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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-27
OleanOcr, Gal.

QGreoe ReOdttsr.
pa ieg inoienoer Detailing for
cOaniferen" % airfebldoet. pil ia
meo oct iomme ben9tte G~eili9beoen
til at tribe nogIe faa Oro til 0p-
toselie.
vi er GLADE Deo at 6Bre ira De
foriteaiqe pIaoier / Samfunoet, 91
meo tor Snteresie laier ri liar &ots
ieiponoancer fra De f%oriteaige Uie
rigbeoer / Samiunoet. % life minoit
interesierer oct os al bsre MI oe od
ct Oro fra 9Ggm9n6. Oct ligger %
/ Sdgens Patur til0els, at liqe Born
lege 6eoit; % od MGnqoen at Dan
iteren"s 9eiere 10 er 9Ggfolt, iaa
par min 6enii9t meo oiSie 9inier
en- Gpfororing til 9agfolt ON At
iiripe noqet mere, emo bi0inotil bar
pGret ajort, iiGr Der, bOor ariiti
8Grligbeo toinger Dem. Seq tanter,
at oct biloe babe Snteresie for mott
&c af 9laoets 2aiere % oiIoe Itprfe
Samfunosz &9rligbeo. ga, fare
9enner. oi bill tomme Waalef mar
mere meo at bare binonoen inoerli1
6engipne / ariiti aarlig6e6, o9 Oct
qrloer 10 ON Den fdabel for lnr6
ION for lag. @uo bill Titterlig oels
fane os 6daoe / fort % / imaai,
iod ianot Iom &rifti &Grligbeo r
0riptraften / oct belle.
Oct batter 10 meo 6errens Ser
ming. Rere 8enner, 9ioen Tipber 10
BORT, og Inart er Dor Dag til Gnoe.
Saa oreier oct bele fig ON. at Ri
fan fdo oct Stuosmdal at 6erren:
8elan bu eooe oe tro 3jener. on
bar baret tro ober tibet, sdt mo
til Din 5erres @la6e."
Seq bar juit mootaget ct greb
fra en- t9r Softer I 6errsn / Dan
mart. Sum %itriber, bet er, Tom SUBS
Nano bar en- unoerlig Maat Der
hiemme | oenne 3i6. GUN ienote
lnig ct lloflip fra Ell oanit 8lab ON
pcr afbeoe 9onee, ON bans cg
hans 5amilies 8dlgIprog. Oct giora
Sc nit 6ierte soot at lare Oct. Sub
hsrer 10 gsnner. % oct bar til ale
1ioer Oiit fla, at bbor Der bar baret
en- auofrbgtis aonae os 9Drigbso,
Ger bar 9anoet ifar oRret pelTonet.
Sea t9ntte fna, oct Glib, Tom rsrer
ia Idd frdftiat berhjemme. ian bel
ogIdd betroetes Tom Soar paa osn
aon1es Tdmilies Ndlsfprog.
Sea inoIenoer bette llbflip meo bisIe|
og bOis De timber oct pas
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-27
NortbTelS, Minn.

en 1onfe. iom I lansere 9iO bar
raret unoer Oberpeislie, % Tom bil
iuferesfere De norIfe her | 2anoet, or
su bI.pen til 9irteli96so, i6et 81.
aemmelft cr bleben FACET at Muiit
iorpiei Dso CT. Olaf College |
4oribHelo, Minn. ON at foretage en-
goncerireife til Roree. Stuoenterne
seb CT. Olaf er naIten uoen limb
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-27

er biais til Suls. 0uniib eutb.
9ubl. Souie anoiier. Den er 8
6.sa. og / goo Siltuno. DIN Sc
For / Nerbeoen af ct 8anofolo. e[ler
bpor DER er biGig @anofroft. oa
Tan 9e meo 5oroeI BRUCE oenne
9anomotor. Den fan febss for
omtrent bolb 9ris. Sfrip ftrofs til
Oanifb 2utb. publ. Soufs,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-27
ienoe. oa beoes De optage bet
.0dniteren".
3boma8 9an II.

st pnqeparrets gaI9fpro9.
0}ens Song @6riitians 9dlgfpro9
bar offattet I Oct oanife Sprog, rr
ioobef Song 6re0erit ben 0ttenoes
iom Drowning 4obiies paa 9atin.
.Gn Qommel tradition er 6eroeo
tdgei op padnb.
@oar man Den oloenborgite 8ons
qcratte iqennem neo til oens ii6ite
Gtll0. bill man fin6e, at oct %ldtinIfe
Sbro9 er benbttet. inotil 5reoerit
Den 5Doenoes iaone n6oItets Ser
liq6eo min Stprfe" u%otrbtfer fla /
set Niddt. Meni9mdno fpritdar, %
Gbriitian oen Rienoe f6lger bans
@tstmpel I De imutfe Or0, Der iad
neie bar et llotrbf for hans belle
Ser onliabeo o9 5antegong: oMe6
@uo for 9Gre og Ret.
@r oisie TO @olgfprog, baarne al
sort bleoe oanIfe Sprog, egneoe til
at rihle fig inc | 5olfets 6ierte, iao
e Der til @eng9lo pber Qdtinen mo-
oct pompeit. Oct finger at Sn6s
~Itrifter, meisle0e / Sten; Der er no
get nuonetteIigt ober bette Sprog,
Ser bar tlin9et aennem MenneIfe
heoen fra Sen nubprenoe Gioiliias
tions fprite @rnnoleggeIie og pre-
oct aae De SunQemaal, Ser ben Dag
! Dda tales / europa.
90 noqet at 9atinens 9lippefalIs
6e0 Do llfOrgGnqeliabe0 er Der ogs
Iua oper lelbe De Satninger, boori
Gon9epdrret bar on9ibet, bbao Ser
er 9eoeitiernen for 6eres Glib o9
@ernino. Song 5re0erits ipoer:
.0omimus mibi aojutor." 9ron-
ming QobiIes: y0mnid am 6eo,
ni6il fine 6eo."
Paa oonit betDoer aongens 9algs
Iprog: a6erren er min 6irIper"
0ronninaens: PIT meo @uo, intet
uoen @uo."
Som nan BIZ ie, uotrbtter De 10
@dl9iproq omtrent BET lamme. 9ron-
nin9ens uoferli9e, %toleooeoe, er ION
ell pioere uOoitling at aon9ens
tortert og f1noigere.
so tiliommen uotrntter De 10
8alqiprog Den fire 9urs uoen @dt=
len eiler 5oriogtbeo. for bDilfcn
1roen paa @uo. 3iaioen til 6ocs
ipuet er osn beitanoi9e 9eoeitierne
- iinnenoe indrt fra bsi 6immsI,
mari aennem Mallm pg 3aage.
6 bette &onqeparrets 0obbeIt
D%olgipro8 ligqer aong Gbriition8
Wotto ifiuIt, iaa ionOt Tom Striz
BEN for 2@reu, admpen for Retteu
oqiaa MAJ bore oct 6Dritepars. bbis
0jGlper er @uo. So Iom en- aruns
at leoenot glomiter bill 6oltet5 aGrs
liq6eo Ilnnge fig ON oen Songes 90
oen 9ronnines Rabn, Der uben
5r0qt % u0en at pige itpreoe meo
cen Stjerne. Der er Summen al
9Gre % Ret. at Sanobeo oq aGrs
li9beb!
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-27

OtNNl'opRN2f lbN 8W4pNi Ut Uht
at bare en- goo Sill, for Der Itdl
i5iiteae forteres, og De gooe bliper
iomiet / 9bttefdoet, men De oaars
ii9e 6liber tdilel 9en 10. Der CT
pgiaa Stiff, iom brDoer igennem
Garnet. Del er 0isfe tore tloge
@obeoer, Iom er for floge til al
babe meO Sefus at gpre. = 9afor
2arien tdlte ON 3a@aus,. og bpot
ban 9niteOe at foa Seius at Re, fda
ban ifpn0te Jig foru0 for M9n9oen
og iteg Up / ct 3ra for at fe. Sc
us gadr miot iblonot De. o9 oct
qploer for os at faa BAN at Re, at
fod ct W2eoe me0 BAN. - 8i fit
after 5orftertninq, ioet Yaitor qez
terien fra Serene, @. Dat, anton
3orsodg often, og Srebag 5ormi0s
bag talte ban ober Sroene af Yauz
.us: o&f Raa6e er jeg oct, ieg En-"
Oct bar oejligt at 6gre - alt fdnls
men at Naaoe, life oe6 bore gooe
@%ernin9er og bor Seloretf9r6igbeo,
men fun at Rda0e og after Naaoe.
Dor @uo bar 5reostunter meo %.
Men MI bleD pditor peterIen
toqet fra %. Gn Mano bdboe fact
fpranitaltet ct Mlgoe lan9t berfro.
Seq TOM til at tanfe paa en- !9i-
itorie. ieg nplig baOoe bprt ON en-
6erremano / bet gamGe 2anb. 6an
bar faa ombpggelig for tine Or
5ejosfolf SreIfe, idu ban bnreOe en-
gr9oifdnt til at tale me0 Dem ON
Geius. Men iaa en- Dag ii9er PrGs
item til BAN: De er Ia. ibfig for
andres Srelie. men 6bor0on bar De
Get IeIb9 De- too ban oa funoe
life bare. Men oct lboer fod Te>
mere. at ban omOenote fig.
6reoag Gftermi0oug bapoe ri
5amtalempoe, % Gmnet par;
,@uos 8prns 8rangiler@. Der
lar 5olt til Steoe, Iom bapoe
3rangIler, men ogIau no9en, ION
inqen 6uboe. N}en oilbe ri frit
6efenoe Sefus for bore 0moipelIer,
piloe 3rGngilerne tomme.
6reoag often 6aOoe Ri SamtuIs
iqen. og Gmnet par: @isheoen, ON
ri tunoe pioe, at oi baDOe bore Spn
oers 5orlooelie og bar frelite W}ens
s.eg. @uo tie COB, Der bar ga
nogen. Tom 6aboe @isbeo. men
mango M}un0e talte life me0 Den
Nften. Den often forloo paitor
@onien os, ban itulOe anoet Steos
ben.
Qeroag Gftermiooag talte @ditor
Rielien iii De unge % biite Dem, bpoo
Sbnoen fan FIRE til. 0dn taleoe ct
rent Sprog, ielo ON oct bar meget
itp9ge 3ing, ban bapoe men al gore,
% Iad BAD og ti9geoe ban De un9c
ON at TONNE til Seius, for ban
piloe beitptte Dem.
Sgnoag Sormiooug pr9oiteoe pa
for RielIen oper Odgens 3efit ON
@uos 8iges 5remgdng pod Soroen.
@i 6apoe iaa Sptuqelie / Menigz
6eoen, bpor 4 8amilier bIeb OPP
toget; ON @ftermioOugen bar pa
itor peterIen igen iblanot os, og ban
taleoe til oe unge ober Sroene:
Gent pdu Din Sfober / llngoom.
mems 0uge".
Saa ON 4ftenen bar Der mango,
JON gif til !6errens 8oro. % Der
lefter SGutningsmpoe, bpor puitor
6i1erup Sergenien, Iom oqiaa Dor
tommen til Steoe, talte ON oe 10
Slags Meteorological: GgenretfGroi9>
bco og &riiti Retferoigbeo. Der
letter talte loo De tilfteheoarenoe
qreiter bper ct fife Oro. ga, oct
marteOes, at 9erren par miOt
iblanbt os, og Sjerterne ligefom
meotes. Der bar @l96e, men Der
bar ogIaa beorppeoe Sjerter. Mda
oct Iaa blipe til @eIIignelfe og Size
les 5relie.
Sab iaa 9ot, @enner, for De
Gage, s bar bos os, % ON pt ifte
msoes mere Der, ioa lao os msoes
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-27
NDe 6anlfe 8gger.

for tnore Utts1ton | Odnmdrt.
5pIgenbe 6dpe8 for 5ioen:
Observation-Disclosures. aeOiqsryt If
6aralO Senisn. - /. oefie; 2llrrs
amber Matfab. Gn 2~epneoste
ming. 48 Si0er. S 0mFug 2Oa.
Do. 2. og 3. 6efte: Dime. Sap: 3
Nfritas SnOre. MinOer fra 8ama
beitmisiiOnen. 90 si6er. s Onne
flag 25e.
Do. 4. 9efte: So6n Gliot, SnOia~
nernes 2lpoItel. 16 Sioer. s Outg
flag Toe.
gennem 9raabigerns. 2df Gsrtrub
4lmquiit. 1875 @iber. 5 OmHag
Doc. S Iml0tt ginb SOC.
Zen nh 9raitegaurb. Of Glitb 4es
berfen. 300 SiOer. 5 Omfta1
soc. STINT inbbunbsn $1.20.
Qsft Suno - efer 3Iippe9runD. Of
Glifabet9 6Olitein : ooltein6org-
Ia S:ber. 5 Omftag 40c.
tooorlebes ftal Ri forboloe os til ben
6eaige Sfrift? 6oreorag at pat.
SIR. @g. 9eIer. So Sibsr. 5
OmiGdg zoe.
9arnlig Sale. Smaatraf o9 SmGaz
fortanin9er for 8srneguostienefeR.
Qf 9aitor 81. SueI. 90 Sibsr. 8
OmiGug zoe.
9eo ben msrfe 5toO. Gn 5Ortruina
fra Qrmenien. @f .. 4lcOct. Paa
0anif beb 9aTtor Matt6ieier. 28
SiOer. 8 0mflug $1.00. 8 tpms
poneret 8inb $1.50.
Zen berige arig. Qf So6n 8unpon.
9au 0anf oeb q. 81. Serne. 81
h1ftreret af 6. 8ant. 217 SaOer.
5 Omilag 90t. 5 tmp. 8inb $1.T.
Roomi eIer Serufuems fbfte Duet.
of mrs. 5. 9. @eb6. 484 Siber~
S Omilug soc. Stint inbb. $1.20N
Deb 2pgtens Sin. 6%orta1ing of 81.
S OmIId9 SOC. S %tompOneret
8inb SOC.
De To 8re0re. Qf 81. S. u. poo
0an1t Deo gaitor q. 9. Mubiere
286 @iber. 5 Omilug 60c. !
fmutt tomponeret 8inb $1.0O.
Semanoens fife Bog. Sub til 9gre.
uogipet af Spmunosprnf Sere@
rim Sgrenfen. ga Siber. S On=
flag 15c.
Sriifus, Dor 8onge, og bans &ige
30 btbel7fe getrdgtninger at 8iftop
Q. Gsbi6e. = Cant: Gen friie=
lige Tri6eo og ai1Oen af 9dno,
fom oppaIber til ct epigt 9tO. "a
qraOitener at puTtor 81. 3eutben.
Salt 50 sioer. 5 Omi1ug Zoe
@ionesbprb om 9iOst / ariftus. %
Sioer. s OmfGue loo.
ltgubeligbsbens ire Qrtitler. @f 20
Ttor 6. No9ener. 81 Siber. s
OmiGag &c.
paftor l6si. Gn af Norb Ripra
8riitne. Gn 2spnebsftiIbring, Al
5ru Soiparb 3ublor, Misiion9r |
9ina. Oberiut uf puitor $. 9udtr-
potb. Wleb 10 8iIeber. s Om=
flag $1.10.
Subs Orb er Iebenbe oe trdftgt.
0ogle Santsr iii geitbrtefTe %
@eilebning, nuar man pit t@Fe :
8tbelen. Samlst at 8. 8iurneien,
Soeneprait. s Omflug zoe.
9lfuffen. st 2ibsbinebt. @f Oil
6elmine 2epeBop. so Siber. 7
OmiGug 15c.
@ame @ertruo. st 2fosbiIebe fra
@eits SpGanb. gf @rlbelmine 2te
bebop. AZ Siber. ) OmN. 15c
6ranoois GoiGlarb, 3am6efimisFoa
mems 2fpoItel. off Sultan Ycpsf.
160 Sibsr. s Omilas Acc.
6lnbsbldb mob Wormonismen. Mf
puitor $. 8. 6rimobt1Meller. Z
Omfldg Zoe.
5oIfeffOIe og 8sruegubsfieneite. OF
8. g. 6anie EN-. Meo ct Siffeg-
70 SiOer. 5 OmlIas Zoe.
De bltbe 8drnbomsbase. If Rir@
time Mormort. 72 Sfber. 7
Smflde zoe.
fra a%sbenbuun. If .. e.
Snbbolb: Snblebnins - Ruletais
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-27

og ringe enonu. Gn 3at brinqer 81
iaa eoer / Glf 9orn for gengegaOen,
5 ienote os.
4aa egne O9 Meni99eoens 8egns;
st Menigbeo8meolem.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-07-05
They Are Beauties.

Monroe ought to be and is
Justly proud of her five parks.
They are beauty spots on a
beautiful little city. Healthful
breathing spots in a healthful
little city. A pleasure spot as
was demonstrated circus day
by dozens of families who pre-
fered a picnic dinner to that of
hotels and restaurants.
And a clean fresh pure place
for christians to worship their
God during the heated term.
Strangers in the city are not
only astonished but seem to be
startled when told, we have
FIVE parks That means so
much they can scarcely take il
all in, so have to be shown the
beauties.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-07-05
THE HERALD
FUNNY BONE

Is it brilliant match when a
red-headed girl marries a fire.
man?
One thing can be said in favor
of the ice man. Ii he has any
left over he doesn't warm it up
for brea kfast.
A physician says, IF child
does not thrive on fresh milk,
boil it. This is too severe.
Why not spank it?
A young lady in st. Louis is
known to be so modest that she
can't look at clothes line with
the clothes off.
A Burlington girl says there
is no truth in the saying, Like
father like SON. She says she
likes the son first rate, but can't
bear the father.
Edison says that he can do
his best work at night. A
great many bright men have the
same notion until their wives
take it out OF them.
A bright little girl who saw
three sisters with hair of a rich
auburn, remarked to her moth
err: Seems to me, mamma,
that kind of hair must be red
headitary in that family"
Lately betrothed
She-'Isn't that papa COM
ing?"
He-"How provoking; 1 was
Just going to steal a kiss"
She Gngenuously)-"He's aw-
fully near-sighted, Charley
awfuIly"
Pat Grogan-"Ye called me a
prevaricator!"
Barney Doogan-"Ye're a
liar, 1 did not"
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-07-05

What do you think of a news.
paper that deliberately FORCES
interviews in order to sustain
it's point? That's what the Post
Dispatch is said to have done
in Columbia. Nearly every man
quoted in the Post Thursday of
last week as denouncing the
verdict IN the Cook case, denies
the interview. Col. Turner Nc
Baine denounces the alleged in
'terview with himself as "d-n
lie" Rev. Thomas, the Baptist
minister, says that so far from
giving out such an interview, he
stated after hearing Rothwell's
speech, that if Rothwell had
stated the case fairly, the Post
was clearly guilty of libel.
Judge Boggs says that his story
was a "big whack" cut from
the whole cloth. And so on
through the list. In short the
Post manufactured the inter
views into ointment to sooths its
own lacerated anatomy with
And this is the kind of freedom
of the press" that some wise
guys are greatly for fear it will
be abridged. -Ceutralia Courier
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-07-05

The editor Of an Arkansas
paper recently made the follow
ing apology to his readers: I'VE
expected 10 have both death
aud a marriage to announce this
week, but a violent storm pre-
vented the marriage, and the
doctor who was attending the
sick man got sick himself, and
the patient recovered, thus we
were cheated out of two news
items"
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-07-05

The big head" is a popular
way of expressing a common
and very frequent ailment. 1t
arises, says the Fayette Demo
crat, from various sources, but
the real foundation is a lack of
sense A little money devel.
ops it in some people, a few
good clothes gives it to others;
a little office, where a chance is
given to exercise a little au,
thority, is often the cause of it,
while others get it having a
little better job than their asso,
ciates. The truth is no sensi
ole person gets the "big head,
The ones who become stuck W
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-07-05
ROUND TRIP
EXCURSION RATES

Via the Wabash Railway from Hanai-
bal.
San Francisco, going June
25th July 9TH, return limit Sept.
18th, $57 95.
Liberal stop-overs, diverse
routes.
Wiona Lake, Ind, going any
day until Sept. Both, limit Oct.
31st, SLIGO.
Lake Chautauqua, N. Y, 60
ing July 6th.27th, limit 80 days,
S20,25.
I would be be pleased to give
you more information if you will
call or address me.
j. 9. JOHNSON,
Commercial Agent.
Hive your stationery printed
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-07-05

Chicago. June 28.-In the
hearing of the Dowie case to.
day e. E. Harwood. teller of
the Zion City Bank, testified
that the books of the bank
show that Dowie's account in
the bank is overdrawn to the
amount of $481, 337. From the
nature of the checks HARDWOOD
said that it appeared that the
money had been used by Dowie
for his personal expenses.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-07-05

Peoria, Ill.,-A determined
effort to fight the big Chicago
mail order business is planned
by the officers and directors of
the Retail Merchants associ-
alton of Illinois with Secretary
George E. Greene. of Peoria, as
head of the active wording
force, A systemotic preaching
of the gospel" of home trade
and better prices and more
honest treatment by the re-
taller in the smaller towns is
the plan favored,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-07-05
Truth is Stranger Than Fiction.

The uovelist's small but val
liable son had just been brought
to judgment for telling a tib.
His sobs having died away, be
sat for time in silent thought.
Pa" said he, "how long
will it be before l stop gettin'
licked for tellin' lies, an begin
gettin' paid for 'em, like you
do?'-From Lippincott's Maya
zine.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-07-05

Dave Rossell of Paris and
Kansas City was in the city
Friday looking for his fateer,
Judge Bart Rossell. Jud G e
Bart had been missing some
ten days and his family was
uneasy about him, His wife
has been making her home in
Paris. If you ask his intimates,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-07-05

Sterling. ILL.,, June 29.-In a
terrific hailstorm early yester-
day thousands of acres of grow.
ing crops were destroyed in
this region. Two colts were
killed by big hailstones and
many buildings were blown
down by the wind.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-07-05

where's Bart, they will give
you a knowing grin for an
answer. That being true, the
chances are Bart will turn up
in his own good time.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-07-05
OUR PRINCIPLES.


TheLoyal Temperance Legion
will meet next Sunday at the
Methodist Church Immediately
following the Junior League.
W. G. T. U. meeting at the
country residence of Mrs S. A.
Miller next Tuesday at 8 p. m,
The graduating exercises at
l.. T. L Convention in Spring.
field was a happy feature in the
program, Fitty-eight receiving
diplomas To receive the L. T.
L. diploma means that each one
have studied four books of
twelve lessons each. The books
are entitled alcohol and the
Body" alcohol and the mind"
alcohol and the Pocket-book"
and "Alcohol and the Nation
Written examinations are pass
ed on each book.
A correspondent in Washing
ton, D. G., of very recent date
writes: The spectacle of forty
nine Democratic Congressmen
joining in petition for a pro
hibitery law is one of the nov
elites of this session of Con.
gress. Yet that is exactly what
has come to pass. We are glad
to note that j. T. Lloyd OF Mis-
souri, was one of the forty nine.
Nail Up the Hole.
Il took my little boy on my
knee and told him the story OF
the lost lamb, how it found a
hole in the hedge and crawled
through. how glad it was to get
away, how it skipped and play
ed in the sunshine, until it wan
dered so far it could not find its
way back.
And then I told him how the
wolf chased it and how finally
the Good Shepherd rescued il
and carried it back to the fold,
The little fellow did not say a
word until l got to that part OF
the story where the Shepherd
had carried the lamb, all
wounded and bleeding back to
the fold, when he exclaimed,
Say, papa, did He nail up the
hole where it got out?"
Many temperance workers
have been trying to save the
victims of drink for years, but
where they are able to save one
that has gone astray, hundreds
of others go astray. Every pub,
lie house is a hole in the fence,
and the popular vote is greatly
needed to enable communities
wishing to do so to get rid OF
the temptations by mailing up
the hole. New Voice.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-07-05

The town of Ilasco in Rails
county is being disturbed just
now by the war which the tenn
perance people of the town are
making upon the saloons. A
petition is being circulated to
present to the county court
with the hope that the peO-
pie OF the county may have an
opportunity at the next cleo
tion to vote upon the PROPOSE
ton of local option, Quincy
Herald.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-07-05

Miss Rosa Mae Smith has
been selected as teacher of the
Ely school. AS she has taught
school there before, it is quite
compliment and endorse
ment.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-07-05

Mrs. Joseph Smith, of Ely,
was the guest of her friend,
Miss Rosa Mae Smith, Thurs
day.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-07-05

DR.. P. Able, of Palmyra was
among the Monroe visitors
Thursday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-07-05
W. 7. c. U. COLUMN.

Through the courtesy of the
DEMOCRAT this space is reserv.
ed for the W. 9. T. U. It is
edited by Ella L. Shearman,
District Press Superintendent
of the W. G. Il. u, who is re.
sponsible for ali statements
which appear IN this column.
Our Watchwords: Organize,
Educate, Agitate.
OUR PRINCIPLES.
Total abstinence, Prohibition
of the liquor traffic, One stand
ard of morals for men and WON.
en-. The education of public
sentiment for right.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-07-05

Miss Efie Williams, of With
ers Mill, visited her friend, Mrs
Thomas Proctor, Thursday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-07-05

and stiffnecked from sources of
any kind, are weak in the intel
lectual caliber.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-07-05

Hive your stationery printed
at the DEMOCRAT.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-11-08
The Pilgrim for November.

The November Pilgrim comes re-
splendent with suggestions of the
change in seasons-indoor, sociability,
cheering CRATE fires, Thanksgiving and
winter - %-.s ~.
Inside the beautifully printed Gov
ers, new serial, t'The Blind Farmer
of Marshalea," by Della Thompson
Lutes, begins and gives promise of
being one Of the best running in any
of the popular magazines. sThe Pro-
gress of Art Westward" by Allen Day
is an engaging article, most generally
illustrated, which prophesies that the
United States is yet to be the art cen
ter of the world. Mr. William A. Nc
Kinney continues his valuable articles
on The Gateway of China with 1.-THE
Gorges and Rapids of the Yanktse,'-
most interesting story concerning
that great waterway. miss Van
Courtland's Thanksgiving is clever
short story by Anita, CLAY Munoz ap.
propriate to the season, and Sigmund
Krausz writes most Interestingly and
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-11-08
a Erea Is the Rescue.

One day q couple OF my friends were
sitting on the river bank when ths1
heard the cry Of q frog in distrssk
Following the direction from which
the sound came. they discovered q
snake In the act Of swallowing frog.
Just then another frog, evidently ~
tracted by the distressing cries Of 10
mate In jeopardy, hopped up to the
scene Of action For a moment Il sat
blinking at the enemy. then leaped
forward, seized the snake by the neck
end tugged 1t into the river.
The water quickly poured between
( the snakes distended jaws. and It was
of course compelled to release Its vic
tim III order to escape drowning This
1t promptly did. and the liberated frog
SWAN away with It's plueky mate,
while the bafded snake Wriggled, as
best 1t could to the shore Nomaa's
Home Companion.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-11-08

enthusiastically of Hungarian Women
and Their Ways, " illustrated with pic
lures of many distinguished noble
women and those Of other classes.
His Change of Luck by Anne Q. lib
bits, is story of intense interest, with
old England as the center of the prin-
cipal scenes. 1.-THE Forrest Home for
Stage Veterans" by Phoebe Prescott
Humphrey tells the story of Spring
brook" the beautiful estate left by.
Edwin Forrest as home for veteran
actors, and "Our National Thanksgiy-
ing" by Marcia Abbot Keith is a
commonplace subject treated in a
most interesting way. - ~
Subscription price 81 year, 10
cents a copy. Pilgrim Publishing Co.,
Detroit, Mich. .. 49,.