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The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-11-01
Saturday shopping.

Saturday shopping.
Dan Augustine is in Chicago \
week with one car load of steers z
one of butcher stuff.
Sherman Warrick, of Allerton, IQi
called at Rose Hill Saturday, retH
ing home the same day.
Hade Brainard and wife, Of ID
spent Sunday at Rose Hill with
brother-in-law, Tom Beatty. y
Charles Boster has the swell rio
the town and with his imported IA
ney driver don't take dust from q
one.
Jack Stringfellow, wife and dad
ter, Of oskaloosa, we're at Rose Z
Sunday. guests at the r. H. SIN
home.
Mrs. Jack Morrison, Of Hedrick,
rived at Rose Hill Saturday and v
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. O..
Wharton, and returned home Mond
Cole Van Gordon arrived Ut r.
Hill Sunday and was entertained
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-11-01
ROSE HILL.

]. H. Dunn, of Delta, was at Rose
Hill Tuesday on business.
A. ]. Augustine was at Rose Hill
Monday calling on friends.
James Beatty. of Delta, was the
guest of Tom Beatty Tuesday.
Miss Clara Wharton, of Delta, spent
Sunday at Rose Hill with her cousin,
Flossie Wharton.
Mrs. Ira Hollingsworth and Mrs.
Cressa Mccormick were in Oskaioosa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-20

IaItin9 TINT % 9rpnt, fdd De fate
Inappe Den blooige Roo ser er til
|iteoe og Rpopenoigbeoen al at inos
prente oe poroen0e gorgere, at en-
megtig @runoiten til 9ipets og
|Qanoets 9ptfe er Nfboloen6eoen.
9i faIoer pad bore Q~pp9ipere %
beoc Dem gipe os 9ooe 9ope. iom
BOG | no9en Mfad0e fun6e 66mme,
femme o9 itoppe OBJ for Sen giftige
Strem, Ser ~pOel99ger 5plfets 9ip
o9 2ptte. for0arber oets BLOB o.
mdrOitjGler bets @nergi % Strait.
0ette oioe, Iom Ia9t, ri Eager fun
dltfor go0t, o9 oerfor er BET at ri
.enonu fdd 4~fboloslnger p~aafdl0sr
pore Stdn0sfeler fom Stano, ON
at trG0e Up pg pdapirfe Sc lobgis
penoe, itbrenoe o9 leoenoe Magter i
bort 5abrelano, ON life at lace
ps itdd dlene / oenne panifeliae
Stamp, men tpmme os til 0jalp,
Iom fun oe fan oct.
so fad naar 5orf. til en- mar
teti9 Gontluiion rat Ser altfaa life
tan bare no9en iom belit moralit
6%orpligtelfe for pirfeli9 mdaoe6olo=
ne Menneifer til at tr9oe ino / en-
Notwithstanding" 5 Sano6eo,
efter oct meget aooe 5orf. bar an
fprt, ifuI0e man tro, at ban MATTE
pGre fommet til li9e set mooiutie
Reiultdt. 6an inorpmmer, lat
9rop6plutien er port beoite 9aaz
ben, at lllptterne 4ifo6olen f~ordarz
lager er unda0elige o. b, o. f.p.;"
mad 0a life HeiuItatet al yaIt bette"
ndturligt blipe, at man bpr flute
iig til Den life Slot, Ser Temper ben
ip9re Scamp, idnOeli9 life Blot for
e9en, men ogIaa for andres. for
oen itore Mengoes 2pfte og @el@
fGro % temper life Blot meo ~pr9s
fen" % n6ormdning", men o9iaa
meo oct ulige beOre og p9roigere
9aaben, g~tsemplet2 Seq i~tpnner
life r~ettere. Sg Def, rat Ser lite
er Sa~nOinnligbeo for, at ale eaer
Eliot Den tore Majoritet al Menneit es
beoen bill blioe totalafbolOenoe og
at 5otaIaf6olosbepegelien alene lite
tan uorette tort" fan BOG p%irteli1
life fritdge no9en for Den 5orpligs
ielie, at p1re meo til at itptte Oct
gooe og bet9mpe oct onoe; % at
Get enc | bette 5ilf9loe er al oct
9ooe, Oct anoet at oet onoe, bar
5orf., til 9Gre for BAN p9re oe.
Ia9t. tlart % 6eItemt ertenot. Seq
poper at formene, at 10 mere oct
9ooe tiltrGnger en- 6jrlp, ioet Set
ipln9es at oct ore, osito mere fors
rliqtes jeg til at Use tenne !0iGlr.
,tcis ieg ga paa rc9en Maase fan.
(5ortiettes.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-20
Salmebog a

odilleDOS ~
& tint ppleret 3alpeifinbsbinb, =
9ulsren falber | bruno 6arper, fpejle
bldnf, 3ulerer | pdrisrenoe barmonlf
Smaq "a fin M%fpubsnins. pris: |
bgieligt 9tnb $3.50; / politret gino
$4.00.
Salmebog 3
Z flint ppleret franit ,lepdnt" adlz
pe~ifinbsbinb, 8ulsren at 2aberet fal@
Der / mertegrsnne Torper. pris:
/ bsieliet ginb $4.20; | pplitret
gino $40.
Salmebog G
Stint blgot ~rllnbresleb" 8iol fino,
Qeberet falber / lpfsgrsnne Barber,
,Nile Green. = 9ris: | bsieltgt
9inb $500.
Salmebog .
Stint poleret 9alpefinbsbinb, franff
Tenant" 09her. 2uleren falber |
~fpeilbldnte bruno mpbulerebe Jarper.
pris: | bsieliet ginb $3.50; poll
fret 8inb $500.
Salmebog &
Gig 9, men I lpIebrune mobulerebe
Sarper, Ian, % fpeilblanf poleret
9eber. gris: / bsielist 8inb $4.20;
| pplitret 8inb $40.
Salmebog F
z eate fort Gbaarin, meb Sp9nbes
forIirina % to @ulbitierner pad Gors
% goeiiben. pris: | bsieligt ginb
$4.OO; / polfiret ginb 1920.
Salmebog G
s bet 6neite aste fort Ghdsrin, neb
flint @iltefprfats / bpibt. pris: /
bpieliet ginb $40; | pcIftret
9inb $3.50.
S%almebog n
: itor~tznopperet flint 2absrbinb,
Mlaffa S9lfinb, iolibt ubfeenbe Us
ft9rtt inbbunben. Yris: $3.50; |
polftret ginb $500.
Salmebog
Gig 8, men lipt f%orftelist ubffpr.t
ginb. pris: / bsieiiat Binb $3.50;
/ pplifret 8inb $500.
Salmebog j
s bet Hneife msrfersbt Rusfian
3alpefinb, ipejIblanf poleret 29ber.
pris: | bsieliet ginb $500; ! poll
fret 8inb 1920.
Salmebog x
Canine fom s, men | fort. pris:
| bpielist ginb $500; | pclftret 8inb
Salmebog L
: msrierspt Rusfan stalpeffinb,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-20
Jeg kan salge Deres
G%rundejendOm eIler
F%Orretning, -

ugagtet hvor de er beliggende.
Ejendomme og Forretning af ale Slags
selges hurtigt for Kontant i allie Dele
af De forenede Slater Vent like. Skriv
i Dag og beskriv. hvad De bar at splge
og n@yn Kontantprisen for samme.
Dersom De ensker at kobe
nogen Slags Forretning eller Grund-
ejendom, til hvilken som helst Pris, saa
skriv og lad mig vide Deres 6nsker.
Jeg kan spare Dem It'd og Penge.
ID. p. TAFF, the Land Man,
415 Kansas Ave, Topeca. Kansas.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-20

,,ipine color. pris: | bsieligt Bink
$500; / politret ginb $40.
Saimebog M
Qiq 6, men fort 2eber. grts: 4
brielist ginb $500; | pplfret 8tns
$40.
Salmebog N
z tint prepdreret ,,unbresiee-
aibfinb, ,,motelt", blsbt 2sber, mes
iterft. Iarpe msrtesrsn eler noats'
be-. pris: / bsielist 8inb A.O0; y
politret ginb $4.20.
Sa1mebog o
Qia 81, men / no enrsb Sarpe, ,,ole
rofe color. pris: | bsieltgt HtHh
$500; / poltret 8inb $4.20.
Sa1mebog p
Gig u, men Garperne falber I for.
ffslige rsbe au[srer. prtS: | bSfeiisA
ginb $3.50; | poltret 8inb 500.
Salmebog Q
Gig u og 9, men Earperne falber 4
msrtegraat % fort. prts: btieltse
9inb $3.50; | polffret @inb $500
Salmebog r
Snbbunben | fielben e~ienbomsrats5dE
farpet 2alpe finb, efterlignenbe saaip-
melt aobber I Garpe oe libfeenbe.
pris: | bsielist 8inb $3.50: I psts
fret ginb $500.
Salmebog S
&alpeHinb, belitat bpcplaoebrun
Jurpe. pris: | bsielist 4tnb $780,
I polftret 8inb $500.
Salmebog T
s msrtebrun farpet aibfinb, fieT-
ben mat 2ulsr. = pris: t bsitrisk
ginb $3.50; | politret 8tnb 4.00.
Salmebog u
Z RaIpeffinb, | mat 8drpe efter
bimmelblad, meb ct fnt @utbforS sg
2inie | Cub. 8ria: | bgieli9t Btnb
4.80; | pulitret 8inb $500.
Salmebog w
2pfebrunt 9gte 1gpptiF Rrofcbffs
meb fin polttur. priS:
8inb $500; polRret
8inb $3.50.
Salmebog x
8 ,unbresieb" 3ibfinb, Speesadt
funitneriif %tilIanet, | 1rnnsts pH
oelifate 6arpetuner, lbie % usv6s
fe, meget blsbt og fnt fSlexbe 3ubex-
pins | ltbfnnbe. DriA: @R90l
Salmebog Y
Sig {, men polftret Winb, t4.los
House Blair NobP.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-20
SALMEB0CER.
SALMEB0CER.

For at tilfredsstile de som ensker s8rlig fine og elegante
Salmeboger har Vi faaet indbunden specielt meget smuk-
Ike og holdbare Bind ct Parti af Salmebeger. De er de NEST
elegante og fneste Salmeboger fort paa Lager Amerika.
ALE disse Salmebeger er med redt under Guldsnit, run
de Hjerner, med ct Tileg og begge Tekstrekker, sort Lac
der undtagen andet er naevnt, og med to Markebaand. De.
som har set dem ensker at ee dem, de er saa dejlige at man
fristes til at legge den gamle til Side og kobe en- ny.
Navn paatrykkes like disse fine Salmebeger da Diet vii
vansyne Bindet.
Les nedenstaaende Beskrivelser og bemark Priserne.
Opgiv Bogstav eler hummer we'd Indsende1sen az
Bestilinoer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-20

Iorf. uptaitsr Sppr9smaalet:
boorfur oritfer bono iapiens2 gan
bella, ct lioe iaa berettiget Iom plot
leftiat Spsr9smaat, ga, 6porfors
Sorf. anfsrer - efter nogle Imad
Gtoebuq til io%ritelige ira 5. s..
Rousieau til Or. Goritenien a
tel Del foriteaige Ting, iom ut
tert ogiaa / mango 5ilfaloe bi"
nraaer oeres oertil, % iom iunme'
res op / bette, at oglfobol tominsr
Som en- 5reiter for Dem, lom ipge
% ~iorrigfuloe er". ut Oct er en-
6aarlig % falif 9reiter inoremmer
sForf. Itrafs. ,8anite pitt! ben Dirt
ming, Ipm qltobolen bar, er ct
geordq; psotommenoe, Der oritter,
ct @enirano for en- S1uiion". vi
bar alereoe OpGlet berOeo, og je9
Fal oerfor fun gentd9e, at oct Dos
iitfert er ganite uo9roigt for ae'
oeitanoen, oirette eler inoirette, at
bielpe til at 6olOe soft eler 5oltet
ben / ct 8eorag, en- Sauiion. Oct
CT / SdnebeO at gipe Stem for
greo. 6pao mar muligpis tan
fsle iig friitet til Iige oper for Den
entelte / fortpipleOe 5ilfeloe 60
n9ppe not Der, fan / aft 5dlo alorig
foripares liae oper for 4lmenbeoen,
Samfunoet iom idaodnt. Der mda
oa i aft 5alo Sanobeoen frem. Den
rene uiminteoe Sanobeo, % Gam
fnnoet taaler ogiaa not at bere
GanObeoen, ia oil bel enops pGre
tatnsmlig oerfor - buroe | alt 5alo
bare oei9 Men tatnemlig euer
e1, Samfunoet maa, bar arap paa
Of Fad Sanobeoen at pioe ira Eager
mes Sioe2 v6pilten getponing bar
lite Sauiionen FER / 9ipet2" %
,bpa0 er o~perbopeoet en- Realitet"
fpsrser 5prf. Osiaa ct lise ida
piotleftist iom i al Acknowledged
bersttiset Speresmaal, iom, bpor
interesiant oct emo tunne pGre 1T
oistutere oct mso 5orf. ri for plaos
lens Stplo ma opi9tte til en- beore
Qejlisbso. Sa, bpao er Sanb.
beo, iusbe pilatus; Slaatsns itas
oige Spsrgsmaal Der | Sioen. Ser
ma snbper traHe 1T 9ale, for
sner imoo? Nten / aft 5oIo sr Oct
en- Sanobeo, senta9et tit at 5OrF.,
al 4ltobols gapnlige 9irfninger TT
en- Sluiion. ct gsoras. en- 2sen,
% enopioere er Oct, oefaa efter 5orf.,
en- Sanobeo, at bens Dirtelige Dirt
ninger os 5elger er lllptte, SAT-
ttgbom. Spgopm, Sorg. 6prbrpoelz
fe, Ye0, 0go % @lenoigheo | en-
bier 6enfeenoe. &c, be9ge oisie
9ing er Sanobeo, sienipnlie, unGss
telio, ubfolut Gambler. aenbssers
ninasr for vofs gins oaelie rs
fsubia; ce liee Oper for oisie pSdno=
beoer" Times iss life, at oct fan
bore Tbnbsrlia tpiOlfomt, bporleoes
man hal title iia Iiae ODer for
StrHstg Mun beianfer fig bog life
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-20
meo O6eniereiolutionen in mente :
oenue 9ejligbeo gua fig forbi.

9et blipenoe Snotrpt fra Soms
mermgoet | 4ar6us oil pere bette:
Der er @aarte9n inoenfOr Snores
0aisiipn, Seen til, at ben Itdoig tan
Iatte me friife STUB bos mango,
mango aabne 0jerter pg aabne 0ere
operfor alt, 6pao Der 'er al SUD.
SnoresMisiion piier fig fremoel's
at pGre en- eipets Retning. Der iffc
er Iiipnet / 9oreidtninaer o9 Dog
mer. 9i be6pper pei life at iige, at
oisIe er npopenoige gtringsformler
at qip, men De er life aipet ielo.
Oct trGnger life minOit til at
bep0es / en- 3io, bpor Der er laa
meoen 4aidntebepGgelie, fda me9sn
Gyare for falits 4aiancer Aais
onctr meo Dem, Der bar Den Iamme
Care, bpao entsn Dc er Iepenoe easr
egoe.
Oct bar ofte oaret lllptten tor
Q~ipsbep9geier i%nOenfor Den ntberlte
airfe, al oe bar fact fda me9et 3iis
hang at Menneiter. Der bdpoe oen
IutberIfe airfes Sin. men / @irfes
Iigbeoen mangleoe oens Strait.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-20
for SaIq

vi har EN- udmerket Skrivemaskine, Ell
Ter Typewriter = Wellington No. for Salg.
pa vi har faaet den for Advertisement, kan
vi sclge den billig. Nudge kebere d
henvende sig til
Danish Luth. Publ. House, Blair, Nebr.
M%askinen er helt ny. Den er, hvad kali
des en- visible Typewriter, Diet vii sige, man
kan sc, hvad der skrives uden at lpfte op.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-20
Mr.. 1919 A

Mr.. 1919 A
s flint tnif Marotto, polftret NiR6,
rTeb Srbet Salmsbos | Sub paa
Rpggen og 6oriiben, FAINT en- En
glomft | blanf Gorfirins paa Sorfa
ben oe 2inier paa Rnonen, N fin Gts
ME runbt meb &antsn. pris $3.50.
Mr.. 1919 B
Den famine Bog I famine WiB6.
meo msrtersbt. bari mint color,
2eber, og forfeuis 6oritrins. $3.50.
Mr.. 1871
5 nopperet 2~ebtrbinb, franf Chg
grin, pofitret gino, Srbet Salmtbos
| Cub paa Rpe og Sibe, foreplot On
blant 5oriiring | bet sDerfte 6isrne
paa 5orfiben og pad Rpsgen. $2.40.
Mr.. 1872
5 itort=nopptret 2aberbinb, ausss
ritanff Seliinb, polftret 8inb. Ors
Bet Satmebog | Cub paa Rndq.n, ct
lille tint &ors paa 8oriben, en- bres
FIN blanf Spririne f~oropen og fornea
ben paa g%asiiben. = gris: $40.
Mr.. 1874 A
Stint glat &alpeftinbsbinb, polltreE
gino. Weo Srbet Salmebog i@ulS
paa Rbgg.n, ct tint lille 4ors gulf
paa Sorfben, fine 6isrrer pao Sern
iben meb 8linb> pg 9ufbtrst. $2.7B.
Mr.. 1874 B
Canine 8inb meb forfe1tst Msss
tire | 8linbtrpt. - pris: $2.75.
Mr.. 1879 A
STINT periif aalp.finbsbinb. pol
fret ginb, Srbst Salmebos Doe
Rpsgen og 5Orfib.n, Tamt en- fin fsns"
bplif Notwithstanding I bet sperte
Sjprne paa Gorhben. @ulbfcrFrinE
omtring &anten inbpenbiq pod 6ins
bet, Tom eiper bet 8tnbet fnt llblaa
enbe. = pris: $3.50.
Mr.. 1879 3
Canine ginb meb libt forfefsgk
Sub os blant Gorirtn9. $3.50.
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Mr.. lI3

Jtppttltl lull pplttl9l
2c,berbinb. Srbet Salmebog / Sub
paa Hpggen, meb fpeciel 9engfeI>
5oriiring oper Rpggen og paa Sors
og 8agiiben, meb 4 ganfe fmaa aors
paa begge Siber og en- fin 2inie oms
firing &anten. : pris: 1920.
Mr.. Ella
Nmeritanif Gelitinb, bsielist 2es
herbinb. Orbet Salmebog paa &pg
% Sibe | Sub, ct tint 8ors | bet me-
berIte 9isrne paa 5oriiben I Cub
6oIiring, ct file &ors / en- Goiette
paa Rpegen, pg ct gaanb runbt ON
ginbet. : gris: 1920.
Mr.. II6
@lat inf adlbeIfinbsleber. Srbet
@almeboe paa Hbsgen og forneben
paa 5priiben. st tint 8ors meb Drus
er | fpmbolif Sorfiring | Sub og
blanft / bet eperite 6ierne, en- fin 2iz
ME omtring 2anten, beieligt 8inb.
Qris: $3.50.
Mr.. 8 B
Canine ginb iom 116d, ltbt fors
ffenig 6oririns. = pris: $3.50.
Mr.. III
Oenne Salmebpg er inbbunoen eff
ter bet alminbelig tenbte engelitsame<
%ritanlte Meniier ,bepinitp Circuit
binbin9", Suerfalosbino, ct 8aano
omtrin9, 1ss Hng. sprtift Gbasrin.
Sarbetes ftert og iOlibt inobunben,
meb Srbet Salmebog / Sub paa
Rnggen, ~foriiret 2ini. paa 8inoet os
foret meb 29ber, iaa bet er bsieligt
og Ytartt. = pris: $3.50.
Mr.. Il8
STINT mat tpit bejelist 8alpsfinbsz
binb, Srbet Salmsbog / Sub pda
Rnqe.n % SprI ioen, ct flint aors meo
Sub og blant 6oriiring f%oropsn pad
ForIioen, en- fin 2inie omtring aans
ten, % Sub SOriiring inopenbig paa
aanten at ginbet. - Br's: 1925.
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Mogle gem9rfnln9er
til
,,Sutalaibulo % Waaoebolo"

nj Or. s. 9. Msller.
vi 8iitrittslese au9. 5btsrrp.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-20

Saa har vi endnu Salmebeger, der langt oyergaar de oven
for nevnte. Disse vii give den storste Overraskelse, da de
herer til Sjaldenheder paa Observation-Disclosures Omraade-
vi har kun eet Bind af hver Slags, bejeligt og polstret. De
er allie med redt under Guldsnit, runde Hjerner, ct Till@g
op beeee Tekstrekker, en- fin foret Kske, med Kantforsi-
ring Guild pa den indvendige Lederkant af Bindet, og
med to hvide Si1ke- Markebaand med Kvaster. - De s@lges
efter BogstavNumer.
Kun en- kort Beskrive1se kan her gives af disse elegante
Salmebeger
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-20

.8D6ere neo / Solicit" s8eorc
frem." Starr iammen, itaar
fammen npr!" rSmpfter eor
mso gomDgbeo!" set er 5onerne, Der
fra Qarbusmeoet pil blioe peo at
tlinas oennem oeres 6ier'er, ser Ell
fer oet Nrbejoe. 8uo 5ot 9'rreni
SnorezM isTion.
The Marshall republican., 1906-12-28

good-by, he is a much wiser man.
The immigration regulations permit a
lawyer to charge only ten dollars for
services rendered to immigrants, or rel
atives anxious to get them into the
country. One society has had seven
lawyers in as many months debarred
from practicing at any immigration sta
ton because OF their habit of overcharg-
ing grossly, or for accepting fees to get
immigrants landed when It is clear that
they cannot be permitted to land under
the law. Other lawyers have been de-
barred because they represented to gull
lible ones that it was necessary for them
to pay certain sums Of money before
relatives, desirable immigrants in every
respect, could be released from the i'm
migration station. This bold game Is
played with amazing frequency. judg-
ing from the cases continually coming
to light.
II Is a peculiar fact that not a lew
Of the persons who swindle newcomers
already landed are foreign born them
selves. Italian swindlers prey on Ital-
ians, Swedish runners on their kind
each breed Of foreign born harry on his
own countrymen,
The Society for Italian Immigrant'
has recently been instrumental in send
The Marshall republican., 1906-12-28

and righted IL possible. So with a
leeced Russian Jew, or a Scandinavian,
or a German Catholic. or a German
Lutheran, a Syrian. or an Armenian.
Some societies maintain legal aid
branches of their own, others apply to
the Legal Aid Society when necessary.
In this connection the societies are
frequently called on to fight shyster law
yers. A man who has been in this coun-
try for six months or a year finds that
at last he is in a position to have his
family join him, and sends them the
necessary passage money. On the ar
rival Of the ship he goes to Ellis Is
land to welcome them, and discovers
that the sister who has made her home
with him and his family in the old coun-
try Is likely to be deported because OF
some disease that is named as sufficient
cause for disbarment in the laws gov
erning immigration. A runner for a
shyster lawyer, learning Of the mans
dilemma. tells him that his employer
can get his sister of the Island II he
will pay wei the sun Of fifty dollars.
The mans one thought Is to get his
sister into the country. He hurries to
the lawyers Office and hands over the
hard,earned' money. A few days later,
when he sorrowfully bids his sister
The Marshall republican., 1906-12-28

being safely escorted to their respective
city destinations or seen safely aboard
trains or eoastwise steamers. As n gen
eral rule the service Is free; in n few
eases the cost Is nominal, just sufficient
TO cover necessary expenses, such rs
street car fare.
The agents Of each society work
among he newcomers OF its own ma
tionality. Of ourse. So Il comes about
that Italians. Jews. Swedes, and so on,
who accept the profered services are
formed into separate groups. properly
labeled. taken aboard the ferryboat ply
ing between the immigration station
and the mainland. are kept together
thereon, and, once on the mainland.
with agents leading. with other agents
bringing up the rear, and policemen
helping to keep . sharp lookout. the
groups are piloted safely past the dan
gers awaiting their less fortunate ship
mates at the very gateway Of the new
land. and led to the Offices Of the re-
respective societies, whence they are de-
spatched. under escort still, each nan to
his W particular destination.
Now. see what this means specifically
to the immigrant who places himself in
the hands Of an immigrant society pre-.
paratory to landing in the world Of his
glowing hopes and radiant dreams.
Bernardo Foiere, coming from Du-
range, Colorado, and on his way to Italy,
alighted from a train in Jersey City
and was speedily taken in tow by m
Of the many hotel runners who infest
the railroad stations and steamship land
ings, As he expressed a desire to come
to New York, the hotel runner requested
| the payment of one dollar for his serv-
ices, which Foiere paid. The runners
services consisted in taking Foiere on
the ierryboat to New York City. Once
there his guide turned Foiere over to
an expressman, who charged him two
dollars and a half to take him to a
steamship dock not a dozen blocks
away.
Foiere had a trunk which was to ar
| rive on the same train with him. So
he left the dock and started back to
the ferry station. that he might locate
and secure his baggage. On the way
thither he was picked up by a second
expressman. who kindly offered to find
his trunk for him for the sum Of two
dollars and a half. Again Foiere was
easy money" but the trunk was not
found. Then the Italian made 1t known
that he wanted to 60 to a hotel fire.
quented by his c%ountrymen. It was not
a quarter of a mile from the ferry sta
ton, yet when the expressman had led
the way there he collected three
dollars.
All this came to light when Foiere
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complained to a countryman Of the ex-
eeeding great cost Of going very short
distances in the big city. The Society
for Italian Immigrants was at once no
tilted. and, while II could get no trace
OF the others who had victimized Foiere,
it succeeded in locating the expressman
who had hold of him last, and this
sharpster was made to disgorge the
three dollars he had collected.
II foreigner who has been in Amer
lea for some time, as was Foiere, can
be passed from harry to harry in this
fashion, how easy it must be to prey
on a fresh arrival, absolutely as ignor-
ant as a newborn babe Of the strange
land and Its waysi
As may be gathered from the ease OF
Foiere, the Society for Italian Immi-
grants, the Societe Franchise de Bien-
faisance, the Sociedad Espanola de
B~enefcencia, the Deutsche Frauen
Verein, the Magyar Tarsulat (Hungar-
ian Association. and the hundred and
one odd similar bodies do not limit
themselves to looking after the welfare
Of the new arrival. A Frenchman who
has been here for some months and be-
comes the victim Of a rascal may appeal
to his particular society with the GER
tainty that his case will be taken up
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ing to prison an Italian who for a quar-
ter Of a century lived well by swindling
resident relatives Of immigrants. His
game was to represent himself as agent
OF a steamship company. and on the
strength Of this Misrepresentation in.
duce an ignorant c~ountryman to pay
him ten or twenty dollars, supposedly
to obtain the release Of a relative OF
friend from Ellis Island. He invariably
guaranteed to secure the release Of ar
immigrant already passed for admittanee
by the officials. In this way he built
up quite a reputation among the more
ignorant OF his eountrymen; but at lasl
the Society for Italian Immigrant,
caught him, and the vicinity of tn,
Barge Office will know him not for
year or two.
While protection from hapies Is III,
first advice rendered immigrants, tn,
societies speedily take up the task Of
helping them to catch on to the way:
Of America, and, above all. to beeom,
fit citizens Of a free country.
The Society for Italian Immigrants
to use il once more for example-has
established schools in labor camps where
Italians. after working hours. may learn
something Of the underlying principles
Of the government. its constitution, its
history, its great men. its holidays.
Under the supervision of the Educa-
tional Alliance Of New York. the Baron
de Hirsch Fund, established to care for
Jewish immigrants. maintains a school
for immigrant children and adults.
The classes for the grown-ups are
held in the evenings. From the sweat
shops of the East Side the workers
male and female, struggle in from theiI
machines and benches to sit at small
desks and thumb beginners books o
English and other simply worded work
| that will, with patience, give them al