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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-25
69lbsinoIamlingen.

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fretar, paitor ). M. 6dnien, bar
nplig pnd Sdmfunoeis 8esns, afs
last en- Slass oHsntlig Sbn6sbes
fenoetie, meo 6enipn til ben @alo,
Samfunoet bar pn%aoraget fig. Del
er nuturligDis ubcbaseligt os pos
mnsenos at betsnoe fin Spnoer, men
life osftominore er Oct ubn Spiol
ogfaa ! bette 5ilf9loe Sdeen gaDns
list og osrfor / i'm Orben. Seq
n,ente faa ftrafs, at man | 5ilfluts
ming iii 6enne Snnosbefenoelfe FAB
neN ct t~iffnnren6e 2sfte ON Gors
bebrins | Gremtioen. Wen peo al
lrfs nsiere efter, gla6er bet mig
at Fnoe, at pafpr 4dnien ogfau
eiDer lin 2sfs ON Gorbeoring !
Jremti6en. Rigtignoi fan en- enteli
,q<rfon / ct Gdmfun6 10 life in6e'
fda for, at ct faubont esfte blirer
boIoi, al Sen etun6 Set ligser I Ga
uen slp, at BET NE & ben enselie
men Waioriteten, Der II ~afgbrenoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-25
ct Bar afiluttenoe Orb til
5. &. Semen.

Def Ct til 5. St. Seniens Stptfe,
goalioeligbeo oe .5air qlup'" i
r9anifsren for Z. Sept, al ies pil
eere Ct gar gemartninger. %
iad ferIt bette. Sea foruOiatter MI,
al Set er Qditor ;. Ct. SEMEN. Der
~friper, % Iaa taller jsg til BAN ION
iaaoln. Oa ida 0iI jes, bOdo Sds
gen angaar. fsrit bem1rte. at qait.
Ssnisns Qrgumenter ungdaenoe
Moie 81, 80 sr for mig sn0nu min
Ore ooerbspiienos. END De forriae bar
paret. Men, ION jig bar idgt fsE,
|ie1 bill life otsfutere mere ON ben
Ting.
qait. SEMEN bersrer iau o9iaa
osn 5orbunoIin9 ON Spnnemsosr,
Iiom for 5io tilbage funot Steo /
airteblaoet. % Der. msner Sen
Zen, Ser fatteoes baaoe paalioeli9s
heo % .5dir qlap'". 0ette ia.
rel galoe Optagslie eaer 5ftezOe.
tagelie at os i%noienote artitler, eli
lers foritdar jsg BAN life. % iel
oil iaa iom Reoattsr al airtebIa.
set bot oplpie, al ies bar 9iori
aeoe for Oenne Sag / bette gldS
Ifoy %. Marts bette Qdr, % mere
Rsoe9erslie fsler it9 mig lite ops
Ifororet til at gre. od js9 nensr,
at Bette sr tilitrattsIigt.
) i'm Qrtitsl tommsr quit. 5.
o9faa meo en- llotdIelie ION oenns:
nWlan foripnoer fig moo 6errsrs
Cro, mar mar anoenOsr Del fejl.
dgtiat til at bepiis foruofdtteoc
Menin9er og 2~ntaaelier, % man
forinnoer fig MOB 5oItet iom Oiloie.
0es."
ga Set er oift ianot moi, Iaa Der
ON tan olit lite pare 10 U(enin1er.
Men jeg felsr mig 6a bsler life
rant iom en-, Der ifulN bare fig
Ida galt as. Men bd oenne Sat=
ming III itdur / en- Qrtitel. Der an.
gdar ct MellemoerenOe msllem pait.
IS. oa mig, iaa oil ieg tilaos mig
at benitiae, at pi life - ingen al
os = fsrer ilise tOetp0ige geifplo'
ningsr for OHentligbe6en. gr Der
no1et Iaa6ant at padtdle. fad er Del
baaos brO6erlist, 9Obt Iutberf o1
Rgis trifteliet at tale og Iumtale ON
oct menem os felp. Sg berneo tie
nsr Ri Iittert ogfud 9orberre og Den
~triitne Sag bsoft. Detie beniiines
|faa til benIis OoerOejelfs. 90
Iiaa bar jsg life mere at Tise | oen
Sag.
:. peoerfen,
Gtban, g. DAT.
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fra ct Yanli Menisbco,
Yottawatamie so ga.

IA ri lige BAR bait SubiIGumss
|feit og Misiionsmsoe, ital ieg tia1.
Sc mig al meooele liot bsrfra. )
.6jor iii ri bngget en- oejlig M
airts, "a osn gumIe piits iig ii
rare at for lille. Zen bleo bnsgsi
al 5irmaet Bang &c 9eitergadre.
Opener. Soma. % Den Ros Ital
os baoe: De gjorOe mutt og 9ooi
Qrbejos. Der er Siooeplaos til "a.
200 Wennsitsr. 8irten 6eiiadr al
ielpe Sfibei, ct mutt aor mso III
teriaole og 5boroaIoiens 9riituss
.6igur / 9ibs iamt 5d1rnst meo Ct
bit mutt Spir. 8esuOen er DER
gaiement, Der igsn er oslt i 2
|imad % et tort Rum. Del tore
|Rum er bere9net I'll 4fboIoelie al
Wenighsosmsosr, Stolerum oe far
|ogiaa inoretiss til Spiisial Oeo
i.srre Ws0er o.i.p. De 10 minors
|Rum er til aeften % 5urnace.
airten oplDies ON 4ftenen Oso Gas
olin. 5 December / 5ior blsO airs
fen inOpiet; BET bar en- ristig ton
Set, men osrom er Der, iddpiot
mig beten0t life leoeret noget Refes
rat Ill .0dniieren", iaa nu Ifal je9
foriege at 9ioe en- life Weooelelie
ON oenne iioite JET. Menigbeoen
Der bar nu etsiitsret / 25 Qar, %
Ger fan 10 / on Qnleoning ies
iilbage pdd mdngt og meset bddoe
gl9oeligt o9 isrgeligt. Men @uo
ite Cor, 9ioet er fprun9en frsm bers
noe babe ibldnoi unge oe 9amle o.
life inu gunIte fua bar fact Jreo
meo Sub og fan iitemme Jrp0eions
gen. 0i bapoe iuobuot dls bore
samle praiter, Tom enonu er / 9ipe,
nemlig paftor q. g. gbrtiiianien
Menisbeosns Stifter, paftor u.
Rasmusfen FAINT paftor Grill fra
portfano. Sregan. De tom ale.
os ri bar glade betot6. Oesuben
rare praiterns 8. Q. Senfsn, Sdrdlo
Senfen FAINT pnitor 6eeos inobuhs
ne, os be tom Ogfaa ale. paitor
Senrp gonoo bar ogfaa inobuSt.
men tunbe oesuarrs life iomms.
Soften Oareoe | 3 Ddse. "a. %.
oe 26. Dug, og Subs Orb bleo
ubiauet riselist ibldn6t os. Maats
te bet iou bore rig 5rust. Cor
eesn fore praft, paftor $. Rielfen.
bar jee life napnt, men Oct er 10
ba osfaa en- Sefpfsfse, at ban bar
msb. On Ssnbassn tom Der man<
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-25
Sill MenisbeOen | Gan
fyranciscp.

9ioere moOtaget:
Qep aisbon, Uis.: 6ilod
Gbriitenien 25c, Mrs. Gbriitens
fen SOC, pait. 5jortfpane 81.
3tfdmmen ..........$ LIS
Ogden, lltab, Q. gilfsn loo
9rsenDiGs, Mi6. Mrs. e. 500
Marcus, Sopa, apinoef. 1900
golfdr 60, Hebr. Jmm.
az. -. f.oO
albert 2ed, Minn.: 8. u.
.5borp So. 3. glauien s..
CIR. Jranofsn Og Chr. Rsmer
toer 81, q. g. GbriitenIen
$1.50. 5iHammen -. 10.5C
Mobtaset inotil 22.Sept $s28.11
Oct, Der er ienbi biretts til
paff. g. 6. 6. 5dnien, og iom
ban fpitterebe for I Hr. SO, be-
LOB fig III ........ S764.37
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@ibOrs, e. Sat.

gi nster al ufbOlOe MisiiOnss
msoe ben 3, CT. Ottober. o9
ON nosen bar emit % finoer esis
liabeo. er Dc psltomus til al Oslz
ta9e.
airtsn IT / 0isie 9age pso
al bliOe malsi badOs noe % inOe.
Ser bar / osbet at Connie
rem Oaret en- Del SpsoOm. Dit nos
get at en- milo rtpfOio".
Den Is. September aaitOiss
oss 5rsosried Qeisrisn Os artbur
Rielien. De bar rsntet en- farm
1nr pes Center qoint.
Der bar / r0%anneoirfe" o9ret
niret 9etldgelie opsr, at airteiagsn
enonu life er til Gnoe. 6uooe Oen
FslsIis Blot oarei til Steos et Bar
Qar fsr. iaa tunos Sdgsn OGr.t
enot for l9nee iiSen.
8 Manos Min0e. faa iises
Der. bar Nt lie rssnet ODER oisie
Sane fom / CONNER; men 6siten.
itsnt Sen sr goo ira aar til Qar.
er bebre emo noesn Sinoe.
.Morbus Sohaiicus" sr en-
msget uobreoi Spgoom. Meosns
cen bar ful6itGnoig 6trre6smme
eper mango. mango, ida er ingen
belt fri, men mda ituOis isge Gage
bialp.
Mrs. ). g. pdulien. Mrs.
Niels RieIien ug Miis eisis Smit9
bar / 2sbsi at Sommeren op6olOt
TIA en- 5io / ebicaso.
Miis Marb Qoulfsn bolosr Stole
in TIE bone i6oolbouis".
Wilbelm 6anIen tom for N
lib iioen til CANTON Sin6sipsss
%anitalt. DotiOren mente. en- adre
par iprunesn ! 6ierneu. men at
ban moi mart uilos tOmme raft Ills
bdee.
SimOn, 5uriiaer. og Spns
6erinoen = 10 martsligt perioner
idmmenlignei. - DUN eliteSe meo
ban meb 5oritanosn. )
6ierts bapoe oct. for oct
nnturlige Sino Taa fremmso os
lbefenSte- a1rligbeo til Sub
at beOoae ia. Sos Simon
pdr Sslu BET bsjeite. DUN baOoe
at faa ret Spn paa meg.t.
ia felo os paa 6erren. Simon ida
fell paa alt, paa andre. paa Zig
felp, os paa 5errsn. 6un 6rog i'm
9ei me6 9leN, sjenbe Den ftsrite
Stat. n5relfs % 5reO". 6an fore
bIeo | G~uttigbufei.
9eroen er fnlo az aarligh.b fra
CUB, ben ner fom 6immelens JaOn;"
men ffnl a~nrliebeo til Sub mdales,
bpor lioet ct Rum bill ben lite fplbe.
9orr.
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Gaaenoer, Sa.


Raar oei sr ind l9nge iiosn OK
bar pGrtt noget ! gIaost ,Sanites
zen" ira Calender, Soma. bar oct
rift i'm @runo osri, al oor samI:
aorreiponoent par blanot Dem. iom
forloo os tiolig ! 5oraaret for a.
rejie til Roro Dutota.
ga, De forlOO os, Der bill is9 Be.
aDnOe. 9ei er ida unosrIigt at
titles, naar ma BAR lepei iammsn
for lGngere 3iO. elitei % bIeue.
tIItst al Dem, man ifal titles ira.
Oct bar Oh 2rier maaits %erfaret,
ca On forloo Dit 5~soebiem; BET par
iau unosrliat al fau faai BET iioits
5arpsl. 6ieriet blep iaa unoerligt
fuIot At aarligbeo o9 5anter. 81
erfarsoe no9et At bette hernsoe oto
galsnosr. 0a Dc ire 5amilier fors
loo os; ri baOOe belt iaa meset
aanOsliat % timeIigt soot iummsn.
|9i foritoo. ri bebsosoe boeranors
for al panors MOB 6inmelsn. Wlen
ri ioritoo ogiaa = 6errsn pare
Iopst - al ipn9s:
.6errens 9snner inesn Sinos
Meoes itaI for iioite Sang;
% & mango tars grsoe. ri MOB
lager fra Dem. oioner ON. a. 81
bar oct ooot. at De ogida / ROro
'0afota fan sjs 9laosn / 5eius
coer, al ban BAR forlaot os ale
rore Spnoer; Bin oeo at fortra.
os Set.
Dor Religionsfole ruttsot
meo 9srnefeit i SIR. 5enritiensI
|9rous. gsrnens, iom BAR bel inos
rOeOe at oeres 9arerin0e. Niis
Static 5rep. frsmOifte ct soot qrOs
gram, ug BET a en- pellpttei Sell
at tit Slags; ri baOoe msObra5i
pore Wldoturpe og aasier oelfplois;
og foruoen blto Der i~erperei aager,
lemonade % Scecream, tiltrooE
fer at Del par folot not ben DAG
fcruOen i~noOenoiss 2tftsIingsmiolsr.
Nlen %ligemegei, ri par glade Oeo
0ussn. oe lite minOre par gsrnene
oct.
5jsroe SuIi fsjre& De unss i
Sobn Mdoiens 9robe; De bapos
la6i os gamle oios. De life sniteos
Dor NGro9relfe, men at De pil0e
BABE Dagen for Dem Ielp, bDorfor
ieg bener life fan fort9ne nogst
osrfrd; fun al jeg iua Dem tomms
bjsm oDermaaos glade. boorfra jss|
%i!uttsr, at De baON bait oct soot.
De 1T ogiuu messt al fpiis at goo.
Eager bleO jeg fortult.
Men Oct par De gamle jee par
iblanot Os De meset unss. for gsr.
piloe De belsr lite baps. Stg
0eo for Reiten belsr life, bpor man
ifuloe ir9tts 9inisn for llngoom.
Hoss flyer: nadr ou bliDer gift
iaa sr ou gammsl. men BET iror
jes MI life. I'll 5roos for, at oct
resneoe liot uf os iii, fsrie ri bog
at Stso til De itsrrs 9anN for al
fife "a babe en- 4ofprebelfs, fom Oii
oeiaa III. Ristig soot iratis meS
fun en- Sban6 fulo of imaa Jif
Sros Ri bjem.
STUDENT 8. g. st.. 6anfen o9
Gtuoent atlef Sanfsn. Tom ftus
oerer p.b DOR Stols / Blair, tr
fommei bjsm for en- mouneos 9i5l
men pil MI fnari forInbe os igen
for at fortfatte paa Sfolen.
Mifs aotie Jrep. fOm bolof
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Sra bet msri. gefp gDri. of g.
8. 6obIep. operfot at premiers
lsitnont Q. arobn. 100 Siber
| Omnde. pris Coz.
auib. pnbT. Soufs,
Blair, Webr.'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-25

Mea.: opo itfun la0er oerren ruaoe,
The Washington herald., 1906-11-04

Automatic bars have become 50 success
ful in Switzerland that a company has
been formed to supply the Swiss and their
visitors with electric automatic restaur-
ants. wrere. as il by magic meals VIII be
served by electricity to all comers. The
only thing necessary IS 10 take your seat,
glance over the bill OF fare. place your
money in the right slot, and the machin-
cry does the rest.
Some Partisan theaters give gratuitOus
performances three or -FOUR times year.
They are intended for poor people and
Tho first arrivals are usually at the doors
several hours before the house IS opened.
It is stated that II all the gold in the
world were melted into ingo,s It might be
contained in a room twenty-three feet
square and sixteen feet hish.
The banana. It is stated, produces to the
acie sorty-four times as much food as the
potato, and $50 times as much as wheat.
Very little food satisfies the BedOuin
Arabs six or seven dates. soaked in
melted butter. serve q man a whole day,
with a very small quantity Of coarse -four
or little ball OF boiled rice
The best cork comes from Algeria. There
are two and a half million acres Of cork
forests IL that country.
Wearing Of corsets by the pupils in the
girls schools Of Bulgaria has been pro-
hibited- Tie penalty for doing so IS ex-
pUlsiOn from the school.
Balaelava, in the Crinsa. famous for
The Washington herald., 1906-11-04

When the inventive Columbus man had
perfected his face-to-the-frcnt device, ne
took il TO tho officials Of the street rail-
way company of that city.
Alter locking tae thing over they con-
cluded that it might do; that is, if any
thing would. OF the last they were not
entirely hopeful. but they. concluded 10
try the proposed plan. So they equipped
one Of the open summer cars with the
device and sent It on its experimenting
way.
Something really ought TO be done. the
officials acknowledged, as the habit Of
alighting backward they say is responsible
tor more accidents than all other causes.
II the new device IS successful. Il win De
placed on all the cars.
II is very simple one The car now
equipped is q summer car. open at the
sides Formerly a passenger. on leaving
This car, found Two hand-holes-one on
each side Of the exit-as she left.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-04

Both are still there, but only one-that
on her Ieft-is available. That on her
right is covered by a shield so that it
cannot be grasped by any one from that
side.
On the other side it Is uncovered, and
may be used BY one leaving the car from
that exit grasping it with the left hand
Catching hold OF the rail with her Iefs
hand. the passenger must necessarily turn
her tace in the direction the car is gofn.-
That OF course. enables her 10 keep hgr
feet in case the momentum Of the car
IS sufficient to disturb her equilibrium in
aGghtiGg.
On the other side of the car the same
arrangement of the hand-hold and
sheathes is made. except that it is re-
versed.
The custom OF holding the skirts with
the left hand is responsible for the habit
OF getting of backward. said Claim
Agent 3. 3. Davis. Of the company.
Holding her skirts in her left hand,
The Washington herald., 1906-11-04
EXECUTIVE INFLUENCE UPON LEGISLATION.

The influence Of the Executive upon legislation to-day
by confined those constitutional methods
Of expression, the and the message recommending g
ation hut is chiefly shown by influence exered
individual members the legislative machinery the
houses and By special upon amendments
proposed particular bills TO written
speeches the details and praseoogy measures
in that house in which the debate
concentrated in the person OF
authority of the leadership far greater
practical authority which results from OF his
office Of which By the least important and certain
the corupng, IS the control Of the patronage IN
there scrupulous restrained exercise OF thess
poWer. the Presidential Office becomes forndabls
engine throwing the whole mechanism of the Constitution
out Of gear The practical absorption great progaves
Congress gone be permitted with
safety syeten Of gOvernment-Samue " Mccall, In
the Atlantic Monthly
The Washington herald., 1906-11-04

II women viii persist in getting off
street cars backward-facing the rear in
stead Of the front-why. mechanical means
Of heading them the other way must DC
adopted, that's all
Many man has felt cold shivers. even
on a sumner day. through witnessing
the accident-inviting method of women
leaving the car.
Now and then they have seen one,
thrown from her balance by a sudden
start OF the car. fung more or less
heayily-and most certainty ungracefully-
70 the street
But now. comes a man from Columbus.
Ohio, who proposes to make women
alight aS they should; he has been wor-
ried so long by their actions that he
set his wits a. work to devise a remedy
This remedy presents 10 them much the
same proposition as causing the rabbit
TO climb a tree-it's against their na-
ture, but they just have to do It.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-04
SOME CURIOUS FACTS AND FIGURES,

possesses = sword valued at 5000. His
father wore it on his first visit TO Europe.
There are some costly swords in India,
and both the Gar and the sultan possess
jeweled sabers Of great price. The mos
valtable sword in England is the one pre-
sented by the Egyptians 90 Lord Wolseley-
The hilt is set with brillianJs and it Is
valued al $1,000
Hail Game makes a practice OF visiting
every place he intends to describe in a
novel When engaged on a story he
writes. on an average L50J words a DAY.
Il is related that when Rider HaggaTd
was a child, very old doll Of battered
wood, hideously ugly, was one Of his
favorite playthings. and also Of the other
children in the family. An old nurse used
to call this doll She" and in after years
the novelist borrowed the name Tor the
heroine Of his most famous book Al
least, this explanation has been given OF
the origin OF the books title.
Don Carlos. King Of Portugal, has life
insurance Cuounting 10 abOIt s. e00.G40 in
American money.
CIergymen have strict orders never 70
preach longer than fifteen minutes before
the German Emperor
The favorite hobby OF the quesn-mother
Of Spain Is collecting playing cards, cf
which she has most valuable collection
Her majesty possesses, for instance. the
famous pack Of ivory cards which Prince
Eugene. the comrade Of Marlborough, al
ways carried with him IN ail the cam
paigns in which he took part. The Queen
has in her collection cards from ell Euro
pean countries, and also unique speci-
mems from Egypt and Arabia Some OF
the most interesting are Spanish packs
OF cards which belonged TO former mem
bers Of the royal house OF Spain.
Il is estimated that the women Of Great
Britain have nearly twice as many chances
of being married as the women CT any
other nation in Europe. This is one Of
the facts shown in the annual statistical
abstract from the principal nations OF the
world, isued by the English board Of trade
recently. The period covered by the figures
issfrom 1885 to 1893 IN each Of those ten
years there have been fourteen or sixteen
marriages per Thousand Of the population
in Great Britain, while II. other countries
the rate has remained stcISily at between
seven and eight per THOUSAND
Rudyard Kipling is said to ne proud O.
his varied information and accomplish
Inents. Once, while in this cOts1try. he
stopped q Chinaman and Addressed him
in Chinese. The Celestial looked al, iissss.,is-
stoicaIly for a moment, and then. saying,
Me no speakee Inglis," passed on.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-04

the lady must use her right hand IN
steadyilg herself as she alights. With
that hand she can more readily lay hold
in ordinary cars upon the rear hard
hold Supporting herself in that way
she must turn Ter face 20 the rear as
she steps to the ground
II the car happens to be moving evar
so little as she does SO, she is almost
sure to fall. She must have some sup
port as she alights, and the device We
are experimenting with cOmpels her 10
use the rail OF her left"
The company is keeping record OF ac-
cidents on this car. which list viii he
compared with those on other similar
cars that are not So equipped
II statistics show that the device does
what is claimed for 1t by its inventor. the
company will equip all its cars, both
summer and winter, with il The cost VIII
not be great-probably not more than s.
per car for summer cars. and much less
for closed cars.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-04

window iuvolgntarily offers up a prayer
OF thanlfulness that bc does not live
there" To such Etue bleak ana desol e
towns. which have no church. come these
gospel cars. bringing news from the cut
side world. an opportunity to 50 TO
church. q reminder that. though Isolated
from the world, the inhabitants are not
forgotten.
Is it any wonder that the advent Of
suth car IS hailed WIZ joy. and that,
In the almost deserted tracts Of the
Western and Southern STATES, they have
become almost q necessity?
The Washington herald., 1906-11-04
Love b Excuse for surder.

From the Providence Journal
These men who shoot women for re-
fusing to elope with them and then ex-
plain that they ''loyed" them so de-
serve as little sympathy as any class
0f criminals on the face Of the earth.
Some forms of murder may be paIliat-
ed, though Tot excused. This is about
he meancst imaginable. 70 man whose
love" has q sentiment worthy of the
name or who had in him d single WretChrd
shred OF manliness would commit such
a crime and make SO futile an excuse
for it. And yet such a man. found guilty
and condemned to death. no doubt would
have tho active sympathy OF thousands
Of hysterical women and crack-brained
men.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-04

the mos; energetic participants i5 al en-
ginecr on cne cf the fast trains In the
West. who was attracted 20 a car while
IL was attached 60 his train.
IN one place. after the car was side
tracked. the missionary was surprised 20
see the men Of the town construct a side
walk TO the track so "their women coulG
go 10 church, ana later il proved that
the walk was patTonized by both men
and women who came to the services
with children IN their arms.
Even in so-C1lled populous districts
there are stretches along the railroad
The Washington herald., 1906-11-04
TIE NEW SPELLING.

In slirsin' written language I've besa nons ;as
hinr1ncst hands;
Ny knowledge had been picked up frou The Cor
mans Beck Of Brsrds;"
Bur now someone is teuin' I'm downright proper
sort
When With * start OF "&v'' in maxim ny
report
I'd sortr hang back. modest, and vas shy Of pm
a1d iDk.
But now bring on yoru writin' ard let me cut
link;
III stack ny work With any under this new spenia'
rule.
And III simply tel ny critics In from Une,s
Andys school
~DcnTsr Republican.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-04
Over and Above.

From Harpers Weekly.
Mother. does DR.. Smith wear hts every
day clothes under that long white gown
when he preaches?'' asked a little girl who
had seen the edge OF the minister's trous-
e-s under his robe.
Yes, dear was the reply.
Wei" she continued. now I know
why il Is called a surpIus.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-04

-"H'hy u0t'' echoed tic railroad
officials 7gfom he approached. The
idea gye1r met 7gitb favor; such
men as John D, Rockefeller, James
B. Colgate, John B. Trev0r became
interested; 4 Chapel Car Syndicate
5gas formed, and the chapel car No.
I, Evangel, 5gas 5niIi and sent forth
on its mission Of mercy No01 fVe
others are IL commission
These cars do more than take the
CoSbcJ to remote districts. They
encourage The residents to erect
churches, and, ia some instances,
start them upon the 5roYb. They
operate m,3ey the direction Of the
.1ueyicoa Baptist Publication So
ciefy
The Washington herald., 1906-11-04

the battle fought there, is a fishing village
eight miles from SevastOpOl.
Tokyo has 500 pub.ie baths, which are
used by 10000 people daily.
Variations Of temperature 90 not ex-
tend deeper in the ocean than 600 feet.
Below that the temperature never varies
King Edward ana Queen Alexandra
show their affection for their horses in
curious way. When q favorite dies its
hoofs are cut of and polished. and the
horses name is Inscribed on each hOof.
These are placed IN g row in one OF the
harness rooms at SalGringham. On the
wall above are photographs or prints Of
the owner OF the hoofs. Their majesties
have their favorite dogs as well as their
favorite horses. Against a wall At the
back Of their residence at Sandringham
may be seen q stone: To the memory Of
dear old Rover
The Car has a single estate covering
over Ioo.00o.06 acres--hree times the size
Of England.
King Edward has played many partg 10
his time. one Of them being that Of
brickmaker and builder. At Osborne there
still STANDS a small fort which was erected
by the king and his brtohers many years
ago. even the bricks being manufactured
by the young princes.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-04

IL EoangeI, or Glad Tidasgs, or Herald of Hope,
or Emmanael, or Messenger Of Peace, AID
5roHdey 1cfaf it 7gGS,
Perhaps yon haze seen a car Sideirdeked aid
read on its side III large, painted letters tic sst-
tsHce5 GO ys into al the 5corld q1d preach the Cos
bel.' Il not yoa are liable to, for such cars are in
constant circulation ogcy al the principal lines of
railroads in the United States, and they are an ad-
jlct IN railroad 7ork that the officials 5r0G dislike
to lose
i fesg years ago the Reg. Dr. WGyiand Hoy 7UdS
fakrg tyib III his brothers, Pyivdte car is they
passed through trackless 7cases cith here 0d there
scattering hamlet; 10 al appearances destitute OF
chHTch or any eIc5afing influence Dr.. Hoyt Spg-
gested that here, right at home, oSas prolific field
for missionary 7cork.
"Why not carry religion 10 these Places build q
chapel car, equip yit missionary, s5gjtch il oil TO
a sidetyack and hold meetings in the carr" he asked