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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-27
Absolute Proof

A PSYCHOLOGISTS have arisen and
then who claimed to have found evil
dences of there having been race of giants on
the earth in prehistoric ages in the form of
man. To all such claims science now can
bring forward commonsense and easily shown
proof that man in his present shape cannot
possibly be over the height and weight of the
average human being of to-day Of course the
weight of most of the body is on the two an
kles; but we can take the cross section at the
knees for demonstration and show that the
weight above the knees they have to support
cannot vary except in narrow limits.
If certain body, bone as an example, be
made twice as large in every dimension,-that
IS, twice long. twice wide, and twice as
thick,-the weight or mass will be eight times
what it in the first case. But the cross
section will only be four times what it was.
Now. the strength of matter for holding up
weight varies the cross section; if the
dimensions were doubled it would have only
four times the strength, but would have eight
times the weight to carry. Apply this to the
knees and it is at once seen that man in his
present shape is absolutely impossible a
giant, unless his bones be made of iron or some
thing equally strong. His symmetry would
be destroyed and race of giants, say, twelve
fifteen feet high, could not possibly have the
form of man unless they walked all four
limbs instead of two.
Right here is also the necessity of large
animals, such as the elephant and the masto-
don, of having four legs, so that their weight
can be distributed sufficiently. This rule of
physiology applies of course to all animals,
holding that no animal can retain its present
shape and be, say. eight or ten times as large.
Laurence Hodges
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-27


progress, and into this the meat had fallen As
the ant bore down upon the pilferer, it tugged
desperately at the treasure, dessting barely in
time to wheel and close with its pursuer. For
few moments there was confused blur of red
and gray, as the pygmy warriors rolled over and
over on the floor then | saw the spider drag
cling the ant after it. the plucky little fellows
jaws firmly imbedded in his antagonists body.
1t certainly was a unique tug of war, the
spider reaching out with its long hairy legs,
which buckled under the extraordinary strain,
the ant setting back with the grim determine
ton of bulldog. Slowly inch by inch, the
spider worked its way toward the post Of my
bed, the ant disputlng every step OF its progress
Now, untleT each post OF the bed was tin
can filled with water and kerosene OIL this pre-
caution being necessary to keep whole regi-
ments of ants from marching over ones face in
the small hours of the night The can that my
combatants were thus ftfully approaching had
contained butter, and the sides were not only
very smooth but thoroughly creased. Spying
the shiny thing ahead. the spider summoned
all its strength, and after much scratching and
slipping on the polished floor finally reached it.
Here the spider at decided advantage,
dragging the ant up the slippery side of the
can with comparative ease.
The top of the can had been hastily gouged
out with can opener, leaving Jagged margin
a third of an inch wide. and upon this greasy
footing like two men fighting on the brink of
precipice, the contest was renewed. The spider
now right beneath me and within two feet of
my face. tried every possible device to break
the ants hold, clawing impotently at him.
reaching back in vain attempt to seize him,
and finally rolling over and over.
When could again distinguish the two both
were clinging to the inner edge Of the can
Like flash the ant relinquished his hold,
darted at of the spiders supporting legs
and severed it with one quick cut of his power
full little jaws. Falling into the oil, the spider
struggled frantically for few moments and
then curled up into small gray ball, which
shuddered once and then was still
The ant after nosing about the dismembered
leg for little to make sure that it was not good
eating, made his way down the side of the can
and across the floor to the crack into which the
bit of chicken had dropped, and after prolonged
efforts nothing short of prodigious worked it to
the wall and out of sight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-27
NO QUARTER
By Bradford X. Daniels

Manila at the time. My much
acho had just shuffled out of the room with the
remains of my lunch, the sound of his Tapping
slippers growing momentarily fainter as he
treated down the long corridor to the kitchen
back of the open court. | was staring idly
through my mosquito netting at print OF the
Virgin and Child upon the calcimined wall OPP
posite, when | noticed an ant struggling with
something the floor. On closer inspection
saw that the sturdy little creature, one of the
red variety was trying to carry off fragment
of chicken, which must have fallen from Juan s
tray.
Drawing my cotton filled pillow closer to the
edge of the bed, | watched my enterprising
neighbor maneuver with his find, which was at
least ten times the size of his own body At
first, he gripped it by the middle, and, sitting
strained; but to little purpose. At length he
relinquished his hold, circled twice about the
bulky treasure, and then evidently struck with
new idea, seized it by the end and drew it rap
idly across one of the wide hardwood boards of
which the floor constructed.
At the edge of the board he got into difficult
ties, however. as he encountered deep crack
fully an inch wide. He moved the fragment as
close to the edge as he dared, without running
the risk of its topping over into the gulf below
and renewing his hold, reached out with his
hind legs for the farther side: but, stretch as he
might, he could not span the chasm Finally
as if disgusted he sprang back and, leaving the
meat behind. ran up and down the side of the
crack III search ol d cToSSiHS. ~ one poHil nc
discovered fragment of cloth caught in a
silver from Juan's polishing mop; but it would
not bear his weight, SO it was abandoned
Three feet farther on. he found mango pit
wedged into the crack and after examining it
with great care started back for the meat.
During his absence, however, spider-one
of the hairy variety with the letter d on it's
back-had CHANGED upon the bit of chicken
and made off with it toward its den in the
cracked and gaping wall at the head of my bed
On reaching the spot where he had left his
prize, the ant paused, giving me the impress
sion of unbounded astonishment, then he
rushed off, darling this way and that, his ex-
element increasing at every turn, until he
struck the trail of the thief
In the meantime the spider had got into
difficulties Rushing along at top speed, with
its booty firmly clutched in its powerful mandi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-27
Do You Know? P Psfs,es You P Do

AS it is about six thousand miles from the
equator to the pole, a body ten miles from the
equator would GO about nine hundred and
ninety-eight miles an hour. From this can be
calculated the difference in feet to the second.
1t is found to be about three. So if it took the
ball only one second to 60 that ten miles, it
would hit three feet too far to the right If it
took it thirty-hve seconds (Which is about the
correct fgure), it would hit one hundred and
five feet too far to the right.
This is one reason why in naval warfare
ships shooting at one another from great dis
tances should get in an east and west line if
they cannot get the correction due to this rota-
ton of the earth. OF course the only thing nee
essary to be known is the latitude of the place.
which is taken daily on all ships on cruise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-27

A BODY dropped from a height does not fall
n exactly straight down. 1t invariably falls
little to the east of where it would fall If the
earth was not rotating. Consider ball dropped
from tall tower. The top of the tower is going
faster than the bottom of the tower, for the
same reason that the rim of a revolving wheel
goes faster than the hub This being the case,
of course the body will fall a little in advance
of the place indicated by plumb line
pended from the place from which the ball was
dropped, on account of its greater horizontal
velocity compared with the velocity of the
place struck So the error is always in the di-
rection of motion, and the earth always
turns toward the east the body will fall to the
eastward.
There are two places however. on the sur
face of the earth where there will be no error,
and of course they are where there is no rota-
tion,-at the north and south poles.
Experimental trials of this phenomenon have
been made by two men, Benzenburg and Fret
burg. The latter used an old mine shaft for the
purpose, obtaining free fall of over five hun
dred feet. After over a hundred and fifty
trials the mean was taken and found to be one
and twelve hundredths inches deviation to the
eastward, which is very near the proper calcu-
lated value of one and eight hundredths
inches Of course the deviation differs for diff
ferent places. being the maximum at the equa-
tor and the minimum at the poles.
A peculiar fact somewhat akin to this IS that
a projectile in the northern hemisphere is al
ways devated toward the right and in the
ue1fllS lJIltIt lOWdId Tic llhS ID
occasioned by the rotation of the earth. If one
sticks hatpin through orange and rotates
the orange, it will be observed that the equator
of the orange goes round faster than any other
part the velocity of the different parts de-
creasing the approach is made to the poles.
Now consider the earth in like manner. Sup
pose some one at the equator fired directly at
the north pole along the surface of the ground.
As the cannon IS moving at the equator faster
than any other thing IS moving, the ball will
haye tO OF a
aimed. however, at place going much slower.
Therefore. the ball will hit good distance to
the right of the object aimed at. If the shot is
fired toward the equator, it will fall behind the
object aimed at; for the things on the equator
are getting out of the way, as it were, faster
than the cannon that shot the ball. But the
deviation will still be to the right from the
cannoneer's viewpoint.
This deviation is not SO small as might be
imagined Cannon have been made to shoot
ten miles. An object at the equator goes APP
proximately one thousand miles hour
object at the north pole zero miles an hour
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bles, it had encountered a
crack even wider than the
one that had barred the ant S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-27

WAS PROSTATE with malaria
l in an old Spanish house in
Manila at the time NV much
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-11-29

Zen Gale, iom aeiier @ilbelm
bolot | asnigsburg ben 26. Auguit,
og iom bor D9ret @enitono for me-
gen Drsftelie, bnr otter | 2sroags
@enitono for 9isfusiion / ben tpife
9igsooe, og | ben @nleoning tog
9apens Organ 0Osieroatore Houlo-
no" Oroet til 6oripnr for aeiieren.
Oct b9uoer, at Oe6otten leoerer
8eois for ben uigenoripelige Sano.
beo, iom inoebol0es | aeiierens Eo-
Ie, OF Eronen og 4lteret life fan
ifilles 90 | SDiflan6, % Heligionen
er n~eoDen6ig | Gampen MOB ben
mo0erne Sios uoifeielier. 3eiieren
uotalte: Dariltne 5priters Reeerine
fan fun fortiattes efter @errens
Billie. alteret og Sronen er nRr
forbunone og mao life TITLES 49,"
gotifanets Organ tiger 81. O.: De
to Soler Of ben tpife Wonarf Il
asnigsburg og 8iiron) par noble,
retf9roiee os fonititutionelt for.
refte. Meoens Srreligion og Demo-
gogi filler Brincipperne for autori.
tet oa Sroen | 5are, par bet en-
2inorins at bere Disie Sumobeoer
nobeIt foriuareOe ira en- magtig
Gprites mpnoiee oe maieitaoiife 9a-
ber.1
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-11-29
Sh 5 9riitne.

6sl9en6e artifel, iom fornnIie
forefront / gariitelig 5olfebIao:
6iemlanospoiten", bar ri lpit meo
megen Snteresie, og oct forefom.
mer os. at ben ogioa bar 9Grinoe
til oonife ariitne I amerifa. s
bpert 5nlo posier en- bel Del al
oens SnoboIo Iige ian go6t pao
5orboloene Dos os iom poo Dem /
Spiflano og 7anmarf. Og iaa ip.
hes hi, at iprlig Oproo6et: Cp,
J ariitne! bsr lDoe no oper port
airfeIamfun0; tbi ifal ri lsie ben
Opgooe, Dor 5erre oe aonee far
benitillet til os, = of pRre ySSor.
oens Solt" og D8erbens 9ps",
iaa mao ni life frpbe | SfiuI,
men ion mao ri frem meo gefen-
Belle, @ionesbpro, Grbejoe og Of-
fer, = ina mno pi benDtte baa6e
Muno oe Ben. Ser fsIger ina ar.
tiflen:
5 9piflono iom Der biemme flo.
ges Der meo Nette oper ben foropr.
peliee, iomuittigbeosleie Dasspres-
ie, Der | operpeienoe @ra6 life
bar Spor nf Joritnoelie ouer for
en- friiten Beroensnnifuelie eaer
friiteIise 2ipsptrinser oe SENDS.
gerninoer, men iom tr96er ! Sfron.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-11-29
8 Misiionens Sjeneite.
Ell Spar Marius 5onien, Staple
BURT. Rebr.)

M~enigbeoen | alberta, aanaot
bapoe inobuot mig til at oeItagl
/ oens airfeinopielie Sgn6og 5. %
Sftober. Menigbe0en / Stapleburi
bar ian penlig at tilitno mig en-
Maane6s Serie til at foretoae Den
ne Heiie til bet iolri9e 4lberto" %
- ON ieg enifeoe BET - til at be.
isse Wenigbeoer / Rsrreoofota el.
Ter anore Steoer pao min Sci.
ReiiepIanen bIeu logt. og @s6el
tillDite. aort fsr min 4frejie fro
9iemmet fom Der 8rep ira al6er.
ia, at 0eres airfes SnoDielie fun,
De fsrIt foretnges B. 20. Rooember,
og ON ieg 0n fun6e ppre me6. 5or-
ifellige 5orbolo og 6eniDn beoir.
feoe, at jeg moatte iige Rei til al
reiie til aannoo peo Den 5io. Wen
bpao ifuloe ieg ina gre meo De
tillpite Msoer andre Steoer? Seq
funoe baoe itor 2pit til at meoe
min gnmle Sen og Weoarbpioer
fra Danmarf, goitor Sobannes
Sborien, Der blonot onoet iful0e
fomme til S%tnpleburit, meoens ieg
oar borte. Sam biloe iee life fun
ne traffe ON ieg r~eiite; og areos.
msoet Ruifin piloe ieg ogiao gao
Clip of. Seq ipurete a~irferoaoet
| Stopleburit ON ct go5t Haa0, og
bet iag6e: reisl Oe ies reiite |
Cubs 0aon.
Hu er Reiien oft enot for nRiten
en- Maaneo iioer, oe ies er Sub
og Wenneifer Taf ifploig, of ieg
fit COB til at foretage ogiaa oenne
Wisfionsreiie. Oct er en- pploig
Nanoe, ON Serren oil BRUCE os og.
iao pan Wisiionsogeren. Oct er en-
flor 2pffe at reiie fra Steb til Steo
os beige fine grsore I gmbeoei
og ! Gnnesifob meo Dem at uoiao
0tpets Orb.
Seq reiite fra &iemmet ben 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-11-29
geo ct Ms6e fornplig al Gene

8eo ct Msoe fornplig al @ene-
raj Councils g8ooro of Some Mis-
ions tired man ifle. ~8be 9utb."
meo @plosipsrgsmaalet, uoen bog
at tabe Woeet. "a man bapoe 6srt
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SEAPORT og Sen-
filling, beilutteoe nc ret og ilet,
at @ploen fuIoe affaites. 50
get-Sunoreo- Dollar Subifriptioner
og 100 Softer ON 6un0reoe Doll
lars ifuloe uofsre 89rfet. ut anita
ge, at Der life mellem Bottom oe
San francisco por $50 9utberone-
re, iom elifeoe Sagen bit nof til
OF brinee ct iaaoant Differ, BET men-
tie De bar at unoerpuoere be ariit-
mes Offeroilligbeo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-11-29

fra 5or9lorene. Og man fan %
iaa ben Spgaoe, ON man life
fan aopipsrge Dem" oe gforbsre
Iiot ON benz. nSioit De ifreo =
men BET fon pore aar iioen -
bar De Der eaer Der
0enne 2igeeploiebeo ira Borne
mes SIDE er life blot SDno moo
6orelorene, men BET err ogIaa Spno
moo Dem ieIn. Seq fenoer en- Nfano,
iom mart bar pofsne 9ern og itor
6orretning / en- al pore 9per, iaa
ban bar 10 nof at gore. Men boer
eneIte llge %ifriper ban til 6a'r %
Mo'r / 9anmarf, og De gomle meo
ben rpitenoe Soano til BAN. Soao
De fan bape at ifripe ON inaoan
Iar efter Aar? Sa, oct pe6 ieg
life. 9ar alori9 ipnrgt 0erom. Wen
oct er 10 Samlioet ira u9arnelioets
fapre Gage, Der fortipttes. Oe oct
er NOT. Mere bebsoes life.
Men oct er bette SomIip, Ser
taeer Sfn0e eller afbrpoes meo
ens aaern9rmeIte, noar 9reuifrin-
ningen bliper iiploen eaer opbe-
rer. Ger bebeoes life at pore no
get i9rligt at Ifrioe ON. glot fri
be. @Gn ogiaa 9ernene til at fri
be til geoitefor9lore, Snfler, 5on.
ter, 5pttere og Sumner. Sbi BIO
BET er oIorie iao tpnot, oct er BOG
tpffere END 8ano."
Men ioo bar BET Sulen. Zen Ell
8opernes 3i0 % ben itsrite @opes
3io. Senoe Sulegooer er fife nItib
iaa nemt, men Ieno
Benge,
en- fem eQer ii Collars. IN fan fro,
ben fan gore ct fattigt Stem glao
ira Cub til 2oft. Soa fnor on ct
greD ben efter Nntaor, meo 3af
= me0 ct 9ierte /. Raor on I9ier
oct, ioa ougges mnaife giet. og
Siertet bliOer iaa tort, iom oet if
fe bar oeret / lang Sio. ga, ieno
nogle Collars til Dine fore gomIe
eaer til andre fore, iom trRnger.
Sg ielo ON De life trpnger. ieno
Dem alligeoel iom Sulegape. Dis
ie Dollars oil fort9le Rootageren
TO cling, mnaife mere emo mango
6oriifringer: at on bar BET goot.
og at on tpnfer fPrliat paa Dem,
6orbinoelien meIlem 6ierte % 0ier.
te boloes peolige eller oprettes pao
m. Og bpor meeen narm @lPoe
paa begge Sioer, oct fan IRE me0
Jig en0og / iene 5ioer, BET fan
nan life reqne no. ION man reaner
meo Collars. Get Geaneitpffe ifal
titles OBJ pon EN- bel an0en Maaoe.
for at iao BET rigtiae 5acit. @en
5ocit, iom Oh fan unre tent meo.
BET ifoI nof - fomme.
Ser. anfer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-11-29
Den ,,gule Jare'' | Ganaoa.

~" INV" DWsk SWs"~~s
l. n9ritiif Columbia oil praftiif talt
ltrafs bIipe en- BropinS al Sapan,
bpiS ben ioponeiiife Snopanoring
fortiptter. iom ben bar ~begpnot",
Tiger Ell eonaoiif aorreiponoent til
a2onoon Zines" Scr / Sioen par
Saponeierne mere oeIiete END Slime.
ierne. Gette er M life l9rgere Sil-
feloet. 9ele ben boioe 8eiolfning
/ 9ritiif Columbia er TENT for en-
itreng lloeluffelie Of 0isie oriental
ife Smmigranter. Meo Oeres bur
tige 6atteepne og e~nergiife 6orret-
nin9s0pgti9beo, bar S%aponeierne /
9i~rfeligbeoen faoet aontrol oper
2ofiefiifet og er liee pe0 at ior.
trpnge De bpioe arbeioere / Esm-
merleirene. De optoger &en meb
ben bpioe Nano paa bans eget Self,
og trler meo at itprte De Spioes
Serre0smme lanas belle apiten. Wtnn
buffer me6 9epen paa Optsierne /
8oncouper for to Anr iioen. Sapo-
neierne foln til iulo 8oritooelie al
De Soioes l1niIlie MOB Dem; men
De oiite, at BET life por oeres Agt
at Io0e Jig fue eIer misban0Ie uOen
ni6ere. Sra ben 5io al er oct bIeoet
flort Tor Be 6pi0e, at ser er rsot
9Io0 / Sapaneierne. Ger er bIeoet
mere 9eniioig Heipeft, men paa iam-
me Sio ooiaa mere MistiIlio.
Get neitIige Canada er / en- Don.
ifeli9 anibe. BUMP iIere bpioe Sm-
mi9ranter mo-" ia96e aipIing. Men
boor ifol De bpioe Smmigranter
fomme ira, oo Canada life bar
bpi0e Sn6bp9gere nof til al bpgge
line Sernbaner2" Get er nemlig in.
gen 6emmeligbe0, at n8be @ranO
5rnnf 9oeific Gailroa0 Company
bar anIsgt Den cono0iife Hegering
ON 8illooelie til at inofsre ira TO-.
600 til 10000 oiiatiife arbeiOere
til at bpgae Str9fningen gernem
9iergene. Dog, til Iroos ior, at
Observation-Disclosures poaitoor. al BET er
umuli9t al op0ripe eiirop9nfe 9Gr-
bei0ere. og at BET Ioper al fsre Dem
no al 2anhet igen, noar Ar6eiOet
er uofsrt. er Der lioen Son0ipnlig-
beo ior. at Regeringen pil indulge i
bette an0roeenoe.
Get ooiiotiife Spsrgsmool~ er
bIeuet til ct politiif Spsrgsmoai i
Oct oeitlige Canada. 2por LET BET
emo goar at ifiite politiife Menin-
ger / oenne 9anosoel, lige oper for
Sen aiintiife Snooanoring itoar De
SDioe ! iluttet crop, eniee og itprfe.
0ette niiatiife Sper9smaaI er og.
loa begpnot at trGnge Jig sitpaa inc
! siberia, 5oifatdeman oe Wani.
toba, % Def er life bare Arbeioer,
foreningerne ! oisie elore Stater,
ION itiller Tia imo6 en- oiiotiif S,n0.
oonOring. : oisie sitligere Stoter
er Der nogIe fineiiife 8aiferier og
fineiiife 5ienere, men Der er life
noget, iom ligner ct Wonopol. Ger
oil bengal ell Gel aor, in0en Ser
fan blioe Gale ON aoppeItrio mel
lem europeiife og aiiotiife arbejOe|
re / oe pl0re Stree al Canada. Zen
uunogoaeliee 5slge oil 0og 5liue, at
ct Spergsmaol, iom beberifer ale
andre Spsr9smoal / en- 2anos0el,
meo 3ioen oil oofie til ct tort 20.
litiif Spergsmool ogioa for belle.
2nnoet.
ySfano."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-11-29

5 Staten 8aibington blep 9pin-
0erne peo 8alget Ben s. Rop. gipet
n~lminoelig Stemmeret, forrtoiat 0a
at 8uoernsren giper 2ooen lin I'm
oerifrift, boorom oi intet bar Jet
enonu. 6sr baD0e apinoerne
Stemmeret / Staterne Colorado,
Sonbo, l1tob og @pomine. &c, ON
geiten life ogiaa i ben 6enieenoe
er notwithstanding
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-11-29

Soerries aonge @uitao iises at
bnoe gipet 5000 SIR. til Den ipen-
lie 5orening i ben Seniiet, at De
ifnl uooeles Jon Fremie for De ire
beoite Af6anoIinger ON 4lfo6olens
Sn0flp0elie paa Nenneifets 9ege-
me og De beoite MioIer til gefpm-
pelie Of Grifferiet. Oct ipnes,
iom 4lpor og @isoom er f~orenet
i Song @uitaps geitrebelier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-11-29

fen ior frit9nferife anIfnelier oe
Den sropeite MnterioIisme.
5 ct tpif Siosifrift %ifriper en-
Eoitor Stubrman en- 4rtifel berom
og opfororer / oenne De troenoe til
at lutte JIG ionaien. San poope-
ger, at oct, Der mon9Ier til 9efem-
pelie al vBresiepeiten". Iom ben
farafteritiif er blepet faloet. er
en- iait 5ammenilutning al ale
troenoe 0ienneifer.
Sffe nogen np Screening = Dem
bar man nof al - men en- aigiort
shilling in0en for ale friitne 5or-
enineer og troenoe areoie og Siem
m o . ben 2onospeit. st f90es Pr
beioe og Ell i9lles aamp for fritz
ne M9no og apinoer, unge % gam.
Ie moo 6oroprpeIien; / boer naa.
gen Sompittigbeo ct 2efte, Der fun.
oe iormes omtrent ioaleoes:
Seq iorpIigter mig | nit Sierte
til:
y 5 nit Sus life at tanle no.
gen apis eler 6iosifrift. bois Ret.
ming gaar imoO ben friitelig i9oe-
liee @eroenSonifuelie.
y girfiomt at un6eritstte ben
afgiort friitelige 8o9spreSie Oeo
at boIoe Ben og opertere / ben, iom
ogiaa ueo pna Heiier at iperge Ell.
ter ben paa ganegooroe og o%ffent-
lige ll6iaIgsite0er,.
- 5 min Omganasfreos, og
bpor Der eaer8 paa nogen Moooe
tilbpOer ii9 Ell 2eili9be0, ipriat
at boprpe abonnenter til ben Of
giort friiteIige 8ogspresie.
~ Otter bebite gone at itstte
one 9eitr96elier til gefpnpeIie al
SmuOs- og Sfonoalelitterotnren
inmt agitationsifrifter al en- f|riite-
Zig iGOeli9 Gresie og 2itterntilr.
0enne Opfororing ira 9aitor
S%tu6rmonn bar ogioo 9erin0e til
os Der / 0onmorf. Get ifuIoe ipnes
ioa ielufsIgeli9t, at 0isie fire Funf-
ter par bInn0t 2epereglerne for Ell.
bOer ion0 ariiten % uosoeoes meo
9pit o9 Soer baaOe al ben enfelte
og / SamiunO % 6oreninaer. 90
oog er oct life alto iooleoes. Soem
al os fen0er life for at income ct
Gfsempel troenoe WenneIfer,
Der 6oIOer iaa ita0i9t pao 6eres
tiloante apis, ielp ON De tit ilet
life iternmer operers me0 bens
Spnspunfter, at BET er umuIigt at
faa oariiteIigt Go9blao" in0en ior
oeres 3er. &c gIemmer, at oft,
6oa0 Ser ieroeres Dem / en- ueroslig
GOis, er Jet iaennen geroens Bril-
Ter, boorfor BET ofteit moOarbei.
Der en- friitelis geoemmelie al BE.
~giOenbeoer o9 Iin9. ut bette letter
lit Bree poo 2Giernes friitelioe
llOpifline, er en- eioen Sag, iom
life 6sr ooeries, men Iige ioo lent
er oct, at mar pe0 at boloe Ell
oer0sIig apis bnooe pefuninrt og
gennem GfsempIet itiIIer Jig ieIo
/ De fienotlige 8eleo6er.
&c.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-11-29
sfriu bjem til Snlen.

Raar man refer | Donmorf og
msoer JoraIore, JON bar gsrn /
ameritn, floees Der ofte oper, at
@srnene ifriOer ina iiaIOent, eler
Oct gear rent | Stoo. Wbrneme bli.
per poo ben Noobe JON belt borte