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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-08-19
.BALF0UR GOVERNMENT
SEVERELY CENSURED
English Labor Press and Pub
lie Speakers Denounce Pre-
mier's Stubborn Attitude.
Is Violating England's Sacred
Unwritten Law by Prolong-
ing Defeated Government.

The endeavors of Premier Bal
four to prolong the rein of the Con-
servative party in the British Par
lament in the face of government
al defeat is meeting with a storm
of indignant protests In the English
labor press and from the public
rostrum. The laborites denounce
Balfour and his followers as a crowd
of cowardly and tricky politicians
who are vainly attempting to post
pone the day of reckoning. It is ad-
mitted, of course, that the govern
ment's action is only serving to dis
gust the people all the more with the
crowd in power, and that when the
fall does come the Conservative par
ty will be buried 80 deep that
Gabriel's trumpet will fail to awaken
it, The Labor nominees are taking
advantage of the situation to riddle
the Conservatives and to point out
that the Liberals offer no more to
the workers jhan the Tories and
that there is no difference between
the two old parties so far as prin-
ciple is concerned. The feeling is
growing from day to day in Tory and
Liberal circles that the Labor party
is steadily growing IN power and in
fluence and will cut considerable
figure at the general election that
cannot be postponed much longer.
There are now 80 Labor candidates
standing for Parliament and small
army Of active workers are busy day
and night preparing for the coming
battle at the polls. It is likely that
the American papers that ignore the
Labor party as q factor when discus
sing British politics may be gwen an
unpleasant surprise.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-08-19

are necessary factors in the labor
movement.
The success of the longshoremen
lin securing favorable contracts with
the shipping interests on the Great
full in the matter of strikes. When
once they sign contract there will
be no violation of 1T on their part.
The attitude of this splendid or
ganization on this matter can best
be judged by the following from the
pen of their clear-headed leader:
"Sympathetic strikes can find no
suitable apology for their existence
during the life of any trade agreement
or contract. 1t certainly means dis
III sympathetic strikes when bound by
an annual agreement or contract. We
must, under no circumstances, under
no consideration, no matter how great
the provocation may appear, think OF
repudiating our contract or agreement"
So spoke Daniel ]. Keefe, president
of the International Longshoremen,
Marine and Transport Workers at the
st. Louis hotel last evening. Continu-
ing he said:
I'VE can give our moral and finan-
cial support where the cause is found
worthy and deserving our assistance,
but no men Of honor will violate his
solemn word, and no organization their
collective honor as embodied in their
annual agreements or contracts.
"The whole life and progress Of or
ganized labor today hinges upon their
loyalty to their contracts. Our honor
and integrity as vouched for by the
best men Of the republic and our in
creasing support by public opinion is
Fh1stl6iise fsp7 ssshtsd ln our. trade
agreements. S
"The esteem we enjoy from our en-
ployers and all who have business re-
lations with us arises from the conf
dence they have in our ability and
willingness to carry out, in letter and
spirit, every obligation we may have
assumed. Only the men Of small ex-
perience in the labor movement COM
NIT the error Of engaging in a SYM
pathetic strike, but time and expert
ence will teach them their duty in
this great and growing movement.
Progress is the outcome of discOn-
tent. They tell us that the unions ere
ate a discomfort. True, all progress
comes from a desire for something
better, all this restlessness and reach
ing out Is but another sign of progress
and advancement, and it will be sad
| and sorrowful day for our nation when
labor lies down in sullen silence. It was
In sullen silence that the gaunt, fam
ished and starving faces peered into
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-08-19

ations know how this is. The lead
ers gather a few Of the more turbu-
lent members around them and they
do the voting. When the strike Is
declared the conservative men feel
that it is their duty to the union. to
stand BY what has been done, but
they never resort to violence. Yet
the effect Of the strike is bad for the
good men and they are compelled
to suffer for what the others have
done. =
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-08-19
SECRET
SERVICE ABOLISHED,

+. A. Delano, vice president of the
Wabash railroad, has abolished the
entire secret service department of
he company, including about fifty
trainccllectors, and, by 50 doing, has
ended the most remarkable system
Of espionage ever maintained on a
railroad. This item is only printed
in order to give our readers an idea
Of the enormous amounts that are
spent by the plutes to operate spying
systems, for all of which the public
have to pay.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-08-19

EXCEPT TALK.
"Mr. Jerome is an interesting man."
says the Brooklyn Eagle, is he? Well,
what has he done except talk2
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-08-19
SHADES OF RALEIGH!

Long before tobacco was intro
duced in England smoking waa COM
mon. The favorite Smoke" was the
dried leaves Of coltsfoot,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-28
III


SITTER en- imut og n9iten foraarsz
aQtig DARTS Mlaaneo. I~trioes ira
8e6enbdbn. bar 2(pril ootumenetret
I'm upaalibelig6eo RED Ct raatolot Do
itiftenoe Der. Der peo Mioooestib
Zen 9. bs. qit oper til peritabelS torn
at 9eIt, Ipringenos ira Horo til Sno,
% meo baftige Regns, Snes pe 6agls
bnoer. Gn Del Sg iattes tno / 6dos
nen % no9le Smadbaabe leb Sapdri,
men iterre Stdoe bioes life at pare
itet. "a 8ampforgen afait / @ftes til
IaobanIig 5io fra 8ebenbupn til
ulalms.
Derimoo buiereoe Stormen lemt
inbe / gpen. 5dgitene. Runer "a
biit og Der Sforitene itnrteoe neo. %
til 5ioer lod @0oerne n9iten mennes
Itetomme, fpnt bet par 9onfrmaz
t%ionsoag, bpor5raFtten plejer al pa=
Re liDlig. G9ida 3elefonnettet leo en-
Del Staoe. farIig / 6oritaberne.
IRA Goot6aabs og 9al6ncentrolsrne
melotes en- Wongoe sell. % benimoo
often be9nnots 5eilmeloingerne At
inolsbe ira ben iuore gn. 6porIts
bes Def off meb Observation-Disclosures
ne pioIte man lite, ba Senougstienes
ten er inofrantet til ct Bar 0sibs
odgstimer. men ogiad Der er Der III
fert en- Del llorben.
sra qropinierne meloes Iigelebes
en- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Saddles
tom 9oitoampItibet ira Qarbus til
8alunbborg meo o0sr en- Zines Cor
fnteIis, % qasiagererne matte. ba
forbinoelien meb BET orbindre 5og
Qlfppeoe. beforbres pibere meo Gtss
tratog, Der Tom til apbenbupn ST.
80.
sra 6%elfinger meooees. at Stis
bene / 6donen bar maattet tufte lss
"a gua til Ses Tor life at lioe 6aoari.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-28
consul PTION

Den eneste Art af Consumption,
man skal fygte, er "forsomt
Consumption.
We'd den svageste Mistanke ON
Consumption Dor man kobe en-
Flaske Seott's Emulsion og be
gynde at tage regeimpssigeDosis
bet oieblikkelige Brug afSeott's
Emulsion har i Tusinder at Til
felde tynget Vegtstangens Arm
ned til Fordel for Helbredet.
Forsomt Consumption existe-
rer like, hvor der er Seott's
Emulsion.
Prompt Brug at scott's Emul-
sion standser Sygdommen me
dens den endnu kan standses.
skriv efter fri Prove.
seorr a BowSr. 400 Pearl Street. New York.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-28
NJ

Song 6brifttan BEN nien=
be. ct 6iitoriit 3iI6a9e6lit / 4nleOs
nina at 6ans @djeitats S7~aariae
8ebieIsOag ZEN 8. Qpril 1905. er uos
aioet at Or. Qler. 3borIse paa 8.
6agerups Gorlag.
BET lille Strift ftiloreraonsen ION
8egent og Msnneffs. SfiIoringen bes
amber ben 6.Cfto6er 1863, ba 3rons
fslgsren. Qrins Gbriitian. / Qnleos=
ming at Song 5reberit Den SDoenbes
5ebielsoag uobragte bans Staal.
Sort efter fulgte 3ronif.ftet, % ira
DEN Dag taftsr 6orfatteren M st
5il6age6lit oper Song 6briitidn ben
Rienoss tibli9ere iad title 5ilo9relie.
6an omtaler 6et lile6of % bet imuts
te FamiIieIto / bet guile Bale, % ais
per oerefter en- tortfattet Sperii9t
ooer aongens pigtigite R~egeringss
6dnblinger. oOer be met b~etponingss
fuloe politite Cmpaltninger, Der
far funoet Stso / be forlebne 9lar.
og oper aongetuiets W9rteoage.
5orfatteren iIutter meb at ubt1le
6aabet ON. at 9ongsn mua bepdre
Strait til 5ortiattelien at lin Ser
ming.
Oct life 6sfte. Der bar Barb ion
ailOeitrift, er mutt ubitDret % for.
ipnst meb Here gineOer at aoneen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-28
Katarrb fan fife helbreees

p,>sote mitIer. IA be II, fan uaa snsbpmmeua
cub AaiaIrh er en- Yte9s eIer RonftIiufindss 9ugt
bDlL o. II II agiuig0e bf1l MA - tule Uit6tlHer
ino. 81 Gat8 Ga Cure isses tuh % birfer bircitt
ban aott o. Sluh1r6ffnf. HAIRS CataHrh Cure
er ft3s1 aoatfoioerMie0iaa Zen bleu aarfhis fo'
rlit,. = afeu az be be6f TT Der 9 Vanbft a er es
rrQuaHf ea3eulh0ct 8efef faul!-euiat Al DC hcoiie
Sipri.Hfa r mon i'eroes ~isr.Het mo d btbils Sio0s
ren5Hla4azAdele Der htftet 6tfeste pna ZlfHhfH0srue
Zen t~aih.oaine Sammsnidtnai1 al be 10 augrgoeuier
tr BIT Der htatrisr l1a forbaaienoe Rcinitaisr oeo Seb
breoct'eu a aailrrB. Staio etler QioHesbnro. iut.
II. :. ehfueD a. 60. eitre.
Sdllss nj anpthefcre. In 75c
ualff ran ylils ar b. behfte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-28

iattes ga9t i 6uiet for At dfo,nte 3ps
penes 6i,mtomt. 5 Gftermio0o9sns
Sob inoFanot Qeter Semen fig % bteO
itrats anbolot. 6ans meot8loiae,
lem maalie bapOe anet Hrod0. tom
life; men ba man Deb. hoem ban er,
bliOer qaa9ri6eIitn tun Ct 1iDss
ipprgsmddl.
Oct NET o%berrafenbe / Deter Sen
lens 3ilitoaelie par oog bet, at 3pa
rene life 6dboe bait 9o9n meo III at
6orffpre bet i~tianlne Eager. Dc 6dos
De 6ragt bet pat i imod BARTER,
6opoe inofunOet ia flere @dn9e /
Qattens Qsb / 9utiffen % baooe boer
Gang baaret iaa me9et bort, Jon De
Tumble %opertomme.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-28

asbenbabnfte Sognebi.
ftritters Ober8ang til
feIpft9nbige Sogne. ct.
Mluttbaus Sogns 2. S~ogneoiifritt
ital oOergaa til et IeloItqnoigt Sogn
unber genpbnelien ,@etfemane
Sogn", Ct. Mattbaus Sogns 3.
S%oanebitritt til Ell islpitanbigt Sogn
unber 8enabnelie ,Qpoiteltirtens
Sogn". 3. reiibersnbe aapeaon Deb
Ct. Muttbous Sogns 3. Soene6is
thrift, Riels Gbriitidn 6anien, fables
til S~ognepr9it OeO apoitelfirfen. Si.
StefdnsSOen 2. Sognebiftritt obers
gddr til ct ielbftanbigt Sogn unber
gen9pneIIen .Simsons Sogn". aes
iioerenbe aopendn beb Ct. Stefans
3irfe og 5sriteprGft beo ct. Stes
fans Sogns 2. SOgnebiItrift, Gris
ibiof 9isgo 4uguit Jronofen fables
til Scgneprait beb Simeons &frten.
5efigtors Sosns 2. Sognebiftrift
oDergaur til ct i.lOftenbist Sogn
unber genepneIien ogrorfonsS ogn"
ReIiberenbe aapeIdn beb 6enigfors
atrfe og GgrItepr9ft bsb 5enigtors
Soens 2. Sognebifrift, @ifbelm
gbriitian 9olb, fables til Sognes
pr9ft peb 9rorfonsfirfen. Nasdrei
Soens 2. S~oenebiffritt obergaor til
ct felbf9nbigt Sogn unber 8enab.
neffen y5rebens Sosn", og refiberens
be 2opellan beb Na5aret airfe oo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-28

Dani enr DrpsI bdbrsber lite. osis bd sfsrss.
stfbs iaa Bsrn oabe esnesn. Ter sipss IN fonfttp
iionsi uariae berfor, Os lea TaI isnss ebr en- anpis
ming poo IN eufsit eieHrusbtboHblina ION b~tlbrsbtos
NIT Barn % monge anbrts.
MRs. g. SUMMERS.
Box ID. Notre Dame, Ind.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-28

Spibier. Oct eiolbt ben fsrite Off
eiene Optraben at ben lille Rub. SIN
manuel 9an9goaro iom 0r9eliptller.
6an er oaerebe peb tibli9ere Gejli9s
6eoer blepet omtalt ipmgfsempeI paa
ct mrrtcligt % mGrfeli9t tioli9t M
pitlet Ul~liiftalent. ut Der life CT
iaat for meget ON BAN, oerom gao
ban ieIp fulot gplOige 9epiier nGbns
te often. Zen lille 9rena ipiaeoe
iom en- moben S~rgeltunitner, fprit en-
fri Smprobiiotion, ienere Stptter
bels / oammel Still (5reitobulb9,
oels / M 5tiI (@uilmaut). Site
minbit interesierebe ban meb i'm ri
5%antaii, 6por ban ubbitleoe IN Sps
finoeIfesepne / Retnine At 6drmoniite
9ombinationer. Iom bilbe bare bGret
en- uopiflet Wuiiter fulotommen bar
oiq, % ti1iqe en- uooitlet Cans for
5onefolorit j FIN Regiitrering. De to
nupnte 9pmpoiitioner meitreoe ban
ful0fommeut. Sans 0ptrabeu ret
faroieoiorbe oerfor sanite bet Rp,oer
er adaet ON BAN Manb og Mlanb
ine1em. 9et Itoar ba fun til At
rnite, at bans uOOitlin9 ogiaa i
5remiiocn pil blipe Forfeit al ben
9ef, 6Dor tarliee og floge 6Gnoer
6ibtil far frrt ham.
8refen 9erreQooro : 6anien dsiiz
fterebe meo Romdncer At Gnnd og
QsDie. til 2eoiagelie al BEN file Or
oelfunItners Carer. Oraaniit @uitao
6eliteo. q. 8.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-28

6uebtef aonflitteu. =
st refultatlsi Msoe. Zen Il. be.
famlebes aepr9ientantsr for Sem
trail 5orsningrne At Snsotsrnis
tire I 2ititerne % Sbaauo oa for
Wrrsrs og 9smrermeitrsues 6ens
tra%lforeninger Re famine Steber til
en- 5orbanbling ON Sgeotertondits
ten. 9erefter fanbt Der ST. 3 ct
19aesmsbe Steo meaem be paag1ls
benbe ReprGientanter "a Dele8ereoe
for Sneb.srforbunoet / Odnmart.-
Wan forbanblebe | ober S Elmer.
men uben noget Rsfultat, od 5orbuns
bets 0elegerebe life menie al tunns
mobtaae be 5iI6ub. Der bleu 9ibet
Dem al Meitrenes Repraientanter.
Der ibntes berefter al OGre 5dre
for en- Notwithstanding I 6neoters
FACET I prooinfsn, Gogen itdl bog
fsrit bebanoles at be oberoreneoe Or
ganiiationsr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-28

OrgeIfoncert. MurmOrfirfen
/ asbenbabn bar ben .bs.om4ftenen
6elt fblof at ct nteresferetpublitum
bbpribfanbt faos en- fplbig Repr9iens
totion uf Muitperbenen og bens
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-28

6sritepr9it peo Ga3aret Sogns 2.
Soqnebiftrift, 4nbers 3bertelien
Rp6org. fables til Sogneprait peb
5rebsns airte.
6irmoet 5. 8. Rubens 5prz
retninosiubilGum. Gfter bpoo
Dahl e%rfarer, bar ben M ofosoe
tioliQere Snbebaper. gtatsrdab gerns
barn Rubens Gnte, 5ru Gtatsraooz
inbe Sba Ruben, boerIigere 6oteret
ben At benbe grunologte pelgsren6e
Stiftelie ,Gtatsraab. 5abrituut
gern6dro Rllbens og 6uitrus 5ono"
meo ct 9ele6 At 10000 &r., iaa at
5onoen i~ncluIipe Den famine tilberens
be itore StifteIie / 6altontraIeen MI
cier ooer 100000 ST. Ssnoag BEN
9. os. afbolotes Der J QnIebning al
5u6ilqet en- itor Qrbeioerfeit, % pa
gen efter iamleoss 6irmaets Meoars
beioere meo ben Rubenite camille lii
en- Set paa 6otel Pbsnir.
9oneert;. 81. j. Il. ~" Sem
ouq Qften ben 9. Dc. offoloies til
5orbel for 81. +. Il. M.~s gibIiO.
t6et en- aoncert / 5oreningens SET
iaI, ION par mutt prpOet meO Stag.
st talrigt % noerit peloiuigt gubIi=
FUN babbe oeo 0ttetiben inbfunOet
iig % paabsrte meo iDnlie 5nteresie
ne ioriteQiga muiifalite 9r9itationer,
Der Qennemgouenbe par IRrbeles for
trGfielige og gobi funoe itoa for en-
Ttsrre 5il6srertrebs' 9ritit. 1ette
ejoIbt i1rlig en- un9 9ioliniit, l6r,
5krfiIoiens 6orebrag al 8omoncer
af geethofpen % auquit @nna iamt
Serenobe at MoriB UiBtotpifi. Do
ioo aontertIangeren, 6r. Wlidelien
beiteoe mtb Rette meget 9ifalb for IL
ne 9rGitotioner. Qaonlig 9angss
Wiiaers tenote Serenabe at Ter
rar en- Sang" flaote bans Stemme
gobt, msn ogfna @abes Muiit til
Olufs gaaaoc At oGlperftub" bleo
foreoraoet meb en- biz girtuoIitet, 20
9oul Martin Mslsrs fGlmTte ID
%9rilsoife" til Welobi al famine Som
poniit giorbe Iigeleoes megen Qptts.
Stub. t6eol. Q.is6erg fang 9raAs
munnite Son9e; ban bite fig at pare
! 9eiiobelie af en- ganite ton Stems
me cg 6leD iremtalOt al 5oriamlin=
gen.
Qftenens 6o%pebinteresie fnnttsoe
iia bog til en- &onferencs al General
ietretar, Ganb. tbeol. Sffert aiodro.
Uian bar lGnge bibit, al ben tenote
5ortamper for ben triitne kingdoms
bebegelie fao inbe meb en- original "a
retboriit gegdOelie. men n9onte III
ten rsbeoe ban ogfaa ipm en- Qrt
Gouierencier bisie Siber beb bans
Perionliebe0, Der forftadr at fangIls
q itsrre gublitum.
RosfiIbe 9%pmfirfe. QddI
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QtQel peb Sto06ufe Stos
e. IRA Raitpeo meloes R. 3. ben
y. os.: ; 5or6sret / Dag angaas
ben oeb S%tob6uie Stole funos
ne oeoe aarl CT fremtommtt fslgenz
be: Zen afoboe, NiGiam 6dnien,
tiente paa ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" /
Zfer : eqes6org Sogn. DAN bar
Wanoo9 oaaet til Stopbuie for at
6etale en- Stomoaerregning fer en-
qammerat. 6an tom oa / 7ritielag
meo ct Bar SOenoe. bportil ienere
iuttcoe ia ben arreteyeoe Qasnt
SEMEN. ; Screening ishis oe. I'D
benoe poa en- @rsftetant. tire Jidiitr
Spiritus, ca ben eGers Goruelise
aorl 6len beroeb ida o%sobrutfen. at
De andre madtte transporter BAN
ober / StoIens llo6us, 6oor ban /
2e6et al Qatten ia~nbiDnligois CT
f0alt Deb Cp,aitnina. Ii6lis paa
nornenen, fer Qqent SEMEN forlob
iaa Ran inn til Sarlen. men
ban -
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-28

MtsfionsprGft 8dlbemar
@sBfde fra Snbien ian = tfslse til
asbenbabn inblsben MebbelelIe -
formentli9 omfring BEN 20. April,
tiaigemeb fin Sumilie, pentes 6iem
puu gefsg. pdifor @ebide itulbe
efter geitemmslien ben q. STARTS
Dere afrejt fra i'm INSTRUMENTATION
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-28

6srheprait peo Qa5aret Sogns 2.
Sogneoiitrift, 4nbers 3bertelien
Rp6org. fables til Sogneprait peb
Trebens airte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-28

5refft ru nnbergdng.-
fra Greberits6oOn telegraferes til
,D~agblabet" ben IL. bs.: timber ben
inbeitlige Sneftorm | 9aar Gfters
mibbugs truf ben Der 6iemmebsrenoe
5iitetutter o2aurd Morie" en- aabsn
8dab bribenbe | 6arbanoet meIlem
2lnbcIt og 29ss. 5 9aubeH bsfonbt
Jig | en- meget %fortommen 3ilitano ben
fOenife 14suarige 0rens Gdrl. Der
forflareoe, at ban ON Morsenen beb
4stiben bdbbe forlubt @arberg. 5dns
8eItemmeliesItsb bar 0onmdrt, boor
ban bible ifaHe penee til i'm ipse So
Ter. Dreng og 8adb inbbrdgtes til
3reberitsbabn | 4ftes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-28

Statteproeenten 9ols
bliper i gar 7 fire 5emtebsle
imob 6 fire Gemtebele psf. 5jer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-28

Stort Gfebningatpber
6os OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wors
or. aongebei 81. asbsnboDn,
bar nogle 3nbe eennem en- DIR |
porten bonet fig 0ej til Ell 8dgOGrels
ie % berfro til gutitten og i%tjualet
life minbre enb 40 me Sdtfefat FAINT
en- balp Snes Oberfrdtter, %tiliammen
repr9ienterenbe ct Bar 3uiinbe aros
ners 99rbi.
Strafs efter, at 5rsoeritsberg qos
liti 6anbe facet Mssbbe!elis berom,
unberrettenes qantelaanere oe Moss
ftonoiiere ON 3bberiet, pg beb Mibs
baestib ben 10. bs. fiji qolitiet ira
pdnteidoner Wortenfen | Surogabe
Zen geffee, at ban mi bobbe en- At
benz. Oct par en- bngre aoinbe, Wlas
RE NieIfen. fom bdDbe forisgt at
pontiGtte en- 9interfratte.
6un bleb itrdts taeet meb til Stus
~iionen, oe Der tilftOb bun, at hele BET
Tfjoalne Eager families | benbes 2ogi
poa en- apiit / Surogubs. IRE SAT-
tefot % en- 9interfrafts bar bog oIea
rebe pantfotte. 5enbes anreite, pss
ter Senfen, bar iammen msb en-
aommerat fommen bjem meb 5siet.
Soafnort politiet bapbe mobtagei
benne 5ilitaaelfe, tos ct Oar getjen'
tc ben til 2~ejligbeben, fom bar gan'
fe Opfplot at s~ppetoiter. 9isie Bier
ffrcts fenbt til Stationen, og Der
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-28

Rosfilbe 9omtirfe. qdd
5oronfebning at Gtdtsrdab 6jort z
Qoren3sn er ifelge .Rostilbe apis" i
@intereng COB Be I Rosfiloe 9oms
fries aor og 9apeller pGrenbe Miore
moriartofa9er blsosn rsnisbe for bet
Stso og Snaps, iom / 5ibernes 2sb
baObe faitnet fig / Murmorets Oper-
flabe iom en- badrb Storpe. 9e
fremtr9ber MI | al beres Stsnbeb, %
be mango tint ubbuessoe aef.eHcr,
fom prhber be fIeite at Sdrtofdgsrs
nes Siber, tr9ber iua tpbeligt frem,
at man meb 2etbeb fan ie, bpnb he
foreItiIer dom Rsgel ct Stptte al
2anbets 6iitorie). Qrbejbet er eftsr
grofesIOr aarsleHs 9%tnOisning per-
ionliet ubfert at Wurermeiter 8.
S6lebermann.
0ammef 9ibel. Gn Snbfens
Der til .9gbl." f~frtper: s 9illuts
nina til Deres Mebbelelie ON en-
gammel gibel, Der families I Ct.
W1itfslg atrte / Sldgelfe, fan isg
oplpie, at Der Ogiud fnbes en- fig
nenbe I norff 8eiibOelTe paa M9rbs
pr. 4renbol, og Tom er gddet Qrb
fra 1aber til Sen neb tgennem I'll
nerne. gibelen, Der er udlminbelia
flor, er ,,prentet ubi &sbenbafn al
Mab Wingddrb 4nno 1853" og er
frembeles | ubmartet Stonb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-28

100 Qur. ente Zine Qooer /
Bette. Der for ca. 8 MadneOer iio2n
blep 100 @ar, / bpilten q%nIeOning
bun bfanot anoet If en- StoI ira
aongen, er ifslge o9oIoin9 6oltes
6lao" M ofeooet peo 0eoen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-28

Gftrup 1870. Deb en- q
6sire + 2(orhus af6otot 5eitmiobag
Qsrbog ben 8. bs, fremfom ifsl3s
,,Qarbus Stiftstioenoe4 CperlGrer
u. Miiner meo en- itfe tibligere al
minoeliq fenot 6iitorif Gplpsnins
ON hans Grtedence Giirups 6orhoio
til gegipenbeberne I 1870. oa ben
frantic Offending 6ertu9en al Ga
bore par Der for at fau en- franTtsbanif
aaiance / Stanb.
6itrup. fom 2Caret forum at 6tls
b~reosbenIbn bapbe truttet iis tilbae
ge ira Regeringen, 6oebe / CONNIE
zen 1870 paa SfaTsgaorb. Qau benz
ne lib bar SberlGrer Miiaers nus
oerenbe 6uitru 6us6oloningseIeb
paa @oaroen. en Rat, fort otter
6ertuqen at Gooores Qnfomit I'll
acbtnbaDn. blto 6usjomfruen NJ
6usbolonineselsoen pad S%taTsgaaro
rin9ebe op at Ct 3eleardfbub fra Qars
bus, Der bubbe geIteo ON. at ban ior
enbber qris tube bare Gitrup / Ia
le. 3eltgrammet par ia aongeu. 9a
Gitrup foDoe l9it net, FEB ban itrats
Qioe geiteb ON at foa i'm @ogn fors
ipanbt for at tomme til aarbus, ioas
leoes al ban tnnbe tage meb ferits
Morgentog iii 9sbenbaon. 6dns
8ejie aiaIot netop Sper1smaolet DIN
1rattoten. 5 bet GfIIag. 6ertusen
al Galore If, bar ban Iaalebes O9s
iao I'm Qnbel.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-02-17
BY MARY DEVEREUX

have fresher wind than that now par
TALLY filling the brisantine's sails.
Laro. standing beside Lafitte. as
curse.
She is getting the benefit of what
We have had and left, in the way of
breeze. But we'll trust the devil to
foul her hereabouts, and help us to
better wind farther along, although
l am of half a mind to let her catch
US. If that be her intention. and then,
if she tarries to ask impertinent ques-
tions. give her a good dose of iron"
Better keep away and mind our
own matters, unless she has the wish,
and gets the chance. to interfere with
u.s." replied Lafitte, moodily.
Both men were silent for while. as
they watched the stranger drawing
nearer. Then there came a noticeable
softening of Laro's face as he turned
suddenly to LATTE. and laying hand
on his shoulder. said. in tone which
caused the dark eyes to turn from
the approaching ship and rest wonder
ingly upon the speaker, Jean, lad.
dost remember the old days. when we
first met at lie Chen Heureux, where
l taught thee to sing AS tides that
fow-as winds that blow? Madre de
Dios-but thou vert boy to make
any mans heart hold thee close. as
mine has done all these years. And
l wonder-aye, oft do l wonder, has
my love of thee brought thee to last
ing evil? have been rough with
thee. lad, at times; aye. surely l have
of late. But my love for thee is the
same this day as it has ever been
Never doubt that. Jean, my lad, what
ever befalls!"
Startled at the manifestation of such
a mood In Laro, Lafitte looked at him
with silence due to amazement.
Il had a strange dream last night
JEAN" continued Laro. in tone curl
ously unlike his usual one; "a dream
feel is meant as a warning have
Indian blood in my veins, and SO you
can better understand the dream, and
The Holly chieftain., 1905-02-17
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