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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-20

Naar @rsnib9ret ogIaa better
mine ioroifte 2sOninger, ga bill ou
.fnoe oisfe Blade.
90 De BIZ tale til oig % bare
Big en- 9e0iager poa 9ipsfaroen.
5 oisIe 6oOIpor pil ou gda. =
De 6oOfpor, iom peger opaO, = op.
as moo 0uol
Sngen andre 5ooipor pil Oh magte
at gaa uoen Oisie. Der bill bragg
Dig meo itarte 5raaoe mOo Dc
lpie. belige S~oIitranoe.
Dog oe 5ooipor, ieg alotia
mere oopeoe at betraoe. oem pil 0u
.isge og finOe.
Der noe peo SrreItranOen %
.Sleps 9nngmarter bill 0u leoe efter
.SpOr % finOe Dem og tenoe osn
Og elite Dem.
0g De itore 9i6oer. Sc fol6elbIt
9pngbeier pg set fore tinoren6e s6ar
bill / title Qftenftunoer laoe oi1
enc, at en- uenOeIig joroiit obtte i
tenne Sofgfs0......bil ffaa.......fom en-
Itor = Oi6unoerIia... .2ibgorsm
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-20

SEQ Iaa min Manos SialefrpO
"a bgrte bans iublenoe 9opiang,
os jee bpieoe mig / Stepet for Sen
4tore alqooe SUB. --
6Dao par MI Dor S%filsmisie2
Run en- frpoefulo Snogang til pa
ra0iTst FOR BAN, jeg iad inoerlig
5oDos elitet. 0g fun en- lioen gres
reituno enonu, iaa bar jeg Ser bos
Gam = for epigt for epi9t.
Morgentimerns gleo iaa fastelig
frsm- Seq fao bus BAN og Iad,
dDorIeoes bans NuInn alereoe bar
Dozens fire greg.
0g oa 6bdo BAR
oef2 st Spn2 Gn 0rpm2 Gn nm
osrlig 5oruofslelie al. boao Der
5iloe ife2 Sea Deo set life. Seq iua
Gam Ttda oeo 6imlens BORT blan=
set al SUBS itradlen0s Nainn. Seq
saa BAN ituoie % life booe Itg
Sn0 blanot SUBS beuige Stars.
n2sn Den bimmelFe 9ru09om toe
Dam Oeo 5aanoen og leote BAN
bsn til CUB 5aoers 5rone....~....
5un fnaleoe neO, ga man ifprte
Gam oen 6pioe aleoning % CAB
Ezm qalmegrsnene / 6aano.
so Sbnet.......0 remmen...... bar
Der life mere. jes bar after mig
fslD % fdo oeo min Manos 8pos=
9eng liar / 5anfe % Sino........
Seq Taa ben til BAN = forpirret
~Eyosrraffet. fau paa BAN, iom mart
1neaet mart Ttuloe mo0tage al
osnne l9erligbeo, % ga faa jeg BAN
ligge Der og itirre meo aabne 2jne
9sn for iig. Men ga ieg bejeoe mig
ns0 til BAN for at tale til BAN,
Saa jsg. at ban life lan9ere bar
5ig min Har6eo 6ebioit. 6an ftirz
rsOe me0 oejlige, ~itraalenoe Zine
Cpa0...-..Gg bpao ban ida, bar
iHiet m~enneifsligt 9je let, % set
n tiff pptommet / noget Mennes
fies 9jerte.-...6an iaa, boa6 @uO
Gar bfrsot fine ~uoDuIgte paa Serb.
n5erre. min 8uol"~.-.9et bar
81 Subelitrig. Der baneoe ia frsm
IRA Unit greit.
n8aar ban MI moab Dor
zen2 Ter par ingcn
8pil DIN. boor ban gif ben, Og
bpOr berliat Der MATTE Dqre....
hi bans 4aiDn itinnsoe iom Solen,
Oct bar allereoe gdrd0iiets @f=
aldns, en- Nfglans iaa itgn,
un ~nibunofrlig, at set blqnOeoe
zjet.
Seq fplte Srang til at fnale,
Tom apoiflerne sjOroe pad 5abor,
CO gemme nit 4niigt for paraoiIsts
nlbunoerliae 4fglans.
: Sea tulote De andre in0. = Sci"
Hermaaeoe jeg fun at fige, Og'
81 fdu, hporleoes bans Qniigt fin
rzsnk iDm Splen, Ser
Gun mootog SaligbeOen paa para
Siists 9srteritef. /
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-20
Soaer.

Gn mobis Nanb. giifOp Sdmmins'
tons Gin Os Osb, @fortalt for llnss
bommsn. OFF 6. 6. Ddpfon. )
forforttt Sperfatt,Iie Deb 41gor
5 gafsDolb. $50 Sib.r. s Ons
flag Doc.
5maa Stens til !Strrens gus. 30
5iber. s SmTas 10c.
rgubeligbebens ire artitIer. Nf pa
flor 6. Mossnsr. q Sioer. J
Omfag &c.
5oltsfiolt Os gsruesuOstisneft.. NJ
8. @. 9anien. Deb ct Siaas.
70 Siber. 5 OmiIas zoe.
Stibsr fra asbsnbuOn. af Q. 6.
Snbbolo: Snblsoning = RunetaIs
bsrfoItene - 9stsrfOltene = 3unt
ffinieren = Den fiulte 5uttisOom
Den mpItiIfe 2sier. III Sibr
5 tomponeret ginb $1.00.
Deb ben msrte 5loo. gn 5OrtGnins
fra armenisn. of D. QlcOct. poa
0onff peb paifor Mattbiefen. 22s
Siber. 8 Omflus $1.00. 8 IONS
poneret ginb $1.50.
Zen M qreiesaurb. Of Glitb p,.
berien. 300 Siber. . Omfas
zoe. Stint inbbunben $1.20.
oerrsn er min 9ilfugtl RosI. at
Dobibs Salmer ira QbIalOns Ops
rsrs 5iO. Gf q. 6. 9unfen. 154
Siosr. s OmiIas SOC.
Spurpen % @uos 9iais. Gn ONrs
pejelie mob Sibens gantro. Of
paffor 9. M~iinffsr. OmT. 10t.
Observation-Disclosures. Rebigsnt at
6aralb Ssnisn. = 1. 5eftt: 4l.rs
amber Mactup. gn qsOnebstess
ming. 48 Sibsr. 3 OmTas zoe.
Do. 2. Og 8. 9efte: Mme. San: J
Qfritus SnOre. Minoer fra Gam.
beimisfionen. 81 Sib.r. 5 On.
flag 25c.
Do. A. .6efts: SObn Slot, Snbia.
nernes QpOiteI. 16 Siber. 5 On.
flag Zoe.
@ennsm 9raabfserns. qf Gsrtrub
Qlmquiff. 1875 Sibtr. 5 Omnas
Doc. s Tmlrti ginb SOC.
asft Sonb - eler alippserunb. VI
elifubetb 9Olitein : 9OlfteinbOrs.
ia Cher. 5 Omflus 40c.
Raomi ,Ier Ssruialtms Iibit. Oaee.
of Mrs. 8. 9. Mebb. 484 Sibsr.
s OmiIag zoe. Stint inbb. $1.2o.
ariftus, Dor aOuee. oe bans Ris,.
80 bfbeIffe getragtninesr at 8iltsp
@. 9eBI6e. - Cant: Den trif.s
li9e Gribsb og ailosn af gdno,
fom opp9lber til ct epigt Gin. d
prabitensr al paftor ST. 3eutbtn.
Salt 80 Siber. 5 Omilag 20c.
Zen ftsnneIts Gniebeb. Gn SOerO.is
eIfe til 6jeIp mob 9ibens 9antro.
OFF paf. q. Miinfter. % Sibtr.
s Omilog 15c.
S:Don oe gftber. gn GortaIins fra
SebsliDei | Ruslanb. or 4tioe
Gang. 3 Omflas 25c. Smutt inS.
bunben 60c.
Sdnbhebes tro. gn 5ortening fra
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 296 q.
Der. 5 Omflus Goo. 5 tompoms
ret 9inb $1.00.
ems pna Dejsn. Smadtr1i os 5or.
trIinger til 8rug for pr9iter %
Ssnbagsfolel9rere. 242 Sib<r. 4
Omflae SOC.
|Gsnnem granbins,. 4f u. @ihrs
ne. Spsria! fra 5neelf. 8 Oms
flag 40c. Stint inbbunben Toe.
8ibelsn U Subs Orb. gU 4borf
2apbir. llbsioen af paftor Gtors
1o1dn. "a StDer. j OmN. 20.
Deb apgtens Gin. 5ortanins af M.
5 OmGas SOC. 3 iomponeret
Binb zoe.
De to grsbre. 4f M. 3. u. poo
9anf Oeb puTtor 81. @. Mabfen.
286 Siber. 8 Omifas eOc. I
fmuft fOmpon.rei 8inb $1.OO.
Den kniss aris. pr Sobn gunsan.
paa Dunif Deb 81. 9b. Serns. 81.
hftrerst af 6. gdnt. 217 giber.
s Omilas 90c. 8 imp. 9inb $1.70.
Wibnesbprb ON 2ipst | ariftus. q
Siber. s OmTas 10.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-20
Nin uionnoerlise 2iusorem,
Of Data Smith 9ieber.
(Slutning.)

Den ior0iIfe Gage magteoe intct
znrre.~.~6an bapOe iagt mig, at
Iimerne bur talte.
Men Ben bimmelite
Gage 6apoe peret Der og operifaartt
pDrt Rerligbeosbaano iad flint, iaa
Fnertsfrit. 1om Oct tunoe operitGres.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-20

9larene er eleoet fremao =
6aarene er grudnet. og 5urerne er
tommet; men min ~piounoerlige 2ipss
orem Itaar BOG lige ton, lige m,
Iige foraarsfriit.
Som en- 0rsm par BET. = Tom
en- 9rsm Ituar Set, iom en- Srem
bar ieg malet Sc lpie, ri9e Minoer.
5or port Barn, iom MI er tort,
front o9 tentenoe. bar jeg tegnei
min piounoerlise 9ibsorpm.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-20

Seq faa min Manos 5ialefrpO
% bprte bans jublenoe 9Opian9,
aos jss bpieoe mig / Stepet for Sen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-20

0pem formaaeOe At ooeritert
&9rligbeosbaanOet finere. = Ietteri
CO mere imertefrit emo oen itort
bimmelite 6aOerl
0pem formdoeOe at gipe 5rpo for
zen melt tmigenoe Smerte uoen
ban. Der bar SiaIene / i'm 9aanb!
Stor oa berlig er gu. m@gti9c
AIfaoer.~....9iie o9 gooe er Dina
@eie. 0 SUB!
0erre. je9 taffsr Big, onbt bar 81
iaaret mig,
Mlen fun til Gin
Serre, ieg tutfer Big. milot bar ou
baaret mig,
9aflen6e Sin.
u. Muncb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-31

Bolfenballen. I'M Die ulten
@auern bes S9loiiiies itri9 in lang
ge5oeenen 8immertonen elm froitiger
Nadtpino uno oriidte eegen Die sem
lteri6eiben, an benen Eobert Ieine
beige. fieberpo1enbe Stirn 5u fiiblen
ltieg in linn auf. Iit 5~ogernber
Stirnne iagte er:
.gleouore."
Seine 4nttport.
~gleouore". nieberbolte er. bort
on nidt? g8ir miiiien beten. iaste
Sater Seribert."
@ieDer bieIelbe Stiae.
Hobert ipanbte lid nm uno n66ertc
ii6 ieiner S6tpeiter. Or iano lie,
oas Intlib in Die 5arten SdnOe pers
srabenb. gleonore neinte leiie.
Gobert i6niirte bieier Mnblid bas
5er5 5uianmen, aber er iprad feline
Silbe. Gr nabm feline friiberc
Steuuns am Seniter mieoer elm. er
bor6te auf ben @ino5us unb glalibte
BARN ben Srauergeiang Der eigenen
Seele 5u pernepmen. Damn, leincn
@eiit iammelnb. beriufte er Elm
titles @ebet nadb obeu 81 ienben.
Ils er seenoet bate. polte cr iiG)
ipieoer 5ur S6peiter febren, ba mar
lie fort.
Sene Na6t mar fir Die gepobner
cine LANCE. i9pere Nadr. elm quail
poQes Hingen ber Seelen nit Soffs
hung unb Danger g%elorgnib, cine
bis anf's SDdite getriebeue fiebers
bafte Spannung menihliher &rdfte.
Oils aber Der neue Gag binter ben
S6isbiigeln ieinen purpurnen Se<
rolo emporianbte. iiebe. ba mar Der
fleiidloie &ouig Der 0riifte uno
8rdber na9 b~reitdsiger barter 9ela>
gerung bes S9lolies &ippen NIT 3us
riidlaiiung Der fpitbaren Seute, naf
ipel6er er perlangenb Die &no6eus
finger aus eeitredt bate. absesoseu.
@el1er Intbeil on Dieler freuoigen
&enoung ben 8ebeten 3ufiel, pelde
i'm Shlofie fir Ir6ibalDs @eneIune
aufseopfert tuurben, DaB tpubte Der
Gneel, tpelder Sieielben gum S6roue
8ottes in goloener Spferidale ems
por9etra9en bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-31

ieiner Iusiage in Die i6ottiiGen
gcr9e fiibrte."
~Sbr babt es mir unldngit ges
Iagt. 9tobert. Cine 3reifcl gcbort
er Den fabrenbeu Saiileru an, OBJ
ifon feline 3iige nidbt oIf cine ges
ipDbnlide Ibltammung Deuten. benn
Der in Ieinem @eIidt lieeeube ISel
finbet lid, ipfpeit meme Grfabrung
reiht, n~irgenbs inter Dem @olfe
S6ottlano's. Gin 9ep6brliher
Menih fam er nift iein, bdrilbcr
bin ih nit mir bereitS i'm alaren."
(Sortiebung folgt.)
-i@s%3-
80 @enn cine Woio ihr ei9ener
Serr perben nil, Damn ninlmt iie
lie iid feinen 9lnoerr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-31
giertes aapitel.

Sn einem be1en, ~serdumiseu 8ez
made, bur9 beilen offene Seniter
Iinbe. folenbe Iorsenliifte ii6 itab<
len. lag auf einem i6neetpeiBen
8ette Der iun9e Douglas. Sein In>
aeIi6t mar bon elmer unnatiirli6en
@Dtbe iiberflosen. Die 8ansen tparen
bobl unb bic 2ippen 5itterten man6>
mai pie unter benz Sari6e un5iIs
Iammenbdueenber @orte, ipdbrenO
i6ndr5li9 umrabmten Iueen se>
i6lo1en tparen.
On Der Seite beg 9ettes fniete
cine sreiie prieiterli6e @eltalt: bies
mar @nter Seribert Sonesalb. Iil>
Der Srnlt berri6te in Dem baseren.
bon Isceie reoenben 3iisen. Sic
&ugen Ieu6teten in einem i%anften
Seuer, Dem @iberitrable elmer eblen
Geele. 9an9lam lieB Batter Seribert
Durt Die fn0dernen Singer Elm sbe
na6 benz anoeren am S6niilein bes
Nolenfran5es sleiten. faum bab iih
Die blaien feingei6nittenen 2ippen
b~etpeeten. Sas lebte &iigelben mar
berabeeelitten unb II erbob ii6
Der 8reis gerdui6los. gs mar cine
bobe, gbrfur6t 9ebietenbe gri6eis
runs. Satte au6 Die Belt Iater
Seriberts Sauptbaar nidt peri6ont
nnb auf Stiru unb 8angen tiefe
Sur6en 9edtt, 10 mar lie bod an
feinem @eiite ipurlos boriiber9eeans
gen, bas befunbete Der Hare, ieelenz
boQe 8lid.
Iater Scribert ihlug ieet ianft
Die Sberoede elm penig aif. lhob
boriifti9 bas Semb bes @erpunoes
ten 5uriif unb nabm ben gerbano
nit geiibter Sanb ab. Sie @unbe
mar itarf angei6ipoaen uno bon eli
nem lebbaft rotben &reile umldlmt.
@uS einem b1l5ernen 8efGbe ao6
Der ~bcilfunoi9e Yrielter auf elm
Stiidfen 2einen cine 0lige Wtaiie
unb bebedte bamit Die 8unoe nies
Der; oanu leste er einige 9ldtter bes
2nn9entrautes auf unb perbano bas
@dnse iorgfdltig.
aaum mar oies selheben, als iiG
bic Sbiir Dffnete uno Cir Sobu @us
6nnan eintrat. Nit einem banaen
Slide Der geiorsnis unb Sbeiluabme
nui Den Seripunbeten fra9te err:
~ghln. Sater Seribert. ma benft
SIR bon ieinem 3uitanbe? Sabt
Sbr Soffnung auf fem @eneien?"
o@enn ii6 bas Sieber bri6t", pers
iebte Der 8%efraete, .bann brauden
mir pe9en ieiner Grbaltuns feline
Gorge mebr 81 baben. @ieles bdngt
bonn 8inbe ab."
go ipre6eno mari er einen for
i6enoen 9lid bur6s Seniter mad,
benz 3uge Der 8olten; nit Dem Iuss
brude Der 8ufrieoenbeit panbte er
ii6 5uriid! S@ir baben Iorooit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-31

linn burds ause in's Gebirn se>
%orungen.
,.Nddt Serebehl Glarin1! glas
rin6l" rief Sir 'Sobn, Der ieinen
treuen Sbortpart nit S6mer5 fallen
iab. .Glurin6l Glarin6!" eri6oa
es unb bon 8utb entflammt braneen
Die gu6nnans por. Sem pilben
Gnprale fonnten Die Wiac 8regors
nidt itanbbalten unb eerieten in
bebenfli6es Shpanfen. Sbre Tets
ben ipurben bur66rohen. Sic tap>
fere 8egenpebr ein5elner permodbte
bas Serberben unb Die Nfieoerld9e
bes Clans Wac @regor ni6t mebr
arf3ubalten. llmlonit mari ii6 ibr
Sduptline inter Srobungen, Sliihen
unb @eripre6unsen ben SliebenDen
entgegen. Gr Ielbit ipIroe gegen Iet1
men 8iuen bon ben ei9enen CLANS
genofen f%orteeriiien uno nod auf
Der Sluft perloren Die atac @regors
mon6en Der ibrisen ourb bas feinos
Ii6e S6tpert.
Ser Clan Buchanan bate aber
ben Sieg teuer erfauft. NIT i6iperen
Spfern errlingen. @h oreiBig icis
rer Stammesglieoer bebedten toot,
beritiimmelt. pertpunoet ober I'M Sters
ben rofelnb Ben bonn Slute i6liipfris
gen @aien; bas Sd6lein, bas Dor
fur3em friitanbeu bur6 Die 8eiie ges
pldtldert mar, bate ii6 gum Sur
purfaben pertpanbelt. Starr lag Der
getreue Serebe6 auf Dem aorper eiz
mes entieelten Seinbes unO untpeit
babpn bate Der Sob 8ebbnr credit
Sein Sddbel mar eeipalten. Cir
sSobn 8u6anan mar NIT elmer leid)s
fen Gibun9 Der @ange bapongefoms
men. Hobert bage9en bell geblieben,
geibe blidten NIT Sbrdnen auf Den
resun9slos bin9eitredten aorper bes
iun9eu unbefannten Sremblin9s, aus
befen red5ter Geite bunfles glnt
auon. Sic S6otten jener 3cit.
5elbit lire &0nige beritanben iid, %
fie fat ununterbroben in ben blutigz
fen 8dmpfen lebten, iebr gut aui
Die gebaublung Serpunoeter. Na6s
benz man Die S6dben Der ein5elnen
unterIu6t uub lie notboiirfti9 pere
bunoen hattie, ipurben S~rasbnbrer
fir Die Sobten uuo i6tper @erlebten
erridtet.
gs mar Elm trauriser 3us, Der
bon Der S0be in ben Sbalgrunb bers
niebernantte, mo bas S6loB &ippen
e6cn bon ben lesten Strablen Der
Sonne umidumt tpurbe. Mnnf
iunges 2eben, bas noa Strait mn
Wittb am Worgen binars9e5o9en tpar
our munteren. frobli6en Saso, tpar
iel6it gum gebebten @ilbe eeporben.
auf bas Der tiidii9 i9leidenbe 8eibs
manu-, Der SOB, ben berniGtenoen
Tfeil abgeianbt bate. S6mer5 unf
Srquer febrten an ienem GbenDe in
man6 elmer armen Sitte bes i90ner
Sbales elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-31

@ieber itano @ater Seribert an
Irdbibalbs 9ett, sei6dftig. ben
Wunbberbano 5u erneuern. Seoe
8etpegung bes ebrtpiirbisen @reiies
tpurbe bon Dem &ranfen nit einem
Slide berfoIst, in Dem ii6 8efible
zines bon beibem Sanfe iiberfliebens
ben Ser5ens dusiprahen.
Batter Seribert bate iest beenbiet.
Irdibalo erbob Die matte Ge6te unb
itredte iie ieinem ebrtuiirbisen
Sreunbe entsesen. beiien Sanb er
5itternb an Die neifen 9ippen fiibrte.
Die 81 ibtpa6 iparen. I'M in lebens
bisen 8prten Die gmpfinbunsen Der
Geele nieber Su seben. Gin frennos
li6es 2d6eln ipann ii6 nm Die
Nunbpinfel Batter Seribert's. Elm
2d6eln. in Dem iid Die Sreube bes
eblen Ser5ens iiber Die 8ettuns ieiz
mes unbefannten Hfleslinss ipiegeIte.
.Serbaltet gu6 rubis. gang
rubig". ermtabnte er Irdibalo. nfeis
nerlei Iufre9unsl Die 9forte bes
Sobes bat iid Dor gu6 peri6loiien.
gliere frdftige Natur miro oas iibrise
tbun. @alb tperbet Sbr ipieber 10
geiunb unb itarf fem mie norber.
Nber nodmals. SIR miiSt iebe aufs
regung permeioen nnb biirft beim
Spre6en @u6 ni6t anitreneen.
Sabt @ebulb nit guerer Seim>
iu6nns. trast Tie tpilis unb obne
Nairren tpie elm 8reu5, bas gu1 Die
Siebe bes Ssilanbes auferIeete. Sd
iperDe beten fir guere raihe Gene
Jung. Weiner Silfe beoiirft SIR
niht mebr. oenn fir Die 9ebanoluua
guerer @unoe senusen pon nun an
Die Sdnbe Der Sepobner bieiea
Sauies. SD tperbe guf aber OF
beiu6en. limb MN empfeble ib guf
Der Siiriorge oes Simmels. mein
iunser Sreunb."
Samit leste Der fromme 8reiS
iesneno Die Sdnoe auf Ir6ibalSs
Stirn. briidtc Damn leiie feline Nette
uno entfernte lid.
Tor Der Sbiir bes Io6nsimmers
trai gater Seribert nit 8obert 5us
iammen. Der auf i'm 5u tparter
ihien uuo i'm iebt bat. in Den Saal
gu treten. I'M einige grfrii6unser
81 nebmen.
SD banfe gi6. 8obert. abe,
eritens fiible i6 fein 9ebiirfniB mn
oann sebri6t es mir au6 an Belt.
SD bin alf Dem 8eee 81 elmer
anberen 2eiSenSitdtte, mo man meis
ner ebeufals beoarf."
$50 nebmt bed ip~enigitens eineil
S6fud @eiu, Batter Seribert. Sd
iuiniGe nit gih cine niftisc Ine
gelegcnbeit 5I beipreGen."
Gut. bari id gu6 einlabeu. mid
auf meinem 8ege 5u beeIeiten. Hos
bert? @ir fonnen ba ungeitorter
@ueren 0egenitunb b%ebanoeln. Sir
@uer Inerbieten aber banfe if
Gu6."
~Hun. 10 sebe i6 gu6 bas 8es
leite. %ater Seribert", ia9te Der
iunge Sud)anan unb beibe perliebeu
bas 8emnh.
8aum batten Tie Die 3uSbriide
binter ii6 unb oas Sreie geponnen.
ais &obert oas 8ort ergriif uni
nit elmer sebeimnibpolen @iene
ingte:
o8as benft SIR bon Dem Srem,
ben, Batter S~eribert?"
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-17
ORGANIZED Y, N.
c. A. GLEE
CLUB
Was Held Thursday Night,
When Twenty-Five Members
Were Enrolled.

An enthusiastic meeting of those
musically inclined and who are men,
bers Of the Y. NJ c. A. was held
Thursday night, when the Y. NJ. c. A.
Glee Club was organized. The follow
ing officers were chosen:
Directory. S. Garfield.
President. VI. Walker
Secretary and TTeasurer-A.' H.
DiaZ. dSsY
Librarian. MacRaven.
The club organized with a member
ship of twenty-five, and many more
are expected to join now that the or
ganizatiOn has been perfected. Il
promises to be a great success, to
judge from the interest that is being
taken in it, and the fact that it is I'M
der the direction of Mr. Garfield. Such
a club will add interest to the Y. NJ. c.
A. and will also fill along felt want
in Pensacola. Mr.. Garfield is receiv-
ing the hearty cooperation and assist.
ance Of the officers and members Of
the association.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-17
SHOE PRICES ARE
ADVANCING VERY RAPIDLY

The local shoe dealers are having
great deal of trouble explaining the
reason of the advance in the price Of
shoes, in fact the dealers all over the
country are having the same trouble.
The average man or woman are slow
to understand why they should be call
ed upon to pay % or soc more for a
pair of shoes than they did last year
or the year previous. The Boot and
Shoe Recorder of recent date gives a
very good article on the subject
which is reproduced in part, and which
will no doubt be of interest to the
public:
The Boot and Shoe Recorder has
made thorough investigation Of the
causes of the increased cost of manu-
featuring shoes, and as a result is
able to officially declare that the adj
vanced prices now demanded by the
manufacturers are not only fully justi-
fed, but that as a rule the percentage
of advance Of the finished product
does not fully cover the increased
cost of production. AS an example,
the actual figures are given here Of
the differences IN the cost Of a $3.50
shoe for men as SHOWN on the books
Of leaCing manufacturer, and ver;-
fed by compar son with records Of
other makers of a similar grade Of
shoes.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-17
Ancient Salads.

The lettuce was deemed by the an
clients the food of the dead because
when Adonis, the beloved Of Venus,
was MORALLY wounded by wild boar
the weeping goddess laid him upon a
bed Of soft and tender lettuce, whose
milky juice possesses soothing and mar
cote qualities. Lettuce was eaten by
the ancients at the close of their re-
pasts, as from its cooling qualities
It was considered an anidote to the
heating effects Of wine. The bitter
herbs which the Jews ate at the pass
over were wild lettuce. succory, tansy,
camomile and dandelion, and this
same race are the inventors of the sal
ad compounded Of oil, vinegar, sugar,
salt and mustard to render the bitter
herbs palatable. The Irish two centu-
ries ago made their salads Of sOrrel,
wood sorrel and beet chopped with vim
egar, beer and a little sugar, but no oil,
salt or mustard. Readers of classic
history will remember how a lettuce
caused the cruel death Of Cambyses,
king Of Persia and Media, and Of his
consort, who was also his sister.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-17
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Increase in cost of producing d
$3.50 shoe at the present time from
that of a year ago, IS cents per pair.
The selling expense and discounts are
not figured in this table, the factory
cost only being given.
This shows the situation regarding
mems shoes Of medium grade. The
same rule applies to other qualities OF
mems goods, and practically the same
TO wOmen's. misses and Children's
shoes of all grades. slight changes,
perhaps. being shown owing to the
substitution of Kid for the heavier
feathers.
With this positive evidence of in
creased cost il is manifest that shoes
sold at odd prices" must be distinct
" inferior to those sold last year, and
if SHOE dealers and shoe wearers de-
mand the same quality as those
bought a year ago, they will have to
paw an advance in prices sufficient to
cover this additional cost 1t is there
fore imDOlitic for shoe dealers and
shoe manufacturers TO advertise that
they are selling their goods of the
same quality at last years, but rather
10 use all endeavOrs 10 educate the
public to pay more and get full value
and good service, and not insist on
goods at 1905 prices, TO ultimately
find them below the standard, and
YER. generally unsatisfactory
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-17
MuufcipaI Thrift.

On the way from one town on Cape
Cod to another a contributor to the
Boston Transcript came upon charm
ing house by the roadside, which i'm
mediately claimed his attention. 1t
bore n fresh coat Of white point, which
was well set off by green blinds. There
was a smooth piece of lawn in front, a
group of fine shade trees and ham,
mOcks, piazza chairs. brilliant sofa pill
lows and all the adjuncts of summer
comfort in luxurious profusion.
Whose place is this?' he demanded
of the boy of twelve who accompanied
him as guide and adviser In general
THAT there?" said the boy. "Oh, that
there's the poorhouse.'
''The pOorhousew the man exclaimed.
You seem to have luxurious paupers
In this town"
well. you see," was the explanation,
I'VE hain't got but one. n she's an old
woman, n the overseers they board
her out with one O. the neighbors n
let the poorhouSe to some o them Bos-
ton folks for the summer, n that pays
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-17
MCDAVID
Special to The Journal.

McDavid, Mar. 16.-Mr R. A. BOni-
fay made a business trip to Pensacola
Monday.
Mrs. D. F. McDavid visited her
daughter, Mrs. G. R. Stanton, in Bluff
Springs Saturday.
Mr.. C.. Bowman has returned from
Pensacola, where he was called to
work few days extra in the place Of
his brother, Mr. T. Bowman, who has
been at home on the sick list.
Mr.. Wiley F. McDavid, of Pensaco-
la, spent Sunday with his parents at
this place.
Miss Annie B. Mobiles is visiting in
Muscogee this week.
We heard that one Of our friends
in North McDavid said he was going
to correspond for The Journal Won
der why he don't wake up?
Mr.. L. G. Brewton and Mr.. o. K.
Bowman went to Century Monday.
We see the A. G. V. were out for
another drive on the hard road Mon
day afternoon. They seem to enjoy
trying those new rubber tires.
Mr.. c. H. Snowden went to Brewton
Tuesday.
Rev. ]. T. Filiingim and Mr. Geo.
Bombay spent Sunday and Monday in
Pensacola.
Messrs. A. L. Sarit and Paul Lam
bert made a flying trip to Pensacola
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Bowman were
visitors in Bogia Sunday.
We saw one of our young ladies re-
celve a handsome box of flowers
Sunday afternoon. We wish that kind
hearted express messenger would
think of us 100.
Mr.. W. W. jackson. of Chumuckla,
was on our side the river yes1 erday.
We are always glad TO see Mr.. Will
as he is so jolly.
We hear it whispered that some of
our young people are anticipating
next Sunday, March IS. as one Of the
most enjoyable days of the season.
We are anxious to know what will
happen.