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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-30
I'll Safiigelicsoageu.

5bantsgipingaoaD" er Del al dmez
ritdnif Oprinoelie, men ben Stit al
a. ofre ben bejeite, ira bOem al goo
% al fulofommen @aOe tommer,
Eat og gris, oen er life Blot ameris
tanit og life Blot al M Outo. glej,
zen er aIogammel. 0d0tO ipnger:
III @sroen radbe meo 9l9Oe for
6errenl 1jener Serren meO 9l9oe,
fpmmer for bans Iniigt meO 5rpoes
ifrig! 8en0er, at 9crren er 9uoi
ban bar itdbt os Og life ri ielO, til
fit 5olt og til ben 9joro, ban fsOer!
9adr inc at bans porte me0
9ris, 40 bans 5orquarOe meo Cop
fang; tatter BAN, oeliigner bans
9tuonl 5bi 6erren er 600, bans
Mistunbbe0 iOurer ~eOinOelig, bans
SdH0beo fra Siegi til Slegt".
(Sal. 100.
Def tan NOT taloes ltge idd goat
fom en- ameritunif preiiOents guOs
fab eller SUPPORTING til 5oltet ON
at Dire Sub COB os Sat. Def er
faare flint, noar TauleOes ct 5olfs
Regent bgjer fig for aongernes Som
&c | b6mpg @rtenOelie al, at oct IT.
fe er fra bam men fra Sub, 9elii9s
neffen tommer. og o~pfororer Oct 6els
Soft til at tafte og prize Dam. Oct
er flint at finoe oct bos 9egenter CT.
1000 FOR 8riitus, o. set er lige faa
fsnt at fnoe Oct bos Regenter ben
imoo 1000 Nar sfter Rriffus. Oct
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-30

ifemmer meo 9abios uoiagn, at Ger
rens MiIfunobso og SanobeO oarer
fra Slegt til Slegt.
Sda lige en0nu bette oct CT
Iarlig SUBS Miffuno9e0, ri
minoes paa 5atfi9eIiesodgsn. Os
oeri lisger 8etenOelIen at Dor esen
uformuen6eo til felo at ifafe os oct
rinsefte. 9i ifploer SUBS 5Oripn
ale oe 0o0er ri 0aglig npOer. Oct
er pso bans RiifunoeO Ri 6oIoes
9ioe o. npoer 9ipets 9ooer. Dtin
Sial, lop 0erren % glenn life dle
bans 9elgerningerl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-30

Den Ida-lno mig iige oct meO oct
idmme (@oers tore graf oiloe. ieJ
ItulOe pda 0iemoeien TONNE innens
for og blan0t dnOet ogiad lige NeD-
aio, tore temper Menigbeo, en-
prlno Sadnos @aoe~ til @elosias
gen!
@ar faa berneo 6iertelig biliet,
meo 5reoens otlfen. 8eIp5 en- anOtn
Sang.
9. Sa1t cate 6 y eIer % iOn
Stent iea At fepe. @runOe meast
gerne piloe bare forctaget en- 9ur til
,3ionsftaoen. badoe for Oens Geonrs
Oigbeoers 5tplo og for at beiege Dor
W%tisiionspr9it. 4aitor 6dralo Sem
len, o. for ielpe M~isiionens Stplo,
iad MATTE ieg oo9 opgibe bette Be
log oenne Sang. tbi pdd 8rino al
@al0sin0I anlin9sidgen bar boer Ell
W2innt p1ret optdget | oe ii0ite Stoer,
GELS meo Rejier. og oels meO Stris
berier, pripdt og ~ofentlig, ON oenne
Sd3. Ulen lltdbmisiionen bar en- rum
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-30
Wi9rf!

gau @runO Of, at ri ! oenne ugs
bar en- etitra 9OileOag, 5dtIigelfess
6ageu, ier ri os neot til at laOe bette
9ir. llogad meO fun 4 SiOer. Tpre
Sattere bar aft. bOuO De fan gore,
mar De arbeioer 8 9dge ON ugen.
Bore 9aIere beOes "a unoitHloe, al
De al Den @runo mdu nsies meo liot
minore oenne Sang. 9tgeiaa beoes
SnoTenoere, bois Qrtitler mua pente
til Ct Ienere Rr., unOffpIoe. 8i la
Ser / Iaa0aut SilfelOe, bOaO Ser bar
9iosbetpcning, babe 6Ortrinnet, og
houo Der fan oente uOen at blioe
qammelt, fadr oa Cot at Oente. Reo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-30
8. Oen r.

sSd, 0enoer @ennsr, unoitplO, oct
bliber, fun ct lille Sios6lif, en- tatz
nemli9 9iden, jeg beruOe at Hpggsn
at e0ers metige Raboer taiter neo
til Goer. Wen li0et er beOre emo intet,
Tiger ct gdmmelt OrO. Seq iagoe meo
5lio: en- ytatnemlig 6ilIen". Wit
iioite 9eieg Dos eOer itaur nenli9
en0nu / min @rinoring 6elt ipiaeDens
De; tbi ieg tdlte tire @dnge cen Sens
Dag. % oct fOretOm mig, at 5 gjOroe
ligeiom qrofeten Seremias, iIugte
mine Oro, bOert eneite ct. Oct er,
IGNITE jeg. 3il3srere, Der er OGrO at
tale for.
0enber MenigbeO, Oh bar eler8
900 @run0 til at OGre tdtnemlis for,
.1oao 6erren bar giOrt imoo dig til
! Dug. Sent Blot en- ii 2tur tilbagel
.Sa. Ida - boao Iaa9 Iaa bill oit
.6jerte itemmes til Saf.
Gn tafnenlis, life en- tnurrenoe
.Wlenigbeo, bar en- 6remtio for iig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-30

fammen meo 81 ntisnsnle" os glioea.
De-. Size fdd 3darer ida jeg triae
NED 40 fere 8inoer, od jeg lao CO for
talte li0t ON port fore, fGlles Idligs
6jem. bpor. iom Sdu5eren Tiger:
~Sngen 9DOer peo 2egemet 9Gfse,
itumne ru tale os blinOe Ie"
ga. iboenoe 8enrer 0eruOe / gruf1,
nadr 5 fun bar Oeri1e Sadbeis 6d1e
BELT op pdd 3opmditen al eOsrs life
5rosifuoe, ida bar oct insen Rto.
6erren gl9Oe eOers 6ierierl Os 5
tienenoe 9enner 0eruoe, tom Oet le=
pen0e / 0u: at tiene, set er Oen bfi@
eite R%angsGre i @uos 8i5e. aongsn
to9 ieIp en- 5ieners Sttttelie pdd ia.
Se oerp1a, ndlr 3rGtbeo / @ernins
gen meIoer Iig, ian ifdl S puanb
Iare op iom grne meO Yinger.
6oorleoes gdur oct meO 8pgnin-
gen.
6erren petite mesen aGrligbeO
bldnot bort 8olt til Sdndtoriets
5remp1tst, oct lille pddbegpno.e
aImene MenneI tetGraig6eOsns Nrbej
De | Den Itore, n~s0liOenOe 9erOen.
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,Smuler"
(qf i. 9 6.
(5ortfut.)
8. Oanne6rog, Rebr.

oOgOensQ uoinzGu! Of. goo. Den
III. 5iolig paa Mprgenitunoen ruIs
.tos ri inc til O9oen, Utah. SorOea
Ell Oettet meo oct boioe Snela9en.
Qlt er barit og toIot. Gn goo balO
Zines Opbol0. OGDEN ligger 4,310
600 oDer 0aOflaosn og bar ct Snos
|tpggerdntal at $4,000. 0itancen fra
Ona3a til Ogden er li9e 1000 Mil.
Sun 9alOoejs. 2ige fire Elmer for
lent.
Smiolsrtf0 radber aon0uttsren
rQG rig9tl". aun en- 10 a Is Msiie
|uoenfor 9pen er aft ifpnt og oejligt.
ia, itoriladet Og benripeno. 6pao er
Der od? So, for oct ferfte fmiler Sos
len ct oenli3t 800 Worsen" til os,
% fdd 6dOoe jeg n9r fagt Teller 81
CHER Salt Gate" Ssen, nej, tsrs.
.paa Sernbane oper Suit Gate, fful0s
.ieg iige. Uaen Sagen er, man bliDer
belt fortrblet peo bette I~toriludeoe
Spn, bette imponerenn, iom Tiger
fer for 2jnene: Seen. gjergene, ben
ffile, blante Spejlilaoe, og SOlens
Reflettion. Og bette a9mpeo9rt, uos
fsrt uf Menneifeinile, = ben 80
Mile lange Bro opsr Seen. Og tor,
ortet, oejligt, ia, b~enrioen0e og OPP
lsftenoe iti1sr fig Der aft / 9jebliftet
for nit Die. gato, bpor ou sr itorl
% Menneifeinille, on bjalpsr til Be
tpemmeligbeosr | QiDet. 0u F%orfot>
ter buu6s 5fo og 9ejlongoe. Ogden
Qucin cutzof fortorter 8ansn 102
Mil.
llnbftptol Oct bar 10 ct Sioeblif
til DaHnebroe, fom eaferen
turos bente | 0en6olo til OoerifriFs
ten. 5borfor til Dannebrog9 Da
ruler me6 en- 5art df 40 Mil forbi
0annebrOg, eIer bOuo ies | oenne
Jorbinoefie f%oritanr ensbetpOenoe
meo 6opar6 Co., Hebr.
Oct, fom bepirfeoe ct file flpgtigt
5anfebefps oeruo, bar en- Jnobpoelie
til en- 4irteinobielie Den 2. Dec. s..
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%

slipsr isnot til 5ubikibsnter. inotil rotrpt
fs!ia 0piiselie mootases al ubsiperns, Os al
YoIb er betolt. / 0perensfenmslis meo b.
6oreneoe Staters Boftlops.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-30
"a. @uoteIop! 9rofet. % Gram

Sd, 01ottelop! Yrofets % Gpdrlz
geliitgsrningen bar ri o9 bebolOer oi
6. D. I. / paulinit 5oritdnO). Oct
fan ingen forbinore. Men fmertelist
oct, at pan. Der troner biit opps,
ital bape Sorg at os for por Seloz
iItterbeos os pdaItddenbeos SfplO.
SOer for ii9 beraaber ri os pua bans
OrO, = at Oct og oct dlene bill oi
rette "a inorette os efter. Ulen ben
Dag bill NOT oprinoe for bper entelt
az os, od ri meO bpiet 0obeo maa
6etenoe, at Ser Dog. troos Dor beoite
Billie, bar iaa meget at bort eget. Der
Ipiaeoe inc meo. o. at mango at De
Tmda R9oe, Der ituIoe bore grefei,
fit 9Oo at tumle fig uforbinoret.
Og MI oct lutberite % 2utber. Sa,
en6oer 9rlig 9ut9eraner oil p:oe
@uO 5dt for BAN og bans @ernin9.
Sap0e bdn life talt oct ferIte, Oct
frpgteligt ~dfgsren0s Sro. par oct
maaite life tall en0nu. Ulen lao os
for atting butte. at Cutter unigepel
tar ct MenneIte, % at bdn funoe
ieile, ia, at ban pda flere bigtige
9untter feileoe. gn fatolIf greit,
meO boem ieg en9on9 reiite fammen,
imeo mig | 2jnene, at 2utber 10 dne
befdleoe 2anogreo Slip at 6ess
fen al 9ifte fig meo War8dnte 0e
.Sale, u0en at babe Sfilsmisie
fra i'm 6uitru, 8rebin0en. 5roos Den
~tatolTte Oberoribelie er set 10 oo9
idnOt, at 9ut6er og Melandton dfgdo
en- Tfreben Grtl9ring / oenne u6pgge=
fge Sag 10. Dec. 1880 boori bet
Fl. q. 6eooer, al Nt al. Sefamentss
3ianOelie til 5l%ertoneri in8en
.Ste0er uotrpffetig er ops
99Oet oct mt.
Oetts er ierseIi9t. men Ianot. %
bar bel not 2utbers Itgrite 5ejlha9efe.
Dog BAR set ingen ringe 5in9, naar
Ran ON Safobs grtu Iagoe: nSams
menlignet meo oisie (neml. en- Del
ANDRE nbteit. Breeze er Sacob8breoet
Dirtelig Inlet arroet emo ct 6dlm6rer,
for set inoeboIosr dloeles intet al
GOangeIiet".
O9 Der er pei ingen at Dem. iom
|iDnes at pGre mere llr6erife emo Mee
Iteren ielp, Ser oil unoerlfrioe Nottie
@iOnesbpr0 at 9utber: Oct esents
lige GOangelium er life Sfrtft, men
Get minolige Orb eaer leoenoe Reit".
- 6poroiot imiolertio De fore
ilOaeoe Regler for Q9gman0suirt=
|iom6e0 er beIoige o. gennemfsrlig'
pos Os, Oct er en- 9el d1oen Gag.
IIpm jog ilet life tyr uotale mig ON.
Seq tor oet idd ms5st minOre. ION ie1
fun er
5fIffuer.
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2iDet.
Gornpet. genifre Si0e rieget
meotaget.
5ilbsielis til at faa apopleftiIf
Slagtili9loe.
81. Wiiles Veruine gap mig mn
Gin.

.Heffe er for at b~eirafte, at iee bar brus Or. sri
les Mibier | %ubftraff Brob, iRrlig bdus Retitprdfiue
Nsrpine. ipnl bar eipri Wiounoete ior mig. Scr fefs
War fioen baube Iea nerpsS Sp9ffelie % after tot tire
Nor fioer, reo huiffen qgligben ieg ~bespubie at BRUCE
Dr.. Miirs' Refiur4 tire HsrUiqe seq Deoblei nef at
BRUCE BIT | iefs A~,nanefe en- a b,r then brLet bet Lei
Iiohebsbis / b iofte 10 Aar 3eg sr prairif talf en-
NJ Wano % 'sler. AZ ieg CT blenet ginet 10 perefpgfia
beb. asa haDoe for Tssei NeHme grfaio ~ Dare
nerfer, men fiDen SruJeu II Neru.re I'm lea ipne ma
ten hp1b m helft lea snlfe' rctn Sfef'. go bieu
mt rtsaf { maho a. n bsrsm' tuif qrarFOr ire Aar.
eben. bon %fprtolie mig. q ieo DaItiIprieiE til at Iaa
<!!seftltaibe uaar iov belh. % = tsl' Iaiu %peuitre
eIbt par megsf msef1gst. Bet bar Iiae for, ieg bes
atnofe at BRUCE Fr. Miles' Reitp-a.lpe Grrpine. Nit
4rbeibe to % Ct baibt War BAR ncrei rieaet b~aarbtfor
mtnr Nerper. ara = prrfi rr,uec peloife og REFER
0ennem mine Tiarrsser e 1o.lOO Wa bpsrt Var.
6rabtfsr gennemirit 9 I'm ganse ON llgen, %forucsH
ct b0re til Sfsoe teb orefninQsnirbrt, % bar Nlasier
81 andre Eligtst Dfb Sibeu AZ. Tafiet prit Or. Fri
- ReftprdtIne ytei pins bar ieg punpef I gHgf trpos
bette hnatbf u beioe, iubtil Ia nu ueisr 1875 Hunb,
n~fen q xnHb mere rpb hibf'l { al min Geretio. Sea
Dscoslf asr. ne. .9uor reg iqa aaar I'll all Der fiber
al Hert inaghsc, qierfe sner Wapeingcpm " = Nep.
Qprreti fnpiif, ga.
!, Nus aagibsij 4 jrlse, % sarautersr ben fsrffe
fInife al 1n. lQilrs' ~gGaems6fer. Sfrlu eftst FIJI Scg
ON Aefppfi o. IL I igg omme. UbreSfe; Tr
DRiies' usebteaI o., 0Itbari. 3no.
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|9uo Ife 2ob, for 9Oer en- epg. luta.
STRIFE, Der opfsres % inoDies.
airteri, Iom Itdl inooies. er beli5z
senoe / 8Den GuTbtns. Waau bette
npe @uOs6us 6liOs til rig @elii9s
nellie for bort 6olt pao De Ggnel
Oct sr ct nbt 2bsglimt-i 0dfpdro
60, = en- &epr9Ientant mere for
ariItenOpmmen, G~iutliIationsn %
Mloralen. Obi bette er. bodo 8irten
er, troos ale oens Mto0ItdnOeres On
oreb. Den apoitoliItes eodngeli1te
Strife er @spOens lsften0e o8 BE.
Dureuoe Magt. 9oor @odngeliet
.Seius &riitus O9 ban torsfeitet til
lSpnOsres 6relIe" tommer inc / en-
I0otiOn, 6umiIie % 5noiOio, Der
cmifobes 8aarene til lbtteiige og iaz
lige 2ipsoiltudr.
s 1888 ON Gftsraaret af6oiotes
Der ct / mere eno en- 0enieenoe mar
feliet MteNs / 6oiparO so. Seq tror,
Get bar tdlOt Misiioasmpoe. Oct bar
life oct m9rtelige, tbi BET Ndon par
oa bert for. Waen Ost mGrtelige bar,
al Der fremms0te fun 10 bofsne DEN
neTter "a iua ct Barn. en- Oreng pdd
EN- Z q 8 9ldr. MfisTonsme0et Ituloe
bare Oarst ON 5ormiOoagen al.1012
men set bleo life til nogst.
Smi0lerti0 tpm Der ben paa Dd9en
Ell Gar 9as Soft fra 9dmpton, glebr.
Saa 6leO ser 6olOt Msoe neoe / en-
Ougsout". en- Slass Soro6ptte. Del
pdr mlO9ren0e paitor 2. So9nions
06o9renOe BALLADS. 9ette Ms0e
por ct af oe mGrteligIte MeOer,
Ipm jeg 9ur oaret me0 til / Qmerita.
StuIOe jeg taratteriIere Meoet, Iom
set bar, (0et fan not bore, al oenne
aarafteriItit pilOe feIoe en- sGer dns
cen Itrengt orto6ots for 8rpItet. la
Ban uO6rpOer: 8atteriD men Mlcoet
iom set BAR, iusoe ieg, iaa madt!e
lea taloe set ct - @rRoemeN, 8e0:
mgOe CO Samtalens0e.
l6oa0 greO man ooer2 Os ieIo D
port Bolt. 6Dao nar man for2 pit
Suns Rige maatte TONNE meo bets
araft til port Soft. 5baO iamtas
leos Di ON? Stal oi uotrn0t at Den
n~orffzoanfte eng. 'ut6. aonferentis'
Stal oi flute % til Sen odnite airfs,
Stal Ri oanne en- MISUNDERSTANDING
Gler ifdl Ri oanne Il airteidmfuno?
0ette IiOfe Itete Qaret efter, 1884,
oen 2. DARTS / Omoba.
Ogiaa oette bar en- ringe ge9pns
Nlfe, men en- 8~tgpnOelfe til ben
QirfIom6eo, iom Der / Dag er Den
ffgrIte og melt omfatenoe tirfeligs
girtiombeS blanOt pert olnife 5olt
Qmerita, nemlig Den foren. banife
eb. lut6. STRIFE / Qmerita". 9rooer g.
Sobnions Sorobptte moe | gltten Oeo
Ger fife rislenoe Bel er ~egentlig in
oirstte ben fOreneN oanite airtes
6sositeO.
6ilIen til 0dnnetrogsfoltenel
Secoma, Iepa0a, oen 20. Rob.
1906. st Sioa6lif til 9enitrs, til
9naI6, GOlo. % Salt 9ate 6itq,
Utah.
7. 8ru 3.
Iat, 9enner, Oerneoe paa Cana
mtoriet for 8eisget iioit! De to 9dsss
Op6olo 6os eoer par mig til iano
@l96e. 8lanot Be mango Gormer.
bOOri arifti 9arlig5eO ptrer III Der
neoe I Den itrioenos airte, ipnes mig.
al Den ii norenoe &arligbsosform
er en- af De ftenneite. Del at hj9lpe
iDge og liOenoe Menneifer / Osrss
Peo, oct Ter 6erren meo 8elbebd1
pda. st 8eger tofot 9an0, itantet
ii. en- terItenoe eapr liOenoe Sjel.
ifal oisTslig faa I'm 2en.
60or ftsn for mig bar bin Gfters
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snife at rHhoer Qers
ion. ION sifu ms' is
Der unoer Eluifenna5,
Fal lnrr at ienoe ttite
Gaaf miooel. ~ on Zt
nlener De- alporii0t mto
Gsres 5origa pda at
nbrptee bette Enoe,
oil lea, ON ge tiliiri
Der mig. meebsle 9em
tuori bette qraemi
bel beiiaar. Gttie
7ilbuo Ct eiOrt | Cps
rieiiebso. 9ea bar
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feHot 5fnae nsrbiiuloe Mebeeislie gratis til 9uine'r
Of nnifr rQiaa at iinoe BIT til Dim.
9RiH aebresie er. Wrs gaareara stnottinn,
ii87 Maple Aee., elIbnrn, u. y. ON se
II ftriper mia ibas. bill Tee befOors 9sres Trsp itrdis.
Senb Ineen Benet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-30
On 0n0ruS BuoI&ad
Selbreoeoe fin Mano for 9rnt-
fenifab
Sfrip til benoe | Sag 90 bun uiG
mto 8iGbe meh0ele Sem boOr
lsnes fun aiurhe oct,

Rn Rnub par en- hoarbnotfet 9taufer { crer %
liar naai I hau i%orisaie anf mnliee W,ioler for al
tmrf fnfr. 3aHht ~fnrrItbt tea BAN uep ct fmpelt
aae ess Nc d. rsf brs 6emmeliabtb. 3ea
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D0roifulo RECEIPT
Semoes Trit
Sil ipaae Oh nerppie W9nb.

De- bar I min Btnbbelie en- Reeepf for ct nrfbi
i I prptniobei. forefrepef af en- irfmraaeHos
'wls ipHt Tea ronbferie mig meb unoer ef feisQ |
"a le S0n0t. 3ea ueo al sgen Grfa frg, at fiffe
srae fiofe. rrrpaiereti Ore en- i~ieuHsiis mfo Rfs
q 81 u. e. = be aner toiie ftsifi renng Diih!ef Tor
acle. Hsrusit "a aitr@ febe WrH0 3eg beb D ~tff,forot
sei ,l az NJ q Delbf e5ea. cite at reg DiDbs Il / IN
~faiicir ctD. leg haure forheH f0Ffsgt <|retfaIit
"A icriienie glaze 1%oerminier % Aebonhiinaer,
1t eli no. n mrrfrar Torb 'orina fea peo oaf4a. at
ia { anor. or ha libt fra Selaern II CneHans
Itra ellie. ~nnaDommeliae Jeillr b. lib t9nii mhe
sfr uoffeisf', faafqm Neru iiief. baGrlia onfnss
IL Tab az gipsfreft. Wan. el poa Tor 70 'Unh b.
afo;antt En-, uuoin lie. Srerier / sia9atn. gifraf
isiir oiu. hor Il trepst pia 90 10 toll, Dc 0 IA r
bic { bilbigb bet AZ D ffff es0euio5e II mia
10 q Drb. hUpr ~Daniffiiai bet e. a lire o lire /
/ . tf eanp. tor ifa teilitiei Ct bio D ~ Z. o. I'll
snhper. nj irTnger e. lao am ER eniin Fl o ~
iirice et, pu q ieucs ~ Nftrtf al ofHn X eeri
n,b HabrY biz unorrrrtnina iprt o. / bfep ri. II
~ ta7f Hecei zen Hbfn IdI "a bt ND 'ef T En-
10 II 5am ngia nit @oaD o. iorfea BIT, 0g r
mn ps iinbf neiif at . re nef0p nt Niborl. ye ira
arr 'pr at biipe iane. fart % %forneief. Ho min
D ebfi. tInber ~ en- Cmfirnniaheoer . laraer r.
fIerr fub fenne line gum % ifg gnlffr Tile. at .
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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-08-31
CUTTING AFFRAY
AT MT. PLEASANT
MurderOus Negro Seriously Cuts Of
ficer Pack.

Officer Pack, of Mt Pleasant, had
narrow escape from death Thurs
day and Is confined to his bed with
several serious wounds. Mr.. Pack in
making his rounds heard the sounds
of shots and entered house to In
vestigate. AS he appeared within the
door Dempsey Lawrence, a negro of
bad character, attacked him with a
knife and cut two gashes in the back
of his neck, penetrating to the bone.
Mr.. Pack managed to draw his pistol
and fire. but was, at such close quar-
tiers. he could not use it to advantage
and only succeeded in wounding the
egro in the leg. Though Mr.. Pack was
seriously wounded and was bleeding
freely, he gave chase and caught the
negro. The negro again used his
knife, cutting the officer in several
places, but was finally overpowered
and lodged in Jail.
Mr.. Pack is an efficient and fearless
officer and has given the town OF Mt
Pleasant good service.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-08-31
MILLIONS IN
RESERVE
FOR POLICY HOLDERS or THE
LIFE COMPANIES.
While Cost of Insurance Is Materially
Lowered. the Object Of Proposed
Legislation.

ST. PAUL, MIMI, Aug. 24.-Millions
will be held in reserve for the policy
holders OF life insurance companies,
and the cost of insurance win be ma
terially lowered. if a bill approved by
the Insurance Commissioners at their
session today is passed by the var
ious State Legislatures next winter.
The bin which requires an annual
apportionment and accounting of sur
plus of life insurance companies is
said to strike at the root of all evil
on the life insurance company man
agement by holding their officers &C
countable for the enormous surplus
funds accommodating under the deferred
dividend contracts under which near
ly all of the large companies operate.
After some substantial changes the
bill requiring an accounting and dis
tribution of surplus was adopted. 1t
Is thaught that this bill, If passed by
all the States, win do more tC-ard
securing the economical management
of insurance companies than anything
else,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-08-31
Y. M. C. A. WORK
AT MT. PLEASANT

MT. PLEASANT, Tenn, Aug. 25.-
On Sunday, September End, all SER
vices here will be given over to the
State Y. M. c. A. In the morning at
all the churches there will be special
sermons on topics concerning young
men. In the afternoon there will be a
mems meeting at the Presbyterian
Church, which will be addressed by
Mr.. w. S. Frost, of Columbia. The
evening services will be mass meet
ING in which all the churches will
unite and will be held at the PresDy-
terrain Church, and will be addressed
by the visiting speakers. The visitors
will be Mr.. Frost, of Columbia, who is
General Secretary of the Young Mems
Christian Association in that city, and
Mr.. Ernest Lovan, a member OF the
state Committee at Nashville. The af-
ternoon meeting will begin at 4:3O
and is for men only. Admission will
he by ticket. Tickets may be had
for the asking at the Mt. Pleasant Fur
niture Co.'S. store, Bank Of Mt, Pleas
ant or the Blue Grass Phosphate Cos.
Office
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-08-31
KING IS A
WINE AGENT
Alfonso Puts in His Spare Time Ad-
vertisine Sherry.


s(London Cor. Chicago Record-Herald.)
King Alfonso has this week been re-
ewing many compliments of the press
on practical and commercial imagi-
nation which has made him turn his
visit to England to account as means
of pushing the interests and renown
of sherry wine. 1t is said the world
has never seen any sovereign, and one
so young, too, so quick to seize the
pportunity of combining pleasure and
business as he is showing himself to
be in carrying his national wine in
his pocket for the purpo-es of adyer-
tisement He has taken his sherry to
Scotland with him, and it now appears
that at all dinners and parties given
by him at Cowes sherry occupied a
prominent place in the menus. Out
of a selection of eight or nine wines
four were usually sherries, and as the
wine was of an unusually fine quality
1t attracted a good deal of attention.
King Edward complimented Alfonso
upon possessing such wine, saying he
had not tasted such excellent sherry
for many years.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-08-31
HORSEFLESH
AS GOOD
Advocated by. Prof. William n. Brew
err, of Yale University.

NEW HAVANA, Conn, Aug. "a
Prof. Vim. H. Brewer, Professor Elmer
titus in Sheffield Scientific School of
Yale University. in brief speech at
the banquet of the American Veteri-
nary Medical Association, last night,
advocated horse flesh as food. Prof.
Brewer said that horses are less liza
Bile to disease than bovine cattle that
are now eaten for food, and the only
thing which prevents the use OF the
horse flesh in this country is prejudice
and lack of knowledge OF it's whole
someness.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-08-31
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD
FOR MARRIAGES

The Swift Packing Company has be-
come an ally of Dan Cupid.
The company has adopted the plan
of giving wedding present of $50 or
more to each employe in its Chicago
office on the announcement of his mar
riage.
You might conclude that this is evil
denee of the fact that a 'soulless cor
poration' had discovered heart We're
it not for the reasons given by the
managers
These are the reasons:
A married man can be depended up
on better than an unmarried man,
Having taken on domestic responsible
tiles, he takes to his work more SER
iously.
He puts his work on a higher plane
than the young man whose brain Is
filled with thoughts of the girls and
of social doings. a4H
The married man is not as extra
VACANT as the single man. He cannot
afford It,
He Is not so "fiighty" and change
able. He can better be trusted in far-
ious financial affairs.
In short the company Is moved by
commercial motives. 1t pays the mon
ey because 1t gets In return better
service.
The clerks are quick to SEQ the
point. Not only is the so In evidence
when the employp is called ION the
carpet and given the envelope and
the congratulations of the company.
Promotion and higher salary is be-
hind the gift The effect is said to be
that the clerks get busy" in matri-
! monial adventures.
And so, while the transaction Is a
purely business one, 1t is none the
less graceful
And it puts premium upon married
life-a premium that belongs to that
normal state.
The married man, other things be-
Ing equal, not only puts higher prem
ium upon his work but upon life Ia
general. He has new motive for liv.
ing. New responsibilities strengthen
his character. His struggle for sue
cess takes on a new meaning. He be,
comes better man and better citi-
zen.
The recognition that a good wife
helps to make for success needs en-
enlargement and ii Is to be hoped the
example of Swift & Co. may be fol-
lowed by other corporations that can
give such encouragement.
No young man can afford to get
married for $50, but he can afford it
for hundred other good and suffice
lent reasons. memphis News Smim-
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