloom,
Oft murmuring in our spirits,
Wherefore, all me!
The work of these ineffectuai
hands?"
We shape our parts of temples that
shall loom
Upon our eyes when, in eternity,
The heavens fall back from those en-
during lands. m
Henry Jerome Stockard.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-05-29
..1yle Youth of Washington

Whatever place Fate and the wis
dom of posterity may assign among
historical writings to Dr. S. Weir
Mitchell's "The Youth of Washing
ton. "<now current as serial in The
Century Magazine, it certainly has
been found uncommonly interesting
for the time being, and the audacity
of Dr. Mitchell's attempt has been
justified by it's success 1t reads like
the truth. as, indeed all the essential
part of it is, and the character OF the
Mount Vernon lad is happily conceiv-
ed and well sustained. After reading
a page or so one is caught by the IL
fusion and never thinks Of the ficti-
tious character of the matter or of the
form Of the matter he Is reading. In
the June instalment we are to nave
young Washington as the surveyor OF
farm lands, telling of his experiences
in his own words-wordS which, in
deed, are frequently his own (for DR.
Mitchell uses all he can find of Wash
ington's own writing in letters and
the like), but are as Frequently the
historian 's).-New York Times Satur-
day Review.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-05-29
Ruskin's Little Wants.

Indeed, | rather want good wishes
| lust now for | am tormented by what
| | cannot get said nor done, writes
John Ruskin. / want to get all thc
Titians, Tintoretti, Paul Veroneses'
Turner's, and Sir Joshuas-tn the
world-into one great HrePlpoh
Gothic gallery or marble and serpen-
| tine. / want to get them all perfectly
| engraved. / want to go and draw all
| the subjects of Turner's 10, 200 sketches
| in Switzerland and Italy, elaborated oy
| myself | want to get everybody "a
| dinner who hasn't got one want
| t. macadamize some new ROADS 10
| Heaven with broken fools heads; !
want to hand up some knaves out OF
the way-not that I've any dislike to
| them but / think it would be whole
| sCme for them, and for other people
| and that they would make good crows
meat ] want to play all daV long
and arrange my cabinet of minerals
with new white wool; ! want some
| body to amuse me when I'm tired;
| | want Turner's pictures not to fade;
want to be able to draw clouds, and
to understand how they go-and l
| can't make them stand still, nor UNI
derstand them-they all go sideways
| (what a fellow that AristOphanes was
and yet to be always in the wrong
| in the main, except in his love for
Aeschvlus and the country-Did ever
a worthy man do so much mischief
on the face of the Earth?) Farther
want to make the Italians Industrious
| the Americans quiet, the Swiss ro-
mantle. and Roman Catholics rational
and the English Parliament honest
and | can't do anything and don't un-
derstand what | was born for. ] get
melancholy-over myself, oversleep
myself-get pains in the back-don'
know what to do in anywise Mhat
with that Internal invention VI steam
and gun powder think the fools
raay be q puff or barrel or two too
| many for us Nevertheless, the gun
/ powder has been doing some work ~
| s,hina and Tndia.-Letter to Charles
.Eliot Norton, in the June Atlantic.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-05-29
of Valuable Personal
Property.

BY virtue OF an order and decree Of
the United States District court, East
ern District of North Carolina, made
on the goth day Of May. 1904, the
undersigned receiver of the Capital
Printing company will, on the third
day Of June, 1904, at Hamlet in the
county of Richmond, State of North
Carolina. expose to sale, to the high
est bidder, the following valuable per-
sonal property: complete printing
plan belonging TO the Capital Printing
Company, Including engines, shafting.
pulleys, printing presses, type stands.
imposing stones, type, cutting ma
chimes and all other fixtures used in
connection with its printing establish
sg@Snt: also all the stock OF paper en-
.Velopes and other stock on hand Sess
all the Office furniture and fixtures, IN
Guiding one good iron safe, typewriter,
etc. All of this property is In good
condition and has only been used g
short time. This is a splendid OPP
portunity to secure an up-to-date
printing establishment located in a
growing town with unexcelled rail-
road facilities. At the same time and
place there will also be sold the rights,
franchises and good will Of the Capt.
tai Printing Company.
The terms Of the sale VIII he cash
upon confirmation of the sale by the
court. deposit of ten per cent at
the purchase price will be required
at the time of the sale to be placed Ia
the hands Of The undersigned as an
evidence OF good faith.
For any other information regaru-
ing this property communicate WIN
l.. r. WILLIAMS
Receiver Of the Capital Printing Conn
pany Hamlet. n. G.
This May 81, 1904.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-05-29
At the Grave of Samuel Adams.

They knew the patriot rebels soul,
Who set his grave upon the verge
OF Boston'S busy street, where roll
The vans of traffic and the surge
OF hasting footsteps: not for him
A cedar's churchyard's blank reposc,
Nor tomb in some cathedral dim
Where no bird flies nor free wind
blows.
Sam Adams never ask'd to rest:
l cannot think he Slumbers here,
But watches with unjaded zest
The stream rush on and disappear
He longs to rise and join the strife,
AS in the seasons when his breath
Kindled a nation into life:
He scorns the palsying sloth of death.
Fain would he hear which faction
rules,
What men precede in town and state,
And if we guard our public schools,
And keeps our courts inviolate.
He whispers, 1--WE for Freedom fought,
Have YOU the love of Freedom still
Has Wealth not pauperiz'd your
thought,
Nor Power bred a wolfish Will?
"You hurry by-what errands call
Service to heart, or head, or purse
Shed you a freeman's boon on all,
Or shape subtler tyrants curse?
We Numbered but little clan
Beside your million-teeming press,
Yea Wrought the general good Of
Man.
Woe be your need, if you do Less
William Roscoe Thayer, in the AT
lantic.