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Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1909-02-25
CAPITOL PARK
TO BE ENLARGED
State House Will Be Relieved
Of UnSightIy Surroundings.
GOVERNOR OBTAINS FACTS
Long Denied Public Improvement to Be
Accomplished at Last.

Harrisburg, Pa, Feb. 1S.-The Fox
bill for the extension of Capitol park
has been favorably reported by unani
nous vote of the senate committee on
public grounds and buildings. The bill
is certain to pass the senate, and prob
ably without dissenting vote. While
there may be some opposition in the
house this has not yet asserted itself
in any way and there is every reason
to believe that handsome majority
awaits the bill there. Governor Stuart
is expected to sign it in view of the
overwhelming sentiment in the legisla-
ture and throughout the state in favor
of this much needed Improvement.
The desirability of extending the
Capitol park, so as to give the mag
niticent new state house an adequate
setting, has never been questioned.
The only objections raised in the past
have been based on the uncertainty of
the cost of the project and the difficult
ty of finding revenue to meet it be-
cause of the extraordinary demands on
recent legislatures for providing mod
ern and ample asylums for the insane,
increasing the public school appropria-
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1909-02-25
Sunday School Convention.

The Semi. Annual Convention CT
the Elkland Township S. S. AssOci-
alton was held at Estella, Pa, Febru-
AIRY 6, 1909. Meeting was called to
order by by the Chairman, G. E.
BOWn.
1t was a most profitable and inter
esting session. The following sub
jects were discussed:
What would it mean to the COun-
ty if each Sunday school had a Nor
NAL class? Worth of the Sunday
School to the worker. How to or
ganize Home Department in every
Sunday school in the District. How
could Primary work in our Sunday
Schools be improved? How TO get
the Adult Bible Glass to Sunday
School. Relation of the Sunday
School to the Temperance Cause.
Question box which was very help
ful.
Rev. La Rose delivered an interest
ing address in the evening on the
Relation of the Parent to the Sun
day School.
Flora Cook, Press. Supt.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1909-02-25


TO the capltoi DulfdIng proper the state
museum, $50 by 1875 feet in dimensions,
and the conservatory. 200 by 60 feet,
occupy large portion of the length
wise dimensions of the park which is
only 1900 feet. Thus the park is badly
crowded already. The great west front
of the capitol looks out upon space
scarcely wider than the building it
self, while on the east side trolley cars
run within fifteen feet of the granite
walls, and on the opposite side of
narrow street are some ancient dwell
ings, crowded market house, stable
yard, saloons. power plant and a fire
house. Clouds of black smoke from
the power plant and other nearby fac
tories sweep oyer the beautiful pile
and are rapidly discoloring 1t. In warm
weather when windows have to be
opened the deliberations Of the legis-
lature and the work of various state
departments are seriously hampered
by the noise from the abutting street
Looking out from the new capitol
as far eastward as the main line Of
tue TSuuSN fNtuld IuiiiOdu, Aoui UlOCho
away, the eye sweeps over one OF the
most unattractive portions of the capi-
tai city. The twenty-nine acres COM
prising the proposed extension are oc-
cupied by cheap tenement houses
small factories and shops, unsightly
warehouses and stables. The area is
intersected by numerous narrow al
leys, lined with rickety wooden build
ings which constitute some of the
worst slum places in the city.
The incongruity of such conditions
adjacent to the seat of the government
of great commonwealth has been the
occasion of severe comment on the
part of many distinguished visitors,
including William T. Stead. the great
English publicist: Architects Burn
Continued on page 2.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1909-02-25
Mrs. Gearhars Fritz Dies al Nordmont.

Mrs. Gearhart Fritz was suddenly
taken i'll on Saturday evening and
died on Monday afternoon. Pre-
yious to this she had been in her
usual health, when upon going in
to the fresh air she became very
sick, the family helping her back
into the house, 1t was found that
her left side was numb and helpless.
DIR. Voorhees, ives summoned and
after treatment she Nas somewhat
revived. About 2 O'Clock she bad a
second stroke which resulted in death
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Fritz was the mother of SIX
teen children, 1our of whom
died in infancy also Iva wife of Jes-
sic LOvelace who died about three
years ago.
Mrs. Fritz leaves 30 mourn her
loss, the following children:
Ellis of Laquin, Mrs. John Har-
risOn, Minnie and Herman of Wilkes
Barre, Mrs. Jos. Doty of New Col
umbus, Lee, of Lapurte, Mrs. An
drew Small and Mrs. Fred Foust of
Nordmont, and Willis, Lanra and
Grover, at home. Also two sisters
Mrs. Dorothy Fritz of Nordmont
and Mrs. Chet Speary of New Col
umbus and one brother Hiram Hess
of Ricketts,.
Mrs. Fritz was an cstimable and
industrious lady, kind and af-
fectionate wife and mother and a
good nelghbor, and will be missed
by family and many friends who
sympathize with the bereaved ones
She was siXty-three years eleven
months and seven days old, The
funeral services were conducted at
the home by Rev. S. B. Bldlack,
Thursday afternoon.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1909-02-25

tion. establishing tuberculosis sani'
toria and promoting good roads. In
view of the liberality of the legisla-
lures of 1906 and 1907 toward these OBJ
jects, the present body finds itself less
restricted in the matter of eXpendi-
lures for permanent public improve
ments, and the plan of the Fox bill
for expending not more than 100000
a year during period of five years, for
the purchase and Improvement of the
park extension. makes the way easy
from the standpoint of the state
finances. AS the state spends $685.
900, 900 year on it's departments and
it's charities, 100000 is mere drop
in the bucket, and as the purchases
are to be made by a commission all
questions of the possibility of wasteful
extravaganza have been eliminated.
Nor is there any longer a question
as to just what the park extension will
cost The last Legislature authorized
the governor to appoint commission
to appraise the property and report to
the board of public grounds and build
ings for the information of the pres
ent senate and house. This commits
sion, composed of three real estate ex-
perts. has presented detailed report.
including a complete description, with
the assessed and market values of ev-
cry property in the district, and Gov
ernor Stuart has transmitted this re-
port to the legislature. 1t shows that
the assessed value of the proptrty is
$941 ,219 and the market value $1,801,-
45O. The Fox bill provides for total
expenditure of $2.000,000. the differ
ence of $19S.550 being considered am
pie to cover all cost of purchasing and
condemning the property.
The inadeGuacy of the present Capt.
tol park is apparent to everyone. The
new capitol is as long as the park is
wide, nearly $40 feet. and in addition
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1909-02-25
Noted Lecturer Coming 10 Laporte.

Mr.. w. Y. Warner of German
town, will give his interesting
lecture "Forty Thousand miles on
a Clipper Ship at the Court House
OH Friday evening, February 25.
Mr.. Warner has the reputation of
being fine speaker. Don't miss
the opportunity of hearing him at
this time.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1909-02-25
From the New York World.

TO all the men who work for wag-
es or salaries their only hope for Il
peaceful old age and for a life free
from racking money cares is to pro-
vide beforehand for the future
They should take nc risk. When
they speculate they stake their fami-
ly's future and their own peace OF
mind against few dollars. Even
were the chances equaI-and in case
of small man the otids are always
against him--the risk which he
takes is vastly disproportionate to
to any possible gain.
Few men ever heard of progress i've
compound interest, AID still fewer
know what it does. One dollar de-
posted in a savings bank which
pays four per cent. will amount to
S2.19 in twenty year.. This is sim
pie compound interest But how
many men know that if they de-
posit Sl.00 every year the value III
twenty years will not be $2.l9 but
$50. 81?
Any man or woman who is earn
ing wages at all can save $l.00 a
week. That money deposited in a
savings bank for twenty years will
amount to 81, ,612. A deposit of $500
a week will amount to over IS, 900
The annual interest on this at four
per cent. would be 500.
Thus the man who deposits $500
week in savings bank, can, after
twenty years, draw out $500 week
and still leave to his wife and child
rem at his death all the money that
he deposited and more than half as
much more. There is no paradox
or catch in this. It is a plain, sim
pie mathematical statement of what
any savings bank vii, do.
Every wife should read these fig
ures and 60 over them for herself.
They are accurate. The only neces-
sity is to make the deposits regular
ly. If instead of discontinuing the
weekly deposits at tw wenty years they
are continued ten years more, every
dollar week will have become $5s.
S3 and the $52 year will have be-
come over $1,000. Foe every dol
lar which had been deposited So a
week can be drawn out without i'm
pairing the principal, which has
been doubled.
1t takes time to make money this
way, but the result is certain. There
is no secret .aboutit, no mystery no
allurement, no dazzling speculation.
ALI that 1t requires is industry and
a little self denial every week. 1t
pays better than any gold or copper
mine, than any pool room or bucket
shop.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1909-02-25
EyeryD,,dy Says So.

Casoaress Candy Cathartic, the most wog.'
cerful medical discovery of tue age. pleas
ant ard refreshing to the taste, act geulsy
aud positively on kidneys, liver and bowels,
cleansing the entire system, dispel Gods,
cure headacue fever habitual constipation
and biliousness. Please buy and try boz
of &. Z. G. to-day; 10, %, 80 cents. Sold ana
guaranteed to cure by all druggists.
10 Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Cascurets Candy Cathartic. 10c or 25o-
4 1. y T. laii 20 curr, drUag sts refund money
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1909-02-25

Educate Your Bowels with Cascarers.
Candy Catharttc, cure constipation forever
0osx HQ.O, tail. druggists refund money
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-07

8arnurOo / 2onOon opouge6e
0eres &GrOi % piite &irfen % Ser
cen, bpoo @pnngeliet fon u0rette
for Dem un0er fGrlig, friItalig Sm=
iprg.
6 Chicago finOeS ser en- ioofal0t
Sons Glltb~ - mc0 on0re Sr0 en-
Mislion 6Ianot @o~0eorenqene. Gen
far tiltrGffenoe SilflugtsIteo9r, bpor
Grengene IoffeS fen ira 0eres
Snops og NeObGroiQeIie, % Iuo
giper man Dem noget al friItne Sm=
Gfpeliers iunOe 21ft % Solifir.
9enne MisIion gor en- Gn9Iegerning
+ ct Nlr6eiOe, iom npiten enbper
Menigben / en- Stor6p fnn0e qare,
pm BEN iagte Sen 5logs @l1I0, iom
Geroen fife beqprer.
She 2utberon."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-07
Gn uD @mlblnine.

0enne @uIbmine finoes fife i
Colorado, / Soabo eqer / Mri5ona,
- laa og iaa mango SOB UNDER
&lippeoperflaoen. Den fin0es Der
imoO / enbber Storbp, / 8aoer %
Str9oer, / Ia6er og SDtter, / Ssn-
Ger og &asier II <eiper og Bill
lige Seatre. Gen finoes, bpor Sc
fleIte friitne Reno og &pinoer fist
piloe iege ben. Oh bill finoe Sen I'M
Ger Suiinoer at Drenges piolteoe
60 laieoe &leoer, 9renge, iom er
oaarligere itillet emo oe forpl0relgIe.
De bar Sor9lore, men ingen So
Der eqer Wo6er. 9e moo re6oes fra
lelpe De Menneifer, iom bar bragt
Dem til Ger6en. @il6e, rua, omitrei-
fenoe, en- Sfref for 8olitiet - Sc
tprer poa 6eres 2egemer Merfer
at ct Sib, Ser life er ct CIR ber6iqt.
Sg BOG er Sc lettere at paopirfe
/ goo &etning ems mangen en-
9reng, Der er opbofiet / 9ufius og
Wogeligbeo UNDER ct frifteIigt Sag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-07
@Ona :. SObmicm,

Oct fsrite 9eOsfolo paa Dor Sir
e5 9srnebiem (8etbanio) / @au-
pqce, isis, inotraf 26roag Sen 81.
Marts. ellie Coma Sobnien bIep
ipg om Mtanbogen, og ON Sirsoo=
gen blep bum bragt til Ct. Worp's
Soipital | Sibfoib for at unberfo=
ites Ell Speration; men SiGfeloet
hiIte Jig at bore en- &ompLifation al
onore SDg0omme tilligemeo @p-
penoicitis, ioa 2egerne froroaoeoe
Speration. Coma bar 13 Mar, bar
meo / BaIt. &noreaiens &onfirmano=
flosie og iful0e bnbe bpret &onfir=
meret ben paafelgen6e S6noag. 8e=
grapelien fanot Ste6 Snsoog Sen
81. Warts &l. | ira 8or Srellers
Strife. 8oit. @ielien fra Oibfoib
csiiitereOe EoIt. 9~(noreoien UNDER
Ssrgegl1ostieneIten. Coma efterlooer
en- S6iter, WprtGe, Der ogiao til
berer Siemmet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-07
Sen title nge.
9lf $. s. MnOcrien.

Gen title llges SprgetiO
Gn Sfat al Gonfer bGrer biz:
&riit GAP iig fen for os, pi peo,
Scr SunobeOen ban OGDEN le0,
aOrsfGitet blep ~llifplOigDeO.
@oa &ornefronen 8loOet Jas,
Den ban for line SLENDER BAD.
@po li9ner bum og gaar 6onsSpor?
5 Dem jl1It 2ipat5 Sole gror,
0g ben CT iolig, iom ret tror.
OH title llge inlerterig,
6rpO itraaler ira Din S6rgeflig !
MeO pOmpgt Sin0 pi fneler neo;
st Slttet i SUBS @erlig6e0
% BOG Itor / bans &Grligbeo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-07
Sonoens Yaaifefeit.

Get bar / Sen belige BaaIfetio.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES item bertes
enonu fra SEN lille 2anosbpfirfes
Soorn. S ielpe 9~anOsbpen bar
Ser title og menneifetomt. Sen bSi-
beGige 6eit0og for6po etbpert @r-
beioe. gernene, iom eners tumleoe
pmfring oeruOe, lua man beler If
fe noget til; MiOoagsmaOen bapoc
lpffet bem biem.
8eo 8inouet / en- al Sc itgrite
@aaroe / 2an6sbpen itob BEN bsie
frofttgt bpggeOe 8onOe, 2oren5en.
Sans oGareoe fureOe, Iterft r6De
@lnitgt bar ~alborligt og barff. Sans
itoalblna 9ine ioo Itrengt ub ODER
@oorosplob1 en, bpor Ser for Die
bliffet fife bar anoet leberoe at lie
emo nogle ibrigt ifraben0e SSns.
Soraars iolen ifinneoe ino / ben
itpre, belmpblereoe 8onoeI tue. Sra
&preliet peo Sioen af bSrte man
I'LL og 0o en- ipag Soften. lloe | &ef-
fenet tumleoe 8igen meo @rpber
&c 8onoer.
0et bar life bIi0e Sanfer, Der
mtbeioeoe / 8on0ens @obeO; bet
funoe man ie paa bet ioeligt BETS
lenoe Iioenifabelige, preoe notrpf
i bans @niigt.
n&atrinel" raa6te ban pluo1eltg,
rbliper set mart til noget meo Wta-
Sen, eGer ifol leg muaife goo oper
poo &roen for at ipiie!"
Ser fom intet Spar; men o.
rem oobne6es itrofs, og &igan bite
Zig meo ct bampenoe Sab @reoz
iom bnn latte paa 8oroet. Sag eff
ter fom TO nnge Weno, begge t
Senoogsita6ien. Gen enc bor Scar
len og Sen anben en- liant, bS1
Sfiffelie - bar Ssnnen. 9e tat
te fig ale fire til 8orbs og begpnote
at fpiIe. Gen 11nge 8onoe site bog
@reo op / en- Sanerfen og gift
@ereliet, bbor bans ipge
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-07
WfemaelteG0ere for Netten.
@m Mbyggcltg SanOc.

0or &etten | Ben lille 50 Srin-
"a / tplt 2itufrifa bar Der / forrige
M(naHeo perleret en- omfGngsrig og
hpiIt llbpggelig Mor0proces. De
dllfldgeOe par en- 8an0e Wenneife-
GOere, WGnO og &pinoer, Der /
Aarepi5 baOOe brugt ben Srafif at
orGbe oeres Stommefr9n0er, for
t%rinspis imoa 8prn, pe0 @ift for
oerefter at fortere 0eres Dire.
5 December Waaneo / Sior blep
Anflagen moo Dem reilt al nogle
tplfe SolOater, ser be0 ct Silfel0e
rur blepen 8ione til ct al oeres
ubpggelige @aaGti0er; og 10 ino-
fpOte bleb oerefter fengile0e og it'll
le0e for &etten.
De onflogeoe tiIItoo uoen SCRIBE
bolo Oeres Sorbrpbelier og gap gru-
pppeffenoe 8eifripalier al en- Heffe
@nfeltbeOer. S SptOien for 8anoen
Itno en- ySroloman0" oe6 Napn
Molufonlt, bans Sultru og bans ID
pnfsne Spinner; 0enne Sumilie bap=
oe lenge b9ret bengipen til Npoel-
len al WenneI fefeo; men oa BET til
li0It begpnOte at foloe Dem panife-
ligt oe06lipenOe at forlfafe fig oen,
nc 29fferbi0ifen fan6t Wolufonii
paa at 6perDe &binoer til at iage
Gil0tet. W2oo SPITE ON at inobis
Dem / lin Srol00omsfunIt fit ban
&pin0erne til at orebe oeres Slegt=
hinge, ia e~nOogIoa oeres egne 8prn
og 6ringe BAN 2igene. Saa feire=
Oes Ser Sc frpgteligite pg biloeite
Orgier. 2igene blep %fornlelig repne
/ 5tpffer, og &soet blep formeIig
ilugt raat, og aue tog Del / btsie
gDielige Waaltioer, ligegpGbigt bpem
Sfret bar, og bbor ner man bar |
SIegt me6 bet.
Observation-Disclosures, UNDER bbil-
fe ielb Ws6re, Der baboe br9bt og
iptit beres egte 8ern, meb forf9r-
benoe Sinbsro gengab ale @nfelt.
beber, ftiGeoe fterfe &rub, ieIp til
beroeoe @erber. On at oe anfla.
gebe &pinber 6s6e / SeneiIet, en-
onoen flpete6e; men De 6brige 10
WeoGemmer at 8onoen bleb one
ignite til 9s6en, og @1bernsren
ItoofeIte6e Itrofs Oommen, Der Ser
efter eiebGiffelig blep efsefperet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-07

rSeg er Spitanoelien og 2ibet
Gen, iom tror paa mig, ON ban END
6pr, ifal ban bog lebe."
Oct er Orb al Oapiosisnnen mi6t
/ en- forfrenfelig @eroen. SeIus
&riitus bar Seoefornet, iom ifeo
op meo EN- iaaom &raft, ioa Op-
itanoeliesbaabet bleb lenenbe / for
frenfelige acknowledgement - oct
bill fige Dem, iom tror poa bam.
@aar Ri MI bilier binanoen / Sc
tilfommenoe Baaifeoage, fon Ri iao
billie binan0en meo: Serran er fam
oelig opftonoen! SonGeoes bilIte Sc
pao binan6en / BEN fsrTte Menig-
be6s Sis, % set par &anbets Sill
fen ON epigt 2tp, for6i SpTton6eG-
fen og 2ibet fun fanotes beo Seius
&riItus.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-07

itrafS &losian. Get bar 6orfattere
iom: 9umoS fig, @ere @rooigoI,
9lugier og 3oGo, Oe lrltge Gamer bill
Sc bope banlpit, og Sc uotolte tenn
meIiq oabent, at Sc fife for at Iere
6ronIf pilOc %tilipleS / Den frantic
2i0erligbe0s Romoncer, &rofes-
loren mnntte goa inO poo 6orbono-
Iirqen, oq bpob @nOen oil bltbe,
res man life. @io mar andre Ste=
ser pil0e fplqe gfSempIet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-07
Sapauif 9igtetunit.
Rita" &pnfnrrencen.

Set iapanife Soft er fife alene
ct raif og uforferoet &rtgerfolf,
men oct er, iom man be6, tiaige
OF ioroentlig rigt begapet ! funitne-
Senieenoe, og maaife itaar BET
enc / neiere Sorbinoelie meo oct
anoet, END man itrofs pil pere til
beielig til at tro.
.0et er naDnlig Digtefuniten, Der
bar mango Sprfere; Sc iamme
Wenneifer, iom mo0igt griber
SDer0et eler logger 8pslen til
&in0en, naar BET forlanges, tager
gsrne Yennen / SaanOen, naar
Speroet er bengt til SHE og Sc
berbanen iat / so, og letter Jig til
at ifripe &erS ON Oeres ifgnne Sc
brelano.
@n Sang bpert Iar foranItaltes
Ger en- Itor offentlig 9igtfonfurrence,
Ger altib timber ubpre S%ililutning.
Geo oenne Observation-Disclosures
ullta", iom Sapanerne falOer Ben,
er Der ben WferfeligbeO, at bbert
enfelt al Sc pr9mieeI fenoe 9igte
fife maa teQe mere eno SO Stapel-
Ter / ait. Spao @runoen BERTH er,
CT life goot at biOe; maaife ifplOes
0enl1e 8eItemmelie grfen0elle len al,
at Me1 teren tp0eliglt laoer Jig til
SDne / 8egrensnineen, en- SanObeb,
ser 10 gGlOer / ben rpgaaenOe
Sols 2anO iom / @oetbes SeOre=
Lamb; maalfe er BET Blot for at lette
8eopnmel Oerts Irbei0e.
Ser er nemlig en- n9lten utrolig
Mengoe n9igtere" / Sapun; / bette
@ars &%onfurrence, Der netop MI er
aflluttet, oeltog ioaleOes fife mint
0re ems 25,408 Menneifer al ale
8efoIfningslag.
Om BET iaa er &eiieren, &ejier-
incen -og Brinierne og 8riniesierne
al set fejierlige Sus, oeltager Be
ole / yl1ta" -&onfltrrencen, og no-
foIbet of &onfurrencen bliper Of
f~entliggiort beb en- flor og pragt-
fuIo Seitioeligbeb, Ser timber Steo
poa set fongelige Slot.
Spgapen bar | &or at ifripe ON
,@ranen / Sne", og me0 SeniDn
til 8remieringen 6erifer ser ingen
8erions Anieelie; oct er pirfelig De
beoite Gers, Ser foar Bremierne, og
no Soften pao &ongeilottet bliper Be
prpmierebe Gers isrit Left op; men
oerefter npoer Be 8iorog, Ser er
troIen0te al Weolemmer af ben fei-
irIioe Samilie, ben 9gre at blibe
onIpfte, bba6 enten man har fnnoet
Sem pproige til en- 8remie e1er fife,
GO fer berifer Der en- gonife i9rlig
Misunderstanding. @ens De premi-
erenoe @ers fun bliber %foreoragne
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-07

&ber SsnOag er for os &riitne en-
lille Baaifeoag. 9enne Dor &bile=
og Seaigoag ben ferite Sag / l1gen
minoer 6eitan0ig ON SUBS 9gns
herlige @enl6sningsp9rf, ON Selu
&riiti ieirrige Spitanoelie fra oe
oeoe, - Iigeiom SsOernes Gab6at
cen ipbenoe Sag / Tiger minoeoe
ON SUB So0ers berltge Sfaberbprf,
Der voItiummen bar iaore go6t. "
Si6en SDnoen er fommen in0 !
8er0en, er oct fun / 2Diet al Gen.
l~ssningens og SeGigg6reIfens Gerf,
hi ret fan gle6e % be6 Sfaberber-
fet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-07

Oct bar ct gleoeligt 2psglimt poo
cen eGers nof iaa msrfe litterpre
&immel, 90 20 fpinoelige Stuoen-
tel be6 Statsuniperiitetet / 8erfe-
Iep, California, 6en 25. STARTS be-
isgte 8rofesior 9. 81. Chambers og
fcrlangte, at ben frantic 9efa6ence-
~Iitteratur, iom ban bopoe bolgt for
9belier / Sranff, siebIiffeGigt moot-
tie bortffafes, eler ogiaa forloo Be
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-07

8aaifeoog inotrefer altio fsrIte
Ssnoag efter fsrfte S1tl6maane eff
ter Soraarsiebnosgt ben 81. Worts.
Si boboe Sulomaane / Monoags,
cen s.. &priG, og fsIeeIie er set
&aaifebag Ssnoag BEN II. Mpril.
@aar Sulomaane in6trefer tpt for
81. Morts, faar Ri len gooife; ino-
trefer BEN tet efter oenne Cato,
fuor Ri ti6Iig 8ooffe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-07

Sbo6 foiter BET mig at bore Sri
item? &pilfe Dire bringer ieg? Snil=
fet perionligt @rbeiOe uOf6rer ieg?
Set er ioaoanne Sp6rgsmaal, ben
friItelige 5iel 6aglig mau forel9g-
ge fig, og Sen bbr life bpile, fsren6
Ben bar fQaet tilfreositillenbe Spor
paa Dem. so. Wonoo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-07
&en ON &riltemoOmmen.
st SpreOras al Erufesiur gnefen.

Yrofeslor @ucfen, Ser, JON be-
tenot,. panot forrige Aars No6el-
pris;< Dolot / forrige uge ct S~oreorag
/ upiala ODER gmnet: n&en ON
Sriitenoommen / gtutioen".
Geo oenne 2eiligbeo uotalte ban
TT. a.:
rs &eligionens Geien lieger, at
man grunoer ben ipnlige GerOen
paa en- uipnlig. &eligionerne er
Sopreligioner og @enlpsringsreli-
gioner. &riitenoomnen bprer til De
iiOlte. Observation-Disclosures ~
ger at giOe metafpiiife eQer etiife
2gSninger al Silperelien.
&riltenoommen er en- etiif, 8ltOO-
bisnlen en- metafpiiif &eligion. Sfsl-
&c SuOobismen er alt / 8erOen,
pgiaa BET onOe, fun ct Sfin. S
Splge &riiten0ommen er BET onbe
intet Sfin, MEN Wo0itan0 moo BET
gooe, bborpeo Der opItaar en- flor
poiitip &onflift / Wenneifets Sep-
BEN al Jig ielD oper for set guooom-
nlelige.
&rilten0ommen itemmer bog oper-
ems meo Suoobismen Oert, at 81
pet life er noget 8arabis, men fulot
al 2ioeli e.
Men meoens 8uooba flyer, at en-
erig ~oremmelss Sspn er Sen bgie-
it 2pffe, grl1noer &riitus ct mt
Sip, ct CUBS og &erligbe0ens &ise,
cg giber os ct poiitipt Waal for
port SIP. &riItenoommen noitref.
fer 2ipet no oper 6enne Stlberelie
og ifaber ct NIT Menneife gennem
Gnbeo at oct g~uooommelige pe Set
menneifeIige.
s pore Gage er &11Gtltren BOG at
en- onoen Sppe ems &riitenoommen,
bnr onore Sornoi9tninger og maa
fpnlme / &onilift meo benne.
Mon Tiger ofte, at 10 mere <l=
turen trenger frem, bill &riltenOom-
men blipe tr9ngt tilbage, men bette
CT life Silf9loet. Npe 8ebegelier,
iGrlig blonOt llngoommen, bier, at
&riltenDpmmn leber ct 1tprft 2ip
cg pe0blipenoe formoor at gipe Sen
menneifelige SilpGrelie Snobolb.
Get er &riItenOnmmens Storbeo,
at ben gtper os noget at lebe for.
Sfelge Materialismen gibes Ser I'M
gen 6ri6e0, men / &riiten0ommen
fan ri ftre6e meO @leoe, itre6e
Tor ct Soab, ct Maol. Sbis man Ell
er altfor opttmiitiif, maa man anie
Waterialismens 2ere ON Wenne-
itets 9unOetbe0 for en- frpgtelig 2e-
re.
Gi bill fife bsie % for BEN mo-
herne &ultur meo 0ens Wangel paa
&erligbe0 og 9pb6e."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-07

cen Sang, fremiiges be @ers, Der
ifpI0c5 &rinier eler Yriniesier al
SloOet, 10 @ange % &eiicrinoens
Si0rag tie @ongc, men &eiierens
9igt goor 500 forlto for aGe Sc an
ore; Set bliocr ncnlig oplait fife
miltOre eno fem @ouge.