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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-22

Three months after the people got
the System" they elected as president
peoples champion. with a popular
majority greater than ever given any
of his predecessors.
Four months after "Frenzicd
Finance" was introduced into Amer
lean homes three leading insurance
companies were discharging their
agents in punches. and the aggregate
business of the three was falling OF at
the rate of $4,5OO,OOO n week.
After five months, a single blast of
truth from one man shook Wall street
to its foundations and over 100000
600 of what the people have been
taught to believe was real values ran
off into the gutter in the form of dirty
water
In six months. for the first time in
the history of our country. the presi-
dent of the United States was able to
take by the throat the greatest business
combinations and trusts the world has
ever known. and shake them until their
teeJn cndlteTeu anu tneT Ddck UDhtS
ratified like hung dried corn in fire.
place when the wind gets at il.
In seven months the greatest nation
al bank in the country. the City Bank
of New York. was being hung up by
the heels where all the people could
see It in a lower or more contemplate
transaction than have even accused II
of
In eight months one OF the greatest
insurance companies of America was
rent by internal dissensions and it's
trustees were gouging and mauling
each other in a public brawl as to who
saw the peoples savings first and who
should have the largest part Of the
loot. Now these tTu"tees of a great
and sacred institution are accusing
each other Of things and limiting az
crimes which even have not touched
upon.
And right here. in the beginning Of
my ninth chapter. Kansas bless
her-has risen and is sweeping her end
of the System" into the muddy waters
of the Missouri TO TO the tune of
"Douse the dirty reptiies-dousei'
The people should ponder these
things as they read this months issue
OF
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-22

for expenses exceeds IS cents on the
800. r. is provided the question Of a
bond issue may be submitted at "A sDe-
cial election. Under the present law
questions Of this nature may be sub
mitted only at regular elections. The
Dill was read for the first time and
ordered TO a second reading without
committee reference
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-22
ACE OF CONSENT IS
Bill Changing illinois Law on
Subject Goes Through
Senate.
NEW RAIL BILL PROPOSED
Another Provides For New Method
of Assessing Taxes For
Counties.

Springfield. Feb. 22-The senate
yesterday passed nine bills. One
raised the age of consent from Il
years to &c. The bill originally slip
ulted Is, but was changed to 16. 1t
was supported by a number of organ
izations.
Another measure provides that for.
eign fire insurance companies shall
pay per cent of the gross receipts
OF any agency located in any city or
town to the city treasurer. and that
one-half shall be devoted to the fire.
mems pension fund and the other to
the fire department
Among the bills introduced in the
house were measures to control the
price of electricity furnished for light
ing, to provide methods to prevent
discrimination on the part of railroads.
to provide new ways of securing jur-
Ors in Cook county, to regulate buck
ct shops, and to accomplish numerous
other reforms.
New Railroad Built.
The railroad bill was introduced by
Representative Finnan. 1t gives power
to any citizen to sue railroad com.
pany for discrimination in passenger
or freight rates. II also provides he
may retain % per cent of the amount
recovered as compensation for the ex-
pense of instituting the suit.
An important reform which the bill
attempts to work is contained in a sec
ton which practically takes the rate
making power out of the hands of the
railroad and warehouse commissioners
and gives it to Il commission of judges
appointed by the supreme court.
Electric Companies hit.
Representative Werdel introduced
the electric lighting bill. 1t establish
es a rate of Z cents a kilowatt and
provides meters shall indicate TO the
consumer the number of kilowatts fur
nished. To make it more interesting
for the electric company, the following
provision is inserted:
1T shall be unlawful for a corpora
ton to cut off the supply of electricity
TO a consumer on account of the failure
or refusal of such consumer to pay
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-22

any charge which may be made in vio-
iation OF the provisions of section !,
and no consumer ever shall be requir-
ed 10 pay any such charge"
Change IN County Tax Law.
Representative Allen introduced a
bflI authorizing counties TO issue bonds
to pay debts whenever the total of
their indebtedness and appropriations
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-22

Columbus. Ohio.

Columbus, Ohio, May 20, 1903.
Six years ago had a severe attack of
Infiammatory Rheumatism. 1 was laid up
in bed for six months, and the doctors
had did me no good. They changed med
icines every week and nothing they pre-
scribed seemed to help me. Finally be
gan the use of S. S. S. My knee and elbow
joints were swollen terribly, and at one
time my joints were so swollen and pain
full that could not close them when
opened. I was so bad that could not
move knee or foot. / was.getting discour-
aged, you may be sure, when began S. S.
S, but as saw it was helping me contin-
ued if, and to-day am a sound well man
and have never had return of the disease.
s. s. S purified my blood and cured me
of this severe case of Rheumatism after
everything else had failed l have rec
commended it to others with good re-
suits. r. II. CHAPMAN.
Ass Mt. Vernon Ave.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-22
1855 Mt. Vernon Ave.

The poisonous acids that produce the in
fanmatiou and pain are absorbed into the
blood and Rheumatism can never be con-
quered till these are neutralized and fl
tered out of the blood and system S. S. S.
goes directly into the circulation and at
taeks the disease itself. 1t purifes aud re-
stores the blood to a healthy, vigorous
condition. II contains no potash. aikaii or
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-22
John VOlk & Co.,
CONTRACTORS AND
BUILDERS.

Dealers in single and double
strength Blinds and Mouldinss, We
neered and Hardwood flooring Of all
kinds.
Dealer in single and double strength
Window Glass. Polished Plate, 8eveled
Plate ard Ar Glass.
5if and S29
Eighteenth Street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-22


other strong min
erals, but IS guar
anteed entirely
vegetable. Write
US and our physi-
clans viii advise
with ut q n '
charge whatever.
Our hoax on RhR-
.natism sent free.
npany, Atlanta. Ga,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-22
worlds Fair statuary.

and fences and barns with red. white
and blue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-26

A bouncing baby boy was born al
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-26

> o'clock last night TO Mir and Mrs
Edn s. Aisthorpe, OF Twen,yeighth
street
Mr. David Joseph has returned from
an extended trip to Evansville, Louis
vile, Nashville and Cincinnati
Miss Tesaie Carroll and Laynette
Greaney have gone to Thebes, TN. %
visit the family Of G. A. MarchIldon
Mrs. ". d Nellis returned last
night from a Wit to friends in ST.
Louis Miss Emma Egan accompanied
Aer home
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-26

The Ohio-At Evansville. viii con.
tuuc rising during me next four days.
a stage approXimatiug thirty-nve feet
Us indicated for Evansville en- present
r.-e At ST. Vernon, viii continue
rising during the next four or five
days. At Paducah, viii commence
rising Sunday. and rise for Eve or
six days. At Cairo, win fall slightly
during the next - 10 "a hours. come
to a stand, then rise for about six
days
The Teunessee-From Florence TO
below JohusonYille. no material
change during The next sC hours.
The Missisai ppi-From Chester to
slightly above Cairo. viii rise during
,hc next 3G hours
=. II. SMYTH, Local Forecastcr.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-26

The Carwin H. Spencer left New
Orleans Saturday for 81 Louis
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-26
CHRONOLOGICAL
March Is IN History.

iE.e-Conrad Gesner. Swiss scholar and
naturalist, born; died 1855,
l726-Sir John Nanbrugh, English archi-
tect and dramatlst, died born 1856
flS3-Thomas West Sherman soldier born
in Newport. r. l.: died there 1s'9
General Thomas sherman may be-
readily confused in war histories with
William Tecumseh en- account of the
similarity Of initials. He was West
Pointer and a Mexican veteran, Ike
his distinguished namesake Early ln
the civil war he was engaged on The
Atlantic coast but later took part in
the campaigns in the southwest. TIE
scene of triumphs which made Tecum-
sehs fame.
ls51-John Mitchell kcmbie English schol-
ar. especially IN Angio-saxon, died
born 1907
lsgg-Jamcs Payne the English novelist
died Ga London born 1880
i9O8-General Sir Hector Macdonald
British army hero. killed himself ir
Paris
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-26
PURELY PERSONAL

| Mr. win Howe has returned from a
visit to ST. Louis.
Capt John Hodges returned yester-
day from St. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs J. W. C. Fry have re-
turned from St Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Carey returned
Saturday from ST. Louis.
Miss Eva Killer will go to Chicago
Monday 70 visit for several weeks.
Miss Eva Hediger Of ePoria, is the
guest Of her mother, Mrs Clara HEIDI
ger.
Mr.. e, X. Patty of Washington ave
nue., is suffering from a sprained
ankle
Miss Mamie Toson has returned
from Jackson, Tenn. where she visit
ed friends.
Miss Gertrude Brown. OF Seventh
street has returned from a visit to
Jonesb0ro.
Mr. r. w Whitney, of the Singer
Company has gone 10 Chicago on
business.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Il. Miller and
children left yesterday for Elco TO
spend Sunday with the formers faith
er.
Miss Laura Bencum of ST. Louis
the guest of Mrs. Edmund of Third
street, went TO Wicklife yesterday to
visit friends
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-26

Miss Laura Bencum of ST. Louis
the guest of Mrs Edmund of Third
street went to Wickliffe yesterday to-
visit friends.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-26
Read the Cairo bulletin Tor news 81
he surrounding country.
NEWS OF RIVERS
AND STEAMBOATS,
WANT TO LEASE WHARF AT
EVANSVILLE SO YEARS.

A fifty year lease at nominal rent
Of the entire river front from Division
20 Pine streets and the turning over
to it Of all the wharfage charges Is
asked If the city by the Evan yilla
storage and Transfer company the
body organized by the Evansville
Traffic bureau to build q freight hand
ling plant on the water front The
board of public works viii hold a sae-
cial meeting this morning 10 act on
the request Evansville Courier.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-26

Word was received from Chicago
last night to the effect that Mr.. John
II. Jones, Illinois Central ticket agent,
who went north for the benefit of his
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-26

Mr. William Desm0nia, the enters
prising Young manager OF the Mu
1hysboro opera house, arrived in the
city last night TO spend a few days
with relatives and his many friends
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-26

health Friday night. was slightly i'm.
proved.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-26

Wo-dl Was received from Mobile
yesterday hal Mes John j. Jennelle,
r, is so much improved that she VIII
cave the hospital tomorrow and
return to her home
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-18

3et par life tantelsit, ieg pdIete
Den om6anoleoe qrtitel. oe jeg itdnos
ieOe netop ogiaa neO De Orb, ION
iarli9 cr faIoen Bait. 0lien for 9rp=
itet. Olsn iaa inntes ieg, At naor 81
oil ,,opfatte alt / ben bebIte Menin9",
ION oi 10 far I9rt, at ri ifal, ida or
Oroene ilet lite iloe. Obi antten er
bu life at isge be 5ing uoenfor os,
ION 5orfatteren n9bner. o9eremmels
ie, RiQoom. geaabelie elIer Stsnbeb4.
Selp BEN Qptts. pi finoer opeb 9o!s
eatas Era meb bsieoe Sna" MAJ
mo6tdgc8 / Ero og faa lit 9emme /
ct menneifes inoerite 9aien", fsr
BEN tan fables bans 9ptte. SUBS
Riqe er inoen / eoer."
ga peb ,,en abel sieI" tanter ie9
paa en- Dirfelig, lamb ariIteniiGI, en-,
Der life alene DEFENDER 5ro og berdas
Der ia paa 8%riitenoom, men iom till
lice efter i'm oaoelige" 5soieI at
gan0 % Qanb bar label fig aennems
trnnQe al ben eneite ianOe aoeIsnd'
tur, iaa BET Paanp barer Cubs Bill
leoe. Om ieg Der er enig meb 5ors
fattsrtn, beb ieg life, men ieg itRlber
BAN at taoe bans Orb / beoIte ne
Ming.
enonu Den gemarfning, at ie0
NOT mto gaI. 0lien. og pel flert,
6eners baDoe iet, at 5orfutteren bdboe
braaet ben friiteligs Sanbbso ! ben
for6inoelfe Hart frem. Men ban
nriper 10 lie ON en- Spnbers Trels
ie, men narmeit ON mennsitelig Gins
lptte. % ban er life lan9t ira Qpos
Iteltn Safob. naar oenne ifriper om
. lie at blibe frslit Deb I'm 9ernin3,
men - at pare faIi9 lin
Seeming.
u. IN. q.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-18

Der tunoe n0pnes andre 8runoe
eqIda, men bisie 10 II formonsntl;g
Dc pi1tigits. 9tt 6urbe oerfor lig3e
9r1fterne liar alporligt pao 6ierte
At ig9e at fda Be beoit ititteoe unge
Rano / here's Menig6eoer til at gaa
paa Stole for ON muliet at blire
uoruteoe til at tiene 9irfen ION qr1z
ter. SO BET 6uroe iigge 6aaoe qra=
tier % Menigbeoer alborligt pad
6ierte at unoeritstte f%aaoanne, ION
far emit o9 Gpner til At uooanne fig
.for gernin9en, men mangler De
ugoOenbige U}ibler OsrtiI.
Rnlig haooe ri en- geretning ira
en- Mtnig6so. iom ~glaoeoe iig me9st
ooer at 6ore en- 9raoiten al en- ung
qraIt, ION bar uoguaet al Menigbss
TENS Miote. M}on Der life er mans>
fclbige Menig6eoer, enoog at De
gamle, iom enbnu life bar BAIT en-
faaoan @leoe2 50 6oorfor itte9
5 mango 5ilfaloe %piitnOf forbi Der
life par qiort noqet alporliat 6oripg
6perfen at grait euer Meniabeo for
at fad nogen al M~eni9beoens unge
Mano til At gaa oen @ei. Ruar nj
.6eoer 6erren uobripe arbeioerc / in
6sit, oa Der Ri ogiaa ie efter, I'm
Ter life / oor eqen mibte fnbes No
Qsn, nm ran ian BRUCE, % ON bi
life beo Cpmuntring % 5ilitpnbelie
tan 6ialpe %iadbanne paa @ei til II
6lipe Qr6eioere / 6srrens 6eit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-18
Klar og usvigelig
TIL FRED.

Qf 3bomas a aempis. 4 9sssr /
ct ginb. qaonp opsriot fra ben Ia.
tinite grunbitrift at 5. 8eIskim.
qris: inb6unben / Sbirtingsbinb,
30 Gents.
Canine Bog / inuitreret prustuo'
gaDs. OberfattsIien paa 0onF BE.
fprget at qaitor $. 3. alabos. Meo
5ororb og GOrfatterens aeonetsbss
itriOeIfe. Web 5egnin9sr af SoT'
man. S9norr, bon GaroIbsfelb, BON
5ubri6 iumt andre f~remrugenoe
aunitners. 1923 Siber. pris: inb.
bunben, $3.50.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-18
Yaa airfegaarOen.

:, bDor init! = 6por o~lpOrsfulOt og
tias. =
Dqoens Cuff omfoaDer aors og
8nopel -
Cutie lnoe! Sorgens 5aarer
triae. =
QQt er 9emoo / be bpOes 6uOel
6iit jsg Ter en- oejlig GngeI bare
qalmegren / 6biOe 2iljebaano,
% mems pi blanbt. pbe 9rabe bore,
ban betegner 9sj fer stpOetS Qono.
gel bort oper Sfperns be iorte.
Del igennem Stierners 5lamme6Gr;
Del igennem 6immeriges Porte,
til DOr Sub o9 5~rslier Tar.
6uuO er 9soen? : fun en- title
6oile
efter 2iDets tra0le Q%rbeibsfarol
efter tapie gat pil after fmile
poer Serb ct gploent Morgenfar.
Ia bil SOles rene Sol frembrnoe,
2nfetg gern at frpbe I 1T 2ps;
fiit, 6bor 9ipets flare Stremme fInoe,
Ifal pi glemme 9eoeng folbe 9ns!
Qrtl II dbfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-18
s
by FATTIGMAND


The eel skin soon in BlaekW olly's hand
Had proven a hangmans halter;
The Youth laid stark. and the horrid
band
Was UNFINISHED without a falter.
"a traitor betrayed to a traitors fate
Said Wolly. "He showed Gerard
The Castle Of Segeberg's hidden gate,
And betraied his liege sworn Lord.
To such as he such deeds come light,
False gains invite repetition
But | must hurry, this is the night
That brings my vengeance completion.
Good use | will have of my b%oyhood's
tongue,
1t fits with this fellows shoes
For once I will be an esquire strong,
And turn my authority loose
Attiring himself from the corpse Oh
the floor
Black Wolly soon enter the dungeon,
Which has in its wall a massive door,
Well barred with bolt aud stanchion.
\ moments work and the door swings
free,
A far away clink of steel
Is heard.-Says Wolly: "Now | must be
More at work with the skin Of the eel"
He warns the guard at the upper door,
Not TO venture within the tower,
That Satan was loose on the lower floor,
With the occupant IN his power
lie then passes Oh to the anterOom.
And dismisses the Lancers on guard.
To rest for the racking, while he would
assume
Their duty of guarding Gerard.
lie tip toes in where the dread man
sleeps
The sleeper does not | e steady
And to the head of his .couch he cresed,
While looping the eel skin ready.
Instead of the coveted circle of gold
TO shine from that badly pate.
II shone through a cirelet 10 black and
cold
Fit emblem and weapon of Hate.
1t slides to the throat-a jerk and a
twirl-
The sleeper conyulsiyely sputter-
Black Wolly eases and with a snarl
The Count commences TO stutter:
IL You - You - You accTused
hound
You've advanced well in your trade,
OF changing Lords whenever you found
Some profits there was to be made.
You are plying it well a little-more
air -
| Please give me a chance to reason,
I'll double your bride, and play you
fair,
Or better-hang you for treason
Help. Guar" a twist cuts short
his call,
But adds to his love of life;
How gladly 10Y he would give his all,
And desist from all selfish strife.
NO use, my man, to exert your
voice"
Said Wolly, mo one will hear YOU,
Remember you-man-a similar case,
When you toyed with the life Of a
DukeI
Dost remember the Gypsy Look well
at my face
Dost remember the Witch's rebuke?
/ see you remember-those sins are not
all
And / will do naught only hold you,
Till a noble Dane shall enter this hall
There-Hear what the Scorceress told
r you"
And up from the bowels of the Keep
Came a chorus of deeptoned drums,
It1rose to the courtyard, and up in the
steep
The big bell sent out its booms.
ITO be c~ontinued.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-18
9Dtfe.

: a0aniteren1s Gr. 81 fnOes en-
Nrtitel meo 0oerfriften oQptte".
Seq fan life fiae. at ieg feIte nOgsn
Qnfte peo At lqie ben ig,nnem. SelO
om Der fnoes nooIe Sanbheber / BEN
zoo / bpiIten Qrtitel pigoe mar lite
rare / Stano til at fiHbe oet), ial
er ben bog iaa ipapenbe, utIur Og
mispiisnos, at ieg / 9runoen tGnttt.
let par unoer19t. at ,7aniteren"
&eoattgr pilos tage Rem pp. Sthte
fst er for Reiten 6elt igsnnem' ratios
naliitiif, i 9runoen Ct Gptog paa
ben gamle qslieoinO ON o3pO" os
,,6elo" % .gOot @erninesr4 iom 9iI
ZEN til Menneitets 9nfialiqben Zen
5eori par 10 i ipIr Qnieslie for ct
6unorebe Qar tilbage ION COB Sri
TENDON. % ben er Tor ReIten beo It
6oloe tit 5noto9 igsn meo fposnoe
6aner ca flingsnee Spil paa mango,
mango steoer. Zen ftuloe Ri bog
ngoig pore men til at befoabre GEN
mem a9anIferen4s Spalter.
ut gda ino paa Qrttlens Gnfelts
6eoer fan ieg life uosn tier 9iotfef
tig6eb, men en- entelt 5ing oil jsg ooq
6ersre. pa bet iormentlig er 6ooebz
punftst / 9etragtningen. Get her
her: .Qptten fn6es nemlig ifts
ubenfor Mennsitet; men bDbt inoe
i Sialens sget inberte 9 r.
lien bar Den TT title @smme. Ter
loq fun Der finoes bsn fom en- rift,
~Tpruolenbe ailbe, ION Ell fart trad
!snos QDg. Der faitsr tit gnlone St9r
oper alt bst. ct iaaoant Menneite mes
Der paa I'm Del, 0. +. b. - Web ,,et
IIdabant Wenneife" er ment oet
q beIt Menneffe" De Qrtitlen).
STE ct trpenbs msnnsite. life en-
SDnoer, Der er rstfarbiggjort at
ariitus. 5ebfsr, hbab Striftsn Il
ger ON Ell Menneifes ,eget inbsrs
lite 9pfen", ON bets bnbe Glens
big6eb, Msrte oa ulptteliee 5ilitdnb.
Sda faar man at oibe, bpaO oenns
Qpfte4 sr, Og bporleoss man itol fua
nen / sic = ber ~frembeles: .Sg BEN
ne sQlaobinslampe". iom aa6ner
6jert4rne, forftenner 9ilparelien Og
er en- eDig, attn ~iprublenbe ailos til
@labe og goOt 9umer, er life langt
borts fra nogen al %; bet g9lbsr
bare, at Ri a%nitrenger os libt. r9tfsr
Qrmene uo efter ben; ben bebbsr:
oaarligbeb til alt lepen
be-. - Mdn fan iige. boab man bill.
ON en- Ioaban Munbfulb, men noget
mere misOiienbe, fO~aDenbe og fremfOr
aft uifriftm9sFgt, ffal man lebe Ian
&c efter. = 0et lpber 10 fittert tent
og iuars triiteligt / uomDenbte Wlsn'
METERS 2rsn. Monee, fom bOerten
fenber fig islD sIsr beres Sub, bill
bliOe enbnu mere fortpnflebe Deb. al
Zen Slags, uben nogen fom 6elt Be
m%artning, euur / o0onfferen" ION
,gOb 2atin". = Nei, 2ptten, Der Ell
iom en- friff. Iprublenbe ailbe, iom e.
Hart, ifroolenbe Chs, Der forsblber
aft, bpab Der meber Menneifet pdo
bets Del. ben Fnbes netop ouoenfoi
Msnneffst" og lite, Tom Jorfdttersr
flyer, inbe | oSi9lens eget NJ
berfte Q ren". Zen fnbes fun
l. aritus Stfus, BAN. Der netop si
aarligbebeng bsjefte Q~ubsnbdrelie, i
er aarligbeben felp. 9por 2ptfer
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-18
HUSANDAGTSBOG

9f 81. g. Mubien. 2 Siber Gas.
ming oOer ubDalets Striftfttber til
bDsr Dag | aaret. s Sbirtinsshinb
$1.60; | gobt Dalifbinb $1.s0; |
99lifbinb meb @ulbfnit $500.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-18
EN- PILGRIMS WANDERING.

2f Sobn 9uHpos. pragtuegdse,
msb fortlarenbe Qnmarininger At
Rso. Robert Raguirs, %, FAINT
5orfatterens aeOnetsbefripsHt Mso
80 Sauitrotioner, tegnsbs of Bar
narb % andre. 558 Siber. Sno.
bunben I Sbirtin9sbinb $3.50; I tI
Marotfo meb GuloTnit $3.50.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-18
DEN LYSE GUD
CTHE FAIR GOD.

Qf ben bstenbte 5Orfatter Gem
Doaace, Tom bar ftrepet ben bsrsmt.
og msget ub6rebte Bog Ben our.
8Ogen Den ipfe Sub" Ombanbler
Mericos GrObrina uf Spdnierne. =
Den er BOT Siber og toft.r d
qris: flint inbbunbsn, 90 Gents.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-18
BOGER
MARTYREN | ST. ANDREWS.

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yrGitcmanglen.

Rebenitadenbe optager ri efter
Den foreneoe norife 4irte@s 8lao
,9ut6eraneren". Oct er juIt life NE
get, Der iiges, men bet er not til at
pie, at bet er life aIene 6os os, at
9r9temanglen fsles, og bet fan til
lige leoe pore Q9iere til at tGnfe oper
Qariagerne til preItemanglen bos %.
3et er / 9pert 5alo rigtigt iagt, It
naar ri beoer 6erren ON at uOien5e
Nr6ejbere I i'm !5sft. ida bsr Ri ogidd
is efter, ON Der life / Dor egen Naiote
finbes nogen, ION bun fan BRUCE,
gi bar Flere 9onge tentt pad II
optage Spsrgsmaalet om prafes
mdnslen til 8rgftelie Der ! glabet;
men bet sr ct noget tilbent Spsress
moal at tuge fat paa. ModTte =
maaits life Ri boper bet. Der burbe
bog / bet. minbite t9nteg dlporligt
opsr Sagen, baabe at preTter og
M~enie6eber.
BET fpnes liot 6eipnberligt, at
Der / be fleite lutberite airtefamfunb
ifal pare en- itaoig Mangel paa pras
fer, fud life ale pr9itetalb fan ia.
be i'm pr9it. mebens Der | en- Del
andre Sdmfunb fpnes at pare SDer=
fob pdd pr9iter. Der fan bog gtpes
forifeliee gobe 9runbe for bette Gors
bolb; men gonfte tilfrebsfiGenbe fps
neg be life. Gor bet fsrffe er bet en-
befenbt Sag, at ben luthsrffe airf,
ifsber en- roifere 01tit Der | 2dnbei
enb noeet dnbet Somfunb. Der fr9s
peg oerfpr en- ftartere Tilgdng at
pr9iter. 5or bet anbet freezer ben
lutberffe airfe en- grunbieere pras
fteu~bbdnnelis enb | al Sab mango al
be andre Gdmfunb. Oct tdger bers
for l0nsere 5ib at foo ubbannet un.
&C menb til proiter, og ielDfslselia
fpffsr bet mere. Mtunee, Iom elIerl
fanbe file 2pif ogl Srnne til at goa
ben @ei, offfretfes berfru peb sonf.r
pua ben lonoe 5ib pe be fore nblos
tn frapes. De bar life Miblsr mol
90 fN HE bespnbs.