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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-01
9ettc er pGro at scmmc.

5elgen0e 6iemneIupe6e Ulirfur
iges at lipore en6Oer 5orm al @iIt
% RpgImerte, ogiaa al renie Og
iprte glprerne og 9lGren. og at o0er
3Hot alle urin9re lloroner, Oerion
oen tages, for r8rigbts Oiieaie'
naaes. 6luio Grtract OanoeliOn, Ell
balo llnie; COMPOUND aargon, cen
llnie; COMPOUND Sprup SarIapdz
lila, tre Infer. 8lano og rpIt oei
eel / en- 5luite. og tag Iaa en- 5e'
ItefufO oeraf eFter 6Oert 0idaltio ng
Oeo Sengetj0.
@n oeltenot 2lutoritet tiger, u
Oisfe Sn9reoieutier beitddr OGIentz
fig af begetdbliIfe Gtstratter og er
uitaoelige at 6utge, ug oe fan fdas
for fife lt6t9g paa ct 6biltet Iom
6elit 9(potbef.
De, Der tror, at oe bar Rbrebeioe@
ringer eller lioer al Smerter obet
29noen, TOdg 8lere eller @igI, bur-
6e prgpe oenne Hecept, od oens
8rug ingen Std0e fan asre. og oen
figes at eere llnoere for nogle Mens
neTfer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-01
,suripunoen Yorsmeter

Sra Bloomington, Sas.. meloss
unoer %. San.
Ulabor u. u. @riction er plllos
ie!i9 for70unoen, uOsn at bans "a.
milie eaer @enner De0, boor ban b..
iinotr iig. 6an bleo iioit let Der
9pen 6re0a9, % os! eueite, man meo
Sitfsrbeo oeo. er. at ban bar oG=
III G6ialgo. 9pr1a0et oiI lax
anItiGs llnoerIsselIe. 6an par Dleo-
lem al 9nrlaoet, "a Oa Nldpor Re.
sils phtoIe!ig oeOe i fSjor CONNER
bleo GrirtTou palgt 9ans Steo.
grictTons 9enner tror, at ban
Ear ia3s sfaOs paa 5oritaaoea
% at bette Il 2tdrTu3 til bans pluo.
isi;8s -6orT5in0en.
Zen fpgF. }tntpoain1 til. Al n
a. gait par Faa 5ag5e. fit man 70.
IN llge f0sn. o1 en- 9pralostomts
ifutoe 5aot leoIagst Griction I'll
Chicago for at spre 2rrangementer
Tor SnOtrbst al M1Itinsriet til oct
ott npe eleftriite 99sanlag. 9lloer
mnnoene 6t3ao iia til 63ica5o, man
gldporen inoTlaOt fig life os ieno!e
5easr iti2 gos.n 8orflaring.
Qaosrmano Gjeorsc 5ree3 6au6:
en- 5art1at mso GrittTon, ipr ban
iorloo BLOOMINGTON. 6an fortalte ol
5rts3. at Ban 3Io0e oan9ret Ii5 Ielo
% fin 6oniie, % at ban agteoe At
teiIs til613e til 5oeri9s. 6oor ban
er feAt. 6an coerrafte 5ree3 n
aonpolut. inoe5olOsnoe $500, ionl
6an Ia1oe, 9au 3aooe t1gst ID >
gdnfen. San ba'00e tent at bru3e
Rengens paa 9sjien, men iiOen bao=
De Fan foran0rst 0lsnina og ee.
ifutttet at eftsrldOe oem iii gru1
for Gamilien. Senere bar man fddei
1t si0s, at 6an b1r oaret 6bita9r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-01
SpOrpugns lllDfte / Smaba.
On Ran0 orebt % fIere
adre0e.

S @,aar gGor3,s itste Ger en- lite
utetpo.l.3 Sgors ans lllpae 8
ml9l. 9eo Sjernet al 6. og @d.
nut Streeis, ta6ts 4l9torran0 Sel.
9rtn aoatroGsn c5er i'm ge3n, ila
oen s,eo ) n9locts@ nso cser Ssraa
ningen. g Ol aen tom til Pierce
Sireeb beer o:n ituloe 3ao, 0rset
forlOo ben Sporet og lp6 imoo en-
1s.esiafpel, Der nosn uiosre breo.s
al og Ia fortiatte Oen fin 5art
mo 40 5rcn.sn Pla 9au55lirs
Drug Stors.7
9a5nea fis0 eatyent 9eantniida-
rem oeo Ganm,niteoet meo 9es
ar5fpaisn, 0oroiioen blso Ilaaet ina
c1 5a'ot 9lsil1erern. j a'emme.
Gn Qr6gosmano, iom too og pen
te0e pad 9c3nen for at tgre til i'm
2lrtdosplaos, 6leo 0rett, % omfr.
10 UlerntTter fem mere eler npin0rs
ilsmt til Staoe. 7e Itore @lasrlasr
2(pot5efets 5ropt Taa oel ION
1ree2rist. De bar in0F1tiet i, poe
la5Se5 oO6eles.
Oct par IS paa Stinnerne, oet
ioraarTlge0e lllptfen. 5grIt fate
NotorrdnOen 9remien Iaa fat paa.
al 5iufsne Itoo itiae. g2en oa Dan
Ial. 1t bette life foriog, forIs5tt
fla al ~reoerIe" Den elettriIfe Strsm
9oi.tst mislptteoes. o. Iad Dioite
6ar 9eiteo, at gosnen Oifoe fors
frog Gpcrei, boor oette beier ON
en- anoen Go0s.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-01
Store Smprpr9m:er.

@st min 8uttermafers QtsIOcias
.isa Ttll 6ol0e fit 6. Qarsmpoe !:
Ma4fal fra 5. til s. 5ebruar.
4,remieTonoet, iom ital oeles I'D
Ter9olo8mGsiig til ulle De Smsrtils
irters. Tom bar Smgr 0e0 Wlpoet
merfet ooer 80 9goint, uo9er $1,139.
42. Nlartningen oil blioe forettaget,
nsasns Gierne af Smerret Ier 0ers
WA. 0ette er no9et, Iom tun bar
oeret Stit og Brig DisconIin.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-01

9Gr9tr alter Jlorges Horobeittpit.
: a6 tillano8 og ttlpan0s 5.
5 a3an D. stano." leiss fpl-
genoe 5ele5ran
1rons5i,n. %. San. = Gn0nl
en 0rfan, leoIaaet uf ct frpgteliat
3orpenoejr 6iemlSgte / 9aur De
nor0ositfi,e 9lnosOele, Ierlig &pts
Oiitritterne.
9n e.! 3el 6uIe bleIte nso efle.
bleo rlmponsret. Man9e 6iiferbaas
Oe, iarlig geIterdalen, itranoeoe
ellsr iani USotorbadoen nSigne" git
un0er. o9 Gst Sfib, Sen bapoe pal
Slab, Itrlnoe0e.
QDaHer Wellmonns W6dit 9ains
merFeii for traaolss 5elegraFfors
bir6elie mao Spit36srgen unber osn
al BAN planla9te polaretspeoitipn.
til Sonneren, blaIte neo pg ble5
eOei1lt.
6en.en 6iIferfartpier gift unoes
hGr 0ismso, og en- 6el Del SmIe
% ga1as 6lso s0elagt runot Co
fctcn.
95eaings 1a6en Bergen" 6Ieo
l>rsgst fla 2ano 0eo qfnopen nieo
bratfet Ndit. UlanOifabet er rsooet.
Waa fr95.er. at mango Waenneites
iio er qaast tabt, men 6ar en0nu
in5en litter Ooerigt. S ct 5us, Fom
oar Ffnrfet Tdnnen, fan0t man en-
Wano ore5t, men Ell Sp90barn en-
@uq2, eeo Si6en al BAN bar uIta0!
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-01
9ampitibs- -Nptitier.

Oscar 6en 9ln6en al Stan0ina.
pien 9tmerita 2imien bar forlu6t
GbriitiansTano meo $50 pasiagerer
og oentes til Nep Dort Den 5. 5e6r.
1907.
pdsfdeerer for Gbica9o og len.
sere 0eIt fan benteS 2 8 Oagt
ienere. 9grbgbigit
u. 6. Sobnfon &c Go.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-01

0et tumulige padilas life anz
goaenbt Or. peters aurfto, men
SC mango 9uIinoers Grfaring, Der
bar prtpet 2egemiolet, letter os /
Stdn0 til at ertl9re, at oct fan life
pbertrtafes fom ct bloOrenienoe %
ItDrten0e 2egemi6Oel Scr. s. 90.
M. Gourtnep, @ildrfsburg, Wto., erz
tlerer. nSeg bliper 70 2lar gamz
mel pad min n9ite 6eoielsodg. Seq
leo af @iet oe ct froniit W2apeonoe
/ ober tbpe 2far, men meb SUBS
Sjelp far jeg beo at BRUCE 8urifo
genbunoet goOt Sel6reo."
9rugen at cen ferIte 5ldife pil
hepiIe bette pr9parats forun6erli9e
lesenbe geenitdber, p9 pil brinse
Dem pau 0eien til SunobeO. llliJ
anore Meoiciner faas Gurito life
bos glpot6efere, men bos 2ofals
9lgenter, anfatte af GnesGierne: Or.
peter Sabrneps C Cons Co., 112
lis 60. 6obne Npe., Gbicugo,
|Sn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-01
ginterem / NDropeiien.

enonu osn 20. San. 6e0oer Sst
ira ct. paul, Minn..
Gn Sneltorm raIer after ooer N,
Odfotd, og mango 2inier er blotss
ret. Foroi oe fore sneplooe life fan
fomme sennsm os Ioere SneoriDer
Sares 5. 6iG, Gjreut glortbern
9anens preIiOent, BAR benoenot fie
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-01
t6. glarg.

0agen og engelf ON Qftenen. Den
often BAR Sangene iua Ipoe og
6jertelige. Sblan0t an0re foreton
aeo liflige Soner: Send the light.
LET us pray that grace may
everywhere abound;
Send the light, send the lightl
And that Christlike spirit
everywhere be found.
Send the light &c.
The blessed Gospellight;
Let it shine from shore to
shore!
Shine for ever more
paitor peOerIen praOiteOe meo 5riz
mooigbeo og araft til aaes Opbpgz
eelie Og @eGiignelie. 9erefter gap
ban Den opmuntrenoe 9eretning:
Der bar ooer so 4fbOlosmeolemmer
Oct par en- goo UaoOietning til oer
6aloe Snes Ueeolemmer, Der bar
for nogen 5fo iioen, meo msrte
u0Iigter. Oette famlnenligneoe ban
meb en- file SiIoragelie fri Odns
mart, fortalt Der fer. 8eo en- nD
Sernbans itoo iblanot en- Ul9agoe
Mennelfer en- eDore Some, Der alorig
9auoe let ct 5o9 fpr. gau bar Sis
Den, Soget ifuloe aFiteO, os bun
paaitoo p0et FAN ulOrig fomme
Gang" Waen ct 9jeblif efter ia
FUN, at oct fjerneoe fig meo en- iaaz
Ndn 5art, at BUN itpO forferoet og
fol0eoe fine 5en6er og roa6te: gfu
fan oct aOOrig itanoIesl
Sals0ss 9ar oct oaret meO 9lfs
bol0sforeningen Der; oct loo til, at
oen albrig tunoe fomme Sang,
men nu gaar Den frema0 meO en-
Iad0an &raft, at Oet Ier lt0 til, It
Den al0rig fan Handles. Det tegner
til aanOelig 8remsans oq Oplpsz
ming. og set fan man gleoe Jig
ober.
Der er Ttrepet me9et ON graft"
rq ngresO", o9 orailrouo rule, enez
oa / QoiIer, fom for no9le 9lar it
oen fife Oiloe inorpmme, at Der bar
noget @eien. 9al unbefales Der
2ope til @unit for 6olfet, og 5olz
fet bill fr9be i'm 9aet. Der mua garz
paagen6e0 til, for at borne ON 5rfz
6e0 og 3etfer0ig6eo, juit oct mo0z
latte af narfotiite Wfioler, bOoraf
9(lfo6ol er Sen ooerbejen0e. Den
iterfe Din og 5i(beber bar beoppet
6iernen, 6jertet. Sambittie6eosn
hos mdngen en- 2obgioer ben @rdo,
at Sen graaOi9e Salsmano for enz
9ber ,5ruit" funoe oinOe bnus 8en9
ffab os bans Stenme. Saaleoes bur
9lfoboismen ao en- Ineoig Omoei
be0raget Solfet, Og 2Ooe er blepen
til, Tom u0en g1arfoTe bar en- llmuz
lig6eo.
Der er mango @run0e, bDorfor
man bpr bjalpe til at ubrpobe oen
alfo6oliItiife Drift. Oct ct gObt, at
llng0ommen larer Sanobeoen Oerz
ON at fen6e. Waeo Sioen bfiper Gam
set fri for ygfltm rtle", Ser bar omz
tdaget og beifbttet llretferoigbeo.
8erlig 6ilTenl
g. M. 6annibdl.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-01

til garlin in 6ama OH at laans
5an Z fer. aearotioer. Iom Oil
6tiot ieno. 4or9 ootr ira glebraifd.
q}so SnsTorfsn fdger en- Itarf
&uloe fra 80 til % 8raoer unoer
3ero- / @soils q1fe, u. Dat, c9
mango an0re gleoer g1orO0eitsn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-01
0Selcssclfrr neS @nnh

@bOnu I Manoass rg 5irsouga
6erbss Der ON tor ganoIfaoe / SG.
5r1 garmi, Sa.. bsooer oct:
SsilIingen | S6dlpnsetopn er
6eieits GraO tritiit. O6ios5loOen er
npr op iii So 900. WSaoparc 9e.
5ctOningen minoIfes / forurofigenoe
Grpo, o1 ingen 9arsr fan bringsa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-01
anlmine gtsp Diioll.
80 Uinedrbej joert
ON fomne.

Sra @3arleston. 0. pa, melOes
om aa aufmine =sisp,ciion i 1irs.
bags sftsrmto0l5s. 6oorpeo 81
0lsurs'fer cg nliigois flere miIteot
Qf9ct. 83t ear Stuart Ulinen
9atsesn al 5aptteoiae, GtsplOiio.
men Ftts. Uldn mener, Ser ilet ingen
e5ou.s sar for nogen at ilippe ira
lllptisa NED 9io,t, oa GtspioIionen
par Ion frpgtelig, at ale, iom e
iau0t it9 i NRinen, maatte blioe
6rGtt sjo5fittelig.
lIIqtfen Iiges, m9o 0enipn til Saf
al Blsnneifefip, At pere Den o9rItt
/ Statens Siitorie.
Ueinen er oper 800 SEQ unber
Scr0sn, og fun cen Statt ferte til
Den, faa Reoning8arbejOet par bsj
@rdo panifeltgt Qlf oe Fprite Reos
ningsmono, Tom fire0es neo / Stat
ten To 5tmer eFter Gtsploiitionen,
rar Ire oeo at bsIpime, oa De tom
60 5ao neo, iua De mdatte bejies
cp igen. gean mente life, Der rigti1
filrcs arbeioes meo Strait for Sc
inOefbarreoss Reoning for 48 5imst
efter cfspfoiionen. 0et snsIte, Der
Itrafs hm0e gsres, BAR at forIe9e at
Torcere FriTt 2uft nso Ueinen 9en-
mem Sfaftsn. o. Def bleo giort.
9fF 9rheiosrne Der par De fIcic
9lrsritrwre ca 51milisfGore. aun
ei IS;noretal al 0sm oar Re9sre oa
frsmlreps.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-01
9anneIjrOg, Nebr.

melot noget / s0ani iteren" fra oenne
Syn, Iaa oct funoe muaIte interess
iere Oe areoe 2eTere at Ie en- lille
9eretnin9 6erFra igen.
! @n Del @jenoomsforanOringer er
inotrufne. 6ooriblanot fan nnones,
at Q. .. &nu0Ien bar Tolgt fin
o0drolpare" 6Orretninq til 9enrD
5iebraIs.
SSSenien &c Senlen bar Io1gt oeres
p@eneual Waer9an0iIe" 9yorretning
til 9. 9. &nuoIen.
Gbas. 9drIen bar i6lgt lin 5arm
FER glarbeOen til peter 2lrp, Der
for nOgle 2ur ii0en rejIte berfra til
M1afon.
Si0en puitor 0orF forloo g2p.
Iteo, bleb oenne Dor RabobD minOrs
lfDltg END for6en. Oet bar b9ret
ret interesiant at beIege RnIteO,
6oor Der plejeoe at bore 5rapl6eo
paa 0en Oerb9renoe 0gjlfole. Mange
eanite gleDer fra forifellige Ggne
pdr iumleoe Ser, og flere 2arere bar
Rit9ftiget meo at unoerbiIs Dem.
@eO iibite 8eIeg fabneOes bele oenne
8irtiombeO. preite6Olisen FAINT
6gjitolen too tom; og 8efoltningen
oeriteos oenteoe, at en- dnoen Yrelt
itu0Oe / en- n9r 5remtto tomme og
genoptage set Qtrbeioe, ser BAR o9s
ret af Tda itor getponing for Np+
T.eo. Oct er bel at beoe @uo ON,
at ban bill Itbre oct Idaleoes, at
Sdn06e0s 2lano maa .oinoe Syrem>
gong 6aaIoe Der og Der, til bans 2Gre
og 5oltets gel
llSiigterne til Ell goOt qlar bar
atorig o9ret 6e0re Der. Der tom til
itreitelie! gfegn / Gfteraaret, fer
Sor0en IRIS til, og fenere tom Ser
Sne; Taa Ser er ingen 5are fOr,
at 6oraaret bliber tert, / Sammene
ligning meo oe 5ioer, ga @fters
daret og 8interen BAR tbr.
Oenne er en- ttaol 5io ber /
Dannne6rog me0 boaO man falOer
uice6aroeIt" (Ss9pID. Der er mango
Soft paa Sien boer Dag, paa for
ifelige Ste6er. Uieieriet og anOre
5orretnin9er ber 9ben fororer SO,
og 0esll0en bar W2r. s. so. Gritien
dqereoe aontratt paa at forIbne H..
g. Sern6anetOmpaani me0 so uGars
las", Der Ifal Ienoes til anore Str
Der, SIen er M ner beo IA 5onl>
mer tDt.
S oen mt6erite airfe par Der
Suletra Ons0ag 2tften 26. Dec
Ter bar Iaa mango tilIteoe, iom
9irten 0el tuuoe rumme, o5 dlle
oe gla6e 2lnligter, Der iads un0sr
oe mango itroalenoe 9ps og 2dns
per, bite, at set bar en- oellipttet
Sutsfef. 8grnene bar 6leben inos
poet / at ipnge, tale og loDpriie
5relieren. oft bar paa @ngelit, for
aIe, Der oil0e tomme. airfen p1r
megst mutt prp0et meo pdsienOe
Sulepragt, og Oe to oejlige, grenne
og ImDtteOe 5r9er bar en- berlig
puuminoelie ON oen gI9Oelige 6Fiz
tiO, iom 8ernene bil boloe @rinz
Bring, iad lGnge oe leper. Pultor
peterIen, Ser praoiteoe, iant aae,
Der bar BAN bebjelpelig meo at
1rrangere og uOfere 5eftprogrdmmet,
Fortener en- 6jertelig Saf.
| S Tamme &irte 6oDoi qaitOr pss
terIen oanit @uostienelte Hntadrss
morgen 8l. 6. 0et bar Sneoejr og
merft loen Morgen. og noget triit
at bore noe, men &irfen bar Ser
be6ageligt meo @arme og 9elDsning
Ipm Ser plejer at p9re beo @aosttje-
neIten, og en- goo 5OrTamling al
DANTE og Soenffe bar Der, enoog
noole uoe fra 2anoet.
Oet bar fsrIte Sang, pi bar
fommen Iaa tioli9 til &irfe ber |
0annebroe, Og oct faa no, iom ON
enbper bar glebefig operraifef beo
at Re faa mango tillteoe. gfter @aosz
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-01
Samorrboibsr bclbrroes / 6 IA 9ase.

Vasc Ointment earanteres at belbreoe etbperi
9tIfGbe af flsenoe nbbenoios. bIspenoe eller trent
ifubte S9morrhpiber { 6 til II 3oae eller 8ensene
lbaeebetales. SOC.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-01

IRA 9rir7oao. 6clo.. mslOes
faul1ue /. Dag ON 5lOe6rano / en-
ejries 7a9en feruo, 1oeroeo 3
ejru5e1rteiosre menes at base iaf
9ioet II.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-01
sorisIeiic heltreOei pao en- 9na

Taa earatipe Wrpmo Guinine 5abiets, 4rus
ane tilbaae ro aIs apaibsrre. bpis lite bclbreoet.
6 " estoDgs yIapn paa bper egfe 25e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-01
Srtan Og lIueir / NOrse.
5tDgteligt llpeir

9ar9tr after 0orges Rorooeittpit.
J ab tillan0s og tilpanOs 5.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-01
,DnnaRrrrntt,

bet snefte baftife glab / ansrlfa.
Der nogadr 10 tSaHae 0m ljasa.
uhgioes al -9nnITb gutt. ssa6l.
5onie". Nlalr, Mebr. q
aSrgue'ytnmre isuoes I'm p1a
syorlangsaoe.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-11-01

This notice confronted the so odd
boarders at a West Philadelphia es-
Enlistment yesterday morning and
took the edge off their appetites. The
thing long dreaded had come to pass.
The landlady had shifted the burden
of high prices upon them.
In score of similar establishments
the same thing has taken place within
the last month. Prices range from so
cents to 81 week higher than they
did last year. The proprietors declare
that they have been forced to make
the increase or go out of business.
One landlady told of other things
which go to make up the menu of a
boarding house on which the advance
in prices was even more striking
Oatmeal, the main reliance for break
fast food, cannot be had for less than
$3.50 a barrel, she said, while she paid
for the same grade a year ago $3.50
Lima beans sell at $3.50 now and NOR
rowfat beans at $3.50 per bushel, in
both cases being 81 higher. Canned
goods and dried fruits have also gone
up.
About the worst advance has been
-four" she continued. "It has jumped
from $425 barrel to 81 for the same
grade. This has made itself apparent
in bread, too"
The epidemic of high prices has af-
fected smaller boarding houses much
more than it has the large ones. Those
who are obliged to buy in small guam
titles and pay full retail prices are
having an uphill struggle, and rates
have been going up all over the city.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-11-01
Y. NJ. c. A. WORK
AMONG COTTON MILLS

Child Labor and Industrial Educa-
ton of cotton mill operatives formed
the principal theme of the address of
William D. Harthorne, President of
the National Association of Cotton
Manufacturers, at their convention in
Washington early this month. Five
sixths of the children in the cotton
mills have not not graduated from
the grammer schools" he said, "and
a very large proportion have not even
completed the seventh grade. If it is
from this class of native recruits that
our mills are getting supplies, it is to
be wondered at that we are finding
them more inefficient, shifting from
one mill to another, or apparently
seeking less work or responsibility,
rather than more wages?' He pointed
out that the remedy must be to i'm
part to these undeveloped employees
such instruction as the business re-
Quires, and that in future the mills
must give more attention to educa-
tional work than they have in the
past.
One of the agencies destined to be-
come useful in this connection is
the Young Men sChristian Association
whose success in the educational
work has been remarkable, especially
in industrial fields. Thousands of
wage-earning men and boys are en-
rolled in the evening classes in ele-
mentary branches and in technical and
semi-technical courses. Just at this
time special attention is being given
to the projecting of its activities
among the Southern Cotton Mills.
The work of the Y. M. C. A. among
the cototn mills does not stop here,
but includes also social features, non
sectarian religious work, and the va
rious activities centering about the
gymnasium, with lectures on personal
hygiene, first aid, and the prevention
of tuberculosis.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-11-01

With a theory that human health is
dependent on the stomach and with a
medicine which he says proves this
theory, l. T. Cooper, a comparatively
young man, has built up an immense
following during the past year.
Cooper has visited most of the lead
ing cities of the country, and in each
city has aroused a storm of discussion
about his beliefs and his medicines.
Wherever he has gone, people have
called upon him by tens Of thousands,
and his preparations have sold in i'm
mense quantities.
The sale of this medicine has now
spread over the entire country and is
growing enormously each day. In view
of this, the following statements from
two of the great number of followers
which he now has, are of general
interest.
Mrs. Agnes Viggenhousar, of 942 St
Louis Avenue, Chicago, aas the follow
ing to say on the subject Of the Cooper
preparations: For more than ten
years l was broken down in health |
could not sleep and | was very ner-
vous. Gradually | began to lose my
memory, until | could not remember
things from one day to another. / had
severe pains and cramps in my body,
and l would at times see dark spots
before my eyes. l was unable to do
any work whatever, as my strength
was failing. | had no appetite, nor
could l take any medicine.
Il had about given up hope of ever
being we'll again when read of Mr..
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-11-01
SAVINGS BANKS ISSUE
INSURANCE POLICIES
New Regime Begins In
Massachusetts Today.

BOSTON, MASS, Oct 81 (SpeciaD
With the design of benefiting wage
earners, an act believed by many of
its advocates to be the most important
single measure passed by the legisla-
ture of any state this year becomes eff
fectiye tomorrow. BY the enactment
of this measure, which has been taken
advantage of by many savings banks,
the Massachusetts legislature has
accomplished a novel thing, at least
so far as the western world is con-
cerned, in permitting the establish
ment of new type of life insurance.
Garner of the Bay state who wants
On and after tomorrow, the wage
protection for his family through one
of the policies of the type known as
industrial is, whose prem
iums are payable at frequent inter
vals-Will be able to exercise a choice
Henceforth there will be competition
between two different life insurance
systems. The workingman may go to
a savings and insurance bank-a new
title in Massachusetts, s it is in the
entire country-and arrange to take
out life insurance not exceeding $780,
with the understanding that he is vol
UNFAIRLY to pay his premium once a
month without the urging of collec-
tor, He may also buy there an annu-
ity of value not to exceed 500. If
he has an account at the savings de-
partment of the bank he may arrange
to have his premium paid from there
automatically, as they fall due.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-11-01
STATEMENTS
REGARDING NEW THEORY
Followers of Cooper and Ills Novel Ideas Give Reason
For Their Belief in Him.

Cooper's remedies. | decided to give
them a trial, and began to feel better
at once. After taking the medicine fol-
two weeks l can say that l am new
woman. / can eat with enjoyment
the pains in my body have left me, and
| am stronger than | have been for
years.
Il cannot say enough for Mr.
Cooper's remedies. They are wonder
full, for they have done everything
claimed for them in my case"
Another statement by Mr. W. B.
Stewart, 100 w. Madison St, Chicago
is as follows: Il have had stomach
trouble for years, and anyone who is
afflicted this way knows what an aw-
full distressed feeling it causes. Many
a time l have felt that l would give
most any price to be cured. 1t was by
accident that | heard of this man
Cooper's remedies. | Immediately
made up my mind to buy a treatment
of him l used it for about two
weeks, and it is impossible to tell how
much good it has done me. | feel
altogether different. l have more life
anu energy tudu nave udu LOT years.
This medicine certainly does stimu-
late and strengthen the whole sys-
TEN. Tired feeling and weak condi-
ton of the stomach has entirely pass
ed away. feel we'll again"
We sell Cooper's celebrated medi-
cines which have made this wonder
full record in all parts of the coun-
Pharmacy.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-11-01
LEARN TO EAT
Few People in Americas Really
Know How.

Slow eating will solve one-half the
problem of i'll health. Those who suf-
fer already with indigestion and weak
stomach can with care and The use of
Mona stomach tablets restore their
digestion to a healthy condition, so
that they can eat what they want at
any time without fear of distress or
suffering.
After a few days use of Mi-o-na
stomach tablets, the headache, dizzy
feeling, drowsiness, sleeplessness, dis
tress after eating-all these symp-
toms of a weak stomach-will dis
appear, and perfect digestion and a
good skin will show that the vital
machinery is once more running
smoothly.
Take a little Mi-o-na tablet before
each meal so that it will stimulate
the digestive juices and give strength
to the stomach, and then it will take
care VI IIe loOu CHdC ID edCeH Will
out indigestion and the unpleasant
full feeling with which so many suf-
fer after meals.
Dodson's Drug Store have so much
confidence in the power of Mi-o-na to
cure indigestion and all stomach ills
that they give a guarantee with every
50-cent box to refund the money if the
remedy fails to give satisfaction.
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