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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-11
Satimer Os Coulter, Soma.

Oct er for Rsiten IiOt lange iiOen.
hi lob bore ira De, iaa bet tan BEL
bliOe libt oanifeiig at fad begDnot
ret % faa bet meo aitIammen; men
Ia jeg ira flsre Siber bar maattet
5srs ilbe, for6i je9 life bar ~freoet til
a8aniferen", oil jeg prepe at Ttrios
ON. bDaO 5utommelien bar GENT, %
tiaige Dil ieg PRIZE b~erefter at itripe
noget oftere.
Saa Oibt jeg buffer, itreO jeg iibIt
noget ON ben megen Regn. Ri fit ffOIte
CONNER. gfteraarst bIsp nogenluns
be tert, iaa 5armerne fit berss Soms
merarbejoe fulOfert i COB Stanb n9
tunoe, haD0e jeg nar io9t, iibbe /
Ro og SOB Mag Oeb Sioen al aats
t~elpDnen 9interen igennem % brems
ON en- tor Sommer; men, nej,
be to iiDite oaaoe Somre bdDbe gjort
en- Hem Streg / Regningen; tbi III
itulbe Der fparss paa ale mulige %
umuIige Steoer for at faa pengene
til at lda til; bet iad r%igtignof UNI
Der 5iben uo til / CONNER, at bsr
ituloe blioe en- COB Qf9rebe; men ba
Snobeitningen bar fulbfsrt, bite bet
iig, at Der life bar ngr foa meaet,
fom bet Taa uo til. QneIfen ON, II
bet life bar, fom bet plejer at bore,
hlse II! @;r.eiis1eb, bd man tom pa1
8Ggten meb Seben. ,gr bet oirs
telig alt2" tunbe man ubilfaarliq upz
og ida fiji 5anfen til be fors
@9lospofter. Be, fom ineen
aeIerDefOnb babbe, MATTE til at
og te6ilaa og fau for ReTten
cDergiDe fig til 8anfmenbenes Roas
De. Gn 3rsft bar bet boq, at be IL
fe ale bar foa femme. priferne, Ri
lit for 8drerne, bar birfelie oobe;
bet, man baDbe, fiji man gobt betalt.
8i 6dDbe | De mango gobe Oar mas
tie t9nft, at bet ffuIbe bliDe beb, og
Di bar ba MI beler ingen @runb iii
at tldge, nadr Ri tanter poa benz, iom'
ilet intet fit; men naar mar er for
gobt bant, biz man fom fort9leDe
gern blibe utilfrebs. bDfs man life
dltib fad i'm Billie.
-Wisfonsmeber dfbofbes | Conn
mer, bbor praitene Ssbofm oe Riels
len, Tingiteb, Sa., prebitebe CUBS
Orb for os.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-11
Sorresponoan6er.
GalenOer, Soma.

5 oisie 0age bar nGiten ale
trapIt meo at finite. giogle flptter I'D,
% andre flptter inb. Dir. 4nOers
Qielien er nu flpttet 10 paa Mrs.
8. V. 6aniens 5urm. oun er toms
men Per til 8pen. bpor bun bar ts6t
iia.et 9us.
- 0ir. 4nguit Brandt itdI i Cont
mer ar6eioe for ". Rielien og b.
qpnoer /, Mtorts.
- DARIUS Gbrilteniens life Dat
ter bar paret meget ing. men er oa
liot beore i Oisie 9age. 9igeleoes
er GbriIt SOLUTIONS, ION / l9ngete
SiO bar paret ing. gun par naitsn
rat en- Sang. men iaa fit bun ct
5~ilbagefaIo.
9i 6abbe ct gobt Mtisionsmpbe
fer, iom begpnote 10 5ebr. og Hut
teoe "a. 5ebr. 8eiret bar ~i9rOeies
gobt, 6porforM ogiaa bar goOt
beiegte. 9ette Rsbe blep bolbt efs
ter EN- Wletobe, Iom par nh for %
Der paa bisie Ggne. Oct bar !6uss
meDer, bpor Der ON Gftermibougen
blep taft oper forifeqige Sinner fra
ST. l til ST. 3-31.
Oerefter baboe 5armerne COB 5ib
iii al fomme biem og f~orrette oeres
SpiIer og tomme meb pm 4ftenen
til Samtale. Bon og Sang. Ser ga.
oes 10 en- bpperlis 9eiIigbeO for os
til at fau De 5psrssmuaI bsiporebe,
ION muligpis matte pare ppfomne
! 6iertst unoer Grbets 6prelie, og ri
maa iige, at bet b%irtelig par itsnne
0age. De befs9enbe pr9fter bar n.
airtegoaro og 6lemmen I'm. pdft.
Glemmenien rejite faa ON 5orsbagen
meo gngbolm til Rolfe, boor be ags
te6e at f%ortiatte til ON Senbugen.
Munbag b. %. 9ebr. narreoe
9anOpoiten os og blep biemme. San
6aobe not fdaet Orore fra bsjere
@ettommenbe ON at beli96olbe
george @af6ingtons 5sbieIsbap.
Iaa ben 0ag if oi ingen arigsnp6e=
Der, men bet MATTE 10 qau, pg Sc
launches oa Bit beler life meget, Da
hi ielo par paa arigsfoo mob ben
fore 5nrite fra 6etbebe. 6bor mango
ioorebe ban If. BIZ bel fprff bIips
tlaret pad ben fore Dag 6iniioes.
Ssnoag D. II. WIartg Tfal ri
6abe confirmation.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-11

Som bstenbt bar Menigbsoen bpgs
get badbe Strife ps Yreitebolis og
fpbt StoIebus og gploooer = alt /
Den lille npe 8p Coulter = Iom be
LIB fig til ben PED en- balo Snes 5uz
Iinb Dollars. Der par iom 5glge
beraf tommen til at bpile en- itor@Gto
paa Msnigbeben. bborfur ben beiIuts
teoe, at 6pert MsOlem tager en- Del
at @aloen ION fin prioate @aIO, %
oct IptteOes. iaa at Meni9beoen tom
Al i'm tore 9aIb.
5lere er / Sommerens COB bleos
ne Optague / MeuigbeOen. ioa At
9atiten uOuotiI Ogiaa bar giOrt sla-
beige 5remftriOt.
9@gtepiet er Der flere Bar. Sea
buffer life, bOem ieg iioit ftrep on.
faa ieg pit tie title benne Sang for
life at ubi9tte mig for at 9enta9e Fl
isr forglsmms ilogeH.
gortrejite er ogiao nogle baaee
til Oregon, Colorado, RebruIta. 9as
totu Q. I. b. = ia. bOem fan bOIee
aeoe paa al Iuoban Reiienl muafe
ier Ri noele at Dem igen.
Gpbp9geliesmpber FAR / Din
ter paret afbolote bper Onsbos /
Stolebufet.
- Misiionsmgoe afbolotes iibit /
Sanuar. 5lere greiter babbe lopet
at tomme, men til at begDnos mso
tom Der life fere enb Dor n9iten IL
trotteli9e 5ormanh gbriItianIsn.fnm
meo 9io og Chit fortpnbte Subs itore
Sunobeber for os. iii 6jalp for
BAN % til @lGbe for os tom qoTior
9rogb, 6aqop, unber Msbet, os /
6orening meo Dor egen prrit ubitrfs
eoe be faa 0rbets Sch, iom NOT ftal
bore fin 5rugt. 9i bar rigtig glaze
Deb bette Oelii9nebe Msbe.
- pditor 8. 6anien bar Der b. ..
Marts og taIte MormonmisIionens
Sag for os. Maa 6erren rigti9 pei
Iigne 0enne Sag, mango 0Iormoncr
til 5relie.
- qaftOr Rielien bar paret III
Misfionsmpbe / Ringiteb CO III
4rebsmsbe / Gebar 5uas, ga.
- Gn Del Spgbom bar Der bpret
ibldnot os, men De neite er bog TOM
men ober BET iaen.
@amIe Wdren Rasmusbotter
sr bsb pg blep 6egraoet paa Ct. 90
bonres 9irtegaarb.
- Gn penIig s6ilfen ienoes til ben
M Msnigbeb / 3eeblp. gaf. gi be-
Der moi 5sblelsoag en- % famme0a
@interen bar / Qur b9ret meact
ftr9ng Der = uo9le Iige: ben itran-
aeits og langoarigIts / mango Qar.
q. so.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-11
GreOsmg0e.

Qorolise Rebraifa arebs al ben foreneos
Rirts afbOloer tit 6oruorsfrsOsmsos / BLAIR.
Rebr., fra II. til 20. Narts. aabnines.
guostisneite Tors az aften ST. II.
6elsenoe emner pil blips breiteoe:
I Gen ieriie 6arlisbebs 6ornpelit / Ute
nigbs6en / 6orbiubelie meo 2lab. 2. 4. 5.
II. 6pem tan meb Rette uqre Meolem Al
en- eU. =lutb. Menigbeb2
Is. Is. 6Iotb.
8rebsiormano.
Blair Wieni9beo inobDoer 9enner til
o%penuapnte Wsoe.
Seipqsuoe beoes meloe oeres 6omme til
6r. anfer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-11
vOanlferen"
IreOGg ben II. Wiarts 1904.
Blair, Neb.

0anit @ubstjeneite paa Sgnodg
Dor banIt lut6erIte airte til De ieoz
Danlige 3iOer. 6orm. ST. 1870 og
often ST. 7.30.
Senbugsifole ON Ror9enen ST.. 9.
Rebrana norolige areOs At
ben fpren. 8irte afboIOer TT Jors
aarsmgDe Der / 9pen / Dagene ira
17.-20. B. gl., % Mebet aabnes
meo @ubstieneIte 5Orsbag @tten
SCI. Il. Melo eoers 8Omme til
Qaitor anfer, og gleO Ulsnig9eOens
Meblemmer meo rigtig mango fare
9efpo.
st mt aurfus / gpmnaitif
peb Dana college meo prof.
Siguro 4nter iom 9arer er nu be-
obnbt og af6olber fine2pelier I Stos
lens pragtige 9pmnaftitiaI bper
Snsbag bitten 8l. y. 8etaltn9en
er tun 20c. maaneolig. 4ae unge
Mano, fpm n%ogenlunoe fan fda 2eis
IiabeO, 6sr Ielofplgelig oeltuge / bet.
te aurius. 6erreOsmme ober 1T
aeqeme bar langt iterre g%etpbning
bauoe / legemlig og adnoelig 9enz
fesnoe. eno be fleite MenneIter brSm-
mer ON.
.0aniferen" baboe belabet iig
baa Ioraar me6 9rsnt og 5uglts
fbioer; men / Steoet for bar ri fact
en- temmelio teftig 8inter. 9obt er
bet boa, at 4lmdnaffen er paa Dor
Sfbe. @iateren bif inart BABE uos
rafet, fprodret pil brnbe I%eirenoe
frem, o. ,9oreds" bill inben ret lem
qe bore pda Retur til Rorbens fol-
be 5uler og alpfter.
Der fan pore 2tpsfare ale
gegne. 5 Den iibite Sio bar Der bel
Ter life pGret ganife farefrit I bort
slers fau trpgge gubIii6ing 6ouie.
SaaIebes BRAT / @aar en- Glebatotz
feos. og fire siber al o0aniteren"
ftnrtebe neo / 9aloeren. 6etoigois
sr bort manbIta6 ION Resel altib
paa rette 9labs, boorfor Der better
ingen l1lpfte ifete oenne Sang.
= Sobn MeQuarrie bar ct fort
cplag at gpgninesmoterial.r og 9uI
III ~lapefte griIer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-11
American, Dominion
og White Star Lines
vedligeholder -regelniassige For
bindelser mellem
New York. Philadelphia. Boston.
Portland, Halifax
Southampton Liverpool. Queenstown.

Southampton. Liverpool. Queenstown.
DE hesfe af dem er Dobbestskruedam.
pere, og I e Of dem er de stsrste Damp
skibe / Nerden.
Den store POPULARITET, som oven.
naevntc LINER nyder blandt Diet reisende
Publikuu1, er en- sikker Bergen for, at allie
PassageTerneer Genstand for venlig LIMO
d"ekommenhed, god Opvartning, faar till
~strBkkelig og veltiliavet 'Spise, hurtfg
Overrejse esamt Lagetilsyn og Medicin
naar Diet b h9ves.
Desuden 6ndes / disse LINERS Skibe en-
Mengde FamilieIejligheder paa $50 Vac
relser.
Der CORES kun ringe Uphold / England /;
thi PaeSaRererne, som sejseT med AMERI-
CAN, DOMINION og WHITE STAR LINES,
Dampskibe, ankonmer til England rette
It'd til at fortsastte Rejsen med Nordse-
damperne iii de s~kandinaviske Havne.
De, som rejser fra Diet Ram1e Land,
eh9ve heller like at vente lange / Eng.
land pan Befordring til Amerika, dersom
Eilletterne or udstedte paa o~vennaevnte
LINER.
Pris- Ok .Afgangslister sendes snarest,
ON DE sknve til
Mark r. c. BROWN,
Money Or West Passenger Agent.
ders sendes 5000 Dearborn ST.,
hurtigt og
biliigt. Chicago. III.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-11
Gu 4bonnent

6bis BIZ bill babe Runbffaber, maa
bt 4drbejbe for benz, og bbis BIZ bill
babe Mab, mao bu ogfaa arbejba
for benne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-11
6orretning til Salg.

eu pei oparbeiost General Merchan-
disc 6orrstnins en- Sp meo mango 0anife,
boor Der er oanit lutb. airte o9 Stole. er til
Sais. @oreopIoset beIebsr zig til omfring
s.. 500. On nGrmere 0plpsninaer, Aor. :
Mertet T, care of ,1aniferena, Blair. 3eb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-11
Or. 3. 6. 9!art,
cpbtbaImuIueia % Sjes spetialiH.

Deriom e liner al oOuebpine. gerpeitet.
euimmelheb, ipag 6ufommelie, Smsrter ouen
t hnpebet eller ueb ao 9inggen og / Antten, Ell
Ter 1eres Cine %innlnirr op % rinoer meo Varo
ioa raaOfsr Gem meO II. Start.
llootet bpein Der Tor lite bal tunnel biGlpe Dem.
nntemmeiien al 1erueffaiten peO ClrnantrGn,
ri Gatia0cu I'll i%oabonne Sloebenuoeioer.
SEQ mooler Ziet % bets 9eruetilietlel peo
.0iGlp al opbtbolmoloaiif @ioepifob o9 Tan be
BONNIE bets 8rou poo 9ifrUeipltemet etsaft, .oa
peb min Woope at pasir Srlllcr I'll pna tan leg
ffr1ne aue Sumioner paa SuftaniirGneeie al
get. oo ioo 0er @otureH 8elteu. 8erlem e
bnr Nfiller. Der lite tdnbier iaooounf Sloeberfs
benoef. iua ff be ifte tiatig tilposleoe.
Sfelple rcties
usen Operation. 4bielui busrien Meoiein eaer
Operation BRIGGS min Ntetooe. etlle9los Ct
eneits selbrebeliesmiooel. 5aq Gem / 99t
for 6itetobere. 8oniultattonen Ct tonreentiel'
,braska Streets, Sioux City, la.
IN In
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-11

Bolton Block, Fourth and Nebraska Streets, NouxC City, la.
Gil p9rc Blair pan Clifton 0Otsl ManSag Il. Warts.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-10-20
Man.

go said the head of the firm,
you've decided 10 go into business for
yourself have you? DO you think you
can make more money that way than
we are paying your
"I'm afraid not" replied the cmploye.
"Then why do you want to leave
here? Haven't We treated you well?
You get a vacation. with pay, every
summer. When you happen to be sick
you're not locked and I've always
made it a rule to treat my men MS well
rs | know how. IL it isn't going to he
to your financial advantage. can't
see why you should want TO leave us"
"Wel, you see, I was reading the 9TH
err day that no man can serve two mas
ters and I've been thinking about it
a good deal since, and about made up
my mind that It's So .fJ....
Two mnsters2 What do you mean?
I guess I'm the only master around
here, amt I?'
"YeS-but." H,''
But what? II there is anything 60
ing on in this establishment that
don't know about, I'd be very much
obliged il you'd tell me of it," ~
ITS not here. You see, III gOt mar
rled about a year and half ago and
and the honeymoon's over, and the
lady has assumed control, She has
found. thar the wife OF man on a sal
airy doesn't seem to inspire much en-
thuslasm in soclcty,'-Chicago Record
Herald.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-10-20
WISE WORDS.

Atheism is rather in the life than in
the heart Of man. Bacon.
There never was a great man, unless
through Divine inspirations Cicero.
DO not the good things of life rob you
OF the hes, ,hlrgs ?-Maltle D, Babcocii.
We stpp not over the threshold Of
children till we are led by love--L. L,
Landon.
The highest form of good life is self
denial for the good Of others-Rcy.
DR., Park.
Tribes light as air are 10 the Jealous
confirmation strong rs proofs of Holy
Writ-Shakespeare.
Occupation was one Of the pleasures
Of Paradise, and we cannot be happy
without i"-Mrs. Jameson.
1t is meet that noble minds keep
ever with their likes; for who so firm
that cannot be seduced ?-Shakespeare.
Receive not satisfaction for premed-
itnted impeytlnence; forget lt-forgiye
it-but keep him ineXorably Mt a dis
lance who offered it,-Lavater
The surest method Of arriving at a
knowledge Of Gods eternal purposes
about us is TO be found in the right
use Of the present momcnt.-F. W.
Faber.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-10-20
An Awful Japanese Custom.

1t was a custom in old Japan to
bury living retainers, servants and
even horses, upright In a circle round
the grave Of member Of any imper-
lal or noble family. The heads of
these poor wretdhes were left exposed
and their cries Of agony during their
lingering death could be heard night
and day, This awful custom was
changed by tender-hsarted ruler In
the second year OF our Christian era.
rough clay images being substituted
for the living beings, but 50 late as
A, D. GAG another emperor had TO lee.
islate against the recurrence Of such
living buIlals.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-10-20
Va FREE FROM Ius1lcE.
Out OF the way Nation where Our
Criminals Are safe.


There are scores OF little nations
with which the United States has no
treaties. at ALL Abyssinla is one. aud
were 'lh American fugitive TO rench
Adds Abaha he might remain there
the rest Of his life without fear Of mo-
lestaton. In the West Indies axe two
republics in which the American evil
doer is almost as securely safe. One
is Hail. ana the other is Sanio Do.s
mingo Both are usually so torn by
revolutions that the existing govern
mont is almost mrecognl2ahlc, In
consequence both are farorite resorts
70" American adycuturcrs ana fugl-
tiyes Of the more entcrprlsing sort.
One American who left New Orleans
inconspicuousiy because of a little diff
ference with the law rose 10 high rank
in the Haitian Army, and was cyentu-
ally killed ina light with revolution.
lists on the Dominican border.
The little Republic Of San Marine,
in the south Of Europe. is another Sc
cure stronghold for American fugl.
tives, But itis so snail that the Nv,
erage evil doer does not seek It out
for feafithat ID maTAoss in his sleep
'and roll over It's frontler intn Spain.
And far to the eastward there Is Sara
wax, In The East Indies, whore an Eng
iishmnn holds FORTH rs ABSOLUTE mon
arch and every stray solder OF fortune
is welcome. ,t
Were he to he daring knayc. an
American fugitive might fnd safety,
at least from American justice. in Il
dozen or more Of the queer nations Of
Central Asia. though it Is moro than
likely that the natives would soon I'm
lsh him. In Afghanstan the Ameer
would be glad to see him. aud in Be-
loochlstan the rulers of tie State
would treat him ms a distinguished
visitor In Tibet proper he would be
under the eye of the Chinese auiliorl.
ties, but outwardly Tibet is not Chi
nese territory, and the treaties with
China do not affect it,
High up on the Central Asian table
land are perched Kafrstan and TURK
estan, neither Of which recognizes
even the existence of the United
States. Southeast Of Arabia is the In.
dependent Kingdom OF Oman, ana TO.
ward the north are Dokhara and Xiii
va, vassals OF Russia hut still not af-
fected by Russian treaties, Aud IN AZ
RIGA there is the vast expauses Of the
Congo Free State unhealthy. maybe,
but still safe In the west are Borun
and Waday, independent Kingdoms,
and Kanem and Bogirn, no.man's'
land.-Chlcago Tribune,
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-10-20
NO ADVANTAGE.

How much is beefstealk pound -
asked the bride Of a month. .a
Eighteen cents, replied the butcher.
why, | thought that tho strike Lad
sent the prices away up" eHr.i .i..
well, MON, we got this meat before
the strike began. We got It two
months ago. when prices were down,
and we can't take advantage Of our
regular customers" -Cleyelan Leader.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-10-20
Work and Digestion.

San Francisco team drivers receive
SO. $3.50 and 81 day for driving one,
two and three-horse teams, respec.
lively,
The French physiologlst Fere has
made experiments which show that
the process of digestion diminlshes
the capacity for muscular work fully
one.half AS regards the effects OF
stimuants like tobacco and alcohol,
he has found that while they diminish
fatigue, the effect never lasts more
than ten minutes, and is followed by
a greater degree Of fatigue than would
have existed If they had not been in,
dulged in.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-10-20
JAsANls eoNstrrurIoN.
How It DiNepp From the constltu.
tions Of Occidental Nations.

W~~fN~'ffNi fNahleilet
There is an important difference
between the constitutions of West.
ern nations and that Of Japan. Tho
former are the outcome OF popular
uprIsings against the tyranny Of rul-
ers-n other words, Of a demand, as
OF natural right, BY the people, Cen
sequently, even In monarohical Eu-
rope, constitutions are drawn in such
terms as to lay the greatest stress
upon popular rights, while at the
same time curtalllng the power of the
sovereign.
The Japanese constitution, on the
. other hand, emanated from the EN-.
peror, the fountainhead Of all power.
Before the people dreamed of popu.
lar rights or Of, Parliament, the
Emperor had already marked out the
grand policy Of establishing constl-
tuticnal government in the future,
because Of his evident desire and
purpose to elevate the country to an
equal place among the civilized ma
tons OF the world, not only because
he wished It, but also because that
course was in strict accordance with
the national policy beuueathcd by
his ancestors. II
Following that policy, Que constitu.
ton was drawn up with close adher-
enco to anu careful preservation of
the fundamental principle Of the I'M
perial Goyernmspt from time lmme'
mcrialA @ ~
In form, however, II IS similar to
Western constitutions, with this diff.
ference, that the text of our constl-
tutions contains only the fundamen-
tal principles Of state-namely, the
prerogatives CT the Emperor; the
rights and duties Of the people; the
powers Of Parliament; the powers
and duties Of ministers of state and
Judiciary and finance.
These are all embodied In seventy
six articles. Matters of detail, such,
for example, as provisions relating
to the rules and proceedings CT Par
lament, the laws for the election Of
members, the national budget, ETC.,
are separated from articles enunciat-
ing fundamental principles, and are
embodied in laws supplementary to
the constitution and enacted at the
same time.-The Century.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-10-20
wonLp,s TAIR ST. LOUIS.

Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
II you are going to the Worlds Fair you
want the best route. The L, an, is tho
shortest, quickest and best line. Three
trains daily Through Pullman Sleeping
Cars and Dining Cars. Low Rate Tickets
sold daily, Get rates from your locSl agent
and ask for tickets via L. 4 N. srorovER
ALLOWED AT MAMMOTH CAVE.
An Kinds OF information furnished on APP
plication to J. @. HoLLENBEcK,
Dist Pass. Agent, Atlanta, 0a.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-10-20
A CORRECTION.

You called me a political iobber IN
your paper this morning" began the
iratc visitor,
Yes" replied The editor, "that was
bad break. rdischGrged that typo i'm
medlately."
"Oh, then, you dldn't mean 10 say
that?"
Certainly not, I wrote roJber very
Dlainly"-Phlladelphia Press,
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-10-20

accessible. add many millions TO The
actual tax Of bad roads, Moreover,
the enforced. idlaaoss Of millions OF
men aud draft animals during large
portiqasaof thelyeas Is anilem not'aI
ways taken mtp account 81 estimating
theeost'of worlS aetmlIS done. THE
tax Of bad ronds will become constant
~ harder TO bear MS The people Of the
United States are brought into keener
empetliion.-with-ihe..- ehaa p,,a produc--
.tions Of other agricultural countries.
The continuous Improvement IN trans.
portatloa facilities. Goil hy rail and
water. is steadily opening or markets
to epmtpies wheges lator As, cheaper
amt In niaiiy cs,ses' where roads are
better. aud'the agriculture of -this
country, viii noteionE'siand a needless
Tux ieQual to o,ia-forrih ule va,0c OF
Its products.
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THE afUTLAToRs OF BOOKS.

Il have had lots Of friends who were
guilty Of mutllating books they bad
borrowed from me- but my latest ex.
perlence was the most rovel OF ALL"
What was IT."
Il lent Mrs Blank my dictionary a.
few days ago, and yesterday she re-
turned ii without y wordr'-Ncw Or.
leans Times. Democrat.
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"wen. they won, dlln't they 81
ME lard pART or r..

80 these are the proofs Of your epic
poem" said the friend. "Hun-m-m,
very interesting. Must have meant a
lot of labor"
'Indeed It did, replied tho poet.
"That poem represents two years hard
and constant work"
"You don't say just to think! Two
years of writing and rewriting
mo; not that One day to write Il
and the rest Of the tlrlo to sell it,.
Chicago Tribune.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-10-20
!. L.oaaes l,r Ila.lussaw.ls.

q AS to losses by, bad roads. the odlce
has learned, by cOnsultatlon with
'9lqapy, thonsRnas| a. the mOst iintelb-
gent farmers of The tountty, that the
expense Of moving EARN products and
supplies averages, on all 0ur, country
roads, twenty-five cents per, ton per
mile; whereas IN the. good road dis
ltlcts Of this ana other countries the
cost is only about one-third Of this
amount. This extra expense amounts
IN the aggregate to more than the en-
3 atre expendituresof the NatlonaT Gov
ernment and taking into account all
OF the hauling done on the public
roads, the loss is equal to one-fourth
OF the home value Of all the farm pro-
ducts Of the United States. The 10.
crease in cost Of hauling actually done
i Ply no means the only loss resulting
from bad roads. The loss Of perish
able products for want OF access to
4 market. the failure TO- reach market
when prices are good. and the failure
% cultlvafe products which would be
mafpHinhIe X maikels were aIways
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SHOULD INHERIT ABILITY.

what is that Brownlcy boy going to
dog"
Hes going into the advertising bust
ness
He ought 10 make a good one ut it,"
why soy
His mother never knew anything
but what she advertised it al! over the
town, Cleveland Plain dealer.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-10-20
MexIco,a winter Pnwe.

or the great abundance of water
power with which Mexico is supplied,
It estimated that not more than 100000
horse power is being utilized or is in
course Of development ut the present
time. The potential horse power has
never been estimated with any degree
Of accuracy.