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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-25
9ans, Grit, spill og 0aarli9
2Gsning.
al 5. 6anien, Gaaen0er, Sa.)

G6itdgo &c 4lton S%ern6anen bar
ublteot en- Orore, at life dlene be,
lem Burger beruienbe 0ritte, men
e9ida be, Iom f%orefinoes I SpiqebuIe
og 9anieiale, pil bliOe afitebiget ira
oeres 3jeneIte. aompagniet ongipsr
Iom 9runb, at bet fun bill BABE Idd@
oonne M9no / fin 3jeneite, iom itadr
paa 6sjOen Iaapel / fpiilt fom / mo-
rallt 6enieenbe. 8ette er ct 6aarbt
Stsb for Dem. Iom iau ib9roigt fors
iagter ben Sbe, at Dams er en- uitplz
big 5ornpielie. Oct er nemlig lite
Sentimentofitet, iom bitterer 6isie
m9gti9e 9orporotioners Srore, be
Ct ct ubilaa at 5uttu, 6pgget paa
lang Grfarin9. st anbet Sernbdnez
tompagni bar forbuot Sdl9 al Rss
rer6iitorier DE iaatalote Dime 80
pls") pau bets Grains. De Tiger, at
! oeres aampe mob 3ruinzHgbere ng
ale SIugs at be O9rIte 5orbrpbere
bar be bragt / Grfaring, at bet er
iom ofteIt netop iduodn Q98nin9,
iom bar forgiftet oisie 6orbrDbsrcs
Sinh. mebens be par 8ern % ur1e
% lagbe Spiren til Oeres fremtibi9e
ForbrDoerbune. Ser er %ianoelig me-
get Stof til Gftertante. Der ipnes
enbog 6ldnot bort airtefolt at inos
inige fig De 5anter, at por luther Ife
9ernelpr0om er for gammeloa9s pg
tibet pasienbe for Dor 3ib; men Der
fommer be melt moberne og rent berss
li9e Snititutioner og ertlGrer, at fun
De, Tom fsrer ct Iaaoant 2eDnet, fom
netop foreIfribes / bor gamle 8srne@
lprbom, pil faa anIGttelIe og blipe
betroet be melt an odrsful6e Stillins
qer bos benz. Zen Muno bioite NOT,
6poo ban Iagbe, iom ubtalte, at
o@uOsfrb9t er nnttig for ale Sing,
enbog for bette 9io.
0d, nuur iad mango, enoog inbsn
Wenig6eberne, iom itul bore ben OPP
oragenbe Magt. itaur radobilbe og
life beb, ON be tyr forbre gennemfgrt
nisie 99rbomme, iom be moi fgler sr
be .neite rette, men iom Ri ida ofte
bsrer, er for gammelod9ie for Dor
lib, Idd tommer oenne Dor moberne
5ios melt fremItrebne 9orporotioner
% ertl9rer: Qdber bu bin syn gaa
pau Orittes og Spiaebuiene, iua
ienb BAN life til os for at faa Nn<
f9ttelie. 2dber bu bin Syn e1er
0dtter gaa poa OanieIalene, iaa oil
life ri bare no9et meb benz at be-
itine, tiGaber bu bine 9srn at l9fe
Reperbiitorier og fioen Giterdtur,
iaa bib, at oi at Grfurins Deb, at nj
moa bore forberebt paa at tempe
mob benz iom 5orbrpbere, naar Re
6liper fore.
Ser bu nooet til G%ftertonfe /
op%enftaaenbe2
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-25
0urc Su0cr.

OIteCtlPUHle Op9tI TT ulLlelt9
aOo oa triitelig 2esning. De er
u09ioet og anbefalet al nairteli9
6orenin9 for 9n0remisiion Dan.
marf". Sc 9ilten i9ennem o9 ino-
ienb 9eitiains for no9le Of benz.
Geb Qfritas 6lObsr. off anni. q.
Butler, p%periut at Chr. Stricter,
Qege.
Bib. gects @rinoringer fra nit 2ip.
@obt inbbunben $1.00.
Dor 5reb. af M. BON 8. @n Nus
tibsfort9utng. @utoriieret Sper.
I9ttelie bsisrget peb q. g. Mao'
fen. 500 Siber. @obt inbb.
$500, / Om1Iug SLIGO.
u. 6i6iger: st lille 8ongefpeil. 9ts
belbiitorifte 6Orebrag oOer be fire
9onger S6erobes / M 5eitamente,
pris inbbunoen 90c.
Qlpernes Syn. of u. 9. paa
DAM beb puItor q. q. MabIen en-.
236 Siber / OmiIas Goo. Sno.
90c.
Qnbers Stu66etiar. Noele Oplepelz
fer, meb to 8iaeber at 5orfatteren,
og Minbeorb, at 9robit g. 6.
8lume, FAINT fra @noers Stub
tiers 9sbsIeje, at qaitOr &rel
Billion, onoet Oplag, 176 Siber,
pris / Smilue 60c.
Beet: Min ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
BELLE. Snbb. / flint 8inb $1.oo.
Beet puu 8eiie. @f 0. 6. 144 81.
Der. s Omilag SOC. Snbb. $1.00.
gpen peb Seen. If .. alco9. paa
Oonff peb %. g. Mobfen. 1872
Siber. $ OmfIag Doc. Snbb.
$1.20.
0e beniges epise SpiIe. of Ridurb
Barter. Operfat at 6. pface. s
OmTas $1.0O, ftertt os flint inbb.
$500.
0s fpanfte grsbre. 532 Siber.
@armt onbefulet at prouft 8lubs
me. Gn SortalIins fra bet 16.
Iorbunbrebe, operfat fra Gnselft.
s Smflas 9Oc., inbb. $1.00.
Den triftelise Stubenterbep0sslfe at
8nub 9eibers conb. thto. 20 Si'
Der | Omlas Toe.
0srube fra 2~anbsbpen. Gortanins
at @mil for be unse. 157 Giber.
& OmTas 4Oc., sobt inbb. zoe.
Oct fsrfte glob / gibeIen. Mf 81.
Better. operfot Of M. DoIH. 80
Siber. s OmfIus 40e.
Din 8robers Blob. af 81. bon s..
puu DonF peb paft. q. g. MaS.
fen. 174 Siber. s Omnus 2Oc.,
inbb. 4Oc. 9a'4s -
4t.c rs1tl4
Gn aritens Snbtaster cs ltbsifte,.
Z CmfInd 15c.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-25

Ibonner paa bort Somfunbs
Blade: rDonfteren", $3.50 aorlis.
ubsaar bper sirsbus os 5rebas;
oDunft IutbrIf 3irtebGab", $1.O0
uarlie, ubsaur bper Onsbae; DE un'
ees Slab / ameritu", SOC. aurIis, Nh.
auor bper Muuneb; ,,9srneblubet",
SOC oarlie, ubeaur bper Ssnbus.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-25

~ -
gibeG. @obt inbb., pris $40.
gn MartsOsbug s1sr Sens Og Mas
rem. s ibbf Munbart. 81 @is
Der. 5 SmiIag 10c.
gn pilsrims 9unbrins. Qf gunnaa.
Sberfut at q. 81. Serne. Gint
inbb. zoe.
Grinbringer fra min 8arnOOm, ling
bonn og ManbomStib, at peber
9arfen, meb 5crOrb at quifOr
Bubble 2unb og 8inebe at 5orfat@
teren. IA Siber, / Omfldg 40c.
st lbffeligt 2iD. off Q. 8. 218 Sis
Der, p9nt inbbunben meb flint Sis
teTblab. 9enne Bog ftnbes / ma
fen ale troenbe t6iem / 9anmurt.
Softer fun 45c.
st 2io / Sanbbeb. Nf 3obert 6.
Spssr. Gn giograf at 5ugI
McQnifer gedber. 4utoriferet
SberfetteGfe of &. R9ber mtb
Gotograf. 208 Siber I SmIdg.
pris zoe.
Sire 5orteGinger. Qf Sans. 4s
Siber. s OmfIdg 10c.
5~orteninger Og Smaotrnt. Qf .,
6. Moobb. 320 Siber / SmTlag.
$1.oO.. @obt inbb. $3.50.
5orteninger of 9esbu @trtttOn.
9aa 0unft Oeb q. g. Mubi.n.
456 g. $ OmT. 9Oc, inbb. $1.20.
5orjettelierne eIer Subs NuubeGef>
ter til Menneit ene, meb ct Si1eg:
Subs B6rns Huittammer. Qf Q.
6. gris inbbunben Doc.
Sra bet msrte Netp gOrt, uf 9.
8. SabIep, ~oberfut at premier>
I%pjtnant 9. arobn. 100 Sibtr
! / Om1Iag. pris Coo.
Sra 3apftuben til Uganda. gn
Misiionsbiftorie mRb mango
giaeber og Sort for be unge.
Meb Sororb of 9enerdlfetreter
for g. s. Il. so. OGuf Riearb.
152 Siber i OmfIug. pris zoe.
Sra 2ipet / Subs Rige, l., 2. os 8.
gris 15c. for bpert !9efte, boert
5efte ca. 100 Siber.
Sra StoOOejen. 4f Q. 8. elegant
ubitbret meb fire beGfibise Billie
Der. s Omflag nebfut til &c.,
inbb. SOC.
Sra ~llbenftab til genitab. 4f Marie
Motbieien. 252 Sioer, elegant
inbb. pris 80c.
Sra Bib. 8ects 8egruOelie. 80 Sts
Der. s Omflog 20.
5rugterne mobnes. 4f Gmil !9aning.
Gn SortaGing. 218 Siber, / Sms
flag Co.,, inbb. $1.00.
@ennem &ors til arone. 666 Siber,
elegant inbb. pris $1.40.
@ennembruoet. Gn 6Ortening fra
BUFFERS Sib. 9aa Ounit beb
gaitor q. g. Mubien. 500 @is
Der. s Omi1ae 90c.. inbb. $1.20.
@enfpeiGing. @n triitelis Sorteuing
fra Gngelf. 272 Siber, flint inbb.
9ris Csc.
@iort til Spnb. gn 9ennetngang at
Dor 5rsliers 2ibetIesbiitorie peo
Sobanne RDbolm. "a Siber. )
SmfGa9 25e.
@obt begpnbt. Nf Spurseon. Gors
forfeit og beurbeibst at @ilb .Rai4.
266 Siber. Snbb. $1.0O.
9apets Spinner. 4f 6. 8. 5ob. 15S
@toer. Snbb. 9Oe.
6ebebuiet. Nf 8. @laubre6t. gaa
9unit Oeb GGen. $ OmTus zoe,
%inbbunben Doc.
9ele 2ibet for at binbe en- epig
2rone. 166 Siber, elegant inbh
gris zoe.
@erren er min Silnugt. Rosle af
Dopibs Salmer fra Qbiefons Op,
rsrs 9ib. 154 Siber. 9 Smras
soc.
6erren er nit Sfiolb. 1913 Siber.
s Sm5ldg 25c., inbb. 40c.
6Dab 8ibelen fortalte. Meset iterit
dnbefdlet. Yad Odnff beb Vdifpr
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-20
BIsBEE DRILLERs WANTED.
w. R. Humphries Here to See If They Will Engage in Contest in
 Fl Paso.

The coming Mining Congress in Fl Paso next November promises to bring together more members of the mining fraternity than any meeting of its kind in the Southwest Mine own CTS, operators and the "man behind the drill" will meet and discuss subjects Of interest to them.
 The FrateInai Miners Association is arranging for a drillers' contest, and this feature will be of great interest to the miners of this section. It is the intention of the committee of ar engagements to award prizes to the winners for drilling, and it is expected that teams from Chihuahua, Mexico, New Mexico and Arizona will be pres ent. w. R. Humphries, of Fl Paso, is in the city feeling the pulse of the local champions in regard to a team from Bisbee. Bisbee has seen some exciting contests, and if a team could represent this camp 1t would result in some splendid publicity for Bisbee. This form of entertainment would be of great interest to Fl Paso visitors, and would draw large crowds from here to the Pass City. The matter Of arranging the purses, etc, is now in the hands of a committee, and any in- formation that probable contestants may desire can be obtained by writing Secretary Dalby, of the International Miners Association, at Fl Paso.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-20
HOSE FOUND COOP
 UNDER TEST MADE
FlREMEN PUT ON 200-POUNO PRESSURE WITH SATIsFAC-
 TORY RESULT.
Pressure Came From Copper Queen Pumps-5urst an O,d Piece of Five Inch Main-Acceptance of Hose by Council Will Be Recommended.

That much talked of hose. which has been bothering the City Council and the Fire Department for the last two months, is about to be disposed of as a perplexing quantity.
 Yesterday Fire Chief Henkle had corps from the department take the hose out of the fire house and give it a thorough test. The latter was made at Library Corner, where it was attached to pipe having connection with the Copper Queen pumps, the pressure from which has now beer available for some time in city mains.
 When the full pressure was turned into the hose the latter was carrying a little better than 200 pounds. The test proceeded far enough to satisfy firemen that the hose wass all right, when a portion of the main, carry the water 10 the hydrant, burst and stop. ped further proceedings. The fire chief. however. had satisfied himself and will report to the next meeting of the Council that the hose is up to standard and recommend that it he finally accepted.
 Question about the value of the hose was raised al the time of it's first use. after delivered to the city by the Copper Queen store. This occasion was at the time of the fire on Chihua- hua Hill several months ago. when three houses were burned. Tn reach 'ng the scene of the fire with the hose the fremen pulled off two connections of the latter The test yesterday sat isfed those who made it that the con- nections broken were faulty pieces of workmanship that had slipped into the hose and that their repair. at the ex- pense of the sellers of the goods. would give the city all that it bar gained for.
 The piece of pipe which broke yes terday under the two hundred pound pressure from the Copper Queen pumps was said last night to have been an old piece of five-inch connec- ton which had been used to fill out gap that was left when the new five inch pipe was put down last spring. l. was also said that this piece of old pipe was the only one used in connec- tion with the new work.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-20

E. s. Kelly, of the Lowell Journal, leaves today on a business trip to Chicago.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-20
SCHOOL ATTENDANCE
 NEARING HOO MARK
BIC GAIN SINCE OPENING COM PEIS CROWOlNG IN AL
 THE GRADES.
Copper Queen Store Gets Contract for Furniture for New Building-Bic Made Considered Exceedingly Liber- ai-Amounts to About S2,ooo.

Principal Philbrook of the Bisbee schools. said yesterday that attend ance was running away with even the large expectations held in advance Of opening of the fall term at the schools.
 Every piece of furniture that could be pressed into service has been hunt ed up in the cellars and attics, where put when abandoned because of dam aged condition during years gone by, and again put in commission to accom- mOdate the rush of pupils who are thrOnging to the schools and crowd ing them to their utmost capacity
 Yesterday there were over 1,000 pupils in attendance at the schools, the number probably being nearer 100 than 1000 This means that there has been decided gain since the opening Of school. when there were s69 pupils to answer the roll call. Last year there were S23 pupils at this time. Despite the rush the teachers of the several departments are furn- ishing reports which indicate that they are handling the work in a man ner that is highly satisfactory. They will be obliged, however to keep at high pressure until the new Central building is ready for use. when the strain will be given immediate relief
 Just when the new building will be finished can not yet be stated definite ly. The work is being hurried along as fast as possible. but there IS . great deal yet to be done. The furni- ture for the building has been ordered and will probably be here before the building is ready for it. Contract for the furniture was awarded to the Cop per Queen store. The expenditure called for is about s2.O0O The store gives the board advantage of all dis counts allowed by the wholesalers and charges five per cent for handling and installing the goods. The school directors considered the offer of the store exceedingly liberal Beside the new furniture installed all the furni- ture now in use in the Central build ing will be taken to the new building. During the summer this old furniture was thoroughly gone over and put in the best condition. The new furni- ture consists of desks, chairs and li- brary furniture. Only about 300 new desks for pupils had to be purchased.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-20
AGAIN APPEAL ID
 HEALTH OFFICER
TOMBSTONE CANYON RESIDENTS SAY MEDlGOViCH NUISANCE
 IS DANGEROUS.
Assert That Ii Has Started Fever in Neighborhood-Want County to h.
 tercede to Stop Nuisance Until Case Comes Up on Appeal in Dist. Court.

A good deal of feeling exists in Up per Tombstone canyon with reference to the Medigovich nuisance case, Med igovich. it is asserted continuing to maintain the same annOyances and threats to the health of the cOmmuni- ty that a jury found nim guilty of last week in the court of Justice McDon- aid. Yesterday a letter was sent to County Health Officer Greene by resi- dents in the neiehborhood of the Medigovich place which it is hoped will result in bringing the county health office machinery in motion Iu some manner that will balk the Med igovich slop disposal program during the time between now and the District Court session. to which Medigovich has appealed his case. The letter sent to Dr. Greene is as follows:
 Dear Sir:-Medigovich, the Slavon- ian, was arrested. Asked for a jury trial. which was granted. His rela- tives here, who are rich. got the trial put off long enough to give him time to clean up. They hired carriages, took the jurors to his premises, where upon he was found guilty with much promptness, fined S40, and ordered to keep his premises clean. He appeal ed the case and continues to haul slop and dump it as before. The neighbors are becoming desperate. Fever has broken out the second door above his dumping ground. He de fies the law and laughs at the help lessness of his neighbors. What shall be done?
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-20
JURY COULD NOT AGREE.
Unable to Decide Whether Hiilman
 Struck Mexican First.

A jury was unable to agree in the Court of Justice Mcdonald yesterday afternoon as to whether a Mexican, residing on Chihuahua Hill, had as- saulted Water Collector Hillman, or whether Hillman had assaulted the Mexican. Accordingly the jury was discharged and the case dismissed.
 The Mexican preferred charges last week against HiIlman, alleging that the water collector had struck him during the course of an argument about the correctness of a bill of $2.50 for water. The Mexican had three witnesses to establish the truth of his assertion. HiIlman denied that he had struck the man until after he him. self had been struck
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-20
GAS BY DECEMBER FIRST.
Manager cressIer, of Company, Ex
 poets That Result at Present.

Manager Gressler, of the Gas Com pany, yesterday morning had the lay ing of 200 feet of pipe in Brewery fiR- ished. This holds the franchise granted the company for the immedi- ate present. The company will now in operation in the city. Mir. Gressler stated last night that no unforeseen delays occurring this would be accom- plished by December first. He leaves today for California to look after af- fairs of the company there, following which he will return to the city with Mrs. Gressler to make their home.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-20

Ethel Tucker Co.-The season at the Bisbee Opera House will open Sunday, Sept 24, with the Ethe, Tucker Co. in the great American play, Across the Desert" with prices reduced to 9 and 50 cents, not because it's cheap show, but because they return Oct. 1st for seven nights, presenting a diff ferent play each night, and Manager Macks' argument is, that it's better to play to 1000 people at 50 cents than 500 at 75 cents. The company has been playing Phoenix the past four months to good business, and reports are that they give, as they advertise, dollar show at cheap prices.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-20
FELONY CHARGE FILED.
Wilson Will Be Arraigned This Morn
 ing for Attempting to Cut Pyburn.

hN9 iNt ~ OeN
 R. Wilson, who Monday night at- tempted to cut Archie Pyburn in an encounter in front of Lincoln school house, will be arraigned before Jus tice Mcdonald at II o'clock this morn ing. Wilson's knife ripped the coat of Pyburn In several places. The charge on which he will be arraigned today is of cutting with intent to kill. If found guilty he will be bound over to the grand jury. Wilson claims self-defense. He has much swollen eye, which he claims was made by Pyburn with a club. Pyburn, who came down town after the encounter and gave himself up, plead guilty to a charge of fighting yesterday. Justice Mcdonald suspended judgment pend ing hearing of the case of Wilson.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-20
STRAINS.

s. A. Read, Cisco, Tex, writes. March II, 1901: My wrist was sprain- ed so badly by fall that it was use less and after using several remedies that failed to give relief, used Ballard's Snow Eminent, and was cured. earnestly recommend it to any ona suffering from sprains. For sale Q. Rhinehart's Pharmacy.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-20
OUR LAST AD.

Sold us nearly all of those SUIT CASES THAT WERE REDUCED to s3.50 each.
 We have a few left at the same price. Better hurry if you want one, At the SAFE PLACE"
 You will see a LARGE, NEW AS SORTMENT of NECkWEAR. Mostly in the medium wide reversi- ble sidesFOUR IN HAND TIES at 5oc EACH.
 Also a new lot of the 25cMIOGET STRING TIES. They are just the thing. "SEIZ" SHOES with their "SoLE OF HONOR" SINGLE OR DOUBLE SoLES. S3.5O and s4G0.
 OUR U. S. ARMY IS A GOOD ARMY SHOE, not an imitator. We've handled it at s3.50 for four years. (Men only)
 SCHWARTZ BROS.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-20

Kid MccIung in EI Psso-Kid Nc Clung the Bisbee pugilist who had a chunk bitten out of his ear last week by a gambler named McCaskill has been located at Fl Paso. The Kid was prevailed upon not to appear against his assailant who was, how ever, bound over to the grand jury for mayhem.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-20

Wheeler & Wilson and New Home Machines latest and best, also 2nd hand s7.00 p. IXL Store, 32 Brewery Avenue, Phone 1S3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-07

for his s,,h;oo+ which was more to the purpose
.A. o,,o,rt Of mere scholarship would
hove boor And it is TO be remembered that
+ba rrac,o,,s things he gathered into TINS DOCK
are only chips from his WORKSHOP
To bag;n with he gives US in his romano
Yo,-o-1iI, most interesting list OF words
Then follows an amusing rhymed list OF gypsy
WORMS and after this come some good Little
Savings" in the original Romany and IN trans
1ation We turn Immediately after TO a re"
other nieces of greater or less importance out
ouicklv arrive at the all too brief BOOK OF tue
Wisdom of the Egyptians in Whlch we are
vouchsafed glimpses of Romany character anu
life like these:
me E9 R PTop tongne? answers: Ye all
fools! There IS plenty plenty of good IN IT, ana
ported or hung but for the OLD poor Roman f a9
guage. word in Romany said in time 10 nIr5e
purse of money and other things, which had peen
stolen. to be slowed underground; that when the
constables came they could find nothing, and had
not only 10 let the Gypsy they had taken up go his
way but also to beg his pardon.
You ask me what patrns. PatTin is the name
of the signs by which the oypseS VINO go 9eho[e
the road they have taken TO those VINO ioi!o"
behind We filings handfuis Of grass down at the
head of the road takes, or we makes with the
finger a cross-nark on the ground or we STICKS up
branches of trees by the side OF the heage bt t me
patrin or pstten in old Roman language means the
Nv father. why were worms made? Ny son, that
moles might live by eating them MY rather. why WY
I Mere 5noie5 Them Nv father Why we're You
and I made? Ny son. that worms might I'VE oy
viii Swear neither falsely nor truly against
one If they wishes to find out somethlng' lei them
find ii out themselves
Borrow was interchangeable in his delvings in
the stores of gypsydom. He tells in this
book how he visited Thomas Herne when that
warlock was over ninety. and whenever he met
the peonIe Of Egypt he gained something from
them. new word, an ancient song, or some
bit of quaint wisdom. He sets down the gypsy
names of countries and towns, wherefrom you
may learn that Hampshire, for example, is
swineherds' country that oxford is bookfellows'
town and that Suffolk is the domain Of fools.
He collects specimens of the shrewd humor Of
his beloved vagabonds: he gIances at fortune
telling as they practise it; and on, with many
a dip into obscure corners, he beguiles and in
structs his readers. Useless enough learning
it may be, but it casts a spell of its own. 1t is
the same with the gypsy songs. One likes them.
for ali that there is nothing desperately poeti-
cal about them, as in this instance:
soRRoWFUL YEARS.
The wit and the skill
OF the Father OF Ill,
Who's clever indeed.
II they would hope
With their foes TO cope
The Romany need
Our horses they take,
Our wagons they break
And they fling
Into horrid cells.
Where hunger dwells
And vermin sting,
When the dead swallow
The fly shall follow
Across the river
o. Wen forget
The wrongs we've met,
But till then, o, never,
Brother, Of that be certain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-07
GYPSY LORE.
Chips from the WOrkshop of the
Author of "LaUengro."

ROMANO L.AVO-IIL. Word-Book Of the Romany
<SO.L<' ttr1ejish Ciypsy Language. with Specimens
~ 5sv6sy Poetry. and an Account Of Certain
SSt,.,eyyrries or Places Inhabited by Them and Of
S-srrio1s Things Relating 10 Gypsy Life in Eng
,16 Nv George Borrow. 6vo PIP. VIII, "a
q; j. Futnams sons
Il IS good to have these fragments Of George
Borrow's gypsy lore brought out anew in an
edition uniform with that in which his better
known works are published. 1t might be said
that for The reader not particularly interested in
the subject the reprint is Of small value com
pared with ''Lavengro.' for example, THIS is as
n guide book compared with a romantic work
OF genius But, after all, can any one read Bor-
row without developing lasting curiosity as 10
the gypsies, and is there not much in these
pages TO satisfy that curiosity? Now and then
some wiseacre turns up who is ready 20 prove
that the man who brought "the wind on the
heath" into English literature cid not really
know as much about the human mysteries OF
the heath as he pretended To know There is
enough In this little volume alone 10 show that
Borrow knew what he talking about. His
learning may not have been unutterably pro-
found. but. on the other hand. he had q fair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-07

In his new book. Ways Of Nature, % "
published this week by Houghton, MINI y -
John Burroughs undertakes in certain OF '-e
says of which the work is composed 10 rep''
those who have criticised his recent d.
on the new school of imaginative nature VIZ
His aim is TO set forth "a rauonai VIZ"
natures methods" as opposed to what he De-
leves 70 he the pernlclous tendency 10 indulge
in romance about wild animals az the expense Z"
truth.