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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-14
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ss6t,rx r(bas prosramm zines
Bestshatsstftte tonasrtes Ieienb): Ser
SAstseftras III hir bic Arasn beftimmt!
0IR95t4e wlsaiHenl 8riegsn . Gelo
IND brGa6eT niAt htususebsn!@
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-14
0m OTTER.

80 babe seb6rt, 9err Mapsr, ste
tuoisn Reirathen9" nNatirlid!
Gteaben SIC oenn. i'd bab' mid gu
ukaem Dergnleet perfpbt9"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-14
Auter Aruxuen.

8eds meinen Sic benin. 9err aof-
tltrf -Wtbmen mir benz 9errn Dor
fqRb gu ieinem Gbreatag cine 0otiDz
tpfel ober fonit elm pahsnbes @ei9snta
@stngen mir ibm eth Worssnfdnbdsn
noer einen aampionsus91 = .untsr
uHs, Gerr Setretdr: gr Bat iein 0aus
nsu anftrei4en lafeu =. i'd CLAUDE,
iber e;nen SadeIsus drgert er fid bod
am meiiten!4
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-14
3anu.rfrorsner aat,,ruefa.

Dams: Nd Gptt, Gle unse>
f@i6te perfon feet baben 81. bon ben
bAh,u diueff4ea Wafen bic cine aerz
bsp6sn ARo Il fparen bod 10 fsltens
6te6e..-D 4 m d b d EN-:
gNa; feten. Sie bod aufrisoen, Mas
hoas jett TT Ole cine Elm rod fell
teseres Gtud."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-14

ctets frifMes 8ier an Sapf bei
GbaS. GNetel, q. 9llamp Sfrabe,
aegem;iber Der MarftsStr Gomlans
fe 8ebfemmnta.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-14
$tpHEsuher.

@4piegsr W,utter yGissrz
tag@ mar ss Bel Glib, bag ie srft
ny BEN orittea Sabre gu ipreden an
re mn: agaa. oas bat
Sebtr in Der ghe srinbli9 nahgsz
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-14
p,r hl.t.,s wsragaftaunanu,

Ri WDrib@s, Die sefaQt Dir benin
20 @9}m geealofpiel, Dag Dir bat
astca&t Der OfterbaFg--M 0 r B
Zen (feArt bk Shadtel I'm, LEFT
a)rets 'anb iagt): Stu. ous bdtt'ft
Es aber aud bein Rofenbaum biatgsr
asffhot!"~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-14

aMis baben gle oenn ben i'm 9ptel
ulssr Jksem Aett bertedten @auner
Der Rerl bate ia aus
8rfreatSeit fetae gtiefel DOT bic
4tgre ssfsslt!A
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-14
Wtfe harte pritfruu,

Der tIeine 81 a +: aWenn
MT msaN Gshur&ssas fhon perbei
gegA nas etDige Tolsen babe i'd nun
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-14
AnmmurtFm.

GnGbige: pima. i9 fible mid
9tHt gaIa tDobl = boten Sie mir Den
6rttor uRo ben Sabrplan!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-14
ReHuff3nat.

eEss BEN MuhaBbsft Der tleinsn
9a) sRrunnen ftHo. mo- fleine Rtns
nk narAsasai tsneinfuuen. ehs ie suz
csbe4fartfbsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-14
9tn adJlistsel.

Onfel gum Neffen: SEPT
perae i'd febsn, oh gu mas fannft,
Wi6erl: Sd babe cine Mtl:on, oa
IeSe i'd nod sine babe ba5u uao nod
100000 Mart, pas babe I'D nun24-
Neffe: ,Oen @r0bentpabn, Onfel."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-14
Htfih4Eahe.

Gsrss i96nen Cages. ss reguete
srey6sw IA StrSmen u1o pitbete Elm
0ssl5tesrer Sturm, tlopfte es an feine
31Hft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-14

ODDS u Mf@bad]er. Sabri.
fanten oee beriibmten 9SeiRbier.
Auageaeibnetes G0mmereetrdnf.
Telepbon So. 504.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-14
THE OWL GROCER COMPANY.
Muaemetues aommtftuns . @etdbat,

Sir hanbeln in 8prn, Safer, aorn.
mebl. Mebl, Sntterftofen a1er Mrt, Sat
ner.Wei5en, 8uderrDbr SamenI RaHir
3orn, oeutiber SirIe unb Seu = in $50
genlabungen ober meuiger.
@ir erfmdben um goniignationen Dor
2auoess8rooueten. Shnene grlebiaune
Der @eih6fte. Maenteu fir bic Dmnht
8ndina gompann.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-28

lets 6prImGbelie meb BAN. Mange elfe Sefus W@eos
QanQs 8a9e, role ca oeliiqne BAN, IddlGnge bans Radoes
Sof Thinner pdd BEN; men naar ban en- lioen Stlno for@
laber BEN, eGer Der tomner en- StB for SoIen, Ida bI.oe
De %forId9te, % Der er oa ofte ingen @nbe pda oeres &ldger.
2. De berjmoo, iom elite SeIus for bans og lite tor
ceres eqen StDlb, De peff9ne bom / Smerte iOm @lGDe;
ndor De engTtes, lite minbre, enb nodr De treites al BAN;
ia, De piae DeO6lioe at pelfgne BAN. ielo ON bans 3reit
9anite uoeblep. Sea me9et formadr ben rene GGrligbeo
til 9rtftus, foroi ben life er blonOet meo no9en Gqenn9te
% GQentGrliq6eo. 50 bbor ~foriteqi9e ere lite De, Der ioos
lebes elite Seius, ira Dem. Der beitdnoig ipprge efter 3rpit,
6efdnbi9 fun tpnfe pao oeres eget @abn oq 9inbing, ltge@
iom 8oqIeiere. Der fun drbeioe for 2ennen5 Sfblb. glen-
tan nan rel Ipgrqe 6por @eroen fnbes BET W}enneIte,
lem er piaiqt til at tiene Sub for intet2 5inoe8 ct Iaa@
oant NenneIte, oa er BET en- SjaIoenbeo. ION fan lignes
meO en- foiteliq 4trle. Der mda 6entes lan9t borte ira meo
ftor l~ltilig6eb.
3. On ct Menneife END 9iper alt tit @oos bort, bet
er bp9 intet; ON ban gar ireng Bob, bet er Dog hun tibet;
ON ban bar @lperoen5 aunbfober, bet hialper BAN life;
ON ban uomGrfer ig oeo De iterite 91oer % inOerligite
5rom6eo, ban manQler BOG meget. 5pifet2 Oct enc for
neone. so 6Doo er ottte2 Oct e, al ban, efter at bare
Iorlabt aft, o9iad forlaoer fla ielb, 9adr bort fra fig ieU
o9 lite tager minoie Ggentnrligbeo meo fig. og at ban,
naor ban bar Qiort aft bette, %ertenoer, at fan bp9 intet
bar Qiort, efter 6errens Orb: .Roor : booe aiort dGe be
ling, Der ere befole6e eber, ida flyer: Oi ere un0tti9e sic
mere" Gut. II, 10). Raar ct Menne1e oer bette, od 70
Ter ban ia bel fattiQ % i9er meo 9abio: Sea er eniorr
Do elenbig" (Sdlme %, 80; men aGi9ebet er in9en rigere,
ingen ~ma9tigere. in9en frere, enO ban, ipm bar %fordot
aft. ia ielb meO, oq lat ig necerit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-28

.botse og f%orfremnss / 6eaigbeb. oI&en berion nogen bp'
rer mine Orb Og %fOro9ter Dem, Tdu bar ban ben, fun
opmmer 6am puu ben pberfe Dag" (Sob. Il. 47-48).
4. eaalebes taller 6erren til mig, og jeg ipdrer:
Sa, Ou aIene er COB, beqig og retfarbig, 0 Sub men 6bub
er jea at leg poOer at tale neb bi99 Seq er ben ringefts
af aGe 5ienere, en- useI 0rm, langt ringere og uslere,
eno j9 tan ubfge. s., tom mig i6u, Serre, at ieg intet
er, intet bar og intet formaar! 0u uene er alt, bar ali
og forHaar alt; 0 fpGb nit 6ierte meO bin Nudbe, LAB life
bin egen Gfobning gaa tom bort fra bit @aipn! 6borle'
lebes fat P8 tunne tempe mig igennem bette eIenbiqe 2io,
berfom bin Qoabe og 8arnbertigbeO life gap mig 8ruft
% Stbrfe oertil? 8enb life bit Naibn fra mig, tep life
meb at bragg inO 4 nit 6erte, lab ei bin 3rpt uoeblipe,
at min Sipl life Tal Iiqne sSorben, naor ben er uben
g}e9n. Car mig, o 6erre, at bdnore pbmbg og title for
big; bu er nit 2b8 % min 8isbom; bu dlene tenber ntg,
Iom ie9 Sonbbeb er, og bar tenot mig, for ieg febtes
til 9erben, ia fBr @eroens 8runbOOIO bleb td9t!
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-28
3reoie 9opitel.
6botlebt8 CUB Gerer oS at D9retooImos
bt9eog al te m pc mob De onbe
8~eqerfiq6eber

l. 9erre, min Sub! Com ieg fer, er 3adlmooigs
6co MIG Idare forneben (oebr. 10, 36); t9t bette 0iO er
fulot at @enporbigbeb, og bbor meget jeg enb itraber ef
ter 6re0 % Spite, fan ig bog life blipe fra for 8or8 c8
Stamp.
2. ga, I~aaleoes er bet min Spn! Men jeq Ol bell
Ter inQentunbe, at Du Der pa Sorben itdl IB9e en- 5reo,
ION er fri for ale YrgbelIer; berimob bill eg, at bu o9s
Taa fal tro, at bu befbber 5reO, nour bu prgbes aors
og 3rangIeI. sig life, at bu e fan ubbolbe De timelige
3reng1er; t6i Iad fpprger jeg big, 9~porlebes bu oa t9nz
fer al tunne uObolbt be eDige2 Nf to Onoer bgr man dlttp
b9l9e bet minbite; itr9b berfor at uo6plbe 6ine, for at
unbqaa bi8ie. Sro life, at 8erbens 8Brn babe fun fau
eaer Imaa 2ibetier! gu bill fnbe bet Wtobiatte, Ielp ON
ou unoerfoger beres 2iO, iom tilIpnelaoenoe leOe aaers
l1fteliQf.
8. g}en, tiger bu maane, be babe iou mango @laoer
"a lee iaa gonffe efter oeres egen Billie, at be life I9g9e
~fDnberliQ Marte til beres 2ibelier. Sab bore! men bbor
lpnoe mener bu, at bette bill pare? &c, De, Der Gebe bDer
DAG 5erlig6eb % GIabe, ~forfpinbe fom en- gteg (2ut.
Is, 10; Galme SO, 2O), o9 bine @bigbeben life en- Sang
/ grinbrinqen funne nbbe be %ibunone Oa9es 9l9ber. ga,
QQerebe 6erneoe nDoe De ingen 5re6: etbpert al beres 8lG|
~oesbqQere er blanbet meb Wtdlurtbrauber S9 bette er
life anoet eno Hetferbigbeb; tbi ou be fun ip9e oiloe og
~tpiesleIe 8lpoer, Iad tunne beres gpbel1er life oRre uoen
8luiel % 8itterbeo.
t. 9erfor, min Sen, lab big ulbrig leoe al bit
6iertes blinoe 8eqqrliqbeber, Ieq ei bin 9l9be 8erben,
fprImao al oens 6OrfGn9eligbeb pg Sont, faa ifl bu
Fnbe en- rig og uuOtemmeli9 8ilOe til Srpit og @Iebe.
OQ 10 mere ou forImoor ben 3reit, 8erben giOer, belto
fuloere og Toligere 9reit pI bu finbe 9os mig. N}en bet
oil lite faloe big let faalebes ganffe at opgipe 8eroens
3rgit; bet btl tofte big mon9en Scamp og mango mtsntOs
oige 3imer; ben gone @ane oil iette fig berimoo, men
ben tan o%perbinbes oeb en- M og beore 8ane; 8eoet pl
tribe imoo, men bet fan b~eieires at @onoen; ben 9amle
Slange pfl lpg9e big utaaige 9inoringer / 9ejen, men ban
ian forjo9es oeo 8Gn oq pu%afdloelie at nit gfapn, og BED
pirfIomt Qr6eioe min 5ieneite fan ou ipGrre BAN @bS
gan9en til big.
~ -. (Sortfwttes).
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-28

parenoe 3ios3rangiel mob ben 6erlig9eb, fom fal auben=
bdres pa big (Rom. 8, 18).
g. Du 6Br oare fuloelig %forOisiet ON. at bet ianOe
9D 6.fdar at oe. Oagli9 at afbp fra fig ieIO o9 fra
@erben; tbi ferIt naar ct Mennefte IaaIebes oer, %begpnber
ban at leDe for Sub. Der er intet oenne gerOen iua
fre1ienoe for ct Menneite, intet, Der %IaaleOes 9er bet Itiiz
let til at opFatte be 6%immelife Sing og gribe bet ebige
Gin. ION 8ors og 9ioelie Tor 8riiti Stplb. 0g ioo bet
til big ielp at Oal9e enten at liOe 3ran9iel for &riiti
stnlo eaer at Debertbeges meb 8rtIti 5reit, iaa burOe Bill
foretratte bet fprIe; t6i oeroeb pilOe Ou gre imifrere 5remz
gang ~aanOeligt 2o og nda til Itprit Gigheo meo 8riItuS
% a0e bans 6elige,
9. Gnbelig ber ri bare o~oerbebiIe ON. at berfom Der
aoDes noget for por 6eaig9oreIie og 5relie QaOnlige:e
eno aors % 3rengfel for 9riIti St1lb, oa 6aobe Dor
5relier oisielig lite unolaot at lGre os bet baobe meb III
belize Orb og beo 1T Gf8empet. Men label 8iftplene,
Der a0erebe bare / 6ans 5el9e, ipm De andre, Der p'l6s
fsI9e 6am, bar ban gj0et ben uOtrptteli9e Nnoisning, ut
be ifune bore &orIet. ,6oo iom pl TONNE efter mig,
ffol iornegte I9 ielo og tage lit &ors op o9 fel9e mig
(Quf. 3, 23). Naar bi berfor BABE gennemfornet alt O8
9ennemlaTt alt, iaa 6lioer bet bog oerOeO: Oct ber o8 at
inbaoa til Subs Rige 9ennem mango 3r9n9Ier" (4p.
Ser. Il, %.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-28
Greoie 8o9.
Cm Den #inOre 5rOit.
5orIte aopiteG.
SAB Cub Q1ene tai e ii 8

/. 9ol, 6erre, bin 3jener 6Brerl Seq er Din Sic
ner. unoerpis mig, at jeg mao tenoe 0ine @ionesbpr0!
4 Sam. 3, 9; Solme 119, $3.50. 8ei nit 6ierte til Dine
Gro, % luO bin 3ale falbe Iom Dug poa min SjGi!
Ssraeliterne Iugoe en- Sang til W}o1es: Sal or
til os, Iaa oine ri 6gre; men LAD Sub life tale til oS, tbi
1ad Do ri q Moie6. 20, 49,. Saalebes tiger je9 life,
6erre, net life %Iaalebes; men Iom bin Brofet Samuel,
beber jeQ DomDqt % inbertiqt, at 0u, 0erre, bill tale til
miQ, iaa pil ieg, bin 3jener, bere. Site Moies, ej beaer
noaen anoen at qrofeterne tale iii mig, men ou, 6erre,
min SUBJ 36i ou er qrofeternes 20s bu bar i%nogipet
BEN, 6poo De babe taft; Ou fan dlene, uoen Dem, 9ioe MIG
en- fulOfommen Interviewing. men be tunne uoen big iet
lntet uorette. SrDene tunne be bel fremfere, men Adn6en
funne De life meooele; oere8 Sale fan bel tln9e ltfigt,
men naor ou tier, tan ben itte antpnoe 6jertet. De IGre
gpo7tapen, men ou l~ebenbe96r ben. De fremfere bine
6emmeliQteoer, men bu 6ialper os til at opfatte Dem. 9e
fortnnoe os zine 9uo, men ou 9tDer Os Strait til at boloe
BEN. 8e pile @eien, men ou itorter ben iDage SOB til at
panore ben. 8e panoe. men bu 9iper 9GtIt. De raa6e
/ Zret. men ou giper Din Qdnb @jertet til at foritod,
6oao Der rda6es.
2. Qoo Oerfor life Qloies tale til mig men bu,
0erre min Sur, bu eoige 6onb6eO, tale til MIG, at jeg
life ifal oe % 6lipe uoen 7ruQt, bDiltet b%isieliq mao tie,
oerIom 0rbet fun bar lnbt for nit 2re, men lite untGnSt
nit 6iertel 3al ou til mig, at life bet Orb 1tol 6libe mig
til 8om, ION lea bar 68rt, men life banolet efter, tenot,
men life eltet. 3Ql ou oerfor til mig, 6erre, bin Gjener
Gerer; tai, ou bar BET eoige Gins Orb; tai, pao BET min
Sial tan poroe trstet, nit 6jertc %forbeOret, o9 Dit BEL
dQe Roon tooet og prtiet al Gbi96eo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-28
Kriiti Gfterfoloelle.
af 3hpmas a aempis.
(6ortiat.)

8. 9porpad tan ieg altiod baabe, bporpaa fan ie9
iate min 2io uben paa SUBS tore garmbiertig9eO Og
Qdooe2 Obi ON jeq enb Ter mig omgiben At gobe Mens
METER. irOmme grsbre, trofdIte 9enner, e1er tan lGfe gu
beige gsger, o~pbp9geliQe PrGOitener, Salmer og dunoes
liQe @iier bet hiplper n%ltIommen life; nit 6ierte fan
fRt lite glPoe fla beroeb, oeriom Subs Ntadoe er be9en fra
mi9; oa iiooer jeg bo9 enc, oOerlubt til MIG ielp og min
egen 6~attigOom. Men- i9 gentd9er ret Der er BEN
ne 5ilitano in9en anben 6jGIp, eno taalmooig at bic poa
SUBS tiIbageDenoenoe Raabe % obmp9t unOertdIte T9
hans telige Billie.
I. Seq bar enonu albrtg, ieb blanot be f%rommeite
ca 6eaigie W~enneifer, iunbet nO9en, ira bbem SUBS Naos
be lite itlnoom peg bort, % 6p8 5nore RiotGrbeoen
ir SUBS Rige lite MI og bd tsinebes. 9adoe isr % eftr
DC 6enrDtteliestilitanb 6poroOcr be bedige bdpe g(abtt
ig. babe be moattet gennem9dd 6riielier; t6i in9en er III.
tet til at ie Sub, Iom lite er bIeOen ioriegt 3rGngieI %
4~nfeQteIie (Sir. 2, i. Men 5r0n9fel % QnfG9telie
pleje atio at bare Ct 5or6uO poa narforitaaenbe 3reit,
q ri p.be, at fun Dem, JON fnOes fro 5riiteIiens Zine,
Ct ben ~bimmelife 5reit forjattet. o6po fom iejrer, tiger
6erren, BAN bil ieg 9ipe at Goe al 9ibiens IRA" Sob.
Nab. >, y.
8. Den %guooommelige 5rpt 9ipes os. Tor at nj Iuae
bIioe itarte til at bare Mobgang; 5riIelien IenOes oper
6 ct life minbre oeliQret Zjemeb, nemlig for at ri iHe
ituae 6GiDe 6%oomobiae q. 6or. u, p. Sngen al 0elene
tanne ri u%nOopre, tt Djapelen Iober life, oQ BET er enonu
lanat ira, at ri bare operounbet bort eqet agb % BLOB.
9ar oerfor Itebie rebe til Stamp, 6gr life op meb at ruFe
BIG. til pou aue Siber er bu omrinQet of 5jenber. ion
oibri9 bOie!
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-28
2(noet. aapitel.
SUBS Orbereltflige, men Mon8tpitle
lite 6Bre benz.

SUBS Oroereltfltgf, men U( II 9epllle
life 6Bre BEN.
l. min Sgn, 6gr mine Orb; be ere lifi9e % BEL
foe % operqou longt be larbes &Ipgt O9 De oiies 9isoom.
De Orb, lea taller, ere Aano % 2p (SOb, 6, 63), og fun
ne lite pemmes efter joroiTfe 9isOOmsregler, Ell beler maa
De misbruges til T%orfan9eli9 llnoer6oloning. men Der
Ital oqre Stil6eo Sjalen og from gompgbeo, ndar De
nulc beres! Saa tiger 0erren; on jeg ioarer: Sa iaIig
er Den, iom ou unOerbiier, 0 Sub, og Ierer Din Cor, for
at 1o1e BAN Spite fra be onoe 0dge, idd ban life for
Imoqter pa 3rrben.
.. Oct er mig, pebblioer 6erren. iom fra 9eg9roel=
len At bar lGrt 9roieterne, bboO be Iule tale, og inottl
bette 2jeblt 6srer ieg life Up al tale til ate W%ttarettet;
men nance bare beoe 9ren % T~orbGroeoe 6ierter. W}anz
&c bpre before 0er6en end Sub, Tel9e 6elere, 3pdo Der Be
6aQer beres &sb, enb bDd0 Der bebager Sub.
9erben Ioper rin9e timelige Sober; o9 aae top
per ON at tjeM ben. SEQ Iooer tore eoi9e Sober; og
MenneIfenes 9jerter forblipe ilgpe og lige9bloi9e. Gr
Der noqen, Iom Ipber p9 tjener mig aQe 3ing meo too
ior Sper, Iom be lube o9 tjene @erben og oens Serre2
1or en- rinoe 6oroels Sfblb lpber man langt, men for
bet eoioe Qios Sfplb bil min neppe lsfte 5oben fra Sors
ben. Om nOgle faa Stilinger tribes man, for en- ubes
tnbeliq jorbit 3ing anitrenber man fig ofte Dag og Nat;
men . StanbIel! - BET o~DrebareIte &lenobie, bet ufOre
~qanoelioe @Obe er man for LAB til at urbejOe en- 9ime fOT.
stam bia, Ou boone og ~ubuelige 3ensr, at @erOens 8srn
arbeibe lun9t mere r~ailps pau oeres eeen 5oroerpelfe,
enb ou poa bet eoi9e 2ip, ja9e meo meget iterre Sper eft'r
Forfanoeligteb, enb bu efter Sonbbeb. O9 bog ere bne
ofte blepne ituTebe beres 5orbaabnin9er, men mine 5ors
ietteIIer babe olbrig bebra9et nOgen, iom letter oeres
2ib til BEN.
3. SnbIfrip oerior mine Orb opbt / bit 9jerte o9
ouerpei Dem fittis, tbi qrebeliens Slime bill bu lite tunz
ne beitoa uoen benz, og ba bill me9et, iom bu MI lite fOrz
Taar, blibe big Hart. qau tpenoe Madoer plsjer je9 ct
beIoQe Dem, ieg eIiter: peo 9rengIel eaer 3rbft; li9eiad
fprmorer jsg benz pua tOenbe Muuber; enten peb at itrofs
fe BEN for beres Sbnber. ener peb at opmnntre benz til at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-28
(3Ortfettes).
Rooe 9c9er, fom onbefales:

Wirjam 9Ojen0anm. On sortauius fra i,bir, sr,S.
l25 SiOer, / OmIIas, Is @ents, ~iubbunbeu 50 Cents.
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Guepte Kapitel.

Mange artftne. men uu 9enntr &r'
aors.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-09-22
SECOND PEACE
CONFERENCE
CZAR AGAIN APPEARS IN ROLE
OF PROMOTER OF UNIvER-
SAL PEACE.
CALLS CONGRESS AT HAGUE
ROOSEVELT RELlNQUISHES HIS
PART IN CALLING THE CON-
FERENCE.
CAUSES GREATEST SURPRISE
BEFORE INK is DRY ON TREATY
OF PORTSMOUTH THE CAR
GETS BUSY.

st. Petersburg, Sept. 20.-Emperor
Nicholas again appears before the
world as promoter OF universal
peace. No sooner is the RussO-Japan-
ese war over, and even before the
peace treaty has been ratified, than his
majesty issues invitations to Sec
ond peace conference at The Hague.
That the emperor has done so was
learned yesterday from source which
leaves no shadow of doubt as to it's au-
thenticity.
Negotiations Are Secret.
1t is officially announced that the
Russian government proposes to ad-
dress the foreign powers with the view
Of holding a second peace conference
at The Hague" but it is not known
that negotiations preceding this an
nouncement that the government
proposed to address the powers"
were entered into, especially with the
United States, and were conducted
with the greatest secrecy, there being
not the slightest inkling that Russia
contemplated anything of the kind.
Is Great Surprise.
The announcement created the
greatest surprise here, and that Rus
sia should propose second peace con-
gress, Notwithstanding the close rela-
tions between Emperor Nicholas and
President Roosevelt, was heard with
amazement. 1t is clear the step could
not be taken by Russia without first
reaching a complete understanding
with President Roosevelt. The fact
that President Roosevelt is reported
to be entirely in sympathy with the
idea that the
Promoter of the First
conference should be the instigator of
the second, and readily and gladly
acceded to the Russian proposal, is
clear proof that the conference has al
ready been called and that President
Roosevelt relinquished his part in it
to the emperor.
There is strong reason to believe
that the news, even of the intention OF
the Russian government, would not be
given out if invitations had not al
ready been sent to the powers and
probably their answers received.
How Japan Was Reached.
In this connection an interesting
question arises as to how the invita-
tion was communicated to Japan in
view of the lack of diplomatic rela-
tions, but the invitation may be with
held until such relations are re-eStab-
lished, or the invitation forwarded
through the United States. 1t is inn
possible to learn the proposed date of
the second conference or to gain an
even approximate idea regarding it,
but it probably will not be greatly de-
layed. Russia as the power convoking
the conference will probably submit
an official program, the other powers
submitting suggestions,
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-09-22
RESUME OF THE NEWS
Fresh-- --Brief
Washinqton.

The Esch- Townsend railroad rate
bill will be introduced at the next ses-
sion Of congress practically in the
same form in which it passed the
house Of, representatives at the last
session.
The Armour car lines have filed with
the interstate commerce commission a
denial that the commission has any
jurisdiction over it's refrigerator cars,
alleging that it is not a common car
rier and is not the agent of a railroad.
The bureau of naval intelligence re-
ceived advices by cable from the
American naval attache at Toxic to
the effect that the loss in killed and
missing on the battleship Mikasa was
256. The wounded numbered 343. The
cause of the accid ent cannot be as
certained until the Mikasa is floated.
Admiral Togo was not on board at the
time of the disaster.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-09-22
STATE SHOULD TAKE CHARGE.
Or. Hunter Says State Should Control
in Time Of Fever.

Or. Hunter Says State Should Control
in Time Of Fever.
New Orleans, Sept. 20.-Official fe-
yer record to p. m. yesterday:
New Cases, "a; total cases to date,
2,6C5; deaths yesterday, 6; total
deaths, to date, 339; new foci. 9.
In an interview at Jackson, Miss,
DR.. j. F. Hunter, state health officer
of Mississippi and Gov. Vardamann's
right-hand man, shows that shotgun
quarantines are becoming unpopular
in that state.
infected towns should be governed
exclusively by state health officer
said DR.. Hunter. Small towns must
not be allowed to take the law into
their own hands and put on ridiculous
quarantines.''
President Roosevelt's telegram to
Mayor Behrman, announcing his inten.
tion to come here as planned on Oct.
"a if the people of Louisiana and New
Orleans desired him to do so, subject
only to the quarantine regulations of
other states, is received as an add-
tional indication of the president s
sympathy with the city and state in
their fight against the fever.
Reports received from Tallulah, La,
a small town 100 miles north of here,
show that the fever has attacked the
negroes there with unprecedented VIC
lence. There are 100 cases among
them and 40 cases among the white
population. Almost every man, woman
and child has been attacked, leaving
few others for the disease to prey
upon.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-09-22
THIRTEEN NOW DEAD.

Death Roll Resulting From Explosion
at Avon, Conn.,, Continues to Grow.
Avon, Conn.,, Sept. 2O.-The death
roll from the explosion at the Climax
Fuse company's works here Friday
has been increased to thirteen, Mi
chael Canfield. aged so, and Mrs. Ida
Wild, twenty years old, having died
since Saturday. The condition Of
four of the injured is regarded as
critical.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-09-22
STANDARD OIL GOES UP,

Price Is Advanced One-HaIf Cent on
All Refined Grades.
Cleveland, Ohio, Sept. 20. The
Standard Oil company yesterday ad-
vanced the selling price on all grades
of refined oil half a cent per gallon.
Gasoline is advanced l cent per gal
grades of refined oil and gasoline are
now as follows:
Ohio state test oil, 1-2c per gal.
Ion; water white Ohio state test oil,
91-2c: headlight, ITS degree oil,
10 1-2c; eocene oil, II 1-2c; V. M. & P.
naphtha, lie; deodorized stove gaso-
line, 12c; "A degree to 76 degree gaso-
line, lac.