davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-03

G. A. Walsh of Iowa seems to have
given up hope of renovated democ-
racy, but he hits bull'seye when he
says government is injured by "yel-
low dog partisanship.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-03
A CoeeAiwg Line.
fsos,on transcript.

BOHtO0 lThnhtTiPt
Presidential candidates who are sensi-
tive aggregation will doubtless attach UNI
necessary significance to the presidents
action in addressIns to Secretary Taft his
FIRST letter In reformed spelling,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-03

Frank Nipples safety deposit box
was the only thing he didn't hypothe-
cate and it probably did it's work well
as long as it was not examined.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-03

Judge Parker says he seldom finds a
man brave enough TO admit having
voted for him for president; but per-
haps it is not lack of bravery. but Of
numbers, which causes this conditions
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-03

PHILADELPHIA RECORD

IL Is a mistake TO assume that Andru
Karnagi intends to have all the works In
his new libraries printed in the fonetic
language.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-03

private persons for one week OF Russian
terrorism shows that the revolntion Is well
under way. even ~ It Is not othcially recog-
nized as such
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-03

British politicians are learning what
those of America already know, that
fusion is only breeder of confusion.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-03

Palma and his antagonists should
call 1t "stalemate" and start the
Cuban government game anew.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-03

the is to be eliminated frori whiskey."
Well. l never use II myself.r-Cieve.
DO you really mean to say, g colonel,
that you ran for congress before you
Certainly; before was is; in fact, 1
was page in the house. "-Philadelphia
Ledger. ........ u. ~ -
There's a lot OF talk in the papers" said
Mr.. Durnley, about the necessity OF uni
form divorce laws l wonder what that
probably" suggested Mrs. Dumley, ITS
70 compel divorced people to wear a uni
form, so folks can recongize erh.''-Phila-
delphia Ledger. - - -
The happy wife and mother gazed at them
These are my jeweis!t she exclaimed
They were, indeed, the finest graham
gems she had ever baked.-Chicago Tribune
Esmeralda-Hsve you, heard what the
doctors are saying about notoring2 1t
mouth-spoils the mouth for kissing.
Gladys-That isn't true. and know Il.
Harold has been running an automobile
for years!-Chicago Tribune /. Aita,
81 simply have to take every customer
at his face value" muttered the pho:
lean. -
'It seems to me-" said Mr., Niblick,
that smell wood smoke"
I'm sorryI john" replied Mr.. Putter-
son, that / haven't thing In my
locker. "-Ohicago Record-Herald. ~
Kate-Penelope had her thirty-ffth
birthday Wednesday and she got mad
over the present Mildred sent her.
Alice-What was IL?
Kate--A mustache cup-somervilIe Jour
nal. ~
Now that my wife is doing the, cook
ing herself she can Accomplish with SO
worth Of food twice as much as our late
cook did 49,.
You don't say7" N
yes; at any rate get twice as much
dyspepsia "-Philadelphia Press.
''Old Hunks is the contrariest man that
ever drew the breath OF life"
'fWhat has he been doing nowf"
He took part In a political convention
the other day, and he insisted on point
ing with alarm and viewing with pride
Chicago Tribune. -.
Callsr-Miss Millicent plays wonderfully
on the piano .,.,.
Grandfather Greevius-Yes; it sort O.
runs in the family. BY lucks, you'd ort
to ave heerd me play; ''0le Dan Tucker
an "Ole Bob Ridley" on a jewsharR
when I was a boy.-chieago Tribune.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-03
sTATEMENT or CIRCULATION.

State of 'Nebraska, Douglas County. So;
George B.. Tzschuck.' treasurer of Thc
Bee Publfshiug company, being duly
full and complete copies OF The Daily
Morning, Evening and Sunday bee printed
during the month of August, 1905, was, as
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-03

WHEN OUT OF TOWN.
Subscribers leaving the city tenn
porarily should have The Zee
mailed TO them. Address will be
changed ms often as requested.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-03

Referring 20 the wonderous scene down
the bay, wherein the Nebraska boys Sc
cured the first grip on Bryan's throbbing
palms, the Eagle says: THE bay was
black with Nebraskans and purple with
the radiance, Of hope" and continues in
this picturesque fashion: 'Since the re-
ception of Sir Joseph Porter by Captain
Corcoran and his crew on the model ship
of the queens navee, nothing has equaled
this reception of the Peerless in New
York harbor. The home folks who came
on to be the body and mainstay of the
welcome heard OF the project to seduce
their hero aboard a yacht and they took
quick and fierce alarm. In Nebraska a
yacht seems to have much the same sig
nihcance that a cab has among those
jewellers Of the tenements whose proud
est boast is that they rear their daugh-
tiers in virtuous poverty. The girl who
rides to her tenement in a cab at night
loses her reputation without further evil
dence. The Nebraskans felt that an hon.
est man should have no more commerce
with yachts than an honest working girl
should with cabs. Both are inventions of
the devil to enable rich birds of prey to
carry their victims far from the reach of
help.
Accordingly. when the home folks of
Nebraska heard about the peril to their
hero from Mr., Goltra's yacht IIlini they
prepared for action. They chartered a
tug and planned to station on its deck
Mayor Jim Dahlman Of Omaha, an ex-
cowboy, who still has a twist In his wrist
for the iariat. The plan to lasso the
Peerless and to yank him to the tug, at
whatever cost to limb and larynx might
be involved in such a hasty transfer, was
IA -.
friends of the yacht made happy COM
promise by which the progress to it's
plutocratic deck was across the demo-
cratic bows Of the tug filled with home
folks The home folks will get their
hero first."
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-03
PASSING PLEAsANTRIEs,

According to the federal spsiling book
the is to be eliminated froyi whiskey."
Well. never use 1t myselfr-Cieve.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-03

-|| GEORGE b. TZSC1UCk,
Treasurer.
Subscribed in my presence a4u sworn
to before me this 31st day of July, 1905.
(Seal) NJ. B. HUNGATE5
Notary Public.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-03
Russia'a Reign Of Tsrror.

FItteDufB DWpaIuh.
The killing Of l0i onhciais. the wounding
Of ninety-two more and a casualty list Of 20l
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-03
Enwann RosEMArER.
Journaitsts Pay Tribute 60 His Mem
DRY and MS Life work.
Chicago Tribune

The political ambition OF Edward Rose
water was not grstihed. Nebraska, which
has often sent to the United states senate
men who had not 1.-THE OF his ability,
passed him by. That was a misfortune
for he would assuredly have made his mark
in that body. He was mentally alert
have brought with him to the close atmos-
phere OF the senate, chamber the fresh
breeses OF the prairies!
But II Mr. Rosewater was not successful
in politics he was eminently successful In
a more useful field Of endeavor. He built
UP great and influential newspaper out
of nothing. The Omaha Bee was entirely
the child Of his energy and determination.
He knew nothing of the newspaper busi-
ness when he went into II. He started
without means. He had uphill fight for
years, but his perseverance won the fight.
As private citizen Mr.. Rosewater did
more for his city and state than he could
have done for them in the senate. AS an
editor he was a wise and persistent
watcher over their interests. He was proud
of Omaha, where he had gone when It was
a small place. and his advice and money
were always at its service. He fought
unremittingly the political and corporate
rings and cliques that at different times
ruled Nebraska. That was not the road
to political preference. but he took 1t.
Mr.. Rosewater did not succeed In his
senatorial contests. but as the founder OF
The Bee he will be remembered longer
than any Of the men whom his state has
sent to Washington to represent 1t.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-03
CHICAGO Chronicle.


Bee, whose sudden death occurred yester-
day, was the architect OF his own fortunes
and he builded we'll and successfully. Not
that he became a very rich man, though
he no doubt amassed a competency. but
that he brought himself up unaided from
the post of a working telegrspher to the
proprietorship of the most able and in
fiuential newspaper in the state of Me-
braska.
Mr. Rosewater was a credit to the pro-
fession Of Journalism because no matter
how widely one might dissent from hts
opinions on any specific subject even
prejudice was ready TO concede that he
was honest in his attitude He had con-
victions and he was not chary OF express
ing them.
1t thus resulted that he made many
warm friends and not few bitter enemies.
but his friends were always his friends
and his enemies often ceased to be his
enemies Nobody who knew Edward Rose
water doubted that his idea of life was
to do his duty as he saw IL, and II thus
happened that some of those who were
least friendly to him ultimately became
his admirers. He was a square" man
and everybody knew II.
His passing leaves a gap in the news
paper world. since Mr.. Rosewater was
one Of the few remaining editors whose
personality is associated with the news
papers that they edit. Rosewater was The
Omaha Zee, just as Horace Greeley was
the New York Tribune or as Colonel Wat
tersoh is the Louisville Courier Journal.
Even though he leaves a worthy success
sor in the MANAGEMENT. 1t will be long
time before the. people of Nebraska will
become reconciled to the idea of The Bee
without Edward Rosewater as its con-
ductor
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-03

DO you really mean to say, colonel,
that you ran for congress before you
Certainly; before I was IS; I'M fact, I
was page in the house
Ledger. ...... go
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-03

Then the bunch were pictured pulled and
treated with considerable attention. Some
members expected more than they got, or,
possibly paid too much for their whistles,
and let go some expressions not very COM
plimentary to the host. These led the
Brooklyn Eagle to remark: Some rather
tonic opinions have been expressed about
us by the visiting mayors from Nebraska
They don't care much for our show OF
wealth. they say: they don't care for our
horse cars; they never did think q lot of
the kind OF weather we have here In sum-
mtr: our corn and wheat crops are dis
tinctly inferior to that of Lincoln and
Omaha; our habit OF rioting over cents,
led on by city oficiais.' indicates financial
closeness such as does not exist beyond the
Missouri; we are still stuffing ballot boxes,
1t seems, though we had hoped that we
were cured OF that habit; we have Mr.
Hearst with us. while Nebraska takes Mr..
Bryan to its broad and swelling chest
and. most humiliating of all, we are a
hard. ignorant. mean-looking lot, the raw
product of southern Europe, and pretty
raw at that; inferior in looks, physique.
apparel ana chara cter,' to the Nebraskans.
These are bitter pills, and the drug
gist who put them up left rough edges On
them that might have been avoided. IL he
had tried, but he did not seem to want to
try. One Nebraska mayor says that we
make him tired and that the next train
for Omaha is the best thing we have here,
SO We assume that the delegation will rot
stay long enough to know us now. But
listen. Here ~ probably what is the mat
ter: II seven New York mayors should
come to Lincoln the mayor of that city
would meet them with automobiles, in
stead of sending a colored porter to i'm
struct them with reference to their bag
gage. Which, 10 solemn truth. And we
have municipal automobiles. too. which
Lincoln never had"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-03

with pride. - : ~
These are my jewelsur she exclaimed.
They were indeed the finest graham
gems she had ever baked.-Chicago Tribune.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-03

Esmeralda-Have YOU heard what the
doctors are saying about motoring2 Ii
gives you what they call the. automobile
Giadys-That isn't true. and / know n.
Harold has been running an automobile
for years!-Chicago Tribune ~
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-03

'There's a lot OF talk IN the papers, !" said
Mr.. Dunley, about the necessity OF uni
form divorce laws wonder what that
means" - b. -. n
Probably" suggested Mrs. Dumley, ut s
TO compel divorced people to wear a uni
form, so folks can recongize 'eTh. "-Phila-
delDhia Ledger
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-03

II simply have to take every customer
at his face Value muttered the pho
togra pher. as he looked over the chief
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-03

ut seems to me-" said Mr. Niblick.
that smell wood smoke"
son, that hat S haven't e thing in t fiy
locker."-Ohcago Record Herald.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-03

Kste-Penelope had her thirty-nfth
birthday Wednesday and she got mad
over the present Mildred sent her,
Alice-What was IL?
Kate-A mustache cup.-Somerville Jour-
mai aT
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-03

Entered at Omaha Postonhce as second
lass matter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-27
K0benhavn og Omegn
| BILLEDER

Dette er Titlen paa en- ny Samling at
fine Billeder fra Danmarks Hoyedstad.
udkommen paa Wilhelm Trydes kust-
forlag / Kebenhayn.
I~ndeholder 30 store Billeder at NEST
bekendte Strsg i Kebenhayn og Omegn
deriblandt det nye Radius, Marmor-
kirken, Vor Frue Kirke, Vor Ffelsers
Kirke, Engelske Kirke, Rosenberg, Ere
densborg, Rersen, Parti af Dyrehayen
Reden, Amalienborg, Drowning Louises
Bro, Skodsborg, Roskilde Domkirke OF.
Allie B.llederne er flint udtsrte og godt
reproducerede. bet er Ell fin samling al
have. Den faas for 45c. Firm. modt.
.Oanifb 2utb. publ. Sou :,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-27
NYT NYT NYT
Salmebou Mr.. so.

Ny oalmeb0g med ale SAlmerne, md
bsiattenae Diet ny Tilleg, ialt 800 NJ,
mel uden Tekster En- / passende For
mat, ike tyk og klodset son de med
Tekstef indbundne Salmebeger. Den
er med flint Guldsnit, Kors, Harpe og
Titteli Guild Og Ell Gnldlinie omkfing
Kanten. Indbunden starkt, solid og
lint L~ederbind, med S~mudsomslag og
Federal. | den Salmebog bar mar den
Fordel. at man har alr Salmerne og ct
passende Bogformat. Prisen or 81 80.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-27
.Sallnebeger.

9eroeo snites at benleoe Opm9rts
iom6eo pda nogle at bore IoIioe og
int inobunone SaImebeger. De
npe Yartier, bi bar faaet inobunone,
Ell / Imuttere 9ino, emo bi for bar
.6dft for De famine priier, og ar
beiOet er beore uofsrt.
0ette Ip0er nnTten utroligt / 6isis
2ioer, od aft forbsjes; men oe6 ut
tsbe en- at neoenitauenoe Galmebsger
bill De blipe oberbepilt ON Sano.
beoen oerof.
SsIgenoe 9umre unbefaIes farligt
iOm bauoe bini9e Og foIi6e, imutte
.og fmagfuloe.
.Ir. 49. 0enne 6ulmebog er Tia
u % / uoitpr, og 9inost ligner
De andre, men oa bar begge 3iIs
lqg, ialt 992 SuImer, famt Rot
letter, Splitter og Godngelier
(be9ge 9ettratfsr). Den tofter
$1.70.
Rr. %. Canine SaIme6og ION
CIR. 9, men meo Solicitor, Gpiits
Ter og gpangelier. beege 5etItrai-
fer. 8enne er Den alminoelig
brugte ll6gaoe. qriisn er ION
~faopanlig SLIGO.
Qr. 81. Den Galmsbog bar /
langere 3io paret III folgt, men IN
bar bi ct goot Oplag. Den er
Zig Ir. %, men / Geoeitin6sbin0
Wlorotto) % sr Grlig aaro De
zoe mere. Den toiter $3.50.
Dette er en- fGr6elss tart, hoIos
bar Salmebog.
Rr. 9. Salmebogsn meo eet 5iI.
lGg, u0en Solicitor, Splitter og
GDangelier. meo @ulofnit. efters
lignet adlbeitinosbtno, meo aors.
6orps og 2inie / sub pad Bin
oct, GmuosomiIag og 5ooeral.
Wleget tgno og pasienoe Jormdt.
gris SLIGO.
Der er mango af bore airtefolt,
ION tr9nger til en- M Satmefos.
6rf, @ennsr, at fua s6er en- nh
Salms6og MI, mems bi bar fdds
0oHne go6e nogen for qengene.
Rabn paatrbttes / 9gte Sub for
.10c efstra. Qn6rs tagsr eIers 15c.
Golmebegerne fenoes portofrit. nuar
fuIe gris ien6es %.
0anffb 2utb. pubL. 9Ouf:.
Blair. Webr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-27

Benaaonfnger 9eft L
fn6fen. aongen bar pad oerom
az 5inansminiftsrsn ne0lagt Sore
fitting beo 8eiolution al IS. 81
brudr bsmDnoiget 9ubernpren for De
funit=Oefinoiffe Ser til / Qnleonin1
nf aongens SronbeIfigslie og poo
Sans maieIfets 8egne at 6eitemms.
at ale Sc, Ser pdu bet 3iospunff
nd Befenotqgrelien ON ben fongea
riae Refolution tommer @uOernbrsr
/ 5anoe, 1 MeOfsr at 5ororonin'
oen az II. Qpril 1910 Tom eier
bOmsinogreb). er obmts til en- luDer'
Gtraf emo G~irufurbejos, fad frem
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-27

Gtore g|e9dter. s 6enbol0 til
Beitsmmelie / @eHeraltouiul Morii3
Salomonien oq 6uitrus 3eitamenie,
bar !5r. Gmil Daage SaIomonien
REQ i'm Barge. @rosferer 2aurit3
Salomonien / oisIe Dage oprettet
ire 9egater; ct pou 100000 ar.
unoer pribat Administration til
6usleiebj1lp for D9roige trangenoe
ag6man0, Nl1qlere, Sgfarsnoe ener
6~aanooqrfere / &sbenbdpn e1er Dis
les Gfterldote. of bOiltet Der uarlig
pdd 2egatitifterens 5eOielsoag, uos
oeles 9ortioner pad 10000 Gr.
til De angibne periOner; ct paa So
1000 Str. til l~1nOerItsttelie for trGna
aenoe qatienter pda Orin9e 6ofpi-
tai UNDER og efter Oeres Opbolo poc
6oIpitalet og ct pua $4,000 ar. ii
u6oeling at @rutiuler bldnot so
Ipitalets 5jenenoe, begge De IioIi
2egater UNDER 8eitbrelie at Sring
ooipitals DIRECTION.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-27

.0.S 9tuon, " gpts artarf ItaI nus
oeIes poa aongens 6soielsodg til
~trGngenoe efterlaote efter Sern6ane4
meno.
9posfato. 9osnepraf Deter
5eritino til 8ranebierg menigbso
poa Samsp er i oisIe 0aae afaooet
peo DOZEN.
g. d. u. 0erItino bar fpot oen
80. Mai 1929 og bprte til De tbeos
aanoiooter fra 1886. Gn
Eio par ban fnpttet til Den laroe
Stole og 6lep faaleOes 1868 anTai
iom Noiuntt / 6orIens. Otte Qor
bleo ban S%ognspr9it for @eerIt
os 9atte Menigbeoer % 1887 for
Granebierg.
Den ofopoe bapoe / Iangere 1io
opret IDg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-27
SnfeS.

On ,rfareu S%ol9smauo til at ialee Webi.
ciuer os observation-disclosures ira ,n 9oen
til Sormere. Detailing per Sommisfon. Reis
ieubsiiter bepil9es % rimslis 5orti.n,fe
saranteres. 9aaoe 9ammelt os mt terri
tprium til 5Ieusie.
Sbe 6all.r proprietary 60.
blair, Hebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-27

st minoefono. 9aa ct
Mg6e ime1em @eneruloirefteren for
Statsbanerne % RsprGientanter for
Stdtsbdnernes forifeniee aldsfer
er oct iFelge nRor6jpauno" beotagei
peo fribiaiae giOrog in6enfor Sern.
baneetafen at fsge oprettet et 5ono.
ser ItaT bare Song Gbriitian ben
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-27
4ummurR
Sen furite fu%inSelise DR.. med.


tioeu tom panorenOe til 4nneret /
@tuoieitraoe. fanot ban flere gun.
oreoe Menneiter opitiaeoe / So uoen@
for Snogangen til oct 4u0itoriam,
Der { De ienere Qar bar baret Stues
plaos for De meoicinIte 9ottoroiss
putatier, % M after ituloe e en-
9ottorano poa 9atetret, Qarets
fprite.
gloget lignenoe bapOe geoteuen al
BRIG oplepet tilforn: at man mpo.e
/ 9tmeois for en- 0ottoroisputot3
for 1T fire fig qlaos / bet magtige
&~uotorium, fDor Der eaers omtrent
er en- Def Sent oisponibel for 5pet
9il9orer peo iaaOanne Qeiligbeoer.
M}sr oct par 10 ogIua en- gegioen
6eo. Den fprite oanite foinosli9s
2ags ifufoe ~promoperes ION Doctor
Medicine.
Do 8rsten eG Msaer. le0iagct
at 6afultetsmeolemmer traa0te mo
/ &uoitoriet. par 6Oer CONNIE / BET
fore 3um optoget at 5il60rere.
Der 40 % itoo paa Sub, paa gan
fe ca 9oroe. / 9inouesForoD6ningsr
ia BELT neo ~ 5ruppen. % oerpar
en- npIten lipsfarlid 5rRnafel be0
Snogangen. Zen dltoberbeienoe Del
af 5ilbererne BAR felpfplgeIig Ia
nler, % De ileite at oisie Ttoo biit
not 9ioenifaben pbermaaoe fiernt.
Den fungerenoe 0etams. Qr5f.
Tibt1er. aa6ne0e imiolerti0 6dn0s
lingsn. % 8oftoranoen, DER tog iig
u0maytet no paa 9atetret. inols=
beos meo nogle 0ro ON no9et Toa
inierisit fom et Bar 9rbtfeiI. Der
baoos inoineget T9 / 6enoes larot
Bart 6porpaa oen FDrite 0pponeut,
9r1f. anu0 Qontoppioan, toQ ia.
% itrats anilog oen ppperlige Zone,
per eff 9ennem belle bans GppoI
tion. 6an f%oitilog / pasienoe 5sj
tioelige 9enoin1er 6anolinqen ION
en- 9egiBen6eo og oisfutereoe Der
sFtsr forifeqige gunfter / Den fore
liggsnoe 4f6anoling. Qaturligpis
reg ban ig iarlig at De retsmeoiz
einTte 6orbolo. Der tnntter ia til
bette Gmne. og TOM fpecielt mo paa
Sc Cplbsninger, 0~ottoranoen 6aboeI
famlet angaaenoe for tiolig fe0ie
Ctuuitigs"9 gerns 2eOeongtiqbeo %
iensre a%anoelige l1oDifling. 6ans
nosrit elit09roige 9ritit munoe0e no
I CT Rntfe aomplimenter III Srsten
9olsr. 6pis tore og o1gti9e 4rs
beioe ban fanot fulot no oqroi5 til
at 5%slounes me0 0ottorgraoen, men
bar oiloe fife unola0e at minoe BEN
De ON, at BET at opre Den fgrfteI
banfte tDinoeliae Or. me0. me0ferteI
6oroligtefer til fortIat oioenfa6s=
Ggt Qr6eioe, ION bun life maatts
fbigte.
0ottoranoen tatteoe glao og imiz
lsnos. men faa BOG liot qnaieli9
no. oa 8efanus I9urgte. ON no9en
of 5il6ererne enIfe0e at opponere.
I'll benoes - "a Sc at 9arme "a
tddrlig Quft !tarft uomatte0e Gil
bsrsres 0lq6e, 6egareoe ingen
0roet, men ben anoen offcie1e Ope
porent. Drop. Qeopolo Me1er. rejite
fig og git uoen 3noleonins lss paa
Sdqen. 6eaer life oberfor bonn
bdpoe 9oftoranoen nogen fRrlig
Brag for fine i6brigt ~u0marte6e
GalegdOer. Oct 6ele forlD6 / ioel
Sr1o % 8ammen, og oa 5rf. Mgt
Ter baOoe taffet for Sen Ros, iom
grof. Meper ogiaa / rigeligt MualI
Io6 6en6e filflnoe, afIutteoe bun
sanolingen meo at u6tale 9nftet
ON aft goot for Gs6iefspi6enifa6en3
toeitling berbiemme.
Den fgrffe Or. meo. blanot odnite
apinoer flap Iauleoes for6OlbsDis let
til TN 0oftor6dt. N1en uo ooer ben
Farfe silItrsmning af Mennneifer
bar Ser egentlig life noset, Der iers
Tia unosrfregeoe y8egiOen6s6en'.
Or. 5. I .0gbl."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-27

g8eItgion og Dor 5tos
SO enneffer". 5 Gtuoenterbjems
met | agbsnbaOn talte gditor
Gmil Sod ben 8. Marts ON Qftes
nen ON .ariitenoOm % Religion oq
Dor Sios Mennelfer."
Soleren faa lpft pad a~riitenoonI'
mems 5remtio, og mems nogle me-
ner, at 10 alore @eroen bliOer, oca
mere irreligigie 6liOer MsnneIfsr, lac
.er Ser Dog ingen SOiDl ON, at Ru'
tioen er mere religies emo bet lore
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-27

~ ~ lseltssps gur 0~eSt psun0os
meO 5angiel. 9~bdngsarbeioe e1er
Strafar6eioe, ifal buoe oeres Strdf
efterQibet fulotuo, efter 0mftanoigz
beoerne ftrafs eIer betingeIiesoiIt
6 Qlar, faaleoes at oen betingelies=
oit eftergione Straf 6ortfaloer I'M
Der De / miolertioig 2ob for no
oerlanoet At L. 9(pril 1905 S 20
nGpnte 8iltaar. 6por6os @uoern0s
rem bempnoiges til at frita9e ale
oe 9er1oner, moo bpem Der paa oct
nRbnte 5iospuntt UNDER ~til1parenoe
f5orbolo er reiit un~OeriegelIe e0er
5iltale, for 5iltaIe, iaafremt Def
itennes. at Strafen life oiIoe TOM
me til at opetitige 5%angiel. og en-
oelig poalaQQes oct @upernpren at
fremfomme meo Snoiti1ing ON Be
.naaoning At iaaodnne beitinoifs
StraTefanger, ION life efter oeres
5or6rpoerers geitaHen6eO tan be.
ION farlige 6orbr0oere.