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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-29

/ Mit Stptte par ct Spsr8s.
maal. Oct bar man brls o%periet, bela
life taget 6eninn til. Raur ieg mec
Billie Dalgte Spprgsmuulsformen
par bet, life forbi ieg ielO bar / 8iloe=
reb., men forbi ie9 Oilbs Oatfe Sp-
mertfombeb for ben Sag jeg 6abbe
for 2je. Seq bar tiloels nuaet mir
6euTgt, men ogfaa fun tifbels. Sec
bar intet Soar fact, Tom jeg tan
pGre tilfrebs meb. Og berfOr bill
jeg ielO forTpge at giOs ct SDdr, faa
fart og tpoeligt, iom jeg sr / Stano
til. -
2. Og nit Sbar er bu bette: Ten
~foreneoe bdnite eOangeliIt slut4erit e
airte / Qmeritd" er lite noget metoz
biItiit Samfunb. Den sr bet lille
i'm getenOeIie. Iom er fuu rem lutbsrit
itm noget Samfunbs 0eroen, idl
ielpe Shorten Cutler pilbe gl9oe zig
tsb ben. Og ben er bet beaer lite
I'm pratIis, for en- flor Del al BRA
tiers os Menigbebers @eotommenoe,
Der ogiod / ben 9enIeenbe itodr pad
9cb lutberit @runb. Oct er ieg operz
bepiIt ON. % oar ies life bet, bilos
og MATTE ieg trabe uO at Zen for
enebe airte. Men - for Der er ct
j., men" peb bet.
3. Sg bet, ies mensr peb bette
men, er, at Der finbes ct parti /
Zen forsnebs airfe, fom | bpert Sab
beri er metobiitift, at BET unier 9ebes
co Samtalemsber ipm ct fGrliot
Haabemibbef til at ubpitle oe pixie
bet beligs S%amfunbslip menem
Subs 9ern, Cab mig FER fuu Con
til at Iiae, at iee er ifertt inbe for,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-29

9en nDe Sur og griSliite for
Seitz % SuIeetsfurii onerne er nu
fprbiq pg ubtommen. Den ienbes
frit til en6per, Iom inbienber NuOn
Do tbbeGig @bresie til 81. Mortenien
&c So, 1926 6. Single Ctr, GbicasO,
SQinois.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-29
l..

GJ GS 49,
III.
/. Ser er ingen, Der Ital 6ilOe mig
inn, at iaaoan noget timber Bel til
9apiret, meo minbre bet far Oeret /
6jertet fprIt. - 9g naar man er
aaoet Ioa ItGrtt / aette meo mig for,
at ieg OfFentlig bar fremfsrt Oenns
tolb omme Qnflage MOD Den fore
nebe Strife, naar T. SIS. ,0uniteren@
3eoatter ertlerer, at ban er grunoig
uenig meb min 4rtifel, at 6dn bill
ofIe i'm ~2ut6erbom beo ct pOiitiot
Qr6eibe oip,, oio. Saa tiqaOer je9
mig at meme, at man life Far ret be
tent, 6oob man flyer.
2. Gn al be ~Tterite oanOeliqe 6as
Ter, Der nogen Sinbe bar truet ben
Iutberile &irte, er netop ben RATIONAL
I%;itiIfe, iat%romentlgie, reformerte 3anz
teganq, iom er f. rifenoe, life minoft
! por 5io og / bort 2an0. Og bet
Ct fra ben iatrdmentleie reformerte
Strife, at badbe gebez og Samtdles
me6erne Hammer, iaaleOes Tom be nj
.iabbanIig 6ruges. 5 ben reformers
Strife er bet egentlig MenneItet ielo,
Ter banner g1aabemiblet, life Nd0oes
miblet, Der gor Menneitet til ct SUBS
Wenneife, 1om ben lut6er1te &irte
iorer.
ut o6Oare imob benne u6pre 6dre,
tan lite Dpre noget negatiOt Qr6ejs
be, og bet bsr lite 6etragte8 Iom ct
n~eo6r9benbe 2trbeibe.
0g man er life o6fotut OpO ortos
bots ener en- 5jenbe at 2ipet, forbf
ran aobarer mob benne 6dre og pro-
~teiterer mob ben, mar ben ititter So
pebet frem.
3. Gu at Dem, Der bar i0aret mig,
n9bner, at man / SnDre Wtis1ion
8anmurt boIOer 8eoez og Samtaies
me0er. Oct bar jeg alorig nGgtst,
g jeg far alOrig proteiteret mob oisie
Me6er, men mob ben falite Sitting,
non bar Iggt at gipe Dem.
Wlen mon life ben 9amle @il6. Beet
aopareoe imob ben reformertt StrGms
ming, iom Ipgte at fnoe Snogun9 /
Snbres N}isiion2 aaapeoe ban 9a
mob 2iret2 Og mon 5aren FER /
9anoet Ituloe o9re minbre eno /
8dnmart? Seq mener bet life.
4. Bit er bet, at reformert Brat
re banger pau BET neieIte iammen mso
reformert 5%untegang, og ombenoi.
Og pitt er tiaige, at reformert 5unfes
gang er ben beritenbe / ben proteitan.
fife Strife for 3ioen. Wlen 6oor ben
blioer 6erItenoe, maa ben lut6erite
airfe be, Ielo ON man be6olOer ret
iut6erite Napn. IS er al en- unben
@ano enb Ot", er lite ct Orb, IOm or
taft / OoeriIelIe, men en- ma9tig
Sano6eO, fom 6iitorien inOtil 9uto
fiffulbe Itn0fpftpr - 20 ben fpmmenSe
6iitorie ptI gre bet famine. Com
betenot, blep naonte Orb ubtuIt at
l}orten 2utber peb ulpbet Wurburg
Il 1929, bu De reformerte bub BAN
gtbe benz Sumfunbs 6gire Sauno.
Wen 6por Der er Observation-Disclosures,
tan Der life o4re Samfun6.
Blair, ben IS. Sept6r. 1905.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-29
TT u9en loren. 5, eb,=lntb.
&irfe | 9lmerita" laa 6lebet
ct metoOiltiif Samfunb?
or 81 = 80
af5g..S. . q.

Q(f n0anIferen" g1r. 70 ier ieg, at
9lubets Geoattgr %begpnOer me0 at
n9gte iig ielp 0rbet meO 9enipn Ill
at fOure paa min Qrtitel, Itsnt ban,
iaa Oiot ieg beb, ielO er en- at Sdmz
funoets @m6eosmpnb. Men At
iumme g}r. at glabet Ter ieg tinige,
at benne bans arlige 8eitrabelie life
er l1tteOes BAN; t6i ban Ipdrer y
olGigeOel: oSeg er grunoig uenig meo
Qrtitlen". Qltiua er Orbet / benne
Sag enbnu frit, ioaOiOt ieg fan ie.
Nddr ieg berfor beber ON OrOet enona
en- Sang, faa er bet life fOrOi, ieg bar
2pit til at ii9e mere, men jeg er bleben
ngOt til at gpre bet. i6et ieg er opfor=
bret BERTH, bodbe %ofentlig og prioat.
SO 6Oorlebes Ifol ie9 eftertomme
oenne Opforbrinq uOen OeO at ifrioe
/ famine 8tab, 6oori nit fsrite Stpfte
ftenfom?
Cab mig begbnbe meb at foe, ct
nit Torriqe StDffe bar 6Derten Ct
gfIfeosbreo til Den foreneoe Strife,
meb bpis 2ore % gefenbelie ieq oeo
MIG / 6iertelig ODerensitemmelIe. Do i
6pilfen ieg bar mine beoite @enner %
3roS6rsbre bddbe blanbt pr9iter OF
Q9gfolt, 6aobe be, Der 6olber 8ebez
meoer, og be, Der life gsr bet. ga
enonu minore par nit StDtte Ct
6rierbreo enten til Zen bdnite airte
eaer til Den noriteS0nobe, iom noQle
iones at bare ment. CAB mig fad
2op til at Ii9e / 4drentes, at naa bet
after % after er remit mig / R9i en-,
at ieg / lin 3ib Itdl BABE ib9t on
Sptagelie / Zen norite Sbnooe, men
bleo rdabet til at blioe Ituaenbe. 6Dor
jeg itoo oIo. DID,, - Iuu er bet
uIano6eo fra Gnbe til anoen. Seq
far olorig, enten birette eGer inbis
lette, iegt ON 0ptageIie enten / Den
norife Snnobe eaer nogen dnoen Oh
noOe, og je9 o9ter life at gre bet
.U}en nit Stbtte par ct Spergsmdal,
CO bet lite ct letfGroigt, bobent
S~psrgsmoo1 fra min SHE, men Der
imoo ct Sperqsmdal, Iom Bar toItet
MIG mango % pinlige Operoejelisr,
inoen bet nooen Sinbe tom for d
ientliqbeDen. ga naar man bar label
MIC bibe, at MAJ life far funnel
mGrte nooen Sorg eQer georgoelie /
BET, iuo tor ieg i~orItre, at bet er
.Sorg, georspetie og 6arme, iom bar
fremtalot ret. Sorg orer, at ben
lutberIte &irfe MI er blepen Idd fattig
blanot Dante, at ben hal laune metoz
niitiIte 9dpper at pnnte iig meo. Qt
BET fra min Sioe er ment dtborIi9t,
tan Ies 6lanbt anoet ogiuu beraf, at
min Refgnation ira min @srning ion
2prer beo Sdmfunoets Stule CT
taIeret pgiaa oerpaa, at Samfunoet5
6lertal teller / m~etoOiItiTte @unbe.
Sar ieg taget fejl beri, ituI ingen
qlGbe Iig mere enb ieg peb at blioe
1perbebiit berom. Wlen MT berom.
90 oermeo til Sagen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-29

>
@drsmgoet mente, at, peo Sioen al
DE egentlige 6pjmesieguostiene-
ter" me0 be tentrale 6opeomomenter
(9dd6en, Rdbperen og Oroe) / bele
hrrt tirteli9e o9 misiionerenbe 4r6ej
be, 0lisiionsmp0er, Opbpggeliess
meber, Sdmtales % 8eoemeber ogs
iau fan 6iOrage TT til 6oabe - 9ipss
OatteIie % GiOspleie os Sammenz
imeltning / Retning al ,eet 6jerte
og cen Sial4.
Gn iaabdn 5oritdaelie og 5ortoffz
ming tunoe man meO 9iaig6eO bare
eentet al Dor teologiife qrofesior.
Men 4oao faar oi at is og bere II
onb 8eorebelie pg berettiget 9drmt9
9i fdur en- Drang 5ortoItning al ben
life penli9e Spmuntring og en- =
milOeit taft - fomiit augmentation
en- M~etobiiten, Der Summd Summds
rum ital qua I'D paa at biie 9erben:
Den forenebe oanite eD. sIutb. Strife
2merita" er - metobiltiIt, IpGrmerllt
% ulut6erit. Zen gsr to onbe 3in9;
AZ Zen lqrer - bet hammer ale os
Qrpiter / Sprbeles6eb - at bens
Meolemmer Ital isge fin SoIi9beos
9is6eO / iubieftioe Grfaringer / Stes
BET for / ariiti 9erntng og SUBS
Cro.
81 Den larer - ielpfsIgelig rant
mer bet o9iaa melt qraIteTtabet = at
ben iaregne 0p6qggelie, 6omtaIcs
p9 9eoemsoer er latte oper baobe
CUBS Orb % be beGige Satramenter
meO 6eniDn til at uOpitle og plsie
let 6eaige SamfunbsliO meGem SUBS
9ern".
2. Mob oisie geItploninger =
lea fan / At Sab life meo min 6eoite
@iGie opfatte Dem anOerlebes, enb Iom
@~eit1loninger - neol9gger ieg / Zen
forenebe tanite CD. =lut6. &irfe"s Rabn
IN itarp groteit og erttGrer Dem Tor
at oGre uIanbe og fdl1te.
Dor ture airfes 6obebl9rbomms,
'om er boabe apoitolIte, bibelite og
Iut6erifs, bar Ri, iom Samiuno uoz
taft iuulebes:
AZ st Menneite rstfgroiggpres
ned Green uoen Qobens @erninger."
81 o9stte SamfunO tror, Iarer %
betenoer, at DEN 6eGIige Strift er
SUBS Orb, aaben6artt os Menneiter
til 5reIie og salig6eb; oerfor moa
aft ug aae inoenfor Samfunoet bsje
fla for benne iom ~soerite mpnbig6eb"
zee @arsb. 1897 Sios 55.)
Gnpnu futteligen bette: qaa fam
me lib, ION oi aftiaa bier De 10
opsnn9onte geitploninger ira Dc
ON lat ipge in SaIigbeOs gisbeo i
iubiettipe @rfarin9er", og at Ri
nulbe iGtte 81 sfonsmpber ober SUBS
Orb og be bslige Satrumenter",
ida Barber oi meo lige iaa ltor Stprs
te, at en6oer iblanbt Dc, iom bill 6ltoe
Ialig, mda ieto peripnlig faa Iu6iets
:ipe G%rfaringer / lit Sierte: 5roens
Ialige Grfarin9er - 2iOet / SUBS
Sgn. Der fsrer meb fig SUBS 5rse /
6iertet og en- u%uofigelig @laoe, iamt
mango andre 6erli9e Grfaringer /
Sialen, life ION SoGi96eos @runo,
men ION ben IaIiggcrenOe Eros
5rugter / 6iertet. Og enbpibere
6qpoer ri meb Stprte, at baabe Miss
iionsmsber, Opbp9geliesmsber, Gam
tale og gebemeber, Iuu lan9t fra
tr Spermeri og Wletobisme, at bet
neget mere er I GOD Sdrltldn9 n'eo
opoitoliif og 6ibelit ariTtenbom. Meo
Gsiten, Der leb til QusuItinus, bill ie9
Slot figs: Gag CO tas qctu 4. "a fig;
2(cta 10; l aor. IA, 26; Sol. 3, 16.
De raiges SamfunOstrung bar
oltio Daret ig ielo lig % pil blipe bet
til 0agenes 6nbe. Oct ligger Ii9es
frsm / De bi6elite getegnelisr: o@i
ere eet aegems / ariitus" og .eet grsb
ere ri mango.
8 6roOerlig 2GrbeOigbeo.
o. 9. Gbrifttanen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-29

bitter og Wlen|in9sfGler gtber Dem -
oa bet 6lioer je9 oeb meb.
II.
/. ga, flyer man, men Norsme6et
/ Geoar 5olls bar netop life gioet
fisle Msoer en- ida6an sitting. Den
tfsiiterer fun / bin egen Sn0biIOnin9.
III fGgter mob Straam9nO, bu ielo
Far bunnet. - CAB mig, inOen jeg
Qaar nprmere inb 6erpad, fua 2op
til at iige / Yarentes, at nudr jeq,
eqenttig imo6 min 9i0ie, Tom til at
unberTtrege a9iosoattelie" ofp. / nit
f1rrige Stbtte, Iaa tom bet al, at 'eq,
ba jeg lGite nit Stptte igennem, 6IrD
1auet al ben 2iqbe0, Der bar melfem
tpbnte Stbtte / Qarsbtretningen, Iom
jog citereoe, og Ioa en- &onItitution,
liom fremtom / Oplgsningens 0a9e
|; Der oanife airte. Der bar nemlig
li9e iaa tiot Sale ON ben belize
alminbelige airts", otirtelig" oTO.,
Tom Der / bort Samfunos Iioite Garss
6eretuing er 3ole ON ,2iOSb9ttelie',
| ,lio5bGttenoe" Dip. - Oct bar /
1893, at np9Ie oq tnpe MGnO peb Fl
meoe / Rooine. latte e neb og be-
itemte, boob ben Ifulbe gre. iom biloe
reqnes til Ten oanife @.rte / Nine
rita. so Iaa BRAT bet 6ele; tbi BET
CT altio furligt, noar ct Parti bill fore
tribe 2oos FOR airten.
2, Q(tIaa: Qarsmgoet / Geoar
8oGs far lite 9ioet naOnte Mbber
Ten Sitting, je9 proteitersr imoo.
9(ltiaa sr min groteit fun @ino. Qdo
mig iige, at maaIte FAR man lite
IeaentGig piGet gere bet. Nien ie9
paaItoar, at nan bar gjurt oet.
geois. lloen Der at dnfgre bet ldnse
StDtfe at Qarsberetningen, ION Ell.
6oer fan leIe onbet Stebs, ital it9
gre opmprffom paa, at bpis man
6dboe Iut Punftum efter Oroene:
men ogIoa beo ipre9en Opbpggelie,
Samtales og gebemsoer", iaa bapoe
|oisie iioIts opret jabnitiqeoe meo Orz
bets oTentIige 5ortbnbelie o9 Sutra
menternes 5Drbdltning, Iom 10 timber
Steh beo TN lnt6erif 6ejmesIeguo8z
tieneite, - % bet bar alerebe gait
not, itriOsnes mob ben lut6erIfe Sir
fes 9Rre. Ulen ibet man u0bGosr
ben ,iGregue Sp6nqgelie, Samtalez
|og 8eoemeOer" og fejer til ofaa bet
helfige Somfunbslib imellem Subs
gern fan ubbitles % pleies", iaa er
ret albeles tldrt, at bet libite fes iom
BEN IGrlige 6eniigt meb napnte Wtps
Der. Der ultfaa, boao angddr ubbit=
Ting og pleie df Samfunbslibet, iets
tes ober bddbe Srbet o9 Satrdmens
tsrns. Og bette er dbIolut Metobiss
me, Tom ieg proteiterer imOb.
3. Og bill man life inoremme
bette, iad nebes man til at inoremme,
at bet er Sautolo9i, naar BET 6eober:
let ftabist lipsb9ttenoe og lipsplels
enbe 4rbejbe / MenigbeOerne oip. oIp.
= Tdo bet belige Samfunoslip incl
lem Subs 9srn fan uobitles rg
plejes". -
Gnbber, Der Tan og bill l9fe 0dnIt,
moa inbrsmme mig, at jeg bar lGit
rigtigt. Oct er oltIad life mig, Der
bar lapet Metobismer, men jeg bar
9iort opmGrffom pad ben. Oil man
life tenbes beb ben, iad meget oeito
bebre. Men man bar idu dligenel
beri ct 8ebis pdd, at bet lite er belt
zen | 8ejret, nuar Der er fagt al en-
tbif airfebiftoriter, at MetObistls1
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-29

liager / 2uften / Qmerifa. SO Oers
fra er ben Iaa fommen inn / Oor iioite
Qarsberetning.
Der er bog pit Der en- MeIems
i%tation. Og Oenne Determination Deb
Der 6jertet, Iaapiot jeg fan ie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-29

.0anfferen" er bet eneTte banffe
g1ab I Qmerita, fom ubsaar 2 @ange
ON ugen, toiter fun $1.50 uarlia.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-29

,,Danferen" ubeour Q 9onse ON
llsen. $3.50 aarlis. prsp.sRr. frit.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-08-31
DEMURRER IN LIQUOR CASES.

Tie right of demurrer has always
figured prominently i'll liquor cases. 1t
has been the anchor of hope to which
many liquor dealer has clung after
being convicted in the lower court. and
appealing to the upper court ne has
been able to gain six months time by
filing demurrer which took his case
to the next term Of court. Lots of
things may happen in that time, such
as the settling of cases IN some way or
another. In six months considerable
money can be made i'll the liquor bust
ness, even if "a jail sentence is coming
at the end Of that time The right Of
demurrer is primarily that Of appeal to
the court as to whether the action can
be maintained upon the evidence or in
the face Of apparent errors.
But this is all off now.
On Wednesday Justice Savage in
formed the attornies at the court house
that he should not allow demurrers to
be filed in appealed cases unless there
was apparent grounds-that the filing
of demurrer simply to gain time
would not be considered This an
nouncement was not made in open
court, but was in the way of a friendly
tip, breaking of the news gently.
This means nothing more or less than
very good chances of early jail SEN
fences for score or more of liquor
dealers, who were expecting to defer
the day of judgment until next Febru
ary hoping that something might hap
pen in the meantime.-Ba Daily
News.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-08-31

Craue Is mostly maze up OF Cne llgnCeSt
literature Of France, Spain and Italy
because it is we'll known fact that the
average Englishman seldom reads when
travelling. When not gazing absently
out of the window, revolving business
schemes in his sturdy Uranium, or d.
verting himself profltably with bacca-
rat amid clouds of incense from briar-
wood pipe, he stretches out his long
legs and snores the snore Of the just.
Presently confitero CONFECTIONERY
comes in, bringing the same old basket
of withered grapes, half decsyed ba-
nanas, gutta percha gum drops, PAS
tillas y bon-bons," and he improves
upon the Northern fashion by taking
orders at the same time for cocktails,
gin sings, egg-nog, soda water with
fruit syrup, milk-shakes, tom and jerry
and every other fancy drink known to
man. He fills his orders with dispatch
and to the entire satisfaction of his
patrons, if one may judge from the ex-
preston of their countenances. By
and by young man saunters in, re-
splendent with glass diamonds, snowy
rings and uncommon length and breadth
of watch chain. He generally has few
books or newspapers, or toys in hand
to serve as cloak to hide his real bust
ness-that of an agent, sub rosa, for the
various lotteries of Montevideo and
Mendoza and of two or three other
provinces where that form of gambling
is prohibited by law; and, as a mightier
Power is said to do, he moves in
mysterious way" With an exaggerated
air of being on confidential terms with
you and with many winks and nudges
he whispers in your ear, while exhibit
ing his wares, that he has the winning
number for the gran premie at the very
next drawing, and that he had been
keeping it back expressly for you.
Meanwhile gambling is going on heay-
lily in various parts of the car, and you
are politely invited by one another to
take hand" and incidentally to drop
a hundred or two into the pockets of
the skilled Coffee is served on the
night trains, and breakfasts and din
ners of seven or eight courses, wine
included, may be had at the restau-
rant stations; and plenty of time is
given for discussing the same and as
sisting digestion by sauntering up and
down the platform. You have to pay
well for these privileges of wayside re-
freshments, and the travelling expenses
are generally about on par with the
eXorbitant hotel bills of this country
under the general condition of inflated
prices. FANNIE B. WARD.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-08-31
Seaside Inn.

at Seaside Inn, Seal Harbor, Mount
Desert, there are upwards of.20Q guests
at this time, and not only che hotel but
all the cottages adjacent and adjoining
are also filled to their utmost capacity.
The Seaside is owned by Messrs. Amos
4 James Clement, who have every con-
venience in the hotel for their guests,
library, spost office, billiard and smok-
ing ROOM music room where hops and
entertainments are held, and to these
are added spacious grounds, and as
fine d tennis court as one finds III the
section.
Entertainments are given in the
house frequently, select readings, mu-
steals, amateur theatricals, in fact
whatever interests the guests is hearth
ly entered into by the proprietors of
the Seaside, which accounts in meas
ure for the unusual popularity of their
hotel
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-08-31
'O5, Bernice Philbrook, 1nez War
Frederick M. NickersOn.
FLYERS OF THE SEAS.

Picture boat about forty feet long.
That would be practically tho length Of
an ordinary street car. 1t Is not five
feet wide, or much less than half the
width of the car, and is so made that
when floating evenly on the water 1t
draws about eight inches. This boat
has sharp stem that cuts clearly
through the water. About amidships
the form of the hull is shaped like the
letter q, and toward the stern the bot
tom is flattened SO that it rests on the
top of the water. This is an auto-bOat
built for speed; and If 1t has not speed
1t IS good for nothing. 1t is fitted with
a powerful engine that will drive it
over the water at rate OF twenty
miles an hour or better, and everything
in the model and construction of the
boat has been sacrificed to speed.
Speed, speed-that is the one idea of
the sportsman nowadays. He wants to
have the fastest of whatever his fad is
This speed is to win little glory for a
short time; and when some one wrests
that glory away by producing some
thing speedier, the search for more
speed is carried on further, and there
seems to be no limit. Marine engineers
say that the limit of speed must be
reached some time, but each year finds
boats that were champions of the pre-
vlous seasons relegated to the second
rank, and speedier craft take their
places at the head of the list.
Now the fad is for fast launches,
'',auto-boats'' they are called, because
the motor that drives the propellers of
these boats is similar to those used i'll
automobiles. These boats are simply
shells with motors as powerful as can
be constructed, and as delicate as the
mechanism of a fine watch. The shells
are SO thin that one wonders how they
hold together; but they do, and the
boats dart about the water, rivaling
the pace of the railroad trains and
leaving behind them cruisers and
steamers that have won world wide
fame for their speed. Pearson's Maya
zine for September.
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Lillian A. Simmons.
81, Luere B. Deasy.
80, john r. Dunton Mabel F. Sim
mons.
SO, Jennie Sargent Carl, Will J.
Thompson, Susan NJ. Adams, Melvin
J. West.
"a, Fred A. Pitcher, DR.. Helen Taft
CleaVes, Annie Smith Ryder.
IS, Anna Fernald Hardness.
81, Herbert E. Ellis.
'S8, Date Matthews Hills.
80, Katherine Quigley.
80, Ella F. Jordan, Mary Dunbar
Devereux, Mary Parker, Agnes Wes-
colt, Loula Mason.
81, Grace Knowles Webster
'93, Emery Bickmore, Prudence Beach
Eaton.
"a, Abbie c. Chase; Alice Croker
Hichborn, Ethelyn Long Hussey.
'95, Carrie Whitaker, Harriet B. Gid
den.
'96, Musa B. Dollard, j. Blanche Rob
erts, Ethel Clark Wellington.
'97, Isaac B. Clary.
'99, Robert A. Webster.
80, Jeanette B. Rice. katherine
Leary.
100, Caro- L. Cooper, Nettie Philbrook.
'0l, Persis L. Fowler, Nellie NJ. Doug
lass, Hattie O'Brien.
'o2, Amy Perkins, Edith Minnie Fer
nald, Belva Sellers Wardwell.
'o3, Luallie Foss Laing, Susie Cous-
ms.
'o4, Clara Mudgett, Mollie G. Will
liams.
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1t will wash and not rub off
This complexion all envy me,
It's no secret so I'll tell
Take thou Rocky Mountain Teal
l. Moody
Canadian Lighthouses.


Extensive plans for the improvement
of the system Of lighthouses along the
Atlantic seaboard of Canada are an
nounced by j. F. Fraser of the Cana
dian marine department, at Ottawa.
Within a few weeks an improved light
will be placed on Cannot rock, in the
Bay of Fundy. A very powerful light
will be established on Cape Race, New
foundland. Lights similar to the new
one on Cannot rock will be erected at
Cape Ray, Cape Baud and Cape Nor
man, Newfoundland; Greenly Island,
in the straits CT Belle Isle; Heath Point,
Anticosti Island; Fame Point. Cape
Magdalen; Martin River, Quebec; Gy-
ron Island, Gulf Of St. Lawrence; Mau-
gers Beach at Halifax, and Sea Island,
N. S., and several other points