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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-20

S1fferne paa 8OrnboIm
Rr. Dgbl." Sur mOotaget fDlz
stn0e:
Web Betldgelie bar ri l9it. at at.
ssr en- 0f 8Ornbolms fmutteite gien.
fsOHlme CT sadet ODer pao fpftt 59ns
sxr.
Del er insen tom 5raie. at 5plts
akoen SDo fra Tiger at tr9nge lRns
gre oa l9ngere frem moo gaoro. Dsi
asFE0er ON at D9re pad Bot imoo
xnue fFare, Der truer port Qdno. og
: TIos babe 2iet cabinet for, Al
BUrnboEm er ct puntt. iom oct g9lz
Der at p9rne, inoen Oct mdattt bore
fur iloe.
Oct par ftabnefponsert for 30
zrns at Gnel9noerne fiji Snopus |
avres Qdno. pit 8ornbolms St9bz
ne fuloe fpmne til at li9ne Boers
6anoets. mda forbin6res otrDeo, at
Der foFes odnffe 8sbere til De bornz
sulmfte Gien0omme.
vi peo ale, at Bornbolm ON
sSommersn CT ooerIbsmmei mso inIts
5nrffter, Der ingenlunos optr1ner
Hen 8eifeoenbeo. Dette fan III ej
srHre anoet, men LAB os forbinore, at
FnRcrne faar fat SOB poa Oenne 2,
Der boaoe fom gnoefeo % / ftrategiIf
tenfeenSe bar iaa flor 9~iltr9tnina
rr uort 9abofor.
Tdnmarf sr / 5orpeien t9t moi
3cfuFtet; ri bar life fremme6e nez
ssfa. = ODerbboer 5bFerne Den Dam
Ne Rebsr. o9 Gieren lite Ter fig /
Sfdno til at bare oct psfuniors CAB.
fom oct rationale !Senfpn pil pud=
sx, fun0e Der 90 life furIsges meb
u Aftieielffab, = ri kper 10 / ".
aglelfabernes 5io.
Bi maa al6rig opgipe SsnOeripI.
ganS, men Ri ma heller fife forIgm-
me-. 6ba0 Der enomu er ppri, og De-
Epfrgsmaal, Der MI filler fig olDort
dqt rem for Ss 9amfe, er bette.
ouCrFe0es ffal Oct forhinbres. at Her
i~sorHbolmife GjenSomms f9lgss Il
EpHere2
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-20

229. Rutibs> Spsrgsmaul. gelnit,
1 3 5oreorae psb gfterdarsmsbei
| qfop 1886. llbgipet at aubpis
Sdrsbsr. SO Siber. / Om1us.
Rebfut fra Acc til zoe.
|233. Dor 9err.s Sefu ariiti Sen
fomf. gi~beI9sninser ODER Wat
tbpus Gbungelium. auptteI "a
bolbte / Mbpentstioen 1887 al 8
gst5de, S%ognepr1ft | 5reotrieio
SO Siber, | Omflag. Reefot frc
3Oe. III zoe.
248. Opergongss 5ibsn / Ddnmari
fra Wibalper til ppaarstio. en
foltslig SuIesoOe til 9enntr | Rors
ben fra 9ifbslm 9irteodl. 308 Si'
Der | Omflas. Rebfat fra $1.20 til
% Sents.
|252. zgiben9sning / !5jemmet l.
ginb, opsr 9auli Brspe iii Rom'
merne, beb R. 9. Bolster, Sogn.'
pr9ft / goorup. SO Siber | Om'
1oe. Rsbfot fra 40c. til 15c.
253. gibe1asnins | 9iemmet 2.
ginb. oper 4poitlenes @srninssr.
peo n. 8oglsp. ia Siber |
Omnas. Rsbfat fra Soc. til 35c.
.254. g~iben1snins / 5iemmet g.
8inb, peb R. 6. gnlsleD. oDer
gauli grsp til Golatsrne og pauli
Bret til Wenigbeben | phiaipi
80 Sioer | OmHue. Hebidt fro
40c. til 15c.
255. ariIttn aolb. 5oltebsjftoI,us
ganebrpber, uf Greberii Rpsoort
2. 20 Qurs 6siffolerirtiOmbeh
meb nj gineber. 300 Siber / Cm'
flag. pris nebfot fra $1.40 til
50 Gents.
256. Dante aOmponifter. Jir
Stilbrinqer, of Garl Sbrone. 282
Gioer / ClHae. R.bfat fra S1.00
til so Gents.
.257. Den moberne 2ntbolicisme, benz
l1bpitling, MaaI os Wibler. =
aorffeb fremftinst af O. Shepslerr
1874 Gib.r. Z Omnae. Rtofot frc
zoe. til 30e.
I260. De artitnes oanbelise pr0ffe
bsmme. Nfbdnbfins for ben 5eo'
loeife Dottorsrab, peb llniperfte'
tets 400sauris, Geft. Of 9. Moo'
fen grofesfor | Ssoloei. 1876 Gi'
Der | OmiIus. 0ebfot fra $1.5t
til 80 Gents.
|2e1. Om B~etbbningen % Sonfnn'
liebebsbepis for ariitenbommens
Sanbbeb, az n. 9eifen. 81 Sibti
/ Omnae. Rebiat fra Doc. til 15t
266. Get babplonifft Gunaenifot
bibelfe Gor.bras at Q. @ss
fde, e%oeneproit / Grsbsricid. IA
Giber / Omflas. Nebiut fra 80
{. til % {.
DANISH LUTH. PUBL HOUSE.
BLAIR NEBR.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-20

en- 8srneppfiflinit. Der
81. Oft. bar ben fenote %Fiantropiff'
Observation-Disclosures Bangs 8irts
T0mheh" / 8ebenbdpn uoOiStt Il
gmraaSe meo en- megst betp0ningss
faIS affecting: Gn PoIiflinif for fat.
tse 8srn.
mereoe l9nge bar ben 8ang'ife
~sirtiombs6 10 orsoet Ell gsrnebospi.
tai paa RoIengaarospei langt noe
Ba[bn, og for nblig er BETTE 30.
pifaf ~oefentlig forsget; men efter.
s1uuoen bar BET Diff fig feOie tier
Ssre Der, at Srangen til en- 8sr1e-
gvIflinit bar ftor. 5lere % Here bar
4, Der 6~enoenots ia meo aonfnldti.
Fner III 5ofpitulet, Og efter Den be.
nAlige SnOtagt, Bangs 8irffombsf
aaobe sen F0Tfe 6ospitalsoa9. Be
Fuifeos man od at sfablere en- i9r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-20

| MeieridnI9g pad 5ers.
gfter 4nmooning fra Scr
perne bar oct tel. oanIfe 2anobusz
|holOningsielitab inobilaet / at laoe
bets nDanta9ne MeieritonIulent, canr
point. %. GIbred3t. reiie til S4or5-
|6dpn for Der al biitaa peO Oprettels
len al ct Meisri, Der 0els itdl for
ipns 9nen msos Utelt o. oels tilpirte
|0f % Smer, alt eftsr odnYt Ylsrs
tier.
6r. gabreht er afreiit % psntes
Sen %. 5. 80. at tunne pare tilbass
i 9ebenhdnn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-20
aufomobiIuoftilGinq

ftifltng q.
: Wdioten al 5sbruur Maaneo Ri!
ser / Rptpbing ;. bIiOe ufbolot en-
Quiomobils % MotOruoiti1ims.
st llopals fra 2Ouuno= 5uIiters
MotorflIb os Snouitris os 9ddnO-
perferforeninaen / Rbtsbins dfrti'
Ter / Qsbet al fort Sio til oen fore
DISCRIMINATING / Berlin for at ton=
ferere meo uOenfunolfe 5abritdnter
ON uoitiaing % oeres 5dbritater.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-20

5000 SIR. / Sengebalmen n.
.Gorleoen oe0e ifslge r@ib. Stiftst.
.pluOislia / aaarup be o9iborg en- Sc
aaris S9rling. Der / ousli9 Gale
fables 9r9mmerz 6ans.
6dn par meget fpariommelig, bo'
zoe ct tarpeligt @9relie os git ne
get iimpelt tl9ot.
9e0 hans Oso fanot man | Sena
.sebulmen ca. 5000 ar.. bporaf ooel
400 ar. | @ulomenter % 16 PunS
L % 2sarouefpfter. en 9egne6o;
meo 10 t6unoreoetroneieoler par IND.
'inet / en- 5rsie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-20
tor prisnedsRttelss

Bsger til overordentlig neds2t Prit
Benyt Lejlighenen. Ksb Hogie af diss'
oillige Bsger, linden de er udsolgt. D.
idelante Munro CT selgt. Da vi Xxx
kan skate hers Boyer Ill de snfsrt'
ave Priser. mas Bestiiling indsendeI
snarest, om man snsker nog1s af den
Begerne tilsenf es portofrit.
Begcrne bestilles efter Nunme4.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-20

0s6 unOsr 9eosbeIs
mes aontftofforitte.
sOgbI."s aorrsfponoent / Qarbus
tslegrafsrer unoer 2. RoO.: paa 6rez
fen Ragnbilo 5ielmanus 5anotlis
'nit / 9uloime0gdoe, inotraf / Gor=
gaars Oet meget ii1lone Silfaloe. at
en- ~fbinoelig gdtient 0soe un6er Be
osoelien meo Gb9Ntoforilte. pa
tienten, Der BAR en- 28zddrig aone.
nar gift me0 en- 4%rbejosmuno fra
|9dn0et. SUN iful0e bdpe en- Del 59ns
Der truttet no o. beoepeoes oerfo-
meO @ds, UNDER Sugitagelie al ale
5oriigti9beosre9Ier 9e0sOelien fore.
to9es at Gage 2dsion. uoen at pa
tienten baoOe oRrst for lpn9e eler
FOR ohbt bs0soet. oiite Ser ia pluOz
Ielig 3egn iii inotraoenoe 6isrte
ldmmelie; 9prpslags 2sdte %
Staosl9ge 9unooahI tiltalotes. men
IQpaernes beoboloen0e Oplionings.
I~ForIe1 mislpffsoes. @dsien, Ser for.
in0en bar benbttet til Here normali
|forlsbne 8eosoelier. blibsr M ts.
miit unOerfsgt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-20

Sbenff 8efsg bos g u
renternes 4fbofosfort<
nina. asbsnbdpn bar 5orsoag %
5rsoaa 81. Off. % I. 9oO.) baDt
af benoeS 25 Rspraientunter
for n2un6s Stu0enters Npfterbefs-
forbun6" og for Sen fore oanosors
gunfiution nSbsriges ~ftuoerenos
6elnbfterbetsfOrbuno", oer
RUNNER 300 Meolemmsr.
De fbenffs @1Iter. ser tom til AHh.
Jorsoag often mso Malmeonmpes
rem, BIER mootdaen af en- Oeputation
FRA be 6anffs Stu0enterg 4Fboloss
forsning os oeltog fort efter @ntom=
ten I MFbolosforsningens Rusmsos
/ Stubfntsrforsningens Qofaler.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-20

llia % ~uafb9ngig 9ratis%9onIulati<
on for fattige 8ern. 0enne Yolitlis
nil sr inoftdleret | en- 2eiligbeo /
lRarbe0en umiooelbart peo SiOen At
6oIpitalet. os 8enteOarelie. &onIa=
lationsftue og alt ebrigt er bddoe mo-
eerne p%rattiif og tiltalenoe inorettet.
Ser bil MI for 5remtiOen 0oipi>
~tdlets 99ge. Or. 5abriefus gierre,
bper Morgen ST. 10 gioe oels grds
It's &onfulation FOR fattige, inJe
8grn, oels 8aao % 9eileoning til
Mgore ON 8arnepleje. 6per dnoen
CT Der 8onfuldtton for ip9e,
bper dnoen Dag 9iOes ale Oplps=
ninger, Iom snifes ON g%abdnolingen
al Iunoe 9srn. Yud osnne Uldd0s er
lret Meningen at isge en- M9naoe
i5attige beruoe bjulpet ooer De ofie
uooeritigelige 9inorinser, fom eaers
ldfboloer Dem fra at fsge 2~9gebi9lp
iii oeres 8ern. 9ad Mteoicinen bdas
Der oen npe gratis 8o~nIulation at
Itunne faa Den famine Rabat fra Ipos
tbeterne Tom andre Yplftlinifer.
Den npe 8srnepoIitlinit ptl ma
turliopis drbeiN 6ddn0 | 6dano me0
6oipitalet, og Der oil pgfaa / i9rli5e
5ilfaloe tunne poes Spgepleie6ialp
berfra til 6iemmsne. li9eIom man
badber at blipe / Stdno til al uo=
oele BELT ener oetpis aratis 100 Walt
til De 9srn. fom Der %tranger.
Sern ou trien % ars
g eosmenoene. 6or mart
~bdlpanoet Mar iioen blep Ser me(len
Sammenilutninaen df 4rbejosgipes
re inOsnfor Serninouitrien % 9dnit
Qrbeiosmanosforbuno inogaaet en-
almin0elig Sperensfomit. Der Ituloe
BABE 9nloigbeo til |. 5ebruar 1907.
log Oeo hpiIten 4rbejosm9nOene /
9ropinierne III Minimaasnnen for=
hsjet, iamfioig meo at Qrbejosm9ns
rene tiltrdaote De meIem S%erninous
~Itriens Sdmmsnil utning o9 9dnIf
Smeoes % Observation-Disclosures
reotaane @oIosfftsregler meo oisis
9Gn0ringer.
SerninouItriens Sammen1utnina
bar M fra 0anif Mrbejosmanosfors
buno mootaget Uleo0elelfe ON, at
man, / 6stge inObentet Sdnttion fri
De idmoirtenOe 5dafOrbunO. Opt
er Ooerenstomlten til Opbsr | bele
lin l%loitr9tnins til 1. 5%ebruar 1907
etrunOer altIaa ogIdu 8eItemmeliet-
re Deorprenoe 9olo9ift.
Wtelem Summenflutningen os oen
sfs6en6aOnffe 2(foeling for Sts6eris
IMaifin= og StibsOerftsarbeiosre sr
Der uIereOe aftalt et MsSe for at
lorpfts De ira qrbsjoernss She rsiit,
arap.
5or Prooinisns 8sOtommenoe er
enonu lite opitiIet nogst iumlet arap
Oanif Qrbejosmdn0sForbuno critic
rer. al man Der pil dfoente 9egiosns
beosrnes Sang, ioet man life a1isr
rdt tuge 4nfouret for 6rsmfalOsftn
al oanitelige 9snipsrgsmaal / NJ
minoeligbeo / pr~opoinIerne".
5or profesor 9u5l bol0.
tes Ser Manoag often 5. %. Oft.
len Set pau 9rano 5otsl / G6riitidz
mia.
s 5eIten for Sen celebre @oit -
beo0er oct / norf 4ftenpoTten = Def
leg BET dfaoemiife 2olleaium, oct teos
|logiIfe 8dtultets Meolemmer % @is
cenffubsTelifubets geftbrelIs, &irfe>
ftdtsruuoen oe en- Del andre, ialt
co. en- Ones Deltdsers. Sdlen for
6Roersgaiten 5olotes at pr1fes i
Observation-Disclosures, grOfssfor Mobn.
5Profssfor 8ubl fodreoe meo en- 3als
lfor BET norffe l1nioeriitst. 5or oenns
g9ak tatfeoe set afd6emiife aonsa:s
nms 5ormdno, Q~rofesior Dile. 81
faa set teologife Jafultefs 9etanus
proFssfor 2noer grun, tulte for 6G
l~hersnRffen Der fnnrene msA en- Snfe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-20

On Statue paa Sfan0 4 |
Gbriftian Strafa
efter Song G6riFtiang 0so fremtom
Der pda Sslano en- Stemning for II
reiIe sen afopoe Monart ct Monu.
ment pua 3en, % Ell Opradb bleO
~uourbeioei. Oct ifulN baoe barrel
u0Ienot / Qpril Waaneo; men Ida
ramtes SslanO al en- ligefrem Nds
tionalulpffs. ioet oOer 100 5iIfere
forulbfteoe pad Seen / 5oraarsfor=
meme. Gn S~nolnmlin9 til oeres 81
terlaote ftarteoes oa for life at tons
turrere me0 oen, itiaeoes Monument=
iagen forelsbi9 / gero.
Nu sr 5iifsrnes SnoiamliHg Hut-
tel me0 oct Refultdt, at Der er inOs
fommet ODER 10000 ar.; og I oisit
Gage er oerfor ubien0t en- Opfors
bring til a1s Ssfanosre @eroeu oOsr
ON al rejie Song GbriFfian en- Stdz
the oppe paa Sa9asen. aHtagefigt /
ReptiaDit. Opraabet er unosrtegnst
of 4mtmauO 5. 6dpfteeu, giItop
6afIgr. S~0einsIon. 4ltbingsts aorz
mano, Giritur griem. 9onful 9.
56omfen (aomiteens 5ormanO).
2anosiefretar ST.. Ssnsfon, 5iffes
.ifibsre6er g. 3osaa og Decent Ssn
6elgaTon.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-20

$4,000 RI. | Obtaining.
geO Ses og 6anoslsretten | 9abens
habn er Ons6ae Sen 30. Oft. uffagt
Dom en- Sag, boorbeo Gpclefrmuef
Cars 6duTsn, ti6ligsre g. Nafhdns
fen e Co., tifpfigfeoes at betdls
|6umbsr &c 60, o1nff gDclefabrif |
asben6abn, en- Grftutning, fom msA
|Renter belsbsr ia til ca. $1,000 Str.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-20

9ongsns 8efsg pda So
pa T9reerne. Pda Scr
esrne glaosr mar fig ! bsi groO til
set f~oreItaaenoe 9ongebefes 5bors.
hapn I CONNER. og for al ftdHe ct
|pasIenos 5eitlofdle FAR man beota.
act at uoOi0e 2agtbingsinleu, bOOr
I3bineeis oHicieIs Miooag for aon.
oen meo 7Sslge finosr Sfeo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-20

5rtfinffr9tten 4drs
Gfter bpao v9gbl." BAR err
betrogter man / iastpnoise
.areoie ct / 4ur6us tonItateret III
If9lOe al 5ritiner / en- fsbenfdOnf
.Stinte for et ganite i~ioIeret 9iffals
De, Ser lite betineer 2Gnoringsr /
aontroIIen. 5orfeGige IotaIe 5orY
BOLD ipnes al babe b9ret meopirten0e
til at Ilaa 5tlf9loet i9rli9t op, d
man mener oerfor life, at BET bill az
|fsoe nogen llOtaleIfe eler nOgsi
9G noringsforIIag fra set tsbenbaOn.
tie Sunobeoso9Iens She.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-20

l9er taIte fra oanf Sioe Sngenisr
Alf. Stage ON 4Itobolens 9iitorie,
Or. 9eiberg ON oen SnOhpNlie, Ql.
tobol soer paa 9ierneurbeioet. %
Ituo. iur. 6eileIen ON Qltobolnpoel-
liens focidIe 5urer. 5ormanoen for
Sperriss 9elnptterbstsfprbuno, QmiH
anuenfis 6jelmqliIt itiloreoe 5or=
lbunoets llooitling % 4rbeios: 6por=
IleOes oct bar tr9ngt ino beo llniper=
I%iiteter, tetniite Stolsr og SpiItoler,
% hoorleoes oct bapoe brdgt Sen itl=
oerenoe llngoom / 6orbinoelie mee
9efOfnin9ens breoe Gag.
Gfter NB0et BAR ser en- IelItabsIi1
Sommenfomit.
On 5reOa9en bleo De ipenIfe @os
tier pitt runot df Nres oanite Scr
ter. Man beipgte 81. 4. llnioeriitete..
|8rue 8irts og RdaobuIet.
Meo Mdlmeoamperen orog Rptz
terbetsmanoene % oeres nposliae
unss 0amer titbdge til Soerrig. me-
|osns odnIte 9fbolosituoenter gap Osn
|et !6ura meo paa 8ejen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-20

E1fterne paa 8OrnboIm.
Rr. Dgbl." Sur mOotaget fplz
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-10

paF,ments. There must be a win liking
at fraud, il not participation, by those
in charge OF the Governments land
Office, for the clerks could hardly car
~ out fraudulent work without the
connivance OF their superiors, or IL
they can those over them are entirely
incompetent for the work they are
paid to do. The Republican officials
charged with implication in the frauds
have strong interests back of them
which the Roosevelt administration
does not seem to have been ahle to
cope with, or else fears to fight them,
"for the sake OF the party" The I'M
ion Pacific and Southern Pacific rail.
roads, with Hartman at their head =,
are charged with frsudulently obtain
ing title to thousands OF acres Of coal
land in Wyoming and other states,
and it will be interesting to note, as
the evidence Of fraud is produced, how
much the Republican leaders, Senators
and Congressman and Others have
hlen mixed up with the matter directly
or indirectly.
The corrupt ring that rules the Re.
publican roost in Wyoming has been
kept 10 power by the money and back.
ing of the railroad corporations, and
what would be more likely than their
rendering aid in the land frauds in re-.
turn. There is an omiuous effott be-
ing made by corporation influences to
have that dead duck, Lacey, OF Iowa,
appointed Commissioner OF the Gen.
eral Land Office, who was deprived Of
his Congressional seat bysan outraged
constituency, because he declared him
self "a andpatter from Slandpatter.
Vile" A self-contessed tool OF the
tariff protected trusts lie hardly the
man TO clean out the mess made by
Hartman and his railroad corpor.
atoms. The lid has been pretty effect.
ually kept on TO cover up these frauds,
and what P resident Roosevelt needs is
not Taft TO sit on the lid, but some
one who will take II Of and keep il OF
until these and all other frauds are
discovered aud the perpetrators pun-
ished.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-10
CONSIDER THE HOG.


Tampa Times: Among the msny
other good things solemnly affirmed
by the State Fair is the gratifyins
fact that the hogs OF the latest and
tiueet kind can be raised more chesply
in Florida than in any other State in
the Union. This is what The Times
has been asserting and proving on pa
per for year,, and now that it has for
the third successive time been con-
tiTmed by the exhibition OF the hogs in
pens it cannot be too loudly or per-
sistently preached to the farmers Of
the State
To successfully and pro6lably pro-
dose such hogs as bring the top prices
in the market il is only necessary to
start with good breeds, fence and feed
them with discretion and care, raising
the bulk or all of the stuff they eat on
the farm where they are bred. 1t
must, however, be borne id mind that
successful hog raising calls for intelli-
gen attention snds good deal of hard
work. The creatures cannot be turned
out in the woods and remain tit for
the market The hog, like any other
animal, lie the product of his surround
ing'. II he is fed plentifully, given
all the pure water he can drink, he
will do the rest himself.
But his feeding must be regular, the
quality what he likes and will assimi-
late, he must have cool shade in the
hot days and place to lie sheltered
from the rain aud wind in bad wealth
er TO get the best results To sum up
the hog situation in Florida, il lie sim
ply this: The same start IN good
stock, the same careful attention to
cleanly aud whOlesome surroundings,
the same regular feeding aud like gem
eral care, with that exercised in those
States where the hog has enriched en-
tire communities, will prOduee and re-
turn more net cash here than any.
where in the world.
There il one complication here that
does not occur In the corn and hog
belt. Up there the combination is
simpler, merely corn and hog Here
the corn costs too much, whether IL is
bought or raised. Other foods are
cheaper and more promotive OF rapid
growth and health, though corn does
not come amiss in the days OF finishing
for the pscking-house. There lie no
reason bat the inaction of the farming
people OF Florida why this State
should not send to the Northern mar.
kets or pack at home three to five
thousand cars Of hogs within the next
five years--each car worth thousand
dollars net at the station at the pres
ant uFinpe
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-10
FIRST GREAT CHRISTMAS GIFT

"He gave His only begotten Son."
The world stands upon the threshold
OF that season Of the year when the
thought OF chFistendom instinctively
turns to the most gladsome day in the
snnals OF recorded time-the birthday
OF the Saviour OF the world.
We may not be able with our finite
understanding to comprehend the
height and depth Of the great plan
which came forth from the mind Of the
Infinite and which compFeheDded the
redemption Of the entire human race,
bot we End In the Inspired Word this
passage OF unmistsksble imports FOR
God 90 loved the world, that He gave
HE only begotten Son, that whosoeveF
belleveth on Him should not perish
bot have everlasting life."
Ia those words We hnd an epitome
Of the Divine plan The motive and
the reason are both set forth, and
while We may marvel over what vas
compTehended 90 that plan. We accept
u as great truth and kDov that the
emerging Of the world from darkness
into light dates from she hOoF When
the Star OF Bethlehem flashed across
the Jodean tky.
Jesos Christ vas therefore God's h'si
Christmas gift 10 . SD and weaFy
world. No vondsr that Heavens JOY.
bells rang! No wOBdsS that tbs gates
Of Paradise seemed 20 opea While
angels looked doga upon the scene.
In that hoor wbs barn ihe spirit o.
cheer, peace on earth, and food-Hiii
,ousrd men ukIsh hss never died ooi
daring aiI she esntaFiss Whlsh hsss
o..ssd There have been shines when
i,s splsBaor hss SEEMED dimmsd. ssd
vhss men arpstrsd 70 foFEsi ths seH-
u-ysnss q thsi fnt Christmss mss
,.ss. bot on Christmas DAG iissii. fee
,bsrs are ubo 90 nos eoost u priv
,sss % jsarnsy 10 imaEinhtiou sta
a. wbss Men % she Etsi,- % iAti
hombls cradle 10 ~ naaFsf Sh'sh
a., Christ-shld mset h9lI Eta i''
rresfnsa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-10
A. Q. |. SCHEDULE.

There has been q great deal OF com
plant within the past two or three
weeks relative 90 the extreme delay In
passenger trains on the Jacksonville
ST. Petersburg division Of the Atlantic
Coast Line. which are operated over
the Jacksonville aud Southeastern,
the Florida Southern aud the Sanford
and st. Petersburg branches OF the
system, known ne the Gainesville dis
trict. These trains have been every
day from one 20 twelve hours late,
which hiss greatly aforementioned the
travelling public. IL IL said that the
deficiency ia locomotive facilities has
been the principal cause OF the delays.
Others have ventured that the A..
@. l.. has been endeavoring TO per-
form TOO great an express service with
the facilities 90 hand, and there are
several other reasons advanced. New.
ertheless, whatever the reason may be,
the fact is apparent, and the schedule
as has been attempted Is provoking. 20
say the least,
The travelling public would prefer
one hrt-elass trait each direction .
day. with that train somewhere viih-
in reason on the schedule time, than
take chances on a double-dally service
with no assurance as 10 when they
may be able 60 move.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-10

D'. Willoughby, the we'll known lee
'0'er on food products, interviewed on
'as subject, said; Eggs are really
iAe only concentrated food known.
when am pressed with work l find
soothing better in sustaining power
Wan Few eggs broken into milk and
"al'oWed, for 10 all that goes TO re-
p'H The waste aud supply fuel they
''e I" good 90 big dinner"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-10
A GIG SPRING

No State 10 the Unloh has larger 90
more nomerOos springs than Florida.
Many Of them form good .siEsd streams
from the start snd some 81 them aFe
nsvlgable. The largest spring 10 the
State. and one 81 the largest and prob
ably the bsst knoWn In she Uritsd
States. IL silver ephng. which 10 10.
Gated slK miles East of oeala. This
sprIng forms the source o. the Oskla'
waha river. . tTib0tary Of The -.
Johns. and sisamboals tFHvsrslnR ths
river enter ths spFins hasln. vhish has
40 arsa of several acres The water -
from - 20 % feet deep and . wooesf.
folly clear. appsafinR tbsoluislI sois
oFlsss.
A station for nssssafinE ths Zoe ~
shs sprins hes bsss sslabiishsa ~ she
Usltsd states Geological safFsJ A
Esars hns besa Aiitshst 70 ths s0S.
baat houss 81 ths sHifsms bad % its
spnng. sad daily fsNfinEs sfs tsksa
b. NJ z. W. Pisrss Sc tPFisg assp-
90 Causnf meter nsasgFemsHit see
maas ~ ths hTdfsgfaphsFs q ths
saFvsy. a nssssfsmFnt msfs hsg
81 800. shes ths sfat.sa was stsat.
ilshsa 6stsfmissd 80 4sshafEs % -
Bgs sabis fees Fsf Ssfo1e.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-10

hafk TWsine's new book, Eye's Dis-
" bee been put under the ban by the
worcester, Mass, library authorities.
!. aeeoons Of the Edenie costumes In
sa'sh Eve is depicted In the books if-
yssh'nRs. As Eve did not hsve the
.I'aa'ase Of the bargain counter
~ .l,'' and tariff fosssred trusts with
I" 'hiant Industries had not yet
4. 80 p, ,nvented. how can thess partieu-
!. t.o,srl eost0dians expect Eve 90
aiesasd IN modern eostumef
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-10

The Son ispleased to Vote that the
Board Of Trade has taken Up the mat
YER Of a union depot in this city, as
mggested by this paper some weeks
$50. There is not a city in the State
where 8 union passenger and freight
depot Is more Of a public necessity, and
The Board Of Trade should exercise
every possible effort to have the same
established.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-10

The thing that ihe real es
chaser should consider b 4
Ink IL ihe tendency oi the 81
10 believe that ths dag fog
Investment has gone 81. "a
naturally seem high when ed
how ehsaplY the same pfopeFiy
generation ago. How 0ftsn nua Ass
~ my father had bouRht thnl pfe
sFty thirty yean ago he'd b. = fl
uhn today" And hos seldom I'D
maa sho mAkea thls statemsat fshee
shat thlFty Pears from boW HE soa Bll'
b. sayigg The same thing ~ him.