davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-01
sos NngeIes, Sal.

0enne @nng bar ri en- Rpbeo
al meooele, iom pil onerraife o.
glGoe pore Misiionspenner i Gam.
iunoet. Zen bar iplot os / Bethel
Renisbeo me0 S~perraifelie, @lpoe
os Sof til Sub.
NDbeoen er Oenne, at Der ON fort
lio oil itna en- 0anf eo..lutb.
airfe ! Sos angeles.
9erren bar pan i'm oonte, ua6er.
lige, t%roiaite 0iaaoe lngt alt til
BETTE ior os. On Gag. % ieg iom
~ieNponlig iqroeOes / ben tore gn,
opoageoe ieg en- 9pggegruno til
Solgs meget biaig - 100000.
ct Tor port arbejOe meget bel6iat
aoarter: 2 apartaler Eit Tor Wain
Street. ser OeIer 9pen / Ut o.
8eit; , @Dart ira en- Sporoogns.
linie; l abart. ira en- onoen oa I
abart. ira en- treble 9inie, Der oil
gaa tOGrs ouer belle gpen. % iom
Dil bIiue bpgget / Gfteraoret. pa, ON
bi MI fun0e fsbe oenl Gm Ri fun.
De lame Bengene til g1ggeloo6en
o9 ina iomle nof til at bpgge en-
life Strife eaer aopell Snilfen ppl.
Oig Seir for Subs Hige. Nen Der
bar 10 ingen 1tOiigter, t6i ri er
iaa og iattige, % Erangen til eaet
2ofole for Dor Nisiion bar Ri cite
orSftet uoen at ie llbpei BERTH.
Oct laeoe iis iom en- gpr0e poo
nit Sierte: Snorfor2 6borfor
fan Ser Dog life fin6es en- Tile
glet / oenne tore rige gsr6en, bbor
ri fan iamle bort 5oIf ON 5rel.
lens Orb, noar Der er ian mango
Steoer, tore oe elimrenoe, Der
inmIer Dem til 5or6prDelie2 ga,
bborfor2 Soorfor iriiter CUBS
Rige iaa TRANCE annr | geroen?
Seq ftoge0e min Reo til en- Ben,
Der npIis bar glpoet os be0 at
lutte fig til Dor Menigbe0. Boa lin
rolise, title @naoe iiaeoe ban:
San 8pogelooOen faces, ifal De
nof fan Bengene". Oct gift iom ct
2pn isennem mig. aunoe ieg fro,
bpao iee bsrte. San maotte iige oct
en- Sang til, for bet bIep Hart
for mig. Oct bar foa ubentet. ga,
bet bar innoti pirfeIis snnobeo.
Bengene til Sob af gpegeIoo por
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-01

tpnft paa De 6arer. JON unge ,tpin.
Der CT uoiatte ior, og oerfor bar
lIoet oGret giort for at beit1tte og
bpgge Dem. &c ieneite aars Wills.
ringer al Den .Snioe Slooebanoel"
bar Dog aabnet Soils Zine ior, at
oct er poa 1iOe, at noget aeres
for at beifptte De unge apinoer.
Gn gigeforening iammen meo en-
Del 8enner ira Salem 5rimeniabe0
berlteos toa ii0ite 9inter fat pon
Saaen % 9if / 9ei meO 0prettelien
al et iaaoant 0iem. Salem Renia.
beo oDerloo 0eloillig i'm gamle sir.
tebpgnina, ION par bleben for lille
for Dem, til OmbDanina for
nGonte 2jemeo. 9panin0en eaneoe
lig ppperlig BERTH. aaere0e D. 80.
Nai par a9Ioereta9en og ferite
etage iaa plot fGr0i9e, at Stem.
met tunoe inOpies % aabnes. 6or.
uoen aeffen. en- oaffer 5toritue.
SenteuGreIie. tor spiieial oa ct
2Gieo9relie, er Der 8 itore Sopepp.
Keller og go0. poo on6en etaae,
iom enonu lite er in6re6et, bill ser
blipe 10 S%oOeugrelier % goO.
ut Der bar Strap for ct ioooont
Stem bites itrofs, oa oct paa TO
ire Tiger bar eonife optaaet. Ga
bet bar olereoe Oeret til SiaIp for
flere.
en uns auinoe, JON fom no for
en- nrimelig 5rue, bleo ororet uSaf
i'm Ploos, netOp JON bun boIot poa
meO 5omiliens goif. Sun ifuIbe
9aa siebliffelio. Sun montie lam.
lie idmmen De al fine egne aI9oer.
iom bar meo | gaifenL % fom Tom
en- 5lpgtning meo fine oaaoe alpoer
| en- Snanofuffert til 9iemmet, boor
Gsren itoo unben for 6euoe oa ct
ggelfommen" meote ben0e.
On anOen une aoinOe. Iom ben.
teoe i'm Ssiter fra Roree, baboe
ingen Blaos at tnoe mo. Selu bar
bun life bel. Srm bsrte ON Stem,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-01
Siifop y. Wabien.
st MinbeOrb af SogneprGit
&. ). Solt.

Get er ct tort CAB. ben oonife
Renigbeo bar liot oeo giifop Moo.
lens Gs6.
Set er life ina let at maaIe Ben
9e%tponir9. ban bar bait i6lanot
os. Storit 5~noflpoelie bar ban eoet
gennem lin Innge 9r~oiesioftio. Get
par iremfor of BAN ibIanot De
teologiife 9~roiesiorer, iom gap os
BrRiter ct pirfeIigt Sn6bIit / Geo.
loqien. Get bnp0e ban 9eiIigbco til
peo line ooematiife 6orelpsnineer.
boor ban ferte os ino / friiteIia
Spnfning. 0a Der bar oct BAN if.
fe ON at gsre at aine % line e9ne
Sonfer. Sans ogmatif bob6e frenl.
for oft lin 3oo / oen belIi9e Sfriit
og 6ernpIt / Dor Intberife 9efen-
oeIie og / belle ben oanife airfes
2in. San funoe life gaa meo til ben
iprIie grunOtni9ife Spfattelie al
Grosor6et; men / sorigt bdooe Fan
Iprt 6aaoe ofginrtenien o. 8run6t-
pig. Se eennem Ben nnnoeIige ge-
frugtning, ban ira in 9arnoom
bonoe faaet of grorions Solmer,
bar ban ogian i SIpgtifob me0 Sn.
ore Misiion, bporfor BET par ann.
tie noturligt, at ban / mango aar
oginn par meo I 2eoelien al 5nore
@isiions arbeioe / aeben6aun.
@ennem line 5orelasniuger og
gtsominotioner oner enfelte nDte.
itamentlige Sfriiter % i'm Serme-
nentif (6ortolfningslpre) og lin
6remitilling Of oct me Retainer.
tes 9eoIogi bar ban poet ct uoilr-
0erIigt gi0rng til at isre be Dan.
lie @reiter mo / BET me Retainer.
tie. San lprte % at Ia0e aae Smaot.
terierne og Opreaninger al aae
mulige o. nmnli9e 6ortoIfninger
iom 3piferne iaa tiot forfnloer til.
ligge og oerimoo at lqgge 9pgt
pon BET opientIiae. Gg iom ban
ielp Dor ful0 Of 9grbeoigbeo for
sfriiten, iaaleoes ieate ban at IRE
os in6 / Ben iamme 9etrngtniug
Mange Of os pil0e enife, at ban
mnatte 6aoe nooet at nogioe flere
nbteitomentlige 6ortolfninger emo
SEN til Sobs. A~nbenbnring.
Sans @ernin8 iom 9rnitelarer
bor betpoet noget iaore tort for
mere emo ct SIn9tleo al 6nnife
9rpiter og oermeo for ben oanite
airfe. Ronr oi | 7onmorf biotiI
bar fenOt minore til rationaliitiife
Brpiter emo 5ilf9loet er | Here at
ooregeaboIanoe, ino ifploes bet men.
neifelig toIt I bsi @ra0. OF B.Mno.
len ioa I9nee oe ioa opgtigt os
me6 iaa flor 9roifnb regte0e lin
@ernins Tom grofesior Deo bort
l~tnioeriitet.
Get bar intet timber, at 9anfer.
ne iamIeoe iig ON bam Iom giifop
H6rOnms Gfterfelger. San baooe
ielo I lin Gale peo Geronms Be-
grapeIie Iast, at Rsroom fob iom
ct GnbeosmRrfe | ben onnife airfe.
Den oct iomme funbe meo Sano-
beo iiees ON q. Wnoien. Sra be
fcrifelIige firfeliee Hetninger bar
Frpiterne berfor enige ON at billie
BAN Delfommen Tom Sinnanos gi.
flop. Oct lpffeoes BAN en- aften
at iomle omtrent ale asbenbaDns
ErpIter | giipegaoroen; bi bar ODER
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-01

Der, iom ct 9aan FI6fsIeeIio. Den
Oct par mort. Oct elf iom ct eIef.
triif Steo igennem Menigbeoen, oo
0en If bore ON 9pggeplooien %
gengcne.
Nlen funoe ri MI bDgge? Cor
5onfe bap0e pGret at opiere en-
Bungalow Church" til nogle faa
6unoreoe Collars, bois hi bare
funoe finoe EN- 9let Soro at le9ae
ben paa; men 9poningreeulatio-
aerne ior oenne 9pOel freezer en-
9pgning paa minoit 100000.
Ter inopnriIeoes til Su6ifrip.
~tionsmg0e, % M~enigbeoens Neo.
lemmer meote unge, gomle, 9ern
- ale. paa , a 3 npr, iom life
funoe fomme, % pao minore emo Ell
Cine oar Der tegnet noget oper
100000 til airfebpening. @n ltor
Sum efter pore 6or6oloe. Saa
oIa0 oar leg life isr Jet oct oonife
airfeiolf / Sos Augeles ~ 9rpiten
iberegnet. Nan por glao ue6 al
iaa 2oo al g6re noget goot, noaet
mart ga, Tor Ser par Bigger, Der
gno $4,000. Wen set er ct ao0t
garieI, Der taller ON, at Den life
t%roiaite Slot. Der bar opret iamlet
ON SUBS Orb o. Safromenter Ell
Ter 5pores bis og FRO Der / Cos
angeles. oite biemlss, firfeIig taIt,
iIottenoe ira SAL" til SAT-, iaa
uoenforitaaenoe leOte og ipurgte ei.
ter os. M ifuI0e ina ct eget 0irfc.
biem. ON END file og iimpelt iaa
Dog port eget. Og Subifriptio.
men oioner ON, at ser er lagt Ell
goo @runoDoI0 til ct fat Ar6eioe
for Dor Strife Der ! 6remti0en. IS.
raels gamIe 9ooiange er fommen
frem iblanot os. Zen ON at op.
re iom n0rsmmen0e. ON De
%gitore 3ing, Serren bar giort moo
os - ri bIeo gIa0e". Iii al Scr.
ren er oct ifet, % set er mnoerIigt
Tor pore Zine. Nnor 3 lpier bette.
9enner. uiI 9pggegrunoen oRre
fsbt, % ON , a 8 Mnone0er oil
Der blipe airfeinSoieIie / Cos an.
aeIes - alt, ON SUB pil giup os
al %oberoinoe SinSringer.
9enuer, ieg betrngter bette iom
9eannoeIien til en- opIoie SER for
8n0s Rige FER - en- uberegnelig
3aftor FOR arbeiSet / 6remti6en
for Den ioreneoe airfes Risiion.
0en 100000 bpgger ingen Sir.
Re me0 9iIbebsr. life enaona en-
file iimpel en-. 90 itor @GIo ber
nn0anas. 0a 6en bill bin6re arbei.
oct. Nnn ieg 0erfor min0e ale be
fare genner, iom bar looet mig
6iPlp til airfe Ser. ON bette 9si.
te. 8enner. M trpnger hi til en-
Saonosr9fnine. 90 ale 3, iom
iiooer trpgt in6en 9sre / eoers bpa.
geliae. ia prpgtige airfe6us, inmt
ale, iom bar Sierte for @isiionen
blanot 2nnosmpno, oif : minoes
ben lille trofaite, men biemlsie
Slot / Sos Angeles2 Seq fortaIte
5oIfet, at ieg troeoe, ri boooe 100
genner / Samiunoet, iom oil6e
gipe bper So, mere ener minore, til
Dor airfe og ieg er nis poa, bort
Snab bill life blipe beIfpmmet :
bar fsr aabnet Ere, Sierte o. Buna,
naar iea bar beSet ON Siplp for
SerheD1em, Stole og nnore S1ms
finosuirfiombeoer. Misiionen /
Cos SINGLES, biz beaer life faloe
forgpoes, men ; bill Ia6e os fsle,
at Der er ct aprIigbeoens Gam.
%funosbaano. meIIem os og e6er, ser
er itarfeit | Rs6en. aGe 9i6raa
bill blibe fbitteret for / r0aniferen"
20 Gomilier. Ssren oariens og %.
6~briitpnfens, bar npIie iIuttet fla
til MeniqbeSen.
aGrIia SiIien,
6. Sobn 0 H.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-01

5ro. timber oct oite befpemmeit ieIp
at ieiIe unoer f~riitent Stag - at
be fpIoe aairfen1 og 0Oe SrtoOof-
lie" for at babe forialifetariitenoOm-
men % fremitille Den i Oens SanO.
5eo.
Ger ipnes | pore Gage ingen
8rGnie at o9re for, buno ma til
lo0er Jig. aritiffens glimrenoe So.
ne til at gre olt ~ilp0enOe letter
, Ell i Stan0 til en0og at faloe SUBS.
iorn9atelie % ariitusiienOifob ior
ariiten0om. 5 8piflano bar De Ii
geirem Ell ofriiten" BrGit, Der I9-
rer, at Der iIet life er nogen @uO
till Get ipnes enonu at p9re DNe-
foroen".
Qfen bar man oprietig talt
SOP til oet2 Sar man Sop at 6ru-
&c etboert 9tnbn uoen minoite Sen.
lDn I'll. boao 9taonet Ielo oil iige.
0}an bar Ell 0iitorie onl en-
O1ano. Der meoer en- onOen paa Sci
en- % til6poer al iGIee bum en-
5ral ban bar fanaet. ogil Serren
life fs6e en- 0anarieiugl2"
.Snao for noeet?" iparer Sen
on0en. oct or 10 fife an0et emo en-
@rooipurn." a
o5a,1 iparer ben ferite, ser.
rem fan 10 faIoen Den, boo6 ban
pil; iea faloer ben mn en- aanarie-
fueI."
Sffe ian6t. 6ualefangeren bruser
oct Rapn, Der Inter BAN. Nen
foroi man life letter BAN fait
for oct, bar ban oerfor Get til set?
Or oct Sonobeo?
Ter er III enoong en- beitemt
Slaas dnale, Der beooer spurbe,
en- onoen sIoos. Ser be60er aana.
rieiuaIe.
% Der bar mn ogiao I 1900 9ar
b9ret Ell beitemt Religion, ser be0
a%riiten6om.
9ooen beifptter eners eienooms.
retten = ogiaa Gientmsretten til
Raone. boaoe for Wenneifer og
9ins (SanoeIsborer). Sfnl en-
aanosmagt Ell Aeligion 6a npre
nnrgeIss. nnnr Renneifer itipIer
6ens 3apn2
Soorior / al ger6en flomrer
) Ger til oct Iopn. ser / 1900
aar bar betp0et, bbno 3 forn9gter
og booer2 gr BET for at be6rnge
ANDRE oeo ct fnIif Nnpn2 gner
6nao er Reningen2
8i er frie Renneifer, oe in.
gen toinger ier til at fro poo ari.
%ltenoomtmen men bnorfor foiter
3 ioa life Robnet bort tilIige meo
Sogen2
Seq innes life, Der bsrer mere
emo ennife ippn 4e6eIigbeo til at
fsle, at bet er ~utilbsrIigt at ifilte
meb ariiten6ommens 0npn, naor
man fornpeter amriitiis eder mob.
orbeioer belle Den Gnnosmagt, iom
alene bar biitoriif Iet iii at bore
Ropnet.
% ale De, Der = un0er Baaifuo
al at De life BONNER | Sagen -
tr9ffer liz tifbnee meo ct toiolen.
De Sfiiloertrpf: ga, boao er ari.
itenbom9" er oeres Stanopunft me.
re nGr0 emo giIatus', oa ban fneb
no ira Den tore Opgsrelie ODER for
Snnobe6en peb lit pnfeIiee: nSbao
err Snno6e02"
Sper for Ben oorife, fejee p5oipl",
Der life gioer preoe Sagen, bebol-
Der Seius epig BET: 500, Tom ID.
ger ifaI finoe. Gnbper, iom er al
S~anobeoen, bsrer min Rsit." Zen,
iom ieger Sanobeoen / lit 5nSer.
ite, ifol S~an6beoen. sen IeoenOe,
forlsieuoe Sonobeo. nof finoe. Zen,
Tom life eneane oil iBge Sanobe.
ben, bar iofat liz ielo til osgncu-
Werfet = annoens Is6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-01
&c to 5ienelter.

Ius lIfIoef OH.
5ieneten i ben gomle Fagt fol-
Der ban 6oropmmeIiens 6ieneite.
Og 9ieneiten j Den npe Fugt
fnloer ban 9etieroigbeOens &iene-
ite.
% iaa logger ri 03arfe til, at
ban faIoer Dem berlige beege to,
ON emo meo 6orifeI.
Zen gamle 4ngt par 9ooens
9agt, = ioaoan ier ri %, at Bau-
lus Der tpnfer paa ben.
% 3ieneIten = oeroeo tpnfes
naturligois paa BEN 3ieneite, buOr-
peo 9ooen ita0ig iorfpnotes oe 6OlO-
tes frem for 9agtens 9srn.
Soori beitoo oenne 1ieneites Ser
Iio6eo?
So. bpori beitaar o~perbopeoet en-
2ops SerIi9beO2
So. oeri, at ben beitanOig peger
for Renneifet pon goot. ser ber
efteritrabes. og pao onot. Der ifaI
bo0es, afifpes og unOfIpes.
Gen boIoer u%opgerlig Ell Stan-
barn for Renneifets 2ip / 8eiret.
3eriom et 2ono for Ell GiO par
uoen 2one. og Der iao after bIep
in0fert 9ooe % tilli9e en- Gieneite,
Der baooe0e 9opene, ioo piIoe iaa.
ban 9ieneites Serligbeo itrats ino-
Ipie.
&en g9loer bette al Sob, ian
ealoer BET I Iongt bsiere 5oritnnO
@n65 2op.
DIN ben Tiger Den gamle Bagts
~fongelige Songer: Git Orb er en-
9pgte for min 500 og ct ems poa
min Sti."
Men 6oorfor faIoes 9opens Sic
neite 6oroemmeIiens 9jeneite?
80, gonlfe noturligt foroi oenne
9ieneite beitonois peger poa ben
rette gei og oIorig gaar paa Of
foro meo Memeifets ipnoige Eli:
beieIigbeoer.
Den foroemmer baooe en6per
Gbertrpoelie al ct 5orbuo o. en-
bier @fterIaoelie Of at gsre, bpno
2onen freezer.
"opens 8ieneite oeoligebol0er be-
itanOie gepioitbeoen ON Ret os
nret, ON SDno og iano 0po.
Og oct maa iiffert fables en- fer.
Zig Ting. at Sampittigbe0en boIoes
Dna9en og geOioitbeoen ON 9fet og
tret tlor.
Sfer oct moointte, of Somoit-
tiebeoen iIsoes, og RetsbepiOltbeOen
taber Jig, oa gaar Nenneifet MOB
G~ortobeIiens Qfgruno uoen at pioe
bet.
So pit bar 6oroemmeIiens lie
neite Serli9beO = og oct bar ct.
bDert pelrp9tet GommerembeOe.
Men Der er en- anoen 3ieneIte,
Der er Iongt rigere paa SerIigbeO
= ben me Ragts 5ieneite.
oignenoe fan man oeian iiee ON
en- Tieneite i Def oIminoelige Ren-
neifeiamfuno.
2onen og 1ommerembeOet far i'm
Serligbeo, bet De oeoIigeboI0erHets-
bcbioitbeoen og foroemmer Oner-
trpoelier.
Wen langt berligere er BOG Den
9ieneite eqer be Sieneiter I Gam.
funoet, Der fan opreiie 5orbrpoere
Og gre lOOlp0iee gorgere nf Dem.
Den 5ieneite, Der life alene bqn.
Der, at 2onen er goo, men Iom om-
ifdber 5ierter oe siber emit til at
boloe 2opene.
Snn6an er oct meo oen nbe
Bngts Tieneite, ~8etfpr0igbeoens
9ieneife."
Zen ilanr ineenIunoe en- Streg
oDer ben gnmle Bngts COP, Cubs
COP, e1er r~ingeogter ben.
Rel ben bnooer oeiaa 2open,
men ben ger mere.
Den fables Hetfproigbeoens 9op.
og oct fommer nt at ben TENDER
life nlene til 2oo og Het, men Den
fen6er Netf9r6.
- - IN Ia
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-01
9d, Der beitaar.

Dor subs Orb beitoar spinoslis.
(@i. 40, 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-22
COLOMRIAN SECTIONALISM.

The reported threats Of several Co
lolnbian departments, formerly states
10 secede and establish their indepcn
dcnce are not TO be lightly dismissed
They are the latest manifestation Of q
deeply seated sectional animosity OF
the coast regions against the interior
mountain regions, which more than
once has endangered the integrity II
the nation.
More than half q century ago. after
the Republic Of New Granada had been
renamed the GranadiDe Confederation
measures of Capitalization enacted at
BogOta provoked the State Of Cauca Ia
rebel and 10 declare its Independence of
Bcgota, In which II was followed by the
states Of Magdalena, Bolivar and others
That rebellion was successful, not IN
establishing new republic but in over
throwing The Bogota government. Since
that time there have been numerous
other .separatist movements especially
In AntiOquia. Cauca and Magdalena.
The states mentioned are the depart
meDts which are now orcc more threat
eiing secession or revolution. On the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-22

safe from the greedy glances of ram
many in the Legislature. Or piece
with all this was the Levy election iaw'
creating costly and needless electoh
machinery up in the state to be h'ieo
with Tammany's henchmen. making III
dependent nominations and fusion move
ments difficult and at the same time IN
creasing the size and confusion OF the
official ballot. Reaction has shown ltseil
in the legislation weakening the sale'
guards of depositors in state banking
institutions. passed apparently IN the
interests Of bond. spectators; In the Ia"
ostensibly to regulate boxing. but really
intended TO restore prizefghting, ana
in the influence which the gamblers ex'
ercised In the Legislature.
II would he unfair however, not 70
give the Legislature credit for passing
some good measures-such rs that pro
yidinC for an inquiry into the conditions
affecting the safety Of factory employees
from fires. that for the establishment OF
farm colony for tramps and vaga'
bonds. some measures relating to taxa
tion and some affecting the state regu'
lation of insurance companies. Even
the worst Legislature in many years
masses some good laws.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-22
TAXING OFF THE MASK

Proceedings in the Senate since July
Z, when an agreement was reached to
vote on the Canadian reciprocity bill.
have demonstrated the hOllOwness Of the
pretence that the opponents Of the bill
have all along been asking only for an
opportunity TO engage in legitimate de-
bate. That is the plea put forward
every time a filibuster is conducted In
the Senate. "Shall the immemorial right
o. unlimited discussion be abrldged?'
exclaim the obstructiOnists, who then
proceed to use the privilege Of unre-
strained deliberation to exact certain
ccmpensations f0r consentlng to permit
a vote.
As soon as last Fridays agreement
was announced interest in the reel
procity discussion fell fiat. Nobody
cared TO talk for or against the Cana
dian agreement on Saturday and the
Senate held no session that day. Mon
day was given up to the consideration
and passage Of the campaign publicity
bill On Tuesday there were some lively
passages over bill TO provide for the
erection Of n Confederate Naval Monrl-
ment in the Vicksburg National Military
Park, and the Senate then adjourned
before . p. m. Brief speeches for and
against reciprocity were made on
Wednesday and Thursday, but q cOnsid-
cradle part Of Thursdays session was
taken mp by dispute between Senator's
Martin. Of Virginia, and Dixon. Of Mon
tana. as to the composition Of the column
led by General Pickett in the charge on
the federal centre in the third days
battle at Gettysburg and the relative
valor of the Virginia and North Carolina
contingents In the Confederate army.
Practically, the Senate had 10 kill time
waiting for the vote on the reciprocity
bill. That measure had been debated"
to the point Of safety. Even its op-
ponents will hardly contend that they
could not have stated their case fully as
long ago as the middle Of June. The
dreary prolongation of the debate had
no legitimate parliamentary purpose. IT
was simply a means used by the MI
nCrity to coerce the majority into max
ing concessions rs TO other legislation.
It was a mere hold up" masked behind
an alleged devotion 10 the Sacred
right of free discussion--that sacred
right serving no other end than 10 put
control of the procedure of the Senate
into the hands of selfish obstructonists,
TO whose advantage it is 10 reduce the
upper branch of Congress to condi-
ton of legislative decrepitude. 1t is
time for the Senate to try to recover ITS
efficiency and selfrespect. The extra
session Of 1911 ought to be the last one
TO see the majority submitting to the
dictation Of the minority and parlia-
mentary anarchy tolerated on the ride
ulous theory that it is the only effec-
tive and proper guarantee of free speech.
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JHE TIVE RECORD

II was not by accident that the Demo
cratic party went back 10 the days OF
Hill and made one Of his discredited
Eeutenants its first choice for United
states Senator The party does not
know that it is not still the early nine.
ties. 1t has had Rip Van Wrinkle
steep. IL IL not aware OF the advance
IN political ideals made I'm the last two
decades. What it left off doing when
the indignant public drove it out Of
power 1t has resumed doing without the
remotest notion that anything has hap
pened since TO make its behavior q
nauseOus anachrOnism Its boss belongs
10 the past He is one of the few of
his kind still surviving-with the notion
that things may still he done as they
were done in the good old days of Hill
and Sheehan. Its Governor is new
Flower. And it's Legislature has just
completed record for the exact coun-
terpart Of which the state must 90 back
10 the days of buffalo rippers" and
papier mache ceilings in the State
Capitol
Its guiding spirit has been Grady, who
is so far out of date that he almost be-
came obsolete in the eighties, when Gov
ernor Cleveland babe Tammany's mas
ter keep him home. Grady has learned
nothing since 1890, though when Aids
was driven out OF the Senate last year
for corruption a dim suspicion that
things had changed crossed his mind
and he declared that he felt lonely"
That suspicion, he has since concluded,
was mistake, and lie and his followers
bave been acting under the impression
that the public which they have been
representing at Albany was the same in
moral ideals as the one which used TO
send him and the 'boys" 10 Albany in
the nineties-that no progress had been
made toward political decency, that the
orgies of partisanshlp which were t0ler-
ated then would be tolerated now.
Accordingly the session has beer
largely devoted 10 pursuit Of the
"swag.' as Grady frankly avOwed, over
turning the governmental machinery Of
the state and of its divisions for the
purpose of creating patronage and Oh
tanning contracts Systems like those
which for more than q decade had safe
guarded the administration Of the canal
building and had resulted in the carry
ing ON OF IA S1O0,0O0C00 public work
without breath OF scandal were hasti-
Iy demolished TO make way for others
more adapted 10 Tammany's greedy
purposes. The highway administration
Of the state has been raided under the
pretence of business" and economy,
hut really TO put another great public
work also in the hands Of II Tammany
engineer Even the courts, protected by
the constitution as they are, were not
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THE CONFEDERATE FLAG.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: May l say few words with regard
to an article in The New-York Tribune Of
July 10, and add my protest to that Of
Winchester Post, G.. A. r.. against the
entwlning OF the Confederate flag with
the Stars and Stripes at the fiftieth ami
versary celebration Of the Battle Of Bull
Run. July 81?
We should all realize that 1t is wrong
20 keep alive an unbrotherly and antago-
nstic spirit between the North end the
South-in fact. there should be no North"
and South" now; but 1t seems to me that
nothing is more conducive to such a spirit
| than the numerous occasions growing
more and more frequent perhaps as the
| actual truths of the Civil War recede into
| the background where. b" speeches and
articles as well as acts, the idea Is given
to the present generation, and still more to
| coming generations, that the South was
perhaps mistaken in It's course. but that It's
standard was just as honorable as that
fought and suffered for by the men In blue.
1t is doubtless true that lapse Of time
gives a clearer understanding and cooler
judgment of the causes Of any war, but
was there one single claim Of the South
that was justified? Should the Confed-
eracy have been established, or should 1t
not? Should slavery have been continued
and extended, or should it not? Was the
South right. or was the North? The two
causes certainly should not be equally
honored.
Therefore, II the cause OF the South,
which cost the country hundreds of thou
sands Of valuable lives and millions OF
dollars was wrong. then. with frank and
manly and admirable acknowledgment OF
past error and present loyalty to united
country, bury the Confederate flag forever,
and with it all animosity that must forever
exist so long as that flag Is Haunted be-
fore a loyal Union heart that understands.
FROM THE DAUGHTER OF A UNION
SOLDIER.
New York, July 20. 1911