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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-01

iblfs ,Dnnnepirte", bar en- at ben
banifs airtes Pratsr .. @stte isst
at fua en- f~ortsrt Rsnins uO at port
,StreifIps" he DIT" gO. Az
San msner, at bet ftuIbe ere sruns
bet paa v8iIblebelie" easr nfuIbfenbis
utsnbifab til GOrbOIosns," naar ri
frep, at 6 NJ Wenisbeo / Racine,
isis, sr Op o frst at Pdifor 8 ns
By. 9isi! Get er M Dos paitor @stts
5sileu Iisser; ban fpnss lite at @fOrftaO
bet banlfe Spros bsbre eno bans 5ors
ganger / Gebaftsrembebet for Rifle
Zig SnmIer.1 gi bar 10 fun omtaIi
at paitor epnsbp bar opfotret
ben omtalts Menisbeo. gi bar aIoeIss
lite taft ON, bDem Der bar itiftst ben
sIsr fist. Msn naar Pafor @stte
life forttaar be oauife Oros getponins,
maa pi opgiue at f%orflars bam Dor
Wenins.
Dog Get snonn - pator @effe
jpnes lite at pioe, at Der ueb Siben al
bans sssn Rirte lisser ct lille Misfionss
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-01

aHab. Naar Raoen plolte, bporlsbes
Aaabsprebitauterne ubiugsbe be Rriitue.
Iaa uiIoe ban Dit heller ie fin Beters.
titte bIips Ct Rou for 6tammerne eno
Iaee ben blipe Opbpssst af fin 9iOros
Rob % Ben. Riittns rstte Stnt par
gpanssIist ON SUBS Ruobe os 9eiIis-
bet. BEL oil Or. eutber life baus ieIus
Qflabeu un9rebsu. sen foriieute
SiraL iom lotts iig op imOo Sanobebsn
at ben pnpsIiee Gflb, D. b. |. imob Pas
uens Rst I'll at folfpnbe Subs 5orIa
belle Os at eftersiUs tltfeIise 8ooftrois.
Usn bro, Der ~ftanisbe afaospraeitan.
fernss 6rafbeb, burbe b%tlsnnes. v0els
isnst," tiger ban. puere ben, iOm fri.
Der ino berimoo, %fOrbanoet buc, iom
toIsr imoo Snnobeben al ben apnftoliife
Afabl" Os til Slutniue: gDsrfOr
bort meb ale btne 8roieter, Der flyer til
Rriii 6olt: 6rsb! Jreb! beg Der sr lite
5rtbl BEL aus be Yrofs,er. Der fiesr
III Britt Golf: &Ors! 8Ors. bn Der bog
lite ,r uOset aOrs! 6ormune maa man
be ariins, at be fsIser tit Oueib oueo
Rriftus ssnnsm Sioelie, Deb % gel.
ueos Os uIiiau Idnst %inarere fortrsfter
Jig til at inb9aa i Subs Gise ueo mango
1raneilr tno ueo 5reosiitterbeo."
Z yebet at fort Glib - nappe mere
enb ~iiorten Gage = par Or. Ulartln
qulbsls Saininser bIeuue uobreote Ouer
beIe QpIiIanb. De talri9s iremmeos,
Der pur TONNE til &itienbers til Rirtts
inouieliesfeite ten for al tilbeoe Rirteus
mango 9saigsOmme os Relituier, iOs
6f%isrrstninsen meo zig. Snetil ben
Glib baube ineen billet rere peo ben
Sad. Saa for uuiQien par onsr vi.
aostiammsrnes ftamIsie 69rb. IissiaO
nor par Osfaa 5rpstsn for of optraO'
imob aittsn os Bousn. Wten gutbet
iogbe: y6uo Der uiI p~aubsspuoe nOsei
gooi, ban ie til, OF ban bespneer poa
Oct % uouer bet i Glib til @uos Sob
beo ca frtmfor oIt lite / 9iaio I'll men:
nsitslis 1rsft % 9iaIp. ban frp9te bel.
Ter lite for pieunsltsr eaer 10, ben
gaulte gerosn!" OUeruIt fanot b
gulbsr'if lie Satninaer en- betusm 9Oro.
buno; oUstalt tolie nan oerom o9 tGnttt
meb geipmrtns paa ben RanO, bei
bapbs iOreiasst zig nOset iaa briitist.
Zen ufOrfarheoe au9uitiusrmunte
Raun seunemlsb burtist ale eanbe, Oq
lOure mango fO~reipursit jig ON Der
! Ranos 0sitOmit Os StGbne, Der uos
ueoe al optraOe mob puuen os bans
3jsnere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-01
GsfurmatiOntns 9ag.

8et par ben 3lts OCTOBER 1917.
aitentuassn i%antsos fig nuereos Opsi
Staoen Wttfeubers % oUer 6Ibsns
bgl9enoe Banos. Wteu / Staosn ber.
ifeoe Der enonu irnplt giu. Gifts. %
SIotstirten beitiosIisbolot ben fe ylo
uember, NinoeisIisn Tor i'm 9nopielis
On Fior Wen9oe Niennsifer bauoe / br
anlsOnins inofuuoet fig, baaoe 4r9fte,
Os Sa9foIt. 5 ietts Rlpnssr ltoo De
ben lan9e @aoe, lom ira Eorutt fsrsi
nsoousr MOB Sloitei, O9 uenteoe pau
4Itensuostienelteus B%sspnoslie. log.
fsreno RIotterne futfpnots benas.
trensts en- Ausutiusrmunt fig meb bur:
tise Strioi sennem be suteIte @rupp. I
% tos Ysien lIse mob SIOistirtens
Borial. per ~tanie5e ban, frsmtos Of
i'm msrte Rdppe ct tat bsitr.pet art
Papir og felieoe bet paa Rirtstgr.n.
D.rpan foriuanDt ban sennem 5nbsans
gen, iOm isrts Ill Satrlitist.
Denns gambling pate lite ipnosrIis
Dpfst; tbi bet par oensGnS Stit Os
Drug, at Der / Anleonins al uietist
5sitonse bIsu foletusst iaresne otter,
iuuIeo.s Osiua GtspututiOuer peb
unIpsritet, Os ut atrtsosreus oerDeb
bIeO bsupttsoe til paa BEN at OpilaO
aunbserslisrne.
"a ausultinermuuten par fOriUuns
ben, iIeoe be Omtrin8ftaasHbe ben I'll
portalen. On af be ~forrslte oploltt
OusritrifIsn, iom I SueriRttslie - TIL
bet belle par ftreuet paa yatiH - lgo.r
iuuleoes: v8isputOiiOn til Gortlarins
at afabsns trait. vi RarIisbto 90
aitraa siisr Of brinss Sanbbsbea ioS
Dassn, oil Der aueer dOrfaos Of ben
arUarbiss 5atsr Mur:iH eutbsr, Ora.
s:esr ; De f,is anai.s, cs Den t,ais,
lbeolosi Os O%rbentIis Carer | iamms, /
@utsnbsrs bliUe oisputsrst ON bet fol.
9enoe. Derfor beoer ban ON, at be,
ipm life tan uars til Stsbs o9 lamtals
msb os oerom, i%triftIis oil sius i'm Me'
ming tiltsnoe. 5 Dor 9erres Ssiu
Rrilii Naun. Amsn." Rappe bapos
be narmstffaaenos Ief be Opilnaeos
Setninser, for attsnsuostiensiten tOg
fin Blspnbslie, Os Wensoen ittsmmeoe
inb | 2irten.
Site Ianse efter fob ben lamme gus
sufinermunt, Der Tort for baUos opllaasi
be l~atinffs Stripsiatninser paa airts.
bsrsn, oppe paa BreoifsftOIeu os pro-.
biteoe oDer 8irteinopieIiestefftsn 9ufas
10, l #. Der f0rtausr ON Cautious.
gnoestis Iptteoe Nenisbeoeu til ausus
ltinermuntsns iRpue, inotrIise os roli9e
prebif.n. Jan taIte ON. at ariifus
fulbe bIius Os alt, os at alt anOet baOoe
tabt FIN Bstponiug for b en-, buem aris
ifus uar nosst. Sam burbs man isse
msb ct 5ierte, fom | GsIeIien al fin
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-01

oil gore fin glist % lite nsies mee at
Triple lanmen o9 puite 9oOeoet unoer
Snuen.
Oct oil iittert pare ,Danfferens"
9alsrs betsnbt, at bet Minllterium, iom
| 6%oraaret uilsife Miniiieriet 9er.
ring. par ct uOprGset DECENTRALIZATION.
Stsnt 6sire ,tOltetlnset RI en- saufte
lille Winoritst, og font bet o9iaa /
9anOstin9et sr / 9iIbassgnns, uiIbe
mon bog enbuu Ell Sang fotisae at
iomIe be ipfeOte RrGitsr ueo 9iGIp at ct
iaabunt Winiite,ium. Btlinoi9e 9eire
Inano rpiteos paa 9Oueoet, andre inrs
lssie at iirumme fig op, mebtns 9enlire
o9 Soeialiiterue fog paa Spetbei.
Uien u9rre bItu bet, bo Qelres 9amIe %
prDueoe 5srer, @strup, blsp uonGpnt
I'll %ton9eoal9et 9enostiussmano, os oa
bet iumtieig OpIpltes, at ROnisiIp:Gf-
bent Sebeftso uotrptfelis bauoe betiu9et
zig 9lttups Ststts % snop9iaa folIunst
6rOnprinlens Blui9elie al ben npe
Slosplan, buao ban ba o9iaa bauoe
fadet. 6ermso tube Der pate rammet
en- foriOarlis BAL 9ennem &psterne ON.
at R%ronprinien lfnloe mlsblulse fin
5abers tonietuatius goIitit.
Omtrent ilmtiois boIotRuItusminiItsr
eierrs, Der al mango auies for at pGre
Dtiniiteriets ltbeuoe Aano, en- SIaes
grosramtale / Soenie. 5an b%etonsoe
BERT, at Dainilteriet %snlfeoe en- rolte,
iasiis 5orbauoIiug, uIIoe baue fin
Spm9rflombeo benuenot paa Statte.
lousn, Uoriuariasen og ALT, buao Jon
tart er." Wsn". fslecs ban Ill, bet
oil iss gore Dem opmartlOm paa, mine
Derrsr, % ies oil beos Gem ON lite al
opfaite bet lom sn Annlasi.lle: D /
laosr os lite tuingebort, a q
l9nse Of ri bapeROn9ens 90
eanostinsets lillio."
Nu pioiie man aIiiaa, buao man
bduoe at relts zig eitu: es;rup |
SaaostIns.t % ct UimIltsrium, Der,
naar soIt ltaIps sere, lite peg tiIbu9s
Tor ct npt Btouiiorlums. SGcialiten
3sppsien.g Orsbisr9 bOlot / .Siuoenta.
%lamtuuoet" en- fillppIit Gale, buor ban
bag en- operIesen 9aan issie at bate IL
lnoeot,, oimestise RaisrI Ousr en- iaa.
ban 6rsmsnn9smaaoe. pan ipadeoe
9strup os DituIiisrlet ct brat 5alo o9
en- iersells Undergoing.
SOainart Rissoa9eu adbntoes, tom
Oct ltlafs til tn muutef lias Dolmgan9
msasm 6siremanoen Sclueniu5 o9
8enGtres Srotsra @btiteniens Staoil.
9sirs, De, moeesa!s % ,ooi,c.e 9enitys
baue / Sommasns gsb eennem en- oertll
neolat Sfattstommislio ion uoarbeibel
5or lag I'll npe Sfattsloue, % I'll alee
5oruaorins er aae partis, / 5oltetineet
bleune tnise unotuesn Sociallterne.
9briltsniens Staoil msate oerlor, al
nun goot tuno. unepGrs Wlnllieriet, o9
S%caDsnius bsp BAN / ben A%nleonin9 ON
al paste liot pua fin Wuno.
Rtn Winiiisriet bar utl9rei, at o9
Iao bet bar iSinoe at ubarbeioe Jor1as
III npt SfstieIoue, o9 iaa turoe bet pei
pare tuiuliomt, ON pi fac no9sn Stat.
teIOp / senne RissDu9siomIlns, tbi ben
CT naturIisUis ins,n al Pariierns, Tom
DtI siUe slter, Os iaa bar nj St0nsaIsn.
ySutrt Ris., iOm er itribastist meo
li9 isIu, lasses eoe.A vi iran9e til si
@oobsesma,te Der biemms, ct %iaaonnt,
ON tan jamie ale oanl.e UfGno o9
Ruinosl ON fig. faa BEN til nj 9Iemme
aue imnal'9e parti:5 nterssier og fsts
benz / iluttet lrup iremao mob bet enc,
ielles, fore MaoI.
Sg Waalst CT 3anmarts 6relie.
.. Ibusfsn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-01

9r. Riefs Bor9aaro, (ter
Areola nu) 9onitou, l.ras bar ienbi
os ben anoeu RDittsrin9 paa m%ootossi
9iorus fra S%nbinmlinssn / Oft
Den l9oer pau $500. 9an bar iaa'
IsOes nu tuitierst fOr DtOOtugslieu al
/ alt ss52.77.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-01

gOs ban opIOo i'm Wauno os Ierts
fsm Os iasbs: SnIiss ere be fattise /
aanben, ibi 9lmmspises &isss sr
beres." Mattb. 5, 2-3.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-01

Raar e9 erne benUenber Jig til Rolf. Der
auerterer / glaeet. enten ior at febe hos BEN
euer for at faa 0plpsuinser I'm bet opertss
reoe, bebes be altio omtale, at be iao
apsrtisiementet / bette 9Iab. Set piI u9re
til oeniioig Gptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-01
ySanifertn"

bIiuer ieuot til Subfribeuter. inbtil aotrpts
felio 0piigeIie mootuses al llbsiuerne os al
@elo er betolt, i 0psrens itermelie meo Sc
Soreaebe Staters 9oitlOue.
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,Oanlferen",

ct ueentli9 uYbeos. o9 OpIYsnin9s.
bIao for Oct Oanife foIf
/ 4merlfa.
ubgiBet al
DANISH. LUTH. PUBL. HOUSE.
glair. Nebr.
.Gonfe.en" ubfommer bDer Iorsode.
Rris pr. aarsan9 be Soreueoe Stuter $3.50
til llslan6et 500.
SIl bet beioles / 5orifnb. sefiGina. Beta.
ling, GOresisforauorins os oIt anoet
ougaaenbe globst ooresieres:
DANISH. LUTH. PUBL. HOUSE,
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ytumanne Den p. al. 2s33 I'm.
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0llutaitaf.

aar otter ariiti 6pbiel 1900.
Gor efter 8erbens Stabslie 5000.
Var effer Reformationen 383.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-01

rSbi port 8orseritab er / 5imlen.
bUorfra ri os iorOsnts Srellsrsn,
ben 9errs 9eius arifus."
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-03-21
Thu French Workina an,

Writing OF 'The Paris of tho Fou-
bourgs" in the Century, Richard
Whiteing, author of 'No.. s John
Street." says of the French workman:
He s'the creature of the street for
the sense of the Joy of life, and tho
creature of the home and the work.
shop for the sense of tue hardship,
and sometimes of the sorrow. Fash
ioned as he is in this way, two outside
forces contend for the possession OF
him. The question of questions is,
Will he take his guidance from the
recognized agencies within the law,
or from the agencies of revolt? The
State, and also, az we have seen, the
church, offer him all sorts of bribes
and bonuses to consent to work IN
their way. They recognize his trade
and self-help societies. They try to
get him to the altar as a devotee,
and to the urn as voter. But he has
heard of Utopias, and he longs to have
one more struggle for absolute perfec-
tion at short notice, though he may
have to lay down his life in the attempt.
The key to modern French history is
to be found here. Every political
movement has to be compromise be-
tween the aspirations of the foubourg
and the world as its wags. The
French workman has been bred in
the belief in revolution as a recog-
nized agency of progress, and by in
st;nct and habit he loathes second
best. The old order offers him the
churches, the thrift and benefit socie-
ties, cooperation, insurance against
accidents, education, technical and
other--the old political economy, IN a
word, and the paternal state. Inc
new whispers socialism, the Com
mune, anarchy sometimes, and with
these the barricade.
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Love the Invisible Things.

i Did He say nothing Of personal immortal
ity? Yes but much less than men have
sometimes imagined. He spoke not as
higher animal to higher animals, but as a
Son OF God to sons OF God. He told His
disciples once that "he that liveth and be-
lieyeth In Ne shall never die There Is no
dying, only transition, a passing through
the curtain t. the other realm that Is close
at hand. He told His. disciples that this
world Is not the only dwellfng-place In the
universe; in it are many dwelling g-places.
and there will be a place for you beyond.
When sometimes the worker grows weary
and the soldier fiint-hesrted, or his, little
Ii 3 comes toward its end, and he looks back
and sees how little he has done or can
do for Others about him, and then looks for
ward to SEQ into what kind OF life his children
are launched and in what kind OF conflict
they are to take part-then, In that hour ne
may take comfort from the reflection that,
having done his little here. the end Is not:
but still there is another sphere out, OF
which hs can still put forth influences Tor
the redemption and the upbutldtng OF hu,
manly. And when. the grave covers oil
that he can see of the one he loved and lived
with here on earth, he then can take hope
and cheer from the faith that 1t has covered
only what he saw, and that which ne really
loved and which was Invisible. the love, the
faith. the patience, the long-,uhering. the
gentleness, the courage, these invisible
things that made her what she was-tnese
death cannot touch with 80 much as ;llttie
finger Lyman Abbott. .-
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-03-21
GODS MESSAGE TO MAN.
PREGNANT THOUGHTS FROM The
WORLDS GREATEST PROPHETS.

Ee Kind and True - love the Invisible
Things- Use the Golden Eule - Ths
QuictneSs OF Power Conservation
Without Beservation.
Be- kind. little maiden. be kind;
In life busy way you will find
There l5 always room FOR Il girl tnat smiles
And with loving service the hour beSullss;
lass WHO is thoughtful a5 she is fair.
And FOR others wishes has q care;
Who is quick to SEQ when the heart Is sad,
And is loving and tender to make 1t glad;
Who loves her mother and lightens her
And many IL household duty shares;
Who Is kind 20 the aged and kind TO the
young.
And laughing aad merry and full OF fun;
There is always love for Il girl who Is sweet,
Always smile hsc smile to greet:
Theu be Kind, little maiden, be kind.
Be true. little laddie, be true,
From your cap to the sole OF your shoe;
Oh. We love a lad with an honest eye.
Who GcornS deceit and who hates q lie;
Whose spirit is brave and whose heart IL
pure,
Whose smile is open, whose promise sure;
Who makes his mother friend 50 near,
He'll listen to nothing she may not hear;
Who's his fathers pride and his sister
A hearty, thorough, and manly boy:
Who loves on the playground bat and ball,
But win leave fun brayely at duty's CO
Who's as pleasant at work rs he ls at play,
And takes step upward with each new day:
Then be true, little laddie. be true.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-03-21
Cse the Golden Rule.

Be patient with others as you would that
others should be patient with you. The
sexton complained to the parson, because
although the minister had preached for two
years, there were empty pewsr an annual
1ssr;., nud still some imperfect ones among
the attendants. And the parson was fmpa-
t:ent with the humble sexton because the
humble sexton was impatient with the par
son. And the parson said to the sexton:
You must remember that you are not fitted
by education, nor are you in a position TO
Judge OF these things. 1t takes time to make
an impression on this community; to change
these selfish dispositions; to move these
hard hearts. All things must be done in or
der. You cannot heat this church In
minute. You have to shovel the snow from
the pavement one shovslful at time. Do
not be 50 stupid; do not expect your harvest
as soon as tha seed Is planted. Just stick to
yoar part OF the business OF keeping the
,hurch clean. fresh, warm. and In every way
salub-ious and not worry about my. y.part.
Give me time, and I will bring the church
up. Now, do not bother me any more be-
cause l must write. q sermon on the Failure
Of the Peace Congress because that was
hold nearly six months ago, and there are
still people and even nations with war ID
their hearts
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The Ouietness Of Power.

One Of the impressive things about the
greatest engines Is the silence with which
they do their work. The music OF the spheres,
which Is the harmony Of resistless energy, is
too soft to be heard. And the same thing
may be obtained in regard to the work OF
religious lenders or societies. Those when @
are most powerful are very quiet. The
great spiritual ministry Of the Christian
church nc large is carried forward with
very little advertisement or noise. The gro
tesgue is not the permanent or effective
forces noise is not the same as work. frenzy
ls not power. And 80 the minister the
church and the religious society which is
steadily, quietly. doing its. work, Is giving
the first assurance that It Is In the posses.
sion of power. We shall come back more
and more to the method Of Jesus. He said
repeatedly: See that ye tell no man. His
work was quiet because it was Transforming
tho world.
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consecration without Reservation.

Besetting sins are among the most entic-
Ing. They would not be besetting sins un-
less thsy were. Whatever their form, they
have grip on us which we never fully real
ize till we try to cast them of. Trifling al
though they may sometimes seem.a ws first
face them, we soon learn that our relation TO
them is thut OF real, terrible bondage. II
we arc to live Christian lives in any true
sense. to know anything OF the happiness,
freedom and usefulness OF true followers OF
Christ. it can only be as we consecrate our
selves without reservation to the struggle
which begins when we firstlearn what Christ
Ia like. and continues till our last breath
the struggle TO overcome, In His name and
for His sake, the sin which doth so ehsily, be-
set us.-Congregationalist. - 4
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Notes 4, :oi the Crn,,.ade

y ! he Moth sta fordshire G Gngland) Chris
Eisd9aYor Union has pnt on foot /.
'S8iRS Is Tor Obtaining fvs::thousand nes
Eb8tineneep plsdgesin the year.
~ III aft ftefnpting co enforce Sunday closini
f6fi Il salocnkeeper at BuensY Vista, Col.
ibosh fhe Methodist and Congregations
ministers wers knocked down fn the fgh'
which ensued. N5
Josl .stratton, humble shoemaker II
Worcester, Mass, was the man who in
duced John B. Cough TO slga the pledge II
1913. Ifthis plain mun had not done hh
duty. the world would have. lost the mos
efoiusnti advocate the temperance caifs'
ever had. ~
Lord Kitchener has issued series
Soudan laws settling land questions AMI
regulating the snis OF alcohol No llqu0
is to be sold without Il license OF $3.50.
Some seventy druggists Of San Autonld
Texas, have been indicted by the Grant
Jury for alleged sales Of liquor withou
paying the proper State and county license
An English inspector OF poorhouses 70.
twenty-five yenrs is quoted by the Hon
r.W. Russell, NJ. P, as saying that durinl
all his experience he has never met with :
teetotaler IN an English workhouse.
In anticipation OF the 1ote on the liquo
question. which Is shortly to be taken 4
that country, the New Zealand Allianc
has put several organizers In the fel
sud is employing agents to make house
h.bousp cMnrass in 'nvnr ns ninhihItsnn
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TIE GREAT DESTROYER.
SOME STARTLING FACTS A3oo'
THE VICE OF lNTEMPERANcE

The Windy One-Dr. Keeley's Dea'
Causes n Renewal of the Hiscussio
whether Therapeutics or Moral
sion is a Better Preventive.
Weaver, tell lae why you roam.
With ruby nose and hair half gray
Wherefore did you leave your loom
On the very first payday?
Stranger. havs you got the dough
Wherewitha; to set EN- up:
I'll Il taia unfold. il 40,
Otherwise you'll have 20 drop.
Bse. saloons are seldom far.
Here to YOU ri tel my tale,
While braveIy breast the bar
Drinking, ca you. beer and a!B.
Other bans t. eiS tales OF woe
Tell, hut seldom are they true
As mine: but ere let 1t go
I'll take another beer or you.
Beers the stuff that makes me prase:
The fountain Of my speech turns on
7 lat loose secrets in that state,
Thanks. -. take another oae.
You ask me why I ramble soy ..
Whether fate OK I'm to blanc?
Talking's thirsty work, you know.
Have another? Mines the same.
Barkeep. fill big one high.
How love to see it foam!
Stranger, now I'm not 80 dry,
That, the stuff that makes me roam
John Spollon
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CHICAGO WOMEN TO co ARMED.
Tho Street Lighting Fund Looted and
Females Assaulted by Thugs.

The Street Lighting Fund Looted ano
Females Assaulted by Thugs.
Twenty womln residents near Wabash
avenue and Twepty-sighth street In Chi
cugo have bought revoivers with which to
defend themselves from attacks by hold-up
men infesting tha: part OF the city. They
now purpose to practice daily in nearby
cutlery until thsy master the natural fem
mime lear OF firearms. Owing to the loot
Ing OF the street lighting fund by the city
administration the district has had no
street lights for many months. Advantage
has been taken OF this state OF affairs ny
thugs to assault and rob women on their
way home from the elevated railway sta
tinns after nightinll. Seven assaults OF this
Lind huye been reported within week.
At mass meeting Il was resolved ny the
fathers, husbands and brothers to arm the
women and to teach them the use OF the
arms until they we're ubls to secure ior
themselves tho protection which the pollce
Department either cannot or Will not give
them This accounts for the heavy pur-
ch1ss OF guns. Most OF the women tnus
armed are residents OF the fashionable
Woodstock and Devonshire. apartment
houses. Among those who attended tne
mass>meeting were several women still
bearing the marks OF brutal treatment re-
:eivst at tho hunds or thugs.