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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-03
Jrqgle(ig g6Splo|iOn.
90 Mennciter orG6t, 100 fOmmcn
til Sfn0c.
Sfnoen, GfSplOiiOnen anrettcOe,
nnilaaS til $750,000.

9}en gorf, 1. 5ebr. - 35 Cons
al 9pnamit, iom ooeriorteS ira to
Sernbaneoogne til ct 5artoi Ser laa
oeo 6umnlunipnm, %. s., 100 pos.
5po ior Central GailroaO OF 9ien
Sseriep s9erminnl" efsploOereOe ST.
1901 / Sag. 80 Qsnneifer menes
at Dpre 6leDcn ojebIiffelig Ore6t,
% ct 9un0reoe, af bDilfe nogle oar
5 Nfil ira GfspIoiionsiteOet, tom
aloorlig til Sfooe. 6aloenoe Segl-
item og @lasitumper gioroe lit til at
forege 8allet al tilifaoefomne me0
ct 5uiin0e f(ere. Sfa0en aniloas
til $4,000.
Den frpetelige gfsploiion iatte
2uiten Soirgninger en- glfitano
al 30 Wiil omfring Gommunipam.
0ere luffeoes al nignlige Spn6er,
8inoner fnuites al 2nittrDffet, og
9ipitelien isltes iaa Ianet borte iom
/ Gong Brand, 9t. 5, og ytoriolf,
Conn.
,Sor benpeo en- 8ime efter Gfs.
ploiionen i6gte Millioner al Den.
neifer / gep Dorf Gitp, Seriep Gi-
IN. Reworf og DonferS forgpues at
blipe flar oper 6oritprreIien.
9nnamitten, Ser iom iagt froote.
oes ira Sernboneoogne til ct 5ar-
tei reg 9riten Miniit eiter Dii0-
oog. 9laria9en tilIfriues forifelligt
- 5al0et al en- ansie Epnanit eller
en- aeoelefsploiion paa gaaoen. Men
6oao Der oar 0en 6irefte 9larlag,
oil man rimeligois alorig foa at
pi0e. Ippnte Sern6anes Gnoeita-
tion soelagoeS, ire SSprge6aaoe
| ipIintreoes, neore Monbotten rDIte.
oes ira @rlnoflaoen til Copper af
Sinaertoarnet. Ter fete Itor Sfa.
oe grooflpn og poa Staten Ss-
lano. ) Wlanbatten nlene onilons
Sfooen til 100000 og paa ellis
een til ira $4,000 til $4,000.
9aaoen, iom mo0tog 0pnomitten
- aotEarine SO, Ser eieoes al so.
mes Sealing Seriep Gitp - ior-
Iponot aIoeles tilligeneo oens Be
iptning al 7 Mano. oeri6lanot bens
sSerer. 5lre poa andre Sfi6c |.
Nerbeoen 6lep ogiaa 0r9bt.
aotborine 8. bar forteiet oeo
bore gnoen al Sfi6sbroen, og fle-
re 9ofarbejoere por Serb me6 at
ooerfsre en- 0a0ning 8pnomit al 80
gunSs aosier ira to 6ra9tpogne,
GA efsploiionen ifete. goooen for.
Ioonot iimpeIt6en. sSffe iao me9et
iom en- Splint al oen er fltr0en
5rogtpognen rea / 2uften | EN-
Steoifp, o9 fire onore gogne ile0es
Stlmper. 80 garos borte ItoO en-
anoen @ognlanninq 0Dnamit. Gfs.
ploiionen rep 3oppen al Gognen
trpffe6e 9srene ino, men 0pnomit-
ten forbolot Jig rolig / Srpfasler.
ne. 100 500 al Sfi6s6roen bleb
eoelogt. Flanfcrne ipntes malet til
Bulper.
Gen Mano ramtes al Ell 20
Bunos @losItimp og bleo iao ilemt
forifaaret, at ban osoe. Sngenieren
poa ct 2ofomotip bleItes fra lin
cab, iii Soueoifnllen fnuit og
osoe. anptainen pon en- 9ugier-
boao blep faitet 8anoet og fiifet
! op 10 0finltter ienere og reooet.
! Men 2iiten oper @nfeltbeoer er
| for lang at meo6ele. s Stem Dorf
egeoes Sfrpffen al lliifferbeoen.
De, Der boeoe / oe ropenbe Sfp-
ifrobere. troeOe, at oct por golt fat
neoeniinber oem.
| Som aItio peo ilige 2eiliabeoer
itemmer oIle 9eretninger life iant-
| men. 0i bar mebbelt efter oGbi
Rec. Ser" Eallet al or9bte o9 iaa-
reoe er fiin uiifre OperIlas.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-03
Dlanoe0e Me00elelfrr.

Senator 9torriS 9ropn ira 9te-
6raifa M. Il. SenotOrer er beitemt
pao, at oeriom 5enotet life fonmer
til at Itemme ongaaeuoe 9orimer-
Sogen, oirefte golg al Il. z. Se-
notorer, permanent 3oI0fommiss
ion og ct v@eneral SerOice" 5or-
ifag oenne Sesiion, ian ifal 9eOiI-
lingsforilagene beller life blioe efS-
peoeret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-03
20. glnrg

bar 6eilltttet at giDe @r-aon9 Qfa-
mel en- 9eniion al $500 ON Qiaa-
neoen. San bat oIlere0e faoet Jig til
Ienot @6ef for Ofto6er, g2ooember
og December.
st Smu9Ierfomplot I 6ambnrg.
2groog Ben Il. San. nn6olot 9oli-
tiet / Sambor9 en- G6bmano, en-
9olofunftioner o9 en- gognmono,
Iom bar Serb meo at iuugle 100
S9ffe aoffe u0 ira 6ribaonen. Ger
foreItoor enonu f(ere 9ln6oloelier.
Dfan mener, at Der er flere 3olo-
f1inftionprer meo / Gomplottet Oct
bar lpffeoe8 Snuglerne at faa 700
Seffe Goffe igennem Sol0oasnet,
hoorneo ser opItoo en- Sfaoe for
SoIoOesnet paa $4,000 @}arf.
@f8ploion. 2isiabon 16. Snnrar.
Ia ire M9n0 @onr fer0eoeS meo
9Dgter ne0e en- &loafle0ninq for
at fange 9fotter, ifete Ser en- GfS-
plolion 2eGnin0en UNDER 9one-
gaaroen og @otellet ! gloenioa 2i-
ber0a0e. Der par nenlig fommen
Gas in6 &loafleoningen. 9e ire
Otnn0 blep It9rft forbrGnote 9pg-
ningerne / 9tprbeOen al @fsploiionS-
Iteoet 6leO 5aarot beifaOi9eoe. Der
opItoo Eonif paa @runO al oct Iter-
fe 9rag.
Sitlotionen / Gortugal. Boris.
II. Sanuar. Sra Maorio telegra-
feres: Sfsnt fegeringen officielt
bar erflpret, at ben alorig bar
t9nft paa at ifrioe ino / 9lnleoning
al llroligbeoerne / Bortlieal, fait-
hoIber 9laoet 81. 9. g." Dog ben
Booltano, at man ct Wtiniiterraao
bar oreftet Sp9r9smaalet ON Ell
ipanif Snterpention / Bortll9al 9la-
bet tilfsier, of Ser mellem TO Stor-
moeter er trnffet g[ftale ON, boao
Der Ifal foreta9es, bpis Ser uobrD-
Der uroligbeoe, / Bortugol.
st itsrre G6ompagneiol0. @per-
nap, Is. Sanuar. st Iterre glntal
8inonrfere bar / @nar 9ommerD
fuloit9noig u0plpnoret ct Gbampag-
nefirmos 8inf9loer og fnuit $4,000
5loifer Champagne. Sra en- forbi-
fgren0e Sogn bemGgtigeoe oe Jig
$500 Slaifer Champagne og bplote
8inen MarnefIooen.
8run0en til, at ct G6ompogne-
firmoS &infrloer / 9ommerp i8nor
bGeb uoplpn0ret, ifploes, efter boao
BET MI er oplpit, at SnOebaberen af
5irmoet olminoelig mist9nftes for
at forialife 8inen. ga @enoarmer-
ne og Sc Ite6fige Mpn0iebe6er fom
til Ste6e, bar 8ernin9smpnoene nl-
fereoe flpeteoe
llrolig6eOer gombap. IS 8erioner
orpbt, "a iooreoe. Sors0ag oen p.
San. fanot ct oGoorIigt Sammen-
Itpo Steo 9ombap, Sn0ien, mel
lem GoIitiet og Ell itor Menneife-
mengoe, ser ipnes at bape pGret
ionlet 9lnleoning al en- religios
SeIt.
9s9ite Dag teleerofereoeS til II.
9. pOerIigereOplpsninger, iflg. 6oil-
fe Der aft er blipen orG6t Is Fer-
Ioner, meoens "a bIep iaore6e. ltro-
lighe0ernc par iprlig rette0e moo
@olitiitotionen. Gn ltor Mpngoe
Oienneifer trGn9te pluOelig frem
ira Sioegaoerne og loo Ell iano
Soal al Stene re9ne neO oper $50
litifunftionprerne.
0aGngoen peg life en- Sang for
Sropperne, oa oisle fn9leoe neo og
eiorbe Jig rebe til at ifpbe, men
itprteoe tpprtimoo frenab, meoens
be Ilpngeoe Sten paa Sten MOB
Soloaterne. SerIt oa oisie begpno-
te at ifpoe, trof M9neoen Jig til
boee.
Sropperne ilos 6crpaa 2eir paa
| YnenS Tprpe pd @a6er od off bfeb
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-03
9nr0ett runnt.

@%StkR+
100 onlfonl. N1onilo, 1. 6e6rp-
ar. = 2lntalles al De Qlenneifer, Der
omfom iom 6eloe al 9uItonen
laals llo6ruo, aniloas M til 400.
5 5re0ags mootog ben tranOleie
3ele9raiitation 2iperpool ct Sele-
aran ira Gunta 9lrena8 / Spoome-
rifa Get Ell en- 9lfIton0 al t1,700
ailometer eQer 7270 engelife Nil
Baa Maoeira er Der / 5i0en 1 =
12. Sonnar forefol0et 217 Gilfpl-
oe og 70 9eoSfalo af aolera. 5 oft
par Der til t6. 5an forefoloet 1916
Gilfaloe og 535 9eosfolo.
8rnftaten. 2on0on, 80 San. -
@eniiois6eos- -Operensfomiten met
lem &c 5orene0e Stoter % Gana0a
CT @enItano for liplig Gr6ftelie /
politiife areOie og / Gresien Sri
banoeIsmpnoene angriber Ben.
Epiflon0s llOenrigsban0el Der
lin II. Sanuar SpifIan0s Sno-
feriel 6oooe 1910 en- @9roi al
$500 MiQ. @iorf moo 8,526 DILL.
Norf 1909. llofotilens gGroi an-
oroQ 1910 7,467 W1ilf. Marf MOB
6,55l Miu Marf 1909.
SneIfreo. Mabrio t6. Sanuar
@eo gnebla be @oroon (gropinS
2eon) bar en- 2aoine Itprtet ct Eoe,
Ser nogen 9io bopoe iio0et fat /
Sneen. neo i en- 6foo og iamtioig
9oelagt 1Sern6anelinien og Sele-
grafleoningen. S gllturien li9ger
Sneen flere Ste0er | en- Seibe al 6
Weter.
gn onoortat Selteipgoom optr9ber
for Sioen III. Son) @briltiania,
6por 300 al Opens 5000 Seite Bio
til bar ppret cngre6et al ben. Gen
bier ii9 iom fore gDloer poa Sal
len og oirfer bsi @rao ne0brDoen-
oe paa 9pret3 belle aonltitiltion og
9lrbejosepne.
Soerfalb 9lrmenien. Sra llrmia
mel0es, at 9e6oerne al flere muba-
meoanife 2an0sbper, Der pur opbi0-
ie0e al mubameoonife @eiItlige, bar
angrebet oen armeniife 2onosbD
llIelu CO orGbt nogle glrmeniere
Otter balotreoie SimeS aamp bleo
oe iniolerti0 oreune tilbnge al gIr-
menierne.
9allonen nSaoebron0t" fnuOen
Berlin, 16. Sonuar. Ger er bertil
inolobet QleObelelie ON, at gallo-
nen y0il0e6ranot" Der oen 30. De-
cember Iteg op ira Shmargen0ori
og Iioen 6ar p9ret foriounoen, er
6lenen flnoet | en- 81 peo @il6en-
bru6 Gommern. 5 @onoolen fanot
man 2igene al 9allonens TO Bosia-
gerer.
Sor0Ifploet Gentrololien. ST.
EeterSbcrq, 1S. Snnunr. 5or at al
6iplpe 9tsoen oe al sSorolfGluet
biemieete Ggne Gentrolaiien bar
ser oannet Jig en- aonite unoer
Sorieoe al 9eiierinoen. aeileren
6or ifpnfet $4,000 9ubler til bette
6ornlool. aeiierinoen 10000 Stub
fer og Heoe GorS 10000 9fnbler.
Sitnationen Eortugul. 2isiabon,
16 Sanlar. De fripilliae 9atail-
Toner, Der 6leo oannet efter at BE
pnbliffen por bleoen proflameret,
broo 8aar meo Winiifforps /
Spioien og ful9t al flere SuIino
Menneifer fen foran oe forifelliee
Observation-Disclosures og uotrpfte Der
oeres Spn1pati meo oen propilori-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-03

gn onoortet Seiteipgoom optr9oer
for sioen III. Son.) Gbriltiania,
6oor 300 al Opens 5000 @eite Bio
til bar ppret ongre6et al Ben. Zen
bier ii9 iom fore gploer poa Sal
len og oirfer bsi @rao neobrp0en-
oe paa 9prets belle aonItitrtion og
@rbejosebne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-03

9oo 0faoeira er Der / 5i0en =
IL. Sannor forefal0et 217 9iIfpl-
0e og 70 2eo8falo al aolera. 5 oft
par Der til t6. San. forefaloet 1916
3ilfel0e og $50 9s0Sfolo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-03

Song George / Gnglon0 bar np-
Iia pnnoet Ell san iom ban an
lagoe imoo Gopor0 ). 0}plius, for--
81 0enne bap6e u0ipreOt BET 9iD9te,
at 9onsen mems ban BAR 9rinS
al @oles, 5aooe pGret mor9aniif
gift me0 en- 9t0miral SeDnlonrS
3otter. Sprlig 2(0niralens % en-
on0en al bans 9etre5 gioneS6prO
talte flort for aongens 6rifin0elie.
ge0fonlmenoe 9otter al 9lomiralen
6auoe fnapt nof Jet 9on9en.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-03

Sneifre6. Ma0rio t6. Sanuar.
9eo 9nebla 0e @oroon (Prouins
2eon) bar en- 2aoine Itprtet ct Cog,
Der noaen 8io boooe iiooet fat /
Green, neo / en- 6loo og iumtioig
oOe(aot Sern6anelinien og Sele-
grafIeoninaen. S 9liturien li9ger
Sneen fIere Steoer / en- Seioe al 6
Weter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-03

Soerfalo 9lrmenien. Sra llrmia
meloes, at 9e6oerne al flere n1uba-
meoanifr 9onosbper, Der nor opbiO-
ie0e al mubomeoanife @eiltlige, bar
ongre6et Sen armeniife 2an0sbp
llielu CO orGbt noale 9(rmeniere
Otter balotreoie Simes aonp blep
oe imiolertio Oreone tilbaee al slr-
menierne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-03

8rnftaten. 2onoon 80 San. =
Genii0is6e6s- -OoerensfomIten met
lem &c 5orene0e Stoter % Gana0o
cr @enitano for Iipli9 Gr0ftelie
politiife areOie og 8re5ien. 6ri-
banoelsmpnoene angriber ben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-03

5 6reoags mootog ben traaOloie
Sele9roiitotion 9ioerpool ct &ele-
qram ira Gunta 9Irenos / Sp0ame-
rita. Get er en- 9tfItono al tt,700
ailometer eaer 7,270 engelife Nil
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-03

Sobn Mitdea preb Limited Mi
ne Borfers OF 9(merico" bar ben
81. San. peo ct 0ieoe / Columbus,
O., beiluttet, at ct Weblem af 0@e-
bic federation" life fan boloe Weo.
lemsfort / oeres Union. Get bill noe
luffe oeres tioligere YrGiioent 5o6n
Mithea, iom MI bar en- Stilling /
oGipic6eoeraticn", Ser gioer $4,000
ON 9aret. Mitdea ien6te Telegram
til Msoet og proteltereoe, men noen
9tptte. Soao ban oil gere, erten fra-
iige Jig i'm StilIing eller 9aa no
al llnionen, pil ban life u0tale Jig
ON.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-03

100 omfon. @}onilo, I. 6ebru-
ar. = 9lntoIlet al De 0enneifer, Der
omfom iom 6plge al 9ulfonen
(aals llo6ruo, aniloas M til 400.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-03

8piflonos ll0enrigSbanoel. 9er-
lin II. Sanuar. GpifIanos Sno-
feriel 6apoe / 1910 en- @9r0i al
$500 MiQ. Wiorf moo 8,526 Mlill.
Morf 1909. llofetilens gnrOi an-
oroa / 1910 7,467 Min. Marf moo
6,55l Will. Marf 1909.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-03

0tan mener Son 5Srancisco at
ppre fon1net pan Spor efter
5oreoerne al 9pnamitefsploiionen /
v2os 9lngeles 5imes" 9pgningen
BEN I. Ofto6er. 9eteftioer ianot
ben 81. Sml. / en- 9toisbo6 9tpr-
g}pr6eOen al San 6roncisco Serge
Station en- oSuitc0ie", Der meneS
at 6oue tilbort 5. 9.@rpce, en- al
oe mistpnfte. : Suitcaie'en bar
ser baa0e Gpnamit og en- gtefaniS-
me til at beoirfe SprGngnin9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-03

Oct ipnes, iom man ooer aft /
2anoet er oaaonet oo 6ar itillet Jig
paa Gagt imo6 poIitiife 9eltiffel-
ier. Stem 9orf mener M at ifulle
gan / Spioien for at umulig9ere
9eitiffelie af 2ooeiperne. geofom-
men0e aomite ioreilaor, at ben
Mano, ser tiIbpOes @eitiffelie, o9
iom life taaer Jig al at faa ben
ifploige Gerion itraffet, ifal pere
bien1faloen til SugtbusItrof. 2oogi-
oere ifaI, 6pis oe life oil uoiptte
iig for GmbeoSiortabelie, EN- Mulft
af $4,000 og 10 9(ar / Statsfena-
1let, um0errette oereS aolleoer og
glnflagenooofaten ON etbpert SSor-
ieg pnn utilberlig Snoflpoelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-03

6remme0giltermaol. 0lrs. Sair-
banfs, oen tioligere 8iceprpiioent
,Sairbanfs ouitrll, iagbe iorleoen /
glnleoning al Miis @oulos fore
itaaenoe @iitermoal me0 2oro Se-
cies: Seq pil nabent ii9e, at ieg
ipnes life ON, at pore nmerifanife
Gi9er bar ior Sfif at 9iite iig
meo llolpnoinge. Wteoens ieg life
boloer al at fritiiere W9noene, De
pelger - oe bar altio pGret meget
beooaene imoo mig - amer leg
Dem life for iau ugtu9roige ion
Mpno, oisie Bieer finoe finoe ber
benme. 9ettc e9loer iprlig an-
gaoenoe beres pgtelfabelige sSor.
bolo. gn omerifanif Yige, iom pg-
ter en- llolpnoingb er poa Ell Wton-
De gaaet tilbnge. De bar antoget
0iosioealer, iom Den amerifanfe
Mano bar forlaot for noget Der er
afgiort beore."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-03

Situationen i Tortugul. 2iSiabon
16. Saniiar. De iripilliae 9atail-
Toner, Ser 6leo oannet efter at Sie-
publiffen por bleoen proflameret,
oroo 8aar meo Winiifforps /
Spioien og fulat al flere Sulino
Wenneifer fen foran oe forifelliee
Miniiteriolbpgninger og liotrpfte Der
oeres Spnpati meo oen propiiori-
lie Iegering
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-03

Soroifelpet 9entralaiien Ct
Tetersbcrq, 1S. Sanuor. 5or at al
bi9lpe 9isoen oe al SorofGluet
biemiegte Ggne / Gentralaiien bar
Ser oannet Jig en- aomite unoer
Soriaoe al aeiierinoen. aeiieren
bar ifpnfet $4,000 9iubler til bette
6ormaol. aeiierinoen 10000 Stub
fer og Geoe Gors 10000 gubler.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1911-07-19
JOHNSTON LETTER.
Narrow Escape Automobile Ac'
cident, Receptions Galore.
Missionary Rally at Dry
Creek Church.

Mrs. P. G. Stevens and Miss Sara
Stevens are at home from a visit to
Saluda.
Mrs. w. Allen Mobley has gone
to Middlebrook, Va, to visit her
mother, Mrs. Hamilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Epes left last
week for a months stay in Pitts
burg, Va.
Mrs. O. S. Wertz is spending
awhile in Belton with her son, Mr..
Leroy Wertz.
Misses Cora and Iona Mobley
have returned from Langley.
Mr.. Huiet Waters spent last week
in Augusta with his sister Miss An
ME Waters.
Mrs. Elizabeth Smyly is visiting
her daughter Mrs. Pickens Kinard,
near Greenwood.
Miss Rachael Simmons has re-
turned from a visit to Spartanburg
and Charlotte, N. C.
Mrs. Page Nelson Keesee gave an
enjoyable tea on Tuesday evening
in compliment to Miss Carrie Spear
man.
Mrs.. Pedrick, of Gainesville,
Fla, arrived on Monday to visit
her daughter, Mrs. J. W. Marsh.
On Tuesday, a number of ladies
were invited out to dine, and to
greet Mrs. Pedrick.
Rev. and Mrs. Calvin w. Wright,
of Georgia are here on visit to
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Walker re-
turned on Wednesday evening from
their honeymoon in the mountains
of North Carolina.
Mrs. Iona Owdom is spending
awhile at the home of her father,
M Quattlebaum.
Mr.. Ben Wright and daughter
Miss Florence Wright, spent a few
days of the. past week at the home
of the formers father, Mr.. Robert
Wright.
On last Wednesday morning,
while Mr.. M. T. Turner was on a
business trip to Columbia in his car,
he, with the others with him, Mes
srs. H. w. Crouch, J. Howard
Payne and H. E. King, had mar
row escape from death. Mr.. King
who is learning to drive, had taken
the wheel for a short run, and on
nearing a hill, put on too much
speed iand was unable to check
it. The car struck sand bed at the
foot of the hill, and skidded, and
turned completely over. Mr.. King
was thrown a considerable distance
and had three ribs broken. Mr..
Crouch was partially pinned to the
ground and badly bruised. Mr.. Tur-
ner was thrown some distance, but
escaped unhurt, with the exception
of a wrench of the shoulder. Mr.,
Payne fell under the car, with one
side across his neck, and was en-
tirely pinned down. By almost su,
perhuman strength, Mr.. Turner
lifted the car and extricated his
companions. The top of the car was
down and this in a measure saved
their lives. The accident occurred
near Mr.. J. w. Marsb's, and assist.
ance from town was 'phoned for.
The car was damaged some, but the
party was able to use it in return
ing.
! Miss Sara Stevens gave moon
light picnic on Monday evening
at her home near town, and large
party went out to enjoy the hours
with her. After an hour or 80 of
social converse and music, picnic
feast was spread on the veranda.
On Friday evening, Mr. and Mrs.
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Where Golden Rule Goes Awry

A little boy did naughty thing
the other day. He got hatchet
and chopped off the tail of the fam
lily cat. His mother punished him
severely for the barbarous act and
then she tried conscientiously to
make him comprehend its enor-
Bernard" she said, "what is the
Golden Rule?"
do unto others what you would
have others do unto you," he quo
ted glibly.
And did you follow the Golden
Rule when you tortured that poor
cat?"
Il sure did, mamma. If / had a
tail wouldn't want somebody to
cut it off,"
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a delight. If you farm intelligent-
ly, your work will be fascinating,
foryou will be enthusiasticoyer your
progress. To farm intelligently
you must read and watch. You
must get the farm bullesins from
your State and from Washington
and study the chemistry and phi
losophy and mechanics of farm
work.
In such reading and Study the
farm offers the boy a liberal educa-
ton, fol such study broadens his
thinking powers and sets his brain
al work, which relieves his hand
and back and takes from work
much of its burden. To boy
who reads and thinks the farm issa
wonderful educator, for it brings
the boy in touch with the impor-
tant principles of life and of ma
ture. 4,
Inc farm boy grows ND TO DE a
master. He is q master Of . acres,
|of his work, of his farm stock, of
his own destiny.
The farm is the greatest industry
of man. 1t is the farm that makes
the cities, for the cities live to sup
ply the wants of the farmer. The
railroads are built to carry the pro-
ducts of the farm. The factories
depend on the farm trade. Every
thing must turn to the farm for its
living, for the farm is the place
where the living for the race is
made.
You want to be on the ground
floor in the worlds big work, and
that is on the farm. The farm in
your fathers time was not the de-
sirable place it is to be in your day,
for much cheap land inducing farm
ing on such basis as kept prices
of crops very cheap. Free land has
gone, and the world must pay for
its. supplies from this on. That as
sures you good prices for your
work, where your fathers received
much less.
The new conditions will make of
the farm one of the most prosper
Gus spots on earth. 1t will make
the farm not only your pleasant
home, your workshop and your
foothold in the worlds work, but it
will make of the farm source of
such prosperity that there is no
longer any reasonable argument for
the boy to go from the farm to the
town.
But the boy who gets the high
est success on the farm must learn
his trade. He must educate his
hands, which is the least impor-
tant, and his head which is the
most important. He must be a
reader and a thinker. A reader
learns what other men have learned
and set down in books. A thinker
reasons out and applies to himself
what these other men have learned
for him. When the boy learns and
thinks and works he will see that
the farm is still ready to meet him
with unlimited opportunity, for no
man has yet found the limit of his
farms ability to produce.
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Reason for Suspicion.

In country police court recent
ly man was charged with shoot
ing number of pigeons, the prop
erty of farmer.
In giving his evidence, the farm
er was so careful that he even SEEM
ed nervous and the solicitor for the
defense endeavored to frighten him.
Now" he remarked, are you
prepared to swear on oath that this
man shot your pigeons?"
II didn't say he shot them,' was
the carefully worded reply. Il
said l suspected him o doing it."
"Ah, now we're coming to it.
What made you suspect that MANI"
"Well, firstly, l caught him on
my land VII a gun. Secondly /
heard a gun go off, and saw some
pigeons in his pocket-and / don't
hardly think them birds flew there
and committed suicide. Ideas.