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The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-14
REV. U. D MOONEY IS
 CHOSEN MODERATOR
NORTH ALABAMA rHE S5YTERY IS IN SESSION IN JASPER WITH A GOOD ATTENDANcE-M lN- TEREST IN SESSIONS.

Jasper, April 3.-(Special.) )-The session of the North Alabama Presbytery this morning was taken up with the election of officers appointment of committees and the assignment of subjects to the differ ent committees, and reading reports. An interesting contest for moderator took place between the Rev. F. r. Webb and the Rev Dr. II. D. Mooney, which took two ballots to decide On the first ballot the vote stood twenty to twenty, and on the second twenty-one to nineteen In favor of pr. Mooney.
 The Rev. W. F. Trump of Tuscumbia was elected secretary.
 On Thursday morning the Presbyterial sermon will be preached by the Rev. Dr. U. D. Mooney. The sermon this morn ing was preached by the Rev. Dr. Luman S. Handley of the Central Presbyterian church of Birmingham.
 The following are in attendance: Dr. l.. S. Hnndley, Birmingham; II. W. Flynn, Birmingham; U. D. Mooney, Birmingham; J. w Orr, Ensley; Frank Marston, Good water; E. M. Craig, Birmingham; r. B. Webb, 'ralladega; K. E. Henderlite, An niston; W. A. Daniel, Ayondale; r. R. Graves, Courtland: K. F. Lston, Oxford, F. w Bedinger, Lacys Springs; J. M. Battle Thomas; Francis Toppey, Hunts vile; J. W. Stagg, Birmingham; w. w. WolIe, gfalt tlly, D N Mci'dusnlH, An- niston; T. P. Walton, Talladega; R. D. Carmichael, Iartselle: R. c. Gilmore, Bessemer; J. C. Duncan, Tuscumba; w. c. Foster, Jasper; James Adams Bir- mingham; C. A. Merdil, Woodlawn; Ed win Carr, Anniston; D. L. Bellingrath, Talladega; J. D. Welden, Florence; J. ". Lee Birmingham; James F. Morris, C.. w. Alexander, East Lake; w c. Mont gomery Birmingham; w. R. Francis, De- catur; C. ". Mills Ensley; A. R. Lauder dale, Goodwater; Charles A. Hassler, Pratt City; J. H. Hall, Oxford; G. M. Grath, Courtland; J. B. Shields, Jasper.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-14

and 1t all points to two tickets being put in the field.
 The populists will meet in Attalla about May i and it is understood now that they will put out a ticket. The following names will go before this convention as congressional timber: L. A Fealey of Cullman, w. N. Howard of DeKalb, ex- Senator Roberts of St. Clair. and Walter Powell of Cullman. Walter Powell will likely get this nomination. The fight against MT. Beyer seems to be purely personal one
 The vacancy in the Cullman postoffice is also figuring in the affair. Miss Lo- rena Hays term expired In January, but the appointment of her successor Is being held up by J. J. Curtis, it is claimed. John Sufferer has the endorsement of the business men and the republicans of the county and the republican referees, but the appointment has not been made through MT. Curtis influence, it is claim ed. Mir Suterer is chairman of the coun- ty republican executive committee.
 WALTER HARPER.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-14

ton. This quarterly earning is greater than that of any year prior to the coming into office of Governor Jelks.
 Before leaving his office today Gov ernor Jelks practically cleaned up the work on his desk, but he left many peti- tions asking for the appointment to the position of secretary of state, which, by ti.e way, is not yet vacant but which will be vacated within the next few weeks. It is understood that the Hon. J. Thomas Henin will tender his resignation to the governor within the next few days, ef- fective on the first of May.
 Already there is a fight for the place. Among the applicants are c. D. Brooks, mayor of Fort Deposit; E. R. McDavid, deputy insurance commissioner; John r. Proctor of Jackson, w. W. Brandon, ad- jutant general; Frank N. Julian and Wal ter NeSmith. Several other applications are expected to be fled
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-14
RECORDS ARE CLEAR.
Sedberry Files Reports on Books of
 Clarke and Bount Counties.

Montgomery. April 13,-(Special9-As- sistant Examiner Sedberry today filed re- port on the books of the officials of ClarSs and Blount counties, which are most complimentary to the officials of those counties. Without exception the records were pronounced clear not a cent being due the state.
 The Blount county officials examined were Circuit Clerk John F. Kelton, Tax Assessor M. c. Allgood; Sheriff E. c. Allridge, Probate Judge T. C. Davidson, Tax Collector R. Nations.
 The Clarke county officials examined were Tax Collector w. w. Mobley, Sheriff R. c. Allen, Tax Assessor D. A. Currie, Circuit Clerk w W. Daffin, Probate Judge J. M. Wilson. Superintendent of Education R. c. Heard.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-14
ROD MILL ALREADY
 MAKING A RECORD
BIG PLANT AT ENSLEY IS NOW FLOURISHlNG, AFTER A LONG PERIOD OF lDLENESS-STEEL PLANT BUSY.

Ensley, April 13.-(Special.)- rod mill commenced operations on full time today and Is making splendid record already This is one of the largest plants in the Steel City and gives employment to about 2Oo0 workmen. The mill has been closed down for about a year, owing to some msunder- standing beween the Alabama Steel and Wire company and the Tennessee com pany, on account of the price or steel bll- lets.
 The resumption was affected by a con- ference held by the officials of the Ala bama Steel and Wire company and the citizens of Ensley three weeks ago at the city hall. At this meeting it was agreed that the plant should start up within three weeks.
 Large quantities of coal and steel are being shipped into the yards of the plant.
 Steel Plant Making Record.
 All the departments of the steel plant are making splendid records. Seven of the ten open-hearth furnaces are in ops eration and the rail mill and blooming mill are running on full time.
 Last week open hearth furnace No. 10 made fifteen heats and the indications are that the furnace will make eighteen heats this week.
 IL IS stated that Tn q IeW udSs the oln- CT three furnaces will be in full blast, thus putting all the plants in operation. With the steel mill and the rod mill running on full time the industrial fut- ure of the Steel City is brighter than it has ever been before.
 Improvement Notes.
 Work is progressing rapidly on the new sanitary and storm sewers that are be- ing installed by the officials of the city. Bonds to the amount of s60,000 have been issued for this purpose and 1t is estimat- ed that work on the sewerage systems will be completed by September.
 Mrs. Jones Entertalns.
 Mrs John H. Jones delightfully."- enter tained the Progressive Flinch club yes- terday afternoon at her home on Ave- nue H and Twentieth street. During the evening delicious refreshments were served The guests present were: Mrs E. T. Fields, Mrs. W. J. Harthy. Mrs. IT, L. DeBardeleben, Mrs. J. W. BrgmaD, Mrs. J. H. Mcclure Mrs. A. c. Ryan, Mrs. J. A. Dupuy, Mrs. Robert Crew. Mrs. J. E. Seay. Mrs. E. T. Abernathy. and Mrs Jones.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-14
Mention cooking with Gas to him.
MEN AND WOMEN, !,

Use Big G for unnatural discharges, ,inflam nations. irrifations or alterations of ucous membranes. Painless, and not astrin. gent or poisonous.
 Sold by Drugglsta, or sent in plain wrapper, by expresB, prepaid. for o1 %. or 3 bottles @. .75. Circular sent on yeQuegts
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-14
GOVERNOR JELKS
 GOES FOR VACATION
CLEANS UP MATTERS ON HAND BEFORE TAKING OUT1NG-MANY APPLICATIONS ARE IN FOR SEC RETARY OF STATE.

Montgomery. April 13.-(Special) )-Gov- ernor Jelks left Montgomery this after noon for vacation of about three weeks, which will be spent in the west He was accompanied by Mrs. Jelks and their daughter Miss Catherine Jelks.
 This Is the first real vacation that ths governor has had since his election to the governorship, and that 1t has been well earned there is no citizen of the state can deny. He has constantly given his personal attention to the affairs of the state, and as a result is perhaps making the pest record of any man who has yet served as chief executive in the manage ment of the states finances. The record of the convict department for the quarter just ended, showing net profit to the state of $97,O00, is but proof of this asser-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-14
REPUBLICANS WILL
 MEET THURSDAY
CANDIDATES TO OPPOSE DEMO- CRATIC NOMINEES MAY BE PUT oUTAT PRATT cITY-oFFICIALS ATTENDING COURT.

Pratt City, April 13.-(Special) )-The re- publicans of Pratt City beat have set Thursday, March IA, as the day to meet at the city hall and nominate candidates for justices of the peace and constable to oppose the candidates nominated by the democrats In their primary last Mon day.
 George w. Taylor, one of the incum- bents, and Wiley Wood, were named in Mondays primary Both of these are considered very strong in the beat and it is thought that possibly the republi- cans will decide not to put out a ticket, in view of the popularity of the demo- cratic candidates.
 Funeral of Oden BraswelI.
 The funeral of Oden Braswell, the young electrician who was killed at No. mines last Monday night by coming in contact with a live electric wire, took place this morning at 10 o'clock from the residence of the deceaseds uncle J. D.. Lacey
 MT. Braswell was only 2 years of age with all who knew him.
 Attending Court.
 The members of the police department the street commissioner, the sanitary in- spector and the engineer of the water works, were summoned to appear before the grand jury in Birmingham today. It is supposed that the object of the jury was to investigate the burning of the city jail January last. in which the lives of three prisoners were lost by two pris- oners setting fire to the prison in an at- tempt to make their escape.
 Street Improvement.
 Considerable improvement Is being made on Third street in the way of paving and grading. Brick sewers are also being laid on both sides of the street. During this spring the city street force has done mucn repairing and improving on the various streets of the city A new brick culvert has been built on First avenue and the culvert on Fourth street has been wid- ened.
 Social and Personal.
 Sam Foley, the well-known undertaken. had the misfortune to have his foot pain fully crushed this morning by a horse stepping on it. The foot is badly mashed and necessitates the use of crutches.
 The Maccabees gave an entertainment tonight at the home of MT. and Mrs. Coulter on First street. The occasion was most enjoyable one and large crowd was in attendance.
 The Rev. W. W. Wolfe and Mrs. Charles Hassaler are attending the meet ing of the North Alabama Presbytery 1t Jasper this week.
 Mir and Mrs Ballentine of Indiana are the guests of MT. and Mrs Michels, near Ezell station.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-14
Social and Personal.
Miss Uanton Is Sponsor.

Huntsville. April 3.-(Special.) )-Miss Mary Turner Clanton. popular young lady of this city, has been selected as sponsor for the Northern Alabama Div ision of the United Daughters of the Confederacy for the meeting in Nashville in June Miss Clanton's maids of honor will be Misses Katherine Harding and Alberta Taylor.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-14
Cured Acute Indigestion.

l Mr H. k. McCready, d well known 1 theatrical broker, of No. IfO2 Broadway,
 Naw York, says:-"I suffered terribly
 from acute indigestion. Tired many rem edies without benefit, but now l have
 been cured by Munyon's Paw-Paw, and
 l am glad to recommend this wonderful
 remedy for all stomach and nervous troubles.'
 WeII-Known Chemist Cured.
 MT Henry F. La Chapelle, d prominent
 chemist, of No. 311 West 29th street, New
 York, says:-.I have tried Munyons s
 Paw-Paw with mos beneficial results for dysentery, which l contracted in the
 Philippines. My improvement began with the first dose. Now that l am cured you are at liberty to use my name in any way that you desire to commend this remedy, for it certainly benefited me.
 Munyons Pew-Paw has proved Itself to be a mighty force in the crusade for health.
 If you have dyspepsia, try it. If you are nervous, try 1t. If you are despondent' try It. If you are weak and run down, try 1t. Cast away all tonics. medicines and all stimulants and let Munyons Paw-Paw make you we'll It will lift you into the high attitudes of hope and hold you there. It will give exhilaration without intoxication.
 Munyon's Paw-Paw. Large bottle $1 LOO. At all druggists. Paw-Paw Lax ative Pills, 25c a bottle.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-25
Cyclone / Misiouri.

6in99insbille, Mo., "a. Murts. Gn
u5ornaoo" er gdaet ben oper bor gD
og bar fpraariaget meget itor 9bs=
la9gelie. @n Mano 6leD ilaaet ibiel,
5agene bleO reOne at ca. so 8bsnin>
ger, og meget betpbeligt Gjenboms>
tab er foraariaget gennem bele 8p>
en-. 5raer rptfebes op meb 4obe,
mango 6eIte blep brebte paa @aben,
De eleftriite 2ebninger rebes neb, og
8Den inbbpaebes M1erte. Sabst
dniIaas til minbit $4,000.
llpeiret bar ogIda rant 8perne gor>
Der og Qlma og begge Steber ans
rettet betbbelig Sfabe, ON bpis Grs
teltbeber Der bog bibtil intet forsligs
ger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-25
s iioite Sjeblif.

Omaha, "a. Marts. 2lt Qanos@
n9roarelie / Sarens 9jeblit tan be-
re af aller ItsrIte getpbning, fes al
nebenitaaenbe.
Utrs. SepeQ, 1917 Glart Street,
ear Wlorges Serb meo at puIte og
babbe / ben 4nlebning to itore aebz
Ter meb togenbe 9anb paa 8ettens
tomfuret. paa en- eller anben Maas
be babbe M benbes ipabe Barn, lom
legebe paa 9ulpet, fpartet ct at 9sz
meme bort fra &omfuret. Moberen
Iaa bet bdtlenbe 8omfur meb alt bet
foeenbe 0anb | Serb meb at p9lte
neo pber Barnet, pg iom ct Chm
inappebe 9un Barnet fra @ulpet og
naaebe lige ben Osren meo bet. ins
BEN 9omfuret meb Slb os fogenoe
9anb p9ltebe ub oper 9uloet. Der.
efter opitob Der Slb SuIet, men bu
8ranbb9snst burtigt fom til Stebe,
bleb Slben iluttet uben at babe an@
rtttet fpnberlig Stabe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-25
Sefenot 2anosmanb oSo.

5 lit iiOite Drummer itriper
o8ien": 9amle 61rup er bsb. 0ette
guoitdb mObto9es Qsrbags meb
9emoo al mango at 8oloniens elbre
Meolemmer, iom beb 9brups 0sb
6apoe miitet en- mangeaarig 9en og
Sngdngsfaae. Oct bar / Sreba95,
at Zen 9amle 9abersmanb 6enIop /
9iemmet bos lin SbigerIsn og 8atz
ter, Wlr. Og Mrs. .. Weunthe t
Qlameod, boor ban | fine alleriiblte
0u9e fdnot terlig Omsans o9
pleje 0sben tom life upsntet, t6i
/ flere Waaneber babbe bet ifrantet
fOart meb bum. Sibite GFtsraur ans
grebes ban at 8rigbts Sn9bom, pg
bet bar bd fldrt, at Gnben itte bar
lan9t borte. 8egrdoellen fanbt Steo
| Sgnoogs Mountain 8ietp @rabz
lunb / Oatlanb Operp9relIe af ct
iterre Nntal Sl9gtninee pg 8enner.
gaitor @rsnsberg forrettebe. = pe=
ter 8. 6brup bar fsot 5rebericia
og blep benbeb IA @or gammel. Com
ung Wanb reiite ban iii 2onoon,
9bor ban | benbeb en- Snes 9ldr breb
ct itsrre StibsbDggeri. Ser bleo ogs
idd De Iets at bans ibb 8srn feote.
) 1881 tom ban til San 5rdncisco,
og ct Nars Sio fenere fulgte bele
5omilien efter. Oct 6Drupife 6iem
/ s0'erne bill erinbres al mango. Den
me9en llngoom, Der fanbtes 6iems
met, gjorbe bet til ct bnbet Cant
finasiteb, bbor Ufunterbeb og @pit;
fri6eb par bet I9rlige prGg. 9et bar
Ell fort Sab for Sdmilien, bd Mobss
rem / 1889 6leb talbt bort; men bet
inberlige 6orbolb mellem 5aberen rg
9ernene bebbleb til bet iibite. Q(f
be TO Senner er ben enc MI Neip
9orf, mebens ben anben Teller meb
9ampiti6e paa Wiericotbiten. 0e
fem 06tre er gifte 6enbolbsbis meO
Meisrs. 6. s. &linter, aaptajn
SobnIon, $. g. g2ielfen, Daniel
Muntbe og Otto prabl. Stsnt
fSbte / Gngtdnb er be fom befenbt
alle 0onife 6dabe / Sale og Sinb,
oq eennem bem bar Hkn 6brupife
Sl9gt TAT ct parigt Stempel pad ben
6erbRrenbe bdnIte 9oloni.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-25
Np Sfuleiaperintenoent
/ Omaba.

Omaha, "a. Marts. ,,goorb rf
education" mootog / Manbags Q(fs
tes Superintenoent 6. y. pearlcs
Reiignation Iom 0irettsr for Stos
lepeienet Omaha og tonltituerebe
| bans Steb Mr. u. $. WaterbouIe,
5oritanber for Omaba 9sjifole, inb>
til enbeli9 ubnepnelie fan finbe Steo.
Der blep gjort ct 5orlsg paa
itrats at beige Scr. 90. 90. Stetfpn,
State superintendent Of tbe Maine
Sdools, til Stoleluperintenbent. Men
5orilaget git lite igennem, ba flere
Meblemmer pnIfeoe en- grunbigereltnz
oeriegelle at og ct nsjere &enoitab
til De mango NnIsgeres 8paliftd>
tioner. 9lanot Qlnlpgerne er pro>
fesior Grpin 2epfiton, tiblisere Sorz
itanber for 9pjitolen Omaha og Iez
mere Superintendent Of Snitruction
/ ct. paul.
$ 5orbinbelie meo Maobtagelfsn
al Wr. pearies 9feiignation ubtalte
,,8oarb of EDUCATION" i'm bdrmeite
Inerfenbelfe af bans fbbaarige@irfz
iombeb SfolebeIenets Sieneite |
Omaha
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-25
"&ouute Wemurial's @rnno
iOlst fur $50, 900.

s mango Qldr bar ben ferite en-
gelnslut6erIte airfe / Omaha inbtaz
get en- meget fremrdgenoe plaos pdd
6jsrnet af IS. og 0arnep Streets.
0et bar iitfert 9l9oet mango dnore
eno os, nddr De tom til RebrdTfas
Wietropolis, at ie bet Itenne 8epis
for Dor lutberite airtes SnbflpbelIs.
0et bar en- rig 8antsr, Iom / i'm
3io lobeoe at gipe $4,000 til en- nj
airte, acknowledgement tunbe for
ooble Summen; bette Itete, airten
6leb opfsrt og fit ben rige @iOers
NuOn, oaounbe Wemoridl."
Gu er life 8irfen, men @runben,
bOOrpaa ben ligger, iolgt for Den
runbe Gum 100000 til Oommer
Sdmes ReDi1e, og ON so 0uge. flyer
,,Worlo 6eralb", bil Der itfe blipe
laot Sten paa Stsn af ben fmutte
8bgning.
0et bar forrige n9e, 0ommer
Repiae CAB lit Silbub, os @aar
(21. ons.) bleb 6anblen afiluttet.
Soa ret bi foritaar, betpber benne
9ranSattion langt fra 5ilbagegana
men inarere 5remitribt for ben til.
bsrenbe lutberite Wienigbeb. 5ors
retningstoarteret trof ii9 itebfe nGrs
mere inb paa airten fra begee 6ofb.
og bet bepirteoe paa ben enc Sibe, at
@ienoOmmen Iteg pris, og pud ben
anben Sibe, at plabien blep minbre
bebaeelig fom ct Steb for 9ubsbbrs
teTe.
Den Iioite 9ubstieneite | ,,aounbe
Memorial" bill blibe bolbt padI Itez
bog, o9 Mdnbag often berefter pil
be gamle Weblemmer Iamles Der til
ct iibite 5arbel.
Waiblertibis bill Meniebeben bOls
be fine Msesr enten I en- flor Sall,
fom ben bill leie, elfer ogiaa bill ben
bpgge ct o5ubernatel", fom fan tiene
ben, inbtil be tan faa en- M airte
opfsrt.
Set er life enbnu beItemt, bbor
Menisbeben bil bbgee, fun at ben Oil
flptte lengere @eit. Den iiges 1t
t9lle ober 300 belIfaaenbe Meblems
mer, og ben babbe lite fbnberlig
@eGo paa fin 8trteeienbom, iua ben
bill bore Stanb til at opfere en-
enbnu preetigere 8irfe paa en- rolis
gere plobs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-25
Senator Burton / JorbOr.
Ut an9e 8ibner paa Heg e.
ringens Sibe inbfalbt.

ct. 2ouis, %. Marts. = Jor6ss
ret oper be forenebe Gtaters Senas
tor Ralf Burton af aanIas 6egpnbz
tes / Dag for De foreneoe Staters
Oiitritts 0ommer Nbams. BUR
ton er 6eitplot for at babe mobtaget
$500 al ,,Ridllo @rdin dno Secus
rites Company" for at BRUCE fin
Snbflbbetie YoItbepdrtementet, ia1
Der life ituloe blipe ubitebt ,,fraub
orber" imob nebnte aompagni.
Wldn amer for fanbipnligt, at 6orz
6eret bill optdge 9feiten af benne lge.
9e forenebe Staters 9iIfrifts :
Qbbotat 0her og bans Qlsiiitenter
6ar flere Tiger arbejbet paa at for
bereoe Regeringens Sibe af Sagen,
og 5orfoaret bar ligelebes fprbereot
Zig | l9ngere 5ib.
glanbt Re9erin9ens @ibner er
WilIidm 6. Godrdn, fprite poftfons
tor Snipeftpr, Mm. 81. Sones,
Snoiuner aommisier, Gbparo
G6atterton, henneS prioatietreter,
@eorge M.Smit6, qoItembsbsmunb,
og 9trt6ur 3. 9r:ce teb aiggs gla>
tional6ant / @afbingion.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-25
13. Nara.
SotelbranS.

@beeling, SO. ga, "a. Waorts.
Der ct bertil inbts6et Gftsrrstnillg
fra Oliebben 2ittleton, at 9otef
Sbarpe Wtorges bleb fprengt af
naturlig 9as, og at dbftillige Menz
neiter miItebe 2ibet. Ruinerne tom
gieblittelig i granb, og iaapel !ooz
tellet Iom flere anbre 9bgninger neos
br9nbte til 9runben.
2iget af Willidm 2atpfon fra
pittsburg er bleben oraget frem If
Ruinerne; men ba 0otellet bar fplbt
meb @rbejbere peb Oliefilberne,
frDgter man, at fire e[er fem df bisfe
er omtomne 5lammerne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-25
Atteutat mOo G5aren. (?)

Netp Yort, "a. Marts. $ @oar
ubIprebes bet Hpgte fra Daa Street,
at Der bar bleOen giort ct SorIsg paa
at inismprbe ben rusiiife 9eiier. Da
&pgtet ipnes at itamme fra paaliz
belig &ilbe, lob man tele9rafiit fore
fpgrge 2onbon, men bar berfra faas
ct bet Spor, at Der life 2onbon BIZ
bes noget ON, at ct Iaabant Nttenz
tat bar fllrbet Steb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-25
6ele Samilien Orebt al SOset.

Glartsburg, 80. g., "a. DARTS.
Gn bel Samilie bleb @aar inbbens
tet af ct burtist lsbenbe pasiugertog
paa en- final Sernbanebro at 8altis
more &c Obio 8anen. 9lGe SAINT
liens Weblemmer blep bogitdpeligt
mdlebe til Oebe.
De forulpttebe er Mr. 5onb Mrs
ndrbi, Wlrs. Mtonarbi, ct Barn al
5amilien Mionarbi, Ssrdnt Sametti,
Srant gofetti og To unabngibne perz
loner. 0isle to iibite, fom life TT
bsbe, fan muligbis iltppe berfrd meO
2ipet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-25
Gm tnns 8proe.

@n uf De tungite 9proer,oe 5atti9e
maa bore, er ben olorig manq=
lenoe Ootterregning 9en bar
brost Wloolssbeo ino inangt
ct 9jem. 6or iaabanne er Sens
ita6et til en- paaliibelig 5aniz
liemeoicin o9ro en- bel Def.
@nboiDere, Der finoes 5uitnber af
5amilier, Der Dor faa langt ira 9ofz
tor og Q(potbet, at Der itte fan pore
Sale om at erbolbe prompt 2e9e@
bialp. 9Dor mango er Der itfe, fad=
Iebes ftilIet, fom be9raoer 5abet at
en- Seer, bpis 2io tunbe b9ret fpdz
ret, Om prompt 2agebialp bar blez
ben foritaHet. 0i8le N1ulig6eber er
altio Iergelige og pinlige Santer for
De @fterlabte. Oct bber pisfelig
@runb for @ftertanfe, mer o6odo
fan geres?" bill tanfenoe Soft fpprz
ge.
Sor bet fprite, tage pare pua De-
reg 9elbreb. @rfdrine bar tilfuloe
bii, at peb en- Smule Iuab Cans,
5Oriistigbeo og Sagttu9elie af Dc al
minbeliee Sunbbebsreeler, fan buaz
be mango pg lansparige Spgoomme
unbgdaes.
6pis De feler Dem tung, borit %
nebtrptfet, naar De ftaar op ON
Morsenen, bbis De bar en- effel,
bitter Snpag / Wlunben, bpis Suns
gen er belast, ignorer life bisie Gig
naler. Der er noeet paa 5erbe. De
er life pel. De bolber paa at Biz
be fps. 9ip 9let! 0eres Spitem tren=
ger til Gfteripn.
Sbis Oeres 8srn er fare, ilspe
og pirreligs, 6ois De irgen stppetit
bar. bbis @tanIen berss 9ine er
foribunbet og beres imaa Nniister
slsber Seberbebe, ffpnb Dem! Set
er GesDnbefTen til eli S9sbom, Der
maafe fan blipe alborlig.
SDis Dvrss Manb fpfer fig u19b=
bdnlig tret, isp og moblss, bpis
Maben life imaeer bdm, bpis bet bdnz
fer / Sinbingerne, pe ban flager pper
@ert biit oe ber, npl iffel Sfrib til
@artet itrats. 2a6 bom tdge Or.
petcr's 9urito. Gn 5Gaife foifer
meeet minbre enb ct Ooftorbefeg, o9
SanbTpnligbeben er, at en- Doits
beraf itibe bill fpure itore 1tbgifter,
megen 9gngftelie og 8efpmring.
Den er ifte en- Mpotbefermebiciit.
Den felges birette til 5orbrugerne
gennem ipecielfe 9teenber. Sfrip
til Or. peter Sabrneb, 112-114
60. Sobne 9lpe., Chicago, Sn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-25
Sra Hacine.

plabIen iom Goritanber for
9utber College Der gpen bill blipe
oOerta9et at paitor $. 6. Senien peb
Gmaustirten. Meniebeben bar ben
9tnlebnins tdlbet 43aitor prsbenien,
Council Bluff, ga.
S fOrrise ll9e ufeit Q(nbretp
Solm pluoIelig oeb 9eben o9 iOrbes
oes / Ssnbaes fra Gmaustirten. -
9tFbebe bar Soieerfuber til paitor
Sse gleendb, Mis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-25

Om ben iupaneiiife 5laaoes 5ils
Itano foreli9ger Der intet. Marinebes
purtementet bar bibtil in9en unoerz
refining nootaset.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-25
Gn bonnet banlf Wlanb,

20 Gar, Nptommer, pifli9 o9 pant til al
Sloos Talmorbeioe, enifer gloos poa Ell
farm, belit Hebroifd eller Soma Splpss
ninser opes peb at tillfriue Doniferen1
rnber Merfet A.