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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-14
Gn nng oanif 2erer

meo goo 2prerefsamen, TO aors
proftiif 8irfiombeo peo en- Gealifo-
lie, boorfra baues gobe anbefalinger,
iamt ct @ars lloonnnelie peo 29rer.
bpiifolen | &~sbenbaon, igger efter
I. Suli. glaos peo en- oanif Menig.
be6 eGer Seiifole | amerita. Eli.
biio ienoes inarelt muligt til
29rer s. 81. Seniem granogaaro,
Np Garlsberepei SRI,
Gebenbapn 9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-14

- 5 p~olitiif Senieenoe bbrer De til
0omineon Of Canada, 9pitoiitrifter'
he til Heip 5oun0lan0.
II Misiionen / 2abrabOr.
I. Misiionen / Ga Bra.
Dor, boormeo ber menes De m96-
rife YrsoreS Misiion, er Ell @fleg-
ger Of Misiionen / @rgnIano.
9re0rene, Der be9pnOte 0ere8 Wis.
lion / @renlano / 1888, bar al
ben Menin9, at @ifimoerne j. @r6n-
lnno Dnr fommen 0ertil ira 4meri.
ia, og at Der oerfor rimeli9bis bar
en- 9eoning al @ifimoer / amerifa.
Wottb9us Stacb, ell al Risiionp-
rerne / @renlanO, Isgte 0erfor at
iinoe Ell 2eiligbe0 til at fomme til
9u0ions gap, men for99oes. @n
Gel 9reOre / 2on6on, ion1 oelte
o%oern90nte anifuelie, uoruite6e
iammen me0 noele Denli9iinoe0e
aebmGnO, ct San0elsifib iom iful.
De gao til oSerra 2obraOor", JON De
falOte 9an0et, og BAD @ren Gin.
5en6orf ON at ienoe 8re0re me0
Sfibet, ionn fun0e pr90ife @pan.
8eliet for Se0ningerne. @n 6ol-
lanOif StDrmono, Gbriltion @rbar0t,
Der banoe ppret meo .9oalfongere
og bei6gt 9rg0remiSiionen8 Citation
/ @rsnlano og Der lert llo9et @ren-
lanoif, tilbe0 Jig at gaa meO Sfi.
bet JON Golf, og 4 9r6Ore erfl9re.
&c iig pilIige til at oaa meo, neo.
l9tte Jig ! 2anOet, lere Sproget og
orbejoe blanot &e0ningerne.
2. @reO 3in5en0orf Ser life bar
aloo oeo oenlte Sammenblan0ina
al SonOel o9 Mission, Diloe life
binore 6oretagenoet - oa 0en IL.
Noi 1852 aigif Sfibet ira 2on-
bon. 9rporene tog meO Jig ct 9us,
De 6aooe tilbug9et, en- 9oa6. Ager.
erngSreoifaber o9 Geo al forfeit
lige SlagS. Gen 81. Sui 1852
lanoeoe Sfibet / Ell 9aorl, Ger emo
MI faloes Ri8betS 9apen. Ser
bellutteoe De at neoi9tte Jig, rejite
9uiet, iom De foIote &offent.
Den 8. September Orog gr6art
me0 Sfi6et lengere moo Roro for
at 6on0le me0 @ifimoerne, iom ban
laa temmeIig 9oOt futOe acre Jig
foritaoelig ior. De fom til Sfi6et,
men tnr0e life fomme ON 9or0, oa
De Ioa 9e5ierne. De IoffeOe @r.
barot til at islge Dem meo ire
Ofano / Ell 9aa0, men ubenp6net.
San orog meo Dem, men 5oerfen
0f9to eller 9ano ien0tes til6age.
a%optainen pao Sfibet bonoe life
Here gaaoe, iaa ban funoe life len.
De WfGne for at lie eiter De bort.
9ongne. San 6roe tilbo9e tif9offenf.
bal og befla9e0e Jig oOer, at ban
bdOOe miltet line beolte 5oIf, ioo
ban life funoe fsre lit Sfib til6oge
til England. San onertaIte oerfor
greorene til at goo meo ON 8oro
og ieile tilbage til ENGLAND / oct
Saa6, at De npite Nor funoe oenoe
tiIbage til 6eres Sus / 2abraoor.
@reO 3in8enOorf oor uoillig til
at ien0e flere 5olf til 2abraoor, for
man pioite, booo Der bar blepen al
De lem. st Sfib, JON git BERTH
bet n9ite &ar, braete ben gfterret.
ming. at man bab6e funoen og be.
9raOet Ell Gel al De bortfomne. 90
ct anoet Sfib bragte 9li0, at ogioo
6uiet nor s0elagt.
Vfan opgao MI Eanfen ON at
oripe MiSiion / 2o6rooor.
(6ortipttes.O
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-14

life bobe anbettot at Oro og Tpion.
nementer UNDER en- ioa6onS filoring.
90 enoelio beunorer ieg oct pro;
ietiife aloriDn, iom gibeIen beifri.
ner. st iao0ant uoinn ira oct gamIe
1eitomente, Der bar befreftet Tia
og er fnlofommen UNDER oct nDe, og
Get, Der enonu itaar uopfplot, pe9en.
ee no imoo Gagenes @n0el SOor
iornnoerIigt iloe groieterne8 6or.
noiieelier til / oeres @nfoltbe0er,
ifsnt man paa 6orboan0 mootte
fro, oct uor nmuligt. Og bpor er
oeres gilleoer rommenoe ior Ben
9~irfelia6eo, De fornoiiger. Seq ifoI
Eliot n9One ct enfelt Gfsempel. BRO.
feterne bor foruoiogt 9abpIons,
gegpptenS og SeruiolemS timber.
gang. Wen De Burger forifellioe Oil.
leoer o%erfor. On Babylon oorslcs
ber; ben ifal ioreao JON en- Ster,
Der ienfes / 9ouet. Om 9Goppten,
at oct ifol fnIteS BEN JON ct 9ig paa
@arfen, iom 8pr og 5ugle ifal ier-
herriOe. Oten Seruialem ifoI ioraon
iom ct SAB. man oen0er ON % Of.
tsrrer.
Babylon foriDonot iom en- Sten /
@auet, man fenote / 9lortuiinoer
life oen8 Ste0. 9Gqpptens 2igoer.
oen er befenot, oets gornle Crane
og Winoesmprfer ranes mn al 9i.
reimbursement ira Ben 9anife Soro.
9ritiif 0iuieunl fan iortpQe 0eroml
Uaen SeruIolem, boor er oct beteq-
nenOe meo 6aoet, Der uen0es ON.
Scr S00ernes STAB, in9elt Seeming
maatte fomme Der; efter ll%noergan-
gen Seonin9ernes 9p, liitfet for
Ssoerne. Oct belle er iaa rnoerligt
o. iergeligt oenot ON.
@n Sing ifaI Der nppnes: at De
mere lln0eriegelier paa mango
9nnfter bar itaoieitet 8rofetiernes
9eingti96eO, boor man til Gfsenl.
pei paa Gationalismens 9io mente.
at De baooe taoet ieil. De 9amIe ai-
leifriiter, JON man bar tpoet / pore
Gage, 6erer 8ionesbpr0 berom. 9o-
leren n9Dner Der ct enteIt gfsempeI
pe0rSrenoe Spanoommene ON 9e.
bufnoneier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-14
Srinitatis seminariurts
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Sm 9rpbrefirfens Misiion |
Gabrnopr.

6oreorag paa8rinitatis Seminorium
10. Morts 1911.
af Brof. q. 9. q.
|. vi ifal / @ften gsre 9efen0tifo6
me0 en- Wisiion, iom boo0e bsrer
til De Gl6re proteitontiife Mi8iioner
og til en- al Dem, Der font Den life
er bperfen itor eaer rig, %dIligeoel
69rer 8i0ne ON, bpoo Apoitelen
Tiger: o8or Gro CT ben SER, JON
bar ooerunnoet gerOen", og o8roen
er uirfiom | 9Grlig6eo". Sertil font
mer for os Qanife ben ipregne Om.
itGn0igbe0, at oenne Misiion mer
emo nogen on0en ifploeS en- 0anif
Mono, at oen bleo til 8irfelig6e0.
Seq meller Mi8iionen bIon6t gifi.
nloerne / 2nbraoor.
,. Sn0en ri fommer til at tole ON
oenne uanifeIi9e @iSiion, oil oct
baOe i'm 9etpOning, at ri Ter os
ON i 2an0et o9 bIan0t oct 5oIf,
iom Den gioIot. 0e boerfen oct enc
eaer oct on0et al oiSie to er iurlia
tiltalenoe.
/. Sanoet.
1 0oun. Set i6rite Iauli pao
Den Gel al 8erOen, ri Der ifol babe
meo at 9sre, er $ eIIuIano eQer
SeIlelnnO, buffet paa nliopren-
De Danif oil iige oct iomme iom 0e
itore Stenilo0ers Gan .5a-
gen er nemlig ben at 6a Crit oen
robes Ssn, 2eif @ritien eGer Qief
Den lDffeli9e, iom ban iioen falotes,
De0 aor 1000 intte no ira @rgn-
Iano mc0 Glib og 30 Nono for at
iinoe oct Sano, iom 8iorne 8eriuli-
len paa lin Geiie ira Rorge til
@rsnlnno bnp6e Jet, men life I'M
OerIegt, fom De paa Neiien moo
Sgoneit iorbi ilere2onoe, al 6oilfe
incomes SeQelono eaer oct nuoprenoe
@abraOor. Sen off 0e / 2an0o men
ianot life @r9s nogef Ste0, men
oerimoO tore Ssbr9er in0e / Gan.
oct og itore SteniIooer. Ser BAR life
oprot at u9re, % De orog pioere,
fom til ct 2ono, iom oe falOte
Nt arflon6, ior0i oct par illlot
al Sfop, %piitnof oct nlloqrenoe 30
oo.Scotio. Ser bar belIer life oprOt
at opre, borior De orog pioere %
fom til &inlano, oct nio9renoe gleiu
England.
Den Nor0boernes Oporogelie
al amerifa elf / @lemme. Op0oge.
rem | npere Sio of bette 2ano er
Seboitian 9obat, Der / 1897 fom
til Refu-5 ounOlano og SeIIulano.
Oct nuo9renoe 0obn lfal 2onoet
baoe faaet efter en- Batter la Bra.
bore, Der oreo 5iiferi pan apiten.
anore mener, at Napnet TANNER
fro Bortu9ol, bbortil gortereol /
@aret 1900 meobragte nogie S1O-
lanere ira bette SonO, og Song Snt-
manuel bar ioa tilireos meo oeres
Sterrelle og Stprfe, at ban bar bis
poa, of ban bab0e iiiIot 0~erre0smme
ooer en- ny SlaoefDit, bporfra @r.
6eioere funoe u0iereS til De portll-
giiiife &olonier. 9obraoor ifilIoe GA
beipoe arbeioer eler Slaoelan0et.
2. Notur Labrador err ct al
De melt poe og foloe 2onoe / Ser.
Den. Get er ct alippelono, 6uis
apiter fappes meo Rorge oG @rsn-
Iano. Oct SnOre er iill6 al SsbrGer
% pRloige aIippebloffe. 3. 6loooa.
lene finoes Ell pppig Sfoooefit. ali.
maet er ialminoelig folot. Sfent
2anoet li1oer paa iamme 9reooe
iom Ganmart, bar oct gilter ira
September til SUM, 80 @r. unoer
Zero er Den ip0panliee 9emperatur
ON ginteren, men 90 2uiten er bsi
% tor, fsles auIoen life iao it9rft.
Den forte CONNER, ierlig I BET in.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-14

Nen oeo Sioen al oct unoerful.
De, bar 9ibeIen no9et, iom moo
foIoes nnberliat. Get bsrer til I'm
oernes 8eroen. Men ON bette g9l.
Der oct, at oct 10 per fommer an
paa, / bUilfen ann0 man lpier lin
9ibcl. Sar man fsGot % ~erioret 10.
get al @uOs Storbeo % Magt, oct
iiore lln6er meo oenne unoeriuloe
geroen % oct itsrre timber / Sie.
lens o9 aanoenS 8eroen, ioa ipill.
Der De l1noere, bporom 9ibelen en-.
feitois fortpGler, 10 mo til Smoa.
ting, boor m9rfelige De fan ppre.
Nen Der finoes 10 ioo mango
Wo6iieelier / 9ibelen, Tiger man.
8i fan BOG life fro paa en- BOG,
Iom toler inio0 iig ielp. Seq ifol
berom iige: at ON De ileite al oisie
Wo6iigelier 99Iber oct, at De ilet
life finoes, noa man Ter rigtigt til.
st @fsempel: Der itaor ct Steo, at
@uo fan life angre, og ct anoet
Steo: iaa angrebe oct @uo, at ban
bopoe ifobt ger6en. Soilfen Mob.
iigelie, Tiger aritiffen. Men Sono.
beoen er Den, at oct iomme ll0trpf
itoor for TO ioritellige gegreber.
Sub fan life ongre, foroi ban life
fan foranore JIG, men init ioroi ban
life fan bet, maa ban pnoie lit Sor.
BOLD til De Wenneifer, Der ior.
onorer oeres 5orbol0 til 5am. 90
bette betnoer Or6et / oct iioit npnn.
te 9ilfploe.
Wen Der er nirtelige Mooiigelier,
BOG bel a. mGrfe | De Ting, iom
life fommer oct itore Spsrosmaal
ne6, ON 9ibelen fan gsre mig bis
til Soligbeo peb Sroen poa Seius
ariitus. Der Itoor ct Steo. at Den
blinofeote iao oeit for Serifo, ct
onoet, at BON lao oft for Serifo.
Der Itoar bos en- al epaneelilterne,
at Bilatlis afiasoe 3ommen oper
Seius ST. IL, bos en- anoet1, at sc.
Jus oaereoe bleu forsfeitet al. II,
bos en- anben, at Seiils aIereoe
bleD forsf9itet ST. 8. 9eage Dele
fan life uare rietiee; men ON ois.
ie noperensitemmelier 9elbet oct, at
be life pebrerer bet, Der er 0Rrnen
oeSnoboloet al oct belle: 8eileonin.
gen oe g~ionesbproet ON bam, Der
er fommen til geroen for at gsre
Spnoere ialiges)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-14

= 8i faar moaife 2eiliebeb til ie
mere at iiotale os liot nsiere ON oct
te Hunft. Neo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-14

Seq oiloe gerne nleo bette Sore
brag baoe gioet ct lille gi6rag til,
at 9ibelen blep elifet og Lrugt |
Siemmene og | Wenigbeben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-14

Soet ri betoHer til ooenitoaenbe MeoOeleIie fra
Sr. goitor q. @iiniter, iom foreitoar ReOaftiOnen of
ariiteIiet 5oIfebibliOtbef, tiGnoer ri os at gsre Dem
befen6t meo Sn6boIoet al oe gsger Iom biotiI er no.
TONNE.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-02-23
nemory Re~snss I,tuzr~ss.

II '.Soze Letters ard Thelr Writ
era" By Ellen Terry. IN The MareA
AeCIuross. Ms Terry tells % - e.
calient piece % advice gtven hs~ -
the Bishop og Ripoa:
Il remember telling the BEaAop o.
glpon that I envsed hirz be spssadId
memory. Il seem to remember .
thing quite YELL I told nlsn: thea
I get frightensd-'
The Bishop said: That's the
worst thing you can do Memory u
= very delicate organ. and resents
IIstrust..
II am afraid ! must often have
provoked my memory 10 resentment.
when was young and in . pet.
| prayed. Lord. teach me TO forget
Now am old and in December.
! pray. Lord. teach me 10 remen-
ber.'"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-02-23
GOOD HEALTH RESOLUTIONS.

Resolution No. i: I will try
to become more intelligent concern
ing my body says Doctor Jean Will
liams in Woman's Home Companion
for January, looking with greater
respect upon my physical resources
and trying to realize more fully that
upon them the force and success of
my life largely depend.
Resolution No. q: I will arrange,
il possible, to supply sufficient pure
air for every breath I take, thus bet
ter to combat every source OF disease
that might attack me, to improve my
chance for long life and to increase
my efficiency.
Resolution No. 8: will be kind
er to my digestive organs, avoiding
ali excess and not asking them to
struggle with food for which they
have repeatedly shown antagonism.
Resolution No. 4: will treat
my brain and nervous system with
greater consideration. and fifty-six
hours OF each week shall be devoted
to sleep.
| Resolution No. 5: will try TO do
in eight hours as much hard work as
should do in one day.
Resolution No. s.: will devote
at least two Of the tWenty-four hours
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-02-23

Travel via Raleigh Union Station)
and Norfolk Southern Railroad, to
and From ALI Points in Eastern
North Carolina.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-02-23
SHORT RULES FOR YOUNG CHRIS
TIANS

DR.. w. M. Anderson, DID,, pub
fishes the following, which will be
helpful to any young Christians who
care to be plainly reminded Of their
everyday duties and ideals:
Cd Never neglect daily private
prayer; and when you pray, remem-
Der that God is present, and that He
hears your prayers. (Heb. 11:6.)
(2) Never neglect daily private
Bible-reading; and when you read,
remember that God is speaking to
you, and that you are to believe and
act upon what He says. I believe all
backsliding begins with the neglect
CT those two rules. John $500
CD Never let a day pass without
trying to do something for Jesus.
Every night reflect on what Jesus has
done for you, and then ask yourself:
What am doing for Him? (Matt
5:13-16)
(4) If ever you are in doubt as to
a thing being right or wrong, go to
your room and kneel down and ask
Gods blessing upon it. (Col. 3:17.)
If you cannot do this, it is wrong.
(Rom. 14:23.)
(5) Never take your Christianity
from Christians or argue that, be-
cause such people do so and so, there
fore you may. G. Cor. 10:12.) You
are to ask yourself, How would
Christ act in my place? and strive
to follow Him. John 1O:27.)-
Co Never believe what you feel
if it contradicts Gods Word. Ask
yourself, Can what I feel be true, ii
Gods Word is true? And if both can
not be true, believe God, and make
your own heart the liar. { Rom. ga;
1 John $40, 11.)-The Presbyterian
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-02-23
KEEP-HAPPY RULES.

It is one thing to be happy-for
IAN hour, day, a week. But it is
quite another matter to keep happy.
"A few little keeps" have been sug-
gested as guide-posts along the way
to that big keep which means SO
much not only to ourselves. bnt to
sall who may come within our reflect
ing radius:
Keep cheerful. Hunting trouble
ruins more nerves than trouble when
lit arrives.
Keep alert. Mental ruts make more
hypochondriacs than does over
wrought Imagination.
Keep physically active. The inert
woman who hates to move is usually
ane greatest GROWER about her
nea1t1l.
Keep clean. The close connec-
zion between the pores of the skin
and good health is not considered
carefully enough.
Keep interested. There is nothing
like a lad or an object in life to put
aches and pains into the background.
Keep busy. The Satanic mischief
provided for idle hands is better
known than the physical mischief
that hounds the woman with time te
think about her health.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-02-23
A WORD TO THE BOYS.

The late King Edwards famous
surgeon, Sir Frederick Treves, gave
these valuable suggestions to the boys
of England:
Boys, don't bother about genius,
and don't worry about being clever.
Trust rather to hard work, perse-
Verance and determination. The best
motto for long march is, Don't
grumble. Plug on You hold your
future in your own hands. Never
waver in this belief. Don't swagger.
The boy who swaggers, like the man
who swaggers, has little else that he
can do. He is a cheap-jack crying
his own paltry wares. It is the emp
ty tin that rattles most. Be honest,
be loyal, be kind. Remember that
the hardest thing to acquire is the
faculty of being unse1fish. As a quail
ity, it is one of the finest attributes
of manliness. Love the sea, the ring
ing beach, and and the open down,
Keep clean body and nd."-The
Travel Magazine.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-02-23
MARK TWAIfs'S TRIBUTE TO HIS
DAUGHTER.

In Harper's for January Is printed
the last thing that Mark Twain wrote
-z touching and beautiful tribute to
mis- daughter Jean, who died just one
year ago. 1t was written on the day
of her death. He says:
Jeans dog has been wandering
about the grounds. to-day, comrade-
less and forlorn. 1 have seen him
from the windows. She got him from
Germany. He has tall ears, and looks
exactly like a wolf. He was educat-
ed in Germany, and knows no lam
guage but the German. Jean gave
him no orders save in that tongue.
And so, when the burglar-alarm
made a fierce clamor at midnight a
fortnight ago, the butler, who is
French and knows no German, tried
in vain to interest the dog in the sup
posed burglar. Jean, wrote me, to
Bermuda, about the incident. 1t was
the last letter l was ever to receive
from her bright head and her COM
petent hand. The dog will not be neg
Kected.
OCI6 was never hluuCI nSdI
than Jeans. From her childhood up
she always spent the most of her al
Iowanee on charities of one kind and
another. After she became secre-
Ttary and had her income doubled
she spent her money upon these
things with free hand. Mine, too,
e am glad and grateful to say.
She was loyal friend to all ami
mails, and she loved them all, birds,
beasts, and everything,-even snakes
-aa inheritance from me- She knew
all the birds: she was high up in that
lore. She became member Of vari-
Gus humane societies when she was
still a little girl-both here and
abroad-and she remained an active
member to the last. She founded
tso or three societies for the protec-
ton Of animals, here and in Eu-
rope.
She was an embarrassing secretary
for she fished my correspondence out
of the waste-basket and answered the
letters. She thought all letters de-
served the courtesy Of an answer.
Her mother brought her up in that
Kindly error
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-02-23

Frederick ". Roserxson was once
ed On moral courage: To stand
wtsh ssulie upon your fkse. against
. stake from which yoa e&nrcs get
away-that- 10 doabs. II heroic Bat
true glory Ia not resignation 60 the
Inevitable. To stand unclaimed. wiih
perfect liberty 10 20 away. held oniy
By the higher claims Of duty. and let
the tira creep up 70 the heart--this In
herossm-"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-02-23
THE COMMONPLACE.

1o6 bless the commonplace! We
strain and fret
Through searisome and unproduc-
tire days.
Striving TO carve new degtinies. or
a trail through unaccustomed lands.
we Let
The feverish years possess us. and
forget,
In our tense seeking for untrod-
den ways,
Ths common heritage. nor care TO
Affairs to dear. familiar things-and
yet
wAen shadows lengthen and the
busy hum
OF Life falls family on nalf-hear-
Ing ears,
With sision dimmed and feeble step
We come
Back to the homely joys OF by
gone years
Love and a hearthstone and a dear
worn face.
And through our tears we bless
the commonplace!
Blanche Goodman, in Outlook.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-02-23

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For the proud-humili-tea.
For the sinner-morali-tea.
For the guilty-immuni-tea.
For the Observation-Disclosures.
For the servant-civili-tea.
For the damaged-indemn
For the ust-infiexibili-tea.
For the wavering-stabili-tea.
For the solemn-jolli-tea.
For the victor-magnanimi-tea.
For the candidate-majori-tea.
For the fictionist-probabi
For the omaniac-rari-tea.
For the foolish-sagaci-tea
For the baker-securi-tea.
For the aeronaut-intrepidi
Weekly.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-02-23
Schedule in Effect January Goth.

N. B.-The following schedule
figures published as information only
and are not guaranteed.
Trains leave Raleigh
9:15 p. M, daily. might Express"
Pullman Sleeping Car, for Norfolk.
6:15 a. M, daily, for Wilson, Wash
ington and Norfolk; Parlor Car be-
tween New Bern and Norfolk.
6:15 a. m. daily, except Sunday,
for New Bern via Chocowinity.
500 p. m. daily. except Sunday,
for Washington.
Trains arrive Raleigh
1920 a. m, daily-11:20 a. m-,
daily except Sunday, and 500 D. M.
daily.
Trains. leave Goldsboro-
1915 p. m, daily, Might Express"
Pullman Sleeping Car for Norfolk.
via New Bern.
7:15 a. M, daily. for Beaufort and
Norfolk-Parlor Car between New
Bern and Norfolk.
$3.50 p. M, daily, for New Bern.
Oriental and Beaufort.
For further Information and reser-
vation Of Pullman Sleeping Car
space, apply to D. v. Conn. Travel
ing Passenger Agent. Raleigh, N. G..
w. w. CROXTON.
General Passenger Agent,
Norfolk. Va.
w. r. HUDSON,
General Superintendent,
Norfolk. Va.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-02-23
THE "PUTITOFFs."

NJ friend have you heard OF the
town of Yawn,
On the banks of the River Slow.
Where blooms the Waitawhile flow
or fair,
Where the Sometimeorother scents
the air,
And the soft Goeasys grow?
1t lies In the valley OF Whatstheuse,
In the province of Letitslide,
That tired feeling is native there
cts the home of the listless l don't
care,
Where the Putitoffs abide.
Selected.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-02-23

Keep your feet warm Mere cold
In taken through the ankles than in
any other way. 20 do not run In low
shoes all winter.
Keep away from drugs Walk more
and take medicine less.
Keep curb on your appetite Over
eating Is the menace OF the age
Keep out OF debt. There - moth
Ing like money trouble to worry one
TO death. Care will kill the nine
lived cat. and what gives more care
than q budget OF debts with no mon
ey to settle?
Keep smiling.-The Continent