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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-08
6upernorlftftet
1lebraifa.

9incolr, 9le6r. I. San. - 5 Oaq
Tiger @npernpr Sbeloou nc0 % lis,
% @upernpr Sbauen6crgcr ItiQcr
op % iil0. Oct cr bele Gercmonien
ioeO Gtiehttipififtet port oempfro-
stiife Sanlflno. Der gore5 ingen
Sta0s, bl9Ie5 ingen lron1pctcr, up=
plies ingen WtilitGrporaoe.
@upernor S1elron 9(0miniItration
5nr giort llOilog / en- langpurig
Stamp for at gengiDe Solicit nogIe
Al oe 9ettigbe0er, ion 0et 6Qp0c
ta6t De0 ipeceuc 2SnteresIers @riOIf=
6eO % llnOerflnOigbeo % Gm6eo5-
mgn0s lltroIfab. 6 oennc & bar
@uuern6r Sbel0on pitt fla iom Ell
tEog og mooig 6prer, % StotenS
lEiItorie oil bans NornlniItrotion
Anin0gaaelig 6lipe iamnenfnpttet
Y % Sc IterIte 5Srenifri9t, 9}ebroifd
s'lIIdir 'ilIIdr oiort ! ;Fetninq al f0tfeltg Ne-
Qering. Sbeloons 6oTtbe0 nntlig-
QiorOe SnOfrielien of etbpert 2oftc,
lom Set repnblifonife Earti qob /
i'm Legislative Session for to 9(or
iihen, og Oe 2opes 6ortjencIte, iom
Gun hialp til at foo pc0toget Dil
riie ia mere % mere iom 2lorene
goar. 5 aft bHIentligt par @uper=
ner SbelOons 9lominiitrotion Ell o6-
iolut Succe5, og Sc @o0er Sen bar
Ifpnfet Solicit, bill foo porig @etpo-
ming. Gen @rln0iqbe0, bporme0 0en
loite fine Gpqoper, finder 9lnerfen=
oelic 0eri. at Sc 0cn1ofrutiIfc 2cOerc
in0romner, at forholospi9 u6ctp0e-
Iiq NJ @ppQipning 6ebopcs,
@upernor Shu(lcnbergcr bciiO0er
Gpncr "a @nergi, og 6ml Ct Def uo-
ruitet for at r6gte lit Gntbe0e, 5 olc
iine offentligc ytrin9er 5i0til 60r
ban rnIilteret pao at piGe in0fri Sc
2pfter, iom hon og bans Nurti goo
un0er 95nlgfompen fife olene / oct
ruIcntliqe men bogItapelig. SON bar
fcrpligtet iig pna 2fonorIi offent-
lige ll0gifter "a poo Gc0td9clic al
iouOunne 2opc, Iom 6Oifct 6nIfer.
Son beqpnOer lin offentlige @iene=
Ite meo goO &iQic og Sc bc0Ite En-
Ifer ira ole, Ion 6nifer QoO Hege-
ring. HepubIifonernc ier notltrliat
ifpot til en- Del al OCn 2npgiDninQ,
iGm Ser gapes ltOfolt til / Ben De-
mofrnti1fe Elntform % til en- Be-
nofratiif 9l0niniItration, rten Sc Dil
9llnlinoeligbeo ingen 6inOrinQer
! lnqqc I @eien for 2Sn0frieIien af
96fterne. Ge fleItc of Sp6rgsnrna-
lcnc / Gorbinoclic me0 9febroifns
&eqering bor life Itort na6 2nn0ctS
|olitif Set bele % 7tore at g6re,
og set, Sc fleIte al os onIfer, set er,
hnnb Ser qooner os ale.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-08
uro iN1open.
Slct I5OrOpjclic Opbprcr paa 5 g}ti=
mnttcr, o. Ge pil fple 9em Del

5porfor fife begDnOe I'LL - /
Sag % for beltanOig ri Gem ielp
ira Mapeonoe % ilet 5Sor06ielie. @n
frripnlt W}ape bliper tunq og ger
jlro. @ip ben GOD Spite "a tag lao
NQpe's Iiopcpim for at Irtte 6or-
Doiclieapp0iferne 2lrbejNe. Der Dit
inqcn ilet Gor0qicIia, inQen OpItig=
ming al @a5. ingen HGben ira Nor
opict 5S6De pare mere; ingen 60leIie,
ipm ON ser por en- @lpfhlnp W}o~
ten eller S5iertebrpnDe, 6ope0pine
euer SpimlnclbeO, og 660en pil
life gore cucr forpeite Geres 9lanOe
mcO tina 2ltqt
Yope'9 Giapepiin foIttr finn 80
Gents for Ell itor 2GIfe pao 9lpote=
fet, ben pil linOre bet melt baar0-
notfcoe 9ilfploe al ilct 6orOoielie
% or0ne W3apen / 5 Ofimttter.
Ger er intet beOre til at ri Wta-
pen ira @os % renie 0enne og 2SnO=
polOene. Gn Goiis bill Oesuoen for=
neje og tilbere0e 6ooen for Opto-
Gelie / 9loOet, ligeIuu goOt iom en-
iltn0 Wuoe pil0e q6re Set.
9foar Ginpepiin orbeiOer, ioo boi=
Ter Nfupen fomner Sr0en
&c unrenies - % Oa feler Ge PIP
petit til al ipiie, noor Ge fomner
til 9oroct, og booO Ge ipiier, g6r
Gem go0t.
9efriclie fra al Mapellro penter
Sem, Ioo mart Ge 6e1tenmer Gem
til at toge 0iapepIin. Siq til Geres
GrIggiit, at Ge 9nifer &ope'S 9io-
peplin. for0i Ge onIfer at 6lipe
grltn0ig fltreret for llet 6or06ielie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-08

forli9 for @ipct, pil mango lioenoe
roen Cpipl irtte @ri5 pao Oette
iinplc N}iOoel. &c bltr0e itrof5
itoffc Gem @}irtnrcn % faa Gin
Cring.
@}an Iiler, ot ct 0}eunciec iou
uiloe benptte ocnnc 6orifrift reaeI-
mrIig, cen eucr to Goier PIN Gagcn,
eIIer en0og fin uOgle foo @onqc
on llgen, piI0c ol0ri0 faa 9}0reipa-
oon ltrinbeipnr eQer 0jigt.
&lip bette NJ "a op6epar pct. @o-
~ Gigtreccpter ct iinl0nc, og naar
&c beboper en- ioo onifer &c 0en
iirofs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-08
Strene Ruloe-

@innipeg, 0}an,, s. San. - 9ilr.
teren rcgerer. Sra iuo longt fro
finnnoen ligQenOe 5teOer iom GO-
monton, BORT 9Grtbnr, Montreol %
@innipeq mel0es, at Der be iioItc
2oqes llpeir foIot mere enc eno I
Hclc Oen tioliqcre Gel al @interen.
4 @onr @}orgcs a(. Z bite Cher
nometret "a @roocr ln0er 3ero, oa
/ @aor 9lfte5 por set - @r 8
NeQino por SET 45 @r. lmoer Zero.
0nlQorp % 5mift Current bap0c
rgiao uiGOOanlig Itreng &uloc.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-08
3oroifolpet / 5taIten
SuptOn CT life Orrbt.
9tpc SOrOrgitclIcr,

&om Sen s. San. 5folae en- Sc
refining bcriro frengaor BET, at 0ei
omerifonifc &icefoniuf @llpton er
frcilt. "a (5or0ifulpet fon, opboloi
&Onillen iiq $1otel &ictprio / W}es-
iina; men ifont @pgniigen blep
romponeret meget, iou fjt Opg 2ltp=
ton 2eiligbc0 til at rn0fp. &oniu-
Icu UQr l0o bel0ig at rg00e n0get
of Eoiet ira 9htincrue, men 0a bon
mo0te ct 9Ggtepar, ION ipooiere0e
ON 95otOragt, gap Gupton i'm
Gpcrfraffc til &oncn.
@pniul 9upton par ielp b(epen
ino foroilOct pes Sor0ifHlpet, 1aa
ban gif runot meo fire Sfo
&uon0cn Steoet for at tage Dem
poo 6oO0ernc iom blep ifoaret al
Nuinerne. Spirit Oo ban fom ON
@orO cit engelif 0unper, fon ban
til iig ielp igcn % returnereOe iaa
til set ionImenImrte0e &onlltlnt.
bUor ban oper 9}llinerne rej1te BET
lmeritdnlte 6lag Mon mener, at
ole onerifonlfc Guri1ter er lluppen
fra SoroifGlpet.
Gpills 6eber bjGlper til at ggre
lllpffen fontplet / Wlesiira. BLOB
gang bar ogiaa bolOt lit Snotog /
IlesIina Og 9eggiD, bporpeO oeit
t5rDgt, iom upennGpnte @pers ct
relie nereOe, bar pit fig al pGre br
grllnOet. Ytan gpr alt for at r
6oif bOd ira De to Sper, o9 et=
bpert Sfib, JON fan 6ruges til8rans-
port, bliDer tDunget til at gpre Sic
neIte.
9}eopel ben 6. San. 1900 6lpgt-
hinge cr i10til / Dag antonlmen Der
til. 9(f oette 2lntol er life nlil1ore
cn0 5000 iaareOe. W}ange af 0isie
Gor iom en- 6plge al Soorene, anore
bliDer paupittige pan 8runO al
9inipGnOeliel1. so FrocenI al Oisle,
lon togc5 lib al 9}ltincrne, attages
fife at bone &rnft til at operlepe
&otoItrofcn.
Gn ou0en WleOoelelie irQ gteQpcl
me0Oeler, at @pucr lob 9tat igen=
nen 0aOerne rooben0e o&or0ifplD
Soroifulp!" Sfrigcnc unffeOe 3ll=
inrOer al 6ourilier, ion lob fra 0cre5
lltie, bporino inu &ellerne Itorme=
81 % p(1nore0e ait. Gen forfproeoc
9eiolfning iunlleoc Jig plo oe aob-
nc @la0ier og airfente. gtoglc
bar &ruiiiificr % 8iQeoer al. Sci
gcnerne gcnnem @uOerne. ionrtiOig
me0 at Sc arH0 % fIogeoe Jig.
Mesiina Sen 8. San. 20 Npltel=
ier mnrfeOcs @oor &eqgio. llni-
pcriitetet ber bon0e onltrent. iluppet
ioo nogenllutoe ira set ltore 9SorO-
ifUlo; men er mi pon @rltno al
nisie ii0Ite 9fpitelicr eli htloItnnoiq
Nuin.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-08

Gn Sag 5or6inoelie meo
@romnspiue-2lffrren bIep iomIne
Gaq uTpiIt al @ejciteret. G9cor 9ei0,
en al Sc | nppnte 2lHnre innblanDeOc
Sol0ater, 6opOe ouIogt Sag inoo
Megcringcn for $122, ion ban gior-
Sc 55ororinq pon efter lin 2lfifeoigeG-
ia. 9fettcn fon6t, at ben omtpiite0c
Gum fife bar 1tor nof til 1t in0anfe
Saqcn fDr 6picIteret @n SoD af
1891 beItentmer $1,000 lOm Sen
min0lte Gum, bporpua en- 2lppel til
0oieiteret fan grlnOes, Og 9ettPn
frn0e ingen ltn0tugelle ggre fro
0enne @eItemmelie. - Sogens Scr
repunft par egentlig Sp6rgsmaalet,
nm @rpiioenten iom &Grcns Tperlt=
fomrnan0erenoe bop0e 9}et til puC
Qraat Hapir at afifeoige De
9ropnspiQe 9lff9ren ino6lanOeoe
gfeqeriolDoter al %. 25nfonterirege-
ment. Rcio anlagOe Gag / Il. O.
GiItriftsret 9}ep Oorf, % 0enne
cpnlte, at Aeio par lejet ii 9fegerin-
oen % oenne flnOe Iom 9lr6eioS-
qiper afIfeoige bom naor Oen fonot
for qoot. 9enne aen0elie muu mi
onics iom opret6olOt of 6eieiteret
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-08

&uibiugton, >. San. 5 @oar
fltn0gioroe Guititiarnt9 Suffer pna
llniteo 5tates @picItercts @egne, at
Metten iffc bill in0ronnue rg8rit
Of Gertiorori" I ben Itore Sag moo
Ston0ar0 Gil-&onlpagniet.
0cnne 9lfgorclie betp0er, at 0cn al
Circuit Gourt oF 2lppeals gipne
&cu0clic itua peO Yfogt iua Sogcn
otter nlnn bringc5 for 9iItriftsrettcn
I Chicago for Scr at bcbonolea poonp
I Cpercnaitcnlnelie neo Den al Nom-
mcr @rplscup frerniatte 0pfottelie.
N2iQionnn4ften, lom 0onnmer
&nn0is i0ontte Stan0nro Oil 9om-
pnquiet, cr Oermc0 iloact galtlfe
fla0, oq bpis man ifal 0pnue efter
ti0ligere grfarinQ, iao bill &etsfor=
relQelien moo Glicfon1pQQniet mis-
lptte@, trooS He8erulgeil@ ellergllfe
9}eitrnbclicr for at faa EruItcn 06n1t.
Get bor BOG notereS, at 96ieite-
ret fife 6ar befottet fig neO Sogen5
Geolitet. 9llt oen 6ei(utte0e, er Of
Sen life piloe repioere 9(ppelretten5
Com. 2lnOrogenoe nm o@rit Of
Gcrtoriari~ bar SbieIteret fife for
Sfif at 6epilge, meO minOre Der fore
Iigger ct eaer ancet pigtigt, grunO-
lrp5npsIiqt @rincip, eIler 6etpoe-
tisa eica>ora- eaeg parionlige &eF-
tiqbeOer Itoor pao SpiG.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-08

Gn Gont, iom CONNER @roi5=
Clip Gbicago ofiagOc iln0O Chicago
g }llton @uncu, S5pbn q. 6aitborn
% 5reO q. @onn, % 6Uorefter oe
6lep iopmt Ell Whtltt paa $4,000,
blcD ben 4 O9. / ia 81 q tet al
l(nitc0 State5' $5oieIteret. Sire al
SgjcIteretsoommerne itelnte for I'm
6crfcnOelie al @roiscups Com Be
on0re ire for Gto0fG1teIic al 0en.
ga ser ihtl0e 6lertol til at foran0re
Gommen, for6leD 0erne iuuleOe9
1iioronoret. 0c anf(oqeoo CT cen
for aue % ale for cen Oput for
Gpertrpoelie al @Ifin5IoDcn, Der
fprbnocr 9}obot 5orbitcaljc meO
9sciorOring al &orer / Mencmitot5-
trnfit. 5ogen bar pGret f1lgt meo
95nteresie uf 6oooe Sern6unen1Gnb
"a ocrn Ser ienoer 5Srogt pr. Sern-
bcnc.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-08

&3oicltcrcttcn2 aenOelie Gif ber no
pou 6rifiuoelie, "a 81 ouflogcOc
bleu lat 6ribeO
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-08
Joroen runot.

9'I' Sroll1O III OIeotH tt9hlereI peg
" ~oellI@fonIlt, oer TorIeoen llll=
oerlIfaoe5 : SrlI9)a.
vi SIelIoIoetooPlap@ er fllnoet
-'.'''9.'lt' = '-N''' 'l'i'0'l9, ~1'' t'tl ~
''''"' '''''o7 N" II ''ul9V oo'l9V'-
7l'l.'2 P''''1'''0'A poI9lt y
Ipljle 0l0Ot pi. a. a uo0dl9 paa
tolt til ct Soar poa Srontulen.
Gn 8ul6og, ser er forelogt al
GolIanos Hegerlng, me0ocIcr, at al
le Mn9tcr uocn llnotdgelle bar bill
AV5Htiu-
\ &olFll1fd er Der bleoen taltet
ID SolIIoer moo @eHerdlaOpofat
@llae. oer befaHOt 1tg Ct Sernba-
AeIo9- SolIpcrte 9Ioroe in9en Sta-
\ 9{GrbeOen df Sern CT en- ira
ct Niorfe0 bienoenoenoe ganlmel
SonoemonO blepen Itenet til 9pOe
% PlQnOret. 9an bnnOe tnopt 100
6rcs- pon li9-
Frlnlen Al @ale5 er Al en- ltor
8hoIaaeflfanllne &anaoa bleoen
@all par yea ailIeolIing lddtl
ooerratt en- Aoresle,
0Qrlt Glllenburg ltal aloele9 lite
p@Pre lde lQg lonl poaltauet. @an er
go0t 49lnlor, gor lnlna SpaOlere-
tlrc, n1ootnger ntdnge Sel6g %
lSaaf IEoIlg Sreppet@llng meo
6olt baaoc 6n0IanO % llolan0-
2Itrlg frpgter, at en- &rig er runo-
gaoeltg- &ien Den >. San Hitrig
tror No9, at Ell Sfrig pon 9alfan=
halpoen cr lntnogaoelig. Oct oltrig
lfo Observation-Disclosures bar fife |
Here Niaaneoer pGret ioa olorHeret
eyer Situntlonen lom bet er /
Iog; tbl baaoc Serbien % 9Drftet
piier Ell nnget frigeriif @oloning.
Zen ameritanlfe 6loaoe. 9feapel.
oen II san tre,A0nlfrnl Sper-
rg otl fomme til 9{eapel Den 8.
son, me0 pen nnlerlfanlte 6lnnoe-
Alltorlteterne berlte09 bar moOtn=
0lF0e-
oPerrQ llie0Io9er Sfloehe a 10r'Te
AlotlIolt
SaffIoHff lom @olPffoI NOM, ?.
.>al' - "a 'oOO 1ooreoe ira @teS-
liifa o9 Nl99lo ollfonl Qerfll 9aar,
IeIeIollefe0e Sor9lHeltef 9'olpoll I'll
SaIllalleT o9 TorelPllr9le' PIT ol9'e
llIQTrell9e tllhoe onorllt9e9 oef. Soo-
let par betrGftenoe, o9 oe laareoe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-08

gnooi0ere flrnOgior0ea ionme
Qoo @gielterets aen0elie I flere 5a-
qcr. ION 3uItitsocpartementet ban
Be anloqt imoo formentligc 2anO-
beorogere ! Colorado o9 0regon-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-08
l8. NQrQ.

Hrgte ot iorluoe Oere5 6ooebp for
itcOie Seg 0il0e betragte D}csIinu
icm Ell ef5iiterenOe 8p, ielp ON ser
life bar mere ems trc $1uic tilbQge.
9}pt 5agsanla9 uoo 5tanoaro
Oil So @oibiugton Sen ). San.
5uitit5mitiiter 8onaparte far Be-
tcrOtgiort Gag, ot Hcqcrlngcn ag-
ter ct anlGgge Sag imo0 Die
&ontpuQuiet paann.
Soct &onOOn op8iDer iin Gur me0
~Snort". Smn 6rancisco 0en 5.
5dn Ypan 6or nto0toQet eft 0}e0-
0eIelic PM at 15ocf 9onoon Ifal bupc
npgi0et oen paotrnfte 8ur 25orOen
runot meO lin Sogt n5norf" Cont
con bleD ipg og maatte qennengaa
cr Gperation / Sioncp, 9(uTtroliet.
@n CONNER / Bilbao, 5panieu,
bar itponet 10000 &uinoer, Ser
ba0Oe itreUet lnoer paa Ell Spmpa-
tbi-2lOresie til en- ung SDerife, Gon1=
mcren bapOe O0nt for N}oro. Don't
Aeren Oil bape bper al Be 10000
lln0erifriUere iOomt Ell Gags 1Snng-
iel.
s GitilsiGter / Sperig lpIte Eru~
iten forle0en til 8rpllltp meQem iig
lelD % en- ing @ige, uoen at bper-
fen BUN eller 5enoes SlGgt bauOe
niinOlte 2lnelie 0erom. 6an ban0e
forelIfet iig / benoe, men fife talt
e. Or0 oerom boerfen til ben0e el-
ler anOre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-08

-otitl ..tliill t1t.-,... .;sae-- ,..
gel9roo sen 4. San. Set Ier6iife
A}illiiterillm bar Gag inDgipet
0eres 9lnibqning ont 9lfIfeo. S5ngen
55orflaring me0folger; men BET er
olminOeliq foritaoet, at &e1ignatio-
lien ifpl0es Solicit, iom bnIfer en-
mere beltcnlt Eolitif imDO ZItrig.
Gc afgooeOe 0}ini1tre bar imoO
@rig meO EItrig.
56o6cnS @}nno piife5 af 0pro-
rer, Geberon oen ). San. Gpr6r5-
fprcrcu 25spa6un Giitriftet, Sam
Son abon. bar Gog fltlOltnn0ig
apntrol oper Gerri9orict efter 3
Cages &anrp, 6pilfen 800 fongetro
flep 0rnbt "a inoret % 100 taget
TIL 6dnge. ahans 3ab bar ubetpoe=
lige 1Sngen al Glropprcrne / 0i=
iiriftct blepen forulenpet. a6on bar
uonnont iig ielp til Giftdtor "a ar
ifaffet Shobens &ontorer.
9hlsIiIfe 5oIOater gor 0prer.
2tnlop ben .. San, 15fplge Ell offi-
cicl Napport BERTH onltQles ct Sam
menltp0 meuem oprgrife Gropper %
Ell aolonne Of regllure 8ropper
npr pe0 Wdlf0en, W}an6uriet. Sant-
menItooet fan0t SteD Spn0ags.
Ge reqlllpre Gropper 6lep Ilouet
tiIboge me0 ct 9ab Of go W}an0.
Nprorerne 1fol tpue benoeo 1000
Mnn0. @nnoen til Gproret par
fife me00eIt
Guitrp opereres. Berlin SEN i.
Son. @f5= &rrii0ent GaItro al &enc=
3ueln blep 9og opereret pou Gr.
(59rnel9 Tltnt perlte0S. Sperdttonen
onioos for farlig, % GoItro befenOt-
gioroe oerfor folgenOe:
uGeg fan fun uOtrpffe Silfrebs=
beO peO, at Operationnen bliper
foretoget, forOi GerOen iao fm fac
at ic, at ieg fife fom til GpiflonO for
at nuOflp 2lniporet, enOmu minOre
forOi ieg for ct 9ieblif funOe ten
fe, at iooOonne 5ing pilOe ife, iom
It'll far fllnoet Steo nit ulpffelige
9onn."
GuItro par poa Nperations6oroet
fire elmer; men mon antaqer, at
6on bill fontme iig.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-28

his last threepence and his supper TO buy whe@
at eleven years old he away from his Farm
ham birthplace TO seek work at Kew. Ae
Bishops Gate Shelley spent the summer before
his marriage to Mary Goodwin, and wrote Alas
tor" living meanwhile in the open air to cure
the consumption which was supposed to be
killing him. The neighbOring village of Engle-
field is the scene OF Mrs. Oliphant's 'Neighbors
on the Green" Friends of hers in real life were
househoIders there. At Burford Bridge in a de-
Hghtful inn Keats finished "Endymion." There
is story of those days which Is quoted here,
but which we are not called upon to believe
The poet 1t is said was reciting "Endymion':
For wine for wine, we left Kernel tree
For wine we left our heath and yellow brooms.
And cold mushrooms
The waiter heard and Obeyed, bringing HuSh-
rooms, uncooked, plate and a decanter OF
sherry.
Tennyson lived so near Haslemere that he
may be reckoned a Surrey man, though his
house lay just off the boundary of the county
A contemporary author, George Meredith, still
lives at Box Hill, among the splendid box trees
that love the chalk through which they bore
their roots. One spot. by the way there is in
Surrey which traveller will leave unvisited.
This is RUnnymede, still beautiful broad green
meadow it the day when King John
sealed the charter. THE river and the
meadow says Mr. Parker, 'can have changed
little in seven hundred years"
New-York tribune., 1909-03-28

And the County Through Which 1t
Ran.

HIGHWAYS AND BYWAYS IN SURREY. BY
Eric Parker. with IiiustratloniS ,.i by fdush
Thomson l2mo, PIP AZ Macmillan d Co
Surrey IS the county Of the great Way, along
which the men who made England in war and in
,rade travelled for hundreds of years; along
which vent the companies Of pious pilgrims to
Canterbury. and over which, there is small
5oult. Master Chaucer himself once upon d
tine rode 10 the cathedral city. revolving in his
mind some pleasant fancies of the Tales" The
region bordering and surrounding the ancient
highway is full of romantic memories, and Mr..
Parker has made good of his material In
dealing with the vanishing buildings Of the past
be has, happily, had the aid of Mr.. Hugh Thorn
son whose pencil is at its best in playing round
Norman castle, ruined abbey, an old church
tower OF a lovely Tudor manor house. Tower
and castle they found in GJIildferd, wherein. the
author tells u.s. is 'the most delightful street In
the south Of England''-and, indeed, we are
ready 10 credit that assertion when We read Of
the fascinating variety Of its facades, the great
clock which, swinging from the Town Hall, has
recorded the hour for 225 years, and the tower
Of ST Mary's Church, which partly belongs
VeEhaps-t0 the time Of King Alfred, who. in his
viii, called the town "Guldeford.'' OF Guildford
Castle little more than the walls Of the Norman
keep is left These stand in the centre of what
is now a public garden Twenty years ago.
when these grounds were bought for the Cor
Iaration it was proposed that the ugly ruin
should be removed, and as substitute there
should be erected a light iron bandstand
PAINTED green picked out with gold" The race
Of men who fail TO see a money value in ancient
ruins VIII never die out
At GuIdford, in Abbots Hospital there lay
one summer night in 1855 a haggard and dishev-
eIled man who had been captured two days be-
fore Sinking amid the standing crops Of oats
and peas Sedgemoor had been fought 10 its
agonizing end. and James Of Monmouth WAS on
his way to London and the tender mercies Of
his uncle James. Perhaps he slept; perhaps
he could only stride about the ROOM feverish-
ly scribbling letters Of AFFECT entreaty TO the
King and the great coUrtiers; staring Wild
eyed at the early July sunlight beyond the
hospital chiInneys and wondering whether he
should another Sunday dawn. 1t was his
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night at the door of the house where n6 his Iso2E d{Pg
does not forbid belief For the register dates the
child's funeral December ? l6Ss and II was was Yen zen
DAYS afterward that wild crowd nearly tore ihe
Judge limb from limb at Wrapping
Surrey is packed with literary associations At
Farnham Castle-whch is described as being
now a medley of the building of eight centGrics-
George Witten, the poet. was made Governor
for the Parliament He could get no artillery
from his masters, and presently ran away before
tbe approach of Prince Rupert. The Royalists
occupied the castle and Witten was succeeded
as its Governor by another poet Sir John Den
ham the author of that easily flowing but very
mediocre piece of verse. "COOper's Hill why
should it ever have been famous" we wonder?
Denbarn was no more successful soldier than
U-itten and soon surrendered, almost without a
hIov 10 the pr mentary forces But he had
= prett,- humor When Witten was taken pris-
oner bv the Roya.iets Sir John begged for the
Commonwealth mans life. "Mr. Witten. he
nleaded should not be hanged, for while Witten
lived he was not himself the worst poet in
England" FarnhaEn Castle at the Restoration
returned TO its ancient uses as bishops pal
acc One Of the bishops Morley-of whom it is
said that he slept on a stone couch, that he
had hut one full meal a day, he never warmed
himself at a fire. he never married, he was never
in and was found dead on his bed one morning
at the rf2e age Of eighty -seven"-was the friend
and host Of IZaak Walton. 1t was at Farnham
that Walton wrote his lives of Hooker and Her
hort Another author who lived not far away
was John Evelyn, the greatest Of all the men In
Surrey history Mr. Parker thinks, in the light
Of what he left-"the fame Of an English gen
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last; on the Wednesday morning his head was
hacked from his shoulders" The letters he
wrote in that last week Of his life must all have
breathed despair-witness that to James's
Queen beginning Being in this unfortunate con-
dition and having none left but your majesty
that 1 think may have some compassion Of me
and that for the last Kings sake" Another
Renaissance or that tragic period of James
Stuart's short reign the author upon at
Leatherhead, wherein is q mansion which in its
original state belonged to Sir Thomas Blud-
worth, the brother-in-law OF Jefreys, of the
Bloody AssiZe:
According to a local tradition, Jeffreys, when his
worthy master, King James, had fed to France
skunk in disguise to Leatherhea1. 1t one of
the many roads he found closed against him in his
attempts to escape But he did not come to
Leatherhead solely because * lay on the road to
the south His little daughter lay at the point of
death at her uncle's house, and his desire was to
see her more before she died. The once
mighty Lord Chancellor, dressed a common
sailor with shaven eyebrows and coal dust smeared
on his cheeks, hated with furious intensity OF
loathing which has never been felt for English
before or since, knocked fearfully at dead OF
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tleman who was honest, surrounded by intrigue
unambitious of honors and titles, royalist VINO
had the friendship of kings, whom courtiers
a virtuoso of learning, hardly equalled
in his time, darist whose jottings never meant
for printing are a classic a pious, honorable
shrewd country squire Of deep family affections
and set in a niche of his own by all who live and
work in the country to-day. one of the great
est English woodmen and gardeners AL
Chertsey, in Surrey, lived Evelyn's friend the
poet. Abraham Cowley, in a cottage of quaint
shape which still survives
Many a day DR.. Johnson spent in Surrey at
Streatham Park where Hester Thrale made
everything revoIve round his comfort and con-
yenience and most of her other guests toadled
the great man most obsequiously. Forty-hVe
years ago the house was pulled down, the park
cut up. Little Fanny Burney, who was petted
there both by the burly photographer and the
fair Thrale, wrote her trashy novel, Camilla"
In Surrey cottage; and on a Surrey lawn she