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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-16
LETTERS FROM THE
PEOPLE
Whyf

w intarestNd in YOUR editorial of a re-
cant issue entitled sour Foreign 4
Traden You first proceed to charge (,
the protactive tariff system with mis- 4
leading The producing and manufactur- 1
ing interests to suppose that the home l
field was the center OF |
their urinary interest. Then Won in Il
form Us moor ignoramuses. that under I
a revised tariff system. with free trade 4
in many lines. business men have dis 1
covered that foreign trade presents a 4
splendid opportunity for development |
That sounds like the song of a siren. |
read from the Kansas City Star of |
recent date as follows: "a decrease /
OF more than S37,000.00o in the value I
OF EXPORTS and an increase of more |
than s27o0o, 900 In the value of i'm |
ports were the features of the compar-
ison OF Aprirs foreign trade, com
pared with April 1918 as announced by |
the department of commerce." Now, |
the Star. like the Capital News, seems
to have a fixed purpose to support ev-
erything. right or wrong, that is pro-
mulgated by the present national ad- |
ministration. but it gives US a better
insight as to the facts upon which we II
NAV run our lines of thought and An
AllV TeaCA our CONCLUSIONS, ana L con- |
clude that It win REQUIRE a long and1
strenuous struggle to improve trade
conditions here while there is an in
creased difference IN favor of foreign
interests to the amount of more than
ss4 600. 600 a month. And I further
conclude that 1t is not surprising for
the national administration to discover
and promulgate a commercial agent
IL.
|plorable condition revealed by the
above quotation from the Kansas City
star.
"Since the memory of man runneth
not to the contrary it has been the
custom of free trade and low tariff
advocates to build their argument
largely upon the theory that the con-
sumner pavs all the expense Of the tar
in system and all, the income which
the government derives from that sys-
tenn. Permit me. then, in the light of
that theory. TO ask IL the consumer will
not. in the final analysis. pay the ex-
nense of this proposed commercial
! agent system? It will require several
million dollars to operate this new ap-
nointive commercial machinery. which
"a devised and advocated in a desper-
ate. earnest. but blind effort to break
tha force of the great wave of trade
depression which is forcibly indicated
bv the foregoing announcement from
tho dana rtn,ent Of commerce.
From the language used in your edi-
| torfal one might fairly infer that the
"rev,aad tariff svstep." of which YOU
sneak is no part or in effect a "protec-
five tariff system." which inference is
| q del,,siye deception. In proof of this
we only need to refer to the cause of
the News in the recent past. which in
dorsed the revised tariff system"
while pend,ng In congress. AS a relief
from q special privilege system in IA
vor of protected interests. and though
that svstem nlaced raw wool on the
| free list while II left quite a healthy
| nrofective tariff on manufactured
| ,yoo1ar oooda yra beara M nrotast
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-16
SfDed|9l|1ln 4! el!ale{d65
slsaEsasss ~ 1clashdaranJt1a.es So
The Indian PeacSmakey.

In the meantime shs Rpefish no<Ass
had missed her little daushtse She
searched everywhere she could think
of and finally called the men fron their
work TO help her.
Just as they were most ansdous. there
appeared from the forest Ne iittk
English girl with her new Indian
friend
The Engiishanen crowded around the
little Indian maid to thank her and to
find out where she lived. Her home
was some distance. for she. TOO. had
wandered away.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-16

IL al -year-old daughter He
told her he was to be gone a
long, long time. She asked him II he
would be back before dinner and he
said no. Before supper? No. She
looked grave and fishing thoughtfully
in her apron pocket brought out a
penny. Take this" she said, and
buy yourself something to eat. And.
she added a moment later, IF there's
anything left you may buy me doll"
The recipient of the gift wore the
penny on his watchfob through his
journey. I suspect from what he says
that there will be enough left to buy
very handsome doll.
Such is a child's idea Of the value of
money!
OF course, one would not expect or
want any more of an adorable baby
like that, but 1t seems to me that many
older children have Just as vague no.
lions on the subject.
Nor do I mean children in wealthy
families alone. 1t is surprising to see
how much money children of the mid
die class and even poor families have
to spend on incidentals.
The best way to teach a child to
appreciate the value Of money is to let
him earn his spending money. But, of
course, that is not always practicable
Besides, what Is the use, we grown
ups think of earning money II we can
not spend 1t on those whom we love
best and make their paths little
easier than our own were.
Another way to impress upon a
child the value of money is to teach
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-16

what ails your
feet or what
under the sun
you've tri e d
without get
ting relief, just
use "TIZ. -
..TIZ" draws
out all the poi
sonous exuda-
lions w h ! c h
puff up the
feet; "TIZ'' is
magical; "TIz"
Is grand; "TIZ"
will cure your
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-16
The Tribune closes it's editor
monition to the two old parties:

A suburban resident Boise living on one of the
best roads to and from the city, observes that per
OF automobile drivers consderate and sensible men
against whom there be for complaint but that
nation and punishment Iasmuch there such large
percentage of automobile drivers lacking proper gov
erning senAe within their BRAINS why is it that some
automatic governor which will limit the speed Of
machines driven by such men to one-haf reasonable
speedf few days of such continuance would effect
permanent cure for most of the unrly 10 per cent
Whatever view might be the advisabilityof flu
sion, If lived in Utah wecerainly would agree with
both sides to vote against Smoot
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-16

: DandeliSn Dolls (Forthe Play How).
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-16

foot troubles SO you'll never limp or
draw. up your face in pain. Your shoes
won't seem tight and your feet will
never. never hurt or get sora, swollen
or tired.
Get 25-cent box at any drug or
department store. and get instant re-
observation-disclosures.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-16

The little English girls father took
some fine presents and with some other
men went bach with the Indian girl to
her home.
There they met the Indians and
found them friendly. And that tribe
of Indians and the group Of settlers
were friends long after the two little
girls had grown to be old. old women.
the Play Honyl.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-16
"T|z" SOOTH[S SORE
Tired, sWfAIY FEET

All what relief. No more tired feet;
no more burning feet. swollen, bad
smelling, sweaty feet. No more pain in
corns callouses or bunions. No matter
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-31

v Jh4H I EHH E S|S Et ~ - III -ANSoS
met. Tlsidst meddelte min LRge
mig, at alt som kunde redde mig
Wide vaere en- Operation, hvilken
jeg negtede. Jeg bad min Mand ON
at forskaffe mig en- Flaske ,af Ly-
din =. Pnkham's Vegetable Com
pound, som jeg Wide prove for jeg
Wilde lade. mig underkaste en- Opera
ton. Han bes9rgede dette og jeg blew
bedre Dag for Dag. indtil jeg nu kan
utfSre alt NIT Arbejde og befinder
mig. udmmrket. 4
"Jeg haaber andre lidende Kvin-
der vii forspge Deres Compound.
Jeg vii anbefale Diet til enhver jeg
Ekjender." Mrs. DANIEL D.. B.
DAVIS, 40 Franklin ST., Logans-
port, Ind.
Da vi garanterer at enhver Anbe-
falling son vi lader puhlicere er
Rgte er Diet da like rimeligt at an
tage at hvis Lydia p. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound har Egenska-
Der til at hjalpe disse Kvinder, at
Diet da vii hjalpe enhver anden
Kvinde, som lider paa samme Maa-
de?
Hvis De er syg, bqr De like Sc
Tiden an indtil en-, Operation bliver
n3dvendig,. men straks tage Deres
Iflfflugt til LYDIA E. Pinkham's We
getable Compound.
Skriv I'll Lydia E.. Pinkham
Medicine Co. (Confidential),
Lynn, Mass. Deres Brew vii Bill
We aabnet, .lest og' besvaret at
en- Kvinde og holdt j streng For
trolighed.
Ia.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-31
Sra 8g % @hao.

- 1orleoen gjoros Mils glpit
tra 8amle Ell itorartet Meafrel.
fongit. S ct 8l1nogarn fit ban TO-
600 @Safrel, fortaller ~rGremifrtioott" !
Gn Manb i Ei6lling bnr ole
Margonge al Mmo11affffen fro 1887
til 1914 BET bill iige ct Mlmanat.
8ibliotbef poa 127 Blind. Get moo
mon bel iiga er at fglge meo Gioen,
rgeltfoIIbo".
'AASssaal @e1tlan0et / 9eorge pettz
ter 11ua1t roar en- megef flor 8luo-
barefsport. Ser er en- umuabelig
MaSie Beer og I Moro. og 5gtros
iorb alene boqber man pan gtsport
for EN- MiIlion arot1er, bpilfet er
.oObbeH fac nreeet iom ifior.
asri11s Seinricb, al Meoerlm.
oene Dl oflagae @eipg ! ariitio1iia
fro 25:7. sS,.h omboro poo
arpbleren y33elo1ro", @optein s, 6.
Mootrees. Mnfomften I'll finoe
'Steo ON Gormiblougen ben 25oe
~. DOa6d1t er goaet igoa1g meo at
bt1gge 81 Dattupbaao, fom ftal goo
Rllte poo M6spanoet. Mi@ BDg-
1nir'gsdrbiM gaar BET intiolertio
lite ffart, net Der bare 81 fire Mea1ro
girffou1beo, Cd oisfe tuan ogfo,na
.oelpis faD Gunner, foru an.
oe1,oes IL BoaobDgningetL
Juo tDaoijsen neObeles SCI
bar ~ rt q. omit '1ueo
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-31

og bette iib1te beotoges imoo %
Stemner. @tortingets Rirffetomite
tom Dog life faa 6erie, men ifal
hnpe la1tlet for at bebu1role ct Sop
forllag ON 2amosifolen. Som Gil
leg til De efstraoroinare Gor|pors=
bept1gnit1ger De6tog stortinget emo
mi e1titemmig at zoe 100000 @ro-
,aer til Sanitetsmaterih, bpilfen
Not Dorfborsfomiteen, fon tioIige-
re on1talt,.t tbop6e itreget. @r11noen
til, at 6en MT olligepel poo Gulbre-
bet blep bepilget, npaol biftnof fgges
BERT at oct niIoe ie inrlig iloe ,,o,
netop at nRgte bette 8eIgb, ioa
aptnoernes Goribarsforering bar
oberrnH 5yorSparsui1rifteren e, inb-
fa11rlet Gum til Mfbinlpning of
Wdo1ster peo &erens Boripming
rueo SunitetsnnterieI, og 6oreni11-
gen @blep meget 1rbebogelig berert,
% bet fau ITO til, at bens GfferpiI-
ligbeb Turn ffrloe reiultere J., at
StotsfaSien ipare6e be @enge, ben
ellers ielD bil6e bape ao1pe16t. Gn
at @tortingets ii6ite 8eil,1tninger
angif @ooffienoeIfen al SEN Ialles
ifamoimabiite @%o,rpeutipn at 26ooe
Moi iaar ON gienfioig Tnttigbiep,
TOM enon11 lite lite er blepen forelngt
Mgsoagem / Donmarf % gbe-
rige.
S Mellemttii66en til 5%tortinqets
fornpeR Smmmentrnoan er nrun
lpRnot pou at lie, ONT Gorinarsmmi=
tier &eilbnm gier Mlpor At at traoe
tilbage, ionn set bar Meningen, at
ban fltloe. maeningerne berom Ell
forelsbig itprtt bette. rMorgM. "
nreter SSn,s Mftenpoiten" geeei. Soar
bftnRpnte 8loo. Set, bill Menigbe.
ben !. 6orfparslpgrgsmuaIene rime=
ligbis after Husfe op til Soften.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-31
9nuna,
q

- g. g. Stunt, Meolem al ssoa
@ropeS gproao, og en- of Bpe11s
met fremrape1roe 8orgere, bgoe
orleoen hi ct @ierteonne. SON Ell.
terlaoer ii9 Suitru, to Dptre og en-
SIN y ben iioite boealoe i Sos On.
geles, CALIFORNIA.
q. g. 9bormg, ser bar foot
/ GascQou, Soma, | 1889 og antar
ges at bore oct fgrite bpioe @arn
fpot Soma er bgb I, fit &iem i
Soc Gitp. SON par @eternm ira
8orgerfrigem og bapoe i matrge
Mor breDet Sofelforretning. ! for.
Tiellige at statens 8per, foaIeoes
! dimes, bpor Wr. 1bomas og Sn-
itru gioroe fig alminoelig nfbolot
bla1not BET reiier6e &llblifum for i'm
gooe gam1neloags @~iaitfribeo. Gor
to Nor iioe1r feireoe ban @1llobrpl-
ll1p.
Neo Staterrs College / Mmes
ct ponbegpnot Dpferellen ali Drip
butte meb ttlbprerbe 9aborotoriier pg
Mffiglingslotaler, foitenoe ialt $751;
$50. Dribbuiet ltal bore fmroigt
aIlereoe poo gfteraaret, meoens be-
.le 8Dgmingem ffnl fur1e ,tages /
8rug peo 8egpnoelien of anod Sc
meter. Denne 8pgrine er frrr en-
.9ioeflgi at ct belt Mnleg, iom 6ette
er planlo@, Det &opeobpgningen
og oen an6en Jlgi ienere ftd fejes
til set fom mi ct .poobegpn0t.
Mlbert 8obit bor / Gcott
9opeibip en- sfurf-5arm fom eff
ter ollie MGrfer at bemme oil gjpre
Gieren til en- rig Man6. Otter. Ell
nteget lille Moaleltof begDnote ban
Driften for ct Mar lioen, og font bar
I'M Is ful6pofsne Stinf0pr og 10
finger, Der uopifler fig mget bur
tig. Soainnrt GDrene pm oct 11ar.
meite er ful6pofsne, bliner ben ube-
bageliee r2ugtebonbs -@aiierteI fier=
net, % iioen er oct frn en- lUor-
ngielfe at pasie be pafre Sntan-
6Dr. @n @funfs Sfino betales meo
$3.50 til $500, og on 6isie 9Dr
.forrnerer fig meget burtigt bar mr.
8obiff Ben Gro, at bm1 toni tiene
mere @e1aee bed OF aple Safrmf emo
be6 Spireapl.
~ L%& go G G4E 80 - W- l4uFt 40 I'll
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-31

tad aduner arn chile
foa,r Riper groiefta az Set Hgeer,,
all5abp Diitrdtet set fDodflige
Mp1ta1a. ,lar sDo Dafotas @ron-
ie.. Gor at iatttte set bele / garf er.
Der blebet bonnet 2ittIe Migiouri
'2aapb ano Srrigation 60, bpig &c
fretnr er Gbomas &. 2pp,rs. Get
CT Me,ringen, at aontrnftgrerre fffaI
begpnoe Arbeiot / nnlte llge.. Get
.pil tage en- Mtnngbe grbeibere og
59c1te, % man tror, at man bill font
me loa langt paa Gfteraaret, at
mon naite Mar tm irrigere 5000.
Mcres.
5orelgbig er Der ftaffet tilpeje
$25O,OOO, lon1 bill blibe tilitreffe-
Zig | Mar. @opebbemningens lfol
ligge 10 Mu %neoenfor Ml3nou peb
Sittle Misfm1ri @iber, bporfrn @nn-
bet ifals lebes til Gottontpooo Greet.
Oct -er Meningen, at omfring 80
900 NcreS paa @eitii6en al aittle
Misiouri lfal irriseres;; men Get er
multgt at Mreulet pil uogjgre. 49,.
600 glcres.
&c 5000 Acres, iom ifol irrige=
res naite @qr, er ubnenrfet 2ano,
og Der inofommer ollereoe Mnlgg-
ninger ON at foa 8an0. Diitriftet
oil bltpe. go0t foripnet meo Bonner,
"a fire nllereoe bnr begpn6t at uo-
ftitfe 2inier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-31

sar1le GrpGrbiae DpfDl.-
ssiaas4niet neoe poo 8anfplaoien. /
riltio1ia &c i oisle Doge lolgt I'll
'u tort Jirma, iioIn NJ, bar fine 81
taller Der j Marbeoe1. Zen golnle
a{darb Ct bpgget 1 1910, lom Snoe
for Doerbofretten. S h iioite $50
Aor bar ariihann Dpioltringsbus
4bolM III Der. s Jorgqoroen ii
fgdoeh bar r9iorlf a1pnogiereliestt'
beuoe"" fine Sofaler. Mpile1ts SS1ro.
tpgter er Statens @ibrag til Dp.
pitrineshuiet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-31

II.
rooig foqh !1rgen banr u.
ten nrqn tffe mi1roes Danpl pe,ter
perfor .et uottlarfet Sgdor, % fosn-
nler Ute Soften or tib1ig bill set
ogion 4blipe brnl meo sRorn % go
teter. &.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-31
4uh BaA.ts.

Surrp u. aamb, @ralioent
for Jirit stote 8narf al mcsSntofb,
er al Dommer Bott1m 69rnt til tre
Gars Strafurbei6e for at babe afgi-
bet falif Mapport til @tatens @m1f=
Mpnrtement. Man ifal forigge al
6ebile, at Banfieren spur iinosfor-
pirret.
gn 5armer peo Mabn 6. Sui
mief, bae,roe 11pr &isbmore, loaelc
for. to Mar iioen 40 Mcres &ug.
men fit set fgrite Nar life noger
Mpling. 5orrige Mar. fom noget al
&l1gen, lnn be 40 Mcres bragte ol,t-
trent 200 @u1bels, og iaar er Den
fontmen e1,onl1 tptfere, ioa &11Jage-
rem mi e11oelig bill gipe rigttg Ct
&'rondar.
So, =. 5EgEYs& |-.tHN H. 1y@ESH ~ sEH5
St itgrre Mntol WRnb, Der
f'ngoes at tilbgre Mrbeiberorganiinz
tio,1en IS. 50. W." mfom forle-
Zen til Mberoeen og beepnote at ugi-
tere peo- Mgoer % %opbioieroe So
Ter poo @aoerne, Ml1tboriteterne
optroaote Dog poo en- laa frnftig
Monoe, at 2eoerm fanot Set flogeit
at forfeie Jig m at 8gen iipn b1rtig
fom mr1lig. og en- @ientagelie al De
l1rcligbeoer, fom ifior farbt Steb !
e11feIte s,of Mor0 Dofotas 8per, bIep
|oerpeo forbin6ret. ollie Mgoer paa
,@m6erne bleb npgtet, og ba Der til
en- ge6Dnboel1e lite blep. netet pod
|6eme 9rbre, arrdtereoes flere at
2e6ert1e, me6ens Sc oftbre ingeoes
uo al Bhnen. Slere at Manbere err
-ffInreooe, at Sc life iitoo Sorbin0eIfe
t1neb IS. @. 49, eller Bdooe bert
:mgef ont 6etu1e .Srgnttiiation, fgr
en- Sci 9pbigIere hgDn0te at for-s
fpIge Dem, % set bur pna BERNIE
mna6e sc fntntioig Ddr TONNE til
Meroan. Ser bnr tnH operi 200.
mn1rn. inr1f1 hnn EN- foo bDI6fom
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-31

uN u OPpuSl-
ringer indtil tjeg
blew en- Byrde
for mig selv,
Jeg led at kvin-
delige Svaghe-
der, saa jeg TX
Ike kunde staa
paa mine Fodder
og havde Ell.
Flo ne mmelse
som af Millioner
af N a al e
- I
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-31

N N5
8. =. @rimsrnh, en of De. foo
eienlepenoe @eteraner fra Get 15oe
@iseoniin &egiment set norffe
@egiment, fom neltog / Sen omeri=
fanife 8orgerfrig = 6eieger /
CONNER for ferfte Gong lit See
6rela1eb 1ioen ban iom II Nnrs Gut
brog uo fra lin 6eoebp, Dramme11.
@m er enorn. rdif og rprig, og ban
{fulbe bore &egimentets gnmle So
ne / doe sSS11litoget / @riitianin. Sum
sem re11ltre Mrm er liot forfrgblet
efter ct nermere @efien6tifab meo
ct &ar fon~feoererebe &~ifletugler.
a.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-31

lllpen e fremoeles paaferoe IN.
Zoe pna M%anofieloene. 9oppen Mrel
J @nbrielicn fnangeoe i~orleoen 3 ulpe<
ullger nppe peo Ntersponoet. Sc
Ia pn Sneen. "9eappe1t tror bet
er Affom efter to @arger, fom
bar gras;eret Der i Iraften belle
&nteren. Sc bar oram oper 100
@en for srel. Af 500 @en bur bon
fnopt set babe igien.s Soruoen oe
Dpr, lllpen for DrGm og gM up
er manee 2pr blepet frgmt no for
Gtnpene o9 ioaleoes gonet tabt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-31

for p s v
oI6 q oee ait Deb as'rlls
I9e, bIep ioftea RiebIf Ipm. nef
|poear GeIlD,een, bporpen Ben. mrogif. q
blibe ontenot Of @niitertle.
Samiblertib fprang SSIben nn Sns
til S,pas, ontanote Mpotteter smitbS
fore gienoom pda Gorpet % DOE
lagoe 81. d. be foitbare 5arrltnger,
font ban bap6e gH me0. fig brent
fro @eiter ! piten. S 2gbet Of 5
IS Einer bnp6e 8ranoen ruiet no.
&eroeo 1000 Menneifer 8Salp-
belen al 8pens Sno6pggere bar
"a ba1spil1e. Asm Marferne ! DIN.
|eonen ilog Sc SER.
Spor Der itaI itaffes Salslp til
oem / en- Sort. en-, en- @oabe. Sc
inofpnrttereDes forelebig / Sfoler,
Nfbologlofaler % &rfer ! Smeg-
men.
st iuteresiaut Mnrfunb I &rt-
%itiania. Der finder i bem1e 8ib
u6gmpninger Steo peb MtersgaDe
Nr. l og 8 j 4riittanio, % beo BEN
2eiligbeo er Mrbeioerne iteot paa
en- gqanmel interesimt @runomur.
1ette 6unb bar gibet Mnlebntng
til en- Ga Disfus1ion. Mogle gint="
ter poo, at set er EFT al 8pens gaan+
lie @oloe, mnnt er iteot pon. @ro..
fesior SSt1gpqr Mielien, ser bar
~n,roeri6gt Muren og Steoet, erfle-
rer miioIertib, at bette lite far ba-
be fin &igtigbeo, men meuer, at ben
fnarere er @rl1nbmltren til y@rinfe=
[Stol6em", Der opfertes | 1N2 for
at ifaffe Stalorrm til &rins &arl
af @esens @e1te. Stal0en ito6 ipo-
rigt til mfrtng 1860. Bisrnlon
boeoe / Mfersgn6e Scr. i omfrine
1866; "a beiggte ErofeSipr Mielien
bam ofte, men sen Gong erin
6rebe &rofesforen Dor Asriniie--
Stal6m foriprnod.
Ser er imiolertib BET at inbpellDe
moo Mntogelim ont 8rtnielStnlben,
r6taler SEN norife @rofesior ielp, at
M1ren biitnof liager temmelig longt
fremme / @a0en. Sg UNDER DiS-
f11siioner ON set gan1le i%nteresfante
Melrrtlno bar 6orfotteren at u@am-
le &rHttannbilleoer", Expeditions
chef Gollet mi freaniat fom i'm Sp-
ffattelie, at M11ren bar tilbert ben.
norife @obeoitaos albite Strife, rSSel=
Zig EefoIoigbeos. Strife" Der lao
Der peo 8pens Corp, men brenbte
i 1886 og eritatteoes al @or Srel=
iers Strife. @r1nbml1ren, lom be-
ientlig beito6 al pnre @ul1eiten
fammenfeieoe meb @dlf, bar meget
bre6 og 11ooeoe e 5tntffe ms ! Offers
gooe, &rin1en at &esiens stalo-
bpgning Loo 6erimo6 i1t6enfor 60.
6eIinien - erflaner Sr. goI1et..
Ser er ogloa. funoa 8enreter
beb @rl,n6muren, og 6tsie ifriper
Jig a1rtagelig fra ben @irtegoaro,;
w@ofenlun6en" fal0et, font, ongnp
v6ellig 1refoloigbeos Strife.
Sra ariitiania meobeles, at
Dpmflin g. @untber, 9efretRr peo
ben meritanite 2egottom, bar afgi-
pet f6lgenoe grflaring urgaoenbe
De norfe 8lnbes @ergt1tirtg ON, at
bun fornplig fornermeooe &riiitnnios
&opnefogeo, 90 benne gub Sr6re til,
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Mr. @1rntreb Dor @ja1t if,1loe tiff
te Mnferplabs:
.Angialoerpoe @anoeIfe ftpIotes
ben til1pnela0en6e itore IorbiitreliTe
og polofomme @oloning hos en- nor1if
&apnepoltiman6, for0i en- engelif
yaebt baboe fdtet Mnfer pan ct piit
eteo / SaDne1t. gn fremitane,1oee
norif &erre % leg par en- meri-
tonif @erres og bans 6uftr11s Sic
tier ombor6 pom a5nrtNet.
yDetn eaeitet ,Torbinoelie meo OFF
faren. bon, at leg forlangte, G en-.
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Life
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JESSIE i.
VIII 81 PslI Rase Insstretlens.

CONTENTS.
The Danes and Pol
ittcs.-The Churchssand 1PAA.l@@soh.-
Public Education.-The university
end the Proisssers:mIhe Army ana'
and Local OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Unions and social Demoeracy.-
Copenhagen.-Court and Society
Art and Letters.-Nusic and h
gtage.-The Position of Women
The Prsss;Icountry p s,~s aas
Aged.-The Freehold Farmer and
Agricultural Cooperation. Re-
claiming the Moors.-OM Time Dem
mark.
ILLUSTRATIONS.
A Typical Peasant Home,-The
Round Tower. Copenhagen.-The
Royal Palace Of Copenhagen with
Fsthe daily Parade of Life Guards
Outside Porta, Copenhagen
Theatre. Cop enhagen.-The Ex-.
change, Copenhagen, - Thorvald-
sens Museum, Copenhagen.-Group
Of Danish School Girls at Gym
nastics.-A large Danish Farm
A Typical Danish Village Church
a Peasant Wedding.-5nterior Of q
Fssas4ic1s 5ome' Palace cooreyis 4ed OF
rfcksborT Castle. Gammelstrand,
the Copenhagen Fishmarket.-Old
Gateway at Roskilde.
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