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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-26

uor &Grligbeo til 6eoningemisllcr
1en?" libra Sob. 70 talte ,sn0-
leceren ON nWtsitonstrUet" med
@crren lom Stamnle, MisIionsicl.
lfdber iom 8rene o. Sc elfelte CUBS
Sprn Observation-Disclosures iom Spite.
r&onlfllo", uipge @rene" og rmos=
6roeOe @rene" ipger Serren at fierns
req at IenOe % 0aarlige Gfterretnina
ger ira Wisiipnsmarfen, iaa Ri tbil1-
ges til at trDgle @erren I'm SirLp,
rG beo iftffeOe 6orpentninger, i0a
II letter for megen 2io til Wtenne-
fiere, eQer be0 at laoe lit opmuntrpn-
&c pg OGffenOe ORD lp0a til Fne
@prn, at r2ibSlaften" fan itrgmme
ira uStnmmen" lto til ,&piItene~-
SpOsfalb. SognepreIt / greuoe-
1tp oeO Sogenle =. Is. 9ertel ct Sen
10. os. afgooet peo OGDEN, IS anr
Qammel.
San fpOtes / Molltrup beo Sa6ers-
lep, blep Stuoent 1864 og &an0ioot
1872. Otter en- fort Sio at babe be-
ret 2Grer beo &ol6ing &ommltna-
itole bleD ban / 1878 &apellau !
Srerite0, 0erefter SielpepreIt i
Sronebierg og 1879 SognepreIt for
Seierslep, bporfra ban 1884 forflpt-
teoes til g.. gisiing og igen 1888
til Sren6erup og Ore.
afoeoe bar i10lagt Jig flor 6or.
%tienelte al Sontbalmisiionen, Iorn
ban omfatteoe meo flor Snteresie, o.
bporom ban ifrep flere 9eger, 81. O.
~0en norbiife Sontalmisiion", Iiqe.
lom ban / en- &arreffe uogop y0af-
ioolo", Siosifrift for inoiif Siemme.
nntSlton bldrtOt Santalerne.
- 8orgmeiter og 8Dfo1eo / Scat
fob Yreben SosfGr er Sen 10. 6s.
ofgaaet be0 9e6en efter Ipngere St6s
Spg0onl SO @ar gommel. Gen of-
oeoe 9abbe beret 9orgmeiter og ST.
foge0 / Nofffop / ca. IA @ar; ban
tor Weblem al Sberifatteraaoet o.
hefleote forffellige andre Si[li6s
bherp.
- 9prGege Sar6inano thor Stra-
ten, &6ge, er ben s. afgooet beo 81
BEN,
- 8praaosmeblem, &obberimeSee
meter 6. 81. Senien / Mofifob er Of
sooet beo 9soen, 6S Iar gammd.
Gen afbs6e bar befleot flere offent-
Iige Silli6sbperb.
e. S~ognepreit / &sbeIeb q. g.
@molbien err afgaaet heb OGDEN, SO
Mar 9antmel.
San bleb St1t6ent fra S6neefGotbs
SfoIe og &an6ioat 1876. @aret e.
ter bGeb ban faIot til SogneprcE
baa Sp6ftr6ms, bborfra ban 1888
forfGptteoes til Seis, 1902 tom bon
til &sbeleb.
- Sorbb. Stranbfogeb SeiGe Sci
Ieien al sornbp er oso, rs 9lur 81
e(foaoe par tioligere Sormuno for
Siprring 0isfontofusies &epreienr
tantifab.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-26

&aitrnp @laspGrf giper ct uO-
tDtte al s psf.
st al 2anDcts Glbitc Menneifer,
Sucie SreOeriffe 9ublntam / &nl0>
"TRIP, er 0pO, 101 Iar gammel.
Sp6afsaulen / &eitfgn, Der / nog-
lie Iur bar peret / iepn Sil6age-
gang, bar for iiOite Iar DGret ual-
minOclig gOO, og Sobaffen bar OPP
naaet ell ganife uieOpanlig Sri5.
Store Sartier er i'll. n6pns SiO.~
lolgt til 80 Ore 8un0et, meoens /
6ior IL Gre bar en- ret alminoelig
Yris.
Set maa antoges, at ben forbpie=
De S%obafStol0 CT en- Me0pirfen0e
&ariag til Yrisiti9ningert, men So
rers &palitet ifal ogiaa bnre ierlig
goO. Slere Gognlaoninger er / 0e
ii0ite Gage afgaaet fra @eltfDn til
9orlens og &pbe19apn.
Ser menes, at So6afsaplen paa
6pn MI otter oil tage Spiptng.
slS . Es |
DIM ben nge S~Oritanber poo Cant
perupgaarO ifriper ~Sors Imtst." a.:
&r. SggaarO-AnOerien er fg0t
1866. 2ereripn ira GeObpipnoer DeO
Slagelie, Seminariit, Sielpelerer /
SgrbDntagle og Spritel9rer / SDl=
hinge. @n ACKNOWLEDGED, meget for
faren / oct fommu11ale 2ip, Sogne-
raaosformano m. m. Slere @ange
nppnt iom epentl1el Solfetingsfan0i-
cot, goo Saler og Soreoragsboloer.
gepOer megen Agtelie og er en- cliff
uerOig ManO, Der itffert bill binoe
Jig Genner ogiaa / tin npe 8irfiom-
heO. San bar lenge baft Spit til
Ell laaDu1l og bar lige Deb at 6liDe
SoritanOer paa 8pgilOgaarO / Sior.
Siffert en- Wtano meo mango gooe
8etingelier til ben operorOentligt
panifelige @erning iom 6orltanoer
for uSpqanos Slaffehierg".
Staffels &alnnSbprg! &alnn6-
horgerne bar fife baft megen @le-
De al oeres 8anoperf, og @leftrici-
tetspGrfet, De lige bar facet tablet
Daa 8enene, beb9ger Jig ON ct ipa-
ieloe 5ip, naarM aifinerne fsrtr. SEQ
CT Mp0e for nplig uotalte Sngenisr
&ange if. v&auunbb. Solfebl." ON
9ituationen:
Seq bar alOrie fsr let nogen 80
mnl9gge ct 8anoberf | ct raao6ent
Molebul, bbor Der er Siasb at Iile
ng onbet Spiloepono, og boor Salt-
be1lOet fan Lobe inO. (SDD 9et er
mageleie ianitere Sorbolb.
Oct bar ogiaa EN- Sell, at man
begpn0te meo @leftricitetsperfet, for
8nnoperfet bar / Sroen. Set bar
fgrt til, at man MI bar ln0et SDale-
banoet fra @teftricitetsperfet gaa
firefte | &Srene til Driffepono.
C6pD Ser er bel brugt benbeb 90
600 ST.. mere emo n~rouenOiet, og ioc
faar man enoba finn Woiepan0. @9g-
rlillgcn til gfeftricitet3porfet er op-
fgrt ~laaleoes, at set bele gDnger, o9
tet er ct Spsrgsmaol, ON BET fan
bline 1toaenoe. Oct par iIemt, ON
mar ifulbe ripe Stenbuiet neo og
hDgqe ct 8reobeI fur / Steoet paa
Sla0len.
SrGffet Salien. gn 60=aarig
@rbej0er poa Seiterbpguar0 beb
aallln6borg, Mnoers 2orSen, itprte-
Sc SEN 8. bs. neo fra ct Soft %
breffebe SaGIen.
@nbulOelie. Soenie Serre6s go
Iiti bar efter &efpiiition al @olitiet
/ @eile anbolot en- 8liffensiager
Gml 2arien. SbenIe Boliti nterer,
at oct er bom, Ser bar paalnt 81
sen, bborbe6 81. g. @ielien5 @a1rO
/ @a6sbsGe Sen 26. Scbr. ,sb-
breft6te.
Snbfbriel at Sbinemapcr til Gus=
lnnb. Observation-Disclosures meobee
Ter, at bet berefter biz bore n6bben-
Sto4 ~ So,,Efo ea; e. ~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-26

guu Jul Str000er SQgeli 1onl Se-
taling fOr sri men 0a Sfreo0eren
til0e beOe 8engene i Sparefasien
p%pflare0es COMMENCEMENT.
Gen 10. os. bleo Spben onbolOt
oa gift ogiaa ltrafs til 8efen0elIe.
MOrOeren &arl Wtalm, Ser 0rebte
Nigen Inna TeOerien / @orgergaoe
100, &bb., bar MI tilItauet, at ban
baOOe foridgt Solotegt oper for Ser
mprOe0e, og at ban / ct 4nfolo al
Naieri bapoe ifaaret SaIlen oper pao
henoe, forOi ban fife fltnoe faa i'm
@iQie.
&lage til Gulitibircftpren. Sper=
retsiagforerna Biiri6ea og Iage
Sprgen1en bar til 8olitioirefteren
tnbgioet en- ifriftlig &lage ODER
~&~66en6obns Snfosiations- og &re-
6itbanf".
&Gogen gif uo poo, at flere at
@anfens <n6er bab0e maattet be-
tale Sefsler, iom De aQerebe en-
Sang ti6ligere bab6e in0friet.
SugbulOer Serritrpmt, iom for EN-
ire Tiger ii0en orlpan6t fra &p6en-
hahn og efterGpites for 8e6rogeri
moo Sirmaet Giggo D. s.. Sammer
& Sen. bleo forleoen paagreben /
Sejle. 9en Z. 6s. ienotes ban til
boge til &%6benbabn, bbor ban / set
fcreG66ige Sorbsr tilitoo at bope be-
ibeget Sirmaet, men i'll. uNatt."
mente, at 8el6bet fife bar bioere
it6rt. San negte6e at babe ipiaet
8engene bort, ligeleoes at bobe fluff
fet Dem til SIDE. 8eo lin Slugt,
Ser ~fremfalbtes beo Brincipolens
&rob ON at faa Sal6oopgsrelie SEN
feIgenoe 0og, babbe ban fun meget
foa 8enge bos fig, og be fibfte Gage
inoen 8~aogribelien bapoe ban Iige-
frem libt Meo.
@ibenffabernes Selffab. = Oct
fql. oonife GioenI fobernes Gel
ifabs ii0ite Msoe begpnbte meb, at
8rofesior EN-. Or. 9. SO. S6rgen-
len uotulte Minoeoro ON Selifobets
oibeDe 8%reiioent SuIius Gbomien.
9erefter gap Srofesior Or. S.
SSensfon en- Meobelelie ON oe gomGe
@l,bebob. Otter ben natltrbibenifa-
heliqe m%ot6emotiife &Iosies Sn6-
itiGing beiluttebes bet life at til
fenbe en- geibarelie al Sen / 1906
for BET @lnsienife 2egot ItiGebe &ris@
npgobe ON SsrItof og Stibelie /
&ortofler ben nbiotte Bris.
Selifobets Iroteftor So. Wai.
&ongen bor til Ste6e beb W66et.
g. g. &rpper. Waleren IS. g..
&r6per, Sfagen, bur Iom cneite oanif
&1tnTtner mo6toget SrbbpoeIie til
al 1t61tine fine &l1nItoerfer poa en-
fore taaenoe International <nitlt6=
Ttiaing / @ene6ig, omfottenoe Cont
benes fornemite @utibsflnit.
SDrgmeIter fir. Sgraab. = 8e6
Gofsfsbing 8praabs M66e BEN 9.
bs. begpnote 8orgmeIter M61er
me6 at proteitere mob eli / forrige
MsOe / bans Sraberelie foretagen
afqsre[fe Sem al 8praobets 1eo-
lentrrer reiite fig ba i'll. SCAT" og
forlob Solen bporefter Spraaoet fife
mere oar bel lutningsbpgtigt.
SprinnnSen. - gieren nf ND1teb
9umpmsGe, tibligere Meieribeitp-
rer &asm1si len, bar i'll. u2on. SalIt.
Stiftst." beret bortreiit / lere Oa=
&c, og Somilien pe0 tntet ON bans
Spbol6site6. Son bar Suitru og 4
8ern. Oct er multgen Sfonomiffe
Sorbolo, iom ligger til @runb for
hans Soribin6en.
@eb Masnebboberfarten fan fun
Gfruefergen ieile, bborfor frsmoeGes
enfelte of Sc alminbelige @erionbog-
ne og Samborg-S obebognen finn
1eber menem Srebobeo og Spiflon6.
0e6 Gtorebelt= og &ieloberfarten er
Spr on An,t nnnTp oSshnnffpIinhp6pr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-26

forOi ban bar Oruffen. Ser oper bleb
Taslageren ralenOe, ban glor0e
WfoOitano og lfelOte Sogfereren 10.
gn 9etielt, Iom fom til. ftf iamme
WieOfart. Ser maatte tilfal0es emo
mi Ell @etient, % BET rolote i'll.
Belle Nmts 9lp." lt6rIte 8eiper
at faa Wanoen transported til Sta
%tionen. San iparfeOe og log ON Jig,
pg Ser iumleoe8 ct 1tort Splp6, 9a
ban en0elig bar fommen til Statio-
men, pg 8olitibetient MuOien Ser bill
sc bi1ttere barn, greb ban pluOielig
lat / 9etiet1tenS enc Sommelftnger
rq b6iebe 0en iao frnftigt bogoper,
at ct Se0 6leo fnpffet.
Senere erflpre0e 8olosmarl0en
at ban intet 6uife0e al, bpao ser bar
Ifet, og at ban ems fife o1eoe, bbor
Fan bar. In6olOellen bppeoes 0oq
forelebig fife. Mon0en er fra Iol=
b%orgegnen, bbor ban er Sfptte UNDER
@repl fabet 2~inoenborg.
Sitter SDcrfalb paa en &pinSe.
9a en- 20aarig 8ige ira S~tranobuIe
res &oloing forGe0en Iften off
hiem, bleb BUN / Nprbeoen at
Stranobuie operfnloet al en- Mon0s=
perion, iom i'll. Solo. Mp." belteoe
fenoe ON og ituf lin Saan6 | ben=
oes Wuno iomtioig meb, at ban
flengebe benbes sri. S itoite Die
blif lpffeoes set BOG Sen unge Sige
ct bioe 8olosmanoen ioaleoes /
Singeren, at ban maatte tage Saan=
ben u6 al Wunoen paa benoe, bbor-
efter bum gop Zig til at roobe ON
@i9lp. Soa bleb SDren bange og
foribon6t. 9esberre bar ben unge
8ige, iom bar Iterft meotaget, finn
funnel gibe ct meget ufulofomment
Signolement al 8erionen.
Sreoericias @arniipn. S Sreoeri-
cio 8praaos W6oe forleoen beotoges
het i'll. Solo. @b." at ianoe en- 9e=
tutation beitaaenbe al tire 8Draabs=
meolemmer og en- &epreientant for
FIBER al Sc tire Soreninger. Sanoels-,
@rnnoejer- og acknowledgements
gen, til &ebenbabn for at ptrfe ben
til, at Sreoericia fon bebolbe fin
observation-disclosures 2bm. 9lrreftfor-
i fer 8eterien | 96rreiunobp og ST.
ibefftSr Soppe be6 @rbeiosanitalten
/ &orsSr bar I abifiuige @or or
beibet for at foa Mrreitforbarernes
Sorbolb orbnet beo Sob, iaa oe fife
iom mi ifal babe beres 2en uoreoet
fels of Staten, bels at @mtet og bels
Of &ommltren. 9e inoaab | lin
Sib ct I~nbragenoe 6erpm til Ml=
herti, men Sogen tom unigebel life
me6 / &etsreformen.
90 Srafifminiit SenIen Sen-
6erup forleben bar | N6rreiunobp,
benptteoe MrreItforporer 8eterIen
2eiligbeoen til at forebringe bam Gu
gen, og SrafifminiIteren lobeoe III.
vNolb. Stiftst." at bringe Ben frem.
Srrfnrt. @rbeibsmanb Sreoerif
MubIen, 26gIt6r, bor 2Srbag 4ften
Sen 6. bs. gooet 1to poo %2imfioroens
for at Ifpbe @nber.
Seb @ggeriuno folot ban gennem
SSSIen OF brltfnebe. San efterIober fig
en- ibogeltg gnfe og ct Barn.
Gnnft at en- Mitr. - timber Neo-
brponing at @uarbeier 90. s. &obns
@ienoom / @eiftr1tp folbt Sen s. os.
en- Wrr neb ODER en- t7-ndrig Ssn
al M11rermeI ter s. 8rurtn. San
6rpbtes pau Stebet.
Silftbprg Maifinfnbrif. nSilfe-
borg Sociolbemofrat" me6beler, at
@ilfeborg Mafftnfabrif, Ser tib[igere
ejebes at ct Srtereslentfab, er oper-
toeet af 9ireftsrerne 3eutben og
2arien, Sabriffen err %buroeret til
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-26

mus, CT Ell al Sc iiOlte Gage / Sc
lrlar LANCET i 2Grer =. AlIteos
@ope peO 0ortbeasminoe, i~frtper
@eile q. 6olfbl.." Npomulen b6rer
til Gibbs eQer Wfarfmt1ene og bar
ultlaa mirlOre Zren pg fortere Sale
cno &usm1iene; men 0eus iifreIte
&en0etegn CT OenS paafal0enoe r9oe
6arbe. StOttl 6ar man 9er / 2an0et
finn fen0t BEN fra BET 1Dolige Si9l=
lonO, SollanO, 6aliter og Si6org-
cgnen; men ct GfSemplar er BOG for
npgle Iar ii0en taget / @esIelballe
REQ ltlount, iaa ben ntaa ultIaa ON
eno pel nof ipariomt, finoes Ser
paa Ggnen.
Orbit ueO NeOitgrtning, On 90
uorig &nrl, InOerien, ser tiente bos
GaarOeier 9obioien / Sremmeleb,
falot ben 10. Os. neb fra ct Sre o.
ilog Jig libel paa Steoet.
Gn pplitiif ltDtalelic. SEQ &oloinq
@enitres 8repebolg forleoen g[ften
rotulte Solfetingsmono g. g. Sent
len / 81. Solo. Slfbl." lit Soob ON,
at Ben Dag, 6a Neergoor6 og S. 6.
Gbriitenien n6ote meo ct felles
S%tonopnnft / Soribarsiogen og
meo iaaoan noget iom "a. 60 at
Tanitres Solfetingsmen6 / &Dggen
- at Oa maotte @enitres l@elqere
rgioa mart blibe flor oper beres
Stan6punft.
st g~lGoeligt Sibcns Segn ct set,
%IfriDer en- Weooeler til Belle 81.
Slf6l.", at beo Be aQereoe iteofltno=
ne SogneraaOsbolg bar &pinoerne
gipet meget talrigt W6oe og berbeo
itpppet Mhtnben paa Sc Sfumlere,
Ser far notalt, at set bar alt for
tt6ligt, &pin0erne fit Stemmeret.
S Selling I. @fs. msote &pinoer-
re oberoroentlig talrigt. Sffe oIene
ira 9pen, bpor ltleiligbeoen peo at
gipe WeOe fife bar flor. Men belt
lioe fra Be Doerite 9iltrifter / Sognet
fpm Sc / fife ringe Intal.
SDs life gbrneme. gn befen6t 8gr=
nelege ifriper / uSunobeosblaoet":
uSeg fraroaber pao set inoItan-
bigite oQe Weore at fpsie beres imao
89rn paa 2e6erne og enbmt mere
at tillabe anbre at gore Set, ielb ON
let er 6eres a4ernermeite. Seq pao=
itaar, at ingen bar &et til at fpsie
ct file Barn paa Wltnoen; utbipl=
iomt fommer megen Spgoom beraf.
Sbis man fulgte init &ado, biloe
lungt ferre ipeoe Sgrn blipe iDge,
Iii mango at Be SDgOomme, Der
logger 86rn / EN- oltfor tiolig grap,
fcmmer al Be 8afterier, iom ober-
fpres til oeres Mltno, Mniigt eGer
&enOer pe0 alt for liplige &ertegn
fra oeres Sle9tninges Si0e."
Gn Srengs Ir~bejbsfraft. Sus=
manb @noers Nieliens Sen @utitop
/ Spennerup bar al Sperretten facet
tilfenot en- @ritutning pua 5000 &r.
fer ben Sfabe, 9rengen bab0e lioi
unber lit Irbeioe bos en- 8~oaroeier.
SI Ststte for Sagen bopbe mar
E. fom BET oplpies af 9ommen -
frentIugt en- grflering at Erofesior
SARAH @eitergaaro, 9Sbenbapn.
Srpfesioren bopoe beri onilaaet &a-
pitdfDeroien al 0rengens Mrbeios-
froH f6r l1lpffen - ban bor Sen
Sang tolp Iar gammel - til 49,
500 &roner og efter l1Ipffen til
1852 &r. Sou @%rrn0loe al oenne
9;urbering itille0es &rap ON en- gr-
Itutning paa 5000 &r. soa bsit git
Sperretten bog fife.
~ ? .+5ss--HTMh g*t s9-Ftf TT-T-- = T--t
5MEt S2-a ~
st mGrfeligt Mpbe. u&an6. Sen-
itrebl." bor mootaget ~fSlgenoe: Slts-
manOsforeningan for Sem-Sem bap-
oe fDrle0en inobuot aqe interesi erebe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-26
Srmbgummcn ff Sfrmpler. Gr

VlHuYuHilleH VI VII
ing Monb og en- rng &bin6e bupoe
beiluttet at laoe fig imeoe / Spmens
29nfer, life beb S1elp at en- Street,,
men neb BEN b6ie 9prigbeh. Ilt bar
/ Sroen, chronological en bar ting
l91t; Der mnnglebe finn, at en- al
8arterne 1fulbe melbe Zig 16 al
6olfefirfen. Men poa Sen Ster
~Itran6e6e 9@gteIfobet, og / Steoet
for at ms0e meo en- rsbmenoe gruo
mSote BEN unge Wonb i'll. rSori
Np.~ meo en- Sefartsbog. San bab-
sc betpnft fig og bilbe before prSbe
en- 9pIt meb Sopets @l1o, ems ieile
inb / S@gteffobets fife olti0 lige iifre
Sabn.
Gm &pSmms (glrpicoIo qGoreolu),
fife Gbergmuien eGer Sen lille &So-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-26
&altrmp @laspGrf giper ct 1O.
'Dtte al s psf.

st al 2anbcts Glbitc Menneifer,
Sucie S~reOeriffe 9ablmann / &nuO-
Ilrup, er 0pO, 1O1 Iar gammel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-26
SmfferrpebDrferne paa Sim.

Snfferrpebprferne paa Sim. -
8aa ct Wsbe / Soenie oen s. bs.
at Sufferroeoprfere, Der er itemte
for etaarige &ontrafter meo Sc 6an-
ffe Sufferfabriffer, bunneoes EN-
Screening unber @obn af ySorenin-
gen at fritItine6e &oebprfere paa
Spn". Sorpogter Senien, Sin6emae,
er S%oreringens Sormono.
Gn brnffem Os beiperat Iasiaser.
9o @fsprestoget Sbb fra forIeoen
~Gftermi66og noue6e til 0eile, piGoe
Sogfsreren iette en- 9asioger no,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-26

Snbfbriel af Sbinemaper til Gng=
lnnb. Observation-Disclosures meobee
Ter, of bet berefter bill bore nSbben-
bigt, at 6onffe Sbinemooer for at
funne inof6res til England Ifal bere
nnoarisgte og foripne6e mes ben
o~nor6nebe 2ltrmerfeIe66eI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-26

Observation-Disclosures for Sebmim=
gemisiiunen ofbolbtes forleoen / 8i-
borg Weniebeosbus.
9oIt. 8aIIe fra @r6nlonb bolot
8oreorog ON gr6nlanoife SorboIo,
6porefter 2prer G6riItionien fra
S~pinqelbierg itt6Ge0e6e en- Sorbono-
ling ON nSborle6es berer Serren
Jig as meo at renfe og frugt6org6re
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-31
stantiates his belief by exact instrumental rrnofS
siollian Disaster Predicted.

With reference to Sicily, it is well to make note of the fact that an American volcanologist, Frank Alvord Ferret, has predicted disaster on Mount Etna Tor TWO years past Mir. Ferret, who was decor ated by the Crown of Italy for his spien- did service to science and to humanity on Vesuvius in 1906, wrote in the world Work of November, 1907 By the ra- tional methods of scientific research, we know that a great eruption of Mt. Etna Is impending, the only uncertainty at nresent being which side of the mountain will break open" Great volcanic eruptions are preceded by great earthquakes, and the Messina disaster of December 2S comes on an earthquake date C'terrestr1al maximum of gravitational stress) actu- ally platted in advance by MT. Ferret on his diagrams for 1908. Like Dr. Omori, he is man whose whole time is unselnshly devoted to these studies, but he has no observatory and no adequate means or slpport. A few business men in spring field Mass last year came valiantly to his aid. and now their foresight is worthy of all honor When young men think of making science their life-work, it would be well to remember Pasteur, ana 10 con slider carefully whether the highest de- velopment of the investigative facultles may not concern itself with humane rather than with historical motives. To those who will give time and money to the establishing of earth observatories there will come, by way of reward, some of the most astonishing discoveries Of the twentieth century.
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UNIVERSITY AND NORMALS
By JULIA S. TUTWILER.

1t is a great advantage to the state of Alabama that just at this crisis in her educational history the president of the State university should have had the eX- perience of having also served as state superintendent of education, and he there fore thoroughly understand the educa- tional need of all classes. He can and will make the university what it should be, the crown of our educational system. He has lately called the presidents of the normal schools together and laid before them an ideal plan Briefly, the normal schools are to prepare their graduates to enter the junior class of the university, where an advanced course in pedagogy, sociology and psychology will be ready for them, together with permission to con- tinue their academic studies in any of the courses offered by the university.
 Of course, a comparatively small num- Der will be able and willing to continue their studies through these two addi- tional years; but those who do this will be the leaders of the force of the state, and leaders are badly needed.
 The four older normal schools have six times the appropriation granted to the county high schools. Therefore, they should do not only the work of a stand ard high school, that is the IA Carnegie units, but should work above and below this standard Below the high school standard they should have classes to fit students for the certificates which en- able them to teach in the public school and above the grade of the high school they should have two classes exactly
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dicated the many commercial and home uses to which this peanut can be ap- piled and described the lands upon which it could be profitably grown. Since the appearance of the article he has had many inquiries for information as to where the seed could be obtained, these inquiries coming from practically all the states east of the Mississippi river and south of the Great Lakes.
 Speaking of this peanut or ground nut or goober, as it is sometimes called, he said:
 The reason this profitable plant is not. and has not, been more largely grown is to be attributed to a lack of knowledge on the part of the general farmer. It has been thought product of the warmer climes, when in fact 1t reaches it's great est perfection in more temperate zone. It has been profitably grown as far north as the 10th parallel of north latitude and like cotton, it appears that the farther north 1t is produced the more profitable the yield. When it's commercial possl- bilites are understood an immense area will be devoted to it's culture, and the growers will be benefited not only by the cash for the crop but by the nitrogen izing effect upon the land
 Peanut oil is a substitute for olive oil and while not at present commanding as high a price as olive oil is surely and
 
 as an edible oil
 Let me give you a few figures. know statistics are generally very dry but be- come quite juicy when they come our way. The importations of peanuts into Marseilles. France, for the first ten months of 1908 amounted to 17.434 tons of the shelled nuts. This is equivalent to 354,S6S, GOO pounds. The larger part of this immense tonnage came from Bombay, Coromandel and Mozambique. The prices paid were 2.70c per pound for the Bonn bay 2.S3c per pound for the Coromande. and 3.34c per pound for the Mozambique shelled nuts As the shelling is done by machinery the cost per pound or bushel is nfinitesimal The prices paid for the nuts in the shell, as near as 1 can figure 1t. were about 50.2Sc per bushel of "A pounds. The percentage of oil in the nuts governs the price, and with this knowledge the American farmer, with his ability as a propagator and his skill as a breeder
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will quickly develop a nut equalling,

will quickly develop a nut equalling, If not surpassing. the African product.
 The oil is not the only valuable product. for the resultant cake is an admirable stock food and Is also used as fertilizer. The shells are utilized and as I explained in the previous article the vines make an excellent hay and the simple growing of the plant adds to the fertility of the soil. With this knowledge before the farmer and the further information that the Spanish peanut is most prolific, yields running from 50 to 200 bushels to the acre-depending on the work and care of the farmer-there Is no reason why there should not be an immense area planted along the line of the Queen and Crescent route and the St. Louis-Louisvi11e lines the present year. Then again there is a necessity for some crop to rotate with the tobacco. corn. hemp, wheat and other surface roofing crops our farmers have been planting for many years, and there is nothing so profitable or so beneficial as peanuts Not only that but the gen eral growth of this plant will cause the erection of mills, thus adding to the in- dustrial development of the land and the exportation of the oil will add to our national commerce and send a stream of European gold to our shores"
 The Queen and Crescent route have in press booklet telling how to grow peanuts. which the agricultural depart ment will mail to all farmers along that route and the Louisvile-St. Louis lines