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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-28
PROHIBITION LEGISLATION AN EMERGENCY

BY large majority the people Of Oklahoma de-
Cared that they did not want the liquor traffic ear
ried on within the state.
The voters have spoken and it will be safe
proposition for the legislature to assume that they
meant what they said
The democratic party has gone on record, pledg-
ing itself to the enforcement Of prohibition well
as all other laws. No party with any self respect
could do less A party that is lacking in willing
ness Of the ability to enforce law cannot long com
mand the support Of the people. 1t is up to democ-
racy to make good its promises
There is little or no reason to doubt that the
Legislature will pass strong effective measure, but
doubt is sometimes expressed as to whether it can
be made an emergency measure or moi. It requires
two-thirds vote to pass such an act
An emergency act becomes effective Immediately
apon It's passage while an act passed in the ordinary
manner does not take effect until ninety days after
the adjournment Of the session that passed it
An emergency measure is defined as one that is
Immediately necessary for the preservation Of the
public peace, health or safety"
1t is admitted that the are no adequate laws at
the present time for the suppression Of the liquor
traffic Our officers, while earnest and persistent
il their efforts find themselves thwarted at every
turn from the lack Of law, and confess their help
lesssness The old Indian territory boohegger, even
with the penitenary staring him in the face, dared
to ply his trade and now with much milder law
sficers have little terror for him Every day the
expressed win Of the people as declared by their
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-28
NEVER DIsAPPCINTs

MANY extensively advertised rem
edies are failures when put to the
misplaced Disappointment never fol-
lows its use. It Is surely the grand.
test. Hunts Lightning Oil is an sx-
cepticn. Confidence in it is never
est emergency remedy now obtain
able. For cuts, burns, sprains, aches
and pains know no equal"
George z. Paddock,
Doniphan, No. d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-28

vote on statewide prohibition, s being uamped
upon and &c win continue to BE 80 until strong pro-
hbtory legislation is enacted.
To pass the prohibition bin in the ordinary way is
to give a Six oe seven months lease Of life to the
bootleggar The public peace, health and safety
demand immediate action. Every sound argument
demands that prohibition enforcement be made an
emergency measure
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-28

In the water power Of the Washita are the possi-
blities Of making Chickasha manufacturing CEN
ter. What the city may become is measured only
by the enterprise and activity Of her people in utl-
izing the advantages nature has given us
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-28

Not many towns are fortunate enough to have a
man who can devote all his time to directing the
town building machinery, but that is what Mr..
Sayer is doing
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-28

Not half Of the riches Of Grady county have been
revealed. A country with finer coil, more desir-
able climate and greater variety Of products
does not exist
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-28

just read the list Of real estate tranfers III another
column Of this paper If you don't believe there is
something doing in Grady county
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-28

It will do you good to scan the booster roll =
occasionally just to keep in mind the men who are
in the game for Greater Chickasha
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-28

S3SSSSS5cocccc1c<ccccccczsccc
We give each article we buy special
attention, for we know quality
couns.
We have just received shipment
Of the finest Dates that were ever
on the market. also large box Of
Mammoth Figs.
Eat Dates and Figs, better than
medicine for the system.
If yon want something fine ii ma
pie syrup we have the pure article
Monarch Brand. Try a can IN youi
next order. We also have Just re-
ceived a shipment Of Ralston Buck
Wheat flour.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-28

The passing Of the lmocker is also one Of the en-
couraging signs Of the times
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-28
THE WE'LL
STOCKED
DRUG STORE

This is the place We carry
everything a high.class Drug
Store should carry.
Choice, large assortment Of
Toilet Articles, bath room and
nursey goods and sundries ask
US to show you. It means salts
faction to choose from our i'm
mense lines-and a saving also.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-28

Chickasha has the Iivefest bunch Of town builders
in Oklahoma. 4
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-27

terells Senltgt at brenoe Wlrs.
8oa og benoes to 9ptre inoe. Sbi
0pret bar ltartet lige uoenfor Wers.
Soils Sooefummler. Ser par belot
Die pua Ell 8lnfe 8laoe, Ser bar
lJrapt iammen, og Slieflaifen fano=
ties / NGrbeOen. Mrs. GoQ mener,
at nogen bar efter at fua fat / bent
reg gien0om, f6r betOes SID bar
on1n1e. GiSle HerIpner Ipne5 at be-
re 8enlta1o for Mistanfe, men Ser
er intet giort for at faa opfloret,
bpem ltgerningsman0en eller =Wen-
Gene er.
- Saa Stolen gaar BET ret goot,
glepalltallet er omfring 10. Der
pelltes en- bel Del npe @leper til
&lnterterninens SegDn0elie.
S 9aar bar Der TO Sogl1belO
Ter / g~t9rbeoen. Oct ferlte bar gtoro
berfOr op efter @erlnan til. 81 bar
life erfaret bDori lbeloet beltoD,
men Sirtningen par Sogforiintelie.
Sg / Iftes par Soget @eit ira for
linfet benDeO 212 Sime. SEQ &aw-
biOe, meIem Srentont og 9lrling-
ton, bar Der gaaet 6alO paa Soto
motipet, iao Ser maatte ienOes NIT
2ofomotip no fra Sremont, fer So
get funOe fortlGtte.
saul @eterien osIurerer for
@rnno pg Storm / sc 6eo1te &om-
pGgnier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-27
&rfesang.

Gn 0ang UNDER &irtetie1el te -
fIere 9ange % flere SteOer jiDer
for &elten, lagOe ieg WtGrte til
Ntisligbe0er, Der bpr paatules. Sen
bar ipDrigt / u0anlteren" npgle
aur tilbage ltrepet ON bet lanrnle,
piltltof ullOer Sitlen u9togle Heg-
Ter fOr &irfefolf".
NO. Seq lagOe Wt9rfe til Ell tuft-
lps uro oppe / &irtens SuggrunO,
Gpor Sr9elet ipiueOes, og &irfefo-
ret lung. gn Stamlpen / @ulpet,
Sr9tfen Stole frem pg tilbage, 6ni-
len og &pitbpiifen - me0ens Ere=
item talte.
Seq ipurgte Yr9iten Ell Gang. ON
life Iaa0an uttlbprlig SfpOeslgsbeo
buroe og funOe rettes. 8rel ten bar
iaaoan en- freolel Mtano Og ia9oe:
Ser er cling, Der er laa Danifeligt
al rette peo beri 9ipet -"
9du nplig iao ieg / Ell Strife ieen
cg o~bierpereoe bet iamme eler mo-
get / iamme &etning. Som til at
iio0e bag peO ct Dngre Wtemneife {.
Der unoer SieneIten paa EN- util-
bsrlig WtaaOe iSgte at bore iMteres-
lant for tine nermelte SmgIpell er.
Seq er life / Spipl ON, at Sen taft-
leie, llnge Man0 life bi6fte beore
eno at te' fig iom en- 2smmel. Wen
enten set ifploes @anbsipagbeo, el-
Ter &nuoen ligger / Oporagellen
bilrbe iaabanne Snoipioer forebol=
bes set mislige / oeres I6ferb og
- olbrig tiGooes Ibgang til Sir
fen rloen unoer t~ilbsrligt 9ieIpn.
ga, ieg mener oct pirfelig, for
bet foroprber. Soro9rber bdaoe poa
0em ielp og poa onore, set fan
bope Snbflpoelie poo. Oe CUBS
Sus er ct for beligt Steo til &Iob=
neitreger. oo6 Sports" -Noturerne
bope SpiGerum u~6en66rs; in6en-
cGrs ipnes beres uSmortbeo" Tom
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-27

6ilipinoer / Steoet for Sopone-
re % aineiere. MariIa oen %.
Nop. 6lagifibet uGonneticut" bor
mOotaget ct. Itort .5ornorfeIter al
6ilipinoer, iom ifal brrees ueo
Sc iGouanlige Gerenlonier. atlon-
terboosffoooen fori6ger at BRUCE
1ilipinoef steNOet for Sc uanliac
aineier= % $apanernrelae, ionl
mi arbeloer; rlirbt|omtfring paa Sc
frrifenige9 Steocr i 9fibene. $50
6ilipinoer. pif oerfor blipe forfeit
pda 16 df 5toaaifitbeenlc.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-27
Blair, @ebr.

Com forlto b~efenOtgiort bolOtes
fer / @aar NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
j Dor 0anlfe Strife ON SormiOou=
sen, og ON @ftenen Ierpereoe &pirl-
Serne Safe % Sage / &trfens
&rppt. 9enne ielifobelige Sammen=
fomit bar rigtig gopt bei6gt al gom=
le og unge. @rofesiorerne grifien
og Sobanlen gop bber ct file goot
Sr6 til @e0ite. &por meget &offen
% &agen %inO6rogte, bar hi life
bort enOnlt.
- @ejret for Sofiigeli es0ageh /
Aar bar npiten ioeelt - ct Tor
CONNER Sne Gogen forll0, fIart
6roItpejr me0 Solifin felipe Iogen.
Sfl1l0e Ser funne floges ober noget,
ion maatte set bore set, at Sci
enc f6r Iften blep noget i6le0e.
Sioite SpnOog @torgen par
Ser SGoles / 0trs. Sacob Soils
&us pao Ne6ralfa Street / 9erter=
pile. Oct bar omfring ST. 2. Mrs.
Goa peffeOes al ct forbigaaenOe
&og oe iao 90 Sferet ira Sloen,
ser life bapOe brGnOt ret lenge.
Sum if itrafs jim No6o, Se1rp
Strupe, peffet, og 8ranOpGienet
6Iep alameret. Ge ralfe Gutter bar
lem ie6panlig mart poo Steoet
Ga iluffeoe Sloen, fer Ben ff rigtig
fat. 500 menes at funOe reparere
Sfaoen.
Set nbpggeligite peO 0enne SO
l6s er, at ben efter ale Merfer at
bemme er paaiat, og set ipnes emo
%, Iom set far p9ret Sranoitif-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-27
SaImeboQ Mr.. 60.

Ny Salmebog med ale SalmerLe, ind
befattends det ny Tillsg, ialt SEQ NJ.
men udsn Tekster. Er 1 passende For
mat, like tyk og klodset som do med
Tekster indbundne Sslmebeger. Den
or med flint Guldsnit, Kors, Harpe OF
Tittel i Guild og en- Guldlinie omkrina
Kanten. Indbunden / sterkt, solidt OF
flint L%ederbind, med Smudsomslag oe
Federal. I den Salmebog har man der
Fordel, at man har allie Salmerne og i Q.
passende Bogformat. Prisen or $3.50.
DANISH LUTH. PUBL. HOUSE,
Blair, Nehr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-27
Sefenot9greller.

get tiente @enge - peo at ifripe
til Aoiier; begge &pn; forores in
sen @rfaring;; &eportere % aor-
relponoenter pnites ale 8egne; ienD
6rinl9rfer for MeOOeleIie al Gn-
teltbeOer. empire &rcis 5pnoi-
tote, @}iOoIeport, y. 3. .,S. .,n
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-27
MisiiOnsmpSer

! 9eresforO og Greenfield Menig-
beOer fra 27-29. Rop. Msoerne
begDnoer Sreoag ben q. @op. &l.
1890 a. m / 9eresforo oa fort
iettes Der 2proog og Ssnoos. S
@reenf:et6 6eg1nSSes ser Sreoag ST.
ten, fortiettes 2aroag og SenSas.
@enner at CUBS Niges Sag, iom
bor Spit at iamIes meo %, fom og
per belfommen.
6. Sanien,
Ws55's Street,.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-27
vOanlferen."
6reOag ben p. 9topember 1908
8u0stienefter # c.

5snOag: SgnOagifoIe al. 9:15
SIN. - @piemesie 81. 1920 SIN.
9lftenmeoe &l. 1870.
9lQe belfomme.
Drum: Spnoagsifole ST. 2
G~ftermioOug @uOstieneite meo 81
tergang ST. 3.
IQa pelfomnel
81. 81. 5cbult3.
argo: ct. Sobunnes Memig-
bebs Strife = @uostieneIte fsrIte
SsnOag / buer Moaneo SIN. &G.
1890.
IQe oelfomne!
g.. 8. @rifien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-27
Grfareu Mano,

Mooeren (tiG i'm 5sn): vSopeo-
iugen, life Sans, er 8ltnftligbe0.
lloen @unftltgbeo bIiper ou niger
Sing til / 9ipet."
6aocren (oer er Eogfsrer oeo en-
smoubone): vNoo, nao, MOr, oOer-
orip mi fife
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-27

snsr. S7sbomme ra farumen ,Os Dsn slsp tnot'l be fsfs
sao Star auiet iourzheIbrebelis- ) nonet- mango ast
sriIer.te easerns han for en- IOfui epsSsr = .'~srsitrss
,otsIs WetbIcr.$ oe Ia be lite opmn0eDs osi:rsvsIis ssb
Ietal BebanbIina. sItIG7sss be ben for ubeIbrtSsItg.
giSeaitabsn bou aepifs. OF Ratarrb Ct IN tOnittattSnei
Spebsu os Der fs Freezer tonItiiuiionsf gshanSltng.
Rai,s Catarra Cure. i~obriisre. al 5. I. @bsa.p q
mtSSeI / Waar.eSet. Oct toees t~nbpenlis ! 9 tones
ira 10 Oraaber til en- TbeTfefuib. Oct ptrtsr otrssts
soa glotet 90 Spftemets SIimbinoer. Oe nlbpoeE g
kunSrebe Ooiars fsr etbpert Gtlioloe. bet ttts tan es
ssrs. Strtn eiser Girfulersr % Nisuesbsre.
aSSsfs' Observation-Disclosures q,
sy- Sasses les Hsotbstsr,-
E.i,n Family Pills &c be heSAa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-27
&cl unbt-

9anif 9reng / 9aoersIep (oer
netop for roget jim fSrite Cigar og
fdler Jig O60sipg): uSapoe ieg bog
bare qipet sen ffiot Cigar til en-
Suffer"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-27

Negel iloe. S bpert SaIo, iaaoanne
SteOer, bpor ser preoifes Omuen.
belle for Dem, Ser bar Sen 9ebop.
8llos @lls, &irfen fororer Still.
Simon 9pnoo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-27
Tanrnarf.

Seilaglast Margarine. @argori-
lteinipeft6ren bar BEN 1923. / Mor-
hits beiIogGogt ct 8orti Morgorine,
ser por for iterft furpet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-27
SfpleDircftiunsmpb

dfboloea, ON @uO pil, Gorsoug oell
treble (3Oie) Gecem6er paa 3ri-
nitotiS Seminoriltm. Mpoet begun
ser ON 6ormiOOogen ST. 10 Aae
Meolemner 6eoes ON at gipe Mooe.
@au 9ireftionens gegne,.
6. 6. aGotb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-27
yerOeu tSal.

tcau Oes &ongltllOes" tor llDl1g bar
n0lenOt, er Der pad 0runOlag al
&c leuelt inODenteOe SplDsnlilger
frretuget Ell interesiallt San1nlell=
itiuing Al nogle Sul ira ben geo
0rufiite 5tatiittt.
Am SerOensOelene finSer Ri laa-
leOea ~fplgenoe Splpsninger: @uro-
pa CT 100000 &pa0ratftlometer
lIrrt pg bar meo iiue 431 Wttuto-
ner S1lObpggere 43 Mfenneifer paa
bDer &paoratfilometer; @frifa er
31,5O0,000 &paOratfilometer ltor
meo 1876 Wtiuioner Sn06Dggere; bet
bliuer altiaa finn 4 Wfennelf fer pr.
&paOrutfilometer; Aliens 41,6OO-
GOO &pa0ratfilometer og S51 Wttl=
lioner Wennelfer giper 20 SnObDg-
gere pr. &paOrotfilometer; IuItra=
lien er If MfiQ. &puorutfiloneter
Itor meO 81 WfiQ. SltObpgere %
Tar Qltlaa IA Menne1fer puu bDer
! Sba0rntfilometer; iamme gennem=
initlige neutrality-suspicious. bar Npro=
,merifa meo tt6 WiQioner Sn6
hpggere pnu 26 MttQipner &paorat-
filometer; og enOelig bar Spoomeri-
ia 70 Wennelf er pnd bper &puorat=
fij-~.leter, ioet Set er tS,500,000
GpnOrotfi(ometer tier % bar 45
WfiQioner SnObpggere.
SerOensbapene O9fter 374,200=
GOO &DaOrattilomleter, bporaf bet
tore og title Ocean tager De no
0tiQioner paa lin &appe % 9ltlan=
terbauet Be 100. 0e fem 8eroen5-
Dele (nleO SnObopene) O9ffer 130-
100000 &paOratfiloneter, % SSor-
6ens lantleoe SuerflaOe bliper alt
! lua paa bet nGrrnelte 513 Millto-
Ier &DaOrattilometer, og Sor-
Oe1ls 8efolfningstal bliper 1926
Dtilioner Wenneri fer; ira an
ben SIDE bGpOes BET bog, at Ser
fun bliper 1885 MiQioner / aft.
De ltprlte Slater er (Ntooerlano
% &olonier tagne UNDER eet): Set
&pdOratfilometer set rltsiilfe vi
&c meo 22,392, 900, 4iua
meO 11,3S3,000 6ranfrig meo
10,904,000 &c 6or. Stater mes
9,691,OOO 9raiilien meo 6,5O7, 900,
set tprfiife 9fige meo 6,O55, 900, BET
tpife Hige meo 3,199,000, Mrgen=
tina meO 2,SS6,OOO @elgien (meo
&ongo) meo 2,4t2,000 9anlnorf
GmeO SslanO % @rpnlano) meo
2,345,0OO, Yprtltgol nteo 2,171,OOO
&c &otio1to meo 100000 &po0=
rutfilpmgter.
Otter 8efolf1insu1tallet bliper
bet brittle Gige otter Nr. 1 me0
403 WfiQioner M~lennelfer, men &ina
9tr. ? meo $50 Wfiaioner, % oeref-
ter fplger set rusiiife Hige meo 1852,
Ge SOr. Stoter nle0 90. 6rdnfrig
meo ST., SplflaHo mc0 rs, ,Supun
(neo &oreu) meo 50, 2itrig=ltn=
garn me0 90 Sulldll0 nIe0 "A, 0et
trrfilfe &ige n1eo SO, STATEN meo
36, @elgien (meO &ongo) meO q
% Sponien meo 90 Willroner Ssnb-
6pggere;; ogiau Der err uaturliepis
3olonicrne meoregneoe.
&erOens MiQioner6per er: 9on=
Don 1921, 800 1906, SEEM gorf
4,tt3,O0O Q906), Earis $4,000
1906, Chicago 2y049,OOO 1906,
@erlin 100000 (t905), @ien
100000 $500, Sofip t,S19,OOO
G903), Silaoeffia t,442. 900 10
o6), ct. 8etersborg 1928, 900
d905), Moifou $4,000 $500,
aonitantinopel t,t06, 900, guenos
apres 1,O4s,O00 1906 og 9efins
100000.
Seroens bpiefte 9ierge err: / Iii=
en- Wornt gperelt poo $40 Weter,
/ Imerifa Nconcaglta pao 7O4O
Weter, / @frrfo &ilimonoI6oro poa
COLO Weter, / europa glbrus II
&oufoius poo 5629 Meter Ga Wont-
blanc pao 1910 Weter.
De langIte 6lober er: / MfrifoI
Nilen meo fine 64OO &ilometer, II
gmerifo ama5oneHooen, ser er 55-I
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-27
Set at fDritaa.

6srite 6armer; rSsr ou, bOaO
betpoer / @runOen bette Der 81.
.. efter Sin A~Oresie?"
Anoen Sarmer: Set peo ou 30
rof. Set Itaar 10 for y&iOoer al
Gannebrogen".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-27
Sra 6umorbjprnet
(sGf g. 80
6ur meget al set gube.

5r. Sin1pel (Oer er SpiioIoe) peo
@ioOogsborOet: ga, ganife bit,
fore Some, b6r ct normalt Menne-
ifc toae Is @unO til fig aarGig,
men iooleOes Of toee BET altiommen
poa cen Sang, ct BOG bit uiunot. "
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-27
EXCURSION RATES TO CHICAGO
VIA
THE NORTH WESTERN LINE.

No7. 80, 30. Dec. l. ?, : and 8, ac-
count International Live Stock Ex-
position, Chicago. Full particulars on
application to Ticket Agents
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-27
@Saa SnnitnbitiGinecn.

SENDER: ~@pilfen 2pffe, at bette
Moleri er foripnet meo &unitne-
rcns Moon. 5ou fan Ser ou ulOria
relies Sporgsmuul ON, bporoiot
@inioet MI ogioa penoer rette SIDE
cp."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-27

Mf en- Seretning / en- banif Ipis:
Set par meo nogen Sfref i
8looet, at aomiteen gift / Seng."
@pem Der bog bore bapoe peret Ser
ng Jet aomiteen goa / 5engl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-27
WiisitOnsmpbe

ofbolOeS, ON @uO bill, i Sa3eIwooo,
Minn., ira p, til 80. @opember.
@n fprlig SnObpoelie til ale.
S. Simonen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-27
1908
Snlesauer.


1908 - Smlesaper. 1908
Bort itDre Splag at Selligoags=
uarer pil bore rebe til Gfterign
2srSas ben %. NOpember. Snsen
Sutif / bette Gunntg fan Opuiie iaa
mango np ps imnffe Sing til Sul.
iOm hi sBr. Saabe gumle Os nnse
inSbgbes bjerteltgit.
She Blair &acfet StDre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-27
Wtisiiun mpber
MisiiOmsmpSe

of5oGOes, ON @uo bill, i 5ilooms
Menigbeo, Chicago, ira SorsOog
ben 26. Gufiigeliesoag), @ftermo.
81. 4, til 5pnoag 5. 80. Nou.
Tait. g. S. Sing, @ocine, og
Cbioogo-9rGiterne At BEL foreneoe
6onife &irfe biz tale.
SierteIig Snobpoefie til uuel
Hoa Menigbeoens @eene,
Siggo 6. Wengers,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-27
Mtsiionsmpbe

gil @uo bliper Der MisIionsmsoc
/ Seaa oanif eo.-llttb. Strife, Omaba,
Nebr., / Gagene fra 1. til 6. Sec.
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The Nevada County picayune., 1908-10-29
Why Take Life Too seriously7

Some of us are beginning to realize that we have taken life too seriously; that we have not had enough play; that we have not had half enough fun Many business men see the fallacy of working too many hours day. For merly men thought they must spend most or all of the daylight hours in working. Intense application to busi- ness had become almost a religion. But now they are beginning to learn that 1t is efficiency, mental vigor, freshness of mind and body, and not necessarily long hours that do things; and that this mental vigor, freshness and energy which produce efficient work are impossible when the body is weary and the brain is Jagged; that mental robustness means physical TO- business, writes Orison Swett Marden in Success. So there has been steady shortening of the working hours of men of affairs and an in- creasing of the play hours, just in pro portion to the importance and eftieien. cy of their work and responsibility. Multitudes of men now find that they can accomplish much more in a year by spending part of the time which they used to put into work in playing golf, tennis, or some other game, or in flying about the country in an automo- bile. There are plenty of business men in this country at the head of great establishments who get through an enormous amount of work, who do not spend more than three or four hours day in their offices, and who frequently take long vacations. They find that good deal of play and mix ing much with the world not cnly i'm proves their health and multiplies their efficiency, but also gives them a broader, saner outlook.
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-10-29
WITNESSES PUT IN CELLS.
On Hearing Testimony Judge I'm
 mediateIy Charges Perjury.

Muskogee, Okla, Oct. 23.-Four witnesses introduced to prove an alibi for John Coaliha on trial for the murder of David Conway, were arrest ed in the courtroom Thursday charg- ed with perjury, on the order of Judge John S. King. Coaliha, Fonso Smith. Cotton Taylor and Cal Busby are ac- cused of killing Conway, an aged bridge tender for the purpose of rob. bery Busby has confessed and turned states evidence. Three girls, Carrie Hohimer, Ether Gray and Edna Wilson and w. H. Hohimer, father of Carrie, testified that at the time of the murder Coaliha was attending a street fair four miles away. The prosecution had previously shown Coaliha's presence at the scene of the crime and the judge, on hearing the alibi testimony sent the witnesses 10 jail.
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-10-29
Notes For Guardsmen.

Little Rock. Ark, Oct, PA special from McGrory, Ark, says:
 We don't like the militia and. this is two-time talk-N. R"
 This was the substance of notes re- ceived Friday through the mails by Major R. B. Heating, Captain II. P. Riggs, and Lieutenant Walker, of ficers of the Arkansas National Guard The note received by Captain Riggs, requested that he resign.
 Two local concerns received notices to stop ginning cotton These were signed Night Riders"
 The officers of the National Guard will ignore the notices and the gins will continue to operate, although guards will be placed about them.
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-10-29
A Clean Sport.

The future of baseball ought to be bright. Even the crowds which are now looking at the major league games are small when compared with he attendance at great crucial sport ng contests in England, where often 100000 people pay to see football or cricket match, though it may be doubted whether any English sport is conducted without betting, says the Philadelphia Public Ledger. The flu ture of horse racing in America is not bright, for nobody has yet suggested a way to make it popular without bet ting, a way to conduct betting withou, moral dangers, or a way to teact Americans indifference to the waste ful, cynical, parasitic, vagabondizine influences of gambling. Baseball, 2 sport which gains strength from its conquest of gambling, promises to in crease it's prestige as the real king ot sports in the United States.
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-10-29
eRANpENeURe IS ARRESTED
Alleged Author of Cleveland l.t,.,
 Was Starting for East.

Dayton. O., Oct 23.-Earl Rrar. denburg, the alleged author of the oel. ebrated Cleveland letter. wherein tba former president is said to have y.. vored the election of Judge Taft to the presidency. and which epistle wa. widely published some weeks since was arrested as he was about to board a Big Four train for the east. his des. tination being New York.
 Brandenburg was arrested on a re. quest to Chief of Detectives Walter Hughes from James McCafferty. in. spector of detectives of New York
 He readily consented to accompany the officers to police headquarters stating that he had intended to return to New York. having noticed in the New York newspapers that he had been indicted in connection with the Cleveland letter, which is said to have been spurious.
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-10-29
Shot Brother to Death.

Pittsburg, Oct. 26.-Albert Bell, twelve year old school boy was sho' and instantly killed by his sixteen year old brother Raymond Whiie hunting in Wildwood Park late Saluf' day afternoon With the brothers were three other boys, one of whom' without saying anything slipped cartridge into their only rifle. batei on Raymond playfully pointed th0 weapon at his brother and pulled 'he trigger, the youth sinking to tho ground with a bullet in his bralh