davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily tribune., 1904-11-23

No. l-Paciiic coas. limited
from Denver and eastarn
cOnnoctiOns-
No. 2+Atiantic coast limit
ed, from California and
western points
No. @Paeiho coast express
froo Denver.
No. &-Atlantic coast ex-
pfees from California and
western points- .--- -
No. o.@Tsans-coatine q ta /
limited fron Denver and
oaotefn eoonsotaons -.
No. eEfrans-coutine n 1 Q !
limited. trom California
and western points
No. oDenvor and Canon
CITY Eyor- --------.
No. M-<epon City and
Denver Flyer -----.
No. u-Coloeado. Express
from Denver --.----.-.
No. 1e-Colocado exDroos
-aeo ~ 4Usssssn psfsts d
Vo104000...~.--,,...-...
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-27

Qe9umtlufter, - 5srit bpio
o9 Iaa fort. 8iOligere StorItensfti
ermelter 2asIen er osb al qloerbon.
6an 6uOOe fsrit baret bib, bet biz
iige: OGret Msaer, og forllben 1T
@rDnmslIeri brebet 8arberforre!s
ming. Senere bDttebe ban i'm bbioe
0ra9t meo StorItensfejerens forte.
6an iaOnebes alOrig oeb 9olgene for
at afgiOe I'm tpIte Stemme. fortat=
Ter Sd. g."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-27
Sonoerivllano.
Naar SDifcrne fpber Soro
| Woroilespis.

6fttr at bet en- 5iblong bar baret
Hogtt itiGe meo 6enIpn til tpIteGjen.
bomsteb / HorOi lespig. I%triOer oM3-
bersmoalet", bar man / bet lioite
6dloaor after funnel Ipore en- forget
Sftsripsreiel baooe fra priOat pg
fra aegeringens Sioe. Qariagei
maa bog lite isge5 / tioligere 2tars
sooe Grfdringer, men / en- %tuniti9
@tgitotion % StrGben efter al tunne
Eremla9es 4eiultater.
,,Qoro : Office : 3eitun9" / aiel
Itriptr | BEN Q%nle0nin9:
De fibite Opteb fra 0omaneforz
baItnin9ens Sibe er bleone brsftebe
/ mango 9labe. s tpIte @piTer iaa
man / bisie Grbperbelier Ell 9egn poa
an iornbet ftGrtere QnbringelIe al
6tatsmiosr / noroflesbigite Gjens
BONNIE, Og mar bilite GrbOerOelI:n
al 0om9ner tom Sprettel1en AZ
otpttepuntter for 9pifbeben trinot
omfring / 2anbet. @i 9lGOer os p9s
taa oper 9eeeringstsbene / bennc
6enftsnbe, tbi Obgti9e p9 afgiort inf
fnbebe Gorpagtere paa bisIe Stat5s
eObier. ben6olosbis @oarbe, bunne;
/ 9irteligbsben Stettepuntter for
9plfbeben.
@sb bsnne 2ejligbeb bill hi foreo=
riai Trem6Gbe, at Der / 2g6et al b:t
fbftt Salodar after bar funbet BETH
telioe Observation-Disclosures Stec.
9 bette 9ibsrum er Der flbttet berop:
4 2ItFriiere, 2 Rorbfrifere, l 8rars
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-27
ct. 9riften Ifal nu genoptages

bet. 9riften itat nu g~enOptages i
fulOt Omfana; men 0pfprelien pg
Sn0retnin9en at f%uloitanoige Mej,s
rianleg OpgiOes BELT. Mun bill for
5remtioen legge 9%ooeoOegten pau
6abritationen at 9jelpemuitiner iii
Mlejerier, liar at &raftz og 5aanoz
centrifuger. Gn Sleiier, 8orti6 fra
Malmib, Ool9teS til fsrIte 9iretter
pg Q. Mitten6erg, Der bar reprafenz
teret ben berlinite o9anf for 9anOel
og Snbuitri," til bans SteOfOrtr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-27

Gfter 6isie gebrifter er be uoen
3oiol tagne uo gejen til @ambrup.
Obi lfot uoen for 8pen er bet enc
RiOe6jul gaaet itu; bet fanOtes taitst
poer I en- 3u9mart Ii9e beO @ejen.
Def er briitigt fddban at gad ino og
rumItere / 5olfs SoOeituer. 8aaoe
Gegn 6anien pg 6uItru FOB Der, men
be bar intet m9rtet. 6srIt ON Mor=
genen opoagebe De, at De baOOe bait
nutlige 6remmeoe. Mun itulbe ne=
item antage, at SDOene bar paret
iteptenote. S 9e9neboli9en er Der eli
Sernpengeitob for ben Reifeiienife
Sparetasie, iom bar 2ofale Der; men
bet bar 3pOene life gipet fig / Gag
meb.
Gnonu ben 6. ON @ftenen bar bsr
intet Spor al @erningsmrnbene.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-27

fremne Salget af vore Souvenir Coins
of Admission to the Worlds Fair. Dis
Sc Souvenir Coins" er af kunstnerisk
Nerdi og uerstattelige som Erindring
ON den st0rste at allie Udstillinger.
Bortset fra deres Affektionsverdi vii
vi modtage dem som regulere Billetter
til Observation-Disclosures, og derfor hol-
der vi ct BilletkontoF we'd Hovedind-
~indgangen til neutrality-suspicious. IA
bent liver Dag under hele Udstillin-
gen. Kun ct begranset Antal af disse
Souvenirs vii we're til Salg. Pris SO
Gents. For liver Souvenir Coin.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-27
&redturerne

8rdme9nen. Sreaturerne
og BET tolbe 8ejr. Gn bel Del Sire
%aturer, ndbnlig llngtb9g, er / BEN
iibite llge TONNE pod 9rGs. Oct er
tolot for oct i~tattels apeg / Snbs
heqninaerne, bpor be life fommer /
0us / baarli9t @ejr ener ON Patz
ten. % man ian trinot omtring bsn
mob often bere beres lan9ielsiuloe
8rslen efter ben Tune StdIb.
Sammen lutntn9en al
iIesot9fte 6eteabIsors
eninger omfatter nu 80 Gntelts
Forenin9er meb 1000 MebIemmsr,
ofe / Sertu9oBmmet Slespig. 9i,s
meoet er OpbrGt at ibGre Qtr6ejoss
bette al bOlot Blob.
st tDif gfnO mener, at aoten al
io9re Qr6ejos6eIte fan orioes enong
itrrtere; tbi af en- oFitiet Stdtiit;t
oper Snbferslen til 3bitlanb frems
gaar, at Der / 6jor er inbfsrt fra;
5rantrig 3.942 6opper, gelgiea
4,o68, 9anmart 6,805, 9Oaanb
1,119, ialt for en- 8erbi al
1927, 900 Mart.
4aftrup. - Gfter % aurs
5orlgb. Gn @aurpejer Der / 8pta,
fom / 5oraaret 1882 baObe bait
8rbllup, baboe famine qur ON ST
~feraaret bet 1l6elb unber 3arIfning
paa Marten at tabe fin GOrloDelieas
ring.
3 inbebarenbe 5oradr tom Der pda
Ell berbqrenbe Susmonbsiteb en- nb
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-27

Souvenir Coin Company" vii deponere
en- Sum paa $4,000. der uden Afdrag vii
blive udbetalt til den Person, der sen
der os Diet n9jagtige hummer paa An
tallet af betalte Adgangskort til Loui-
siana Purchase Exposition, som aab-
nedes i St. Louis 30. April og SHUTTER l..
Dec. 1901. Skulde Diet n9ja gtige Mum
mer like indkomme, vilBel9bet tilfalde
den, som kommer Diet nermest Den
ne gyldne Lejlighed til at sikre sig en-
Formue koster intet. Nor Hensigt
med dette e~nestaaende Tilbud er a
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-27
8lanoinoer.

9iet9en ON 9areorena q.
s Tine ,,G%rinoringer og Optegnel.
fer" %Ttrioer 3ietgen bt. a.:
"a jeg bar tOnfrmeret, bleo jeg
fat %prbentlig / 9are, bunben efter
9ubsreaerne paa 5 2lar, bporaf
imioleriio, ba min principal bebe
forinben, bet Iioite @ar bleO mig eff
ieraiOei. Som pngite 0reng bar BET
min 4li9t Oa9lig at feie 9utiffsn,
Itepe At. gre Camper I Stanb, beto.
rere Qinouet og ON 9interen ppts
bet, Trr at Soft tunbe Re, bpqb Der
Oar tt. 6perten 9utiften efer
Sooeoarsliet blep noqen Sinbe OPP
BARNET, o9 auloen gap 5roIt i 6Gns
her 90 5sooer. unberti6en ogIao /
Erer, hporaf Der bleo Or til6aQe.
ri aontordrbejoe %pda6oileoe Der
mig At ofitrioe be ofgdaenbe grepe
= % ieg amer be ienere %Opfunbne
aopiermoitiner for ct fort CAB - be
unge Msnneifer lGrte birtelig ben
Gona op%eroroentlig meaet Deb grers
of~Itribningen. - Raar 8ogens Ger
ming bar til Gnbe, funaereOe ie9 fom
aammsrtiener; je9 lab oppe og benz
tsoe. iii min principal Tom fra
aIubben. for at fIaOe BAN at, bd ban
felo bar temlnelig torpuTent til at
iunne apre bet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-27

Dc bitbe BABE penge 0 r
at Iooe liz otorofere. Gn
omreiienbe 6otOgruf tom for en- 8iO
FOen iii Gsnen Omfrins 3juItrups
8oOelit Gu % traF o9fau pad Soft,
Der bilbe loOe fig fotoardfere, men
be fOrbsrte fla japnli9t pua 8Or-
bounb ON, boob be If for bet. Set
iunoe 5otoarofen life begribe, % BET
bar 10 o9Ioa mob bans 5orretnings=
printipper.
GnbeIig lsItes @aaben. SibIte
CONNER babe Der nemlig bOet no9ie
hnare ipbenbobnIfe Malere / So9net,
og fer at fdo 6olt til at bore Mobel,
bstaltt Re benz % Ore / 8imen.
Do 3%oto9rdfen bsrte bet, to9 ban
ifsloe oSlogeliepoIten" lin SutfasIs
poa Rpooen oa Is9te ben til andre
% b,bre @ras9anse.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-27

5lens6org. 6anbel meo
Worfin. Gn 6erb9renbe Qr6ejosm.
bleo for no9en 5ib iioen an6olot,
forbi ban uoen POlitiets 5iGaoelie
1aObe tp6t Morfin og 6anblet meO
ben. Som 6pl9e berdf bar fire per
Toner blebne Moriiniiter. Deb 8i-
iiooerretten er ManOen nu blebsn
iosmt 10 Tigers QrreIt.
Den 9amle airtegddro.
STslge 9eten0tggrelie ira "Opens Miaz
giitrat bill ben gdmle Girtegaarb |
9enbolb til en- 9pradOs6e Tlutning IF
Z. Dec. 1900 6lioe luttet for 8egras
belier meo uble6et at 2foret 1910.
Spbiigelier mda inben ben BIB rettes
til ben prejiiite Regeringspr2iioent.
Sernftpberiet / Nnitd@
ben. Def me 5ilTpnsraob Tor Nf7
~tieIelit. y5lensborg Sernbart, tioli@
gere 9tein6arOt &c Wlei3mer" of9olbt
b. %. 2lpril ct M}pbe, paa boiltet
man faitiatte QrbejospIanen efter
ben foretagne Nporbnin9 al SeiItas
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-27

Gjer, og TorleOen Dag, ba ban fto0
% graoeoe i'm 9aOe, fanot ban
@oarbmanoens iabneOe @ulbring,
fuloIt9nbig pelbebaret meb Hdpn %
Cato, Iom ON ben life 6abbe lig9et
GENT / Sorben / 6enOeo % Qar.
Oct bar ienere pitt Zig, at ben tios
ligere Scr al Stebet / jim 3iO bar
faaet 9alm 6os @oarOmanoen, og
Ringen er altiaa meo 9almen ful9t
fra 0odroman0ens Start oper / 9us@
manbens S6ope. Oct m9rtelige er
imiOlertib, at Rin9en fanbtes pud &
Steo / 6aben, bbor Der er blepet gras
BET 6pert Nar Iioen. Den gamle g.
er bar ingen Sinoe bait 9elo til at
finoe Ringen, 6oorimob ben npe Ger
itrdts er itsbt paa ben.
Ringen er MI 6abnet bos bens 81
ermano, Der far %fabnet ben lad lGn9t.
6dbersleb. - 8l9It % Sui
be, ia enbog NattefroIt bar Maj bib
iii brugt De; men BET ct 10 iaa bens
SGbbdne. 8tGiten i 3irsbaas bar
iIer Item for bet me 2sO og Seitetaz
Itaniens 9lomiter. Der er reoe til ct
ubfoGoe beres pragt. Mange al BEN
ligger nu tna:tebe pua Sorben.
Il timber Sorben. poItbGf.s
net a9ter at neolag9e en- unberjOroiit
1elefonz o9 9elegraf(eOnin9 fer /
9ben. planen lig9er til GfterIpn paa
bet herparenOe 9oittontor.
= Rottefrot. Tatten til 6.
Maj IRIS bet Iaa itnrtt, at Der bar
SO paa itiIeitaaenbe @dn6. plantes
pGtiten tommer 6eQer ingen @egne De
iibIte 0a9e. s Nftes og / Rat er Der
i9en faloen megen Hegn.
I'll Mariten. Store
9ougFlotfe pau in6tif ct 6afot Sunz
breOe Stptter briOes i Oisie 0a9s
Qennem g1en for meo Stats6anen ct
ienOes til MurIten for Der at bIioe
arasieOe enbnu febere. Sra Mar1fen
9dar be Ienere Spb paa neo til 3Dits
Lamb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-27

Sgnber6org. - gpen og Den
tpite Marineitation. 8pen8 tpitt
Blade aoburer imoo at bpgge oltfoy
itGrtt / 5Orbentning ON ben tpite
IDENTIFICATION. 5 @il6elms6afen,
Der er init 8igss&ri9Sbabn, itaar for
5icen benDeO 500 2~ejlig6eOer tout
me. 9laOet mener bog. at 8pen oil
botIe op / StsrrelIe meo 9~abersleO.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-27
"a nr m

8arsmart. Ssr9eligt
0eOsfalo. 9ertit er inOtruHet Meoz
beIetie ON, at aaptain Mot6au8
!6olot, 5srer al bet bambor9ite 5uto-
iti6 ogaito be Soma, er bpb af
5Dfus / Ganao / peru. Den af6ebe,
Der bar / SnrretDOeaarsolberen bar
ube paa i'm Iioite &ejIe. Oct blep
bet ogTaa, men pad en- anoen Maaoe,
eno ban 6aobe troet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-27

%oenborger, [ 0itmarif Ter, 1 angelbo.
] NorOIlesbi9er og l 9itpreiier, iOm
tiIIammen bar tebt for benbeb PSI :,
600 Mart @runbejtnbom, mebens
Regeriugen nplig tebte for $4,000
Mart. gi bitier me6 5ilfrebsfiGels
Ie, at 2egerin9en nu life alene FIBER
fore 8adrbe. men ogIad 8%onoe9norz
De ION | 2Grtebjerg pdd 9tls. st ioas
bant 9s6 birter iartig gabnligt i nas
tional Senieenbe, mar Der Ies noget
paa en- tilbubt Gjenboms 9eliggenz
beb. Deb ct eGer 10 ~Gienbomste6
pinoer Spif6eoen ofte meo Ell Slag
5lertaGet | en- 9anotommune.
Stun bill Ri inbtren9enoe tilroooe
priootfoIt. Der BIZ fp6e Der, life at
Isge fig en- gjenoom beb 6ialp AZ
Mefembunolere, men at 6enoenbe Iig
til 9ebelien af ben tbite 6orening for
bet %norblige Sesoig. Deb i'm Or.
9aniIation ober belle RorbIlesbiq er
6oreningen / Stuno til at til6D0e
8SbeIpitne pasienbe Gienbomme, aft
efterIom priien og Sorb6unben IN
ffes."
z o6simoal" fddr bet nqbnte tYz
ite 9la6, Der dltib fsler fig forpligtet
til at gdd R%egeringens og 5ortp7tz
ningens2Grinoe, % fom lO ober bellz
ne Opgdbe life bar iterre getbbning,
fsfgenbe Spar pud 5iltale:
oNor6sO itIee= 3eitung Tan life
m%obbebiie ben iimple af os fremba>
oebe aenbs9erning, at z al be Gjens
BONNIE, Staten bar tsbt, er fpbt at
tbIte Gjere.
Sen ter beGGer life nagte, at be
3Difere, Der bar IoIgt beres Gjenboms
me til Regeringen for bsje priier %
b~erefter ooerta9et Dem / 5orpuet=
Ming imoo en- 9(fgift at ca. 3 psf,
bar 9iort en- COB 5orretnin9. Ger
imob pdaitdar ben, at berme6 Itprs
fes 3pItF6en, mems Ri bnbber BET
Stanopuntt, at 3bit6eoen / @irteligs
beben er baarlig tent msb, at Seto
eiere oflsies at 6orpagtere."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-27

Sells. st frett SnbbruOstbs
beri er begaaet 0dtten melIem 5. og
6. Maj bos 0een SunTen. SpOene
: Der formobes at babe paret to =
er gadet gennem @aiterummet inb /
8sttenet pg berfra inb / SobeI tuen,
bbor be bar fegt | 0egnens Sri efter
Rsglerne til Sfribeborbet. Om Mprs
genen loa 9oniens &laber taiteoe
runbt | asttenet. Meb Nsglerne bar
3pbene luttet 9anfens Stribepult op
og bsraf tdset benpeb 60 Mort.
Oerefter bar be freffe Sbpe gibet
fig Stb til at taee Stopper og briffe
Malt of Meieriipunben. 2iselebes
bar be taeet ct Hibebjul, fom fob Der,
os tiaise er ct 9jul borte bos 8pgs
METER !9ans 8oass.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-27

der k0bes, erhverver man sig Ret til at
gaette og indsende Diet gattede Tai.
Ingen har Fortrin for andre i denne
Gaining, og du kan lige saa let faa de
$4,000 som en- anden. Skulde der blive
flere end en- nojagtig Gatning, vii
Summer blive delt mellem de Perso-
ner der getter ~npjagtigt eller kommer
nermest. Hvorfor like dig? Den
Iykkelige Vinder vii faa Undertaking,
s%aasnart Diet er oficielt bekendtgjort
hvormange betalte Adgangskort der
er so1gt til Udstillingen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-27

4orefuno. 5orbinOelicn
me1em 2%tarsiunb % QsTens. 8ps
roaOet / Qsiens for6anbtebe forGebta
om 0ampittbsforbinoeGren meO 9as
bersleO. 5ormanoen mebbeIte, at
6aoersleo SreOsba9 6ab6e 6e1luttet
at oprette en- ba9tig 5orbinbelie mel
lem 9perne paa ben 9etingelie, at
2lsiens for6sjeOe bet blotiloGrenbs
8iOrug fra 1000 til 5000 Str, og al
Selftubet ogarsTunb 6argegaurO'
tegnebe en- Gum al 1000 Mdrt / 3
2tar. Sagfsrer Ssrsenien foreIloe
at inblamle be 1000 Str. 6oS pris
O%atfOlt. Man beflutteOe at uOIGtte
Sagen til nalte MsOe og / Mellemz
tiben forIsge, ON 8%ibra9ene funoe
blipe tegne0e db pribat Del.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-17
wHERE no sENp SUNSHINE

Mrs. Jennie Brown. Marshield, Mo- r..
F. d. would be glad to hear from any OF
] the members with CHEEKY letters.
Mrs. Moilfe A. Lambert Peters P. o.,
! Alabama, has been an invalid twenty
eight years, and wants quilt pieces. Do
| not forget her.
| Mrs. Susie Stuffebeam. Holden, Mo-.
/ Will be glad to be remembered by letter
| or any little token, such as Illustrated
papers. scraps Of silk or velvet or calico
quilt scraps.
Worth P. Bernhardt, 600 South Jeffer-
son street. Salisbury N. c.. is an incura-
bic cripple, and will be very glad to re-
ce1ve reading matter and letters to while
away the time.
Mrs. Mary A. Owen. Critz. Va, R. F.
D., has two baby boys. aged three and
one and half years. She lives on a
lonely farm and would appreciate any ray
of sunshine sent her way.
Ethel Riddle, thirteen years DID, and
who cannot walk a step because she Is
paraIyzed, would appreciate letters from
| girls of her own age and any sunshine re-
membrance Her address is Ethel Riddle.
Lamar. Mo.
Miss Anna G.. Noel, shfremantown,
Cumberland County Pennsylvania would
like letters from Sunshine members She
is an invalid, yet always cheerful and
bright She makes fancy work and would
be glad to get new ideas.
Mrs. Mary s. Bolton, Spencer, Henry
/ County. Virginia, has four. lovely girls,
sixteen to ten years of age, and would be
glad Of any sunshine The eldest girl IL
especially fond of reading, and desires
books of educational value.
Mrs. Josie Foster, 62e Wilmington ave-
nue., Hot Springs. Ark. is an old lady
living in the Sunshine home and nearly
helpless from rhRiFuati ism She would
appreciate letters Of good cheer, maya
zines CIR anything that will amuse her and
occupy her THE
Miss Mamie NJ Oliver, Stella, Va. Is
pool lonely girl, who. cannot walk
step, and lives with her half-brother, wfle
is also poeE- She is entirely shut in from
the world and would be glad to receive
good reading, quilt pieces or any good
cheer" She would also appreciate bright,
CHEEKY letters. In writing TO sf1ut-ins
will the friends always remember to en-
close postage IL they want replies, for
many of these invafids. cannot always get
postage stamps.
Little Clarence Mckinney, TavIorvile,
liz, R. F. b. No 4, is dear little lad
who IS paralyZed and lives on a farm.
This time OF year everybody is very
busy and tile little fellow pesees many
lonely hours. Won't you send him pic
ture book, or the colored supplements OF
Sunday PAPERS. toy. puzzle or SOME
timing to- cheer his solitude? Beys and
girls- here is chance to- pass ON good
: cheer Do. not neglect 1t.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-17
FOR THE sHuT-tNs

Lean on Promises Strong and Great
Shut in. shut in from the eeaseless din
Of the restless world and it's want and
sin.
Shut in from the turmoil. care and strife.
And all the wearisoIne round of life.
Shut in with the tears that are spent in
With the duh companionship of pain:
SHUT in with the changeless days and
hours
And the bitter knowledge Of failing DOW
erS.
Shut m with dreams of days gone by.
With buried joys that were born to die;
SHUT IN with hopes that have lost their
And leave but a longing after rest.
Shut in with trio of angels sweet
Patience and Grace, all pain to meet
W1ln talth that can stand and suffer and
~wait,
And lean on the promises strong and
Shut in with Christi O wonderful
Shut h in with the peace His sufferfngs
Shut in with the love that Yields the rod.
" company niest-shut in with God!
The Greeting of the Robins
We've come for the season. In gfadness
We greet you; - 17.-7d
We pfItl6 you the good cneeF or spring,
Ehe hard days of winter are left far be-
hind you, e.-s,.s
And HOW we are ready to. sing.
We've come from the southland to- heIp
and to- cheer you;
Cur mission We long to fulfill
wen 90 H. we doubt not, for ever we've
The way apt to come with the will.
DON'T mind Il our music is not as en-
As that of the boboIfnk sweet;
Inc songs we shall give you will ring true
forever
You'll feel this as oft as we meet.
This world is a good one; still. we cau
improve: it.
Look upward. not down at your feet.
Therefs brother in sorrow sister Is
gEfeying;
Each one with CHEEKY word greet.
Thank God for the sunshine, the fresh air
and howeTs;
Make gladness each day that you live:
Count often your blessings you'll find
tfey are many;
AND to others helping hand give.
Don't nurse any grievance; it needs no
attention.;
Quick Danish all thoughts that are
wrong;
Be patient, fergixing and keep Kindness
with you;
Let happiness ring through your song
Farewell for the present! We each must
be busy
In building a snug little nest
May we borrow your shade trees? Thank
you, We're grateful
Pray visit US when you need rest
Clara D.. Gilbert.
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BRITISH AUTHORS
LEAVE NO FORTUNES
EienIey's Widow and the Gissfnu Chill.
drcn Draw noIes Frou, Civil List

From a STAR Correspondent
LONDON, July 9-AtN> what low ehb.
ma neiafiy many English authors were at
the time of their death frequently be-
comes KNOWN to the public only when the
annual list is published of the aovarr-
me1t pensions which have been granted
TO their families. Except in rare cases
that or Austin Dohsog for instance-state
grants either 10 authors or their descend
ants are made only when the need for
efem IS urgent. so it was surprise ta~e
1000 many who believed w. E. Henley
tI1e poet, to have been fairly wen Off in
nIa the name OF his widow in the Gssi Of
IasI years bereficiarfes from the ss6siviT
hISls Mars HenieNs pension is not large
only $625 a year Phil NAV was know, r. r.
nave LETT practically nothing, and most
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DO Something for Somebody Quick.

~ X * 80 It-<k-3-S-QEA
cheer and help them or sadden and dis
hearten them by ourS countenances. an
they look a t US, or we look at them. Not
one OF US stands or falls by ourselves
alone. Our influence is Continuous There
are those about US who are constantly
helping others by cheerful smiles
There are others who are a continual
cause of depression because of a froWning
race What are you doing to help or to
harm the people with whom you mfngls
day by day?
The Two Lessons
As sit on the shore at sunset
And gaze SO far away
over the bright blue waters
Of the little inland bay
think of the many ages
Those waves have danced along.
Ever trying to do their duty
And their echo seems like song
And in fancy hear their voices.
In murmurs so soft and low,
We are filing the place God assigned
As we onward sparkling co.
And they seem to teach me a lesson
AS gaze on their crested foam,
Ihat we, too, must do our duty
No matter where we may roam
Now throw a little pebble
And a small circle doth appear
And 1T grows larger and larger
Till to me it comes quite near.
And this also teaches a lesson.
Though simple it seems to be
That our influence ever widens
Like the circles of the sea-
And if our lives we d make noble
And strive to be helpful each day
VIII be like the bright shining ripples
That gleam in the beautiful bay
Mrs. Jennie Springer in Lewiston (Me.)
Journal.
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ers and Imperialism" and "Observa-
tons On Democracy" The writer
speaks well of Thomas Jefferson and
has a few words of ceTnmendatien for
Mr.. Bryan, otherwise he pefsistentty
finds fault with everything and every
body but nevertheless hts essays are
worth reading and many Of his con-
illusions cannot be gainsaid
Tattiings Of Retired Pctf4ician-By For
rest CrissF. Thompson & Thomas, Chi
eago.
A collection OF political tales which
have appeared I'm a Chicago paper in
the form of letters from tBiIP' Bradley,
former legislator, to- his friend Ned.
who is himself running for office.
These stories are not Of a high order,
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The. k4Iahwood Branch

The Sunbeams' OF Highwond visited
the ward for crippled children three
times the past month, carrying flowers to
the fifty children there. None of the little
ones are forgotten, and they are delighted
to receive the flowers as we'll as To- see
their Little. visitors, who. are Yerita5fe SUD-
beams The boys are much Interested in
TIE work. and some have Joined the
branch The following have joined since
the last meeting: William Ringofd Jean
cite RingeId, Jack Chute. Bruce swim
bourne
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PASS IT ON.

Have you had kindness shown7
Pass it on.
Twas not given for you alone
Pass it on.
Let il travel down the years,
Let it wipe another's tears,
Till in heaven the deed appears
Pass ii on.