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The new age., 1907-02-09

must use his own brains and energies
to take care of it, or it soon slips away.
And 1t is a fact, which the rich man
quoted seems to have noticed, that not
all, nor most, children of the rich have
ability even to hold wealth dumped In
their laps. A few children Of rich men
have notably made their inherited
wealth a great blessing to themselves
and mankind-but they are precious
few. Call the roll Of the men and
women who have achieved the highest
fortune or fame in this country, and
an overwhelming majority will be
found to have come up from the ''lower
walks" of life and to owe their devel-
opment of character to struggle and
self-denial. 1t is of these twin bless
ings in disguise that we gain strength,
skill, sympathy, purpose. The child
pampered in idleness and luxury knows
little of these vital things, and when
he meets In contest the uncouth but
toughened boy from the farm or the
side street, he has poor chance of hold
ing his own. We are accustomed to
think of the advantages" of the chill
dren of the rich. But all the history
of human life since the world began
proves that the real advantages" are
on the other side.
The new age., 1907-02-09
Fooled the HoIdup Men.

A west end man had an experience
recently that made his hair stand on
end and had 1t not been for his quick
wit in devising a means of getting out
of the difficulty it might have cost him
dearly He is the treasurer of local
meeting with considerable amount of
money In his possession, fortunately
the greater part of which was in cur
rency.
He got off car quite distance out
in the west end and turned off a side
street toward his home, when he no.
ticed that he was being followed by
two suspicious looking men. Quick as
a fash he pulled an envelope out of his
pocket, addressed it to himself, stamp
ed it, put the currency inside it and
dropped it in the mail box. Then he
started on a brisk walk.
Suddenly there came a command
from behind him.
Hands up!"
Up went his hands and the robbers
went through his pockets. He smiled
grimly as the holdups secured only a
few dollars in silver and he thought
with pleasure Of the money he had put
in the mail box In Uncle Sans care.
The robbers went away complaining of
the small amount they secured and the
treasurer went home. Next day the
letter containing the money was deliv-
cred safely to his oftice.-Duluth News
Tribune.
The new age., 1907-02-09

The attempts thus far made to dis
regard and rullify the immutable laws
of nature have been laughable in their
fantastic failure. Communistic and So
clalistic experiments, whether made by
artificial societies or imposed by great
nations upon people, as was the case
in Canada In New France" have gone
down in wreck and disaster. In the
formal attempts to found societies on
the equality plan a curious thing al
ways happens in the end. 1t may be
suggested by those who have not looked
into them that the loafers and the
workers do The work, according to their
bent. Not at all; the loafers and the
ambitious, who under our present crude
system would be the workers, take to
loaflng too.
The new age., 1907-02-09

The establishment of parliamentary
government in countries accustomed to
autocracy is not easy. Russia is hav-
ing trouble over the problem. In Per-
sia the people are accusing the lead
ers of the reform movement of seeking
selfish ends, and they have no conf
dence In the proceedings of their house
of representatives. In Montenegro,
where the first parliament was recent
ly organized, the legislators voted lack
of confidence In the government the
other day, the cabinet resigned, and
parliament adjourned.
The new age., 1907-02-09
-My most serious problem is how

my most serious problem is how
can give my children the advantage Of
the poor mans" A popular magazine
quotes a rich man as saying this. Most
rich men In this country have them
selves been sons of poor men. The old
European laws of primogeniture and
entail being imperative with US, every
man stands on his own feet and de-
pends on his own head and hands for
his fortune. Even the heir to wealth
The new age., 1907-02-09

1t Is announced that Mr.. and Mrs.
Rockefeller consider themselves too
poor to have oysters Served at their
table. Let US not, however, permit
ourselves to be distressed at their pov-
erty. They can probably afford to have
a soup bone at least once day.
The new age., 1907-02-09

Count Boni as Paris newspaper
writer, at salary of 500 per, may
not save much money, but he will have
a glorious chance to get even with the
flppant journalists of America.
The new age., 1907-02-09

Judging from the noise he isn't max
Ing it Is only fair to infer that Win
ston Churchill is busy on new book
which may be brought out about the
time another campaign is started in
New Hampshire.
The new age., 1907-02-09

Emperor William is reported to have
become an enthusiastic golfer. Now
for the first time In his life he will have
a chance to show that he is really
great. If he can play eighteen holes
without losing his temper it will have
to be admitted that Germany has a
wonderful ruler.
The new age., 1907-02-09

The London Times is endeavoring to
establish itself on a twentieth century
basis, but 1t has not as yet begun to
offer prizes for the best definition Of
love or the most lucid solution Of the
problem Of AIMS age.
The new age., 1907-02-09

It will be several weeks, anyway,
before the United States and Japan go
to war over question that could easily
be settled by well-organized country
debating society.
The new age., 1907-02-09
1nxented crenm Free.er.

Only a short time ago the woman
whose inventive brain gave the ice
cream freezer to delighted humanity
died at an advanced age In Philadel-
phia. This was Mrs. Nancy NJ. John
son. and her device was patented In
1S42
The new age., 1907-02-09

The country has grown too fast and
too great for its transportation facili-
ties. Globe. How can. we rec-
oncile this assertion with the claim
that the railroads develop the country :?
The new age., 1907-02-09

Some of the men who are named as
probable successors of King Leopold in
the administration of affairs in the
Congo country may not be very we'll
qualified for the business of ruling peo-
pie, but any change from. the present
condition of the inhabitants of the
Congo district would necessarily be for
the better.
The new age., 1907-02-09

A Frenchman has invented a phono-
graph that can be heard for a mile.
Mothers use it to call for Willie to
come home and split an armful of kin
ding.
The new age., 1907-02-09

A London physician says that minis
ters live too long. This is variety.
Most fault-fnders only say the minis
tiers preach too long.
The new age., 1907-02-09

Perhaps that man who stole two
pounds of Limburger cheese from
Montreal grocer SIMPLY found the
temptation too strong to resist
The new age., 1907-02-09

Russia would like to help the Unit
ed States check japanese aggressions." :"
How much money does Russia want to
borrow?
The new age., 1907-02-09

The new British ambassador to this
country was born in Ireland. The Irish
will not be kept down.
The new age., 1907-02-09

''Why," asks the Baltimore Sun,
SHOULD grafters seek Officer Why
should ducks enter the water?
The new age., 1907-02-09

Most Of the Russian riots occur on
some anniversary. 1t might help some
If the Gar were to abolish anniver-
"a rios
The new age., 1907-02-09

King Leopold's press agent seems to
have a harder job than even Mr.. Rock
efeller'R.
The new age., 1907-02-09
TOPICS OF
THE TIMES

Deformed spelling, sure enough.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-25

oa beboloer ieg Den Og tatter inoer-
.Ii9t SUD os MenneIter for Den.
6bis Reoattionen Ger. 0gb.)
9il unoe mig PlaOs, enIfer ieg al
tilfpie en- 9em9rtning.
Mon bar ment. at oct madtte
pore Ipart at bIioe 5ormano for
Den Sn0re Misiion efter Sect.
Oct er Ipert at blipe 9proe for
en- ForOiloet, fOrItprrst og uiammens
b9ngenoe Sob. men oct er let at
'6libe SprOe for en- Iamlet. orOnet
% enig 9iOro. Ser er odnot til at
felge fin 6pr0e.
Gn IdaOun 9iOrO gaO Beet iir
/ Qrb.
0erfor fan ieg life iigs, at De:
bar IOart at bliue 5ormdno eftsr
Beet.
Oct er / 0st bele 8ects ROs. al
ban aIOrig bar siort arbejoet Io1rf
for line Gfterm9no .
QFoBoe gaTtor Sesperien / 8aarIe,
Der TO 8dnge er bleoen 8ects 81
terman6. fsrit Iom &dpenan / l1bp
% fenere Tom Sognepr9it / 9runl
ca 8innerup. bar / Sdmtdle meo
mia fremb9pet. at BET par let al
Ifslge efter Beet.
9enne iumIeOe nemIig life NE
nig3eoen ON fig ielO, men ON Dor
6erre SeIus.
@uo gibe, at set life mao blioe
for TOert for min gFtermuno al
cpertags qlaofen fOm Sen Snor'
Misfions 5ormuno efter mig! Den
Snore Misiions 9enner oil me>
mig beOe berom.
Gn0nu en- Sang Sdf for al Den
aerligbe6. Tom uforif9lot er BE
pen pitt migl
5reSericia, 8. Sanudr 1907.
6reosrit 2edthea.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-25

enote i Stanodler og ReoerIage;s
3e1n. 81 i1~dleoss Oil enbDer, @r
epgiper oct aole % Oarise for Ut
iage efter oct falife % forfengeli9s.
for efler lenere %erfare, At BET, ban
areb efter, Oo9 aIieeoel life par iaa
meget pGro IOm oct, ban Hap, os iaa
CT oct, at ban. efter at baos bru5t
qip oa 3r9fter / DjGOelens 5enes
Ite, p~emoosFulot ienoer oen piinare
5dnfe tilbuge til Den 5ilitdno, hpor
fans Qpfte engang too / f~tsrneitt
5lor, og bpor oen osObIioenoe iunos
6dpe blomitret, til 9drnetaoI %
Raa0etdno - oct table Ydraots.
Gn gdmmeI Mdn0 ipurgte ensdn5
.Gieren at ct SLAYER. ON ban nadtie
Ipine pdo oct. Rel" par Sparst,
leo TENDER Dem dloeles lite, %
alaoeret er meget foitbart. ieg Tan
life gioe Dem 2oo til at rsrs bet"
9aa Manoens inotr9ngen0t Qns
incoming fit ban omiiOer Con til a.
latte ia til 9laOeret, o5 oct frems
tragic ga imittere 3oner emo no
genTinoe tioligere. 0ets gisr Ia9oe
Saan0en paa oen fremmeOes 5hhls
Ger % Ipurgte forbaoiet: .Mea
bbem er De oa2" uWenoeIsiobn er
nit Rdpn," bar sen fremmeoes
Spar. ,menoelsIobn-", uObreo oan
onoen, rog jeg oiloe na8te Dem at
ipile.@ Meiteren tunOe fad De pns
oige 9oner frem. % aio bore tai
tells Forptloeoe %2anosm9no oilos
laOe ben tore MeIter. 6elten tn
.8olgatba, iGtte Oeres 0jerte / 9tii
og Sfit % lagge fine 9ennemitunas
ne .69noer pad Oeres 6ierisitrenas,
iaa oiloe De mart iOin9e ! Flilots
tonenGe 0armoni. Iad oil0e bore
unge gri6es at oan9iel efter At aios
a~arligbeOens Gpangelium til ben
lioenoe Menneitebso, bendaoeoe Spns
oere pilos berliggsre oeres 5refer,
frelife Siale biloe loopriis bans
Rapn til ale 5i0sr, 9ennem ale
gbigbeoer.
Sea ipgte 9Ds / 8tmsr lille.
90 iad / en- lptIulig StunO,
ut 6errens 5rp9t er eiosis Slide,
ut 6errens Oro er gisooms 9run0.
Meo 5rpo ies funOt, at at oct
beoIts
.Gr / Den gog, Iom MoOer iaIts.
y. Rasmusen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-25

nigbso, at De ulepsnOe @anoitrsms
me" tilflpoer os.
0g 9oem buroe pei boIOe Bite
,ea bril- % o9re bienme / osa Dill
Xix ri 9ut1eranersll Def a Gu
tier. Der pdanp orOs 9ibelen frsm
ira 6ploen og o%Oeriatte ben paa
5oltets Sprog. Def bar Den luz
tberife airte, Der fprit gengup Den
lin glaOs Iom 8uOs Oro, 4oorz
efter alIe 2eroomme og 9erere fal
beoemes.
Og oenne glaOs fan Sibelen
bepoe. 5al til nogen at De mans
&C Setter, ri 1 bette 9dno er onts
gipne at, ON 6oaO Ser itodr /
8alsleD eler oen lutberIte Dogma
tit. 0ette 9daben bill De mart
Ilaa Dor llngoom no at 6aanoen.
Nten for gibeIens Or0 mda De
bpie fig. Og set er 10 od ogiad
set, ri ielo alene itoler pdu, naar
oct fommer til Stpttet.
GQer prgp at trsite en- dnf9gtet
.Si9l. Seq bar ielO fenOt en- fad
oan SilItano, "a boerten 2ut6ers
eQer uodet an0et Wenneffes Oro
oeieoe BET aqerminOIte. men 9ibez
lens Orb bar aft for mig, fproi
SUD oerigennem taleoe oirette til
nit 6ierte. gn iaaoan grfarin5
er ieg langt fra enc om. Nlen Der
for = 6oao Sioe ri emo fer Sas
gen fra, faa gGIoer Oct ON, al ri
faar oirette 9ibelfunofab fremmet
iblanot os.
Wlen bpor0dn fan Sci Idoe iig 90
te2 Sa. after FER maa BET iiges, al
ser Ifal begpn0es meO gsrnens.
gibelen maa leg9es / 8arnets
6aano. Der fan iad gOOt be5pnoes
meo Qutbers fife &atetismus, men
ois Barnet, bbor / 9ibelen. 8uo.s
nc finOes O9 iua fremoeIss gennem
8ogen.
5orreifen fin0es Ser BEL not
naa Rdo0. hbis BET ferff blioer en-
taa0e 9iertes Og 9%oOeOia9 at fda
por opootsenoe Sl9gt fert IND /
|gibelen. Gntelte Ting ituI jeg bog
lige tiaaoe mig at pege paa meO
set Iamme.
8ibeIffdsfer / pore Sen-
ougsitoler er ingen fremmeo eler
nh Sag. Wlen mon Der life burbe
lG9ges oobbelt eller f~lsroob6el.
8egt pad Oenne Gfoeling al pore
SgnOugsIfoler2 Def er ct al De al.
ter6eoIte % befoemmeite UfiOler ii!
Il! fremme 8ibeltunoIfdb / Dor ling
Dom. QaO sen tonfirmereoe ling
oom bfipe oeo SenOdg eiter Sens
Dag at gaa meO / gibeltlasisn iad
li9nee Sen fan oct.
% oet Ddr maaife en- al Sc alerz
lrigtigite OpgdOer for pore nngoomss.
gnglinges og pigeforeninger al ia
l9e fat paa for Qloor?
Og ION en- 5ortI9ttelIe for De-
oofsnes 9eOtommenoe tunoe BRA
iterne faa, boOr BET luoer fig gre,
6olos 8ibsGosninger.
Mon Iau life gibelsns 9rug DC
nepnte Steoer og pua antpoeoe
Maaoe bilbe / BET min6Ite III
ifpnoe til ouglig aasnins at
gibelufInit ! 6jemmene2
9ibeftun0ftab er naturligs
pis life aft, me- BOG ct ppperligt
Wftoost i SUBS 5aano til at l9re
|gsrnene at fenoe og sIffe BAN.
fad bet ION til at taloe r%forlorne"
Ssnner og 0etre bjem til BAN Og
til at beoare Dem / bans Sdmfuno,
! bans Wenig6s0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-25
ySlbeIen / Sarnets 0aano.'

Bette gmne MAJ Oi life gerne
TONNE for 6urtigt bort fra. Del
sr at iad ftor getp0ning. at BET
bpr gpres til 9snitan0 for aloOrs
Zig og gunoig OoerOejelie.
Radr ieg 6enleoeoe Opm9rtiom=
6eoen pda artitlen fra pariiteIigt
9agbla0". iaa par oct life for al
anbefuIe ~llotaIelien ON n8aiss
Ieo", ei6eler Den ON l1oenaostersn.
Dem ipntes ieg egentlig life ON.
t9ntte o9iau pua at babe be-
m9rtet 0ette. Men iad baDoe ieg
traOlt og t9ntte 0a biOere iOm fdu,
at oer bar not ANDRE, Der beo Wt9rz
ts / Oisfe uOtaletier. og oeri tO9
jeg 10 life fell. Seq flyer puitor
Sc. 6. Rielien 5af Tor buns 5nOs
l9g.
Dog at fritiTsrs Bait. Ma.
thieiens l0taleGe, al ,9dlsleo
mart bar giort TN Nptte", BET BAR ieg
beaer life Chit til; tbi 5orboloens
0erhemme er iaa plot forIfenige
fra bore 5orbolo. 6bao Be tan
fer pna at iette I Steoet for Balls
leps 5ortldring, set oeo iee life.
Seq ff nerneit set SnotrDt, al
Quf. Mat6ieien mener, De bsr MP
ea meo 2ut6ers fife 9atsfismus oeo
Chen at gibelen. Del fan ogiaa
bore beft goot, nddr oisIe gsger
bennthes peo 8srnenes Religionss
Undertaking at troenoe og
Spgtige Q9rere og pr9z
fter. Men ser gipes rigtignot
fort Spinerum for perfonfig
9aabirtning. Men Dem oerom.
@i mad ie poa 5orbolosne, Tom De
e. boz os.
Og 0d mener jeg nappe. at ri,
meo De Qarefrefter oi bar, fan
un6bere gafsfeo fom qeoetrdaO
beo 1n6eroisrineen.
2igefan kbrpsr ri 1et ingen
M6oarIef imo6 uoendosf9s
rem tbertimoo.
Men me6 bette inorsmmet pils
Or jeg gerns l9gge ct oarmt Orb
inc for BET, Tom bar Qrtiflens t6os
teoinobolo: g8ibelen ! 8arnets
6ddno."
s Sen Retning er Ri maaIfe
en0og ct fife Stptfe foran Dem
Osr6iemme, ioet hi BAR faaet a0ars
teioet 8fbeltetster til 6bsr Ssn6ag.
Oct er fiffert ct Sfriot / rigti1
9etning.
2utbers 3dtetismus er uom9rs
fet, og fIere uf Gortlaringerne til
Ben er life at forfaite. 5orfteIige
rgibefbtitorier", oeribldnot Bals<
leos, bar ogfaa poet goo 5jeneite
beo unberoisningen. Men ndar
Be bruses Iaaleoes. at De leoer
bort fra e[Ter u6enom I Se6et for
at fe6e bentil og in6 | 8ibefen,
iad CT Maafet forfeilet. Bibelen er
og bbr ogfad for Barnet pare
n8sgernes Bog"
Wdn fan life goot u6enn Smerte
legge W1rte til, bpor lioen Bibels
ienoifdb og <aunoffab oor fer I
Mmerifa oppofssoe 1Ineoom er !
geFbbelfe of. Oct s1loer for en-
for Del feIpe ben llngoom, Der CT
oppofset / bore Wenigbtoer. Sg
bba6ts r itnsoomnsen barb for Dor
Rifks 1rcmtio, 6erfoma ben Ute
q roaenlunoe hisu1sue / gibdeI2!
Del e oenntm Bibeltn I Gortfns
oelfe meo Sen fepenb Subs ne
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-25
Jaf!*)

Mlegsn 2Gre, megen 3iai6. megen
99rIigbeo er Oiit mig paa min
5soiels0a9.
6or Ioa blot Der er nogen Sanos
heO | 9gren, faoer ieg Den gua til
SUB. 9an giDe mig at Hippo bOet
Slump of 6enl .6Dorleoes fan 5
trO, 5. fom tuger 2gre at bOerun-
Sob. 7. A.
Og mar Der er piit mig 5inio.
bringer bet mig til at beoe Ouoios
8sn pf. SO, y: vQao life Dem,
iom Bic eftr big, 5eere. 9erre 81
beffnmmes oeo mig! Guo
beoure mig fra at TDigte ben sils
lio, Der Oifes mis!"
Msn 6bao &arligbe6en angaar.
y Sfgnt Ri BET De6, al oenne
Sat fra Den in6re Mston"s
Jormano / Oanmarf life Far
otrefte @rinbe iii ret mango
of r0f."s 9efere, fan bi lite
go6t nogte os ben @le6 at ops
tage ben. 9i optog 10 lite 1fuu
liot fra yRt. Sgbl." u~nsduenoe
bang TO- Mdrs Gbofdsods.
/. 9often pusfer otrti1. Neb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-25
Den gog, iom Mooer l9lte.
.M}inoes on, oa fprite Sang
Mooer tog Dig paa 1T Sang,
Carte big oet n5uoerpor",
0u bill eoigt latte fOr",

ipsrger gbr. RidarOt. og lptteli9
Den Der ION 5orfatteren at Oisie
tan iige ia oeriil. Oct for
ite Rinoe ira min tioligite Barn
com er, at Mtooer Iarte mig 5doers
gor. Dime fare 5oreIore TENDER
Ten frslienOe Sdno3e0, uabenbaret
for os / 8ssernes gog, Os De leris
Den.
9uilten OiounGrlig 9iitoris bar
life Sen BOG, iom MlOoer Iaite. no
les itreo De fem fprite Bigger, Here
eg ilere bleo tilFsjeOe, inotil Oct
aamle 9eitamente oar Iamlet. Sdd
tom Seius os iarie fine QpoItle, os
0e itreo. oreone at ben 6eaigaanO,
i Ooerensitemmelie me0, bouO ban
bapoe l9rt Dem. ct. pdulus Tom
III Gpbeius og fortonote SUBS SrS
DER meo en- IouOan Strait, at 5olt
br9note andre 8eger, bbis Sn0holO
life par i Oberensftemmelie meO
@uos belige SrO. 8. giO Soft /
oore Oa9e oiloe br9nos De mango
uguoelige og liosrIigs Bigger os 9ld>
De, Der mnforer frem iom 3ioIel %.
Og forpeiter guften meO De
reg Raa00enftdb. Staois og dltio.
a%nItrenger @enierne iig for at ifribe
nbe og beore 2erebsger til 8rus
i Sfolerne; Bigger, Der for fad Oar
iiOen 6rugtes, er MI lagte pda 9pls
cen, % dnore bar taget oeres plaos.
2lnoerleOes meo Den Bog, fom no
Der l9Ite; ben foranOres life. Wos
les er ben 9lOIte 5orfatter, ri fem
Ger; ban ifreb ca. 500 Qar in0en
Oen gr9ite 0igter !6omer. Mungs
9eoenife 9igterberter fra ben merte
er gaaet tabt, udgtet ingen
aogen Sin0e tenfte pad at eOel9gs.
&c Dem; 8ibelen beitdar og Dil be-
Itad, uagtet mango bar prsoet paa
at u0rD0Oe Den. 5roos 5aan og
Spot, troos 9io og Blot og 8aal,
5adr oct eOige gDdngelium fin Sejrss
gang ssnnem 8eroen.
Og bpitten gu6Oommetig 9isOom
II Der life / Subs eOise Orol pro
%Tetier, sione for mango 4arbunores
Der iioen, 9udr | OpfpIoelie lige for
pore 2jne. og mango er gudeoe /
for fange iioen. Qns oe
profetier ON SeTus ariitus,
buns 5s6fef at en- Somfuu. bans
Jsoefte6, bans 2ioelIe og Dso blso
til punft og prifte. Sc
grao ooer S~eruiaTem og fOruos
'ag6e, at oen fful6e bliDe b~elejret os
(2lcas 10, 41-44), os|
,ette bfep opfpl6t, inoen 40 4ar
var forfsbne. Den romerfe @ea|
ieraf sitrs, Der befeireoe ben belfige|
Stab, forbe6 fine Sol6dter at s6es
Sempfet i. Ween ban fur6eI
lie ffpfe Be rad Goloater; Sempltt|
,leo soelagt, os @runoen, boorpua
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-25
Woo 0lmlen.

USeo pomps, title 5taOnen
Seq ituer Radoens 9aO.
Os bisiet Ter jeg 9aDnen,
Def 6aab, mig SeTus gap,
Den Sang BAN bang meO Qrs
meme
paa 8oriets IRA uoitraft
Og raubte ioa forbdrmenoe:
8 Si9l, oct er fulObrd9tl
Seq oa9lis oerpaa srunosr.
81 boilten a9rligbeO.
., Gpigbeos 0ioun0er:
@los Sen / StsoOragi leo.
Wiin Straf for mine Spnoer
9ans Bloc % SOeo iremtpang,
Og alto nu jes ipnger
paa oenne Seiersiang.
8 Seiu, tere, miI0el
9Oor famine maa jeg mig,
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Olean6er. Jresno Co., Gal.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-25

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The Washington herald., 1907-09-22
WANT SALARIES INCREASED.
SeaIer and Assessor Both Ask Higher
Pay for Their Employees.

The estimates of the sealer of weights
and measures as submitted by Col w
IC. Haskell to the Commissioners yesterday
call for an appropriation of $14440 an in
crease of $3.50, as compared with the
present fiscal year. Col. Haskell recon-
mends that the salary Of George A. Howe,
first assistant sealer OF weights and
measures, be increased from S1,2OO to
81, 400, and that of L s SchOenthal, sec
ond assistant. from $500 70 S1,100.
He also recommends an appropriation
of $3.50 for an additional labOTer.
f. W. w. Griffin, assessor of the Dis
trict, yesterday submitted to the Com
nissioners his estimates Of expenses for
next fiscal year. a total of SS1.05O as COM
pared with the appropriation of S76, $50
for the current fiscal year.
An increase Of salary from $500 to
1880 Of c. N. Davis. clerk, and from
81. 200 to s.. 400 OF W. II. De Shields, w H
Hamilton. Boyce r Bolton, and j. w
Hartman. is requested. An appropriation
of 800 for an additional clerk and 1880
for temporary clerk hire, is also recon-
mended
The Washington herald., 1907-09-22
WILL REQUEST MORE MONEY.
Commissioners ReaIize Conditions
at Washington Asylum.

At best, the Washington Asylum Hos
pital is a makeshift, as the Commission
ers. the Board Of Charities. and its su-
perintendent have said to Congress. for
mally and informally, and as they will
continue to say" said Commissioner
Macfarland yesterday, in discussing the
alleged inadequate provisions for the
treatment of patients at that institution.
Personally, I have. through the news
papers and otherwise, done my utmost 10
arouse the community to see the neces-
sity for removing the decent sick poor
from the neighborhood of the Jail and the
woTkhOUse and the company of the sick
workhoUse patients, who have to be pro-
vided for in the Washington Asylum, to
proper buildings on BrightwoOd avenue.
L shall continue to appeal to Congress
and TO the community for this, which IS
more needed than some other things
which have been generally advocated.
THE Commissioners have appealed TO
Congress session after session for larger
forces and better pay for the employees
OF the hospital. 1t has been difficult to
keep physicians, and nurses because of
the Snau pay and the peculiarly dis
agreeable character of the work. largely
with a class Of patients that other hos
pitals would not take. We shall con-
tinue to ask for larger force and better
salaries.
The Commissioners have strongly rec
commended to Congress the transfer of
the Washington Asylum Hospital to the
site purchased for that purpose on the
Brightwood road and the erection of
adequate buildings and modern equip
ment- In 1901 Congress appropriated $780,
600 for the site of the hospital, and sac. 900
The Washington herald., 1907-09-22
EMANCIPATION IS RECALLED.
LinceIn's Famous Warning Made
Forty-fiye Years Ago To-day.

Forty-fve years ago to-day President
Lincoln issued what has been termed the
most important document ever issued by
civil ruler. the preliminary emancipa-
ton proclamation.
In this he stated that the slaves in all
the States or designated parts Of States
that should be IN arms against the Fed
eral government on January I, 1853. should
be forever free.
Thus the Southern States were given 100
days warning. and its disregard caused
the issuance Of the proclamation of jan
uary 1, 1865, which declared as free all the
slaves in the seeding States. except in
certain portions Of Louisiana and Vir-
ginia, which were then held by the Union
armies.
The constitutional rights Of the Presi-
dent TO issue this proclamation has often
been questioned and has been defended
by the statement that 1t was a war
measure.