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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-01-24
DATES AND FIGS.
Frugal Fare of the Desert Wanderers
of the East.


of the East.
While journeying across the desert
Mrs A. Goodrich Freer author of SIN
a Syrian Saddle" met lonely travel
err bound for Medeba. On hearing that
the caravan was bound for the same
place he asked permission to join
them. Incidentally he furnished an
Illustration of the difference between
necessities and luXuries.
We were very grateful, says the
writer, for coffee and an excellent
J lunch of sausage, ported meat and
jam, with white bread, brought from
Jerusalem. We ate our dainties with
some sense of guilt, as the newcomer
produced his lunch of dates . figs.
Dates and figs, he informed us, were
the natural food of desert wanderers
sufficing to the body, stimulating to
the mind The wheat, the flesh, above
all the alcohol of civilization, were
mere irreleyancies.
Was it not diet such as this-and he
waved a pair of sensitive hands over
his ascetic larder-which had enabled
him to reply to the inquiry of a per
sonage as to how many hours day
he could ride in the desert, Twenty
four, your majesty, since day does
not contain twenty
Was it not on diet of figs and dates
that he had ridden sixty hours without
dismounting? Was it your meat eater,
your wine drinker, who remained
sound and wholesome when necessity
obliged him to refrain from ablution
for twenty-one days?
At this point he carefully counted
his date stones, observed that two
more were vet due to his appetite and
finished his frugal luncheon.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-01-24
Dorothy'C
Dime.
Pu CAPJ WILLIAMS
By CARL WILLIAMS
.hted, 1907, by NJ. NJ. Cunningham.

Grayce looked grim as he threw open
The door and stumbled over the roll Of
rugs that lay just within.
Another night has come, and that
landlord still lives his evil life," he
called, and from the dimly lighted par
lor came an answering sniff.
Bert Grayce hung up his coat on the
half shrouded hatrack and entered the
room. The furniture was swathed in
bnrlap and excelsior. and the piano
was covered with old blankets and 9TH
err soft wrappings, and trunks and box
es were piled with some attempt at
order along the bare walls and upon
the equally bare floor.
On top of the upturIed soap box a
group of candles guttered dismally,
their feeble rays serving to accentuate
the absence of gas. Desolation-the
desolation 81 an eXodus-brooded ev-
erywhere. even upon the face of the
woman who sat in a low rocker beside
the candles and vainly made pretense
of reading
Hers was a lovable face, framed in
masses of silver hair, and Grayce's
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-01-24
HinnonhauX.

Hippophagy being in low water in
these later days. somebody has set
himself to show what an exceedingly
respectable history attaches to the
practice. Among the ancients. especial.
ly in China. eating horsefesh was
general, and it was only killed in Eu.
rope by papal decree of Gregory Ill
though why horsefiesh should have
been interdicted does not appear. II
was only the famine caused by Napo
Icons invasion that revived the prac-
tice in Germany. where it has survived
ever since.-London Globe.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-01-24
Nor AnyOther
: Creature.
BY Ina Wright Hanson
copyrighted. 1901, by c. H. sutcnfe.

Looking up from a long drawn reverie
before the unfinished picture on my
EASEL. | saw Iolanthe beaming at me
from the doorway.
Come on" she cried. Put up your
work and come with me into the coun-
try. believe you don't even know it
Is May day. Don't you remember the
month of May. when the air is so full
Of sweetness and love that even one
shaving begins to feel IN affection for
another shaving?' Come. let us a May
ing 60"
u can't" | answered. I'm up
against it. I'm crowded to the wall.
I'm broke"
Iolanthe laughed-the sweetest sound
in this wise old world.
81 had &n intuition so. but that
doesn't matter. This is my treat. You
see. Isabel Dory took me to dinner yes
terday. so have enough to take us pic
nicking today. Come. brave knight.
put on thy helmet and hasten"
/ FASTENED. No one could resist To-
lanthe. | took her little covered bas-
ket. and we went along the hall and
down the stairs, with mock-doleful
messages following us from our fellow
workers. who were not going out into
the blosoming May day world.
"What car are we going to take|
/ asked rs we reached the street.
Iolanthe blushed deliciously.
I'VE are not going to take car. You
see. got so interested in buying a
'scrumptious' lunch that forgot about
the car. and
Il see" | said gravely. "And you
don't know how glad l am that we are
TO walk. 1t is 50 much healthier.
Then we won't Woe to mingle with
the pebeians on dQlommon car. When
rich aristocrats like us
Iolanthe glanced up at me rather
sharply. thought. 1t couldn't be that
she knew-of course she couldn't know.
No one knew but my uncle's lawyer
and myself, and maybe my uncle.
wondered if my uncle did know in
that unknown country he had lately
entered. BY and by should tell Iolan-
the that, when the preliminaries were
over, | should have enough money to
buy her everything she wanted, even
If ON this blithe day | had not pen
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-01-24
speakina.

"Did you think Miss Jawkins has
speaking eyes?'
"Fm sure l don't know" replied the
young lady "If she had, her mouth
wouldn't give them chance to be
heard Chicago Record Herald
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-01-24
law OF PROGRESS.

The law o. progress is the law Of
saciiticc-no sacrifice, no progress. The
secret of sacrifice is love. Without the
self sacrificing love of the mother life
itself would disappear from the earth.
-Epview of Reviews.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-01-24
The Youno Baby.

From morning paper: Nurse want
ed to look after young baby. age about
eighteen" We do not know much
about the subject, but is that particu-
larly young for a baby2-London
Globe
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-01-24
Not Broadened,

"They say that travel broadens a
man." said the dark woman.
We'll. don't know about that" re-
piled the light woman. My husband
has been conductor on a trolley sar
for seven years and see how thin he
is!"-Yonkers Statesman.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-01-24
Economy,

Small Gilbert-Papa, didn't l hear
you tell mamma we would have to
economic? papa-Yes. my son. Small
Gilbert--Well. you might begin by get
ting me a pony; then shouldn't wear
out SO many shoes. chicago News.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-01-24

ANOTHER PROPOSITION
We also succeeded in getting number
of "THE NEW CENTURY HISTORY OF THE UNITED
STATES.
The history is by Charles Norris LII and embeished
with 800 engraving illustrating all interesting
inspiring in history.
The period embraced in pages the first visit of
and the acquisition of the Philippines and Porto Rico
history of the United States complete from the
early discoveries to almost the present time.
1t work that will be acceptable any person. especially
to school boys and girls
We will give this history anyone sending eight full
paid subscriptions THE CITIZEN an yearly
subscription to The CITIZEN This fine work be seen at
this office.
THE CITIZEN is all know, Democratic organ Fred
erck county and the only Democratic newspaper published Tin
the county
you will suffice get their Try and how is
sample of the book be this will be sent
postpaid by mail or receipt of $1.25.
Address all letters
THE CITIZEN,
Frederick, Md,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-01-24

Ne man is wise at all times.-Pliny
re Elder.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-01-24
Peculiar "cure Stones"


Occupying an isolated position on the
moorS about five or six miles above
Penzance. in Cornwall. peculiar trio
Of stones is to be seen. They are ar
ranged in a straight line, the two out
side ones being four feet high and up
right. while the center one is little
lower, but much wider. In the last
mentioned there is round hole large
II 'ough to admit of man passing
You 'ugh. This pile is known as the
k oran-tol," or "holed stone" Popu-
!. a a adtion states that any one crawl
st,a Oh the hole in the center stone
- espoaver immune from rheuma-
ora r04uomed complaints. In times
so, Wountry people used to
"a IRE yOren to the holed stone
: Viii 'ugh.-Strand Maya.
on. TAXI
al qually iDrced
some inaof
~ pwelcom
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-01-24

WE ATE OUR "sCRUMPTIoUs" LUNCH
NY, and all due to a never known rich
old uncle. now dead But Iolanthe was
proud, so first | would win her prom
ise-win it while she believed me poor
as herself
Purity and courage and gentleness
and beauty-that was my Iolanthe.
Mine? All, when our May day was
over, should be calling her mine?
'Who are you today?" she asked,
stopping to fill her lungs with the
buoyant air.
We had habit of playing we We're
other folks when we went on these ex-
cursions-childish no doubt, but we
were never going to grow old, we said,
l. so it was best to be children a long
SIS time
why, | am King Cophetua," l an
~ ved promptly, with a great inflat-
~ my kingly chest and throwing
W KS. my kingly head as we walk
ut a
.na gross her breast she laid
"s c-e fair than words can say
az In yn the king slept down
lully Get her on her way"
Gesc areday, Iolanthe?"
! !, !. 3. !. i. !: !. !. !.
y. 10 p" she unused, not
,k IN, but suppose
pea Suppose that
year ana the beg
ear mood and let
Ch, be will
Is -. Nr?'
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-01-24

NELIGHTFUL TRIP ON THE
~ CHESAPEAKE BAY
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-01-24

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st. paad.
est. Paul Hdendess K0nter, Reom "a
Hock Cedar d Fourth Str.

We'd Kjpb eller Reparation at
Uhre bespg den velkjendte Juve-
Ter Simon Nelson, EGG E. 9TH ST.,
Paul.
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gmsstjenefter i ct. *aal.

Spnobeus norif ebangeliif=lntber=
tfe Menisbeb, @ibrnet at CANADA %
13oe 9ts., boloer @116stieneite bper
@enoags 6%ormi6oog @. 1890 og
often 81. 7.45. @en6ogsifoIen
mg6er 81. 9 6orm.
S &apellet pao Siprnet at @ea=
11eD og Curl cts. er ser @pn6ags-
ffole bper @en6ag @ftermi66ag &I.
3 og @u6stieneite 81. 7.30 Mften.
S @ol6s &oll> 9t3 @opne Mpe.
ner gorf ctr. er ser Senbagsifole
bber Sen6og @fterm. SCI. 8. ~ g.
s. &eque, @aitor, $40 Capitol Bou=
lebar6.
Srefolbisbebs 1orif ebaas. lmtb.
Strife, Sarrtngton % Sberburne
&bes. @uostieneite bber @bnbag
SCI. 1880 Gorm. poa Sort og 7.45
Iften paa gngeIff. S9noagsitoIe
og 8ibelflasie efter &eimesiegu6s-
tjenei ten. - @br. Spbilr16, 8ret,
$50 GrlIer 5treet.
Gntanaels ~1erf.lntb. Menisbeb
(Sauges @pno6e), @uostieneite bper
Spnoag 6ormio6ae &l. 1917 %
@bnoag Mftet SCI. ~ / airfen paa
&iernet at CANADA og fiorten6e
Streets. SbnoagsFole fra &l. IL
til I. &aitor gbr. 8. 8robar1g, iom
bar obertaget fuI6 8etientng / Me-
nigbeoen, Dor / Gr. 298 @iIlia1ns
Str. NIle er belfomune til @uostie-
neiterne % @enoagsffoIen.
@nbstieneite ! ben norif.banffe
8aptif.a irfe, &isrnet at MiIforo
% 8ooobrioge Streets, bper S9r,.
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at forIpqge fit ugpitcbing" 6errao't
til ct anoet Steo og inotI bette er
|ifet Dag og Scat at boloe en- Bdgt>
man6 peo @%rposningen. @eioll1-
+tionen blep b%e6taget.
Micollet Creamery Company bar
geapnet pna ct 5trma, Der gto-
pember Moaneb begpnote Sorret<
ming / 917 MicoIlet 4be. % uo-
ien6te @irfnlerer til Meierier |
M3inneiota, @isconiin og 9atota
@taterne, bbori De lobeoe bbiere
@riier ems Der almtnoelig t1noe
opnooes. 9oa bette 2sfte fit De
@orer ti1ienbt for mellem 10000
og $4,000 Do1ors> iom De lesieoe
paa en- Sernbanepogn og ienote til
Chicago. Sirmaets Meolemmer
foriban6t ieIb me6 Set iamme. Sir
maets MeoIemmer bar Sames Mul=
baII, ser bor SEN egenlige 2eoer-
og s. g.. @reig, Ser begge gift ult=
Ser falife Nabne> iamt Gelir Na=
tbanion. Nolitiet blep lat paa @por
efter Dem, Sc to Iibltnebnte ct
fange6e> og M11lball oil rimeligbis
mart blibe oct.
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Jog 81. 1920 Gormiooag % 7.3O
afften. ser. $50 nngoomsmp6e.
Sen norft-6anife 8apttitmenigbeos
MISUNDERSTANDING me6er i fit 2ofale
bier Sbnoag &l. $50 Gfterm., 81.
al Milforo og @oo6brioge @H.
Sang % Wh1iif af Il. S. sangfor.
alle Sfan6inaper biertelig bel.
TONNE.
Den norit.banife MetbobiF Strife,
&iSrnet at @roa6tpap og 18Th ct.
afboloer fine @,6stieneiter iom III.
ger: Breoifen Sen6ag Gormiooae
alotfer1 1890. Mften 7.45. unge
Golfs eptportb 2iga: @bnoag Mften
Rl. 6.45, og literrrt Meb6e ben 26en
% 4be &irs6ag | @aane6en. 8bn.
nerneoe bber 0ns6ag Gften &I. 8.
5. 4. Sacobien, 8aitor> 289 1915
Street.
9en b%anif=norife @olgatba Menig=
FEB inobn6er binrteligit til fine
@u6stjeneiter / &irfen, 1856 Sbomas
Street, npr Como Mpenue og Slice
Ctr, bber Spnoaa 6ormiooag 81
1890. Mftenguostienelte bber 5pn=
6ag Mften &l. 7.30; bber 26en og
4be Spnong Mften paa @ngelif,
5pn6agsifole bper Gpnoog Mi66aa
81. 1910. lngoomSmp6e 81. $50
Senoag Mften. @aitor s.. 8ierre,
&irfens Nreit, Dor 100 5berburn
Mpe. &onfirman6er mo6tages ber
)per 2proag Sormio6ag &. 10.
9anif-eb.- lnt5. ct. Gtepbans Sir.
fe, &isrnet al Orleans og Stebens
@treet, @u6stieneite bber Spnooe
Sormi66ag ser. II. @6n6agsfole
ser. 9.
&etbania Strife, 81. Scents & So
reit Street. @u6stieneite afbol6es
Ssnoag Sorm. &l. 1890 og Aften
SCI. 7.30. &ber Eors6ag &ften 8pn'
nemgoe / &irtens 8aiement. Sgn'
oagsifoGe bber Senoag SCI. IL. s.
S. G1agita6> Breft. @opel 846
Oorf @treet.
9anff lmtbcrif @ubstjeneite ofbol:
6es at Haltor sc. &anien bber Opt
sag @ftermio6og 81. 2.30 me0 ltn6
tagelie al Sen an6en Sgn0ag / bDer
Maane0. 6orelebig, inotil nermere
8efienotgigrelie> afbol6es 6isie CUBS:
%tjeneiter / Srefol0igbeos norife Sir
fe, paa @jgrnet al Darlington oq
|@berburne Mpes., bbortil alle Dunlfe
/ ct. SAUL og Smegn paa Get fi9r:
|lig}te inobpoes. Mon be6es me0bri1=
&c sen 6onlf l11tb. &irfes Nialmebog
l1ng6om1smpbe afbol0es SEN lite og
30ie Iors6ag Mften / bper Maane6
i Mr. 8o0sgaor6S Stem, 228 @eit
6tb. ct, st. Saul, al Yoitor g. San=
len. Mlle hinge inobp6eS.
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st NIT @otel, Ser ifal opergaa alt
bpao ct. saul tioligere bar bapt al
&oteller, err planlagt af ct Spnoifat,
ser allere6e eier 8pgninger af ben
Mrt / ct. 2outs og Seattle. ct.
Saul Sotellet ifal bore 10 gtager
bit og foite / Sme9nen al / Mil=
lion Dollars.
Mrs. &ul9er Suftop paa Cedar
Street er reiit til Seem Dorf for at
tage imo0 iin Mano, Ser bar bGret
Ell Sur / 6:eorebiemmet / 9eorge. ST
ter 5ige,10e bor Mr. Goftop benpttet
9ejligbeoen til at fipbe lin Se6rene=
gaar0, mems ban bar biemme; ban
nil 0og life forlaoe Mmerifa og fine
mango Genner Der forelpbig.
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Merc Sfolcrmm. 8ooro Of 5cbool
Snipectors bar goofienot en- Rlan om
Gorbe0rtnger al forifiellig Mrt til
flere al @pens Sfolebpgninger.
8lanot oisie er Gilbpgninger al 4
Sfolerum til &%ancocf, @urrap,
Mamiep og Sill 5folerne, og / nogle
andre Sfoler oil ser blipe in6lagt
mn Stumbling. Salt nil oisle Gor=
beoringer an6rage $107, 900.
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Hs EkE @EFL sE 1Eta1
Game % Ben melt elegant fIe6te
&erre, iamt $3.50 til Sen melt TO-
miife Dragt.
st 6ellesfor at IS bnnFe Gam
gere bill bltbe en- Of Mttraftionerne
beo Songforeningen MpoIlos ieI.
lfabeltge @nmmenfomit boa Danta
Soil Sen6ag @ften Sen 9. Gebr11ar.
rDunta" / ct. Baul bar 1emlig
beotaget at TONNE tilite6e, og Sc to
Gorentnger bill / Mftenens 2gb 81,
bertere 8ublifum meo ooffillige
Sangnumre. 8illetterne til Soften
bar efter 6orlp6en6e faaet en- ier,
6eles gleoelig Mfietning, tbi man
beo pao Gorbaan6, at en- bpggelie
Mften ct / Bente.
Den farlise &rposning al Ge6ar
og Sronflin Npes., bbor tillige en-
&effe 'Sernbonelpor lgber, og bbor
Milmaufee 8anen bar tit rSmttcb.
ing"=$errnn, bar til 8ebanoling /
8Droa6smp6et / Gre6ags, i6et ar
oerman for II. @ar6 Ortqui11
frcmlag6e Gori(og til en- @eiolution,
ifelge bbilfen Set paabp6es Sern=
bonefompagniet in6en 6 Maaneoer
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llllaas aMIss Es&I8a@## f#&3H
Soiepb Meaibbin, senior Meolem
al Sirnaet Mc&ibbin, Driscoll &
Doriet, omtales i De ii0ite Gage ION
en- mnltg &an6i0at for Maporembe-
oct. Mc&ibbin er Ell meget 0pgtig
% onit Gorretningsmoao, er So
Mar gammel % bar pGret fer ! ct.
Saul iioen 1877. Nf offenlige Gm=
beoer bar ban fun beflRbt Stillin-
gen tom &eolem af StatenS 8oarb
Of Equalization fra 1900 til 1904.
8eibgeube / Gouto Yarf neite
Sommer bill babe bebre 2eiligbeo til
at faa Ell Sur paa .Sigbticer" =Mrto=
n1obilen END fer, t6et Barfboar6et bar
gaaet IND paa at onifaffe enonn Ell
g(utomobil til @ommer. Set &jgre=
tpi, Der blep an1fofet for 2 Iar IL
ben, bar allereoe betalt fig ielp ! Sen
.Sio, og ben bar life paa langt ner
funnel belerge al ben Craft, ser til
beo Jig.
Hatrief Somep, 1854 CHARLES
9treet, opnaaeoe fort efter Sui BEN
moone Mloer al 1O1 Mar, % bpa0
@elbreo og Nan6sfriifbeo orgaar or
Ser intet / 8eien for, at ban fan lepe
aoifillige Nar en6nu. San er fpot
i Srlan6 % er / 8elio6elie al ST.
lenoernes meofe6te gooe 9umgr,
iom alortg ipigter ban1. San fom
fer til 2anoct % Fan par 26 Star
gammd. San bar Z @prr, ser le=
Der fer / 8pe11, og iom poo set beo=
tie tager @are paa SEN gamle Saoer.
Sang 2epeti6 iDnes at bore arpelig
/ SEN Gamilte, ibet oe11 gamlc Ma>1os
Sober blen 103 Mor ga1nmel, %
8e6ltefaoeren opnaaeoe ligeleoes en-
1rigopanli6 bei Mloer.
6or bebre Salooner. 5ibite 2pr=
bag blep Der fer / 8pen itiftet Ell
Organization Der letter iom Maa(
at ifaffe be6re Solooner og faa
@en6 til at befatte fig me6 5pirituo=
ia 6orretning, pda bpis moralife &a
rafter Ser life fan faites nogen SfDg=
&C. Sttfterne at 6enne Screening,
Ser ltrafs fit tegnet c. 400 Meolem=
mer, er Golf, iom fpler Jig ifaoeoe /
fine Snteresier be6 Spnoagsll1fnin=
gen og &l. II 2ufningen; Sc CT life
6irefte interesiere6e / @anoelen m1eo
Driffeparer, 11en oe benter 0og 5tpt=
te al Saloonperter og @bpleia ale
@anolere. Me6lemmerne CT for en-
itgrre Sci 9an0elsreiienoe, og Srga=
nilationens Nabn ct Sropeling Mens
CELEBRITY 2eog,1e Of Minnelota.
Set nco 8Den. 600 Mcres mes to
Get 8pgninger oip. $40 pr. Mcre
&an 6eles. 40 Mcres me6 8pgnin=
ger pe6 SEN npe eleftriife @one ST.
500, 40 l10el1 8pgninger $1,000,
60 meo 8%Dgninger $4,000, 20 Mcres
me0 8pgninger $4,000, 5 Mcres lncb
8pgninger $1,000, % Mcres nbcn
@pgninger $50 pr. @lcre. 9ette er
fun en Mil fra 8pgrenolcn. 20
Mcres inoenfor 8pen og nnr Spor=
pogn $500 pr. Mcre. 0g mango fle=
re. DiSie er olle fprite &losies 2on0=
ltpffer og n1eo go0e 6orbeOringer, Ell
Del meo Jrl,gt oib.
2nnger borte bar ieg 80 9lcrcS
$500, 80 Mcres $1,000, 100 Mcres
$780, 100 Mcres $4,000 oip. oip.
oip. @o0e ifient billige. Seq bor
life laa faa 6arme for bpilfe ieg fan
tage 8peien6omme lom feel eller oel-
bis Detailing. Som in0 og ie mig.
= S. Sobnien, 46 Union 8locf, ct
Saul, Mtnn.
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Torbnnbsienator @ansbronsb fra
Moro 9ofota bar / nogen SID ligget
paa ct. Soiepbs &oipital fer / 8pe,t
og bar uuoergaaet 8ebanoling for
Ell 9reli6elie. @an er MI / go6 8eo-
ring pg refer / Sen r%erneite Srem-
tbs til @aibington for at inotage iin
YlooS / Senatet.
&pnfnrs. Snoeboperen al Ncme
Slug 60, Marim1s Gbriitianlen, bar
forlongt lit so to9et UNDER Sfifte=
rettens 8ebanoling. San opgiper
fine Sorpligtelier til $1>601, me-
bens Mftipa er $210, bDoraf Sc $15b
er erempt.
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Danish Life
IN T. o N
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By JESSIE II. OCHkER.
With is Full Page Illustrations.
CONTENTS.

The Danes:-Government and Pol
itics:-The Church and Religion
and the Professors.-The Army and
Observation-Disclosures Of Justics
n Local Government.-Trades
Unions and Social Democracy
Gopenhagen.IuCourt and Society,"
Stage.-The Position Of Women
The Press.-Country Life.-Some
Danish Snapshots.-The Poor and
Aged.-The Freehold Farmer and
Agricultural Cooperation. - Re-
mark.
ILLUSTRATIONS.
Typical Peasant Home,-The
Round Tower, Copenhagen.-The
Royal Palace of Copenhagen with
the daily Parade Of Life Guards
Outside a Porta, Copenhagen
Kongens Nytorv and the Royal
Theatre. Copenhagen.-The Ex-
change, Copenhagen, - Thorvald-
sens Museum, Copenhagen.-Group
sof Danish School Girls. at Gym
nastics.-A large Danish Farm
4 4 Pypieaa D1RiSh Village churc h; >
Peasant Home. :. Courtyard Of
5ricksborg Castle. = Gammelstrand.
the Copenhagen Fishmarket.-Old
Gateway at Roskilde.
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