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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-27

kt;psr isnot I'll Subfribsnter inbtil ubtrpt
ssI,e 0pfgelie mootuses al llosioerrs, og a
golb CT betalt. / Cperensitemmeli. meo o'
SoreneOe Staters Botloue.
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Gro Be Cont1nued.)
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Notice is hereby given that under and by virtue of the decree of the Jefferson chancery court rendered on the 18th day of May, 1906, in the case ., which John H. Noble is plaintiff, and NJ. E. Bloom, administrator of the estate of W. B. Howell, deceased. and the Merchants and Planters Bank ct al are defendants, in which case de- cree was rendered i'll favor of the Merchants and Planters Bank, l as a commissioner of the said court will On Thursday, the 31st day of May, 1906, at the front door of the court house in the city of Pine Bluff be- tween the hours prescribed by law for judicial sales offer for sale at public auction to the higest bidder the following certificates of stock in the Woodstock Cotton Mills, issued in favor of w. B. Alexander, trustee, and W. B. Howell. to-wit:
 Certificate No. 16, for seventy-nine
 
 shares of stock of the par value of slO0.00 per share to w. B. Alexander. trustee, amounting to $7,900.00.
 Certificate No. IF, for one share of stock issued in favor of w. B. How ell of the par value of $10o.OO, of the aagregate value of $S,o00.00.
 Said sale will be made for the pur- nose of satisfying the decree rendered by the Jefferson chancery court in favor of the Merchants and Planters Bank, in which the certificates of stock were condemned to be sold for the payment of the same.
 Terms Of sale will be upon a credit of three months with per cent interest per annum from date of sale to date of pay n.ent. and notes or bonds with ap- proved personal security will be re- ouired of the purchaser and a lien re tained upon the stock for the pay ment Of the same.
 w. l.. GOODWIN,
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than thou" attitude in dealing with the men and women of the past The offense against historical ethics is ob- Vious ''I think says the Bishop, that we have in history to temper our moral judgments by some consid- eratiOns of casuiStry if We would avoid wholesale condemnation In the tangle of problems and policies in which a statesman is involved it is ev- tremely difficult to hold to an alb stract standard of severe virtue. Pub lie morality is, after all, not abso- lutely coincident with private moral ity.
 Furthermore what is vice in one person may be mere ignorance in an- other. It is not necessary because one sees the wickedness and folly of per sccution. Many of them Were influ- enced by the highest motives. It may be said that this implies a fluctH atng standard of morality But it is for the moralist, not the historian, to draw hard and fast lines. The two crimes which Dr. Creighton thinks
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the cushion ana stepped forward two paces. There he halted, with fury in his glittering eyes. looking like a man clothed in a black bell. For moment he stroked his beard, and the brethren noted that on the first finger of bis right hand was q ring so like to that which hung about the neck of Goodwin that none could have told them apart
 "Man," Sinan said in low voice. what have you done? You have left the emir Hassan go. who is the most trusted friend and general of the sul- tan of Damascus. By now he is there or near it, and within six days We shall see the army of Salah-ed-din riding across the plain. What have you to say?'
 Lord" answered the tall fedai, and his hand trempled as he spoke, most mighty lord, had no orders as to the killing of the crew from your lips, and the Frank Lozelle told me that he had agreed with you that they should be spared"
 '"Then, slave, he lied. He agreed with me through that dead spy that they should be slain, and do you not know that if give no orders in such case I mean death, not life? But what of the prince Hassan:'
 Lord, l have nothing to say. l think he must have bribed the spy named Nicholas - and he pointed to the corpse-"to cut his bonds and after ward killed the man for vengeance' sake, for by the body we found heavy purse of gold.'
 Let the soldiers be brought" said Sinan, and tell their story"
 They were brought and stood by their captain, but they had no story to tell. They swore that they had not slept on guard nor heard sound, yet when morning came the prince was gone Again the lord of death stroked his black beard. Then he held up the signet before the eyes of the three men. saying:
 You see the token. Go."
 Lord" said the fedai, Il have serv- ed you well for many years.'
 "Your service is ended. Col" was the stern answer.
 The fedai bowed his head in salute, stood for a moment as though lost in thought then, turning suddenly, walk
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HISTORICAL ETHICS.

The complaint that modern histori. ans are inclined to reverse what have been considered the established yer diets of history is not intrequent. Not long ago d correspondent asserted that half the pleasure of historical reading had been destroyed by the elimination of the traditional vallains. It was pointed out at the time that, while some writer had undoubtedly been unduly influenced by love of paradox, the prevalence of q fairer standard of judgment had most to do with the change. In other words, it is the duty of the historian to get, as well as he may, the point of view of the age With which he deals. And further than this. as newly publs ed essay by the late Bishop Creighton shows, the point of view of the man himself must be considered Few men do evil for the sake of doing it; on the con trary. they persuade themselves by some moral twist that evil is good,
 Dr. Creighton himself was frequent iv accused of tempering justice with too much mercy and this paper on "Historical Ethics reprinted in the Living Age from the Quarterly Re ylew-is in the nature of a defense of his position. He goes too far, 1t may reasonably be held il arguing for the scientific view of history lmaSlna- ton in historian is at least aE use ful as it is dangerous. There is truth ir his statement that readers who wish to study history psHchologically may better go to the dramatists and rovelists: but even so the historian must to some extent 'impute motives" if he wishes to draw not merely Q vivid but an accurate picture. Napo leon was man and not an embodie' force. Dr. Creighton eXaggerates whom he declares that nothing de- pends' for example on the relations of Mary Stewart to Rizzio or Darnley or Bothwell and that her policy in Scotland can be discovered without reference to them. Mary vas a Wo- man before she was queen.
 Yet the author of "A History of the Papacy" was not unaware of the value of the personal element; ard in apply ing this scientific melted of investi- oation ris practice was better than his precept That is to say. he judg. ed the figures of the past from tbcir human side and made an honest eff fort t. understa Id the moi1e5 which influenced them. He was accused, anon Othen t1 He g. af irving t@ de fend the Bor2ias; whereas he simply undertook to explain them. What he protests against in this essay is "un- conscious hyraerisY.' Historians have sometimes fallen into the "holier
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must be universally condemned are treachery and assassination; for these lower the moral standard of man. kind and subvcrt the social order. Murders can never be forgiven but they have to be proved as well ill history as in common life.' And yet on the very principles Dr. Creigh ton lays down, there are cases i'll which even murder may be condoned. if not approved. Some otherwise very creditable figures in history are smirched with this crime and their contemporaries justified them. If our historical ethics are to have some basis of casuistry let Us not shrink from the logic of the assumption.
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ed with steady step to the edge ot the abyss and leaped. For an instant the sunlight shone on his white and tlutter- ing robe then from the depths or that darksome place foated up the sound of a heavy fall, and all was still.
 "Folow your captain to paradise, said Sinan to the two soldiers. So the noor men went, the first with steady step. and the second, who was not so brave. reeling over the edge of the prec- ipice as one might who is drunken.
 "It is finshed," said the dais, clap hing their hands gently. "Dread lord, we thank thee for thy justice.
 Rut Rosamund turned sick and faint, and even the brethren paled. Ihls man WAS terrible indeed-if he were man and not a devl-and they were ill hls mower. How long would it be, they wondered, before they also were bldden to walk that gulf? Only Wulf swore ill his heart that if he went by tAls road Sinm should go with him.
 Then the corpse of the false palmer was borne away to be thrown 10 the eagles which always lowered over that house of death. and Shan, having re- seated himself upon the cushion, began to talk again through his mouth, Ma souda. in d low, quiet voice.
 Lady" he said to Rosamund, your story is known to me. Salah-ed-dln seeks YOU. nor is it wonderfur'-here his eyes slittered with new and horrl- h,e lght-"that he should desire to see such loyeliness at his court, although the Frank Lozelle swore through yon- der dead spy that you are precious ID his eyes because of some vision that bas come 10 him. Well, this heretic sul- fan is my enemy whom Satan protects for even my fedais have failed to Kill him. and perhaps there will be war on account of you. But, since this castle is impregnable, here you may dwell al neace. nor shall any desire be denied YOU. Speak, and your wishes are ful- filed"
 r desire" said Rosamund in low' steady voice, protection agalnst SIT Hueh Lozelle and. all men.
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.t < yo>ss. iEe ,orl ot the noun tain ,-=s,;S yaI Nj! his own mantle =
 Il ,.V>..'y. '&" vent on. "tlat |! h-o Le"s l.'c It.. !u, :,a W.tn E.c. tha: l r.:y Hpj ;v,j T :lc a,n2lg >;iai.lcr is2y.'.e."
 I.r i. ,,,@!lt #vi..3,. aud answered:
 " 1U. :G...:9H .tz3ll lo3gn near VOL n ;h' :yuest ,.~G3e Wy a7t. s'nce .:''..! | .n ". c..!.... [ ,.'ad i''1s,';ion :: g.!!3py sal a4,p: VI 4t rho feast ai.G n iha g.,l,i,1.. E.. ,!.e Nl:t'q they T-..'oa u :ytr f@,n Sat5t.-n,sd dfI tAc~4 .='} ...s ,,r..,s==f ls...> .s :r.t 2,. ,l to rrs~..' tr.rn A'-,c-,.... n-.c",'&Hd thcN. aH "l ' :, ;sl' t"tH t4e .orI ot death tf,grc :s Isut=oHc ,s>r', .e YuH!er rdnS it@ patti. .tnl he f4t'i.teA to thc @!izIy place Nli""cG lis t.,rcr servants had !e#ppd to tl.cil ,.oa1n
 "Eni-h;%.' Ee f,.cut on. addressing Goodwin anl Wu.t. lead your sister hAnce. This evening I bid her and you to ny banquet. Iii then fare we'll Woman" Ee added tn MasoUda. ''accompaily them. lou know your duties. his lady is ill your charge. Suffer that no strange man comes near her, above all the Frank LoZelie. nais, take notice and let it be proclaimed: To these three is given the protection of the signet ill all things save that they must not leave ny walls except under sanction of the signet-nay, in its very presence.
 The dais rose, bowed and seated themselves again. Then, guided by Masouda and preceded and followed by guards, the brethren and Rosa mund walked down the terrace through the curtains into the chancel-like place where men crouched upon the ground, through the great hall where more men crouehed upon the ground, through the antechamDel where at a word from Masouda the guards saluted through passages to that place where they had slept. Here Masouda halted and said:
 Lady Rose of the World, who are fitly so named, l go to prepare your chamber. Doubtless you will wish to speak awhile With these youY-broth- CTS. Speak on and fear not, for 1t shall be my care that you are left alone, if only for little while. Yet walls have ears, so l counsel you use that English tongue which none of US understand"
 Then she bowed and went
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LOTS MORE LIKE IT. Plenty More Proof Like This. and All From Pine Bluff Peonle.

No chance for argument here.
 No better proof can be had.
 What Pine Bluff man says
 Is the best evidence for Pine Buff people.
 Read this case
 We have lots more like #.
 R. D. McGaughy, president of thc McGaughy Hardware company anc coroner for Jefferson county, business address 207 West Second avenue, res ;dence sos West Sixth avenue, says q had symptoms of kidney trouble for some little time. and seeing Deans Kidney Pills recommended so high,! for this particular chmplaint. thought I would test their merits. ] rrccured box at the Mann-Tanker sley Drug company, POI Second ave rue, and was not disappointed with the results, as I received much bene- fit from the treatment. I am pleas ei to endorse Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy of merit and one in which the public can rely"
 For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn company, But- falo, New York, sole agents for the United States.
 Remember the name-Doap's-and take DO other.
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Special Commissioner
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The complaint that modern histori. ans are inclined to reverse what have been considered the established yer
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S!MONTON ID SPEAK NOTED SOCIALIST LECTURER WILL APPEAR AT RED
 NEWS HALL. "The Day of Judgnent" ,.%;Ii Be Sub ject Of Man Whc Is Pronounced
 Cebs' Equal

Hon. Clinton Simonton will lecture at Red Mems haH, over Alexander brothers store on Sunday afternoon a. , clock His subject will be "The Day of Judgment
 Those who have heard this lecture Say it is better than any he has given iii Pine Bluff. and this means treat for those who attend.
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SOMETHING DOING.

There is something doing at the new grocery store, and meat market situated at the co".y: of Main and Seventeenth avcn;A Do your trad. ing with us and keci' things moving faster.
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>Ct fatS FAIR BACK,
n1 Perfectly T.: When He started

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 U rP.ni,." X. ".j 6. g. aaJ logan t3 Il <a2,= ="i'tise bl1e:es.i. .Eae l. r fol- : --- ia fis sralp Wee 'ea fe..1 nd n 3e's &a had Iii, aI} oyer his head. JE'V L. ":it ?. "and 5d1y ray hair # tzsi a3s4 ..sf.t...&t ; ~. ,4@a= i'd "ia'r" Nevoroy' Eterpicias a-aslat aH es& rrissiP'a al w!eh 4 " {. s- =sf'-a -.' q a-', + =-at -i Fa- =Fe tFf effect. f.s9 ;s#s ~4l tha. ea':eo. Ga;.3r 1T. flllra, har. I finally ba'lnc-f 90 tF5t vjt1, t-e ssc @~--n tte 4-s-t ,5s:=,. 4-.lafa- 3ps saIlinr ratr q onc@ and new ""th starts. Sold H~ htqdinz uegi-te S"a5 toc. tn stamp ? -lInp.e ,' The aerpiciIe Go., pctgit Mich For sale by Bedeh Pharmacy. 2lt Main street. special agent
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-09-01
suscAoLo AoUI.
Muchos Lectores de Santa Fe Sc Int.
resaran.

"F." -
Cuando la gente lee acerca de las en-
ras hechas por una medicina endosada
de largas distancias es sorprendarte
que Sc admiren que los manifiestos
sean ciertos? Pero ocuando leen 40
casos aqui mismo en- su casa. prueba
positiva esta dentro de su alcance. nor
que Investigation cuidadosa es una
materia muy facil.
Genovevo Sandoval, cadenero on In
partida de agrimensores, de la Calls
de Galisteo, dice: Isl no hubiera te.
nido Ia mas grande fe en- las pildoras
de Doan para los RiLones, nunca me
hubiera salido de mi canine para re-.
concentrates q mas que uno de mis- ami
gos y conocidos. Tuve dolor de espal.
ia por I'm aho. no continuamente. ne.
nunca conoci ell momento cuando
una recurrencla tuviera lugar. Ensa.
We mas que una preparation de medi.
cinas garanti2adas dc parar tales NAL.
estares antes de ira "a Botica de Ire.
land por las Plldoras de Doan para los
hinones. 'pero me encontre o diferep
te exito. Ell tratamiento con las pildo.
ras De Doan para los Rihones positi-
Vamente par6 Ell malestar."
DO venta en- todas las botlcas. Pre-.
cio soc. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo,
New York, finicos agentes en- los Els
tados Unidos.
Recorded Ell nombre-Doan-v a.
otro.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-09-01
ArENcloNi

Bajo las I4eyes de Session dc 10 Assam
'blea Legislative aeta los ~eacrihanos d
los varIos districts de escueIa son 10
queridos de hacer listas Dc Las perso'
mas sujetas q la capltacion. por cuyo
|trabajo los ~escribanos reciben compen'
sacion. Los libros de las llstas de Ia
tasa dc capitacion estan listos para
venderse por Ia Compania Impresora
del Nuevo Mexicano q precIos razona,
bles, Aauellos que deseen los mlsmos
deben ordenarlos Embellishments.
81 tlenen algunos iibroa que encua-
iernar traedlos al Nuevo Mexicano.
Icsta oficina ..ene Ell mejor departa-
netito dc encnadcrnacion que hay en-
Il Hudoeste.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-09-01

Etimoleg fa dealgunos nombres
femeninos:
Adelina equivale a princesa,
Ines, signiica casta; Amalia,
bien armada; Ana, graciosa; Bal
bara extrana; Beatriz. dischosa;
Berta, falible; Catalina, sintacha,
Carlota noble alcurnia; Cecilia,
vista turbia; Dorotea, recnerdo
de Dios: Emma, nodriza; Gertru.
dis, fntegra; Elena, que atrae,
Isabel, bella; Magdalena, explen.
dida; Margarita, perla; Marta,
sonora: y reina; Matilde, DANA
ilustre; Sophia telento; Susana
azucena, fedora, dada por Dios
Teresa. tres yeces piadosa.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-09-01

Fue una tarde estiyal, despn6s
de un crephsculo de orc.
Capricho, sus faias esmeraldi.
mas Sc entrelazaban con cintas
violetas y nevados copos.
En- ell abismo azul cintil6 Yes.
per y la inspiradera Selene apa-
reci6 derramandohebras de plata.
De pronto, i'm potente.e invisi.
BILE soplo disipo ell paisaje y TODD
cubierto por una inmensa
capa girls.
Ah!--exclame--asf Sc disipa Ell
paisaje ideal del espiritu. ilusio-
mes. ensueflos esperanzas
TODD queda cubierto con Ia capa
del desencanto!
G. L.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-09-01

Els un hecho slgnlfIcante que 81 anil
NAL mas fuerte de su tamaAo, la gorl-
la. tamblen tiene los pumones mas
grandes, Pulmones poderosos quie'
rem decir crlaturas poderosas. Como
tener los organos aspiradores bien de-
be ser o. estudlo principal del HON
bre. Como millares de otros. Mrs.
Ora A. Stephens, dc Port Williams,
O.. ha aprendldo como hacer este. Es.
cribe ella: tires botellas del Nuevo
Descubrimiento del DR.. King pararon
mi tos de dos amos = me curaron de 10
lue mis- amigos creian que era tisis,
Is genuine para malestares de gar
.anta y pulmones." GarantIzados por
fischer Y Cia. Precio so cts Y 500.
de muestra gratis,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-09-01

Dice III R~enacimiento' de
Manila, Filipinas;
En- Ia Gale Angyahan, dstras
de Ia carcel dc Bihbid, fue ten.
tro dc I'm drama sangriento
ocasionadc, segdu SO supone, por
una alteration mental profun.
dfsima, por una de esas locuras
terribles y feroces que truecan
al ser humane en- una fers Sc
dienta de destruction y muerte.
Una muier cuyo nombre no ha
podido averiguar nj 10 policia
misma, cruao como una exhala.
cion Ia Gale, bolo en- mano y como
81 Ia llevara nm vertigo rojo y!
brutal, penetr6 en- una casa, la
primera que vic, sin reparar en-
NADIA, completamente Ciega y
posefda por fuertes sentimientos
y acometi6 a varios
ninos que viven en- aquelIa y des.
largo sobre los mismos tajos
nortales con 81 arma. |,
Dos de las criaturas murieron I
mismo, cosidos sus tiernos !
'uerpos a balazos. v una esta !
'ravemente herida. Il
Despues de realizado 81 crf.
nen 10 loca baj6 de Ia casa y Sc
10 d Ia fuga por ell arroyo. I'M
filipino llamado Visera,, la =
ntim6 d que Sc entregarsey !
medrentandola con I'm trio al {
ire; pero 10 mujer lejos de de-. d
snerse, Sc avalanzo sobre ell :
genie del 6rden, ell cual, ante tai '
ctitnd, So vic obligado a dispa. d
ar un trio de revolver hiriendoaa
q una pierna a 10 loca. d,
Solo de esta manera Sc con. i
gui6e arrestarla. Lo loca y eli G
NO herido fueron conducidos en- =,
estado al Hospital. "
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-09-01


Escucha ell consejo Y recibe Ia
enseflanza, para que seas sabic
en- tn vejez.
No detengas ell bien de 'sus
duefios cuando tuvieres poder
para hacerlo.
Ten asida la instruction, no
la deies: guardala, porque ella
es tn vida.
No digas q tn projimo: We, y
vuelve, ma1ana tie dare, cuando
tienes contigo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-09-01


III DR.. Charles Wheelon, el os
te6pata trata todas las enferme
dades agudas o cr6nicas sin dro.
gas 8 medicines. FL tratamiento
es puramente manipulate vo, no
siendo usadas ningunas drogas.
EstA es~pecialmente adaptable q
enter medades cr6nicas y enter
medades dc los nin0s. La oste0'
patia busca y remueve IL causa,
de Ia enfermedad Y Ia salud re.
sulta. Els simple y sera expli-
cada por elDr. Wheelon d cual.
quiera que deseare investigarle.
Oicinas en- LOB Avenida del
Palacio.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-09-01

La vi y la anne; ESQ Is TODD.
Y durante un aio vivf entire sus
brazos, tan abstraido con sus
ternnras, con sus caricias, con
sus palabraas, con sus vestidos,
que no saba 81 era de dia 8 de
noche, 81 estaba vivo 8 maerto.
Pero dpor que amo? sporque!
Guam entra1o es YER solo u-.-a
idea en- la mente, solo un deseo
en- 81 corazon Y solo I'M nombre
en- los labios: I'm nombre que sale
desde 10 mas hondo del alama, un
unnombreqaer epetimos constan.
temente on todas parties como
una oracion. y
Guy De MAUPASANT.