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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-02

tlg Der | Sanbet, bauoe paa t6rt og
fugtigt 2ono / @eIt for Sen SO.
Merioion. S 2lt for 0cnne 2inie
tribes life Hlunten bel. (0et 1te1n=
nler fife belt meO @irfeligbe0en;
tbi 0ennc Mtertoian gudr lige Set
en- Slair, % Der ioa bel iom Sp0
tor oS efter Omaha til, tribes II=
falfuen uOmGrfet. Gg, ON oi life
Ell feilt unOerrettet, tribes Sen o.
ian go0t flere Stcoer / &omo).
Gmtrent 1850 fom &lanten til
England og blep Ser oDrfet nn0er
Napnet u2ltcern". gnseI1fe Solo
hitter tog BEN me0 Jig til 9(merifo
for pei 200 9lor iiOen; men Sen
rilOe life tribes / 9itItoterne; beoIt
ItoO Sen Jig / &olfItensbeItet / Sto-
ten Nep gorf. s Sp0 Carolina ifol
Ter pGre Ell a%lfalfa-@ng, iom er
rs Nar gontmel.
2llfolfo tribes beoIt / noget faIf-
ogtig Sor0. Den berer til aloper-
6omilien % bar ioert Opbe N606er.
Gerfor fan Sen tribes, bpor tort
Get ems er, naar S~orObunOen posiel
for Sen. nSfano.~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-02

@oit. SbiiteO meOOeler %, at bans
@ltItru ben II. San. blep lagt poo
Spgelejet al Sron6itis, 2unse6e-
trnOelie og ct 6jerteonoe og bar
itOert ligget meget ing. &en0es Sil-
itot0 er meget fritiif. 5elp ON Ser
rem ifaoner ben0es 2ip, 1laa BUN
bploe Sengen / fIere Tiger og Der
efter bore biplpeGbs / Genqere SID.
Gette onifer @aft. 3biite0 at me0-
bele 1to ODER Somfltn0et, til en- Sen
eller 8enin0e fer og Ser, for ON
Sor66n mootte %froribe OGDEN, bpuo
Ger iDnes mi omtrent at pere bens
fire 8ptte."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-02
Sreu ira Sens 9iren.
(Sluttet.)

Misiionen blatOt oe Snrf60te ber
/ Aultralien er en- pemo0ig @erning.
Ge ipnfer nemlig ! @rapen. Der er
finn $50 til6age at Dem fer / Sic
toria, life en- eneite at 0em / Gas
monien, fun nogle fan / SEEM South
@ales. 9e flelte finoes | Nueens-
LAMB og @eItaultralien. Maaife ieg
/ ct 1enere grep 1friper fist ON Wis=
iionen 6lonot Dem. Ser pes &ama-
hpief bar Ser mange / t%ibliqere 0n-
&c. &egeringen bar flnttet Sc faa,
ser oor tiGboQe. til en- onhen Station.
Men flere bar lat Ifq berimoo, 0e
riuo lrnge So'r og Mo'r Ie-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-02
SrolanO, 6GorelanOet og SorOen
rl1llOt to @unge ON lgen.
o5tnoo uSan0snlaalet"

St1oo r&anosmaalet" og til
6orOel for oJtigsmaalet" / gtorge
itripcr en- SnOienOer til nStanO.":
seq peO foriittert, at Der 9tor-
ges &anO er mango al Solicit, iom
bjertelig ipmpatilerer meO 3. Slgrn-
ion, % piloe gerne trptfe bans
@nonO og iige: D@aa poa, Siprn-
Jon JON oil bar begpnOt. Gt ltulOe
pare big biertelig tafnemmelige,
fullOe Ou pore / 9tanO til at befrt
% ira bette naragtige 9anOsulaal=
Guuet".
Sg til big, Ou tigsmaal =0tanO,
lom life bar Suit til at giDe Slip
paa Sit Sprog, bill leg iige: n9olO
trampagtig fait paa Dit Sprog. 9u
bar Ct Sprog, JON Du fife bebpOer
at famine big peO. 0u gaa, bpor-
ben Ou Dil / Oenne &eroen, las iaa
pore QtoOitan0ere iublc oDer &anOs-
maalets 6remgang alt Sc pil; bet
bare bepirfer, at Snteresien for
gtOrge Og bets Solf ta6es mere og
mere"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-02
SDnsfalO.

@onbog @Orsen 5. IS. Sonuur
neoe Mrs. Spino 8. Get56olo om1-
trent 68 Nor oammel, eftqr goot Ell
@aoneos 5pgOom. afopoe bar f66t
| SoSleo, SieGIono, bpor 6en6es GSo-
Der bar Observation-Disclosures. Sun
reiite til Amerifn 1867 % boIotte
liz Chicago, bpor bun co benocs
ytono | mango @or tilb6rte Srinf-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-02
9amif=M merifanIf Selifab.
Gen ban f "a NJ erifanfe
Dag / 81 ar6us.
Chicago, 81. 5. %. San. 1905

ODtCQgo, Su. o. 70. san. l9U9.
Ser arbei0es MI fra Oanlf=ame=
rifanif Selifabs SIDE iprigt paaBro-
grammet for BEN 4oe Suit puo
noitiaingen / Iarbus. Yrogram=
met legges til &ette meD Det6ormaal
for 9ie at bringe 0anife bienme
en- nermere 6orItaaelie at 0anif=
amerifaneres Sip og Serben og
ceres nDe Se0relano, Ialnt gipe Sc
belggenoe Sanif r. s[merifanere 2eilig-
beo til at feire en- pirfelig imuf
9~anif-Imerifanlf Set pua oeres
gomle 5%porelanOs SorO.
Soruoen ben tioligere omtalte
&antate, bDis o%peroroentlig lmuf=
te Seflt MI ligger fer0ig fra Sor=
fatterens, Spar &irfegaar0's 9aano,
og bportil &arl Builds Mulif -
Der al &enoere betegnes JON ct Ifpnt
og monumental 8erf - mi er paa
Seien til Sanmarf, planlegges' fle-
re 6%oreOrag al fenOte 9anIf=Ameri-
fanere, og ct Bar at 9anmarfs be-
tpOelige WenO. ST.. SgiifoleforItan-
oerer STR. 8reOs0orff, &osfiloe, bar
penltglt lobet at tale ODER Gmnet
ruol9nglel" og en- anoen betD0e-
Zig 9anif bill tale ON Silent
l9nglel". Sorfatteren &arl San-
len, Spler, Minn., boloer Sore
Drag ON v0anif-I merifaneren poa
ErGrien", Og ct Har at Sc ol1ore
Gmner 6ltDer u9an1f=4 merifanerens
Siltorie / forte Smrios", Iamt
9~anif=9lmerifaneren / 9perne".
ct amerifnnif Soreorag
She @inning Of tbe @eit".
Sen amerifanife @eion6t / Gam
mart, Or. @nlrice 6roncis @gan
6ar pelpilligt mootaget Selifobets
SnobpOelie at fomme til Steoe og
tale.
SEQ Stpbnet / &osfiGoe biz Carl
Spler, iom bonif-omerifonif
Selifabs &epreientant poo Snobp-
oeIie bol6e ct Sorebrog.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-02

S freOelige og rolige SiOer, naar
ingen alminOelig Sure trgtfer eaer
truer beler ct frit 6olf fig natur-
Irgt / @artier. S iauoanne Sioer
bperfen er euer fan 0en M1ano, ser
life iIutter Jig til noget al 9artier-
ne, OGre al nogen 9~etponing.
2incoln.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-02
Staarupiagem.
Spprgsmaal til @r. Snltmsminiiter
GmcpOlb Sprcnlcn.

o&r. 9gbl." bar moOtaget en-
Sfriuelie fra MeOlemnler al Sfaa-
mp SognemenigbeO.
<ltusminiIterens Sptreoen i
Sfaorupiagen er / 6orpeien merfe=
Zig not.
Mten Oenne Sfripelie Itiaer Sen
nnegtelig / ct enOnu merfeligere
&ps.
Sfripelien lp0er ioaleOes:
pa Minilteriet ipnes at billie ItanO=
lie 0enne Sag nj, fremfontmer fgl=
gen0e:
Som Gepreientanter for en- ret
6etDoelig &reos tnOen for Sfuurup
SognemenigbeO, Der felte Jig util=
freOsItiQet pe0 at bebolbe 8aItor
Sprenien iom Dor S%ognepreIt efter
at ban baDOe loOet Jig ifille fra i'm
fprlte Sultru og inOgauet amoet
@@gtelfab - life min05t / 9 e.
trogtning al Ben Sorm,
bpornn0er ois e 8egiben=
beoer gift or iig - reilte
Ri un0ertegneOe ire Meno SEN 16.
Iuguit 1906 ino til &llltusminiIte=
rem og ba0 bam tuge Jig al Sagelt.
@ertil iporeoe Miniiteren, at So
ltor SprenietS Sag if1lOe blipe fprt
trent for &6ie1teret.
MeO llnOren Ter Ri ga, at Sagen
ipnes Itanoiet al @tiniIteriet beo OH
Den Snitans.
@i filter oerfor let Sporgsmool
til &uItusmtniIter GnepolO 5pren-
len:
@rfen0er MiniIteren at 6ape To-
bet os, at Ealtor Sprenlen5 Sag
ifulOe blibe fprt frem for SpieIteret?
@borle0es fan Wfiniiteren iom ere-
fer Wan0 % lom &irfens gper1te
.GmbeOsmanO gaa fra lit Orb?
81 ifal BERTH fpie, at Set er en-
ltcr llretfGrOig6eo moo &irfen / lin
Selbeo, men ierlig meo 5foorup
Sognemenigbeo, at laoe oenne Sag
faloe ben meo De TO tpetpbige 0ont-
me, Der finder, at BaItor Sprenien
life bar forbruOt Jig moo 2open,
iamtioig looer forituo, at ban
efter BET forefalone pnnIfeligt fan
l1of6re EN- Sogneprelts @erning.
SDOrleOes ifal man 0gmme ON en-
@}enigbeo, Der finder fig l. at oens
S~ognepref It bliber fiooen6e me6 en-
Dom ober fig?
gnten mao Sognepreit Serenien
frifenoes babe formeIt jltrioiif og
reelt firfeligt og frtlteGigt eGer og-
iaa frotr9oe fit @mbeoe. Oct er
Sfoorup Menigbeos &Iigt og get
at freeze bette.
Sfaarup, oen 9. San 1909.
S. IS. &asmusen
Sc Is Mn6erfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-02

@oroenoe Senator &oot fra Seem
gorf bar aGereoe ~enoosieret Baf=
fepoit-6oriloget. Sans Grrmano /
@enatet, Senator &lott, bapoe aItio,
nAmerica1", Limited Stotes", $50
cific" og u@eas Sarge" gfspres=
@runoe for at mooiette Jig 8lanen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-02

SO mere man betrogter bisIe
mprfelige SoreteeGier, Tom bar fun
bet Ste6 in6en for &irfen 6erbiem-
me, fom 10 i%orterer UNDER &ultus-
miniIteret, 6eito mere fonlmer mon
til at tro pao, at Der bog er nogen
Snnh6e6 / rglpfipruttens" nSeno-
menet gneboIo".
Srifirfens @eliigneIie fan man
meget bebre foritao at ffotte, naor
mon betroqter Sen 2igegIobbeb, bbor-
me6 Sr. @neboI6 Serenien toger
boa ieIo Sc melt oIporIige Spgaber
inben for &trfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-02

Get er MI en- pasienoe Sib at
trrOe til iom np abonnent puo
~Ganiferen". @aa Sreoag ilutter
ncn nprppren0e SorteQing vNpe
@inier", og iaa begpnoer Ri neIte
8rehuq EN- onOen, iGr6eIes goo og
intcresiant STORYTELLING.
Stuff puu, Of Oft" Ieperer Sc
riotr1ite og %ienefte Np6eoer fra
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-02

goOt seIifob, er oct enoOgioo finn
pua en- fort Geiie eaer for nogle
ganife faa elmer, fan set benoe,
at man iparer Sfiaingen. Sgioa per
9eloer Oct, at BET er 5eolt, naor
vEubltfltm" ielp fon optrpoe iom
uGoliti"."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-02

ge6 Ioris' ltniperiitet bar mar
oprettet Ell @rofesiorpoit for 2uft-
ieilaOs. Oct fan man 0a fal0e ct
@friOt / @etning al bsjere0 on-
nelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-02

Sra Seem gorf bar ri mootoget
ferite Summer al rMnti-MaiI Or
Der Sournal", ct @aaneosblao, Der
bar iat Jig BEN Opgabe al mooar-
beiOe al rWtaiG OrOer4 Sorretning
CO pGrlte ON @jemmeforretningen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-02

Genrer, Si0en er fommen, ga bis
ie 5temninger ifol ptres, og Oeriom
Get er beitiftet, at ieg ifal faloe iaa
lao mig folOe f9Oet til Sanobeoen
- lao mig % uOer &en for,
bab0 Der er retf9r0igt og ret.
2incpln.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-02

Marconi ceres MI iorn Opens
&ero, og 6enne 9gre bill ltlgen fun
ne bersbe bam f6r Sir Sliber
2oOge faar tit &eOifab til at fierne
Cage meo / Stano, mener .. 9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-02

Ndnr 2rIerue bcnpenber ia iii %nIt. Ser
dnertereri PIa6et enten tnr at f6bp hns benz
ener fnr at fdn 7pInsnino ON set nrertprebe,
bsoes 9e oItih pmtole. at % fou NnertisIe=
mentst / Bette Rlnb. Get nil p9re til oens
fbio Nutte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-02

Sra &OrsOag Wtorgen / ii0Ite uge
falOt Sermometret So @raOer puo
0isie @gne, men MI er Sen otter
iteget omtrent lige ioa meget, iau
man funoe friites til at regne
5ebruar meo til Soranrsmoane-
nerne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-02
9anlf Mmerltault.

s 2lnleOnrng al 9onmorts &iges
@runoloos 60 Aars Sag bill Ser
blipe afbolOt en- itprre Set / Gbi-
cago UNDER 2eOelie al De Oanife
6oreninger OeriteOs.
Gen Oolrife GeionOt / @ai6ing-
GreD @3Olfte, % GuDernpr
al Mfinneioto er blepen an
mooet ON at tale. 9reliOenten for
Gonif=Amerifanif Selifob, Or. Dear
@enius, pil praiiOere peO Soften.
EresiemebSelelie
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-02
,Dnmrkpren",

. 3OI III TX >
ct bolbltoertlia Nhheb8= "a Splns=
%ningablab for bet bnnf Tolf
Nmeritn,
uhqinst AZ
DANISH LTTH PUBL HOUSE.
Rfdir. TIebr.
,,8nnIferen ".ithoour huer Sirshoa nQNrpbno :.
Vris pr. Noro"no
I be Torenebe Stoter $3.50. INfonhet $500
Rlnhet betoles I TnrTfuN.
petiniro, Rptofino, NNresIefornnbrino o9
orhet nnodderhe PtoNet nbresieres:
DANISH LTTH PTRL. HOUSE,
Blair. Iebr.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-26

On the clutra-v he made II plain that France should
not be e--1rllleC through any rash act humane
desires ~ the Captains Three and cautioned Us
against expressing any sentiment or displaying any
larrlzarsilIr. We We're pretty angry with HIM for
that Ertle curtain lecture but II position
- run against his Wlll-o-env. AZ least.
he consulate WAS III old palace which was
about hall ruins There rryard az the rear
where once had been garden. and ot the hundred
rooms Al hls disposal the Consul his family and
wants. together with our own party. occupied COM
faratlvely few. We were trauVIng res-essly round
the old courrE ard day shortly after had Wit
sand.
Il we could only get him out and here We could
hide him for q wear
That started al 20 thinking And the more
we thought. the more each began 20 plot toward that
end. AL ot "a sudden We discovered that We were
standing stll and staring az another with that
ursroNe question Dare We II was enough.
because N those days We dared attempt ANYTHING
The outcome ot our deliberations was plan We
went % The Consul and drew al the money We could
New-York tribune., 1909-12-26

1e- llu % advance. iua5uuch a- we had little
III our r-aud / wonder ru tlI- day what form lI
vice he conceived r.-I-t have brought 20 that
slrr for raising funds With Tins store at wealth
started cautiously 10 ud some one to nri.e and iu
thl. We Rerr actively and atr assisted .r a charm
Irg "a thiet as ever did murder tar Tran. picked
"a drunken man pockets Tor Hl- urutIuc- Ihle a--
.l-trr Was ID trilc-rllu from u tle kt. Ela had
almost a- much respect tlr "a Moor aa Hc had and
spoke the French oi rle LeEaut
We never knew vHar he made from the trans
action. rs certainty ur made enough. and tn
equally sure thing flat almost every sou We had
r.a-.eG into Dds hands before be- would assure ot
success. flru AZ the l4-t minute. lr came around
and declared lr could uulE hali at Li- bargain.
All he could la Ha- 10 promise u- that Captain DE
Costa would Bee passed Yur .f tlr prison gates nine
O'Clock the following night and that would
have o. care Tor Ilm irYu taar moment Iul-luol as
he our pa-retHern. would take u. chances what
rrer. When eErasrllafcl EIrL Llu hc held ur Tor
Elra the sole ut one foot which had been rIig,i
and torn hF "a tastInado and then 1 understood le
had reasons tlr fearing to participate.
The might came and ae made way through
New-York tribune., 1909-12-26

.ra.r ..-rar.ler- enemy. Pablo DE Costa.
/ ...-. almost I..t ll- balance and tut for Villa
. lar. would have tuuHle- over the
..rel t.r .gt and waved my hand ln
and ..e~ tLt llr.talrs dust calet
..-l. ... smile ritltuI NOW iu the heart
.gr r..|-a smile
...- f. rlt bend rI rlr crooked street.
..-- ...- ra .lrV. After them the rclo'-
f.e .lu.tiIrl ~ sandals as Tie mob
.-. --. f..r-.. r-rlr-r1rlup. Sow and
..... Wa. thrown lU Dur lIreluDI. ana
.e .g t~oaIlr whipping out n ihe
.-r-.- chose llr.4r4re from assaulflue
..-.- t.el. tleE hated us and each SIDE
...e .eer "a tuI' minute before any oi ua
-..- .r WA. Leopard
Y...f le said D. was De Costa.
.. tls same instant \i.lalol cAcl4iulea.
.e lo- W, must get hlm out. We've
r.. u.I,, ar enemy q. Jose. and from il-ti
.. began q. plan Tor has release. II WASH
-... Won rrar De- sure. cautiously AF
-... Consul. lu- received no encouf fiseiiei.I-
New-York tribune., 1909-12-26
SUNDAY MAGAZINE FOR DECEMBER 20. 1909

-.- ---el with raTier points turned
--- then az the conclusion Ot TINS
--.-~-- being driven out INTO the street
---ltg-. and violently atu1-l-led hv
-. certain blows of thar broom, This much
.--.e---Lar meeting ~ long standing
.-- unfinished and deferred.
-a was thar time some seven wears
a-.- -- meeting a- Iaro- when they hung
-.e- like ralr NJ bulldogs al Berlin
.-.. "a way 20 gross blade, geuteelly. on
--..r ..er parted with the declaration that
-eE- leave rf absence they would decide the
.- meeting l- -le most convenient place
---1t H-- long coming Tor N less than SIX
ra-e l- Africa ,- -le hardest camp aign
4 ---e- and had become known as the Cap
I forgotten -Le old affair. thought ot II AZ
intervals. hV thar day when we three
NH-.... q. watch the war between SPAIN
..-. The gray had crert INTO my HAIR and a
guinness lad come over the Scared face ~
81. Herg never boys after thar African U4r
...- -l- .-te from Us and taught the lesson
M
New-York tribune., 1909-12-26

tne dirty crooked, narrow streets. and. dressed
MoOrs waited az a safe distance outside the prison
walls. We had no doubt that our man would be re-
leased. for We had given money enough % bribe a
whole company OF such soldiers as the Moors;
but what We had 20 fear was his being captured be-
fore We could get him our consulate.
4 drlzzle Of ram began 20 fall wetting and chill
ing Us through sort ot police officer came past Us
and said something which interpreted 10 mean an
order % move on Our faces were stained so we
could pass for Moor IN appearance but that did not
help. for InasuuCh could not answer were IN
q predICameut. He said something more and stared
hard al US We We're standing beneath a suffering
little lamp iutting out from a wall, and he came
toward Us threateningly.
I SAW NIlalOu signaling me cautiously and peered
down INTO the depth of the narrow street be
hind Us. No one II sight. nothing but an i'm
penetrable blaCkness. Instantly / knew what was
could take q step NillalOn was the man with his
fingers shut round the brown throat in a grip that
prevented Outcrv. The watChman made a quick
New-York tribune., 1909-12-26


grab for his dagger. but Lepard leaped
forward and struck him a blow at the
base OF the brain that sounded hard IN
the silence. His feet scraped across the
c0bbles. and he hung limp when VillalOn
dragged him back into the darkness.
We picked him uu between US and ran
until the street lamp had become a mere
glImmer, then bound him IN the folds Of
his own buruoose. gagged HIM lest he
recover consciousness too soon. and left
him pretrily seated IN a doorway where
any paS-erly might surmIse he had come
o. rest through "a drunken breach OF the
Mo-iem faith.
Scarcely had We regained our former
position before the WIcket-lIke door of
the prison wall nearest the sentry tower
was opened and a man was thrust
through n We hurried forward % tind.
weak from his horrible prison life and
daZed bv the sudden freedom for which
he could not account our Spanish Cap
tam. As we came toward hIm he began
t. to-ter OFT IN an attempt 20 escape. until
We called. and II was Leopard who thrust
a hand under his armpIt and SUPP 0rted
him
We had no time 20 talk. For an in
staut he could not recognize Us IN our
gTotesgue disguise. and then he almost
broke down tor gratitude We hurried
HIM into the very street where our
policeman Law and swiftly helped him
don the Moorish costume We had brought
for the purpose. IL was / who smudged
his face that he might look like a
negro and IN less than tive minutes
after he had been showed from the
prison We were on our way % the con
sulate.
Heavens. how we tried % hurry
him along, We knew the streets 80
thoroughly. having So well studied them
III the three weeks while our plans had
been maturing that We could have run
down them bLndtolied but De Costa
was TOO weak % run very fast. We came
% the bridge across the Pearl from which
on sunny davs we had watched the
women at their laundry work crossed IL
and were IN modern Fez 4 hundred
wards two hundred and already We were
beginning 90 congratulate ourselves on
our -ucce7s-Wheu abruptly. from "a side
street there came a group Of hvc men
From far back iu the distance at the same
moment arose a ClamOr Of alarm and
We knew tlat the guards Of the prison
were pretending 90 have discovered the
escape. Their trcachery was plain
What they had intended % do was
70 that poor fellow 60 for few minutes.
m The men coming toward Us had been
b IN the very belief that we would come
and were expected to intercept Us. IL
a. m an instant. and We lost no time IN
those men could realize that we were not
-rrr. ..rr. ..rrr .r ..r.l
New-York tribune., 1909-12-26

H"+.a
-.- .E .-- amt uru- We
past The .Iue .t WAY
.a--- .f the country.
.. .r -l.r iar when rle
-.a-- t--- and almost
IA. victory We .ere
#e He-e occupying
.-e-. .-- H- thar day
.r-. gates we've thrown
came U.a--r-Ug
streets -...-e
cures followed r-
.--e--- and -le-.
and -rie-o-aarlv
-.... band .f prisoners
r. -.a sultan as eTl-
"a. H~t Ht Allah.
-.. fal.a.-l must
.. .-a-al lrl 0t lis
-..eG .r The sight
......sle From .ur
.... down ar r.eu
.-. ANA afraid we
-.r .t men lt our
.. nearly a-- .Hr
~-.- toward -le .'l
-.. E.-e- Pear. q. -le
prisons where even
r-.-.--- died -r.U
ram before and trai'-i
.-a..e at European
It lel-el md -
... H.... --e- chained.
resent .rE and -lrU
-... -.... and ai-l ro
... q. protect
-. was tt-eC .T
-.-.Nr from over
.-.. standing .u tle
DIS. ua-uar.
beneath -- -lr street
"a. barely seven
- ..-. a- .as- rle -lree
were safe t-u
.r could rat gam
-. .. Moorish soldier.
. offer some pro-
...l and le.yiug re-
-.. shout Ilur-
and q thank God De-
.a l.e way CRY 20
... t---gug Hcarl-E
- t.eir lagg4r1 ewes
q. -.af Ulc .a.
t.. .eal ~ fae
..a-. .-. .,.. marched
ralr .-r ancient enemy j
-..r ...t u. t.laurr su.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-26

t.-'
REFORE those men could realize that we were not
~ going 20 run Ac among them and our SIS ords
were 9tIt. and keen lr o. rr-t .u-Ilught tWC Il
them t.l q. mime and L..lrd blade and then
fought three % three. / can tell YOU now de9ler-
ate.E tleE met u-. nor how desperately We drove
at them. \I'laou tered hi- man and rushed upon
the one nla had .Hgascd Leopard. Hr jumped side
WI#r and just al crlrE turned o. seek safety
ia flight caught o. glimpse ut NIalou bringing ms
sword hilt down ou tae N ,or head.
0uIph ou.a' After the other fellow j called.
We must grt hmm lest he observe Us make our way
q. the consulate
"Ni..alou -rraug after the man with whom had
been engaged and / ran over 90 where Dc Costa was
leaning AgaInst the wall lie was sobblug with anger
and henaIug hIs inability 10 help. Tie was cX-
cItcdly begging us % leave hmm lest suffer for
endraTor Lut Lepard put end % ms protestations
New-York tribune., 1909-12-26

merely % irt that poor fellow 90 for "a few mi
then hII him The men coming toward us hal
SET o. watch IN the very belief that we would
that way and were expected 20 intercept
ali-caue 90 a. III an instant and we lost no Z
Far.eEIrg
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-07-06

f. A. DOUTHITT, e. p.
H. c. EASTON, Secretary.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-07-06

touch of NAL de mer-Ah, yes; but they
were out for a good time and soon
forgot this small afhiction. The
crowded tables at supper attested to
the splendid quality of the weather and
the steadiness of the local flagship.
After dinner as many as could crowd
ed into the saloon where musi-
cal selections were rendered by James
A. Wilder William WEIGH and others.
with it for a few Even i'm the Maui
Then came bedtime aud trouble for
room along with it for a few Even in
the Haui-Hawaii channel it was not
rought, and Hio was reached in a
, smooth sea at o'clock Sunday morn
ing.
Despite the early hour, several hun
dred Hilo people were at the wharf 10
receive their friends. The special train
was also in waiting to take the vol
cano passengers through to Glenwood.
Exactly 149 persons from the steamer
made the trip to the volcano-and right
here it may be stated that this was
far too many for the small hotel at
one time. The fine weather cause1
hundreds of unexpected guests to crowd
into lIilo from the neighboring plan
tations, and it was hard enough, hea-
/ ven knows, to find accommodations
there. 1t was the biggest crowd the
second city had ever been called upon
( to entertain and, although taxed far
! beyond her capacity as a hostess. she
made desperate and noble effort, and
won the kindly plaudits of everyone.
The volcano party stopped around
! the hotel all Of Sunday and at night
were taken out to see the crater. There
was considerable activity and the sight
was truly a grand one. Local people
were delighted, and the several main
land tourists in the big party were
completely carried away by the grandly
awful spectacle At 4 o'clock Mon
day morning the visitors were hustled
out of their beds and about o'clock
started again for Hilo.
Monday in Hilo may be easily sur
missed from the accounts of events un-
der other heads. The Mauna kea was
to have sailed at O'Clock, but was set
over to 5 at the request of many pas
sengers who wished to see more OF
the horse races at Hoolulu park. AS
on arrival, the Hilo people turned out
in large force at the wharf to wish
their friends a happy conclusion to
their holiday travels. Light showers
came on along the Hamallua coast, and
it became rough there; but the pas
sengers were too tired and sleepy TO
know or care much OF this. A short