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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-20
salmebeger.

9erDeo gnItes at benIeOe Opmerts
iombeo poa nogle at bore ioIiof 90
tint inobunone Salmebeger. &c
npe BARTER, bt bar fadet inobunone,
Ell / imuttere 8inO, emo Ri fgr bar
taft for De famine prifer, oe azs
6ejoet er beore uofsrt.
0ette Ipoer neIten utroligt i bisIe
&iOer, oa aft forbpies; men peo ut
tsbe en- at neoenituaenoe Salmebgper
bill 0e blibe oberbepi1t ON Sonbz
be0en 0erof.
SBIgen0e Numre anbefoles ierligt
iom baaoe biaige Og iOIioe, Tmnite
pg ima9fuloe.
SIR. 40. 9enne Sdlmebog er lia
o. 20 / ll6itbr, og 8inoet ligntr
De andre, men ben bar begge Sflz
leg, ialt 992 Salmer, FAINT SpG=
letter, GpiItler % @bangefier
(be9ge 9efftretter). Den fofier
$1.70.
Scr. 20. Canine @aImebog lom
Nr. 8, men meO Solicitor, @pik=
Ter og @ban9elier, begge Settrgs=
fer. 0enne er Den dlminoeiig
br1tdte ll0dabe. BriTen er ipp7
~feopanlig SLIGO.
.Nr. 81. Den Solmebog bor /
Iangere 5io paret ujfolgt, men IN
bar pi ct gOot OpGag. Den er
Zig Nr. %, men / @eoelfinosbina
(Morofto) o9 er 9rIi9 19ro he
zoe mere. Den tofter $50.
0ette er en- far6sles ferf, boto=
bar SaImebog.
SIR. 8. Salmebogen meo eet 3il=
leg, uoen Solicitor, Splitter o9
Gbangelier, meO Submit. efter@
li9net aalpeitinosbinb, meo 8ors,
6arpe og ainie / Sub pau 8ir=
oct, S~muosomflug og Gooeroi.
Meget tbno og pusIen0e 5Ormot-
pris SLIGO.
Der er mango af bore airtefOIt.
Iom tren9er til en- nh Salmsbog.
Srff, @enner, at fuu eoer en- m
Salmebog MI. mems hi bar taa=
ounne gooe no9en for 8engene.
Nobn padtrnttes / 9gte @ulo far
.1Oc efstro. Nnore tager ener8 15c.
GaImebp9erne fenoes pOrtofrif. naar
fulo 9ris fenoes os.
.Oanffb 2utb. 9ubL 9ppf.,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-20
Siaige Spger.

@aanobog &irte6iitOs
rie. of 8iItop 6r. 9ielien. 50
fore Blind. 2iot brugt. Selges
for balO pris (beg9e 9ino) $3.50
@Itenburger Seftoment.
9iot yfbelfnorn". priien er eli
lers $3.50; fan faas for $3.50
Rainier oen fro8ne Ger
Den. 2iot nibeIfporn". Neofat
fra $500 til 1900. $1.20
DIM 4msrita. 2iot .f6elfs
norm. Hebiut fra $500 til $1.O0
Mcaintebs bersmmelige 9ibss
biitorie. 2iot nfbelfporn". Gns
9elit e1er Danft; be9ge babes.
Reofat fra $3.50 til Zoe.
site Of pope SEQ XIII.
2iot beffaoiget. Rebiat fra
$500 til $1.00
De Stem ri forGoo ., os oe
0iem pi dnot. Stoy Bog
meo 300 Snultrdtioner. Reofot
fra $3.50 til ..... $1.25
- 8sgerne ienbes frit peo MOos
togelfen at bosftadenoe 8eIsb. 0e er
iauoanne gDser, iom Ri lite fan iGls
0anifb 2utb. publ. SOu.,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-20

Dlen ufoettet i FIN gegejitring log
Utifs Qnt9onp famine Sag op
california, bpor ben Ieo gieoerlaq
let 2lar Ienere, UIen uforia9t iagoc
bun efter etbpert g(eoertdg: n3i-
Den FOR 8binOernes 6temmeret pil
tomme4. 6enOes Optimisme, 0lo0,
u06oloen1eo, benOes 9eoertaIent,
6enoes 5oritanO og uegennDtligbeO
%aftoang Ielp 6en0es Ulooitanoere
agtelie. faa en- at Dem Iag0e. nlSe9
tror life paa &Oinoens Stemmeret,
men ie9 tror pda (beliebe IN GU
ian 3. 4ntbonb." 0enoes 70 Aars
5poielsoa9 fejreOes at 6enoes BEN
ner / De 5oreneoe Stater og an
ore Steoer be0 at tiQ9gge benoe
2larspenge at lebe al, Iaa bun life
/ fin 4lOeroom ituloe foe UNDER,
al bun 6aD0e lat ale fine M}iOIsr
til paa Den Gag, bun arbejoe0e for.
s 1896 bleo Mifs 4ntbonp Dal3t
til greiioent for Rational Wont=
ems Suffrage 4sIociation", bporz
ira bun traf fig tilbage pda fin
so liars 5~eoielsoag 1900. 6or
fun to Oar iioen bar bun 0elegat
til Oct internattonole abinoezS item,
meretsmpoe / Berlin, og fda 0dge
|f9r i'm 0eO oeltog bun / Ell natioz
malt abinoezS temmeretsngoe /
Baltimore. 0erfra tom bun iDg
bjem.
Me9et mere interesiant tunoe Der
fort9aes ON Mii5 Qntbonp, men
hi Ifal flute meo ct Gar uotalelier
at benoes 8enner. pa Miis 4n>
tbonD be9Dnote tit Nrbejoe. bopoe
9igerne ingen professional 9(nleos
ming. Gobifoler og 2a9eltoler bar
lufteoe for Dem. Oct f9mpeoe bun
imoo, Og panot, 9un tampeoe for
Igifte 8binoers &et til at 6ol0e far
ifilt @jenoom. s mango Stdter bar
DC MI iaaoan Ret. t0un bar itolt
|df, at abinoerne M bar fulo Stem
-
meret / 80oming, Colorado, l1ta6
|og Soo6o % til 0els / 8anias.
Sum bodbeoe, at Oregon oeo tom-
menoe Suniz8dlg bill beotdge fulo
Stemmeret for &binOen. SUN bar
ooiaa intere5Ieret / Sper9smaaIet /
66icd9o om &oinoens Ret til at
femme oeo 9pbalgene."
0men6, iom ct 8lao ii9er, 100
mems Suffrage" oe fleite Steoer or
6leben f%ortaitet, iao bar MiIs Ans
thonn i~ngenlunbe lepet og pirfet for
9Gpes. 6enoes 60Sddrige 8dmp for
&oin0en5 Hettighe0er bar uorettet
meget til at opnuu oisie og beifptte
aoinoens SnteresIer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-20

bar ofret fig ieIo for ps, nemIil
oor fare Serre og 5relfer. Der
matt ifuloe hi ofre os ielo for bin
anoen % bperanore. SGrlig ItulOf
bette bere 3ilf9loet | oct 6eligt
.259telfab. Manoen ituloe ofre tie
Ielo for 6%uftruen og 6uitruen for
.0ldn0en, 6Orel0rene for 8prnenc
o9 gprnene for 5ore,lorene. Dlen
iftloe oct life 6libe for ib9rt, Iaa
ma 9eoGggrunoen til at ofre fig
Ielb bare &erlig6eo. Sg1da Den
naturlige &~Grligbeo mac bore ii.
5teoe / 2@9teitabet o9 / 5amilie
lioet. ON 9@gtefolfene ret Tful0e
tllnne ofre fig Telb for binan0en.
8aIt. q. 8entIen bar 9loo beO at
6abe funoet bette / Splpbruoeparz
lets 2GgteIfubSlio, i0et De paa en-
unoerlig iten Maaoe baboe l9rt at
Dire fig ielO for hinanoen ipm
Mano og Suitru. Wfen De baDoe
o9ioa lert at ofre fig ielp Tom
5prGlore for 0eres Barn. PaItor
9entien 6ao6eoe % enifeOe, at Re
iom 5orplOre maatte blipe Sem
itan0 for Den @laoe, at efterbadnz
Den, Iom oe MI bliber plore, at De
res fere 9atter Iaa biloe ofre fig
Ielb for Dem, noget ION ban 6aboe
Qrunoet 6aub ON, 0a Billie bapoe
lart aft fra 9ranoommen at at
elife Seius. Den fere !6erre os
8relIer biG iaa fremoeles bjGIpe
henoe til at ofre fig ielD for 9dnl
o9 for 6enoes 6%orelore.
SITTER 6eItlig6eoen / airten bar
oi a0e inobuone til ngdIementet,
6bor abinoerne 6apoe 0eftet 8pro
for os.
vi 6abOe I oct belle en- tim %
oeliignet SammentomIt. foa oct
tanoe goot lace ii9 gre at 9Olbe
WisIionsmeOe % Selobrpllup til.
Idmmen.
0m Genoogen baboe bi Mpbs
: @ange, om Gftermiooaqen ling
oomsmeoe, boor Yait. Nilbelmien
folte til ltngoommen ON at fplge
Seius, % 6Oao Oct toiter at fplge
Seius.
0erren bore aret % op6bjet for
oisie Ifsnne O9 o%elii9neoe 9uge,
iom oi 6aDOe unoer bette MisiiOnss
mpoe.
- 5or en- 3io Iioen opia9oe Puit.
u. 9entIen i'm @erning, efter at
ran bar arbejoet Der / go0t 7 Q(ar.
Mauoagaften oen y Murt3
ofbolot 8etbania oanit eo. =Iutb.
Mlenigbeo Menig6eosmpoe / 9ns
leoning at qrGitens OpfigelIe. ga
4ait. q. 8entien fait6olot i'm aes
Ii9ndtion og raaoe0e Menig6eoen til
al faloe preit meo Def famine, 6lep
9oit. s. 86, 9uno eenItemmig fat
set.
Bait. q. 8entien aqter at
taqe imoo &alo fra MeniQbeoerne /
Clinton. Nis. og @oooitocf. 81.
Gprr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-20
NYT' NYT NY7
Salmebog Mr.. 60.

Ny Salmebog med allie Salmerne, ind
betattende Diet ny Till@g, ialt 900 NJ,
men uden Tekster Er / passende For
mat, like tyk og klodset SON de med
Tekster indbundne Salmebeger. Den
er med flint Guldsnit, Kors, IIarpe og
Tittel / Guild og EN- Guldlinie omkring
Kanten. Indbunden i stelkt solid og
flint L~@derbind, med Smudsomslag og
Federal. ] den Salmebog bar man den
Fordel. at man har allie Salmerne og i ct
passende Bogformat. Prisen or $3.50
Danish Publishing DcuSe.
Blair, 1lebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-20
Onifes.

en ertoren Solssmonb til at ial9e MeOi.
elmer % 6usbolbninSsgeniianbe fra ell go9n
til Sornere. Detailing per Sommisfion. Geis
ieuogiiter beuil9es Os rimelis 5ortienefs
suranteres. Sauoe sommeIt % mt 1erri-
torium til 5Ieueite.
Sbe 6aaer YrOprietarD &c.,
blair, Yebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-20

munfrei.
Oerimoo er g9ftelIen lite ble
ten qiort til alminOeligt Samtdlez
emne / 9Den. Wau fan bel btu
% Der bere en- itumle ouer, at Den
elIer Den nnu ogiOa er blepen
6eaig".
Mlen Ielbe Den OmItanoigbeg. at
1aa flor en- Bart at "Opens 9efolts
ming bar oeltaget / WB0erne. bgrt
Oroet og fnnget Sangene meo, bar
sienIpnlig bebirtet, at 09tfelien er
mere npopular", emo fige geDGgelz
fer pleier at b9re.
+ x X
s Den anoen at De sitipOife asbs
It9oer, bbor DER bar pGret 89ttelie,
gioroe man 8rug uf Den tgbenz
bdonIte 3onie meo at leje ct ellsr
fere at 9nens 5eitlotaIer /
6aab ON iaaleOes at fda ounoet
Ore 6os ben betpoelige 5olte6el,
Tom biotil alori9 bar bGret / Miss
fions6ufet, % iom esentli9 TENDER
grumme til til SnOre Misiions
5ortpnoelie.
Oenne 5rem9dn9smadoe bite Jig
ogiod Der at bere prattiit. 5oIf
inOfanot iig / idu fore Starer, at
Ser MATTE lsies enOuu en- Gal.
6or at gipe ct 9egre6 ON, 9por
fort Ell protentantal at gpens Be
Ifoltning nan gennem 89ttelies=
msoerne ff / Sale. fan noteres, al
ben IamIeoe 5ilbsrerfture bper III
ten bar ca. 400 - en- mio0elftor
&sbitao. : ben fsrite omtalte gp
dngabes oct aennemInitIi9e 4ften=
beig9 ca. 1900, - enooa Misiionss
BUFFET BAR Msoeteo.
Snore Misiion bar dltiaa / Oisie
Bner nirteli9 engdng ndaet at fad
gefoltningens belle breoe Gag /
Gale. 90 oerpeo er 81. a. opnaaet.
at oct ~psrfonlige 8enofab til bette
tirtelige Qrbeioe, Der bi0til bar OGs
ret qitspot / 5olteomOsmmet. er
naoet no til areoie, Der tioligere
ianot for 9oot at uejes meo let
i8bts 9ngtes Meninger.
Meoernes 6orlp6 bar elers oms
trent fom De %fBben6dpnite gatfels
~iesmeoers.
st goot moeoet &or leoeoe San
gen r % Soft lrrte Oirtelig / BE-
@ruo at ipnge meO. 3dlerne BE-
nitteOe fg pdd aortbeo % loo ale
5dnter treble ON .&oriets 8aaoe"-
umiooelbort efter Msoet
famine Cal - bolotes Der 8eoc
mpoe, bportil aIe. Der tenote 3rang,
inobsoes. - Wange Oeltog Der -
og oe fsrite Spor at 8eb9gelie tom
netop til Spne Der.
75srI efter 8eOemsoet bleo Der
%inobuot til ct eftermsoe, bbor DC
troenoe genner tunoe fda 2eiliqbe0
til al td(e men Isden0e eller fpers
9snoe Siale.
Der 6leb MI itsrre 6rimooigbeo
til p%erIonlig paabirtning, os
oct tan iom ct at 8GtteIiens re
iultater n9bnes, at De troenoe nu
bar faaei beors GDne til al tale
meo 8er0ensmenneiter. De bar til
lige facet mere 8lit for, al Der be
6epes life no9et presIeri. lite nOget
al bette: Fro nu bare, iom be6
tioligere 99ttelIer bar gipet ct sje=
blitteIiat ReiuItat, men life tunnel
afberge 5rdfdloene.
W{dn bar neo oenne U9ttelle
6siere 8rao Jet ben til SUBS Qunos
Mdgt % oerfor ogiaa Tddet ben at
fe. Der er bleoen be6t meo % for
De Dafte. Men De feite 9ampe er
bleben qennemitriot / 2sntamrens
Ell gebis for, bOor iunot ct
5OrIsb 99ttelien bar bait.
3rOen bar bebiit iie at Dare SUBS
@abe til Den. fom bdo oerom.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-20
S9iteien | NtjDaanO.
Gar. 0sbl.)#

Der CT noget al en- aanoelig
9aar ooer 9unmart. sra mart
Gle aanter at SDlano tommer Der
Meooelelier ON 9Gttelier.
Rogle At oisie er ganite piit min
ore 8eoagelier, iom lite = / boert
5alo lite for 9ieblittet bar
siort iarlig SnOtrpt paa Den oms
leDenoe 8erosIigbeo.
Wen aligepel bar gep99elien
oper fig oct mGrtelige 9ragning5s
prog, JON er ejsnoommeligt for
9otfelien.
9i tqnter iarlig paa 9otfelier
ne i ct Bar sItipoite apbit9Oer.
Wan pit finoe en- bel Ratte fal=
les 6jenoommeligbeoer oeo oisie
9e099elier. 90 De er oog lite OPP
itaaeoe unoer geniioig gddpirtnin9.
g1en oe bar tiGige ct oq onoet
SGrpra9, iom aIoeIes tpoeligt til
ien0e9iber, at YRftelien bperten
tp9ier Snoipioudliteten eler er be-
tin9et At pisie 6ormer. 9isie Sc
peaelier itaofGTter tpGrtimoo oeres
danoelige OprinoeIie beo. at nbpor
oerrens Piano err, Der er 5ri6eo".
glonot 9otteliernes faIes @ien
Nommeli9beoer n9pner Ri fprit: ct
Dc Fl opitaaeoe fra Snores MisiiOns
Somfuno paa Steoet.
DernaIt: at De paientlig bar
arebet 5amiliefaOre. iaa 6usmSs
orene % iau fsrit llngoommen.
@eo en- tioIieere 9ottelfe bar
Net herimoo p%Gientlig llnaOommsu
= Den. Der %tilFlptter % frofptter al
5ieneIiebenfpn Der bar fommsn
me6. 9enne Sang er oct De boii6s
oen0e. % Somfunoet bar oerfor
faaet flor 3ilgun9 % Stprte gen
rem 8eD1gelien / Mar.
Com et treble 6Glespraq ian
nGbnes. at g@ennem6ruooene" Iort
Rsoel itte er itete UNDER felipe Wsz
berne. Oct er / 9enfomrene, /
y6iemmet eIer peo troen0e 0enners
5ipleIorq / De bottes 6iem, at
SiRlene er noaeOe til 5reo. Wsn
,Steoet" er / nGIten ale 3ilfploc
tommen Dso Suns Orr, iom oct
bIeb talt / 6oriomlingerne. Soa
bar aaRpen fulet efter - oerbjem
me / Stilbeben.
@noeli9 er oct o9ioa ct 5Glless
prog. al 9~ep9gelien itaar / neieite
5orbinoelle meo Qfboloellen At
ng9tteHesmeoer" til 0els. men
ogfoo tan til 0els, efter oct teber.
habnlte Wsnftsr. Der bar a6ios
lut lite p9ret 3ale ON noqen 81
terlienelIe fun ON 3ilegnelie
of Ell Soc.
Wion Ter 0ette tp0eligt not al
6si S9rpr9a. 9epRgelien bar bait.
! Den enc 8p benptteoe man Iads
leoes Den t%sbenbapnite 3dnte: at
boloe g9ttelfesmsoerne / ofentli1e
9ofoler, bbor 6oIt, Der lite fons
mer / ~Ulisfionsbuiet", fsler iig
%iilpdnte.
S ben anoen 8b tpeoe maj life
til oenne 8orboIosregef. Utdu
bolot ~9atteliesmeoerne" / Ielue
Wisfionsbuiet. Der nu blep fDlOt til
3r9nafeI % beisat at Ell gefolt=
%nineslog. fom eIers alorig fatter
fine Ben Der.
Oct enc Steo foo EN- 99opr9ois
tont FORFEIT | 4rbejoet, oct anoet
Steo pr9iten.
3 ben enc al Oisfe sitiboite gner
har Der iioen 8eoeugen / Sanuar
tunnel fporeS 8ebGeelie. Oa bette
COB anleonine til, at Snbre Miss
iions 5omfuno afbolot en- ,Mis~
fion5uqs".
llnoer oenne brso 8pttelfen no.
Der iiste nogls afgsrenoe Oper
gauge &C .eao!es en- faa ftGr. aaaoe-
rig srdn9. at 2e6erne bellutteoe fla
til at ofboloe n@9tteliesmsOer /
Wisfionsbuiet.
Disft Ns6er forlsb isoriet Tom
0~lminA,Iinp misfipnsmeAer mar
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-20

tunnel fpores 8ebGoelie. Oa bette
ooo anle6nine til. at Sn6re Mis.
iions Somfuno afbolot en- Iris
fion5uqs".
llnoer oenne brso 82ftelfen no.
Der itste nogls ~afgsrenoe Sper-
eanae CO .eso.es en- foa far. aafoe-
Iig srdno, at 2e6erne beilutteoe fla
til at dfboloe n09fteliesmeoer
WisTionsbufet.
Disft Nsoer forlsb iepriet fom
olminbtliee Wisfionsmsoer. Mar
benhttebt fdaleoes Salmebogen UNI
Der felbe Msoet. Rdor bette par
futtet, famle6e Sonesrne fla. 9u
benbtteoe man be fra 9oncertpdlrs
meoerne foo betenote 80 Sanee",
8nens fnere Gag, Tom elers al'
orig fommsr ! Misfonsbufet, I'll
man otnne Sang | Yale. Men De
feHe @ennembruo ffete blanot
Smoafoorsfolt.
Croets % Songens 8ionesbDro
boboe ioo iterf Wugt oper Si6lcs
ne, at mango ait bjsm meb faa obbi.
arunoet ilro, at De life funoe Han
epiobeosfpergsmaolet ben.
Ga foo Tom @ennembruooene -
ftine, men if1rft oe me6 ct unoers
Iiei belt og biliefait prag.
Jntet timber, at Samfunbet paa
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-27
The Only One.

A traveller in Maryland came upon
a small town which he knew had been
settled In 1S47, yet to his surprise he
saw on a prominent building one of tbs
large bronze tablets erected by his
torical society to commemorate some
event In the life of Washington. With
out reading the Inscription on the tab
let he turned to @ native and remarked:
"'rhat looks odd to Inc. There was
no civilization hereabouts when WASH
ington lived, so what right has this
town to rank Itself with the others
wherein Washington spent some por-
ton OF his days7 Such deceit may go
down with the unread, but l happen
to know this town Is too modern to
have
u"Onc moment, suh," suggested the
native with that soft Maryland ac-
cent which makes an appetizing sound
II terrapin ia mentioned One mo-
unent, sub. Might l request you, sub,
to read the inscription on the tablet
befo' you mako any mo- criticisms?'
The traveller turned to the tablet and
saw wherein he had erred, for the
heavy lettering was to this effect:
Erected by the Washington Historical
society, This is the only town IN Mary
land wherein Gen, Washington did not
plan his campaigns. spend the night
or stop for dinner. Orleans Plea
yune.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-27
Visions of the Dead.

tcrious Indian powder is related by q
Bradford correspondent OF Light
A llttlo while ago he received from Il
friend In India a package of powder.
which he was assured possessed the eN-
traordnary virtue of putting a person
who used 1t according TO the conditions
named into direct communication with
the 'dlsembodied."
Highly skoptical. yet very curious. tho
matter to q practical test. and that this
is what happened;
IT was sitting in a room alone. Within
n few minutes the walls OF the room
seemed to recede or vanish, and beauti-
ful panoramic view presented itself q
on a hugo scale, and with well-laid-out
pathways stretching away as far as the
eye could reach.
mo buildings or habitatlons wero any
where visible, but of people there were
crowds: thousands. I should think, These
people were OF both sexes. were clothed
In ordinary attire, and moved In groups
along and around tho paths referred to.
Some Of the groups came face-to-face
with me. and among them / recognized
relatives and friends, long since passed
away, recognized them as / knew them
In life.
'I have since repeated the experiment
with equally mysterious results. Furth-
ermore, whenever I have made one OF
these tests and have retired to rest have
either found myself anticipating the con-
tents or purport OF letters in transit. or
payIng mysterious visits to tho homes OF
ncouaintances and also OF strangers and
have afterward been abls TO inform them
of what transpired at the time or my
Illicit visits"
The correspondent adds that he Is not
given TO imaginative things. and that he
is not splrituallst.-London Express.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-27
LORD ABERDEEN ON
SAFE AUTOMObIL|NG
Speaks on the Increasing High
Quality of Professional
Motorists.
,ribuno Special Sporting Service.

Tribune Special Sporting Service.
DUBLIN. May 26.-In a recent ad-
dress at the opening Of the Irish Auto
mobile club. His Excellency. Lord Alb
erdeen, made an address of unusual
interest to the automobilists In Ireland.
Among other things he said:
There is an obvious advantage In
having a safe and central place where
motorists can deposit their cars.
whether for brief or longer periods.
Such an arrangement, which may. In
deed. be regarded as q necessity, Will
be amply provided for on these prem
ises, and together with that there is
another most important feature-name-
ly, n convenient and comfortable place
OF resort within the building for chauf-
feurs.
We all know that condition Of
vacuity is both unnatural and unde-
sirable and the accommodation referred
TO VIII provide an effectual security
against that liability. This will not
only be a resource Of satisfaction and
benefit to a number OF men who have
to perform very responsible duties, Dut
also to the owners of the cars, VINO
VIII be enabled to feel that those In
their employment are being afforded
ISoSOlldDlt anu SOlIlloiI oiip
convenience, and such, too, as VIII still
further maintain and promote the, as
/ believe, increasingly high quality OF
professional motorists as body. 1t
may also be that this establishment Is
practical, not only in regard to what
is provided, but in regard TO what Is
not provided. For example. II does
not aim at supplying all the facilities
and equipment of an ordinary club for
the members, but arrangements nave
been made with reference TO such mat
ters in connection with other adjacent
clubs, which l have no doubt VIII be
found quite adequate and satisfactory.
Also. II isn't proposed TO include In the
equipment Of the club workshop Tor
repairs. as there is already In the city
good provision for such work Viewing
the undertaking as whole, II may
safely be predicted that the institu-
tlon is likely to promote desirable ana
intelligent methods and standards with
reference to the pursuit OF the indus
try OF motoring In general 1t is not
| surprising that In tho past-that Is TO
! say, I'm the earlier stages Of this move
psnt-it has been regared In many
| quarters with something less than love;
| also that there has been a good deal OF
! criticism. For my part, l sometimes
| think that there has been less In that
| direction than might have been eX-
pected, and. speaking parenthetically
l have an impression that there has
been less in the way of criticism In
| Ireland than In some other quarters oil
| the globe"
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The Wonders Of Advertising.

Among the many marvels of this mar
vclous ago there Is mono moro striking
and mono more characteristic than tho
art OF advertising as developed In mod
ern times. We talk much about the won
ders of tho telephone and tho phono-
graph. about the astonishing expansion
of railroads and telegraphy but here we
have an industry as remarkable for It's
extension and as wide and varied In Its
applications as anything or man device
In any era OF the worlds history, When
there Is brought into consideration the
vast amount OF money expended In ad-
VertlSIng In our day the novel ana IN
genious methods employed and the ex-
pert skill and artistic talent engaged IN
the business. one may begin 70 reallzs
what a wide field has been opened nero
for some OF the highest and most useful
forms Of human endeavor, With all lts
abuses-and they arc not tew-it re-
mains true that advertising Is one OF the
greatest of popular educators. and ono
OF the chief promoters OF human nap
many ways in which 1t may be extended
to the still greater beneht OF the world
No good reason exists why the churches.
the Sunday schools the missionary So
cIeties and other agencies Of good should
not advertise far more than they do, ana
thus add to their membership and their
power in the community, To set their
advantages, aims. and benefits before the
public in a proper way and form would
involve no loss of dignity or prestige,
while II would almost certainly widen
their influence Tho time must come. too,
when the absurd code which prohibits
physicians and other professional classes
from advertising themselves must DO
abolished, There Is nothing but senti-
ment to prevent It, and very weak
sentiment at that 1t should be no more
mira dig for q physician or lawyer TO
seek patients or clients through the me-
dunn OF print than 1t is for teacners, IN
surancs men, real estate dealers, or the
members OF any other honorable trade or
20
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The Whale-Killing Orca,

The whale. which sixty OF moro feet
In length, was attacked by these hounds of
tho sea- tho orco- or killer; they. had seized
II by its huge lips and were clinging with all
the forocity OF a pack OF bulldogs In vain
did the giant swing its deadly tail Tho nim-
bic foes lcupcd over IL, avoiding IL with case.
directing their attacks at Its most Vulnerable
points-the throat. tho lips and the tongue
1mpellcd by tho fascination Of this duel OF
sao monsters tho observers drew nearer and
watched what In all probability one OF
the most remarkable sea nghts ever witnessed
By at 80 close range They were 20
that tho blood OF the whale changed the
water about them from turquoise blue 70 en-
cardlnc, and the waves created by tho leap
ing and rushing OF tho pondcrous body made
their boot riso and fnll. though on q heavy
sea The tore the wide lId-llke lips or
the whale. biting great pieces from the tongue,
and crpEcd with the lust for blood rent the
huge creature until II seemed completely
cowcd. lying on the surface. making tnef-
fectivc swings from right to left. rising, then
sounding In fury OF lndccision and fright
Charles L. Holden In the Metropolitan
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-27
Nicaragua Is Easy.

According TO Consul RYDER, the presl-
dent Of Nicaragua has Just given n re-
markable concession for ten years at sleo
(eoId per year Tho concessionaire Is
prIyileCcd to have p. collector In tho Gus
tom house MT Bluefolds harbor through
whose hnnds ell shipments of rubber must
pass and he is allowed 10 tax II 10 cents
n pound over and above tho Government
tax OF cents n pound,
II Is estimated that tho annual shin
mont OF rubber from this district Is son, 900
pounds rivine tho concessIonalre a rev-
enue OF $4,000 a year or $4,000 for tho
period OF his contract although II Is not
10 cost him more than $1,000 for the ten
years