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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-05
DOESN'T COME
HIGH To FEED
1T CITY JAIL
REPORT OF CHEF FOR MONTH
OF APRIL SHOWED THAT
MEALS WERE SERVED AT LESS
THAN SEVEN CENTS EACH.


1t does not come high to feed at
the city jail, comparatively, as meals
are furnished there month after month
at not more than eight cents cost for
each meal. 1t was even more rea-
sonable for the month of April, ac.
cording to a report which came from
the chief of police and rendered last
night to the board of safety. 1t
cost the city just 6 IL cents each
meal served.
Incorporated in the monthly report
of the chief was a statement Of the
feed cost at the city prison. For the
month there had been served a to-
tai of 1921 meals, costing in the ag-
gregate the sum of $180.50. Three
meals per day are served, and quite
a number of items of food are con-
tanned in each of them. Tea and
coffee bills were rendered, showing
that these beverages were used not
sparingly. Then bills for bread, fish,
beans, fresh and salt meats, milk,
potatoes, rice, etc, were all rendered,
making up a bill Of fare each day
that the average one participating at
the. citys festal board does not enjoy
at his own home All of which re-
minds one of the fact that the cost
of high living talked so much about
has been reduced to quite a science
at the city prison.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-05
CANDIDATES
ARE ASKED To
GO ON RECORD
H. E. WRIGHT WANTS TO KNOW
HOW CANDIDATES FOR COUNTY
COMMISSIONER STAND ON $780,
0oo JAIL PROPOSITION.
Pensacola. Fla, May 5, 1910.


Editor Pensacola Journal.
With some reluctance | avail myself,
in the capacity of a taxpayer, of the
use of space lin your paper, to express
briefly certain views that seem to me
should appeal to the good citizens,
voters and taxpayers Of Escambia
county.
Primarily, the subject is the pro
posed expenditure Of 100000 of the
peoples money for the new county
jail. I say 100000, because am re-
liabIy informed that the contract that
has been executed by the board of
county commissioners in amount ap-
proXimately covers only the building
and the necessary accessories and fur
nishings, am informed, will cost $780,
600 more.
I believe there is much doubt in the
minds of the taxpayers and citizens Of
Escambia county as to the wisdom of
the present board of county commits
sioners in involving the county in this
large expenditure at this time for this
purpose. l am a believer in liberal
taxation for necessary purposes. Had
this 100000 been voted by the board
of county commissioners for good
roads and better public school facili-
ties l would not have a word to say
in opposition. But to add, perhaps, as
much as five mills to the present high
tax rate of Escambia to build a $780,
GOO Jail looks a good deal like a poor
man putting mortgage on his house
to buy an automobile.
Next Tuesday we vote for state % d
county officers in the primary. In my
opinion no more important officers are
TO be voted for than the county com
missiOners. There are numerous can
didatPS and the successful ones will
he empowered to spend the several
hundred thousands Of dollars of taxes
that will be collected by this county
during their incumbency, and to direct
the policy Of the government of Es-
Gambia county during that period. No
one Office affects the citizens more, if,
perhaps, as much, as this humble ap-
pearing office of county commissioner
I want to use this opportunity to
ask each candidate to express himself
on this proposed expenditure of $780,
900 for a county jail. Mr.. Candidate
for county commissioner, are you or
are you not in favor of a jail and fur
nishings at the present time to cost
approximately 100000?
Please reply through either of the
Pensacola papers in an explicit and
unequivocal manner, on or before next
Saturday, the Sth instant.
H. E. WRIGHT.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-05
RED HEADS
Whenever You See a Woman With
Lustrous Auburn Hair You
Can Wager She Uses
Partisan SAGE.

The girl with the Auburn hair is ON
every bottle and every carton of Pa
risian Sage.
But that isn't why all the lovely
girls with the brilliant and fascinating
profusiOn OF Auburn hair always
recommend Partisan Sage.
They know as do thousands of their
dark haired sisters that there is no
preparation for the hair that can COM
pare with Partisan Sage. The sales
throughout America this last year were
nothing less than phenomenal.
It will stop dandruff in any mans
or woman's hair in two weeks or
money back; 1t stops falling hair and
itching scalp almost magically.
Mas wonderful ability to turn harsh,
dull, faded hair that many women
possess into IuXuriant radiant and
fascinating hair in a few weeks.
1t is a delicateIy perfum2d tonic that
is not sticky or greasy, that gives q
refreshing and inyigorating feeling to
the head the minute it is applied.
Rub it in, it Will make your hair
grow.
Fifty cents for a large bottle at drug
gistS everywhere and at Hannah Bros.
After using one bottle of Partisan Sage
the ordinary tonics will never please
you again. Mail orders filed, charges
prepaid, by American makers, Giroux
Mfg. Co, Buffalo, n. Y.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-05

was laid to rest last Saturday in the
Beulah cemetery. The bereaved par
ents have the heartfelt sympathy of
the entire community in their sad loss.
A. J. Garrett remains about the
same, with very little chance for ulti-
mate recovery.
C. z. S widen is confined to his bed
by a severe case Of pleurisy.
Dr.. Trammel has to carry his arm
in a sling, the result of a mix-up with
colt he was breaking.
Mrs. Annie Bowman has improved
in health so as to be able to take up
her duties in the Sabbath school
Miss Eunice Snowden is confined to
bed by a severe case of Ia grippe,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-05

which seems to be generally prev
alent in the community.
Contractor Ben Waters is building a
house to be occupied by tenant on
Thomas Barrineau's farm here.
Arthur Spare and Lon Lewis spent
Sunday at Molino, the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. James Daffin. They also
called on w H. Trimmer, who is in
excellent health and feels fit as a fid-
die and is jubilant over the fine time
he enjoyed with old comrades at the
reunion in Mobile.
Crops look well in spite of the dry
cool weather in the section We passed
through. There is a good deal of cot
ION and corn planted near MOlino
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-05
OPENING Of
PROGRESS CLUB
EXCLUSIVE ORGANIZATION WILL
THROW OPEN DOORS TO MEM,
BERSHlP AND FAMILIES IN
NEW BUILDING TONIGHT.

Fitting ceremonies will feature the
opening Of the new Progress Club
building, on West Chase street, this
evening at o'clock, and the event
is being looked forward to with
much interest. The membership and
their families will be on nand, and
win enjoy the program which will
include performance by Ladies'
Minstrel Troupe, composed exclusive
" of local talent. Other interesting
features will be interspersed, ter
minating with dancing for the adults
after 10 o'clock.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-05
Of
REAL ESTATE
DEEDS RECORDED IN THE OF.
FIcE OF THE CLERK OF The
CIRCUIT COURT SHOWING THE
CHANGING OF OWNERSHIP OF
PROPERTY.

T. f. WelIes and wife to Marco J.
White-East half Of lot s. all of and
10 feet of lot 10, block so, New City
81 and other considerations.
Alexander StOddart and wife to Au
gUsta Thomas-Lot is, block 113, East
King tract-$4O.
c. E. Shackleford, trustee, to Owen
Clark Co.-LOts / and ?, block IS.
East King tract-$2O0.
Susie Powell to Permemois Brown
Three acres in southeast corner of GER
tain parcel Of land decided to Anderson
Castlebury by !. B. CC0per-S20 and
other considerations.
Susie Powell to !. II. Davis-All of
lot and west 20 feet of lot 6, New
City-$1 and other considerations.
Albert Hazel Land Co. to Helene
and Ella Kirschner-IOts / and >,
block 63. Albert Hazel Land cos sub
division-$100 and other considera-
tions.
Maxent Land Co. to \. V. Clubbs-
East 60 feet of lots IS, block POI, in
section ~, township 2 south. { range
20 wast-$1S0.
Ernest R. Largue to 4. L. Davis,
trustae-One-tenth undivided interest
in lots y and %. and east 60 fest Of
north 120 feet of lot 3. NaXent tract
$50.
Louis BoIcy to Mrs. Mary Robinson
Twenty acres in subdivision CT
south half CT lot 6. section %. town
ship / south, range 80 West-S200.
Leslie L. Brooks and wife TO G. +.
ShacklefCTd. tTUstee-Lots / and ,,
block IS, East King tract-$200
W. \. Shelby to County Of Escan bia
81 and o1her considerations
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-05
THE DEATH OF AN
INFANT GIRL

Edwina, the four-months-oId daugh-
ter Of Mr., and Mrs. Thos. Lunsford,
passed away yesterday at the home Of
her parents at No. IS North Reus
street, death being due to CONGESTION.
The funeral service will occur this
afternoon at o'clock from the home,
interment to occur at st. MichaeIs.
The parents have the sympathy of all
in the loss of their little one.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-05
Solicitor Loftin Will Not
Prosecute Eight Candidates
Continued from First Page.)

CONTINUED from First PSSe.)
evil intent and without justifable ex-
cuse.'\
NO EVIL INTENT.
'If it be assumed that the word
'wilfuP as used in the new primary
law does not require an evil intent
or bad purpose yet under all the au-
thorities the act would have to be Gin
territorial 'designedly, deliberately,
'purposeIy,' and not done through mis-
adyertence, mistake, forgetfulness or
misrepresentation, and therefore under
the facts before me I am of the opin,
ion that a prosecution against the de-
faulting candidates could not be sue
cessfully maintained.
CAS- to the right of these candi.
dates, if successful. to have their
names placed on the ballot in the
general election in November, this is
question with which I have nothing
to do and will have to be dealt with
by the board of county commissioners
at the proper time"
WILL GO ON BALLOT.
In the event any of the candidates
referred to above receive the nomina-
ton for the Office to which they
aspire, their names will go on the
official ballot voted in the general
election. The primary will show the
will of the people, according to
Chairman Radcliffe, of the executive
committee, in speaking of the matter
last night, and if the law should be
so construed as to prohibit the certi-
flying of the name as the primary
nominee, there will be nothing to pre-
vent the county executive committee
from certifying the name as the nomI-
nee of the executive committee.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-05
HE BIcA cOsr oE LIVING

Increases the price Of many neces-
stiles without improving the quality
FoIey's Honey and Tar maintains its
high standard OF excellence and its
great curative qualities without any
increase in cost. It IS the best rem
cdy for coughs, colds. Group, wh0Oping
cough and all ailments Of the throat.
chest and lungs. The genuine is in a
yellow package. Refuse limitations
". \. D'Alemberte, druggist and
apCtheCary, 121 S. PaIaSox street.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-05

which is just coming up and is look
ing fine. We also saw a fine piece of
oats of about 20 acres on the w. c..
Barrineau farm which will soon be
ready to cut, and Uncle Billie Wilson
has nice piece of cotton just coming
out Of the ground. He has the reputa-
ton Of being one of the best farmers
in his section.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-05
FOR MORE THAN THREE DECADES

Foley's Honey and Tar has been a
household favorite for all ailments Of
the throat, chest and lungs. For in
fants and children it is best and safest
as it contains no opiates and no harm
full drugs. None genuine but Foley's
Honey and Tar in the yellow package.
Refuse substitutes.
w. A. D'Alemberte, druggist and
apothecary, 121 S. PalafoX street.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-05
BEUlAH.
Special to the Journal.

Baulah, May 4.-The continued dry
windy weather is hurting crops here
TO sliEn1 extent. but We hope Ter rain
soon and oil viii be well with Us,
The little child Of VIM. Garrett. who
vas seriously Ill last week, died and
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-05

Maria said Mr. Dorkins, eff you
have any regard for the moral we'll
being of the children you'd better send
them over to the neighbours for the
next hour or two"
"Why?".
Because" he answered, with a wild,
maniacal CLEAN in his eye, 81 am
going to take down the storm doors
and put rp the screen doors and win.
dows. Chicago Tribune.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-05
GOVERNORS GOOD
WORDS FOR CITY

Governor Gilchrist left on the 6:45
train yesterday morning for Tallahas-
see, carrying with him the warmest
recollections and feelings for this city
and the many people with whom he
came in contact The speech which
he delivered at Palmetto Beach, and
which was reproduced by The Jour
nal of yesterday in full, was regarded
by the legal fraternity as quite in
keeping with conditions here, and
some of them believe that the idea
will be successfully carried by the
next legislative session To many
who were at the hotel and the depot
early yesterday the governor said
many nice things of Pensacola and
her people.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-05

We can point out to you
an Al investment that will
pay you double savings bank
interest.
OWEN-CLARK CO.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-05

vii intent and without justifabIe ex-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-23

autoriieret PED fol. Reiolution al
npeite CATO. Or BET fife m9rfeligt,
at Ell BOO meo 5eiltoeelier bliper
mltoriieret2 5porfor piI oe mango
lpr0e % leae. JON mistanfeIieeer
gibelens 5roper6iebeo oeo oeres
mango llotalelier / 9en % MlinO
ON 9ibelens 5eiltoeelier, 6porfor
oil De fife b~ellere f~orenes ON at al.
latte 9ibelen uoen De 6eiltagelier
De mener meo aette at funne poo.
pie % in0aoa til airfeminiiteriet
meo 9lnoragenoe ON at iaa nffnt-
tet en-, feiliri 9ibel?
Cd. Hneborg / SIR. 0ebl. f"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-23

aina mener oct alporligt meo
ltnoertrpffelien al Opiumsbanolen.
ct teiierligt @bift forbDoer aap
Gmbeosmeno grueen at Opium. 81.
geiaa er Iprfningen af 9almue-
glanten oe 5iloirfnine Of Opium
forbuot. goiftet notaler geflogelie
Ooer, of 6ritiif Sn6ien proftiif taft
n9gter at itan0ie ll6fsreIien Of Opi.
um til aino, forbi BET er en- Sn6-
tagtsfiloe for Hegerineen. 8 bette
Silfploe er Seoningerne retfproi-
gere enO be 4riitne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-23

Snore-Mi siions- Selifob / 4ew
Yorf GitD bar beiluttet at ani9tte
og bar Dnlet en- Bpmisiionpr. BAL
get er fal6et paa Hep. 5. !. guer.
meDer, .. .. (til6srenoe ben luther.
ite @enernl.G ounciD. Snn bar fer
pRret Der og sr grunoig fenot meo
5orboloene. Desuoen mener vEbe
2uth.", at Or. Buermeper bar oct
rette Temperament % ben re..c
Smag og andre 8etingelier for at
funne gere ct goot Misiionsarbei-
be. San er ben rette Mano for Stil-
Iingen og N~rbeioet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-23
6ungersnoOsns 9jalper.
6jcrcm at yG6riitiam Seralo",

WOV
oct befenote friiteIige glao / 0em
gorf, Souis aIopid, er i'll. o.. 9.
afgaaet peO GsOen.
@ennem lit @Ino bor ban / aore.
mes SOB inOinmlet 100000 Dol,
lars iii internotionnIe uelgsrenbe
8ormaal, iaaIeOes til Oe ufSuneers.
ns0 liOenoe / Ruslono 1892, | Sn-
oien 1898 oe 1900 og / aina 1901.
s 1903 berejite ban De at Sun.
eersne6 biemisete esne / 5inlan6
og Suerrie, eiter at ban ! 5oroeien
pr. Telegram bnpoe ienOt f25, 900
Dollars til 2inorine al Rsoen.
San bleo Oenenng mootnget
BripntouOiens al Song gbriitinn B.
8. og Gronning aIeronora iomt al
aongen oe 9ronnineen at Sperrig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-23
Geoes rettet.

s nit 5oreOraa, Gen triitne
@isiiOns SnOgang / Sapan", / iiOite
g2r. al DIT" -
Omtrent miot pao 5ioen,f. ep.
Itanr: 0reIigiss DOB; ifnl pore:
orelieies Ono"
s 2. Sp. %. g. T. 0. itaor: o.r
ga baaoe ct gnOOba oo =; ifnl
oare: ner Der 6aoOe Ell guooba.
og -.
5 iamme Sp., 2. Bar. 4.2. itaar:
fun; ifal o9re: bun.
5 iamme Sp., 8. 6. I. n.:o2are.
rem; fol o9re: gQpren".
S 3. Up, 2. Bar, 6. 8. T. o.
itrpg Bunftum efter Rooarres;
oanioto" ifal oare uapoto".
SnsOaro 81. anberien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-23
6ejlfri gibel.

Oct ipnes, iom ON BET M mere
emo tiOlieere blioer bepoet, at life
blot BET gamle Teitnmente, men og.
iao oct npe 5eitamente er en- BOG
me6 mango biitoriife Sell oe mango
l1fulofommenbeoer. Oct er ret mpr.
bn gibelen mere emo /. plore
3io er blepet poanp oOeriat oe re.
pioeret % en- nps r%epioeret enoba er
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-23

Den opiton0ne 5reIier, ieIo ON Oh
peo, al on er fommen gait al Steo
i 6orboIo til BAN. San pil notale
lit p6reo oere meo eoer@ til ale,
iom fife flpr for BAN.
Moa Oh ioa. 9eier, o9re bIonot
Dem, Der boloer ii9 n9r til ben fors-
fpite6e og opitan6ne 5relier. San
ifal on erfare bans 6reo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-23

VtuH ToieiuAtl ! oeltit Xiv
Iftemning ior % imo0 Satoon.
troiiffen og aampen pao begge Il.
Der er / iulo Sang. Der er al 10.
ii9t til, at 5aloonernes 6orf9n1pere
oil ieire, bearunoet paa, At 5terite.
parten al a%rbeiosflasien enifer
Dem, % ben itore tpife 9eioItnine
er / alminOeligbeo i 6aupr Al "a.
Ioonern..
st Masiemgoe al Splfere bolo.
tes / SsnOagS. boor 8piterne oeO
bitre Oro itempleoe RfobibiiioHens
9eoere for 6ienoer al Den american.
life 6ribeo % ior uanou notbings".
Qisoet tolte a0ifiaige 5uiin0eDtPno
og apinOer, ale entbniiaitiife for
Saloonerne.
- 8eOemi0ler, / SrgoeIesbeoasO
og 9Gg, uar / itigenOe / iioite llge.
9@e gif op &c oo oil boIoe iia III /
8aoifeueen til 3roos for, al SnO.
ferslen / iioite l1se par iterre emo
nogeu Sin0e.
aoO er iaa 6eit / 9ris, ioa bet
nGiten life er mnli8t ior arbeios.
flnsien at febe oct, man bnpoe pen.
tet Ell GeOgang / 9riierne. men /
Mooiptning BERTH er griierne gaaet
op bneoe paa aso og Sit.
Gen lange ginter bar bpret
6oarO for mango, begrrnoet pao Be
bsie 9riier paa 5eoeoarer og De
bgie 8riier poa Seiligbe0er. 1ro0s
bette ier man, at tore 5a6riffer By.
reoe 8olf, betalte Dem iaa labt iom
$500 ON llgen, % marge betaler
9laret runot finn $500 l8en. @ruri.
Oen til oisie luue 2enninger ct ben
itore inonnnOrenoe 9eiolfning ira
Spoeuropa og InsIano.
Wapor 9usie % nogle nnore
Mpn0 al 9praaoet foreto9 i%orleOen
Senoag en- Gur rinot / gnen for at
~efterie @o0erne. San ipntes oo8
life ipnoerlie opmintret oeo BET
Spn, bpilfet fremoif al bans 10.
bruo: oSbat's a ibame", naar bans
tpffe arop bumpeoe op og neo |
automobiIen. nnnr oen elf ooer
Sfarnopnoer % neo / Suffer / De
iorifeaige @aoer.
- 9aitor 9. geterien bor be.
gDn6t at hoIoellngoomsmeoer / Sir.
fens gaiement 8reong 9fiten, iprlio
meo Senipn til De nngre al llag.
BONNER, De pneite foniirmere0e De
unee inar ct eaer anoet let @mne
at ifrioe Ii6t ON % no8le ct Stpffe
at Ipie op, nnore en- gang at inn.
ee eaer et Stpffe at ipiae. 8e0
Msoets SIutning ieroeres Safe Ell.
fer GbofoIooe % aoae. Gen me
WetoSe ipnes at onre ct probat
MioSel til at inmle Dem og gipe
Dem emit og Snteresie til at iamles
ON @u0s Oro. 0i er for oisiet ON.
at 6isie @soer oil blipe til flor BEL.
Iignelie for llngOommen o. beoer
nle interesiereoe FOR @uos Hi9es
Sremme blon6t llngoommelt at ar.
beioe for Sogen.
- Observation-Disclosures | 9pens
forifeaiae Barter bnboe Bnlmeisn.
Bag inmlet Suiinoer of Wenneifer.
5 longe 99ffer iorneoe man fla Tor
at fomme in6 at ie ben uip0bnnli1
imuffe Uplifting al @lomiter /
9lomiterbuiene.
- De f%atolife airfer bar 9nlnle.
isnong a1e bel fplbte. Monge Ste.
Der bolotes Confirmation, og Con.
firmon6er me6 6eres boi0e Slsr
inns oper oft | gpen. 0esuoen
bolbtes Ssimesie | anleoninaen al
pennn0elien al ben heQiop Hoe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-23
ggrmebiemsbeiibrer ieaes.

Eli 1. Oftober bette aor enifes
en- troenoe 5omilie til at opertaae
8eitprereerningen al get6onio ger.
nebiem | Bnipoca, isis. anisgere
beoes benpenOe fig til un0erteoneoe.
paa Observation-Disclosures 8ea.
ne. 9b. q. SerfiI6,
CIT Corn, ga.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-23

Af 34S Gr9itefnnoioater I Den
presbpterianife Strife par 172 6ar.
m%erisnner neiten lige 5nlp0e-
len. gplipet ipnes life iun0t for
lnnnoelig gefft. Get er til 9onome-
~nigbe6erne, ri maa iptte port 5oab
angaaenOe Soripning meO 9rniter
| SremtiOen. Samme8eretning meo.
gioer, at A al npDnte 348 aanoi.
batter par Breiteisnner. Oct er liot
oOer 10 psf, altioo langt o0er Ben-
neminitstallet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-23

rSbe Bolton Globe" mener at
bare bruet i @rfarine, at en- 10
Gents SaIerfenfulo Bonner inoe-
boloer lige ioa itor Reringspnr-
oi iom $1.S7H oaro al Gorter-
bouie Steg. gi 6no6er oprigtigt,
,bemprfer 6. q. s., at geretningen
er en- ubil0et en-. 9eriom ben fom
an6etfteOs ira emo ira Bolton, full
be Ri life 6etpiple Den. Man min
bes 10 Bottom Beans.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-23
MisO9oer eaer Velsorer?

0pem er SerOens ~iterite Mis.
opOer? Sobn 2. Rocfeieaerl
Seloieleelig - ina0on lD0er altio
Soaret paa ct lignenoe Spergs.
maal Der ! 9onoet, og iaooan far
oct u0en Soipl Ipot | De ii0ite ii
aor. 90 ioo er Ser 10 BOG iiffert
mango MGnO, ogion / 5%inansuer-
oenen, ser bor noifiGige itsrre Spn.
Der paa oeres Snmuittigbeo en0
So6n 3. bar. Raar + q oerimoo
al Ben ofientIiee Menin9 anies
for 0en n9rite, ga er set fun for0i
6nns Sfurfeitreger bar oGret fro
net me0 set itsrite &elo.
Ren ielo set melt fnnomellale
9eIo pao 6orretningslioets Omraa.
DC er life nof til at hiloitenoi9.
gore @enneifets 2pffe. Succes Der
/ 2iuet fon life moales efter oet
6ormue, man bar pGret / StanO
til al erbperpe fig. Ser moa mere
til. Spis man life iomti0ia op.
naar line MeOmenneifers agtelie og
@eloiaie, fan man n9ppe iiges At
npre i~uccesfulo. 0ette bar Rocfe.
le0er faoet at iele maaife mere emo
noqen anoen. 9llt JON screenings.
fnebene lpffe0es, og Rengene 30.
beOe iig op. 6leu @er6en foloere og
fol0ere, inOtil bans Nopn er blepen
ct Oroiproa og ipnonpmt me0 ben
foloe, uburmbiertise Wammon ielo.
Scr at formiIoe Den oiientlige
Mening bar ban foitet iig ooer for.
ifeaige filantropiife Opgaper. San
bar aaereOe ifenfet ca. 100 Milio.
ner Collars / ioaoanne giemeo.
Gu fornDIie bar ban o%oerroifet Ser
BEN pe0 at ifpnfe ion go0t iom belle
jim enorme 6ormue til @oogeren.
be0en. Snaen u0en BAN ieIn per
boor itor oenne 6ormue er - ben
bar upret iat iaa bit iom en- 9iI.
lion Dollars. Naar M oenne ppl-
oige 8ormie bltucr beitDret al fon.
petente MpHO, nil alene Snot9gter.
ne n9re nof til at pe~olige6oloe en-
folosinl @o0gsrenbeo. Og bette ip.
mes garanteret, ioet bans Sen
Sobn .. Hocfefeller ir., fol opre
4reiioent. Mon ifaI ilet life ior.
iperge, at 6remti6en oil foloe
Hocfeieaer @erOens itsrite 8eIgsrer
- BAN, iom Ri M falOer ben itsr.
tie Misop0er.
RutiOen uiI BOG pit bone gon.
ifeligbeo meo at enore lin Wenina
ON BAN. Bel er Der ingen 5pinl
ON, al en- lda Del organlleret og
praftiif Ieoet @ooeerenbe0sinititil
ton, iom nShe Rockefeller
5oun0ation" bill bline, fan
opnnn itsrre Geiultater meo De lam.
me Benge, emo ON De par ipreot Dao
mango fo~rifenige Sen0er. Mer Of
bette 6aftum ioo opoeie ben SfaSe,
ban bar aiort 2nn6ets 8orre.nings
moral for at opnan lin Hig5om2
Siffert iffel 3ieoom sr / og Tor ii1
en- @eliieneIie for 9anoet, hos zen
er .fortient pna Ell prIie Wda6e
men bois ben ifnl fortjencs peo
Sipfp al 9obooastreSelier % @e.
itiffelier, iom HocsefeGer bar liort.
ou er ben 10 iempeltben itianlent
@o0s. 90 man ganr life | Gfitaie,
ftr5i en- SDo fortrpSer fin gerninp
og brineer 9oiterne tiI6nge.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-23

Den befenote Sobn n. Mott bar
nplig aflagt Genniplpania ltniper.
iitet ct geise, Der reiultere0e l. at
man peO 0enne Snititution for al.
Dor optog Stu0iet al Misiionen.
Sffs min0re END Z Stuoenter- 8rup-
per er 6leoen srganiieret JON SOL
&c al Motts geisg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-23

@i uOgiper intet Drummer paa
2angfre0ag. 9f Den 6runo
uogipes Bette Drummer otteii0et og
paa SnsOag / Steoet for Sirs0ag.
Get er 10, JON pi pleier at gre
BET buert aar / Baaifeueen.