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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-22
YOganmcloelie.

Den, iom bor l9It 9oitor Sob.
@st5hes BOG: Sra Serrens 5iene.
Ite", oil iiffert Ienges eiter at iaa
mere ira oenne opgtige og niofere
Prpits Saano. Nu er Der uofom.
men en- anoen BOG al bam: 0SorIfeI.
liet", ben er oeiaa en- Samling af
Rr9itetaler, oct er: Taler til gr9.
iter. Yaitor @st3ibe bar en- unoerlig
epne til at tale til Preiter, ban tan
iige Dem Sanobeoen paa en- iaaoan
Raaoe, at ben buifes, og BOG uoen
at De iaares oeroner. Den opbe aI.
Dor er ltnoeritrsmmen / beggc $50.
ger. Zen iioite, ipnes iee. tager mere
Sigte paa Br9itens inore 2ip. Der
er noget iaa ~trou9r0iat og ioliot
oper, bpao 9aitor q. i%frioer. Spem
Der fenote giifop 8st6de, bill itrafs
| Sob. @et5fe genfen6e Saoeren.
geggc Bigger iieter paa at brinse
prGiten neo for Seiu 6sooer. iaa
Serren fan iaa BAN UNDER fin BE.
Gambling, at ban fan blipe ct pproigt
Senoebuo | ariiti Steb. paitor O.
ifal babe Taf for oisie to geger.
.5orifeGigt" i~nbeboloer 8 5aler.
paa 9rappen op til preoifeitoIen
= Woies - anron = SoorIeoes
ifal ie9 beoare mine 9ilbereres Op.
mprfiombeb. On at fort9ne Siito.
rier = Rgte = upste - Woies
Stap = Moam Somo = Napnet.
Sneen bill fortrpbe at gsre fla be.
fenbt meo 8ogen. Den fans | DaniIb
9utb. Eubl. Souie oe foiter so Gts.
u. 6. @eismann.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-22

elemme. andre fan 10 boue Oct pan
lignenoe Sis. Ger oar en- iao6on
Aftipitet ira ben tiolige MoreenItuno
al foroi oct par bleuet beiluttet, at
Mort ifuloe ooerraifes; tbi oct bar
iioet no. at Dor gamIeSanitor paa ben
Dag bolot fin 5eoielsoag. @n areos
of Stuoenter iomleOe Jig ina | ct
gerelie lige oper for Merfs, og iaa
blep SaImen IS giten tiger Solen
op" %afiingen, boorefter man banfe.
De pao Wsrfs 8sr. SeIe 6loffen
blep oerefter inOIaot, % man groti.
lereoe Werf. Se fra Ell iplinternn
gibel meo @uloinit Ieite ion Stuo.
teol. anuoien Den %. 0oni0s Sal
me og boI6t 9sn, bporefter 9ibelen
obergapes til Merf iom en- erinoring
Men ben foin0elige Ifoeling paa
Sfolea bnpoe ogiaa tpnft at glpoe
BAN, og Bib. 9ecfs en- lille Sfat-
filte" oar oen Yr9ient, iom apin.
oerne bauoe t9nft at gl9Oe Wsrf
meo; og bans 4niigt bar Oa ogion
Illtter Solifin oen uoiloene Dag.
9e iioite IA Ooge fsr Sui er /
S9r0eIesbe0 6orbereoeliens 9io, oe
9oltbu0ene fan mprfe BET poo oct
tore antal al 9rene, iom nfienoes.
9nnferne er iert6t pon 5Ingt til ale
9iemIan0ets fore for at bringe Sil.
len % guo pno Ielpe Seitfosoftenen;
men aoIfiaige al Stuoenterne er iaa
Ipffelige. at oe fan relic biem til ben
biemlige arne, o9 Sulen er 10 for
os 0anife Samlin9ens 8io, oct NOR.
fer Ben 6eoit, iom life Suleaften fan
n9re iammen me6 Dem, ban BELT bill
globes meo. Samppret meo ligeite0-
te formiloer oct BOG ~betnoeligt, og
SfoIen 9sr lit poerIte for at gleoe
oens gIeper. Ban ielpe Slleaften
itaar oct feitli9 ppnte0e SuIetr9 /
5eitialen oplpit al De mango 2ns,
Suleialmernes afipngelie og enSule.
tale oeo Ell al 2prerne og arloet =
alt bielper til at brinee 5eititem.
ningen frem og ger oct iaa bpgge.
ligt iom muligt.
Sgioo til Stioenterne lpoer oct
SuIeaften:
Dor ygpigbeos Sober"
"6reoSfprite" ni faloe
Oiq, fore CUBS Senl
Suis oil os forlooer,
8i inuble og foloe
Og mite Dor 2sn."
9erfor beoes Der 100:
.Nien mac / oin arpbbe ri finoe bort
Sffll,
Din aan6 fan os oigge
Meo Smil og meo Suffe
I'll gl9oelig Sui"
Sg meo gnifet ON en- 9l9oelig
Sui ilutter for oenne Gang sens.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-22

.Sbe 2utberan" beretter ON en-
lutberif Wenigbeo, JON poa eget an.
ipar piloe beboIoe en- afiat Br9it,
ibet ocn beraabte Jig paa i'm SeIo-
itenoiebeo. Wenigbeoens 3anoling
beitoo grspen for 2onen, men life
ooerfor Somfun6ets Sampittigbeo.
Wenigbeoen ipeffeoes og inanot ino
til ingenting.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-22

get iom 3iben tilIaOer g3eO e. goot
g%IepnntaI, et Iilifio fra Sdmraaoet
pno 5000 % areosfens EiIifno at
5000 til Mr. 0irens Con tor oi perl'
tie, at Sfolen for bette aors 8eofom'
menoe oil flare iig goot. 9ao BET o9re
Ell 0pmuntring til at faa belle @Gl'
ben betolt - og ind ingen B9lo
mere. Meniebeoerne 8illiams 60,
betiert al Bait. aieller, u1oeritettes
for bette @ors 8e0fomteroe meo
$f20.
Menigbe6en / Dane gnllep, bpor
Me6et bol6tes, betienes At unoerteg-
neoe meo @uostieneite eea Sang ON
Maaneoen. gaaoe MeailbeOen 90
oens Brett inoier, at oenue Bette.
Ming er aft an0et emo tilitrPffelig og
err enige ON, at man bsr anitrPnge Jig
for at foa ~boilooenOe Brett i0a me.
oct oeIto mere iom Der ipnes at aab.
ne iig npe 4rbei0smnrfer Belt oa
Ror0 oaa. are6smeoet ~opmuntreoe
Menigbeoen iiffret Jig f0acres2ano,
De boiiooenoe Br9lt og beiliitte0e at
u1oeritette Irbeioet me6 $3.50 ira
ben 5io at regne, oalfenigbeoen faar
foit Brett. Weni9beoen bar iublfri.
beret noget oper $500 til Breitelen
% er fproig til at bpgge GrPitebo.
Giq, ioo mart Der fan opre Soab ON
at faa en- 9rpit. s Bette gienle0 bar
Menigbeoen iiffret iie 10 acres2nb.
areoiens neutrality-suspicious.. Sore.
ming pnI9te gmbeosmpno, oe Here
npe Weolemmer optoges. ale buroe
p9re meo. 0ette iom oct pPientlig.
ite al 5orretningerne.
Gen opbpa9elige Bart iom iR0.
oanlig - afnefslenoe meo BrpOifen,
DrefteIie al emner, % SoreOrag.
Baftor aieaer bolot ct 6oreorng ON
Ssnoogsifolen, bnilfet ban opforore.
oes til at inoienoe til aDnniferen".
bpao ban forbaa6entlig asr.
Sea ipnes, ieg oenne Sang tor
ooue at iige: 8i bnpOe ct goot areos.
msoe. Den 9ainIe Ro og Slspbeo
n~flsites for en- Gangs SfpIo al Sorg
og @lPoe. 6lere bar nrolige Tor De.
res Sipls 6relie, oe andre ooogneoe
op til fornpet @lpoe = og mere pr.
Zig og n~loorlig Stamp. = Eaffet p9.
re @erren for iaabonne 8eoerfppgel.
iestioer for 6errens aoipn.
Oct bar life noen 9@ngitelie, Der
ungeWenigbeo inbbso til bette areos.
msoe. De fIeite bar enofni fun inlaa
2ejligbeoer og oiloe ioo eerne 9sre
oct bpggelig og goot for oeres 89.
tier. Dern9it fom Spsrgsmaalet:
San ri flare lloeifterne2 Br9Iternes
&eiier og meget an6et. Disie 9efpm.
ringer, iom ian mango andre. funoe
bape opret ipnret, men mnaife oe
tiente til mere 9en. Sort = oet git
aItiommen eoot. alt bar iaa soot,
iom no9en funoe snife, og meget be-
ore, emo De fleIte bapbe oentet. Oct.
tie aneaaenoe Snofoarterineen. Meo
uoeifterne bar Der beIler ineen Rso.
On Ssnoaeen lagoe man ct Offer
paa oper $50. gae llogifterne be.
taltes og ct p9nt lille Ooerifuo til
areosmisIionen.
Saf, 9rsore og @enner for Gam.
peret. % foo. Sefr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-22
sul fufr kriftmesfe2

Gel befenot er oct engelife Wuno-
belo: y@bat's in q name2" (bpao
bar ct Nnnn at iige). st Naon fan
iige iaare meget. Sg De TO 0abne:
Sui og 81 I m q 5
(ariitmesie, altiaa ariit-Sieneite)
bsrer til Dem, man meO 5oroel fan
gipe 9lgt paa.
Sbis nemlig Sulen life bliuer
anoet for os, emo ben bar for Dem,
Der ifnbte bette Naon og ben Set
BET betegneoe. iaa er oi opientlig
Seoninger. Eli Eroos for De bsje
Sanfer og gegreber, Ri ariitne bur.
De forbin0e meO geaunet Sui, er og
6liper bet ct 5aftum, at Der enonu
b9nger ina me9et peo at BET be0enife
/ Dor 6oreitiaing ON 0enne Set.
5bi bpem fan bel tpnfe Zig Sii.
lens @lPoe uoen / SommenbPng
meo lin Wao og Driffe, Suletrer,
Bpnt og @limmer og @ooerl
Nen ale Oisie 8ine bar M netop
paaniieliet oeres &oo og Opfomit |
oct pureite 9e0enIfab. Ga airfen
fsrit opretteoe fin ariitmesie, gift
oct til paa ganife anoen Maaoe.. 8
9e gamIe 0oroboere ieireoe Ell
ginteriolbpernsfeit omfrine oeo ben
%. Sec. 9enne Set par ct 9eb /
beres Spitem at Sol. og RaturtiI.
be6eIie. Solen bar 10 (ganife no.
turIigt) for Dem alt 2ios Opbolber.
Raar Den oo after beepnote at gre
9agene lpngere, on fplotes 6isie Sra.
turens gsrn meo 9af og 8eunoring.
90 @l9oen GAP fig noilng | Set %
5eItitemning. S bet gamle eooa'
0i9t fnloe5 SoIen gfaernbuel"
(fa9re Sind, og fra bette olonor6t.
lie bnel (9lng. Sur. bneoD bar oct
islan6ife biol, BET en9eIife mbeeI og
port $ efterbaanoen uopiflet iig.
0erfro bar Ri oo Dor Sui" (gnm.
eng. Dule, iom enonu bennttes al
elore 5olf, nemlig / Rortbumber.
lano, Durham 90 Oorf).
S bore grsntimpfte airfer, pore
Suletrpr, pore 5eitmoaltioer 0. I. b
fan ri on ipore bine bore gamle syor.
f96res Sfif, naar De neo li9nen6e
Sing og pna lignenoe Moaoe oilbe
uotrDffe oeres 5anfer ON og 9iaio
til, at Solen after niloe formaa at
frembringe @rsnt og 5rugter, after
fploe Warf og Greer meo @aper til
fine gern.
90 noget n9r paa lignenoe Naa-
De gif til oct Dos De sprige 5olfe-
fpro, nemlig Dos @ermanerne og 6o.
merne. De iioites pSaturnolia"
falot ino peo famine Tio.
st M gerbens Srelier uirfelig ifal
bore fsot neo Den Eio, pi feirer bans
S~s6ielsfeit, anies for meget tnipl-
iomt, foroi ben faloer lige miot | BET
beaige 2anos gfesntio, bpor ineen
Sproer fan opboloe iie p War.
fen meo oeres Sioro .peo Rottioe.
Der er beler fIet ingen gepiier for,
at Dor Stleoag Dirfelig er Seiu Ieo.
iels6ag. Baitor SdnelIer, Der piit.
NOT buroe bloc iaa GOD og alii0ig De.
feb ON bette punft iom nogei1, an.
taeer, at Seius bIeb fsot o M g o m.
meren. Smiolertib gsr ieloe %.
gen 10 bog soerfen fra eIler til.
Oct f6rfte paalioeIige Spor, Der
t-Rffes ! Siitorien ON, at De ariitne
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-22

SuIeoigtet og giIleoet paa Sor-
iioen er ct 8ruoItpffe at n5ort9Iin.
gen ON Seiu Ssoiel, fremitilIet iOro
og giaeoer for Den tpife 8riitenbeo"
Of SO. og $. Steinbauien, bearbeioet
pao Danif Of Wicael aeerifop.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-22
6l9oslis snl!

Meo oenne Silien nil nOanife-
rem" msoe iine 2eiere oenne Sang
@Ie0elie Sui snifer ri ale bore 29.
iere no ooer oct ltore 2ano, boor :
Dor oe bigger = / 8n eaer pao
2ano, / Borg eler Spite.
Oct cr life blot en- fsn Sfit iaa-
leoes at snife eIeoelig Sui. Der er
@runo oerfor. Oct er en- 8irfelig-
beo, ser bar ifo6t Sfiffen.
Se oenne 8irfeIiebe0, oenne Be
gipenbeo, er rig nof til at ifabe @l9-
De i BET u~enoelige, og uoen ben er
Der / @runOen ingen iano og barie
8le0e.
Seq forfpnoer eoer en- Itor 8l9-
oe~. tiger gneelen til Spoerne paa
getbIebems Marf. os iaa Logger ban
til: .@oer er / Dag en- 5relier fsot. "
Og 6prOerne bIeo eIooe. gf 8Ie-
De gift De til Bethlehem, og Der fanot
De i~taoiaitet, boao @nelen baooe
iagt til Dem, og oa De eff til6age,
jltbleoe oct / Dem al @leoe, iaa De
looe0e og priieoe SUB.
Sg iioen er 8uiinoer, ia Rilio.
ner al Wenneifer bIepen glade oper
oct Sulebuoifab, iom SUBS engel
braete til &proerne.
Oct er unoerligt, bbor Mooiet
ningerne msoes = iaa tiot og ofte,
men ogiaa peo arpbben / getblebem.
Der bar MI 9prberne. De oar tat
tige, iimple W%enneifer. 90 ligeian
bar Soief oe Marie. - 90 iaaStal.
ben og arpbben.
Nen iaa fom gismpnoene ira
often : iom Sagnet bar sipet Son.
genapn = meo oeres rige @aner.
en- %unoerlig Mooietnine til De al.
Ore og til OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
aeiier aueuitus / Hom baooe
tranlt meo lit itore Nige. Solicit iful.
De tpaes, iaa ban funoe lore i'm
Stprfe at fenoe.
Wen aongernes aonee. iom tro-
neoe longt open oner BAN, ban bnn-
De ogiaa traplt, og ban bapoe lit 9ie
paa mere emo 8omerrieet.
San nioite, at BET life bar en-
Serifer iom aeiieren / Gom, Ser.
ben trpngte til : mel BET par en-
6reler.
Sg en- iaaoan ienote ban, ioet ban
loo lin egen Sen bline Wenneife.
Og auguitus, iom reene0e paa, boor
mango Sienere ban bapoe, ban mao
tjene 9erren.
Sans gefaling ON 5olfeteainger
giper anle6ning til, at Soief og @a-
RE refer til Bethlehem, bpor Seius
efter Spaaoommen iful6e feoes.
Sero0es maa ogiaa pao en- Waa-
De tiene Seiusbarnet = peo at biie
8ism9noene Sci til Bethlehem.
Wen bperfen ban e1er Muguitus
fit Del / Den Itore @leoe. Serooes
0~forfpr6eoes og al Seruialem mel
bam."
Sgiaa oisie Wooi9tninger-@lp'
be og Gorfproelie msoes Der.
Men baaoe Sproerne og 8ismen'
bene fra giterlano - Hepr9ientan,
ter for baa6e lap og bsi = faar De
| @lp6en.
Dsberen Sobmtnes pioneoe fiber
ON Seius: .Snn Itoar miot iblano'
eoer, ben 5 lite fenoe." sc, bet el
Sngen.
&Dr0erne og BismGnoene LOB liz
le6e bner paa Tin Maaoe, men beg
ge paa Cubs Waooe, til at feno'
bet npfsote Barn iom oeres Grelier
og oerfor blep be glade.
De on6re loo iig life Ieoe til bet
tie aenoffab, og oerfor bIep be for
fproeoe ! Steoet for glade.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-22

$500, 600 til 9eniion for eamIe 9re-
iter. Gen Wfano bar nplig gipet
5000 til bette 5on6. Oct er Sam-
funoets @aal at faa bette 5uno reiit
til 100000 / 1913.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-22

YRoroen" er uofommen meo ct
ppnt, rigt iauitreret Sulenummer
81. a. %forefommer Der On SulebiI-
len fra BET gamle 2ano" al Bait. Bill
belm 8re9erien, oSulenat" at
9bomas g. 8isbolm, = Den for.
Iorne Ssns Siemfomit (9iaeoe).
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-22

1Daniferen" snifer at bringe iaa
mango 0pbeoer ierIig ira bort Cant
FUND JON muliet. 8erfor anmooer
ri pore BrRiter og 9orreiponoenter
oner alt / Samfunoet ON at meooele
os, bnao iom belit Der forefafoer al
Snteresie paa De forifeaiee Steoer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-22
Den ferite lutberife Strife

0~cH IptTpt f"lIeIIlc o'IIle
Bittsburg, Bn., bnr uolopet en- iRr-
Zig gelsnning elerBaaifsnnelie til ct.
boert Barn, iom l9rer en- y~itanoar0"
Saline uoenao til bper at airfc-
narets Setter, oeri in~obefattet life
nlene Sui, gaaife og Binie, men til
Iige Seaigtrefongersoag, 5aiten og
9rinitatis Ssnbag. en- ifsn 9eitr9.
belle.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-22

Bitter oenne Sang mangler ni
Spalterum, Iaa flere Snoienoelier
maa oente til nei te Nummer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-22

ySantaGlauS" regnes 6lanoi
,4merifonismerne", men man pnn.
itnar eqers, at ban TANNER fro
8oaano. Set funbe eno0a nogen.
lunoe gaa an meo Santn Claus
iom en- goo gsrnepen, naar ban life
inotog en- nltfor flor Blaos. Wen Jon
oct err, = fortr9nges ben beoitt
8ernepen, Seius, og oermeo Sulens
Fri tine 8etDoning no al Bar
nets gepioitbeo. 9erfor protelte
rer Ri imoo Santa Claus eaer ! be.
minoite imoo, at ban fortr9ngel
BAN, bpis JsoieIsfeit Snlen er.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-22

Gaar aaierns bsnpsnber fig til Solt, Der
npertereri Blobst, sntsn TOR at tsbe bos benz
enerfor at foa Eplpsnine ON bet opsrtsrsbe,
bebes Te oltib omtals, at De faa auertisie=
uientet I bette Blao. Oct nil pore til gen.
fbig Nptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-22

Den inpanife Gommisiion er MI
reiit tilbage til Sapnn. Den bar Jet
og lert meget angaaenoe am%erifanlf
2ip, bore Wetooer og &eiourier. Be
ieget gap Dem Snoiist bore inouEtr:'
ene os fommercieae 6remifriot os
bort SfolepRien. De er reilt biem
meo gegeiitring ODER, boao De bar
let, og oct er rimeligt, at be beuere
bill faa oeres 2anosmnno til at l0re
al amerifanerne enb I'll at tpnfe pao
arig imoo os. Oct er at baabe, at
be CODE Snotrpf, De bar mootaget,
oeiao I'll fomme ben friitne Wisiion
til gooe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-22

Den pro~teitantiife eptifopole Sir.
Ie bar auereoe inmIet ct Gona. paa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-22

Entered at Blair Postoffiee as SECOND
class matter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-22

Advertising Rates made known upon
application.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-11
WILL SET
ASIDE AFTER LONG FIGHT

Seattle, Wash. Feb. f0.-Aftcr
eleven years of litigation Judge c. II.
Hanford decided this morning that
the Will of Charles A. White, thcoso-
phist. who died in Seattle in 1898.
leaving his entire estate of $4,000 to
the Thcosophieal society of Madras.
india. for the purpose of paying the
cost Of tr|anslating into English the
Hciratic ana other sacred writings OF
the east, was nun and void. Judge
Hanford held the Request was vague
and indefinite as it did not sufficient
~ describe the trustees who live at
Adyan, India.
The suit to SGT aside the beQucst
was filed by Sofia Malvia Korstrum, q
OF White, against Thomas
Barnes and Henry w. stein, leading
Thcosophists, who were
named as executors of the estate.
Whites original name was Korstrum,
but he had it changed fifteen years
ago.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-11

oven land have gone upon the dclii-
auent tax list. Michigan supplied %
pcr sent Of the lumber production of
the United States IN 1850, aud Tess
than 3 per cent iu 1907.
"The value of the lumber produc-
ton in Michigan since 1919 has boon
50 per cent greater than the output
Of gold In California. and it has all
taken place without a thought for
tho future. Tho cream OF hard
woods is gone, ana it is becoming
more and moro difficult to get IN sur
sufficient quantity Of the high grades
of oak. yellow poplar, ash and hickory
tries require. The south's - ce great
supply Of yellow pine is rapidly giving
ply of yellow pino is rapidly giving
way before the axe and saw. fire and
tornado. Halt "a generation more viii
in most places 500 little but rom
nants loft Of the southern forests and
in that time the Pacific coast sup
plies viii be heavily drawn upon
ours is primarily "a wood-using
civilization. Despite the introduction
of substitutes for wood in the form Of
stone. cement concrete and stcof the
consumption of timber has constantly
increased from the earliest days up
to the present Time. The prices Of
forest products have risen moro rapid
iy than those of other commodities
According 10 thc reports of the bu-
rcau OF labor. tho quoted prices Of
tho leading kinds of lumber on the
Ncw York market have risen twice as
much in the last ten years ass the ay
incrcaso 100 all commodities
This indicates that the supply OF tim
Der is not keeping pace With the de-
mand.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-11
TIMBER SUPPLY IS
BEHIND DEMAND
Effect Of Tremendous Con-
sumption of Forests Of Amer
lea Is Plainly Visible All Over
Country
.Horcst service Bulletin.

what has been the effect Of the
tremendous consumption of timber
upon our forests ~
This question is often asked by poo
pie la various sections Of the country.
and often the Information of the av-
erage man upon the subject is not
deflnatc enough to enable him to
make q clear and satisfactory answer.
r.. :. Kellogg. assistant forester. on
gagged upon statistics in the United
states forest service In giving q con-
else answer to the important question
says:
"Now our annual requirements cN-
coed forty billion feet Of timber, one
hundred million cross tics. four mil
lion cords Of pulp wood. besides great
quantities OF other forms Of forest
products. such as firewood. posts
roles. mine timbcrs. etc. The per
capita consumption Of lumber ia the
gn!trd states was 3fs board feet in
now il is 40 board feet
zone forest region after another
has been attacked With the excep-
ton Of Maine. the New England states
are cutting mostly second and third
growth timber. THE o factories
there take white pine saplings down
70 six inches in diameter. The So
called "inexhaustiblc" white pine for
ests Of Michigan are gone and mill
lions OF acres Of cut-Oror and burned
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ness requirements. In support OF this
contention many Of his employees viii
be called to the stand and It Is said
that Gustaviis Papst, of Milwaukee,
who married a sister Of Mr.. Temp,
viii testify In his brotncr-ln-law's be-
half.
Today's first session of court be-
gan with "a continuance Of servants
testimony as to conditions la the Lcmp
home.
Witnesses told OF the defendants
career as a IMAM about town. de-
scribing happenings in various Soc
tons of the city at late hours The
deposition by Pearl Richcy of CHI
cago was read. Her testimony had
to do with the alleged presence Of
Lcmp at various places where she
had resided Ia 81. Louis.
The deposition of Jacob ~Itosenstcin
of Chicago. aas rcad. He is "A wOm-
ans tailor. He testified. that since
tho marriage of Lcmp he had met
him ln vnrious houses IN 81 Louis. He
said he know Lomp well and had
made Miss Handlan's trousseau whas
she was married to the defendant.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-11
SHIPS LEAVE TO ESCORT
HOMENAIsD BOUND FLEET

Philadclphia, Feb. IO.-The baIII0-
ship Idaho. one OF the ships Of the
fleet which is to meet and escort into
Hampton Roads the sixteen battle
ships now on the last run of their
tour of the world. sailed from this
port today, The Idaho VIII pfoceeu
cut to sea about two DAYS sailing cast
Of Hampton Roads, where II WIZ
meet the battlcships New Hampshire
Maine and Mississippi. Together inc
ships will steam to a point ON the
S5th parallel. about 1000 miles from
the coast where the big fleet VIII be
V1pf
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-11
ARRANGING WELCOME
TO BATTLESHIP FLEET
Reception Program TO be Repetition
of that of Departure.

Washington, p. G., Feb. i0-Very
much the same review program is eN-
pccted TO be followed at Hampton
Roads when the president and Sec
rotary Newbcrry greet the battlcship
fleet on its return cruise as when the
vessels left that place more than a
year ago.
Admiral Sperry is regulating the
speed Of the ships with a view to their
arrival off the Virginia capcs IN good
time for the ceremonies of February
%, when his reception aboard Tue
M%ayliowcr by President Roosevelt
VIII terminate the remarkable cruise.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-11
MANIAC PASSENGER RUNS
AMUCK ON RAILWAY TRAIN
Three Men Stabbed Before Madnlail
T. Beaten Inscnsibic.

Des Moincs. Feb. iO.-Becoming
suddenly insane on a Great Western
passenger train nca Burwick, Iowa,
today, Martin Obcrman. of Chicago
drew a huge knife and slashed at all
within reach. Before he had been
beaten senscless by trainmen and pas
sengcrs he stabbed three men, one
Of the victims, Ernest Richards, Of
parkersburg. Iowa. was perhaps fatal
N hurt.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-11
RA|NEY MEMBER OF
ANAN|AS CLUB
He CLAIMS
Declares State Department
Letter to Panama Govern
ment Puts Him in Shorter
and UgIier Word Aggregation
,R, Morning Journal Special S~aseA Wirsl

washington, Feb. 10.-Reprcsenta-
five Rainey Qllinois) whose speech in
the house on the Panama canal pur-
chase has drawn forth a rebukc from
the state department in an official re-
ply TO the Panama governments pro-
fest. was inclined today to assume that
he had bccn elected to the "Ananias
club" This was based on the state
ment in Secretary Bacon's letter as to
the presidents view of Mr.. Rainey's
speech. Mr.. Rainey made a statement
today in which he said that he did
not expect President Obaldia of Pana-
ma. or President Roosevelt TO agree
with him.
He added that it is only necessary
Ia arrive at some fact uncomplimen-
tary to the present administration to
be elected to the "Ananias club pro-
,ided the candidate has the courage
to make the fact public.
In his statement Representative
Rainey said;
Il seem to have been elected a
member of the Ananias club at sight.
/ am Nili btNplhliS hipN-
esty the now honor that has been con-
fcrred upon me. Better men than ]
belong to this organization. on ac-
count Of the very large membership
this organization has at the present
time, it is not so much of an honor to
belong to it now as it was three or
four years ago. ON account of the
fact, however. that there will not be
as many additions to the Anaanias
club after the fourth of March as
there has been in the recent past. and
on account Of the fact hat so many
distinguished citizens belong to the
organization. | am very glad to be ad-
mittcd now to membership.
The requirement Of membership in
the Ananias club is exceedingly sim
pie, ana | wonder that more do not
accept the opportunity TO join. In
order to be entitled to membership it
is only necessary to be industrious, to
exercise diligence and to arrive at
fact not complimentary to the
present administration In addition to
this. you must also have the courage
to make the facts you have ascertain
ed public"