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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-25
Demand for Covering During tile tss
First Hour Sent List up 81
With Bou,d.
GEAR RAID UNSUCCESSFUL
Conspicuous Lack of Interest y; IN Il
Trading tile 'aaf (
Opening
80 Assoclatnd I,rass.l

NEW YORK, July H.-Thc action OF
to-day's stock market was strongly sug-
gestlyc or an Inference That the corsId-
cradle selling which broke prices on
Saturday came from professional bear
sources and that It was not successful
In dIslodglng much stock Tor the pur-
poses or covering short contracts Tho
demand for covering during the first
hour or to-day's session was sharp and
sent prices upwards with quito a strong
impetus. This movement was largely
prompted. no doubt. by a revision Of.
views over the wheat damage and over
the danger or an anthracite tnlncrs' strike,
which were prevalent on Saturday. An
additional element WaB the very confident
tone OF railroad officials In their regular
weekly talks over traffic outlook regard
ing the feeling In their respective terri
tories us reflected In preparations for
future business.
Reports OF largo buying q: rails 9 and
able influence on the lis, generally and
&on the United Statcts Steel stocks spe-
officially. III the case OF the latter there
was also n disposition to anticipate q
OF earnings for the July. quarter state
lncnt Of earnings TO be given out by the
4 corporation Tomorrow. 7t 55 e.
\ The money market continued very easy
in spite Of the lesscned strength OF the
banking position disclosed by the week
~ bank statement. The reported quar-
I antjnc on Southern railroad lines seem
y cd to be ignored. and the developments
IN foreign politics were without hppar-
cnt Influence. There was conspicuous
lapse In interest after the first hour q
the trading. but the advances were well
held UP to the close, which was firm.
Bonds were steay; total sales. par
value. sl.GlsGn. United States bonds
We're unchanged on call.
The total sales OF ~ stocks to-day
amounted to 10000. shares.
MONEY AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Money on call, easy at per cent; clos
NJ Ing bid. 1874: offered Mt 3. Call loans
easy; 60 days. per cent: 90 days, 3 IL;
six months. 3 3-4ll4.
@ Prime mercantile paper, 4a4 II per
y cent. Sterling exchange. steady, with
a actual business In bankers bills. a 1856 e
1865 for demand and at a48f701f4S4. II
for GO day hlls. Posted rates. 1854 IL
and t,s7 Commercial bills, tA 1-2G5-S.
Bar silver, 81. Mexican dollars, Is ~
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n RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va, July "a, 1905.
TEy OI1OTArr1OESG ,5 e5555E 5$} ~
COTTON.

NEW YORK. July a. 1gO5.-I present
herewith my. usual monthly report re
i1fNtis conlpiled from 1850 replies of an
average ", r.: date Of July 18th. received from
762 cotton producing counties; There are are
SOS cotton producing, counties IN inc ne
South. and practically every county OIL
has reported to me. The con.
dition or the crop as reported to me
averages 60 throughout the entire belt,
rs against Tia last month and VI as re.
ported BY the Agricultural Department
last, year, and 9lS as per my report July
q, 1904. 4
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"A RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales at Union Stock Yards.) q
..L-..ll I,N.N..... Richmond. Va. .Iulu 24 1A15.

RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales at Union Stock Yards.) 59
Richmond. Va. July "a. 1905.
K 4 Report OF the live stock market for the week
ending Monday Is as follows:
Good run OF cattle, sheep lambs and calves,
and run OF hogs.
Best steers. ~ a5c. /: medium 10 good, 4G4%c.:
common TO fair 3,sa4c.; best heirers, 414lsc.;
medium to good. 3l7 03xc.; common to fair,
30eac.; cows. ~ aS,4c.; bulls. e,sg3c.; calves,
Fat sheep. 3fG4c.; common. 2@2i1c.: culls,
3a4lsc. stock ewes. s3lt4.?5 per head
Good hogs. 6Al6ac.; common, 4,aG5c.
CHICAGO. ILL. July 24.-CATTLE-.Re-
ceIpts. 10 900 head. Market steady to l0c. higher.
Good to prime steers. s5.lsal5.S5 poor to me
%. Hogs-Rccepts. :5.od3 head Market. so
1oc.i lower. Mixed and butchers, IS. 4od6.0o;
good to choice heavy. *5sodGco rough, heavy,
S. 25 d5.15 Sheep-Receipts, H22, COO head Sheep
l5fI25c. lower: lambs l6(I2oc. lower. Good to
choice wethers. A75G5. pa; fgirIto choice, mixed
siat:ep native 9llambs. s5&p7, o.
NEW YORK. July 24.-BEEvEsss Receipts
a76 head. Steers opened slow, but were
mare active later; price steady; bulls and COWS
about steady on light receipts. steers, 4.lb@
O. tops $3.50: Texans, S+l6; bulls, 32.s544. 10
Market active. yeals e5c. higher; buttermllks.
weak. veals s4.50N7:to: selected. 81 % throw:
outs, $780,; buttermllks. i2.S5l3.25 Dressed
calves firm: city dressed veals 7Qlol! coun.
try dressed +G9c. per pound. Sheep and
IIambs-Receipts, IS, $50 head Sheep. slow. hui
about steady; lambs, 25@5oc. lower. Sheep, $aa
4so; few choice, 800; culla, g. 25@27o; lambs
sal 90; one car at s7o5. Hogs-Receipts IL, G. Oh
head. Market full steady. State hogs, 5000
g. So
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NV 'K|'t6iito|k&|W6StsIn
June Il, 1905, q

LEAVE ri c1lMoND DAILY.
300 "A. ,M.-NORFOLk6 LIMITED Arrives
Norfolk 1l;so 4. N; Stops only at Petersburs,
e:o5 * 'M.-cH1cAao ~ EXPRESS Parldr.
Car, Broller Service. pete1ssburs 70 Lynohbufs
Columbus, Buoheld to Cincinnati: also Roam
oke to Knoxville. and Knoxville to Memphis.
Cafe Dining Car, Roanoke to Williamson s
e Il 10 p M.-ROANOKI5 EXPRESS. For
Farmvllle. Lynchhurg and Roanoke 5taSf5
500 P. M.--OCEANE SHORE LIMITED All
irives Norfolk $40 p. NJ. Stops only at Peters,
burg. Waverly and SUFFOLK. u Connects with
steamers to Boston, Providence. New York.
Baltimore and Washington. 81 gfl 6
.7:2s r. M.--For Norfolk and all stations east
$50 P.SM.--NBw ORLEANS SHORT LINE.
Pullman Sleepers Richmond t. Lynchburg and
Roanoke, Petersburg to Bristol Lynchburg TO-
Chattanooga. Memphis and New Orleans Cafe
$50 p. sM.-sT. LOUIS EXPRESS. Pullman
Sleeper Petersburg to Roanoke and Roanoke to
Columbus. Cato Dining Car. v;
Trains arrive from the West i:!2 A.. n. s;os
P. M. and 9:1S p. Nj; from Norfolk 11:40 a. ii.
and $3.50 p. M. sai III 5.s Il
w. b. BEv1LL, }iyy,il55 s5 Il c. II. BOSLBY,
X Gent 3 Pass. Agt 81 Dist. Pass Agt. X
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY %, 1905. gSS4
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
IN 100 A.. M,--Dally-Local for Charlotte, n. &C
ila 80 P. NJ Observation-Disclosures Buffet Pullman 10
E4#l Atlanta and Birmingham, New Orleans
Memphis Chattanooga and all the south
Afs2f3 with through coach for Chase CITY, OK
8 ford, Durham and Raleigh. .s5ts
b 500 f. MEX. s,unday-Chase City Local.
ii 40 r lM,--Daily--Jmte Pullman ready 3:s9
EI5Ei p NJ, for all tho South NH
l5s3tl ri s95 YORK RIVER LINE. a.s5s
The }fayorite route to Baltimore and Eastern
points Leaves Richmond 4;eo ?. NJ. daily.
except Sunday. ~ { . \, .
ais p. M.--Local-D aily--Except Sunday.
100 Pr NJ, Except Sunday-For West Point,
5lo5IS connecting with steamers Tor l3altinoro
81; and river landings. Steamers call at York;
town and Clay Bank Mondays. ,Wednes.
days and Fridays, and at Gloucester$ Poln!
and Almonds Tuesdays. Thursday ana
Ss Saturdays. Isl p 80, 81 -,
Ms TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
a.sa A n and 6:42 P. M.--From all the South.
az y / M'-NTrom Charlotte and Raleigh
u S:S 4. M.-From Chase CITY and insernedi
a.c5 An. Baltimore and West Point.
s,o:T A. N'--Dnily-Except Sunday and Mon.
t0''s day; $40 r.. NJ, daily. except Sunday.
St3 From West Point I. Il =, K ~, e
w. WE6TBuRY,@D Pc n. ~; M VI ~, "
s.. II. IIARDW1Ck.8 W u. =, + z 80 I'll
Il. s 3. y SPENCER, Genl; Mgr.
washington. p q e Il S4 Wy 81
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Spot cotton closed quiet 10 points advances;
middllng uplands, llio; mlddlins gulf, lis';
sales 100 bales. COX Ias54
Cotton. quiet; mlddling 1l,4o; gross receipts.
$500 bales; sales, lbo0 bales; stock, 1856 iSd
bales export TO France, 2,oss bales 70 tho
Continent, 1865 bales.
Total to-day at all ports--Net receipts, 1851
bales export to Great Britain. 2.5l7 bales; 10
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R1cH,1oNp PRODUCE MARKET.

Corrected daily. unless otnerwile stated these
Quota lions arc WHOLESALE prcesJ
"a. LIVE fPOULTRY-spring chickens. large. per
pound e0J 22c.: small. per pound, l74l9c,: hens.
per pound. 129i15c.: ducks. per pound. l3Gl+c.;
geese, per head, N475c.; guineas, per head,
aGGr5c. S* ttg d
DUTTER-choice dairy packed, per pound.
i20l4c.; choice family packed, per pound, liy
l5c.; store packed, yellow. extra per pound.
la4tllc.; store packed, fresh, mixed, per pound.
i2alac.: common grades; per pound. lo9ec
In crates. fresh. per dozen. 15c.; n barrels,
- Observation-Disclosures peaches, NJ c.,
fancy per pound. l3Gl4c-; peaches, Virginia.
fancy per pound, 12gl3c; peaches. unpeeled.
per pound, 4G5c.; apples. fancy. sliced. per
pound. 4li4l.c: apples5 evapornted. per pound.
case Peas-Blackeye, No. 4 per bushel,E i1.25O
81. 40; bIackeye, No. 2. per bushel. $L4o black,
per bushcl, $40; clay. per hushel sl1o9l. 20
Beans Hnndpicked. per bushel. N.a54l4);
white. mixed, per bushel. il.101I.2s colored.
per bukhcl. sl.l5II25.
LIVE STOCK--YeaA. choice. per pound, 20
bAc. veals. thin. per pound. t.sd5c. : runners
per pound, AI5c.; hogs. choice. per pound. ~ O
&C.: lambs. choice. per pound, 6a6lsc.: sheep
choice. per pound. sl4,.c.;;, beef cattle. com.
mon to prime. 2,.sGiAc,; bulls, per pound, :'s9
&c. Irish potatoes, fancy per barrel. ,1.59;
sl.0o. Country hams. 12Ql4c $
FLOUR--W'inter superior. & 60G3T5: winter
extra. $s.75lpi2s winter claors, f51S. .; win.
ter straight %. 90: winter patent. .769
SEQ. Buckwheat. per pound. 2i103c. Cornmeai
city sacked. f7of7214c.; country holted. sa oked
62EGlS5c. 3lillfeed-Shipstun. per ton, s21.G1
e %; bran. S19,S0G21.00 45, j
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NAVAL. STORES.

I WILMINGTON. N. G.. July e4-sP1R1Ts
TURPENTINE-N Nothing doing; receipts, is
casks Rosln-Firm at 50. 10 bid receipts. ia
barrels. Tar-Firan at $500 bid; receipts, 9!
barrels. Crude Turpentine--Firm at 9.50G4 90
and 81. 2b: receipts. Isl barrels,
E SAVANNAH GA, July 24.-TUI2PENTINE-
Firm at 67,sc.; receipts. 900 casks: shipments,
a6AO casks; sales GU casks, Rosln-- Firm re-
celpts, 2,52S barrels; shipments. 6.lSl BARRELS
cHARLESToN. S. G., July 24,-TuRPEN-
TINE, AND Notwithstanding doing; 81
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3 OTHER PRODUCE MARKETS,
"a NEW YORK, July 24-FLOUR--Stcady and
quiet. Rye Flour--Frm. Cornmeal-Firm; fine
white and yellow, sl3o coarse, Sl.l6al.ls; kiln
dried saoSaslo NJ ha5 rsd o. o,,oat
Options ?E G27sc net lower. No. red. May,
p2Nc.: July. e5c.; September, DISC; Decem-
bcr 99hc.
q corn--Easy; NO. 2, ess;c. eleya tor, OPTIONS
s sisss' o ga, M ssde' s5ass s
b Beef-steady. Gut Meats-steady; picked
ern. 81 ga; refined, steady -Pork--Stcady: short
clear. s1.. 7aGl5oo Tnllow-steady, Ros.n--
Cofree-spot Rio, stcady; No. Z invoice. SIC;
mild quiet. Futures steady at 6Mlo points adj
vance Sugar-2aw firm; fair refining. s9tc, !;
refined. QUIET Rice--Quiet, A1olasses-Dull.
Butter--Firn; creamery 179olac:.: State
dairy, lsdfoOc Cheese-StronG: small. coiored
and white; 9s9lo,se, Eggs-lrregu1lalr; neraby
potatoes-steady; Long Island, sl9l.5o: south
ern slG1.50: southern sweets. $40, Peanuts
Steady; fancy handpcked, Sac; other domes-
TIC 3a5Hc Cabbages--Flrm; Long Island. per
100. s3G4,co, Coton-By steam to Liverpool
1GGl3c,
f CHICAGO, ILL, July pa break of hAc.
a bushe In tho price OF wheat for July deliN-
cry occurred hero to-day. At tho same time the
sensational reports Of black rust damage TO
the sprIng-sown crop caused the heavy profit
taking that resulted In the sharp declines. The
market closed weak with September down aM
urday. July wheat shows a loss Of precisely
dc Corn Is off tsTXc,; oats arc down Bc;
provisions are up bQDl5c.
\ The leading futures ranged as follows. !, .
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CLOSING 81, BOND QUOTATIONS..

or c. O. and 81, Louis gen. I4s.......... 103H
GssasSo g MI5fana =
coiorado ard southern Observation-Disclosures. s5h
Cuba 81 certificates 1o6A
Denver and Rio q rardc Isl =. =. 1904
Distillers' Securities Observation-Disclosures. foh
Eric prior lien As. 1o1A
Eric General ,............... 93A
Forth Worth and Denver City 1st.i........ ll2A
E1Iocking Valley AIS lloh
Japar d. ccrtiicate s 1o1h
louisville and Nash. Unified ISL. 3. :. 1854
Manhattan consol gold 1914
Mexican Central as (effored) ................ 77h
Mexican Central Let Observation-Disclosures. p
MINI. and ST. Louis 4s... 97H
Missouri Kansas and Texas 4H.......... 1914
Missouri. Kansas and Texas 2ds............ SIN
National r. r. Of Mexico con. As 8(oifercd) s?
New York Central gen. 3lis................. 9sia
N NeT ss5ss pae Gfn'fa, gen.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD. July dashboard Al
Limo common, .; do preferred--Not quoted.
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-orrnNsEEu nIL MARKET

coTToNSEED OH. MARKET.
NEW YORK. July 24.--Cott onseed oil moder-
teiy active an dirregular. Prime crude. +. o. b..
mills. 2s@e4c. nominal: prime summer yellow,
2Sts62SNc.: off summer yellow, nominal prime
white, 3lGa1Hc.; prime yellow 31G3l,ac.
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE

!. Az RICHMOND, pAlLf--bfR,o-
TRAlSs - - S,rRlET STATION.
EFFECTIVE sLaD 49, Alh - ali nIIt polnt.
s:o5 a. MA, z. I. lAp'e.'s " -
ana Sou Msi''-pcterssurg and Norfolk, w..t
Ivy ;yS - =, a Petersburg and and w. west
lsil9 T. MM--petersburg and Norfolk
,I,IS i, M,--tioldsboro Local
sG -ps s,iarsa ana t0s Nest indian LIN
i'-n tt,ed,i Ia all points south, ~, ,v,,.
s,so r. M.-PeIersbuss and \ aaa W. WIS.,
ii$S + N-h hRRiSH: sRftSslHiMoSp-pAIL
y ~ NJ; Ia a. ~; .s;ss =; nj Hs:s5
4, Ms;li 4 = 4 M M;i lis It's Z Z n T.
7; n ~. 8 y sunday .'suaaay 9nY u,
'sAsepS C.'s. CAMPBELL DIV fe-e' 49,
". H. CRAIG. Gen. Pas As''l1
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u. 8. refundlng %, registered. ........... 1881
II, r.ynnd,nr d, cou,,.,,, Z. 7, :. y. 1o8H
n, q 4. raris,ored Observation-Disclosures. 1881
=, q q. aa"so, St'f'''s - :. t....,,,.s 10t n
:; 6 Eor 10 rrrist erd ...,..... ,,...} 1914
IS q Nav A. cot,nor,. !. !. -. 1874
y, G. oid"I. =, r.rI rnd 49,. ........,,... 10i I
~ g IA II Z. c6mnor = ~. 10i
- e,,ca ! rnha crn IL certif ca les 7eH
ncrica :, ,robnceo Ca certifcu tiSE
Itchison general Is. 1oisa
Atchtson adii,sitncn Il ioffcrcd) 81 III
Ala nfjcb Coast Line !. r. 1924
Ia I.itnoro and ohio a. 1854
pa itinore and Ohio 3iAs.................. 9,M
Central of Georgia 5s.. ~
Ceh,rai ~ Georgia ,dt 8ah
fh.sa nenko md ohio AS 100 G
~ ~ 20 nd Alton ass ered) e)9s
Gs,saxo and ss o pnse n f. n s,
t:ficaro. r. i. and Pac r. r. col. 5s...... 9iA
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
(Reported by Rodgers. AlcCabe & COD
PETERSBURG, VA, july a4.-PEANUTS-
Spa nish.-Market firm at sl.l6 per .bushel Vir.
sginia-Market firm at &C. for fancy stock ma
chine picked. 2k@3Ac,; shelling stock. 2N22c
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MARKErs


Il NEW YORK. July 24.--Generally speaking,
the dry goods market was less active to-day,
though operations for nearby delivery indi-
Gated untitled wants on the part OF buyers.
The market was generally steady with prices
tending upward and the outlook for concession
Is very unfavorahle to the buyer.
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Nor4 Morn Dacnc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IT'S
Eortnit q nj 'Ivestern con- 49, ,.......,... 100 3
C,rcron Short Line rounding 4s.......... 0sN
Pennsylvania conv. Observation-Disclosures. lCJ q,
BEADING GT Ta Tra Mountain con liz
q. 1o,,is and san Francisco fg. 4s.......... ssN
al mi. sonthwestern con- A. ,......... 81 q
Seaboard Air Line As. W
so,,thern railway 1881
rnv.a1,nnd Pocifc Observation-Disclosures 22
,roindo 81 L. and Western IA. ............ s6h
iInIon Paclnc ~ 1853
iinion Pacific conv Observation-Disclosures 27M
United states steel ed 6s. a4a
WA ali 1sts 11s
Wabas;, Deb. Observation-Disclosures. GaN
Western Md IA SS ~
wheeling and Lake Eric 4s.......,.......... a2s
WISCONSIN, Central ffs ..,,.,..,., o.
H. and o. Collateral Trust 4s.. ............ looA
Central OF Georgia I'd Inc. "a
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
virginia c'enturies-lQo at asA.

Richmond. Va. July "a, 1915
BALES
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-09
Smaatraf fra gornebjelps=
hagen / aebcnbaun.

7et er pad gerne6ialpsbo9en. :
ct at be fattige aparterer oppe / er
at be itore Qrbeibertaierner, boor
o%9ejligbeberne" t90sr ct 9Grelie =
be Ileite er uoen aetten =, boor Wao.
ldbningen foregadr pda ct petroles
umsopparat eIer ON 9interen / Sat-
felopnen, og boor ale o9ejligbeoer.
ne" number ub paa LANCE 8an9e,
itaar jeg meb min 9ssIe. Gn als
IRE, peltl9bt Wanb, tboeli9t moi ins
gen at geboerne, msoer mig paa
9rappen. Seq ratter gesien ben til
ham og beber ON en- 9obe til gers
meme.
ga, bet ital De iaam9nb eerne
foo = men ger Dem bare lille ulej'
lia6eb meb at eaa runbt Der | Giens
oommen, for Der bar be fam lite nos
Get at unou9rs". iaebe ban og lco
nogle Mpnter GLIDE nsb / 9ssien.
Oct er SDnb og Stam at bebs Sat-
iiefolt ON penee, for be bar 10 in
gen."
Oct pilbe bog bore ftsrre Sbnb
at gaa be f%attiees DIR forbi - BET
pilbe bare at ~rinseuste ben lille
Sterb, Tom be ian unbpore!"
,Sa, men bet er 10 bet rene prele
Isri = os bet er life ri9tist = sou
De meeet before ib / amofiesube ue
9reboabe msb 8esfen = bet er Der
ba Msnins i, os Der fadr De ben
fplbt."
Den, Der pirfelis life ton eipe,
esr bet iuamanb heller life; os ben,
Der snifsr at siDs, forItaar gobt, at
ielp ON bet life er mere enb en- Dre,
fao teller ben 9raubs osidu mso.
Men for geien, er jes oDsrbepiit om,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-09
Isl
by FATTIGMAND J

A gloom fell over Dana's land,
When princely Otto lost the day
Against Count Gerard's iron band,
And lost his freedom in the fray.
A prisoner in Gerard's keep,
His crippled country is a prey
To human hawks, whose ready sweep
Does make occasion pay.
The broker knights from southern
shores
Have full possession of their pawns,
And make the yeomen swell their
stores,
Unheedful of their strained groans.
And sad to know the country's own
Too oft adopt the strangers mode
OF reaping where they had not sown-
Might was the lawful code.
Such pandemorium of spoil
Must spoil it self while Progress
breathes,
Or savage tribes will tramp the soil,
While Progress rest i winding sheets.
This can not be where Christian dawn
Has crimsoned once the mountain top,
If fogs shall fore its light be drawn,
'Tis but the clearing up.
Al through the world the Light shall
shine,
And herald Freedom in its wake,
Each struggling nation from it shrine
Shall nobler aspirations take,
And despots, tyrants, great or small,
Must flee the day of eqyity,
They can not bear the light at all,
Gloom is their destiny.
They reyel in their selfish night,
And tries to rake with murky hand
Beyond the lines of Justices light,
Which proves to them a s%corching
brand,
Hard pressed, they seek to spread the
veil
OF superstitious ignorance
Der childich eyes, that they may fail
To see the Dawn's advance.
They IA not queneh the heavenly fire,
Its radiance will redeem the vale,
As by degrees the eyes will tire
OF darkness, and the morning hail -
Then for a glorious day of deeds,
To further crush the tyrant's might,
And for de harvest plant the seeds,
Whose fruits are Love and Right t.
ITO be c~ontinued.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-09
6oot Mibbel moo gagtalelie,

qaitor arummdder fortaller fpl-
genOe:
Gn Dag Iuo no9Ie unge M9no i
ibrig Somtdle ON en- Rabo, bbis
Orb % 9ernin9 ble0 o~rbentlig gem
nembsglet. Gn from 9arper fra 81
berfeIo lab og herte paa bet, men
iagbe intet.
n0u tiger 10 intet, bu", Iu9be ba
be andre.
Rel. iOureOe ban, IS ifal nems
Zig pibe. at jeg li9ner t Oenne Stun6
en-. Iom bar ipiaet gonterot. Seq
FAR nemtig martet, at 5Ott, iom bar
IpiGet op, altib bliber Itumme, nuar
5alsn falber paa gunterotter, ielO
pm be bar baret / ben iorigite Gam
tale. Seq er, %aanoelig talt, en- iuds
ran Mdnb. S6i be SDnber og Sell,
Iom s frembplber iaa itartt hos Nas
boen, timber jeg peb npjere Gftertunte
bos mig ieIp. SO bet lutter min
Munb."
Oct er dlene Mangel paa aenSs
TAB til fg ielp, tiGi9emeO SobmOb
CO 6oragt, iom er Qariueen til Bag
talelIer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-09

= Munge bar melbt fig til Narss
mpbet, men Der er enbnu &um for
Flere. Men 5iben er mart fer, Ben
ner. LAB os Dibe, boor mango flere
Der tanter pda at TONNE, faa bi /
3ibe fan fod en- pasienbe pl0bs til
Goer. Oct er iaa Dor 9pn, at Ser
rem maa faa Cob at lebe ppre 9jerter
/ 5dnter, Orb og 9erning, iuu ffal
pgiaa bans g~elfigneIie bore Og fors
blibe ober os.
= Mtis Marie 6riben rejite /
2irsbags til gbicugo efter at bape
mootaget 9ele9rafIt MebbeleIie pm,
at benbes Sgiter bar meget eng.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-09

bans Spre. Den unee Pige ipda
reoe: 5oOerl jeg bar paret ibIonbi
CUBS gsrn Der / @inter, Og iee II
fommen til at fe, at nit 9iO % bit
Gin o9 ben Maabe, por 5amilie bar
panbret pdd, bill fsre os til epig Nns
eeit; ifal Ri life oGre enige ON at 10
&c bet, Tom ian gipe os epig @las
be- Derpaa git bun til pianoet og
bob oa ON at ipnee: min Seius,
jtg l1n9es at Iebe for big, mebens
bun Ipiaebe.
30 Qftener efter bdbbe be hinge
bcItemt at 6olbe en- IelItabelig Gam
mentomit bos mig, o9 bet bleb en-
berlig often. Minbit 30 unge Wien'
neIfer bar Iamlebe. 6lere al benz bar
tlepen isgenbe. % nogle bdboe fnns
ret. og be %misiionereoe; og Der bleo
aildgt en- COB 9etenoelie for mango.
Nc9le al be n1ompenbte bleb opforz
breoe til at FortGle, boorleoes be
faooe funbet Seiua, o9 be giorbe bet
Deo 2(onbens 9~eoIugelie, pg 3i6en
trat III, iua Ri fprIt itiltes ST. q
Zen 9at. 9aoen efter tidDite 9ait.
g. Mg6e / airten, % iiben efter
barre ri Msbe 6oerdnben often en-
ten / airten eler / 6jemmene. Sea
bar olorig let iad mango Menneifer
at ip9e SeIus pdd cen Sang; men Dc
tom ben enc efter BEN anben, og Ies
nere funOe 3 q 6 / Slot TONNE for
at pi1e Gape 6reo meo Sub. Seq
tan lite fortaIe, 6porlebes bet bele
off til; men bet bar 6erliqt; % bet
teoite at bet 6ele er, at ie9 er bis PAD,
at BET par life noget Menneites 99rt
men atene ben 6eIigaan6s 4rbejoe.
- 9u Tube Jet oi5ie ngomoenbte
unee MenneTfers 6or9lbres @leoe;
Re fIeits at 5or9Iorene par fore tros
enoe ariitne. 8, bpitten Su6ell
Oct fulOt mig ristignot unberligt,
ba jeg ferIt tom Der, at iin6e bisie uns
&c MenneIfer = be feTte gern at
tritne 6orplbre at bare iaa ligez
Qnloige oper for SUBS Orb. Men
bpilten 6oranbring Der MI btl blibc,
naar unge o9 gdmle BIZ tjene Ser
rem. 8, Nortb 9dtota bill blibe ct
unoerfulot Stcb; bet ian life blipe
onoerlebes! Men jeg Tan life for
tGle big 6alpporten al. bpdb Der ites
te be iibite ire Tiger, je9 bar Der; men
ielp ON bet fun er liot, jeg peo, BET
bil frnoe big. CAB os iaa beos ON,
al neget lignenbe mao tie oeo Qdrss
mebet; ncr bill ganIte ~iittert TONNE
mango unge 6olt meo til bet. 8, al
here's 6jerter maa bIioe %aabneoe, og
6errens Qanb mou arbejoe ibldnbt
re, at ri ale mad blibe brugne narz
mere til Seius % fau Strait og &unbs
fab II at Ieoe iom bet fsmmer fig
CUBS Born, og for epigt bIiOe blanbt
ne peliignebe, Tom Ital arpe Gimme
RIGGS Rige.
@eb 4arsmsbet ifal Ri boloe 5ors
Fanblin9.rne paa 9pen5 6siitole, o9
iigeftbes 6olbes geTpisningen Der.
@enlig 6ilien meo Salmen los,
A. {. n.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-09

.DonF.ren" ubsaar bper Strss
bag os Grebas os toifer fun $3.50
ON Maret. prspenumre fenbes fit
paa ,Gorldnsenbe.