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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-24

ment under the direction of the Newark
Board of Health.
No liquor is used at the sanitarium;
in fact, patients are told to refrain
from even a mild indulgence in alco-
holics. Should any one be discovered
smuggling liquor into the camp 1t is
probable that strenuous measures would
be used to prevent a recurrence of the
affair. The patients receive their
friends joyfully, and groups can be
noticed each pleasant Sunday waiting
in the roadway for expected callers.
Self-control is urged upon them as Il
part of the treatment. Good food is
provided and plenty of it. with daily
cold baths and sue mild exercise as II
is believed is beneficial. food milk and
fresh eggs are provided daily.
Breakfast is served at 8 o'clock in the
morning, Inner at 1890 o'clock and
supper at $50 o'clock in the evening.
Patients must be up at 7 o'clock in the
morning, but may be out doors earlier,
IL desired. They are asked to take a
cold bath each morning, but not COM
PEELED to take the bath. After each
meal all patients are compelled to stay
in the open air. There are separate
lounging rooms for the men and women,
but no enforced separation of the sexes,
as Is practised in some sanltariums
The patients read, play cards, baseball,
listen to the photograph and have vari-
Gus other ways Of enjoying themselves.
Disobedience or failure to adhere to in
structions means dismissal from the
santariumss.
Others May Leave Cured.
Since the institution was opened on
January 26, about rs persons have been
treated, and but few have succumbed
to the ravages of the disease. Lefko-
WITT has been treated the same as all
other patients. and has conformed to
all the rules. There are several others
who promise to leave the place TO all
appearances completely cured.
The Verona sanitarium was planned
and put into operation for the purpose
of giving full treatment to tuberculosis
victims, but pay patients are at
So a week. The only advantage that d
pay patient enjoys, however, Is q peu
in a small private room. NO advanced
or incurable cases of tuberculosis are
taken. as 1t Is generally conceded that
except in the incipient stage oil the
disease no cure can be effected.
The sanitarium building, formerly
used as a home for girls, Is located on
the very top of the second rldge Oh
the series of ranges west of Newark
and the Oranges, and beyond the Mont
clairs. The location Is excellent IL
is said that nowhere In the
can q more ideal location for a SANTA
rum be found. 1t is several hunureo
feet above the level of the sea. From
any part of the building or GROUNDS
there is a magnificent view OF the
surrounding country. The
and equiping of the building cost sl4'ooo'
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-24

at Newport News, Va. During their
stay they will enjoy a fishing trip with
a party of friends.
Mrs. j. ". Vaughn, Miss Louise
vaughn and Arthur aVughn, of North
Arlington avenue, East Orange, are at
Christmas Cove, Me-, for the rest of
the summer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-22
Den iiooenoe Sitting.

ut iiooe reb bctragter ri nutiISoaS
iom noaet iao ieIoieIgcIia. at BET life
ioloer os iu0, at set er - en- Softu'
belle al Sen mere iremifreSne aultltr.
SpiIcn 6eitoo pprinoeIig operaIt
hos Sc f~orifienige 6oIfeiIog / en- fig
aeube Stiaing. ut iiNoc betrugte6eS
life iom Ell SptIe. inarere iom Ell
InitrengeIie. Ell Gcrcmoui, en- Tor.
ret. gt iiobe paa Sug par en- nutltr'
ltg Stiling, iom oitere benDtteoeS,
men at itctteS / oeurc Stiuiug peo
Ell Sten. ct Stpffe Srp cher Ell Stcl
bar iorbeboIot oe mpattac, % iaale'
6es bleo Stolen - pompeit uOitprct
lem Sronc -- ct al Seriferens Cunt
boler, li1eiom &ronetL iom Qioroe
BAN heiere emo Solicit, og Sccpteret,
iom bite bans Wfagt til at bD0c.
~itroiie % beiaIe, ut Stooen pua
Sug er oct nut1irIiQitc, irentgoor al
De or%ientaIife % Wcuem0irifnnife
TolfeilnaS Erong iii at irtte fla 81
refte neo mco forSIngtc Ben % At
fuitboISe ocnrc irrItQc Stiuing, icIo
naor Sc tnger GIa05 paa en- Stol,
Otan bebeuer / loa &enicen0e blot of
erinore ON DC taIrjge @uooboitutucr,
paa buiIfc @u0en iremitiQe8 iiONeuoe
eao Ell 6orbeiuing, iom ban tmio'
Icrtto bcnntter pon Ell Zig WnoSe, at
han Iigeioo goot fmbe iiooe poo
@uluet.
ON Se aamIc @ofier he0cr set o..
100: 9e ipiier ole iiO0cnoe, men Sc
iibhcr life pna Stolc, men paa Sor.
Oen, paa bpiIteu ser er uobrc0t
Sunbe- % ltIpelfiu0.
Sra at iio0c poo Sltg til at ito6e
paa ct SG0c or Der oocroIt ct tort
Spriuq, forSi bette - ion iogt -
bCtrugteoeS iom ct Rrrroaotip.
sos mango piIoc Stommer, irrIi9
/ airifa, or bet / ToridmIingcr uu6er
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-22

Cs0Sitrai iorbttot en6re ems SsoSin.
gen at irtte fig reS. sos ale an.
Gre 6olfeilaa er Set at itan op, at
lrage. at fnpIe, at Ii06e paa Sug Ell
lluOcrtoitcIicSaft operior 0eul, iom
bIiOer fibSeuoe. % iaaIe6es er set 10
ogiao Cnbnu / moOcrue GeremonieI.
ut iiOoe paa Srore, 8ateoer euer
Gommerir0e er iaoIe0e8 ct llotrpt
for Moqt. Gcrior beber set ogiod /
aomIc 2ovgiuriuqer, at en- 8ommcr
iroosmme@ fit Spoe, Iigeiom nj o..
ioa taller ON at mite tit Sp6e / ga.
Observation-Disclosures eaer nuOeu re.
prpientation.
: foroum3 Gi6cr nor Set ogiaa al.
min0eItg, noor en- Com oar ofiogt at
urIte Commences %. @~iiiooerres
Stole for at tiIticn0egibe, at Rets.
me0lemmerre3 0fi5iior M bar en0t.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-22
JULETANKER.

Skabningens HERE, Frelsens Gudi
Du, som hjxlper os nd fra OGDEN.
som med Kjsrlghedens Bud
favner hver en- Sjsl ! Modem -
vi, som tror we'd HiinmelglSden,
tyr i'll Dig | Storm og Stud;
du, SON giver os Mannafsden,
HERE, hjelp os af Qrk'nen udi
Raster du I'D dit Fiskervod
Made Diet for os bekrefter;
du, som skjsnker Frelsens Lod,
wiser Maalet, giver Krsfter;
fast til dig vor Sjsl sig hefter.
du, som knuste DSdens BRAID.
tryg we'd dit Ord vi fSlger efter,
Jesus. | Tanker, | Ord og Daadl
Du har 10, HERE, Maalet sat:
Paradisets Himmelhave
paa hin Side Dedens Nat
med ct evigt Liv som Gave.
Fast vi we'd, at Jordens Grave
eli som Grandscskjel er sat -
du we'd din Fsdsel CAV Stovets Slave
Julegaven som en- Frihedsskat.
Da vi som Born blew forte hen
for at sc din 'Himmelstjerne,
lsrte vi at du som Ven
leder os mod Maalet gjerne,
felger tro os mod det Fjerne -
lsr os dig at sc som den,
der mod Synden kan seirrigt vsrne,
Here, ak gjer os til Born igjen
Harald S c I'M t.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-22
Rpe essa.

EiI GnmedbeIfe er ntpotaset fsIeenoe
gsser. iom pi M tun bar GuIeonins til
at n9pne, men Tom hi rtnueligois neo Sio
og 2eiIiebeb bill sonrite tiIbaee til:
IS Strsnmen" at 8aIbemar aeer.
Srsmab BubI. Co., Con- Claire, Wis.
8ris 90 Gents. Sette er onbet OpIas
al benne peIitrepne notwithstanding.
~Gsgnfluer", Smoafprt9Iineer al
SriStbiof 2unbe. Genuine Sorlas. Sris
% Gents. Sr. 2linbe iiriper toi,t %
sobt, os benne BOG bill iittert piuss
mango Benner.
"9ornefronen" al Son Woritos. 0ras
ma I FEM Utter. Sorfatterens 6orIas.
9eiuot, 81. Sat. 9ris so Gents.
"2aiarus geiihis" al Ola 5. Riie.
ct langt raionnerenbe 3igt. Sorfattereus
SorIae; 615 - 16tb aoe. g, geiunes
apolis, Rinu. griS 10 Gents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-22
6opt iparet.

9isponent 2prg % enbel andre
Serrer ms6te pGa en- Spabiertur /
RorSmarten Srsfen 9Iom, iom par
ben IpffeIige eieriHbe al ct @PIo al
iIbrsoe Softer. 'Sr. 2png, Der oilSe
benptte anIebninseu til at gisre Zig
lpitis oper ben itaffars rsbbaarebe
Stisnbeb, raabte til benbe:
"er De life rRo, at Der ifal blipe
Sfo9branb, Srsfen Rsb?"
Srstenen iUorcOe sanife milot:
VA, mel, Oct frDgter ieg life for, iau
lRnge 2pnsen er iaa raa.~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-22

Seq baober at De, iom bar iorismt
of ifripe til Sar og Mor, De, iom /
SrdnIheo bar gIemt De gamle Der.
hienme oil beepnSe at otie Dem lin
aiprliebeS oenne Sui, peb at baooe
ifripe, og ienbe ben fife @hoe, ON
er Zig trpnaes. @lroelig Sui
6. S. Soel.
8minner, q. Sofota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-22

9179. Sp.: Seq bar leit iaa rue8et
ON SaIe / Sureer e0er SuusetaIe. Snao
meues bermeo?
spar: gi fer ps life iftunb til at
flare noset beitemt saa bette Spsrsss
maal. s Stsbes men Sperseren bar pss
iaa ri l9it abifilist ON "Ennsetale", bog
rben at pRre fummet paa bet rene mco,
bpab bet essntlis er for tuset. Bort Snb.
trpf er imiSlcrtio, at ben "Sunsetale",
iSm Der bar peret ifrepct iaa rteset ON
fra Rprae I SnrbinSelie msb garratts Be-
pGgelien, pGientlis inbifrGnfer fig til
cnbel mere eler minbre uianrmenbGns
genSe Ds m%euinsslpit sinnsuobruo, ium
bperfen CT Susl eler sin. Com iast,
bette or pprt rSnbtrpf, men bet CT 10
mulist, at ri taser fell.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-22
Uorife Selifabs
2larsmeoe.

QdrSm9Ce.
"9et Rorife GeIifab / amcrifa"
bolbt Srebae lite Dec, fit aarSmsoe
/ "Horben Club. Nsbet bIep aabnet
SCI. II ON Sormibbagen al Brett
benton, Nr. s. 9. Beterion fra Su'
perior, 8is. mebets Seltagere bar
&oni,lI Sobe8 @inIter til Wiooag /
8Iubben, % ON @ftermiOoogeu fort
iGtteS Sorbauolingerne. gn Rpffc
SnoItiainger bIeo beban6let, og 9e.
ItpreIie ooLgte8 for BET formenbe
anr. Eli Brpiioent oaIgtes BrOf.
@iSIe 9otbne al Wirneiota timber.
iitet; @iceprpiioert, g. anunoien,
llogtper al "8ecorobsG oIten", 0eco'
rab, Soma; SefretGr og Reootter
for &pnrtaIifriftet, Rebofter 8aIoe'
mar geer, gau Claire, @iS.; 8aSie'
rer, gonfter Sarah Sborien, Glbom
Safe, Winn.; Wteolemmer al 8tref'
tionen, 8onIuI 6. s. Spbe, Ct. Suul,
og Or. Slaf Sonb, Sarge.
I'll Girefter iSteoctfor Wr. Sorfel
SfteIie, Der snifeoe at fratrpbe, paIg.
tes 9anfier 2epis Carton fra Cunt
berlanD, @ts. '.''
SormauSen CAB en- Soerii9t oper
SeIifabet$ arbeiSe / bet ipurbne Nor
% ooeIcbe iipr oeb 9etponingen al
8ergeIanos Mommentet, Tom glen.
nem geIifo6et bar bIeoen reiit / Sar.
40. On ggent bapbe pGret boIbt /
Nrbci6e en- Ttb % Regnifoberne bar
MI / be6re Or0en. Won9e opmunt.
rcn6e @rene por mootogne % ban
top0e set bebite Soob for Selffabets
6remtio.
SefretGren opIUIte fin &upport.
Chen ban 11te 0oo. miolertibig bob.
Sc o~oertoget SefretrritiQingen, bar
1921 / Gontingent mootn9et. 8a8s
iererens &opport bite, at ltnocrbo-
loncen / aosien fremoeIes bar flor
men oog mirSre enb forben.
Iii Tcoiiion8fomite ~uonpurtes
8onfier 2epi8 2orion Snipettsr
8oIbp og Or. 8. SieIOe.
Or. SieIoe, Sormaro for @erae.
lono8. &omiteen, oplpite en- lpngere
Sperii9t oOer Stntuens SiItorie oo
Sc Sing, iom oermeb itob / Sorbin.
Belle. @oget RegnIfab bIeo life
fremIagt, 0a SefretGren (0fr. Spl'
leita6) life bouSe u~oarbeioet noset
icabant.
On 8on,ite poo 3 Re0Iemmer:
@aitor q. g. Sboe0t. Grof. 8isIe
2totbne og aoniuI Sobe bIeu tiIint
for at ~fremfomme me0 Sn6itiQir9cr
cCorerenoe Sc oe0 3sbet fremIagte
Iapporter % 6orilog.
Or. 6ieIOe rapporterebe angaaenSe
WuipumSsS oQen. 8ergelanbs. So.
miteen bar oeo a6ercrombie reiit ct
2ogbu8, Ser foItct $500. Oct ifal
inorettes Tom en- "anfftitona" og tie.
ne iom SpbeuarirgSiteb for 8ien.
itan6e, Der i%ortierer at bepores. 90
Me6Iemmer al aomiteen, Sr. Sbo.
mas 9oiorS % @aitor g. gonbabI,
er ofgaaet peS 9eoen.
81. ager taIte ON gnifeligbeben al
a: faa iItano uorife 0eflamotions.
fonteiter blanot llngoommen / Sigbeb
meo Be befierbte "Iemoreit.G onteIts"
pe of SeIifabet burSe faa iitanO en-
NeSuIie, Ct uSpaIg al 9 eflamations.
I1lmqre o. Sfemaer for 8ommere
o.i.p. 9eo bette oiloe man life alene
uebrebe &~ienbifab til norf 3istnina
men man pil6e ntaaife ogiaa brirpe
9orif paa ItoSe bIanSt ungbommen.
Eli Rominntionsfomte palgtes
Sr. 9. anunbien. Sr. So5n 6. OF
itie, gruf. o. gotbne, 9anfier Sbor'
fen o. Heo. %. ager.
Otter at ReSIemmerre babSe boz.
ret aoniuI Sobes @ieiter til Wiboaa
/ alubben, iamIebes De igien 81.
gfterm.
Rebiiicnsfomiteen rapportereSt
ueb gantier Carton Of ben banSt
tmbet Rsgnitaberre torrefte os no
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-22

91S0. Sp.: Sar ct Fateutfipn1a 9tet
til at beboISe belle $45, iput ie9 betaItc
BET, man bets llogifter / 5a8eu fuu bar
$15 og bet life tltuoe ifaffe roget Ratent?
Spar: let berur belt us bulscnt
paa, bpab Sirmaet bar lOpet, eacr BpaS
aftale Der bar mclem bet 10. Spprseren.
Sau bar utaaife betalt en- ubln Srts for
ben 8isbsb, at buns Spfinoclic life fan
patenteres, men bpis bet CT ben Sris,
Sirmaet pleier at tase, ps Spergeren par
pibenbe berpnt, fan ban intet sibre, iaas
trent bet life bar sipet rugeu 0aranti
fpr, at 9atent ptlhe erbulbes. Serium
Der insen aitale er, ntl spsrserens &et
til at faa npget af 8enscne til6ase, afs
beuse at bpprmeset Sib % arbcibe, Sir
maet fan bepiie, at bet bar anpenot paa
Saseu. timber insen S~mitGnoisbeb nil
bet lpune tlutascn at ~anlGgse Sag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-22

91s2. Sp. Seq arbeioebe for en- Ranb
for 10 Gar iiben % retite fra BAN /
lltioe, gruuoet pao, at WaHoeu ieIp bIep
ina, iaa ban moatte reiie bGt for i'm GEL
brebs SfpIo og ser fom en- onOen / bans
Stco. 2eune beitpLbte mig for, at icg
babe iultefobret &reaturerue, boiIfet ic9
fan bepiIe life er SiIfGloet. Nanoer
ifploer mig en- Gel Sen9e, Tom ban life
bill betale. Soab fan ie9 eipre for at iaa
benz? ON ie9 anIe8ger Gag, bill bet oo
blipc BAN eLer mig. iom maa betale
Observation-Disclosures?
spar: Spis Spbrsercn furlub Sic
ncitcn rocn 8rrnb % SerucO %pnafsrte
ManScn npset Sab, bar beune Ret til
at furbre Jig eritattet for bette Sab. Sar
ban intet Sab ltbt us &c nbferte Seres
arbcibc paa tilfrebsiilenbc Waabc, ben
Sib Se tar I Eieuciten, uil &c blep TIL
ficubt Sercs Silsuhebuucubc. Spsrsss
maalet ptl iaalebes afbGnsc af, buurniot
Sc for &etten fan subtsiBrc, at Der life
or nogcn Sell ira Ceres egen Sioe; pticr
bet flo, at bet fur6olocr Zig iaaleScs, rtl
SnbitGunte (S%fDlOncrcn) blep ibsmt
Sassoufuitninserne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-22

91S6. Gp.: Soor itor Del tilfaloer
Der en- Suitru af gieuhonmen eiter gtaus
hns 800 i 3inreiota, os buor itor Sci
/ Risconiiu? q. Tiger, at bun faar oct
babe / @Hrneiota Os en- SreSieoeI 8tss
cunIin. 9. nerer, at bun fadr bet babe
| begge Statcr. Soem bar aet?
spar: ) 3iuneiuta bar Grfen
iibctiuset 8et til Siemieoet ium lin
@ienSprn, f~ritaset for gielo o. 5prerin'
ger mpb Scot, bpis Der iuseu Born or,
% bpis Der or Ssrn, SruseH al Siemite'
bet for SspetiSeu. ! anben fat Gienouut
bar bun Set til N SrebieSel, siter at al
giGlb er betalt. af essprc tilialoer Der
hcubc for pp til $1,000. I &tsepriin
eaar Iiselenes Siemitepet til Gnten, bpis
Der iusen SBrn CT. Suis Der or Barn,
bebulbCr bun oct, ianlGnse bun lrpcr %
fertilizer uaift. Sua bar reiSIist Srau
eaa Gufebo elrr, iaalGnge bun lcper,
grussu ai en- srsSieeeI Of fin ganbs
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-22

91S3. .Sp. SonS er Nabnet paa
gisrnIons @aaro / Nor9e, o8 / bbtltet
Sulfsre, 8bsSIa8 eler amt er @aarSeu
belig9eroe?
Spur: Iapnt paa Sipruiuns @aurb
or anlcitno. Zen CT bclisgeube | @auss
bal GrcitesiGIb, @ub6ranbspalen, 9ris
itiuns 9lmt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-22
iamIebc fate GiemSpmme FAINT til asspre
for pp til $3.50.

91s7. Co.: Sbab er Goresien til
"0ubbrdiSsbGen"2
Spar; 2iGebammer, Norman.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-22

r. 91S1. Sp. Seq Ioante en- Gel Ben9c
al en- Gut % bar ba,1s Rote for 8elsbet.
seq bar ifrepet til BAN, men ban bar
lite iogt, ON ban BIZ betale eler life.
!5au8 Suoer bar ifrepet paa Soften meo
borl San o9Iaa ban eftcr 8iSconItns
2ope boIoes auiDarli8?
sbar: 81, buts 8uttcn life ielr
fan bctale.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-22
2laben R~orrefponoance.

epsresnInaI fro 8erfoner, fon lille opaiber
fine 9tdone til Saskatchewan, beibdres life.
epbreere beoes aftatte fine SpsresmaaI I Ct
Hart 90 thoeIiet Sproe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-22

0184. Sp.: ) boilte Str6g al Rius
neIota finoeS ser enbuu SoneiteabLano?
SPAR: Scnpsnb TEN til Il. z. Sauo
Sffcc I Sulutb, Gais cafe % Groufstpu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-22

9t85. Gp.: Sbor Itol ieg beroeuSc
mig for at iaa tiGbt ct Start ouer Sriitis
anid2
Spar: Gil "SfanSiuanen"s Bog
baubel, 1S3-1S7 u. Icuria st., Chi.
cagp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-22
st iaabant "Sntit" icnNes iOm grGmc meO SlaOet fr ct liars
SurtnOsbetalug o9 icm Gents ertra til at betale
Rnrtn Nnmnnlut M Nnhnnfninn
Yprto, GOHuOlut % SuOpatHing.

Spis life bet lube 8ssb $l.3O mo6nOes nj en- ErrmebOs bue euo
frsoafpr GaunsfempsL. Griariug bar IGt O3 at ot life tau Rnoe HaUHefenps
mso gIaost for $l.25.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-22

Gpenhaosuos Ie9un8 Usr en- cit Rubterteapet meo RoUu o. Gousi:
liant Jarpepuoe. On ianbon "Rubberfamp" er uatntnoeug npt9 manage 1u'
iGoe, banoe for HsturnsrHs al BrsOe im life er tcntmen Goresiaten t1anbs
iamt TOM GempeI pa Bups Rangr en- hrur ofe fit Naon me8t utpoehs.
og Ell iaaoan EGUneHsmpl oil forbHore JoriHteItr % mango andre ube5ass'
Ii9beber
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-22

z pornrt gsir brntrr BET At Ta2cpuorr bfoer for br5o os gtper
fra ia for mrQ.u TarUe. z 'au Iufrloe maa snosI At Den ooerIs-
tse 6arue iuses Op usO 6Irtu al ct 5tpts 1rRtvaptr. satr maH
tan tiGlvs fla rso ct Stpttc a0lsYaptr.
gu 5arpspgoe Uil pare Here Aar. Smloe ben 9sbet al /,
,urr ire aar bliue nogct for tsr, iaG tan man Blot orpupe pdI en-
Sraube Blpcerin o. ben ptI bu0e nse iaa 600 iom ny tssH.
6aar man fife gpot airrgt ben icrite Sang, ial iOri0s isi,a
Cat St.mpslet Habit reo paa Rapyrrt. sgsr iRt ben enc SIDE NED
igrit, o. brug ben g3aaoe. iUm paser beoiH &rgt BpeEteR ior Baara!
elsr ipr lst.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-22
Oct rettc fSprbolo.

"Suao enifer De Of ipiIe?"
Grofesioren: ga, oct er mig
gonife ligegpIotgt. Bring Sc Gram
Seot, lis Gram gGggeboiOeitof og
500 8rom auIbp6rat, oct er, buao
ieg bebsper."
y SnSIs6 for tent til iiSite StoIeiuSs
plemeut. - - So" 8eS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-22
e
Sad0
o9
Di,lf.
NY

ehio albeks ipbslet gapu % aOresia for at Hippo at Sell begaass.
esnplcrue uOiDps 8laoes 5Orrsmtns % be ul btpe hp6t, u @an5
ON rlgen, % man ol osrpr unoerloen TONNE I'll at oeHte uo9e Sa9e l5n9e'
suo pa en- ancsn grrmta
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Blue-grass blade., 1908-09-20
BLUE GRASS BLADE

here, however, that the thanks and praise
of every Freethinker in the nation are due to
Eliza Mowry Bliven for her heroism, cour
age and perseverance in the formation,
building up, and growing organization of
the Materialist Association.
The praise and thanks of every advocate
and believer in or of Freethought prin
ciples, are due to those noble men and
women who came to the convention, giving
of their means, their time and talents to
the work of building it up.
Calls have been made upon the Editor
to lecture at other points, and before his
return home he will have lectured at Mari
eta, Ohio, whittier a number of the speak
ers and workers for the Association went;
also at McConnelsville, Ohio, where steps
are to be taken to further the interest of
our cause. Mention of these visits, the
lectures, the work done, and those assist
ing, will be given elsewhere.
While the audiences attending the public
melting were very large, not all were
Materialists. Among those who did attend
and whose names could be obtained, but
which does not include them all, or consi-
tute a full and complete list, were the fol-
lowing: John R. Charlesworth George o.
Roberts, Otto Wettstein, Parker Sercombe,
Samuel Toomey, DR.. T. J. Bowles, DR.. c.
N. Bradford, DR.. w. p. Murray, DR.. G. N.
Van Sicle, Mrs. Helen M. Lucas, Miss Lou
Lawrence, Mrs. Eliza Mowry Bliven, Mrs.
Cora Kali, Mrs. Eliza Lawrence, Walter
Hardesty, Jesse White A. c. Narragon, c.
Betcher, A. M. Stowe, William H. Cox, r.
p Hickock, J. w. White, John A Kothe,
Abner Dickson, Peter Bmeler, E. M. Lowe,
]. e. Johnson. John Hirt, Cyrenus Brick,
c. c. Smith, A. c. Nixon, ]. R. Lawrence,
]. C. Cramer, J. T. Mason, w. ]. Hostetler,
John Harris, d. J.. Schilling, Heber Kali,
Joseph Mason, Thomas F. Geltz, Harry
Eckfeld, George Van Ness. J. d. Hunt.
Telegram Received.
San Francisco Sept. s.
The comrades of San Francisco are with
you in the noble work in the battle for in
tellectual freedom of thought and speech.
J. FRANTZ
Blue-grass blade., 1908-09-20
WHAT A NATIONALIST WOULD DO.

(By Harriet M. Closz)
II were sitting on throne, with power to
rule the race
AS We are taught that Jesus does-in some
far distant place,
| would not stand aloof and say-"Believe
and be baptized!
For only thus can heavens joys by you
be realized.
But l would say to all the world-'Tve
made a great mistake
In teaching faith instead OF works, the
Blue-grass blade., 1908-09-20

Opment, UnaI inert force tnaL struggles along
to destiny through natural law, the vari-
GUS stages of development, the ultimate
sought after-human happiness-were all
protrayed in such vivid word pictures,
mental paintings, that his hearers were
both delighted and charged into an accep-
lance of his views He is an orator Not
eloquent, perhaps, but certainly ornate. His
splendid vigor, glowing face and kindly
smile; his whole heartedness genuine sym
pathy, liberalty of mind and thought and
action, presented a charming and entranc-
ing combination scarce found in man or
woman. One thing he was talking, for a
part of the time, above his hearers. 1t
was a subject about which they understood
little, knew less. His illustrations were
apt and used to drive home, deep into the
mind the points he insisted should be
taken and understood. Personally, the
Blade is delighted at the opportunity to
have met in such way and to have heard
this great philosopher, and to express re-
greet that his speech cannot be given TO
Blade readers for the reason that it was
not given from manuscript
The Final Address.
What can be said of the splendid and
brilliant effort of DR.. ]. b. Wilson? 1t is
unnecessary to say aught to Blade readers
concerning him, for his capabilities are
too we'll known. The Reign of King Hum
bug. And many humbugs were held up,
dissected, exposed and remedies offered.
The government, national and municipal;
law and lawyers, doctors and the materia
medica, economic systems political par
ties, priests and preachers, gods and devils,
bells and heavens, church and creed, all
were held up in their true colors, and the
humbuggery exposed to public view. The
peculiar charm of his voice, his splendid
delivery his eloquent passages, his biting
sarcasm-when needed-and above all, his
stirring appeals to the reason of men, came
as fitting close to such splendid conven
tion of liberal men and women. Round
after round of applause greeted his sallies
of wit, of humor, and profound reasoning.
The audience did not tire. They seemed
disappointed when his address came to an
abrupt end, because of the necessity of
having to catch traction car for Dennison
that night AS he gave and closed his
peroration storm of applause broke from
the audience which expressed satisfaction
with what had been said.
Mr. Charlesworth who was still in the
chair, offered few remarks and declared
the convention finally adjourned. DR.. VIII
sons address has already appeared in the
Blade.
Before closing this report the Blade
wishes to say that the editorial columns
will, upon our return home, have something
to say concerning the convention and its