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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-07
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III neoomsliO~. Oct er Olferi
Ricaro, fom bar itrepen oenne pp>
perlige Bog. Oct er n5anfer og
Meninser, Idmlet UNDER IA aars
lngoOmsarbejoe. 5remfat for unse
Weno / 0anmurt fra 14-15 4ars
aloeren og beroper" flyer ban.
.@rfaren Mano er goo at gee
tie" for ale, ogfua for De hinge.
Os &icaro taller no uf Grfarins
paa oet Omroaoe, ban beban6ler.
og ban er bero for De un9e mere
snb at g9fte.
Den bar alorig lspet,
iom floe paa oct er bleoet,
ban ferit ei bapoe fer"
!0bor ban Dog eIfter oe unse
Meno. Og bbor Oenne aerlisbeS
far gjort BAN tlog paa Dem. Ost
er, Iom ban tan oeres Sprog, 5uns
fer, 5stelier, 5riItetisr, t5isen ng
Ramp uoen 40.
Oct meite at 8ogen bill egne FIG
ION faa til Oplesnins for ungs
Reno, Dg biloe piit ti1ige, 9anlts
naturlist, FIRE til en- goo, IunO
5orbanolina ON BET opleIte. S9
ieg er operbeoiit ON, at mdngen en-
5ante fra 8ogen oil fel9e meo De
hinge no / Dagens Gernins.
.. R. er en- 99te Misionsmano,
Derfor er ban lige iaa 9gte ION
Menneif s. Oct bill insen tpiple pal,
Tom tenSer BAN. @io ba bort 5olts
unee Mono, boao Saroe De enS
bar, bill tsbe oenne for Dem ida
|eienoommeligt pasIenoe BOG. =
2afe Den? : De tal NOT faa oen
left til Iiofte 8Iao. Oct tan ou
oars iittsr paa. - Operffriften I'll
oens Snobolo er:
Ott 2ano. Dit !Sjem. Din Sri.
tio. Din 8amp. Din @erning. 0int
|Oro og 5anfer. Din 8aratter oe
eit gore. Din Serre og 5relisr
|Om Taooeren. Om !6eoningemis'io.
nen. On 9ibelen. DIN 8sn. 6
Spn.
8oaen er 178 Stoer. Den faai
Il Dan. 2utb. publ. 6ouie, Blair
Tebr., og foiter 80 Sent | OmFds
Ser. Mnfer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-07
Barnes
is
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than ever if you buy direct from US,
and thus save middle-mans profit
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Birdie. 81 inch box loops, fine
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ker brace.
LINES, l inch by lis inch, spring
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BREAST COLLAR, extra wide,
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TRACES, IA inch waved points
sewed to Breast Collar.
SArDLE, single strap, fanch bead
ed housing.
BsCkSTR =, fancy waved.
PREACHING. waved layers, dou-
bic hip straps.
With Tie Strap IN Nickel or Imitation
Rubber. An $500 harness for $12.OO,
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-07
Sra v9ana College"

Yejret 9dr p9ret goot | @fter-
oaiet, og iom 6el5e ioerdf bar Sta@
henterne gerne foretrutten 5riluftss
Iport fremfor 9pmaaltit. S9ibtil bar
man tun BAIT eet Sat Sennis;
men / G~iteraaret tom Der en- Del
nj StuOenter. lom bite fig at bore
.iprige 3enniiter, og IeDofslgelig 9jors
Dc oisIe 6ororing paa at inOlaoes
! 5ennistlu66en. Weo friite 8r9fs
tiers 5iIgang forsgeoes SnteresIen
betpoeligt for oenne Sport. Den
enc pifoe Ipiae. Den dnoen ogidd, o.
til Tioit pilOe bele 8lubben. Der.
peo opito0 Der en- 5dnte ON al
febe Ell dnoet Snt 5ennis. 3dnten
blep fert frem for alubbens We6-
lemmer til 0reftelIe. Gn0en bleo, ii
Der ftuloe fsbes. Ell mt Set. Nu
lem SummenIteoet. Uteo Oct ngt
Set ituloe Der mere Plaos til, co
for at faa tilitr9ttelig Rum mdatts
arotetipiaerne oripes bort. 0a
mautte fsje fig, Oa De fun bar Mi.
noriteten. Soor lfuloe De. MI ga1
ben; itua os le pda De bare 8gile'
oe aeaer par lite til at u09oloe, ol
ie pda 5ennisipilerne enonu min.
Tore. Men Dor 9eitprer bi6Ite Raao
6an bapoe foruoi et. boao Der Dflot
ite. og pan bopoe fattet en- pldn
bporbeo ban biloe TONNE oct for.
trengte parti til 6talp. Sgennelr
en- az Sttoenterne Loo ban anmelos
lat, efteriom 2egeplaoien bar fo'
lille til baaoe 5enniss og arotetipil
Ipiloe BAN bjelpe oct iioite oeo a
llaoe os fad en- pfaos | glnleg9et
men bpis ri piloe baoe Den, mddtt'
ri lelo f9Ebe De 3r9er, Der ftulo'
bort for at gsre oen tilbsrlig Itpr
log ligeleoes ituloe Ri ielp uoi9pn'
Ioet liot 6elosnoe 5erran. Ollie Stu:
loenter git meo sSoer inc pad 5or.
ilaget, og efter at BlaoIe lem bar Die
ben anoiit, og oe fornsons Snitrut
Ter gibet, fog oct fun en- for6olos.
Iris tort 5io, ferenb Den bar ffi
og far6is, og nu lpides Der arote
Der bber Dag. De ippige arotet'
Tpinere glaoer ii1 til | Goraar2t;oei
lat tunne mi oDrfe beres @port o!
isge Retreation / Den fslige Stps8
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te opbofHe fig UNDER oen ~branoetro
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poa 5affiseiiesoagen fit b
geTes at Der. Qtrne peiterIen. 6al
tom for at beIege fine gumle 9en
ner os &ammerater fra De 0ase
oa ban bar meo til at Hide 5rap
perne pda Dana College. 5or 10 o.
let ballot 4ar fioen sra6uereoe Pa,
fra Rormdl 4fbelin9en fer. og Der
paa loo ban fig inorullere peo Uni
oerfitetet i 2inooln, Nebr., bpor bdl
bar I Sinoe at fortiatte fine Stu
bier, inotil ban bar opnaaet g. q
- lshtaMg Il
y Oct er ba hun | Gritioen bei
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-07

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266 Siber. Snbb. $1.00.
Sabets Spinner. 4f 6. 8. 9pp. 15s
Sioer. Snbb. 90c.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-07

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are Surbe" oo bet table 8aar." 30 Sioer, fulert
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Gents. Snbbunben go @tS.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-07

y Oct er oa hun | Gritioen, ben
q ber' omtalte Sport eoes. Reo.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-30
Chr Nntlrtnkahl
lit Srtrnrp
BY ARTHUR BENNINGTON.

turning the tables on science and charging asking the world
to believe "unthnkabe"
began when eminent of science published article
stating he rejected Christianity because many of
faith the light of modern science unthnkabe citing
examples of doctrines OF the Trinity the
resurrection the dead To this famous replied bv
asking Are the discoveries and theories modern
any believe than those religion
called the words of certain modern matemcans
example One OF these writes gravey the properties
having than three dimensions Euclid the founder
mathematics propounded axiom that nothing
three dmensons-ength breadth and thickness line
length but neither breadth thickness plane has
length and breadth but thickness solid has length breadth
breadth thickness. But this modern science discusses
which may have length breadth thickness and other
dimensions, several other dimensions for he that
for have infinite number only four Another great
mathematician writing olemnly of infinite spaces inosed other
spaces yet another of the possibility of drawing an
infinite number of lines parallel straight line through given
point while still another proves beautifully his satisfaction
that 1t impossible to draw line parallel to another line
Modern science in whose certain reject the doc
rncs OF Christianity unhnkabe has hesitation in asking
the world to believe such seemingly unhnkabe propositions
those mentioned nothing Of the marve Of wireless egraphy
and adum. which fei years equally untlinkabe
Tie back and forth the of science
sleeve, the their antagonists while gen
ea public getting mental gymnastics such has had
IN generations.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-30
1HE DUTY on 4 NEWSPAPER

ln recent uumhcr of the North
American Review samuel Hovlos had
an article on the newspaper fpsm
which the following is taken:
The newspaper Is. perhaps. the
most important agent in modern life
and its honest and intelligent service
Is vital 10 progress The community
suffers when The Individual neelec+s
his civic duties. but when the news.
paper is derelict Of corrupt tho eHact
IS momentous u must De Absolutely
devoted 10 public interests and stand
FOR public enlightenment and welfare
Essential to the adequate fulflment of
us functions are honest arr and gen
uine proportion in its construction
The newspaper maker on the one
hand is a manufacture. DIT on the
other bis work Is like that II the
ledfn6d pIuIe-ziaH zv. melicfps. tha
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-30
OUR Boosted CIVILIZATION.

Now and then something happens
IN this snlenoId land of enlighten
ment which we call the limited States
OF America which makes thoughtful
men halt and ponder and wonder II
after all we are as enlightened as we
beast that we are. A shotgun quar-
antlnc, when case or two Of yellow
fever appears, is one of the occasions
When many men seem 10 lose their
civilization as well as their senses.
A very recent evidence of like per
Torrance is found In the shameful
treatment accorded George Rossett
a Syrian leper who has for days been
trying TO make his way from West
Virginia to some place of refuge. The
facts are thus reviewed by the Wash
ington Star:
Driven from the town where hr
contracted the disease. the poor fel-
low thought to reach the seaboard
and there obtain passage for his ma.
tive home, where provision is made
49, N'''' ~ 10 ~ hAlll HNlNfa ne Hih-
been bounded from pillar to post. re-.
fused food. denied shelter and mcdi
cal attention. State and city authori.
ties have turned their backs on him
Had ID not been for few kindly souls
the man would have starved To death
Sitting In the box car which he pre-.
empied in his flight. the unfortunate
has talked pitifully of his hope TO die
in his old home He has money. bnt
none will touch 1T when he cGcrs II
in exchange for food
II Is a sad commentary upon tine
sanitary arrangements Of this nation
that this Syrian should Dee thus troa.-
ed. In The Hawaiian Islands. where
leprosy is prevalent. the government
has perfected arrangements TO care
for the victims. Here in the nation
proper, where the disease Is very
rare. heartles cruelty and senselesg
fright follow The situation is one
which should be remedicd. Nations
in The olden time cared for their
lepers and certainly with all our
boosted civ 'lization we can do so
But the fact remains that we have
much TO learn. Leprosy is not imme-
dlately contagious. One afflicted with
j. might walk along the street and
offer 20 the passrrhy no great meu-
ace. bat louE intimacy with topper
aud living under similar couditiuus
would De- likely e cause She acquire.
m"ui of his mslady.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-30
BROKERSHEADHURT
HIM and nc IS Believed to Have
Drowned hmscf-Sends Let.
ter 10 His Wife.

Chicago. July 29--William f. NJ.
McIonry rich Board of Trade broker.
is thought TO be a suicide. He disap-
pcared from his home Monday. Today
his wife received a note from him
saying that his body would be found
IN the lake near the Lincoln Park
Sanitarium III health is given as
The reason for the act.
Mclienry bounded into publicity
when the firm Of which he was
member collapsed In this failure he
lost 100000, yet ne had money left
and financial affairs are not thought
10 be- behind the suicide.
McIIenry suddenly left his wife and
others seated AT the breakfast table
last Monday. For week prior 10
this he had been confined 10 his bed.
complaining Of pains IN the head. Ten
minutes after her husband left the
dining r"om his wife went in the bed
room. hu Mclicny was mot there.
Sincc then Mrlicnry'. friends have
been e'archip- Tor him. boat not until
today uo word concerning him had
bref received
y rsn stand 30 D. longer" part Of
fhc l"ftrr read You will find mv
h"dy iu ihr lake near thc sanifarium
Your ioviug husband
WILLIAM y. MIIENRY."
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-30
DEMAND REFUSED
When Hiahwaymen Asked For Money
and Boston Man and Police.
men Were Shot.

Boston, July 29,-Partoman Her
man Shie and Thomas Hickey. of
Wakefield, coal merchant, lie seri-
ously wounded at the hospital, the
victims of three robbers, who in
broad daylight held up. robbed and
shot Hickey in his office at Charles
town today. and then engaged in a
street battle with the police, in which
Shiel was manned by bullets fired by
the desperadoes.
So bold a crime has not occurred in
Bostol for many years. and the police
directed every effort to the capture Of
the third OF the oriminals, the other
two having been arrested as the eli
max of the struggle with the authori-
ties. Hickey was robbed of 5000 in
cash and valuable papers.
The two men taken into custody
are G.. w Everson. p years of age,
New Yorw City. and Fred Saccketti
90 years old Bridgeport Conn. They
entered the coal office while Hickey
was alone and demanded money. The
merchant refused andwas shot
through the neck. Hickey struggled
with his assaila1ts, who fled to the
street where they were pursued by
Policeman Shiel In an exchange Of
bullets the officer was shot in the leg
Other policemen pursued the rob
bers, and after more shooting cap
turcd two,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-30
WHAT MAY BE EXPECTED

II seems quite certain that hcncr
forth there will be greater care cNcr-
cised by the city authorities. in the
matter of issuing saloon licenses. than
has been done hitherto. Some time
ago The Bulletin gave a very fun
synopsis Of the decision by The su-
preme court Of the s-ate in which it
was held that city authorities had a
right TO exercise discretion. mt only
in the matter Of granting licenses. but
also as TO permitting them TO remain
in force when the places operating un-
der them are Objectionable. There is
reason to believe that the authorities
here. as elsewhere in the state. are
disposed to exercise this power u
discretion thus given to them. and
thai ~cleaner bill ~ personal char
liter vii b. required from lhsss viz
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-30

ministry, and should be conducted In
conformity to the standards which are
supposed to rule in those callings
"The journalist has one client, one
patient, one hock-that Is to say, the
whole community; and nothing
should stand in the way of his single
minded and devoted service or that
one common interest. The independ'
ent newspaper may be aud should be
the most vital and eective instrument
that democratic society can uroduce
for its own advancement and protes'
ton; and It's true business welfare, in
the long view, lies in a complete, in
teligent sympathetic devotion to pub
lie interests"
A newspaper conducted on these
lines win succeed because II will com
mand the respect and confidence Of
the public and consequently will re-
ceive it's patronage. The newspaper
has distinct duty TO perform for the |
public part OF this is to clearly |
and honestly set forth the issues and /
principles involved In a political cam /
pal en- so that the citizens may intelli- |
gently vote for the candidate for pub
lie office who is best qualified by
character, ability, environment and
principle to fill the position. After
he newspaper has done this it has
its part of the work and It
emains for the citizen to perform his
'art He, too. has a responsible duty
o perform. The newspaper should
i've him light and he must use this
\ casting his ballot.
As in the case of the newspapers
0 with the citizen, he has no right
} support for public office a candi.
ate for personal reasons when an.
Their candidate who more nearly rep
ssents the interests of the public IS
inning Principles are higher than
and every voter owes it
, the public to support the man who
the representative of those prin-
pies in which the public veal is
yolved.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-30
THE PARTY ORGAN.

Some criticism has been made that
the claims OF certain Republican can
slidales Tor omfc9 are presenter to the
Republican contemporaries have been
somewhat bitter at times IN their com.
ments on this point, Ead profess TO see
in the fact unmistakable proof of the
candidates weakness before the
masses of his party. This is all mis-.
take. The attitude o; the Republican
organs is wrong, and their conclusions
are wrong.
That Candidate Page, for instance,
Is compelled to depend upon The
Bulletin here to place his announce
ments before the people is not to the
credit of the Republican organs, nor
does 1t prove that he has no following
in the Republican party here
Il j. proper that a party paper
should stand by its party nominees
in all cases where its party principles
are at stake; but when II becomes
the hide.bound organ of the Office
extent that only the men chosen by
that faction can gain favorable access
TO Its columns in preliminary con.
test for party nomination, th2n II
ceases to be a party paper in the
broad sense; il confines it's mi- sion
and its influence to limits quite too
narrow, to entitle il to respectful hear
ing as party paper-io- It then con.
stitules itself a personal organ, the
mouthpiece of a few. bound by the
wishes and interests of the few
The voters of today are not 50
small in mind that they cannot give
respectful hearing to men who aspire
10 public service against those who
are already in thai service: they do
not consider themselves forever tied
10 men whom they have once favored
especially when there Is need OF and
q chance for improvement: and those
servants who ara conscious of having
given the public good service should
have NJ fear of having their records
reviewed before the people by men
who are competent to do so and con
scientious in their efforts and aspira
tons.
The Bulletin feels that in yielding
lis columns ~ those Republicans WIN
are denied hearing in the organs If
their party. il perform a duty a. =
broad gsugel newspspcr toward rs
many Republican reader in tbi CITY.
county and district
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-30
TIME CARD.
CAIRO ELECTRIC AND TRACTION
COMPANY
In Effect January I, 1905.
BELT LINE

In Effect January I, 1905.
BELT LINE
Cars are due to leave Second Street
going North on Commercial ave-, ey
cry is minutes from 6 a. m. to y
v. m.
Going North on Walnut Street ev-
cry Is minutes from 6;08 a. m. tc
1858 p. m.
POPLAR STREET LINE
Holbrook Avenue Cars are due to
leave Second Street going North on
Holbrook avenue at 5:57; 6:27; 6:42;
6: 81; 7:12 a. m. and on same minutes
every hour until 10:42 and 1912 p. IN.
Going West on Twenty Eighth st.
at $40; 6:19; 6:34 GAO; and 704
a. m, and on same minutes every hour
until 1924 and 11:04 p. m.
Poplar Street Cars are due to pass
ST. sMarys park Is minutes after leav-
ing Second Street and make the trip
around the city In 80 minutes.
OWL CARS
North on Walnut-11:30p. M: 1894
a. M; i: 80 a. M; 1880 am; $3.50 a
M; 1880 a. M. $3.50 a. M
North on Commercial-12:0 90 p. M;
100 a. m; 200 a. m; 800 a. M;
100 a. M; 500 a. m.
Belt and Owl cars are due to pass
West Thirty-fourth street Is minutes
lfter leaving Second street and make
he trip around the city In 30 minutes.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-30

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