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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-11

1D airte Sfaaen. Som
tioligere meooelt arbeioes Der for
5ioen for Opfsrelie at en- M airte
/ Sfagen.
gnraaoet bar I ct nplig afbol6t
0eoe oeotaget at noe ct gelsb at
$4,000 Str. til So9ens 5remme. Os
efter at babe uoitrenet en- Gonfurs
renee me1em ongtige 4rtitetter. bill
man ie9e at opnaa StatstiIituo til
ben me airtes Spferelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-11
Nrit!Trits
Oil l1ge og 0oen0e.
9elbrebelie for 9eres
iDgOol1t.
semoes 9emt frit.
0rit paa be8jGring.
Trit til Gent.

hber fiinnb 81 tUinpt
offer for praauiif in9s
bonn, ubuprfes lioens
be eller Iieebruot beis
fe. Or. aibos iilbno
ON en- fri forissss
~bebanblirg er giret
ifieo dbfplut fait
oberbebisHirg on, at
hdne %ingefuiSler Ian
% pil ituppe inaogiH,
helbrene ben o. llUe
Dem ~fnlotuH,ii9 hele
ie % iraftsr. Ser
iiuoes ineen lisia3t
hpcrfor De ills Il
%QienotHne 2erfF fihs
ie belle, tuis n snn
~beflutfer Dem fUr at
benptfe ben irie 'ora
fpas b~ehdnalir1 nieo
fine ~pieunoevlt5e grs
oeinibiet. BET y IL
Iiaegploigi n~ib5ab
be- itnhenheo 8kres
ssHnfha
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-11

Den zoe.
8ennes Aeqeringsaar hapoe pGs
ret lnffeliae Mar for Soft o9 Wez
uiaheo. ia ogiao for Soneen leIr.
Ser bapoe punoet 1T 5olts 9pjagS
telie peo i'm uoeitittelise RetiInolgs
beo "a Oroboloenbeo.
Oct bapoe lite paret uoen Setpos
nina, at BET oanite 5olt og De oanlie
qriItne finoe fe Up til BAN iOm en-
/ Sanobeo guofrp9tig aonge.
gu, pa Song 5reoerit ben Ots
tenoe hapoe beitsget 5ronen, ptloe
giffoppen paa ale Waeolemmers
0eone uotale oct 9aab. at Den 9enz
aipenbeo og 5iaio, iom Song ePrt.
titan baboe bulloet, mdatte gad l
Qrp til bans Sen.
Meolemmerne pdabprte Jormanoens
uotalelfer ~itadenoe.
Man ait oerefter oper til galg az
gmbeosm9no. 9algte blep Yros
fesior aasfen (gileformano), Stiftss
fasierer 81. peterien (anoen Vic
formano) iamt SeriteI9rer UiattbIS
ssfen, gaitpr galslep, 9siitolefprs
itanoer Sbomisr os pditor 9aur
ZEN (Setretarer).
Oct meoOeltes. at Samlingen ntl
blipe ~affluttet ieneit ariiti 9immels
fartsoag. Den "a. Mdj, og oa Der |
Senre Canning pil p9re at fors
banole fplgenbe Sper9smaal: Zen
aeiitli9e Retspleje, airteforfdtnin
cen, qreftelpnningslopen 6erunoer
aorIlag ON 4fitaHelie at Raaoenss
Garrett og 5orTlag Om preiteembss
oernes gei9ttelfe.
Msoet oen %. Qpril.
apntordef 9omfier sjoroe iom
Orofgrer for gtonomiuopalget aeoe
for oct df ct ~1nOeruopalg uodrbeIz
neoe uotait til nogle 9eifemmelier
ongaaenoe peaiternes 2enning og
yeniionering fumt Naaoensaarets
4fifaHelie.
Ulan baDoe beitrabt Jig for en-
Sroning, Der fan bore Jig ielp, oq
fom life freezer ANDRE Wlloler, enc
Dem, Der I 6oroejen er benlagt. q
enfelte gmbeoer fprellaas regulereof
iaaleoes, at aaereoe ben unge pr9.i
fan faa lit pasienoe uofomme 90
iamtioig 8etingslie for gennem 2q.
herstiueg at eua frem I Snot9at,
Northumberland Sn0t9gter re-
auleres og orones | a 9lasier, faas
leoes at De enfelte Stifter bliper no
aenlunoe lige iilet.
1. &lasie = N Hienoeoef at Gms
heoerne = reguleres til 400 ar,
aarliq, 2. ST. TO Hienoeoele =
til 5000 Gr., 3. ST. = tire Nienoe=
belle - til $500 4r. % 4. ST. :
ire Nien0eoele = til 1000 ar., all
foruOen ~Gmbeosbplig e1er pasfenOe
6uslejegobtgsrelie. S%osnepraiten
paa 2anoet ffal enopioere babe en-
Soroloo til 2 9efte og "a &esr
eIer pasfenoe 9efororingssootgJ-
relfe.
Gnopioere t~ilitaas Der felgenoe
NfoerstinRg. fadleoes at Jnoteqs
terne tiger me6 400 Ser. bperf 5.
Qar: /. &lasfe inotil 5000 Gr.,
2 al. inotil $500 &r., 3. aL. inos
til 4400 8r. og 4. ST. inotil 1000
Gr.
De reiioerenos aape1anier fan
Dog dlorig fattes bsjere ems til
2. Rlasfe.
Snsoelingen | &lasfer FAINT Opers
fsrelfe fra ben enc alasfe til Den
anoen (. Gfs. oeo SnotraoeIie
eaer Op6sr at peniionsbproer =
oa en- bel Del mere fer beo tgf. gfes
fpfution.
paabbiler Der peo ben ferite gfes
gulering ct gm6eoe 2aan, bpis 5or1
rentning os Qforag biz 6rinee bets
Snotaeter neo UNDER Den for gnls
teoef faftfatte Reguleringsfum, til
Hp6es bet m~aneIsnoe at 2snningss
fonoen.
Disfe 2bnninasflasfer pmfatter
fun Goeneprn feembeoer og reioes
xen4e 4nheffnrfex Q~dknmAexna
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-11
ota pMffer oe fptlenoe.

1ea snifer at qlpe BEN bcpis, forneuiHei't I
Infiefl at Gle NIT liz | fine cone ieaemer, ie1 otl beiaie
omfpitningerne Deb bette beuis, alt CT bet. til osnniler
ibite cent, itlp.
,3ea bar aabenbt belle NIT in iii bette nrbfioe. ,3fa
holber reeprben meo iufcrber helbreoebe- Ute biot
"noaet beore@-men tnienber ~fioli9ere ~fotiUilebs. III
munire, ft9rfe Ds friffe. 20 bisies trsne er ! min
beiibbelie "a bcplier hn1rt orb itn flyer. Hhenr-attsmt.
RnreinaooHi, Qrpcriue0pnf. gafrefteH. biRrsin9s
bonn, Maoe o. Tarrinabcu. 3eIpis SanHheh. osttes
inabpnu, 0TmnrThoitrf Netarrh. fnraefni1rrh. anfis
rgrsin1annaiien, VI aHia. arpniff Softe. 90 @rtoee.
Iipsiiben6e, RcutrseI. 9offeinae, puoiHsoorlHe.
Sirofer, ureut. Gii Yiob, NlniiHoelig iuag1eo.-
Crgnniife, faiiiBe inSopHlie. b~eibreoes % ~iocbiiuer
pariai belbrebeoc.
BET CT liataDloiet. bppr ino Te er. eder aDro ina
bonn &c liber al, ieg bill ienpe 9ein lGaeHiieiesHc-o3
be famine bill operlebfreres iEerfs epue 1Hn0gr aJfalut
aFatfn ale nff offufndfr hffdIf nj min
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-11

De anbrugt UNDER be!oige 6orbolo,
iad benoes oprepne Sino funoe fals
De / Ho, bpilfet ogiaa fuloitanoig
lbfteoes. Dian bill aitIoa f~oritau, at
nenne Rsoningsmeoaiae er bel for
tent.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-11
en- 9usmano tenter

en- 9usmono it9nfer
lin 5ormue til De
t ige. Sra 6Oliteo ffripes til
.Snaanospoiten": Den 10. apriI
1904 opoe 6usmano pg StrGooer
Sper 6onien I 2imstrup. geo 3eitu=
mente bapoe ban, Der bar Gntemano
og uoen 2%ipsaruinger, IfGntet belle
lin 6ormue til et 2egut for De fat
tige I 5oliteo Soen. Gfter at gpef
er realiieret os opgjort. blep BET
ben %. 9lpril Iuttet, os oct Diite iig.
al 9eboloningen bar 1888 ar.
% gre, bpilten Sum oegdtet oms
fdtter. Der er oprettet 5unodts
for aegatet % tilbaee itaor fun at
fda fonaelie Staofaitelie oerpaa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-11
aisSe Ieeemioler bill b~elbrsee.

&c bar beIbreSet %iuienter al i%iiiGioer- nrfer lae
fnabomme-og be bflbrf0tr Hfftrt. Spprfor tube be
ba life oaiaa 6elbrebe Ten l-Gifre Eem inloi.Fnbia
frif o. ~eiengipe Dem eli frIetemmen belle o. .isss
Dlrbe.
"WiI1e Iabe mia ubretie bette for 7em.-gn &c iaoe
mia bepiie eet-libeHoe brobrr oe irfter2 Or q DIs
Tic iif at beiro Gsm iii ~nciiercn bIaHot larger, fom
life aIene gier beile iiltip. rtr oafda 6elieaots
ejerer bet % focli iesnrr q en- brgue % 5eots paa
fine Iraemiolcrs forfnocfa1 hfibrebfnee elentfds
Der nben en- eneiie cent | cait9iHinser for roger Huos
fngen BAN ieip.
een6 mig 8erss nasn "a fnlbiruoiae poii-aofesle
MI bag pa en- b~eifriuelie az Zfrfs iDgbpfn, na ll oil
piere nit nberiie Tor at filireositile enhber tuit. iou
&c bar e1er faH bare ON. at bisie fVgemioisr Of
rebbe Teres lo pg gisre alt i~naleoes iom nainrsu leiD
hdube III heHfgt at djere bet.
CAB mia ajgre Tem trft laienI @iu mia 5eres
naun % abresie % oaiiai fol uti9, bpprbdu 1e befias
Der ZEN, % Observation-Disclosures or 9eres pdd min
egen reaniH9 % rglfo. .9u0en reauinaer ~efterpda al
noqet Sdg-iutet interchangeable uoget uoeu min
erbe bile 90 mine gobe b%enfefer.
GoresIer: Or. Games ~. Qtoo,
Boz i.se, Sort @anme, 3mo., u. q. n.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-11

~AAAiA1f~%fN -
st 5arpel pg EN- Z |.
5pltetinssmanO Sens Butt bar Den
april isnbt fine @eIsere / Riz
befreoien en- meget bsjitemt afiieos-
hilien meo Eat for De 30 4ar, ban
bar p9ret arsoiens ReprGientant.
6r. Butt er fremOeles / fulo 8i=
aer, men life ositominOre neol9gaer
ban MI SpRroet meo Den BemRrts
ming. at ban al forlteaise 0runos
life fan mootdse oen 9gre, Der er
tilbuot mig. after at bare aanoioat
REQ oct foreitaoenOe 5oIfetingspale
i aibe".
6r. 9uit ilut.er meo en- 5at for
Den 5iai0, 99laerne bar pit BAN,
rg en- ~bjsrtelig Eat for truftig otsts
te % trofdit llOboloenheo / aooe %
onoe 0ogel 5af for goot Samor.
1tjoe / De mango itors % imad Sam-
funbsfpsr9smaal, hi bar boft ii!
gebonoling | 0isie mango 4ar".
@renfdno. 5%orfatieren Wths
(ius grichSsn % ean0. MAJ. g,prsz
'lG bolot Nften.n Den "A. AD ii
iSoreera0 / GIeoarnfif SeIFtl6
Mpliuss Gri6ien, iom meo I'm
Sfspeoition a~freiier til Eitgrpns
Iano oen "a. SUM-, gjOroe Reoe for
fine glaner, Der 10 tioligere bar boz
ret omtolt, unOeripgelier at De etncs
a~rafiite Jorbplo meO .6eninn til
oe noroligite Examiners OprinoelIe,
aortlaenine al 5ditlanosts moro
ritlige apitlinie, og enoelig en- epen-
tusl Rejie igennem oanoet ira Gli
til Bet, longt norolieere emo 5ribts
Ijof 9anfens tioligers Gfspe0ition.
Gonb. mag. porsilo. Tom ON
en- Madnsostio refer til 8~rsnlanos
@eittpit for paa Zen Disco al ali.
l9aae en- Decentralization, for
talie ON, at oenne i9rlig itulOs
pare uoaansspunttst for unosrie'
qelier al 8prelipei / sc d~rttiite 6aot
loa al Qldntelipei, for meteorological
log enoelio for ieismoeraFIfe Sagt'
Itagelier.
De inbfsots paaifaar. at 9rsn.
lano bar mango Soroif9lp. Der.
for er Stotionen peo en- 9elnnoeri
Ststte blsben uoruitet meo ieismo.
arafiffe 4%ppardter.
SITE Moalet. fun ct 81 D.
loel. Sra Slogelie f%triper g0gbl"s
Scrreiponoent:
Socinloemotra.iets aanoioat bel
9reoien. Reoattsr 6anien hrf>
9sroag aften Den q. QpriI ct Mte.
oe ! Slagelis. pso bpilfet 5olfe
%thingsmaho gorgbjerg talte. pf
=. a. omtalte zen raoitale 8ola.
rtstreform.
9enne 8efprm bar = iagoe 5olt
tetbingsmanoen Den itsrite 8e4
tponing, tbi osn Dag, ben fan gen.
nemfsres / 9anostbinget, faIoes Der
mpralfte 9eosopm ober ben pri-
pilesere0e 9alsrst. = og bsrbeb op:,
Qanostbinget ielb / bets nuparen.
Ioe 5orm.
Scr Os Socialoemofrater er =
tilfsisbs 5r. gorebjerg ieners =
@ennemferelien al ben alminoeliet
@alsrets Gnsberreosmme / Stat %
&ommune imiolertio life Mdalet,
men fun Ell Miooel. 8ennem Den
alminoelige 9algret itdl 9unost os.
nOfrdtiieres, oe oerefter fommer ioo
5uren til 0ennemfsrelfen at bort
Program. 5erit fal Somfunoci
oemotrotiieres. oerefter iociatiferes,
Iog meo bet for Die i~tstter pi Del
raoifale genftre oberalt, bbor pi itft
feb meoer meo 4anoioater, oeia1
foroi bet gnloer ON at forbinore Del
5orlig | 0alsretsfasen, Tom 81. a.
Suitiisminifter Qlbertis glao Tlpo
paa eftsr greD 5riis' 9Orfenstule,
Gn Reonings me6aiff
Igfter Snoftinins at Suititsminifte-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-11
QunmurR
Set firfelise nopals.

4oe oroinare Samlina.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-11

Sploaterfet t.. s St. ). Il. WP.
/ Coenie, boor Der Deo Snotdloeliel
6lep inoifrepet ca. 220 Soloaier.
iom foruoen en- M9neoe cioilt Fri
tillige afsup til Spbepurine ca. 300
ar.. afboIotes / Ssnodes en- Bel
tomftfeit for 81 npe Refrutter. al
hpilfs Der bar meot oper 300.
AGe aOmpagriheferne Og en- Del
2sjtnanter os llnOeroHicerer a
til Steoe Oeo Soften Oe t~ilfenoeguD
oeres SDmpati for belle oct tore Qr=
tejoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-11

Strnnbing. Dampitibet scr
t6a" at aebenbupn, aaptajn Rass
musien, paa Rejfe fra 5bifteo til
Q(ntperpen, er ben "a. 4pril frat
oct / 5arpanoet mar Jagseiuno.
Stibsbaaosn t9ntrsoe UNDER 0orps
ming. Gn Mano orufneoe.
Gn ubefenot bnlaitet Oamper
er | famine Dag ifranoet paa Sens
Der 9snner peo Easy.
SloIes. Wanoag often ben %.
9fpril opftoo $40 / @aarosjsr g.
Iieliens @aoro | Stuoerlefe peo
5asleb. 3 2ebet af ct Oar Elmer
neobr9note @aoroen til @runoen.
Nosle aser os Sbin i~noe6renote,
men De flefte areatur og Oct meite
af Snoboet reooeoes bog. Sloen OPP
ffoo fra Sforitenene. Gjeren fiber
ct betpoelist Cab, 0a ban fun bar
labt ~asiureret.
paafelgenoe Dag opftoo Der
SD | aaptajn Nisfens gnfes 5us
| Senoerbo paa Gans. Sloen for
planteoe fig til o. Gre6eritfens Gns
fes 6us, og besee eienoomme nsos
brnnote totoIt. 2un Greoeriffens
gnfe ft Iiot at Snbboet reooet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-11
I'm Soqnetirte paa SIRE

I'm Sognetirte paa SIRE
herifsberg. 5 Get. aucas
Sogn bar Menigbeoen / Iangere
9io laot 0lioler til SIDE til Ops
fprelien at en- M airte meo tilbs
lenoe l~loitiaelie at en- Del at Sog=
net. 9eo giorag fra Here as
bl. a. ira en- sntelt Mdno, er bis
ponible gelsb MI blebet fua tort,
at man er peo at forbereoe Sagens
@irtelieserelie / en- nGrmere 5rem
tio.
&irfen bill TONNE til at ligge pao
6opit3pej, pad en- Del at oct gdmls
5reoeritsberg Soipitols 8runo, 90
Den pil faa tinoet en- Del oels al oct
nupqrenoe Get. 2utas So9n. iom
9ilafparteret ON G6r. Wintberss
rel, bels at 5reoeritsber9 9amle
Gosn. fOm gi1obejene ba9peo 5rss
beritsbere 6ape. Ogida Smallcs
Qaoefborteret ogies benlagt til BET
me Spgn.
Oct er Wenineen, at Get 2ucas
tirfens nup0renoe Soenepr9it It, pa
flor 6drulo Oftfnfelo. / lin 5io ifdl
pGre Soonepr9it peo sen npe airic.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-11

Tunoen oeo / en- Serna
banepogn. 9a ct @oostog for
leOen bitten anfom til 5reoerits-
berg citation fra giterbro. bem9rie-
DC Yeriondlet, at Der laa en- arbeios
fl9ot Munosperion / 9remietupee'
paa en- 9oosposn. 0a Der life fun
De fares Gin / BAN, blep ban baa
ret oper paa SernbuneitatiOnen %
'2Gae Do goliti tiltalbt. 2asen err
flGreoe, at 9eoen bar i~notraaoi
6pOrfor 2ieet bleb fsrt iii 2i9bu.
let. Manosn bar rimeligbis lagt iif
til at iope / 9rsmietupeen maaf'
dllereoe forrige Nat. og auloen bal
"a gjort oct at meb BAN. 8ogner
par nemlig for 2 9aee iiosn l9s
fet paa .2ariers ploos". og Wlan
Den er muliapis aaoet ino / gogner
Ser.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-11

Gn Reoningsmebaiffe.
gfter Snoftilins at Sufitsminiftes
riet er Weoailen for brufnenoens
Re6ning blepen tilbelt ben unes
paftor 6. Waaner / Sartsbing.
Gnleoninaen BERTH er fsleenoe: en-
Dag | 0inter idd praffen fra In
8olig en- ung piee lsbe no oper
Gngen pe6 Garfs6ing Qa og oeref-
ter ffbrte fig | benne. 5an lob faa
cerneb, fprans | Maen oe fpsmmeoe
no efter benoe, bborefter bet lptfe>
6es BAN at brinns hen6e I Qann
Dernaft fsrse6e ban for at faa ben.
The Colorado statesman., 1906-12-15
Congregational.

The nomination of W. Morgan Shus-
ter, of Washington, as member of the
Philippine commission and secretary
of public instruction in the islands,
has been sent to the senate by the
president.
I Senator Beveridge has introduced a
bill to amend the meat inspection law
which requires the packers to pay
the cost of inspection. Another
inspection and packing or canning
shall be placed on each package.
Senator Beveridge, of Indiana, has
introduced a bill in the senate to pro,
hibit carriers of interstate commerce
from transporting products of fac
tories or mines which employ chill
dren under IA years of age.
The National Rivers and Harbors
convention in session at Washington
unanimously adopted resolution urg-
ing congress to appropriate not less
than S5O,00O,000 for improvements of
water ways at this session.
President Roosevelt has sent to the
senate in executive session an agree-
ment of the powers to prohibit the
sale or importation of fire arms, opium
or Intoxicating liquors to the South
Sea Islands.
The house has passed bill allow
ing states to prohibit the shipping of
convict made goods from other states
into their borders. The bill was in
troduced by Representative Hunt OF
Missouri
house to increase the salaries of all
civil service employees of the govern
ment ten per cent.
The house has passed a bill Great
ing game preserve of nearly 100000
acres in the state of Washington.
Senator Flint, of California, has in
trodrced bill in the senate providing
for an exhibition in Los Angeles in
1915 to celebrate the completion of
the Panama canal.
The Senate committee on judiciary
has reported favorably on the nomi-
nation of w. H Moody to be. an az
so~iate justice of the supreme court.
The president has sent to the SEN
ate the name of William B. Ridgely
of Illinois to be comptroller of the cur
rency.
Sentor Kittredge has introduced a
resolution directing an investigation
of the lumber trade by the department
Of commerce and labor
Mi.ceilnnesus.
In fire at an indianapolis match
factory recently eight young women
we're burned. four OF them seriously.
The Colorado statesman., 1906-12-15
NEWS OF THE WEI
Most Important Happenings cf tae
Past Seven Days.
I-~----tsr- It-ms G.+----> e--- h,s
parts of the World Condemned
Into Small Space for tho
BENEFIT of Our Readers.
Personn1.

Personal.
C. Goodloe Edgar and Edwin Earl.
sugar dealers of Detroit, Mich, plead
ed guilty to having accepted rebates
on sugar shipments and were fined
$4,000 each. The fine were paid.
The man who surrendered after at
tempting to rob the bank at Great
Bend, Kan, now says his name is j..
S. Kearnes and his home is in Chi
cago.
Levi Boster said to be the oldest
man in Missouri died at his home in
Houston, Texas county at the age of
116 years.
Eugene ]. Leahy last Of the crew
of the Monitor at the time of her
memorable battle with the Merrimac
died at New London, Conn.
The president has announced the
appointment of John w. Riddle at
present Minister to Roumania to be
Ambassador to Russia to fill the va
cancy caused by the appointment of
Mr.. Meyer to a cabinet position.
Arthur c. Harper. the democratic
nominee, was elected over the nom
partisan candidate as mayor of Los
Angeles, Cal, by a plurality of more
than 1000 votes.
In attempting to rob bank at
Great Bend, Kan, George A. Lewis, OF
Kansas City was captured. While he
was securing the money from the
cashier a clerk touched burglar
alarm which aroused the citizens and
caused his arrest.
Reports from Venezuela state that
President Castro who is seriously ill
has been removed to the sea coast,
that his recovery is not expected and
that serious insurrection threatens
the country
Ex-United States Senator Arthur
Brown of Utah was shot and probably
mortally wounded by Mrs. Anna Brad
ley of Salt Lake City in hotel at
Washington. She states the shooting
was the result of his refusal to keep
a promise she alleges he had made to
marry her.
Secretary of War Taft has been
elected president of the National Red
Cross. Charles H. Keep. assistant
secretary of the treasury was chosen
treasurer.
Mrs. Frank H. Greer, wife of the
editor of the Guthrie Capital, died re-
Gently of heart failure She was so
years of age.
Harry st. john, newspaper man.
from Mississippi died recently of apo
plexy in the Carnegie library at Or
lahoma City, Ok.
w. II. Moore, of Missouri, was
chosen president of the National
Good Roads association at the Mus
kogee meeting.
Dr. Lapponi, physician to the pope,
is dead in Rome of pneumonia
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-09
OPINIONS OF OTHERS.
un.t1-DatA Relation


An editorial n the New York Globe
ANA Commercial Advertiser tells with
much amusement Of these new.tangIed
sehemes fro snatching brands from
the burning Some Colorado towns ac-
cording To the Globe. are placarded
with posters bearing thu legend In
billboard type. ffFt Flight With God
followed by an explanation that 10 do
this The wayfaring man must so 10 a
certain church and listen TO the expo
'tions Of a particular preacher Thu
Young Mems Christian Associations
are booming their building funds BIZ
public bullatin boards in the streals,
re orling The hourly gain in new
donations. The Sunday chool pupils
are Learning "yells' Upon chance
meetings in the streets, says the
Globe TIE Eaptsf BOYS try to out
boiler" ths young Methodists On sun
day morning it declares that the Old
churches ling with the unwonte3
strains Of
Vino who who are We
We's the Method IS of salt Lake G,
Are we MrrmJus
No Tree
M-c-th-0dis-t.
In placing SAL Lake c." among
Colorado towns, the Globe shows
that the See America First" move
ment has come none too soon
"rhe moiren pei of advertise
ana fusyl has al last reach TIC
chm chs The "Rah. rah ram Imrah
Or releion'' type of eyang li-m Is
uf we credit ,t own statemcnt-D
matching n hundred souls from Sa.
tan's clutches. where the cldIashioncd
conservative methods saved one. Re
ligion now iust as much of a bus
ness. apparently, as anything else The
religions promoter is an actuaWy
Science. the great transmHtor has al
ready changed the spreadar of abe g0s-
pei from a more or less diguifeI con
ec-vatye. and tradition respecting I'm
diyidnal 20 an cmotionstlrring eX-
hCrtcr preceded hy an advance agent
who herald his approach by all rhe
spectacular devices practiced by the
theatrical stock company
The old fashioned way of .pTeadiHe
The gospel. the somber and -edate de-
meanor of ths old-fashionel minister.
have their admirers as of yore. but
still The cvauselists OF the Sam Jones
type are drawing their crowd and &C
complishins Jneir good work Their
are all sorts Of people in the world
and they can only be- reached in all
sort of ways and there l. really no
very good reason why the church
workers hould not adapt themscIvee
10 conditions and employ aii clean
and Memorable me hods of saving
Memphis New s-Scimiter.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-09
Plain speak,na Preacher.

Father Taylor was a famous sailor
Preacher in Boston many years ago -
said "a OLD res.deEa OF Boston On
one occasion an opulent merchant Of
the Hub had honared the meeting
with his presence ana made q speech
eNtoliins the kindness of Boston PEG
pie in building Father Taylor's chapel
aud Their consideration for the poor
sailors
when he hJd finished Father Tay-
lar remarked quietly. Is there any
other old sinner from uptown who
would like to say q word before we
90 on with the meeting? No other
old siEdgt spoudcd.
Another time IN the midst Of an cy,
citing Sta.c campaign Father TAYLOR
took politics into the rnnit in this
wise He prayed, o lord, give us
good men TO rule over Us, pure men
who fear Thee. rcHei0Us mcm temper
ate men. who pshaw Lord. what's
the use OF yeorlnc and hauling aud
l0xing around The cuHIpass2 Give as
George ~ riggs for EaTernor amen"
Ellis PRAYER W2s answered"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-09
SOLD BY E1ENCKELL DRUG co.
lvla rennlless l.rlrcea.

While the two elder sons OF Prince
Waldenar were cut walking near Co
Remington rceenily night came on BE-
lore they could return home, and dE4,
ing the roads very heavy they Kept
a lookout Tor Conveyance. The
only vehicle hat passed them was j
coal cars ard into tai5 tho two young
princes climbed
On arriving at The outskirts al fhe
town tho driver REUSED to take then
amy further and demanded payment
The princes cxpla ned that they rad
30 money with them and told the man
who they were. bidding him take them
10 the palace. lie refused to believe
their story, however uatiI police.
man arrived and, recognize the
princes. lent them. some money Sc
thar they could return TO Tie ra-ase
W a tramway car
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-09

"Dtd you hear the story about the
old Piymp,oa farm with iEc mortgage
on 60 down Ha-lac-abb!a way? q
"No."
"WcH. tie o'd l1rm h9s been in the
plymptou Ililv more than ninety
wears. and th.y WORT oa II for alI there
was init OlI EEen P'ympon nHt "a
MORTGAGE ga 20 600 w1Ia' 10 down 10
his SON Su3s AMI s.las died and left
the n,ortsacc io hi widow The wid-
CO.'S co' thc nose rorcNcj trcm time &c
time AMI struggled along year after
year. Her son Jaca ran away from
home when be was rs ana then the
widow struggled along alone. Finally
The holder OF The MORTGAGE wouldn't
renew araf1. But the widow had no
money. ANA finally The Gas the note
lcll due ,awe around. Then what
do YOU suppose happcncd?'
"The widows son ramc home. o.
course. and paid o5 The debt
NO. he DIDN'T rhc holder OF The
MORTGAGE ,a@r round and asked for
-is morey Tho widow sighed and
aid. 'TouTl have TO take the farm
fhe m-n shg4lcrc1 lie luox the
farm. Sc. vCu Co11i be- yelled Id
-eaner hr-1 -lc tlHcl n0rt-ase ihan
tsko tic u.eas.cy old farm for d git.
9y e1rst'"
"Did De- barn r-'
"i.c liI. Chicago News.