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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-28

TN SUD. Og boilte foriteaige Ret
ninger os 5ormer Spuoen tan td9e
hos De foriteaige Mennei FER, idu er
oct BOG f9les for ale 4oumsbsrn,
fom fortI9tter i 4oams Spor, at D.
benoer 9uo Rpg9en Os fortietter
Iengere og l9ugere bort fra BAN,
pm De lite bsrer SUBS fdIoenoe
RsIt og penoer ON, bjemao, Og nogz
lie guar iod / Retning at oct 5 az
peIfte (0oOmoo. 5rcos. 6ulifbeS
% 9ssn) ANDRE / Retning al Oct
oprifts (Ruabe0. aeoeligbeo,
Qditer). 4lorig tr9oer Snnoen iom
mooen 6rugt al q0ams 9ortoenoen
fra @u0 graGere frem emo Opers
for Seius, boOr gpperitepreiten %
oe ANDRE 2eOere Tiger falife 8ioness
bbro % osmmer Seius for CUBS
beIpotteli e, oa ban DEFENDER Sdnos
beoen, % De raa Sofoater banner
ham meO Spot og Sppt og N9oe-
flag / Qniigtet. Def er Den moont
5rugt al, at Menneitst bar forlaoi
Quo % bans @eie.
rQt, 4oam bar i'm 9uo forld0t,"
U9en ON SUB iau til 9eng9lS
6aboe forld0t Menneitet!? Men Del
tr, bouO 9uo life giorOe. 9un for-
loo lite Den ipnoforo9roeos Sl9gt.
Og ban bar inOtil oenne Dag ittt
lennet Dem, Ser oenoer Jig bort fta
ram, meo at penoe fig bort ira
rem. 0en Iepenoe 9u0, Der giper al:
2io % Qanoe % ale Ting, Iaoer
eaonu i'm Sol opgad OOer onN %
qooe % la0er reSne oOer retfGr0iJc
% uretfaroige. Og Oct er Idngt ira
alt. gfei = $40 bar SUB elitef
@eroen, at ban bar gipet i'm Sen
Den en6aarne, at bOer Den. iom
tror pdd BAN, lite ital fortdbes,
men bdoe eoigt 2ip."
Def sr, bouO 9uo bar gjort moS
os, Iom bar forluot BAN. 9an bar
gipet os i'm SIN. og oenne bans
Sen er 6leoen Dor gro0er, og iom
Dor Ipn0frie Og itarts groOer el
ban gaaet inc un0er pore 9dar.
bar taget BEN 5or6anoelie, Der boile9t
rper os for pore 5Dnoers Stplo.
paa iig og meO eet Oro lio'
9uosforla0t6eOen / port SteO.
55or ct Menneite at blioe forlao.
luf SUB, oct UilOe o9rs 5ortdbeli'
af 9fo, eoig 0sO. en- aOaI, iom Der
riae U1dno pdanoer iig unoer / 6el.
oeoe. sSeIus tunoe bare 9uosforld0i.
beoen, og ban gjoroe Oct AZ S9r.
ltgbe0 I'll Dc, idd MI oe1pper m9s.
al 6lipe 9enitdno for 0enne Iii.
tale pdd Sen DOerite Dug: r@ddi
fra mig / ~for6dnoeoe / Den eoig:
80, ION par bereot 0i9psIen D.
bans engle!" Sum De, Der oeobli.
per At pare oenote bort ira SUD.
Ttal 6sre oct. De, Der Denoer ON ii
6dm, ital / SteOet, for Sefu StpIo.
fdd set dnoet Orb at bsre: naommer
| bio 5 min 5uoers Oelli9neOe oq
i"aroer BET Rige. iom soer BAR bereot.
ira 9erOeng 9runoool0 bIeo IdBt.'
Oct ifal ri npoe. for0i Ssius
bleO forlaot at 8u0.
r5or min 6fplo gu / MSulm og RAJ
Dig fplte iaa al SUB %forIaot,
vt alorig ieg forIaoss ifaI
Is Opens opbe Stpggers 9al.
u. 81. q.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-28
6laoelig Yaalfe.
!6an er opitanoen, iom
Iom ban bar Iagt.

2tAtAI. NOg "
N1e0 Oe d~nferte Oro al Gn9len
til aDinOsrne Oeo Seiu 9rao pddz
itemorgsn bill ri gnite pore 29Iere
eta0elig puat e!
9pqO er pei itittet til at bringe
Slaoe iom OpitunoeIie, iom 2iO
al 8poel
Def er un0erligt. boor aft for Siz
sen oi0nsr ON OpitanOeIie og itemz
mel Sinoet til 9leoe.
Selp / 4ar, ga Ydditen tommer
iaa ttolist, er Der OpItauoelie oper.
aft 6sruoe / Ndturen. Gr oct bare
ct tilf9I0igt Summentref at padz
fen og 6oraaret begge tommer Iad
tioIigt2 &9rt er oct / bbert Sab,
at pda Idmme 5io. JPN oct glaze
8uoitab ON WlenneItets Sejr oper
OsOen Ital lpOe genrem 8eretningen
ON Dor 5reliers Opitun0elie. at Vi
ga ier Seir oOer 0eoen runot ON
% 5eru0s / Haturer.
9lanot ale 8riIten0ommens
lnore taIoer Ri Snforationen
(0uos Gyms asospaatagelie, oct at
quo blioer MenneIfe) oct centrule
timber. Oct er uoen Spipl rtgtiet.
Sbi oct er oct tore 0en6es
puntt / 9iitorien. 6DOr oct pasier
me0 SuIen, Suleti0en, JON er Oct
fore 9~enoepuntt beruoe I 9aturen,
0a Solen after penoer Jig Denli5t
imoo os.
Wlen ri m9rter oct life rigtia
ftrafs. Oct er fsrit til gaaite, pi
rigtig merter, at Soten imiler til os.
Suaoan er Oct ogiua paa SUBS
Riges Omrauoe. Saa lengs Sefus
bar Barn, Tau lpnge 6an IsOe0e
tilbagetrutten / Ru3dretb, ou MGR
teoes oct life rigtig, at Der meo
bans &omme bar itet noget tort,
oct Itgrfs, oct egentlige g~enoepuntt
/ MenneftefIastsns 9iitorie. 6srt
oa Seius traaote ofentlig frem, %
ban gift / 9goen for bore Spnoers
Stplo og opito0 til Dor RetferOig-
1eO, ferf oa tsnotes set rigti8,
9Oao Der laa ftiult / sSntarnationsn.
Def Ier NOT no, Iom paaffeunoes
net er itsrre emo Suleunoeret. Wieu
De 99nger meget neje idmmen.
paalfeunOeret madtte meo guo0oms
melig RgoOen0igbeo felge pua Sules
unoeret. Oar Sefus SUD iaa pei
iOm Menneffe, iaa maatte ban Ieis
re oDer 9eoen. 2ioets Stir bar
fitret oerOeo, at Sefus baooe n2is
pct I fig ielO."
Wien 6Dfltet timber er bog bers
ligere for os Msnnei fer emo paaftes
unoeret - for os, iom ligger / itas
Dig aamp meo Osoen % erfarer
beitanoig, at Ri | os ielO intet forz
maar imoo oenl
9por unoerlist, boor font og
berligt, at Ri Iaaleoes meo paulus
circumference fan fige: .Ds6. boor
er Din 8ro69 Ososriget, 6por er
DIN Sejr?" r@uo bore Sat, iom
giper os SER peo Dor Serre Seius
Rriitus".
0i anferte Gnglens Oro. iom
Maftb9us far opbeparet os: .iom
ban far fagt", foroi oermeo Haas
al Durtro Iige | Mnfigtet. Sefus
bapoe fast foru6, life aIsne, at ban
ffuIos Iioe Os b. o.f.D., men Osfau
at 9dn fuIoe opffuu treble Dag.
Ten bpem troeoe bet2 Tu flyer eng
len: Dan Ct opftumoen. iom ban
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-28
tyra oct toloe 6jsrne.

sent er beore emo dlorl9." 5els
genOs oenne Setnins ptI jeg, ian
eoOt jeg formaar. prsOe al itilore,
bOor go0t og / ale Maaoer til
freos tiaeno oenne @inter, tro9s
oen 4aaroe 5roit og mesen Sne, sr
forlsben for os Der paa 8rOrion
9sjifoIe.
geo 4abningen, Iom fanot
Steo Den 8. Rop. 1906, par Der
life mere emo ire perioner til Steoe;
'oerdf bar Dc 10 aftipe 9eItdgere.
nemli9 StoIens 5~oritanOer Sens
Oiron % pditor Damitop; tro0s
oct rin9e Gleoantdl bIeo Stolea
imiolertiO ertl9ret for dabnei.
2ersre og Gleoer inOfunot Jig efz
terbadnOen, Iom Nn itore SneItorm.
Der raieoe runot 3. 18Oe, itilneoe al.
Den %. goO. bar 0e fleite Gleoer
automne, og ira Den 3io al tom
iStoledrbejoet fsrit ret i Sang.
81. 7 ON Morgensn p9tteoes
.SpoIoperne", peo Mlarmtlottens
itingrenoe 5oner. III nSppiooere"
fdnotes Der life mango pda Stolen;
Mottoet Der bar: .3fOIi9 op, os
ttolia. nei ION ofteft tent I Sena.
81. ~ ringeoes til 6rofoit; at
tomme neo al 3rdpperne % i 6at
inotage Be reTpettioe pla0ier par
FOR gteoerne ct 9jeblits Sag.
6sr MaaltiOst loites ct StDtte
/ 9ogdt5tD's .Sfattiite". 9erneit
9it man los pua .9rsoen" os oe
mango punoetdger. os / faa gje
blitte bar 5dOene TONNE. og a1s
mGtte. Gn ire-fem unge Mennez
Ter, meO opImsgeoe 2Grmer par
oernait ! futo attipitet meO at
iunle 3dllertnerne Iummen, meo
andre Oro: der bar Sang / Dor.
celainei". Staarene biIt og Der tn
Ger paa. at BET til 5ioer bar gude.
for lioligt til OeO Opoa0Itningen.
81. 8,45 begbnotss M%orgenane
oa5ten; Oe0 oenne l9Ites / Sob. Gp.
Date 5srIige. inObolosrige Qfinit al
gibelen bar ofte for mig fact Den
6aloe 5ime, iom QnOdgien odre0s,
til at !e6e for burtig. :.
81. 9,15 bsgDnotes %llnoerpisnin.
gen. Iom le6e0es At tire peItsn1te,
n3ea9ers". nemIig: Miis
Dortbea Senien. U1ifs Sngeborg
Os Waiis Miarie Gbritenien.
Tom ale, 0esoGrrs for Stolen, lite
bar lobet beItemt at tomme igsn Ii!
n9Ite StoleieTon.
9t. 11% begpnote Oagens fsrIte
Goreorag, iom af%DetslenOe Ombdnoz
leoe bibelite og misiiOnlte Gmner.
6Duo De ferite unsaar. itul ies blot
bem9rte, at De gamls Gortalinger
/ 9iblen alorig fsr bar taget min
sSnteresIe fangen / ben 9rao iom
nu, od Sens Oiron bar gennems
gaaet Dem for os. Be misiionite 80.
banot ale Glepernss 5ilflut.
ming; UNDER oisie bar Der life
.Stunoer til at fiooe og balplumre.
ane bar lutter Gre, og ndar Mios
o~dgsii9nulet lsb, bar Del ofte me6
Iiot @rgrelIe ODER 5oreorusets
afbrboelie at Ri FOrloo Iii.
bsrerpta6ierne.
BORT afaolots % finite asttens
perionufe, Mr. SObnion Os 5uftru,
iom for $1.60 pr. llQe, Tfaffeoe os
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-28

bar fagt. = Salise apinOer, og
Ialige Oiiciple, at De MI troeOe oct.
Mlaatte ri bornligt tro oct os tro
ult, 6ouo Seius bar idgt. Dan ho!z
Der Orb, Som ban opftna Ital
ri opitdu". .Seius udnot, "a ieg
bur punnet".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-28
Bet Itore SpsrgsmaaI."

Sets prrSitener at paitOr y.
g. sborebb, peltenot Tom prrf !
ben forenebe airie | amerita. 81
fore Sioer | Dmilae pris 25 Gent.
Dantfb 2utb. pub. 5pufe,
Blair, : !: Nebrdfta.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-28
Sorlaot Of Sub


bar ri Oisie; yW1in 9uol min 9uo!
bporfor bar on forta0t mig?"
0ein SUD! min SUB! 9i
minoes, at SsIus / i'm 9pn / Seth
iemane 9dpe. JON Iud ofte fpr,
fagoe: 5doer o.I.o. Nu Tiger ban
life min 5doer men min q u D.
Utter igen for ban uoadnoer pad
8oriet flyer Seius: Y5aoer. / Dine
9anoer befaler je9 min 4dno!"
Oct bar imittert i'm 9runo, at Sc
Jus / i'm opbeite 9uanOe Der pad
&orIet Tiger min SUB" / Steost
for min 5aosr.
0m ri tunos tante os De 10 ia
turer i Seius aOitilte, Den gubooms
metige ug Den menneffelige, iau piloe
ieg fige. at Der 6Gnger Seius ret
iom Mennelte, Iom rWlenneiteisnz
men,, Iom Menneitet SteOfortras
Der, iorla0t at 9uo iOm oen, Der
nsr bleosn en- 5orbanoelie for Os."
y5orlaot at 9uo"! = nej oea
5ante tan intet MenneIte t9nte til
Gno. Stun oe foropmte / 6eIpeoe
pil nooen Sinoe tomme til at erfa=
re. boao Seius erFor, oa ban Ioo
Set alagsradb unoiIippe fig: min
@uol min 9uo! boorfOr bar on
forlaot mig?
5erit blep ban forla0t al Mens
METER. CONNIE 5ioer Iteg gegejs
Itringen for BAN bit. Saaleoes od
ban bapoe beipiit De 5000 / grtenen.
Od pur Solicit reoe til al uOruufe
6am Tom aonge. De for enoog oOer
Seen for at gre bet. Wsn Oa ban
Idd loo Dem oiOe, at Be Isgte BAN.
foroi Sc udo al grsOene og bleo
m9tte&, % fOrmaner Dem til lite
at tragic efter ben forgengelise
Waao, men sen, iom odrer til ei
epigt 2io, Iad er BET forbi meO BE.
g%ejitringsn. De fdnot Del at pare
en- n6adro Sale. 800 tan bpre
bdm2" SRA Oen 5io trdaoic
mango al bans 9iiciple tilbase %
panbreos life mere meO BAN, ituar
Der, iad 5eius enoO9 fanot fig 5e
fpjet til at ipsrge De tOto: rWaon-
ne ogiau ) bile qua bort2"
De tolo forbleo fro osngans.
U}en = Sen often / 9et6iemane.
oa tiger 5eius ferit til De ire, JON
6ao0e fulgt bum opbeit ino ! 6a-
zen: yaunoe 5 life page cen 5tne
meo mig?" Og Iioen, 0a 5~ienOerns
logger 6uuno paa Sefus, oa rfor=
lo0 ale 9iiciplene bam og flDeoe"
8 0l ban for9eres for aujfdses
@omltol ON bans DiictpIe % bans
QRr0om, ipRrger Den mooigIte II
Dem ale, geter, paa al ban life
tenOer i'm U1eiter. Seiu n9rmete
8enner bar MI forlaOt BAN. Zen
nelss. menneifeforlaot itddr ban for
line 5jen0ers Oomitol. 5oor iloe
ban bebanOlcs. b9oer life en eneite
fsiten til buns 5oribur.
Dab - ON Ser bog baooe p9rst
en- eneite, bOis 8arlig6eo 6dpoe
iladet til til BET ifOite, Og' iOm buo5s
1dft W1oo til at bore Den beten6t!
Men Der er ingen. SITE engang Hez
III Mooer og So6annes, iom Sc
Jug bar ct iioIte Orb tiioDsrs for.
i1nes at turoe Oare i'm 0entGrligs
6eo til BAN betenot.
Meen RgDerenl : So. ban ter.
6dn gjoroe I @runoen al 9erosn I'll
Stdmme Den Dag. 9dn DEFENDER St
Jus Iom en- 5srre, Der bar ct Rige.
6ans Oro mad for Ssius 6aOe De,
ret en- 9onningoraabe / ben bitre
&alf.
Men Oct Ipereit tie foreItaar. 81
fus Ifdl blipe forld0t ar @u0.
Oct IOimler for min 5ante =
forIuot af BAN, Der er al @eroens
Opbap g Opboloer. Gr Oct oerfor,
ban ruaber: nWaig tsriterll" Som
~guosforlaot fuar ban life engdns
en- Dradbe 8uno at leffe i'm Suns
ge meo. 9oem fan un0gaa / Sors
bin0efie bermeo at tenfe paa ben
rige Mano | 6eloe0e, bDor ban fors
| oRbes be0er ON en- Drddte 0dn0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-28

bIip.r Ienbt til 5ubfribsnisr. inbtil uotruts
tsIus Opfselis mObtasss at tlosipsrns, Os al
grlb sr bstalt, | Opsrensfemmelis mso ot
Norsnebs Stoters Botlops.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-09-18
GRAVES NOW MADE LEVEL.
Radical Change in Cemetery Arrans
ments Meets With Approval

Modern cemetery ideas that RI
contrary to deep-seated sentiment us
ally create dissatisfaction when thu
are first introduced. Just now, sa,
Park and Cemetery, the lot holders
Cedar Grove cemetery, Brooklyn,
", are agitated over the rule PROV
ing for the leveling of all gra'
mounds. Many of the lot holders wi
are now paying for annual care
their lots object to notice to the
feet that mounds on lots for which q
nual care is not paid would be leveld
Some resent it as "a mean outrage
Other cemeteries have had slmiI
experiences. In Lakewood cemeteI
Minneapolis, when new law went
to effect regarding the lowering
grave mounds there were many n
tests, but in less than year WI
the changed appearance of the s
tons made apparent the marked /
provement in the landscape by low
ing the mounds to an almost imIN
ceptible rise over the graves lot he
ers began requesting this treatment
their lots and within a short period
time several thousand grave mou
had been lowered, the cost Of ann
care materially reduced and the 70
eral appearance of the grounds gr1
ly improved:
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-09-18
EFFECTS OF DRUGS
VARIED VISIONS FOLLOW USE OF
MEXICAN MEsCAL.
Feeling Throughout Is One OF Enjoy
ment - Alternate Delight and
Despair Attend the indulgence
in Haschisch.

An experimenter with the Mexican
drug mescal is rewarded by many and
varied visions Before him fit myrladS
OF dainty butterfly forms, glistening'
iridescent, fibrous wings of insects, re-
volving vessels ON whose highly pol
ished concave surface of mother-of-
pearl many strange and vivid hues
play. There are elaborate sweetmeats
in endless and appealing variety, and
living .rabesques OF gorgeous hueS
and sI..,erhuman design
He may take up pen for the pur-
pose of making notes, but will lind
himself unable to use 1T. pencil
however, proves easy of manipulation
AS he writes his paper is, covered with
a soft, golden light, and his hands,
seen indirectly, appear bronzed, scaled,
Enthusiastically pigmented and flushed
with red
firing of the visions. he may light
the gas, which Immediately fills the
room with glorious radiance, whlls
wonderfully colored shadows OF red,
green and violet fit here, and there.
Generally, it is said, no feeling OF de-
preston or physical discomfort fol-
lows the dream.
A medical experimenter in Ken
lucky, soon after taking large dose
of haschisch, began to feel very ex-
cited; a feeling Of finer joyousness
possessed him; all fatigue seemed
banished forever, and his mind ran
riot, one bizarre idea after another
rapidly passing through his mind
Later his brain seemed split in two
parts, one Of which urged him to the
performance Of comic gestures, while
the other as mistakenly limited an i'm
pending death, and suggested restraint
and instant medical advice.
While waiting for doctor he expe
rienced alternate spells Of lucidity
and periods when all connections be
tween himself and the outside world
seemed to be severed, when a chaos
| OF disjointed ideas and wild reveries
obsessed him. The duration of these
| latter periods was never longer thar
two minutes, but each seemed al
eternity. 1t appeared hopeless tasl
to follow the minute hand Of his
watch during its infinite round; Ions
before the 60 seconds had elapsed hs
gave IN the stupendous task In deeI
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-09-18
McKinley's Thouuhtfulnes,

1t was blistering hot day on the
sands of Camp Montauk in 1898. Four
teen thousand weak, sick or wounded
soldier boys sweltered under their
tents.
Down at the army depot the Sec
ond cavalry had received President
mckinley and Secretary of War AL
ger with a great flourish of trumpets
aHnd salute OF swords.
Cannon were booming the presi-
dents salute, and transports in the
harbor waving their flags The presi-
dent had called these $4,000 men and
hoys together to defend the nation.
4E&e might have been swelled with
pride over the honors being paid to
him.
His carriage moved slowly through
rtsle deep and hot sand. The tender
mess in his nature came to the surface
as he leaned forward and asked Secre-
tary Alger:
Have the boys plenty of water?"
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-09-18
VIRTUES OF -oAR CHESTS.
Give Immunity Against Moths Only
for a Short Time.

"The old-time cedar chests are com
ing into favor again" says the man
ager of department store. They
have never been entirely disused,
though the call for them has not been
brisk for many years Still, once In
awhile, customer would come In
and refuse to be satisfied with any.
thing but cedar chest The idea was
that the resinous odor of the cedar
kept away moths. and that clothing
packed in a cedar box was forever Sc
cure against any damage by destruc-
tive insects. The notion, however, is
true only in part. A new cedar chest
does confer partial immunity for wool
en- goods; but in the course OF a few
years, the cedar loses its fragrance,
and is no more of protection than
box made of pine or any other wood
But the idea cannot be got out OF the
peoples heads that the odor OF cedar
is the death of moths, and as long as
they believe it and also use plenty OF
camphor, as most Of them do, the be-
lief in the efficiency of the cedar
does no possible harm"
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-09-18
The Habits of Wolves.

The range of pair Of wolves Is an
area of from six to ten miles square.
When the hunter learns that wolves
have been seen and heard in GER
tain locality it may take several days
Of scouting before the dogs can be got
on the trail The hunter must look
sharp for signs in soft or sandy places
and along creeks and streams.
The old lady wolf will, as rule,
go to the nearest water to drink
when leaving the den, or go to get
a drink as she returns from the hunt
before going to the den, and its local
ity is often found on account Of that
habit A wolf track can be distin-
guished from that of dog, because
the two front toenails are set fur
Their ahead, making the track more
pointed. When wolves are running
and especially if frightened, these toes
spread apart, making track that al
a hasty glance looks very much like
the track of deer-Fur News
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-09-18
xsSsE
Men Are Gossips.

When it comes to discretion, II
There is an inequality Of the sexes we
fancy men have the disadvantage" re-
marks London paper, apropos of the
exclusion of women secretaries from
the higher bureaus at Washington.
'1f there is scandal in society, a
dark cloud overhanging the ministry,
an ominous rumor about a newspaper
or a bank where is it first discussed?
Why in the mems clubs. Thence II
reaches the female gossips, and if they
in turn mention what my husband
heard at the club they are at once
! set down as scandal mongers, while
: the originators of the scandal go scot
free. In country houses, too, are not
Rhe men as ready to tell tales as the
women, as eager to bring forward the
latest news, political, social or finan
q cial? Many women let their tongues
fnns on, it is true, but SO do many
men,
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-09-18
New interest in Chemistry.

The establishment of pure food COM
missions has inspired many young
men to take up the study of chemis-
try with a view to securing a position
on one of those commissions. Scores
of men. who already have qualified for
the regular drug store trade are now
devoting additional time to the study
of extra courses in chemistry. All
hope to gain federal appointment as
an expert on pure foods. Not more
than one-third of the ambitious fellows
now immured in experimental labora-
tories will get the position they are
working for, but the public will profit
indirectly by their present enthusiasm
because every last one Of them Will
become more competent druggists
through their studies of the adultera-
tons Of foods.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-09-18
seIlino = Rat.

You have probably read or heard
that the best way to rid a house of
rats is to catch one and fasten bell
about its neck. A boy in Delaware
tried the experiment two months ago.
He was badly bitten in making the
bell fast, but he turned the rat loose
and expected the tinkling of that bell
would have great results. 1t did have
In the first place, the rat who wore ~
was constantly on the move all night.
and the tinkling bell kept the family
awake, and in the next the sounds.
brought scores of new rats to the
house. Instead Of being afraid of the
bell, they were charmed with the mu-.
sic. Had the boy tied harmonica.
to another rats tail, the rodents would
have had dance every night.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-09-18

King island, between the coasts OF
Tasmania and the Australian main
land, has always been an arid waste
Of sand and other honorable soil.
some years ago. however, vessel
was wrecked off the island and a NUM-
ber Of the sailors mattresses, stuffed
with the yellow-fowered clover, kind
~ grass, were washed ashore A GER
4ain quantity ofs seed was contained
.among the stufing and ia due course
shese took root and in the space Of a
rev wears covered the sandy stretches
With rich verdure, Glover and other
Seguminous plants have the peculiar
capacity Of fertilizlng waste soil
OWNS principally to the action Of bac-
eprja. thereby enabling the plants 70
Tgaw nitrogen directly from the at
,raphere. King island, previously 3
&c stretch Of sand, Is now one O
- yIchest grazing districts in the
Australian continent
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-09-18
A Noman,s Riuht.

Whether the right to go through
husbands pockets is guaranteed by a
wife's marital endowment of all his
worldly goods, or whether it is con
stitutional right in the pursuit of hap
piness, or whether it is just because
she needs the money and will have it,
right or no right law or no law, this
essentially feminine privilege has long
been accepted as one Of the necessary
evils of married life, says writer in
the Baltimore American. Few men
would take the matter into court even
with chance of success, because the
pocket graft is much cheaper in the
end than alimony, and few courts with
proper regard for their own dignity
would prohibit wives from going
through their husbands pockets,
since there is no earthly way Of pre-
venting them.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-09-18
PASSING OF THE ROUNDUP,
Railroads Reaching Into Cattle coun.
try VIII End Picturesqueness.

That most picturesque feature Of
cattle raising on the western plains,
the great "round up" will soon be
among the things of the past. The
railroads are stretching their long
lines through the very heart of the
range country and in place Of the ter.
minal station at which thousands OF
cattle were gathered from the sur
rounding country to be shipped to
eastern markets there will be many
stations at convenient distances and
within easy reach of the diminishing
herds that still crop fairness from the
buffalo grass. The range "round up
was always a thrilling sight Cattle
by tens of thousands were sought out
from the hills and valleys by scores
OF range riders, those bearing brands
to be cut out in herds by themselves
There were many days Of hard. work
for the cowboys, followed by many
other days and nights of drinking
and carousing, which lasted until the
last train started on it's eastern way
The great range is rapidly passing
and in its place is coming the fenced
pasture of the small farm This
change is gradual, but rapid Thou
sands of range cattle are now sent to
the corn states every year to be fat
tened for market, but with the devel-
opment and settlement of the great
range country the grass-fed steer will
aoon be curiosity in the large stock
-. ds.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-09-18

despair. The departure Of the doc
Tor synchronized with the return of the
feeling of impending death, now most
horribly intense
He imagined himself surrounded by
grotesque, menacing, cruel-visaged
monsters He felt himself expanding,
dilating, dissolying into space, as he
assembled steep precipices, covered
with Brobdignagian creatures some
what like lizards, overhanging enor-
nous abysses, the while he was over
whelmed by horrible, rending, unut-
terable despair.