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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-30

9laoe, Der fan 9pre BEN 2ioet lurt,
90 ioet De bolber fat paa bette
lDm beres e9et, mao ben fattl9e
li0e o9 iuffe b%erunoer; laa 0oerf
f oben bliper til en- Sprbanoelle for
bam D9laa % 9pr bans Sio btttert.
Ser ier oi, boao Wtisbru9en al
0oerf lDoen fan uorette baaoe fpr
ben, lpm bar ben, p9 fpr ben, lom
fattes. Nfen bette er life aft; oen@
ne Misbrug uoretter no9et, Ipm er
enbnu uerre: ben opber D9 or9ber
9erli9beoen ug Dperlferer bet
9aonb, ium ifulbe binoe Ofennes
lfene tillammen / 8rDberferli9beo.
6p orlebes fan Ell fatti9 8rpoerg
lpm er itebt Np0 % 3ran9; fatte
nogen pirteli9 8rooerferli9beo til
ben, lpm bar SnerflDo o9 fenoer
bans 3rang, men nnolaber at
bielpe ham; bette er unaturll9t.
8erfor bebber bet u9 / Sfriften:
p0eriom nu9en bar benne Seroens
@obs u9 ier lin Srooer fiber Wfar1s
gel, o9 ban luffer fit Sjerte fur
b am, boprlebes fan @uos Serlig<
b cd bp / bant!" bet er nnrull9t,
8enner; tbi SUB oeb nuf, boao ban
flyer.
Seq bar M 9ennemgaaet bette
@mne, life for at li9te ben til mo-
gen iom Delft Yerlon, men for at
frembolbe Sanobeben, lom ben /
Girfeli9beben er o9 CT frembplot
Sfriften, o9 lom @rfarin9en itao-
letter ben; o9 bet bill bore bel for
os aQe, baaoe ri9e pg fatti9e, at
tage benne Sanbbeb til Sjerte for
at femme til en- ret Spfattelle af
g runben, bporfor @ilo bar ubbelt
bette timeli9e @obs iaa forltelligt
til fine 8grn, laa bet maa fomine
b aabe ben ri9e u9 ben fatti9e til
9pbe, o9 Cubs 3aon maa blipe
eret. Silt CUBS &aao er oiiit pg
be1temt for bans 8prns timelige
Do ~aanbeiine 8el. Men bet fan
m isbru9es l~aalebes, at bet tan
blipe til beres Stabe ierli9t oeb at
prnenbe oct til e9en Surbel / bette
9iu, lom bog fun parer en- ganfte
fort Stuno.
8i9bummen bar fine iture 8ans
iteliebeoer, laa bel lpm 5attigopms
men bar fine. Wten ben lioIte bar
b us ben 5urbel, at ben brager os
nermere til Sub, meoens Gigooms
men / be allerheite 3ilfeloe brager
benz be rise) bDtt fro CUB, laa be
eaar up / fig ielp, ba be lite fpler
ben 9ran9 til bam, lom ben fattige
bar, tbi ban er itebie afbengi9 at
Cub; o9 baj, bar ben iture 5uroel,
at ban er 9ipet mango Sorjetteller,
men for ben rioe, 5om forlaber fig
/0,r4Soo@+a7 GS;Ao q
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-30

fe = og ban tunoe idd begnnoe at
bebe 6erren om at tdare BAN til en-
9ernin9.
s en- bgjtioelig 9gntammerituno,
6bor ban / iGrlig @raO fpIte 9ubs
R9rbeo, fit ban la9t aft pad Ser
rens @lter, og nogen 3ib efter par BET
BAN tlart, at ban Ituloe forberebe Jig
til en- MisiionGrs @erning / 8ind.
gf Meb6urTts oaind" fit ban ben
Oberbeoisning. at ban 6eoit funbe
oinbe frem / 8ind, bois ban blep Ca
9e, Do ban oaIgte oerfor at itubere
Meoicir.
6un bar ben9dng temmelig ibdg, %
5or9lbrene turbe berfor life itrafs
gibe efter for bans gnffe ON at tomme
til 8ind. 6dn fom bo til 6ul for
Der at blipe grunbigere unoerpiIt
0an bleo 6er = fra 1849-51
= 4sIiitent BPS en- 29ges9rofesior,
iom GAP BAN go6 Q%nleoning til Ii
rurgiIt uboannelie = en- %uourberli9
6ielp for bans 6remtiosgerning.
2taereoe paa oenne 3ib gap ban mi
agtig en- 3ienoeoeG = % ofte mere
- al fine 5nbtagter til be fattige.
q(lt. 6pao ban At Bigger, 8laber o9
lign. tanoe %nnboare, Itantebe ban
bort og Ieoeoe ielo bbeuit tarbeligt.
Qlorig bao ban noget MenneIfe om
qen9e til eget grug. og glemts bans
5oreIdtte at 6etdle BAN @u9en,
f~orlangte ban benz life. fait o%oer6eoiit
ON, at Sub oitoe gibe 6am, 6oao ban
6abbe be6oo til 9i0etg Sp6oIo.
6an forta1er Ielo 6erom mango
m9rtelige pg o%perraItenbe 8gnbsrelz
Ter. 5 benne 3io orog ogIad 9aas
bet om 6errens @enfomit inb / bans
Sjal og bleo en- Slide til 5roIta6 /
Gle 6orbolb, ben idnbe Maaoe. bporz
pad 5ienerne Ifal oente pdd oeres
6erre. @ongerenbeoen bar bans
9dnf, og oae fine opiparebe Snos
tagter opergoo ban tit oenne fire
8dnt.
9eo Sioen al fine mebicinife Stus
bier fortiatte ban meo gibelitubiet
- itabig meO tit tore Mdal for
Die. 90 6oer Sang ban at qenges
trang eler lignenOe Npb tom pda
ana, fsIte ban bet itabigt iom 5az
rsrens pie 5grelie, Der Dilbe gre
bans 5ro itert not til at tunne
iiaa alene uoen @enner8 eler iorr
bite Miolers Stgtte uoe / 6eonins
ge%oeroenen.
Sra 1851 Ituoerebe ban pud ct
2onbonsr6ofpital, % fer traf fan pau
misIionar geurie, ION / 9dlptreo=
ierne itiftebe bet oSineiiIte Gpangelis
idtions ielitab".
pearie fit tor 5iltro til ben un8e
Gage, Der me0 iaa %uegennbttig RGs
itetarli96eb b%eipr9eoe lin @ernin9,
oa foreilog BAN pa, at ban Tube gad
til 8ina iom SelItabets fprite Miss
Iion9r.
10. Sept. 1853 git ba 0uOion
3dDlor ON 8oro / ben lille 9inas
farer o0umfries", tog en- g%ribenoe
Qfiteo meo fin MOber, % eiter en-
lana og bite farefulo Seiluos maze
be ban /. Marts 1854 at I9tte 6eos
berne paa ~fineiiif 9runb ! Shanghai.
SUB baobe 6srt bans 5or9lores Dg
fans e9en Bpm: San bar M en- n
De faa SerolOer, iom &riitus 6dOoe
i aind.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-30
SnOion SapIor.
(@eb 8. 5. / ,,ar. 9sbI.")
1832-19O5.

gpen 6bangibu / ben t%ineiiIte qros
rims 9unon.
Saa er ct at be Oaabrigeite MisfiOs
n9rIip bo afiluttet.
Mun unbrebe fig bel, ba ben 73s
aariqe Mano nu / 6orudret for lite
Sang = efter ct 8eisg / MoOerldns
bet = git ON 9orb en- ainafdrer.
SO Sub. / bois 9aanb ban ganfte
baope obersibet fig % lit 9iO, bar bill
let, at ban iuit nadeoe til6age til ben
t%ineiiite 9robins = 6unan = iom
ref bar bGret 9enitdno for bans met
br9nbenbe gsnner.
Der bar Sub DiGet, at @runbl9gs
oeren at &ina : Snblanb : MiSiioe
nen ItuIbe l9gge fine Ben. Oct aino,
6pis 8relie nabnlig bleO ldgt tungt
paa 6ubion 5aDlors iampittigbebss
feffomme Sjnl, Tom ba til at genuine
bans Stsb.
Meo 6ubion 5onlor er Rutibens
itsrIte 6ebninsemisiionGr guaet bort.
90 ober for bet aampeoGrf, fom
6enne Manb bar ubrettet, iiben ban
]. Warts 1854 lanoebe / S6ang6oi,
e1er Iiben ban = / 3roens Mob =
1866 Qrunoloqbe 9ind Snbfdnbss
MisIionen, mad oGe Mennei fetunfer
foritumme.
0on, Der bar iagt: st, jeg er meo
cher aae 0dqe inbtil 8erbens Gnbe,"
Misfonens egen 6erre, Der ubienber
Qr6ejbere / i'm tore !0sit, Ifal babe al
2Gren for, bpoo Der gennem bet uos
oalqte Rebifo6 :. 6ubTon 5unIor, ben
fatti9e en9elIte 9age, 6leo uorettet.
Sans gog, a9inds %adnbelige Rsb
ca 8rao", bar raft t6ierte efter Sierie
til &riiti mebbnt for bet tarattets
prn9tiQe, men ulnltelige 6eoningss
folf i 2iten. 6ans 9lab o&inas
Mi1ioner" bar beitanbiq minbet ben
troenoe Wenig6eb ON hens bGIbi9e
S%tnloigbeo oper Ior De 6ebeuite Ma8s
Ter, "a ielbe 9ina : Snolano : Mise
Iionen - qrunoet paa 3ross og gsns
neprincippet - bar pirfet anfporens
he poa ariiten6eben, iamlet Si9le III
gph % Ofer fom iialOent fbr.
Uen frem for alt er ben / ieloe
aina guaet frem fra propins til
Qropins, iteOie mso giet rettet mob
tet Maal: at ale t%ineiite 9roOinicr
ItulO, fqa ~friiten MisIion.
1869 6efdttss idaleoes @anbpsj
% siangIi, 1876 Sbonii. SbsnIi "a
aoniu6, 1877 S5e6usn, Gilman %
aipei : dom, 1884 6onan og = /
1898 = enbeliq ogiaa 6und ale
Iammen Qrobinier, bbori &. 5. M.s
3ienere bar be fsrIte gubb9rere ON
5rslIen / Sefus &riitus.
Den %begpnote mso 16 M%isiiunarer
= aae uben 9raD pda 2su. = Zen
6aobe / 1903 307 MisIionarer, 1911
Observation-Disclosures % 265 u9ifte
~fpinoelige MisiionGrer.
Timber ben bar oSpoitiernen" ar
beioet; "a ben inbfebte Brett 61t
ifblber ben aft. 90 5uiinoer er Be
pen bgbte til ariitus beb ,&. s. M."s
Observation-Disclosures. 1903 bar be pots
ne Meniq6eosmeblemmer Qntal
7,774.
timber gotseropreret bar bet ndbn>
lig pad 81. s. M."s Stationer, en-
iomt Iom be lad inbe | 2anbst, ct
6ebningerne rafeoe mob be ariitne.
4bTtiaige MisiionGrer br9btes = %
mango inbfsbte martrebes til 0sbe.
Men Sub gap bobbslt Naabe = ba
Der after blep 5reb. Og Der er bleben
ftartere 2ansfcl sfter 5reIie. Der bes
bes nu oOer 1000 9ebninger ON
Qaret.
3 Morgen ffdl pi sibe en- ubfsrlig
Stilbring of ben marteliae Monos
Gin, fom t6srrsn / be fibfte 80 Gar
iarlie far bruet / aind. og IOm nu
= eftsr for lite Sang at Oere benrt
tilbase til fit Misiionslanb = gil
inb til Sobbotbsboilen.
/.
aafb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-30
Ougli9 lua BAN puu oierte / bans

0PifANAf
Og 6erdf ubfprang en- m9rfelig
9sn, Der minber ON be fromme | ben
gomle qagts 5iber. 3aDIor bar for
bit til Qars, til at ban Ttulbe tunne
blipe ainomis fionar, men ban BAD
ba Sub ON, bbis Der blep Ifenfet BAN
en- SIN, bd at gibe benne 8dlb %
Rodbegabe til at gaa uo til aind.
utbiblfomt finbes Der Der en- for
bet isgenbe Mennefteeje ufortlorlig
Sammenbang meaem 5aberens 8Bn
og Sgnnens 9b9tiggsrelfe ia,
mere: Sgnnens m9rtelige Grfaringer
ON, at 8gnnen er ct Mibbel til at
fad uorettet be itore Ting, fom ielp
De opperfte Menneitefrafter ftaur
magtes(sie oOer for, er Iittert ct 2eo
at ben berligite 6Gbrenearp, ben, ION
6erren ielo bar 9ibet ubtrpt | ben
uuOgrunbelige 5orjGttelfe: Seq,
6erren bin Sub, er en- niof9r Sub
--- mob benz, iom elite mig %
bolOe mine gub, ger jeg BET / tuTins
be 2eb".
Men ON benne 6aberens gsn ones
De Sennen intet, for ban efter 1T
Fprite MisI ionsop6olb / aino tom
6iem til Moberlanbet.
Ste TO g(ar efter, at 3dbIor bar
begbnbt at bebe Sub ON en- Sen til
ainas Miaioner, bleb benne, 8.
6ubIon 5abIor, fsbt 81. Wtai 1882
I 8arnsleb, 0orfI6ire,
0rengen bar Iodgeli9. men ben
iunoe triItelige 0pbragelie giorbe
~iittert fit til, at ban TOM bel igens
nem. Gn rem triitelig Cuff inbz
aanoebe ban fra gdrnbommen, men
aaigeoel falot fan 6enimob Stelss
aloer / 3biOl, berfra I Slsbbeb. =
6an tebebe MI pad ben fun dltfor
grngie gngIingez Menig. at, ON Der
gapes en- Saligbeo, bar ben life for
6om, 6porfor ban liqe iad bel tunoe
lage Iig i'm Del at benne 9erben.
6an tom poa oenne lib iammen
meo ungbommelige Sfeptitere = og
Dem ful9te ban.
Men after timber Ri ct m4rteli9t
Sbdr paa en- ggn.
6uoion 3ablor oplebebe nemlig
lit 8ennembrlto / Iamme Stuno,
iom bans Mober pda fine ane bab
I'm bans SrelIe. Sum bar paa Be
ing 6os nogle 8enner, en- Days Rel
ie fra Sjemmet, fanbt ollioebel en-
Stunb til CONTAMINATION. Samtioig
par Ssnnen / 9jemmet bleoen OPP
tdget at ct fife, opbh9geligt Gtrift
- og rant at Srbet oariIti
fulbbrdgte Bart" bar ban tommen til
3ro paa ben bsenoe 5reliers Orb:
Del er f%ulobragt".
oDa fob ben 3ante frem: .Raar
belle 99rtet er ~fulobrd9t, belle Sci
ben betdlt, 6bdo bliber Der iaa tilba=
qe for mig at gere?" 0a grebeS jep
at ben frpbefuIOe 6orOisning, Der
Jon ct Q1n Oeb ben 6eaigdonb ftroa.
leoe inb / min Siel: at intet anbet
ifuIoe ieg gere enO fable puu mint
an9 og mobtage min 5relier o9 bans
5relie og prize Sub berFor".
5 ben Stunb bar Woberen, lanei
borte, naaet til 9isbeb ON, at @uo
6dbbe bsrt 6enbes gpn.
9a Moberen IA Gage Ienere ton
biem, fortalte Ssnnen benbe el9bes.
itraalenbe ben fore Rnbeb. iom ban
bel bioIte, bun bapbe lGngtes efter
lange 5iber.
SUN ilDngebe bu fine arme ON
bans gals, trptteoe BAN tet inb til
fig Og iagbe = til bans tore 5oruns
bring:oSeg Oeb bet, min Ssn; jea
bar aaerebe i IA 0age frpbet mig
oOer benne glade Gfterretning. ipm
bu nu 6ringer mig. Oe iaa for.
talte Moberen BAN, bborlebes bun
habbe fact benns @ishsb.
Senere fit ban t~ilf9lbieOis Sps
Ipsning ON, at bans Seiter netof
en- Maanebstib fsr bans Ombenbelit
baObs bespnbt at bebs Sub ON benin.
Vddbs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-30

inb o9 orebe BAN. ., elenot9e
Menneife, boab er ct Iaaoart Sto
perb? Sntet; bet er li9t Ell lllps
eQer Steps SIP. Ser baobe je9 bet
ltore 6Drtrin, at jes tltrbe lig9e for
aoben 8pr, uben nO9en 5rggt, o9
lDoe 9anife roli9t uoen 9ieooloer.
M}en bet alleriturite 5ortrin bapbe
je9 oeri, at je9 funoe penoe mig
til Sub meb ale mine 8etgmrtn
Qer Wten boDr oilOe benne Stat
fel oaa ben meo fine? 9an tit
bore benz lelu.
Seq fan ii9e big, min Sen, at
bette bar en- GOD Q9rbom for mig;
jeg bar fife iiben ben 3io mi8nnot
no9en FIN &i9oom. 8e9ge 3in9,
baaoe &i9oom u9 6%atti9oom brinz
ger fine 0nber meb fig. Wen
oisie funbe gobt afoerges for EN-
ariiten Dg blipe til @ooer o9 Sel=
lionelier, bui8 be9ge9 Dele bleu mob
taqet lpm fra 0errens 5aano p9
anuenot / bet rette gjemeo, bet,
Iom SUB bar beiten1t bet til. 3bi
SUB timber life geba9 /, at nogle
al hans 8grn lfal babe en- tor
SoerHpo til at 1faane benz for 2i=
pets 3ran9iler, meoens andre al
hans 8prn lfal luffe unoer 8Dr=
ben al Wian9el paa bet, lpm andre
bar til 9perilob 8i er ale cen
6aoerS 9prn, o9 ban oil life, at
nooen al Dem lfal libe Mtan9el o9
andre baoe til 0Oerfloo for oeres
e9en Sfglb. Mten @runoen, bpprz
for ban uooeler oct laa forl feui9t,
er, at bet lfuloe bliue til itprre Selz
li0nelle fur ps ale; TIL oerl ON pi
III ale fit li9e me9et, oa tunoe Den
enc life gpre uel imob ben anben,
ben enc trengte life til ben anoen5
6ielp, % De bar laaleOes uafben~
qiQe al binanoen; Der funoe oa lite
bliue nuoet aerli9beosbaanb, lpm
BANDIT Dem til1ammen, life no9en
pirfeli9 gnore9tigbeo, tbi ben enc
Itob langt poer ben anoen p9 be-
tra9tebe fig ium ben, Der ltoo bgieit
bps SUB, ioet gan bar betroet bet
meite.
Men / bet, at SUB 9ioer nDgle
Operilpb og laber andre fattes, er
ct 3e9n paa SUBS itore 8erli9b 60
til oS lom bans 8ern, Blot hi ale
fnnoe fatte bet; tbi bans Ylan er, at
benne bans Serligbeo lfuloe bepir=
fe en- forg9et &erli9beo blanot bans
8grn % bin0e Dem t9ttere lam=
men / bette 8aanb, iaa bette funbe
i9en blipe ct &enoete9n paa, at De
er hans 8grn. Naar oenne Ooer=
floo bleo annammet Dg brt9t / oct
2jemeo, boortil CUB bar lfenfet
ben, oil ben bringe ltur Velli9nelle
i6lanbt bans 8grn laa bel for ben
rige Ipm for ben fatti9e; ben, lom
bar Sperilpben, npoer 8elii9nell e
al at ubbele ben o9 afbjelpe fine
grpbres 9ran9; o9 ben, Iom mob
taoer, npber life minbre 8elli9nelie
/, at bans 3ran9 bliuer afbjulpen,
% bette binoer Dem tillammen meb
ct aerlisbeosbaanb, iom lite let
briiter, og bet brin9er benz / @n-
brestiebeo meb binanoen / 2oo=
prisnine til Sub, iom faar S@ren
for bet aft.
Seraf fan bu le, min Sen, at
SUBS 8lan meb ben furlfeui9e uo=
being er %9runbet paa 8erli9beb,
til Dor eeen itore 8elii9nelle, naar
bet fun bleu annafnmet p9 bru9t
paa ben rette Maabe. Men for
mebelit Misbru9 oeraf, u9 fOrbi
bet life blioer annammet fra Sub
paa ben rette Maabe lom no9et,
Der life er oeres e9et, men fun
nuaet, Der er benz betrpet til 1ooe=
ling, fan benne llbbelin9, iom er
benz betroet til Gellisnelie, blioe
benz til en- 5prbanbelie u9 pirteli9
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-30

Gfter at ben fsrite ge@iitrinss
@orme bapbe begbnbt at fatte iis
BOG BAN, Tom en- 9ib fulb at iDare
aumpe. San babbe fra gesbnbelfen
ifuet / Qanben bet belle 5udrn, iom
ftulbe opbpeses. os frbbet fig bers
ODER; men MI Tom be fmertelise Or
fensaar, bbor aft bet, fom bar Jet
uben getoftnine, fulbe eenpinbss
msb fufb 8ebibitbeb ON getofininsen.
,Sefus alsne" bleo bans Gejrsmar=
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-03-02
Option Dealing in Bismarck.

A Bismarck dispatch says: 'The
supreme court has handed down a
decision in the case of the Biedler &
Robinson Lumber company against
the Coe Commission company, affirm
ing the decision of Judge Pollock in
favor of the lumber company.
1.-The plaintiff brought an action
against the commission company for
the recovery of about SO, 900, claiming
that F. H. Carter, it's agent at Cassel-
ton, had lost it in series of grain
transactions. The jury returned a
verdict for the commission company,
but Judge Pollock granted d motion
for a judgment for the lumber COM
pany, Notwithstanding the verdict of
the jury.
1.-The commission company ap-
pealed, and the supreme court aHirms
the lower court in setting aside the
verdict for the defendant, practically
giving the lumber company a judy
ment for So, 667.75."
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-03-02
Continuous Photography.

A new camera has just been per-
fected which will take 1000 photo
graphic Impressions in one second.
This is expected to revolutionize the
study of insect life where movements
are very rapid, as we'll as other forms
OF motion now but partly understood
on account Of their rapidly. Every
thing is growing faster, and life be-
comes more and more uneasy. That's
why golden grain belt beer should
mean SO much to each of us-it brings
peace of mind and body and calm
contentment that adds years to our
lives and great happiness to life. Or
der Of your nearest dealer or be sup
piled by Henry Veidt: Princeton.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-03-02
The CO1OneI'S Waterloo.


Colonel John NJ. Fuller of Honey
Grove, Texas, nearly met his Water
loo from liver and kidney trouble. In
a resent letter he says: = was nearly
dead of these complaints, and. al
though I tried my family doctor he
did me no good, so I got a SOC bottle
Of your great Electric Bitters, which
cured me. | consider them the best
medicine on earth, and thank God
who gave you the knowledge to make
Them" Sold and guaranteed to cure
dyspepsia. billiousness and kidney
disease, by c. A. Jack. druggist,
at SOC a bottle.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-03-02
March Sale of Horses.

The March sale of the Mark Horse
Co. will be held at Princeton on Sat-
urday, the fourth day of March and
the sale will be the banner spring sale
in the history of the horse market of
Princeton. There will be 300 head of
good native and western horses. and
also mules. Several good stations
and jacks will also be at the sale.
Parties who wish to sell horses or live
stock Of any kind should bring them
to the sale and they will be sold or
bought outright.
Mark Horse Co.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-03-02
Dangers of Pneumonia.

A cold at this time if neglected is
liable to cause pneumonia which is so
often fatal, and even when the patient
has recovered the lungs are weakened,
making them peculiarly susceptible to
the development of consumption.
Foley's Honey and Tar will stop the
cough, heal and strengthen the lungs
and prevent pneumonia. La grippe
coughs yield quickly to the wonderful
curative qualities of Foley's Honey
and Tar. There is nothing else ''just
as good" Sold by c. A. Jack.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-03-02

professional lines, and the general
ship shown is truly remarkable for
boys of that age. They have been at
work about two years, and how much
money and plumber have passed
through their hands is not known,
but over 500 in money as we'll as
jewelry and other goods we're found
in their possession.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-03-02
Mistakes Will.Haunen.

The Boss-You say you saw him
and pointed out to him that he had
collected from US nearly the amount
of his bill?
The Clerk-Yes, sir. He said it was
an excusable mistake.
The Boss-Ah! and he returned the
difference to you?
The Clerk-No, sir: he said since it
was an excusable mistake we ought to
overlook it.-Catholic Standard.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-03-02
Curved Fronts.

Did it ever occur to you," querred
the originator of fool remarks, ''that
the majority Of politicians are fat
men,"
1T never did," rejoined the rapid
fire thinker; "but now that you have
mentioned it, begin to understand
why so few of them are straightfor-
ward ''-Chicago News. .t.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-03-02
Bachelor is Sarcas1ic

1T is true,' said Rev. Cooley,
that women are more regular and
devout attendants at church than the
men,
$50 they should be- replied the
savage bachelor: ''if they have any
gratitude. The church aids and abets
them in committing matrimony. -
Chicago Journal.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-03-02
a Splitting Rackache.

Pains in the back and loins are the
most common symptoms of kidney
troubles. These pains are mostly
caused by over-work, over-exertion
and worriment. Men and women alike
are subject to these pains, but relief
is quickly obtained by using DeBells
Kidney Pills. Price 25 and SOC.
Every box warranted. For sale by G..
A. Jack.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-03-02

It will bring rich, red blood, firm
flesh and muscle. That's what Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea will do.
Taken this month, keeps you we'll all
summer. IS cents, Tea or Taplets.
c.. A. Jack.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-03-02

Herman Schwartz of Princeton made
tour of the lake country last week
and purchased a considerable amount
of fur and hides while here Mile
Laos Pioneer.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1905-08-10
GREAT STRIDE TOWARD LIBERTY
National Assembly to Be Summoned
by Russian Ruler.

st. Petersburg-The Russian ma
tional assembly, the first gathering to-
gether of representatives of the Mus
covite people since Emperor Alexis
Michaelovitch, the second of the
Romanoffs, summoned the last zemsky
sober in the seventeenth century, will
be proclaimed on Saturday next. The
final session of the special commits.
sion which has been considering the
project as drafted by Minister of the
Interior Boullgan and elaborated by
the council of ministers, was held at
Peterhof Tuesday. Its verdict upon
the project as whole was favorable
and at the conclusion of the session.
before the assembled grand dukes.
ministers, senators and other MON.
bers of the commission, Emperor
Nicholas set the seal of his approval
thereto.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1905-08-10
Value of the Currant

The yaIue of the currant is not vet
appreciated by the American people
Greece is every year making fortunes
out of it, for the people there have
learned how cheaply it can be pro
duced. Currants have become a great
feature in Greek exports. and the
United States is importing large ouan.
titles of them every year. Those that
travel about the northern states c.n
not fail to have noticed with what
luXurlance the currant grows as thew
go north. The currant, as we know
It, delights in cold weather and hard
conditions. The international houn.
dary line between the United Stotos
and Canada is not by any means the
northern limit of its growth. II grows
certainly 200 miles north of the Brit.
ish line, thriving well in Northern Al.
berta In Saskatchewan and Atbahas.
ca provinces the currant is fonna
growing luXuriantly. The writer bo.
seen it growing and loaded with frr;t
where the earth was frozen solia two
feet below it. The inhabitante -
.hese provinces say; I'VE can beat tho
world In raising currants." The cur,
rant is' however. not tropical fruit
nor does 1t do well in even the lowor
part OF the temperate zone. Tho fao,
that 1t grows well through q region
quite generally bare of pomaceons
fruits shows its value. as it can he
made a profitable fruit producer IN
sections OF country where other fruits
are lacking. Some day horticultrrjatS
VIII find time to experiment with our
ia tahtS; vs.. ana , the possibilities locked up
In this fruit will be brought out p
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1905-08-10
Rot-lnfected Potatoes

The Maine station carried on en-
experiments to determine how
blight-infected potatoes should be A
The conclusions reached by the eyu
imenters were:
The infection of the potatoes W
the fungus occurs chiefly, IL not
tirely, in the field before digging
The infection is usually the res
of diseased vines.
The disease is transmitted, in ,
majority of cases, not directly tbrou
the vine, but indirectly through
soil.
Potatoes may be infected directly
the field from spores introduced in /
manure, or from rotten potato
spread upon or left in the land d
preceding year.
Jones and Morse conclude that h
mycelium which produces the rot nd
mally passes into dormant saI
after infesting the potato, but M
abnormal conditions of moisture
temperature may cause abnormal
tivity in the fungus, and hence the
ting of the tubers.
Whatever may be the explanadt
these experiments all agree in shC
ing that, whether the vines have
have not been protected with Bt
deaux mixture, there is far less lisb
ity of loss from rotting in the cell
in the case of late dug potatoes.