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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-29

meoer. og JPN goot turpot liG at
bore liot d~ngaaenoe bor Misfbonsz
Qrbejoe | oct Ibunone Oar 1906,
iad bar ies Tent, at Den beofte
Madoe tunoe bore at laoe en- lille
Rapport gaa igennem Dan feren",
DE feite at bore un9e Ida bel iom
9amle er meget oarme ober for bort
Samfunos Misiton, og De fleIte.
Iom er interesIere0e / Mfsiion, er
ogida 9oloere at 0uniferen, Og De,
Iom life boloer ben, fan 10 lame
8laoet bos ANDRE. Iua enboer, Iom
interesierer fig a~ngaaenoe oor Me;
nigbeos Wisiion fam fad ct file 8ez
greb ON oisie Sing.
8eo port Gbartdlsmgoe / Otto6er
1905 bleb oct orgftet, ON ri funOe
gre liot mere for bort Samfunos
Wfisiion | oct fommenoe Nar 1906.
Bort Samfunos forIfelige Misfips
ner trenger 10 til unOeritsttelie.
Der blsb tall ON at fdItiette en-
beitemt Dag / bOert 5jerOingaar til
at optage en- Solicit oeo 9u6stjes
neIten / bette 9jemeo. Oette 6or>
lag bleO ne0itemt. Men Iaa blsO
Der foreilaaet at 6enptte Den fgrfe
Ssn6ag / boer Muaneo fom Ofer@
'6ag til bort Sumfunos foritelige
Wtis iioner, og at inOOele oisie Sol
letter / fire 8bdrtaler, ben feri tie til
Snore Misiion, 0en anoen til gore
Maisiion, Den treble til g%drm6jertig@
6eospjemeo, og Sen fjer0e til 2arer>
lpn Og lpben0e uogifter. Oette 5Ors
flag bleO iuu beOtdget.
Der iaas iaaleoes paa Sagen, ct
Der Iom Ri tunoe gaa frem paa oenne
Mud0e, fit enboer 2ejlig6e0 til at
oere me6. Der er bel life en- eneIte
Menigbe0, u0en ben fsler Srdng til
at tomme bort Samfunos Misfion
til 0i9lp. Men M gioes Ger ogfdu
Dem, fom fife er iod goot itiGeoe,
Il financief 9enieenoe, men aIigebel
oerne bill bore meo en- Qeiligbe5.
Oeriom De Ielb ffuloe Ienoe De fda
Gents, fom De fan unobere, unos
Ter De fig beO at ien6e Sem til bort
lSamf unos Seas erer. Men pad oen
Mad0e, fom Der er n9pni, fan alle
oere meo. Selb en- Nictel tan 9ad
an. sWSange 99tfe imaa ger en-
flor aa". = Der inotom / 8iord0
til 0isie forIfenige MisIioner iom
fpiger: l.. Sen6ag / San: $685.,
Il 6ebr. $12,04, / Marts Stag.
tilIummen til SnOre Misiion $42,85
S 4pril $11,02, / Mai $8,42, il
lSuni $22,10, tilidmmen til bore
Mtisiion Sal "a.
S Suli 1892, / Dug. STA. |.
lSept. 1857, tilIammen til 8arms
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1868.
S Ott. 1854. / Noobr. $3.50,
Ii Dec. 1925, titiammen til ae
rcrlen og GsbenOe l16gifter $41,43.
OisTe forifellige Misiioner tiliammer
i @arets 2sb $162,7O. Desu6en en-
Solicit Sen 90. @pril til De neolie
0enoe / San 5rancisco 1926. Sill
beIssenoe SUBS Sros Sorfpnoere,
Tom bar beIsgt os / oct fOunone
glar 1921, iaa AeIe Dor Misfionss
unoertsttelie pe6 Stoen at Dor Me>
nigbe6s l1bgifter, BAR oaret / @aret
1906 $218,73.
Wen ldo os mn life glemme at
te6e Dor bimmelite 6aoer om at
peliigne bisfe @aber, iad mango lom
fan bebe at oprigtige Sjerter, og
at tatte, foroi ri fit COB at bore
meo / bette 4rbei6e, os tunoe ri
bare bfipe beo me0 at fortTette meo
bisie Regter. @t bill at6ris fapne
bisIe Renter, Ri siber Dem bare til
Dam, Tom flyer: rS6lOet og @uloet
6prer mig ill.," Og 6Oem oe6, ON
en eGIer an0en Siel tunoe bifie pdu
os / 6e eoige 8oliser, foroi ban
fIeb oragcn til 6erren beo oisIe
| 9dber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-29
@eitbroof, Maine.

Da Der pift er mango at Dor Mes
GoIt, Her Dc ,rnge, Tom HE
fommer til bore prtpote Menisbeoss
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-29

Roe Dem .6i9lp, posfenoe for oersE
i9rIfiGte Sfi1ins. Dette fOrtfatter
ban oagfig, inOtil ban bar gennem-
lguuet belle 2iTten. rSaale6es". f.
ger en-. fom forta1er bette, ner oei
un6er, at DIR. Wandmater
TENDER os a0e beo Nabn, faloer o.
feIte at os beo bore fsrite RaOns
i 3om Os 5arrb Og Sim : pg
TENDER De f9rItilte Sorger os @I9s
Der bos enbOer."
6iitorien ON SIR. Wanamdters
Spn0agsfole er ~eneItaden0e. 9dn
begbn0te me0 TO 29rere og 81 9ern
| 2Oen Stage at ct 9us pdd Soutb
ST., bOor Der M Itaar ct fort OF
fentligt 8ibliotet, opfgrt uf Mr.
Wdndmafer. Sra oen lille 8egDns
|0elTe bar 0enne SsnodgsIfole nadet
K. Weolemsdntdl at 5,400 Zen al
De Itprite, bOis life Sen itsrite Sen=
aassifole / 2anOeD, meOens MeOs
lemmerne / getbanb Menig6e0 taI-
Ter $500.
Oct er meget i%nteresiunt at lag
as M9rte til, 6oorle0es Wr. Mars
dmdfer TOM inc / bette NrbeiOe.
0ans Den, Or. G6ambers, en- pres
fbterianit PraIt. bar 0en unge Scr
retningsmonos S6eal at triFeli5
Manooom. Or. Gbambers baO osll
unge Mano ON at 5egpnoe og ars
fei0e 6ldnot De Fattige. s 3illutz
ming BERTH gift ban no % iamfsNe
@aoe0renge, organiIere0e 6em II!
en- SsnSaasfoletlasIe oa Iarte Der
|8u0s Or0s Sano5e9. 9losIens
Sdmlingsfofale bar ct fife Stomn=
aeroartIteo, / boiltet Stofitternes
B9nte bleo brngt iom SRoer for
fad0e Gleperne og 2ererne. Ret
ober bette 89rtIteo / onSen Stage
tleb Tenere 2 89relIer leiet, / bill
te 9etbunp SsnoagsItofe bleO Or
9aniIeret at Wr. Danamater. On
BOG fereno bette itete, 6aboe oen
unee Wa1dmater uopiit en- attn
friitelig 4an0 og bar alti0 iprig for
at bjelpe ANDRE.
Gn Ssnoag, i0d So6n Wanamater
monu bar en- Oreng og arbejOeOe
iom 9iIeroreng / en- 8ogbanoet.
fortG1es ser, at Or. Gbumbers OPP
|forore0e i'm 6orfamIing iii at poe
giOra9 til Opferelien at en- M Sir
te. pasIenoe efter 5Orbotoene. 5an
700 5orIamlingen oiOe, at bois De
life tun0e giOe penge, Iad fun0e oe
eipe Wdteridler. pa hsrtes en- Oren-
geitemme fra 8aleriet at raabe:
Seq oil giOe Ell Gas NurIten ira
min Gaoers Dur itenSldger." 0et
BAR Sen unge Wanamdfer, og bans
Waaoe at ertlpre i'm Oferbiqigbeo
pad / bint Silfaloe gap Ste0et til,
at mere emo not tom mo til al ops
FIRE en- pr9gtig airfe for. Me0 Sen
i'm til Wuritenene fan oct oplbies.
ii Wfr. Wunamater neoitdmmeoe !
to Sl9gtleo fra uanIelige 5eglbr9n
bere / pbifa6efpbia.
Senod9en er for oe fleite al os
en- 9oile0dg, men oct ibntes oen
life at bore for Wr. Mundmater.
Ssnodgen er for BAN Den trapleIt tie
Dag / belle lgen. 81. 8 le6er ban
Msoet I .8rooerfabet." Derefter
gaar 6an til fit pribate &ontor |
get6anp gDgningen for at ftu0ers.
Ser uOo9lger os u~6drbeioer ban
fine setster for Gftermto0agsmpe
|Gerne. al. 2 gaar Mr. Wanamutsr
til Me0et for get6anD 9ibettlasfes
|Gnrere. 0enne &laSIe beftadr at
rmtrent 1000 Me0lemmer, boilte er
in0oelt / alasier paa 10 perIoner.
Sber &lasTe far en- 2eoer, og Oct
er til oisIe, Mr. Wanamater boil
Ser en- fort 9ale, fereno De gadr
til oeres reIpeftiOe &lasTer. 9erpaa
gaar ban SCI. 2,30 til Den fore
Senoagsifoie, for 9Oilten ban er
superintendent. Ser er ban / tit
Element; t6i ban eIter Ssn6dgss
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-29

H1emmetS Stbllotef. :
) Bigger anbefaet O9 ub9iOet af rairteds 5Orenin9 for ben 3
2 inbre Wii5ion 9anmarf". 2
J De 5enises epi9e 5pie. :
|; Iii @imb Barter omnoa $loO snbbunOen $500. 3
( in Srooers BLOB. :
{ Wmo.o. paa Oanr Deb g. q. maon. 5 omras 20 a.nts. sns. {
bunben 40 Gents. &
! oomitia. 1
? vi 9. sounsasOub. 3 omras sloO. snbbumOen sLeo. /
; / lille 'Konoeipeil. !
vi d. Sibi8u. eibebiaOufe Surbrus Oprr be fire aOns.r ssrobes mn :
Eefamene 1877 Sibn. STINT nbbunbn 90 Gents. 5
{ 7oriettelferne, :
er subs NoOOeishr til wennehr. yNO ct aiues: Subs esns anf. .
tum mr. ca Staommer 9b q. Y. 1nobunben IS SentS. Z
at@.e sttr. cesant uoaput mo 4 9erOes stueor Os gisnaaes !
tOmnos 80 @mt5. SnOtunben s1OO. 8
! , nnelnbruoet. }
en 6oueuns ira qut9us aib. eaa qont oO d. .. mabtn. 500 81. :
si.er @OOt inObmOm s14o.
! 5oot beoyno ! Z
! 60 spuson- en BOG tit uss. sot0rNt os 0'oFOst0a al Bib :
) 5apets Sonner. 8
So. son. s omras 80 Gents. Snob. e@. 5
} 5erren er min Gilfluet. {
&c oonfn. s omuas so Gents. {
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go Gents. Snbb 80 Geats. =
3rnbane ituationer.
g.Q. S Omlus so Gents. Subj. 80 Gents. Z
Sars. !
g.0 5orteuins. s Omnas Soc Subj. ss 3
1lutosnartYrer. 3
&c. 6 @rope8osmuSen. Snbb. 0c. g
DIP til berrens 3oro.
Gl Billion 0mHos 4Oe Subj. coo.
perpetua.
G. Barring eOulb. en UortubiaOd. fra Nfmss. 3 omras Soc Snbb. Mo s
: preten. {
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: :. sblmeD. pa Can't uO ~ 3. maotn. 4l5 5iOsr. 5 omlal sos. .
? Snob. s120 =
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!? BE- I'll Siber. Smna9 Coo Subj Sl00. =
: Snbbolb: Snbebnin9. = HuQetebefonene = 6eteipltene. = 7
amhfmtenn. = Zen fInhe 6ati9bom. = Gen mpftt eGr. :
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Is. 'prentus. st 9e9tefabs Si1ore. Yau Danf ub pahor g. 3 g. 6. :
? Wutbhien. pa sioer. Clint inb. 80 Gents. /
? Stile elmer. :
. n. subL anbast for ip. omras 40 Cents snSb. 90 Gents. =
! Geooys Knap. !.
amp lie S.upr.. On etaons On u RAP Grsms, osufat fra enslF 81 =
, s. g. s. g. Wotbifen. Snbb. 40 Gents. =
; DANISH LUTH. PUBL. HOUSE, Blair, Nehr. ;
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The Alaska prospector., 1907-04-18

Stamped Linen Collars at the Ladies, Bazaar.
 Franconia Embroidery Thread, all colors and all shades, at the Ladies' Bazaar
 Clean beds, fire and cooking utensils at Parkers Bunk House, $1.5O per week. Mrs. Syring, Prop,
 Don't miss the Moving Pictures at the Montana tonight
The Alaska prospector., 1907-04-18

The Red Cross Drug Go. received some fine Oranges and Apples on the last boat.
 April Edison Sold Moulded Records now on sale at Wikidei's Monograph Parlors.
 A. B. Buttons Ar KERNs.
 The very latest in Jumper W aists, Silk Waists and Belts at Cameron's Suit and Skirt Go.
 Operator Drinkard, of Saina, came in this morning with the mail train.
 They say Cantwell's winter views and postals are tue best and most original ever seen in the coun- try, 136
 FOR SALE-A No. : Rustler cook stove. Apply at Albemarle House
 When you buy candy at the Red Cross Drug Store you are as- aured of it's being fresh. tonight.
 Eli Larson came in yesterday from Teikhell, where he has been jreighting He reports the trail about all gone in many places.
 Tan Hose, all sizes, at Ladies' Bazaar.
 Ice Cream Eater at the Montana
 D. P. GriSwold came in with the Eagle and Chisna mail last night. He will remain on this end of the 4Iail run all summer.
 The Santa Clara is billed to sail for the south Friday evening.
 La Martia Cigars-a really good smoke. Owl Drug Company.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-01-15
Mixed Relations.

In Il certain western town there
lives couple. both Of whom, before
their marriage. had been widowed.
She had been left with four children
to face the battle of life, while he had
three t" take care Of
Today they have ten children run
ming around the house, and the moth
er has a hard time TO keep peace in
the family. Usually the trobule is be-
tween the children Of the former
marriages. ubt the other day, relates
llarper'> Weekly, things were some
what different, and the woman knew
not what To do in the case, so she
rushed out Of the house and shouted
{" her husband:
"Oh. Johr, come in quick! Your
children and my children are whip
pin" our children.'
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-01-15

tice, III such form as the committee
may adopt, and to be served by the
marshal of said committee, or such
other officer of the state rs may be by
the committee required, such person
or persons as the committee deem
proper, and to require such person or
persons to answer, upon oath, any
and all questions that the committee
may deem relevant and may PROFOUND
To him or them; and upon the failure
or refusal of such person or persons
to obey such summons or notice, or to
answer such question or questions,
such person or persons shall be Deem
cd to be in contempt Of the authority
Of said committee and may be impris-
"ncd upon, tho order of said committee
in the common Jail, to be there held
until he or they shall comply with the
order of the said committee: Provid-
cd. That no testimony given by said
witness shall be used against them in
Il criminal prosecution.
Il. That the ,>aid committee be and
The same j. hereby. authorized to
send for and to require The produce
ton of any and all books. papers and
other documents or writings which
may he hrrmrd relevant to any in
rrSti%atl"n. and I" require said per-
S'n or prr>'uS in custody or possess
,'"u "t such papers I" produce the
same before the said committee, and
amy person or persons who shall fail
or refuse ON the order of said COM
mltlrr in produce said books, papers
or other documents or writings, shall
be deemed guilty nr contempt of said
committee and shall be punished rs
provided in section 2.
:. That the said committee shall
have power to administer necessary
"aths. and any person who shall, after
being sworn before said committee,
swear falsely shall be deemed guilty
of perjury anl upon conviction shall
be punished as provided by law.
$. That the sum Of $1,000. if so
much be necessary. be appropriated
t" dcfray the expenses of this commit
tee. the said sum to be paid out of the
general state funds on the warrant of /
the chairman of this committee.
9. That each members of said COM
mittcr shall receive four (%4) dollars
il day and the usual mileage of five
tl) cents Il mile while engaged on the
business Of the said committee.
10. That this resolution shall take
effect Immediately upon its approval
by the governor.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-01-15
Significant Hint.

y prominent southern physician,
upon reaching his Office one morning,
found an old negro who had been a
servant in his family standing in the
waiting room, relates the Woman 5
Home Companion. The old negro, af-
ter mentioning several painful symp-
toms, related his usual hardluck, and
begged the doctor to prescribe.
The physician filled a small bottle
and said: "Take a teaspoonful of
this, Nose, after each meal, and come
back in a day or two if you do not
feel better.'
"Mars John, T can't take dat medi-
cine" answered Nose. .....>
"You will have to take it if you
want to get well."
"How'm gwine take it7 Whar'm
l gwine get de meals7"
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-01-15
NOTICE OF, ANNUAL MEETING
OF COUNTY BOARD COMMITS
|s.,... SIONERS.

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the County Board Of
Commissioners will be held on the
first Thmvday after the first Monday
in January, 1907. ...
All persons holding demands
against the County OF any kind, not
previously presented to the Board,
are required to file the same with the
Clerk on or before the first day Of
january, 1907, so that they may be
examined and ordered to be paid at
the annual meeting.
Fred. H. Dominick,
Clerk and Attorney.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-01-15
A Rolling Stone.

Very Fat Gentleman Ito street boy)
Sonny, can you tell mo the quickest
way I can get to the stntion7
Very Naughty Boy (after looking
him up and down carcfully)~-I should
say you'd better lay down an roll
over bout twice.-Tit-Bits
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-01-15
LAYTON COTTON SEED.

Layton's improved cotton seed for
sale in any quantities. This seed has
stood at the head at the Georgia lIx-
perimcntal station for three years;
out of 2G varieties last year it was
the best.
I planted 300 acres last year Of
this seed. kept it entirely separate,
and made go bales. IF it had been z
good year would have made 300.
Price Of the seed SO cents bushcl
G. c. Glasgow,
Jalapa, S. G.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-01-15
NOTICE OF SALE,

Notice is hereby given that We will
sell at the old homestead, at public
auction to the highest bidder, for
cash, on the 25th day Of january,
1907, at II o'clock Il. m., all the per-
Sonal property of Mrs. f.. Boazman,
deceased, consisting Of farm imple-
ments, stock, farm produce, etc.
j. r. Irwin,
B. w. Watson,
Qualified Executors.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-01-15
Ribald Jest.

The old year and the new year were
talking.
81 was watched out by some," re-
marked the old year, "and by others
| was danced out.'
"DId you get cnsscd out by amy
body?' inquired the new year with
coarse Observation-Disclosures Herald.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-01-15
A Regular Contributors.

Ascum-"You're a. literary man,
you say Woodby-"OlE yes, I do
considerable writing for tho papers" "
RscumA''I never noticed your name
=" Woodby-"Ol no, have several
pen names that l use; usually 'Con-
stant Reader, or 'Pro Bono Publico' ,
or 'Old Subscriber. ."-Philadelphia
Press. E,,#
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-01-15
Her Patron.

Father-I don't like you going to
so many dances. I don't approve of
dancing.
Daughtcr-Wcll, anyway, I know
Of one saint who approves Of it.
Fathcr-And who might that bc2
Dau%htcr--St. Vitus.-Illustratcd
Bits.
Where He Was Placed.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-01-15
Gift and Purchase.

There was n young fellow, I'm told,
Whose wife was a terrible scold.
Said lie, "Pcople say 49, ..a.....
A BRIDES given away,
But it strikes mo the bridegroom is
sold.' .>,
Louisville Courier-Journal.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-01-15
Through Chilkoot Pass.

. Hubbite' (proudly)-"I tell you,
sir, our Boston girls have hearts Of
gold.'
Gotbamite-"Yes;, but the trouble
is the gold is located in sort Of senti-
mental Klondike."
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-01-15
w. M. AUGUSTINE, BEEF MARK
EFT.

Best steak }. >. 12 l-2 cts
Other cuts from 6, Sand 10c. per lb.
Pork IL I-2 cents per lb.
Steak Pork Is cents per lb.
Oysters, oest 40 cents per quart.
Fish, etc. Near Sem s store.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-01-15
TO INVESTIGATE RAILROADS,
Text Of Resolution Offered in the
House Yesterday by Mr.. Frost of
Charleston.


day by Representative Frost OF Char
lesion will be of great interest,"
n joint resolution to provide for
the appointment of II committee to in
vrstigatc the railroads OF the State
and to make an appropriation there
for:
Whereas il is necessary for the
political and industrial advancement
Of this State that reliable and proper
methods OF transportation should be
maintained for persons and goods !:
and
Whereas the post roads owned and
maintained by the state for the brnr-
fit "f its citizens have been Supplant-
cd by the railroads owned and main
taln"l by private corporations for
the benefit ct their shareholders.
which said railroad corporations il,
c'''n~i'Iri;l,i"n Of certain extraordinary
powers granted Ivy the state have uu-
d"I|"krm tn" duIl"~. Responsibilities,
AMI privileges Of common carriers for
3hr cilizrn> ct this state: and
Whereas the said railroad corporal
lions have accepted and used the pri-
rlI"""> conferred upon them aS COM
mon carriers. but have failed To per-
from the corresponding duties owed bv
them t." the citizens of this state i'm
that it is generally thought that:
|. They have failed to maintain pro-
per and sufficient roadhcds and tracks.
,. They have failed t" provide loco
motives Of sufficient power to haul
the trains which the commercial and
industrial development Of the State
demands for the transportation Of the
ever increasing number nf goods and
persons.
,. They have failed to furnish clean
and safe passenger coachcs
4. They have failed to provide pro-
per ears Tor the speedy transportation
Of tn" products Of the state.
.. They have refused to provide
sufficient ears for the transportation
OF goods and have thereby hamprrcd
the commercial and industrial de-
vrlopmrnl of the state.
&. The schedules which they under
take to operate. and which, even if
maintained. are insufficient for the
rr"rrr transportation of passengers.
are seldom kept and thereby trouble
:. Il prrunlnry loss are caused TO the
persons whom they have agreed to
transport.
:. Thr lnsuIlirirncy of their plant
ami m""mprirncy of their manage
meat has caused til" death Of many rf
ih' r1ll|'n> "I Ihi; state.
:. !h"E hay" maintained tn"ir con-
lr"I e. H." r1'""ad~ IN this state I"r
a." N"N's. "t ~til.lm@ competitions
ANA thereby N"rmiliin& them t" in
rryA~r lhrir ,,Nnng~ hv charoinu
h'2h rates. and by hauling the good,
allow" Ih"Sr lines which yield tn them
the best revenue without regard to-
the h"nrlil or convenience Of the ship
prr>.
Now he II resolved by the house Of
representatives. the senate concur
rah%:
|. That Joint r"mmit,cr consisting
"l NV" senator's and thrr" members "f
the h"nS" "f representatives be APP
pointed ny the presiding officers of
the respective houses toinve>tiyatc the
a''HirS ani management of the rail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-22
ny zelma Travsrs.

TO begin with. tho model vito
loves her husband. hor homo ana
her children A. | write THIS ]
have Ia mind a very dear woman
friend Of mine whom ! have always
thought TO be the best model OF a
Wlte
The woman IL a church woman.
with aoeietieH and clubs iier
husband Ia moderately we'll TODD.
aud. although Ia a position 20 on
teftain Handsomely. nothing 10 ever
uvprdanr nor her husbands Income
oYntih1ed
This woman personally oy.rHerr
all the hunseWnfk. the care Of the
children. aud carefully looks after
her huahsnda clothes. ~ caro.
fully auditing all household BILLS
she saves her husband many dol
lars
The woman has not many gownA.
and these. though upto date. are
inexpensive aud simple
NJ idea ct a model woman u
one who understands perfectly her
obligations a. hpr home aud stu
eerelY fmnlls them Ia homo life
and IN tho rearing ~ their chill
dren she IL a partner with her huh'
band
~ ideal wlfs should be qualified
to help her husband IN his busi'