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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-20
I'll Weniabeoer os graifer
| Webraifa &rebs.

geO ct msoe, 'om StDreIien for
@ebraita areOs for upIis ofboIot,
bleo gaftOr 5. 81. SanIen, gtapIe.
BURT, antoget til of pirfe | areOs.
misiionens 9ieneite. girfiombeoen |
bans annefs er nemlie bIeoen ON.
oronet noget, ioo gaitor SanIen oil
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-20

glonot 8ioroeene til Sitbileums.
fonoet er Der ueo Scr. 3. Rpgooro,
Go5iI WilIs, Rebr., mootaset $40
fra 8eim. Bros, Qfoe Stoct Som.
misiioners, / Omaha. De baooe tio.
Iieere gioet ct 8iorag til ben oanif.
Iutberife 8irfe pe6 8a5iI NilIs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-20

s o9utberaneren" oplpies, at Den
foreneoe norife airfes 9rofesior.
fono iioen 1892 bar pofiet fra
$77,374.O5 til $t24, 206.25. 5 be
isrite 10 Gar betolte 5on6et $685..
660.1t It'll BrofesiorIen) og / be
fiofte 10 Gar $76,675.33.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-20

Naor 9Gisrne bsnpsnoer fs I'll 6olt, Der
apertereri Is lnbst ,sntsn To- III tsbs bos BEN
sasr fDr at fua Gplpsnine ON bet apsrtsreos,
bebes Ge oltib omtols. at L ioo apsrtisie'
mentet / bette Blab. Get oil pare til gen.
Fibie Jpttt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-20
Gnonn Iiot fra glarsmeoet.

III, q DlUIl Dut WeoUei III
aorsme0et. bar ~peientIig ueret Re-
ierat al Observation-Disclosures
Men pore aarsms0er er 10 life
5orretninesms0er @uos0ros
9reoifen. Gang os 9sn l09sr en-
opientIig Gel al aarsmeoet. On ri
0erfor gennem ct &eierat ifaI oioe
ct 9elbeosbilleoe al @soet, ia MAJ
oct opbneaeliee taees me0.
Get uor imiOlertio oper @pne
Of ~referere oeo ale Rsoerne % ioa
tillige faa Def reierereoe renifrepet
og giort ieroigt ior 9Ia0et. @i BAD
oerfor REQ g%egpu0eIien al 0esoet
ON at iaa. ira 8oIernes egen 9aano,
Gefit og et lille uo0rae al oeres Ia.
le. Den oa fun faa eiterfom Dor
anmooning. fol ri neies meo at
gioe en- Operiigt oOer Be forifelIige
@soer. Der bol0tes, og mooife lot
al 0simesieprpoifenen ON Ssnoa.
gen.
Ter bolotes fslgeuOe 4ften-@uos-
tiaueiter:
0nsoog Qften bnaoe / Sir
fen O. i 9eItet. 5 airfen tolte
Qrqitcrne u. 3. 6anien % 3. 3.
SEMEN, = / 1eltet Z. III. Better.
ien % q. 6. GorIien.
1orsoag u item par Der tun
@eoe / airfen. FrGiterne u. b.
ScbuIt8. 6r. anoerien og u. 4. 5.
3ieIien tate.
6reoag q en- talte 9ralter.
ne 8. u. 9onoo og Sir. 2infer / Eel.
tet og :. Il. Glen og g. u. Bon
90 / airfen.
9er6oa aiten pr9oiteoe Bait.
g. $. 0ailler oe Bot. Gb. d. Sers.
ito / 9eltet og @ait. 20. .. 9ioct
90 Bat. q. 9oieuarO i airfen.
5gn6oo 4iten taIte 4rpiter.
ne ;. q. SEMEN og 5. 5. ailoiig /
3eItet. Sarah Senien og ). q.
9arien ! airfen.
~ De mango acknowledgement oor
en- bel Eel unee @enneifer. 81
Seninn til oisie boIbtes Der Here
II ngoomsmsoer. SooIebes
Gorsbog GitermioOae / airfen, boor
Rr9iterne 81. 7omitop og ). anuo.
len tnlte, og iomme Steb 6re6ag
eitermiooog. BrRiterne 6. Beoer.
len og q. 6. @eismann tnIte. =.
2erone Gftermiobne par Der ling.
oomsmsoe / SfoIens aapeI. Ser
toIte grpiterne s. @ertien % 6.
8~rspenien. Niis Germ % DIR.
5eis ira gbicneo eleoeoe 6oriam.
Iineen meo Soloinnee. Ssnooe 81.
termioone bolotes Der llneoomsms6e
! BET tore5oriomlingstelt Ser tnl.
te gr0iterne 8. y. CIien, 9. Sen.
len oe 8. 8. aier. Riis Germ
elRoebe Der otter De unee meo lin
Gang. Ter bleu optneet et Nis-
.iionsoffer, iom belsb til 272.64
Ssn6oe %6ormioooe bol6-
te Der 8sjmesies@uostieneIte / oet
Itore 9elt. 8nit. g. 6. 6, Sanien
pr96ife6e oper Goeens 3efit, an.
ben 3~efitrpffe, Nottb. 28, IS til
@n6en: oNie er eipen al Wnat /.
!Simmelen oe pna Soroen" o. +. b.
Ter bleo fsrit Iagt gpst pna, al
6orbinoelien meo Seius ariitus er
BET ~ofesren0e for Of tunne pinoe
Menneifer for BAN oe bans fige.
Ser IDENTITIES bno6e til 5orbinoeIie
ee1nem en- eleftriit 3rooo, til1rpets
Hoo j Soroen oe til 8intreet oe
@renene iii 8%eIpsnine al ben pnn.
pegeoe Rsonenoiebeb.
Oct n9ite, 9oleren fremb9ueoe.
Dor, OF ariitus oil oirte genem os.
Oct fommer oerfor an poo, buor me.
get Der er Of ariftus ! os. De
arrItne er 8eroens 8ibeI. Set gpl.
Der oo ON, of Der life er for mango
9rnffeiI ! oenne gibeI. Bnulus
%ifrioer: g9riftus leper ! mig"
0aar ariitls Ieper / os, iaa fan
ban BRUCE os iom fine Reoifober.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-20

eASf ~ iNNNSN ~ A001 Aui
! iioen: ON oeres Sin oar 90 e0er
100 War Ionet. er, iommenIignet
meo Chen, nf ringe getp6ning. meo
G%oigbeoen: oI6eIes ineen = bpo6
ieIoe 9imeipannet nngoor. 9bi et
langt 5oroelip er 10 fun iom giets
@linf MOB epiebeoen.
8i fommer oeO Meoer iamnlen
meo aamIe. fore genner. @i gen.
ncmgoar De gomle 0nee / fortroIia
Samtale. @i iortpaer ON @uos
8grelie meo os 6iotiI. 90 mar ri
iiaer 6aroeI. iDnes 6e tire. fire Da-
&c ION 6ortiIeine poo @inoens Bin
ger, o. ri snifer at fiinne Ieoe
Dem ON igen. OFF, 2ipets. 1ioens
aortbeo! blot en- ieilenoe Somling,
blot iom Fl @soe pan 5senl
IRE 8ina. iogoe Mo5art Ell Sang,
er ~ns6penoige Tor at tunne ppre en-
goo 0uiifer - % 0erun6er ptaeoe
ban paa iii 9rpit i'm 9an6.
o8 in 9oono.
g}en Be ire gegreber, ban oermeo
uiloe antpoe, ipiIIer t%iIoisie en- emo.
M betp0eIigere GoIle ior at funne
rare o9 blioe EN- go6 ariften.
Ger iises, at nnar ct Menneite
uoentet % uiorbere0t fommer /
2iosiare. ifrioer BETS belle Gin, noDn.
Iig ale Dc on6e @erninger, BET bar
be0reoet. iom ct Ipninart ganorama
frem for oct inore Bit - lpninart:
og BOG fan ilige enfelte Rinutter
iorefomme oct iom Elmer, Sioer,
ian trDtfenoe, fnugen0e Iange.
6oao er oct M on0et emo ct umio.
oelbart geuis for Menneifets u II.
oar og ior en- 9iIOPrelie / oct
binii0es.
Den bnis on bar ianet DIN BEG.
ming meo 8uo / Gr6en, 2nier, fan
boerten en- baitig eIler en- Inn9iom
0so ioritprre DIT Sino. 5or o. er
Der nnunIie eet, on OneIie eoer Dig
paa: on tRnfer poo BET eoige Gin
meo bien0e, beoenoe 9engieI.
let itsrite Orb i M~enneifets
Sproe, ineoe 5iIiioien SAINT, er
Sroet +. - San lonet %. ..
!. fort nooebe ban aItioo meo al
lin 8is6om, ale fine flare, iforpe
9onfer. Get er 8eiultatet for ben,
Der for ioeI 8is6om life oil eaer
fon erfenoe CUBS @isoom = Den
8isoom, iom oct enioIoigiie Cubs
Barn Iprer, oe ifsIee bpiIten ben.
ariitne oeo, at Der siOes intet itsrre,
itsnnere. rieere Orb / menneifeIiet
Sprog END Groet: Raabe.
5uor er Del bog iaa trsiteriet at
funne iiee: CUBS Rnaoe er mig
NOT! Sa, 90 bet er life gnrneIee
at noo oertiI, meget Inngt iral
Renueifelist opnaaeIiet er oeri.
mob meo aont at iise: Rin gIiet
er mig NOT - fun at man 90 lsber
ben Reiifo at fomme paa Rant meo
euigbeoen.
Zen, Der giper ger6en en- @lp.
be, itaor bsiere blnn6t Renneifene,
eno ben. Der erobrer 8eroen."
Oct er ofit rietiet not. Nen lllpf.
fen er. at 5olf bor ina nemt pe6 of
forpefsle 90 iommenbIonoe 8eere.
berne : foa mon iiifiet mener, at
bet: ! egte 9etDonine at p9re bel
onifreoen bIon6t Nenneifene, oeioo
MAJ inoeboIoe, at Gems 3orboI6 til
Sub TER ontaees at p0re / noeen.
lunbe toaIeIie 3orfatnine. SoaIe.
bes beober bet i ct digit: 81 noble
beeb is q itep tomaro beooen~, en-
2inie, Der Ifnttes ooeroroentIie bsit
Of ~perbsIiae. iorobunone SiQle, Iom
bar forifoffet zig en- antpOnine al
o@ubfrpetiobebs" -RoIitur.
af, oisie Sforer oe Sfarer of
ieIObeOroene Si9le, Der ineen 0Dbere
Trsit os I~rsitegruno fen6er emo
benne: Def ooar nofl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-20

4tPAANINtt0 4tNA bhRNN Nt1fR@
Gents pr. 9en6e iom 9eifptteIie.
au9e, 6aar oe Suin por paa Fri.
Iiiten, men ina mart be bar fomme
| SIoeterens eIer / 9ocferens SGn.
DER, oar Der IA Gents pr. glnov
| 9eifptteIie pna oct. Spis 6eltrao.
bet por ugilieere Nao for Rnsier.
ne, boorfor iaa &OIO poa NeI,
ae6, 6feif oo Sfinfe. Soorfor life
Iooe ale 5soeporer fomne poa Sri.
Iiiten. aae 5ormerens grooufter
par pao 5riIiiten, men alt oct Bert
tbi oo Roifineri, ban bruate, BAR
Der fra 10 til 221a 9rocent gRroi.
TOLD pno. Zen SCR, ban aoler er
pno 6riliiten, men pao Slien er Der
10 Gents 9oIo pr. Gallon.
Soa bar Der bare 4pijerne til.
baee. Den bpis oe troe6e. at ben
foreilaneoe @eniiOi9beostraftat oil.
oe ifaiie oem biuigere 9rGmosie.
boorai oeres Grpfpapir laoes, ia
oiloe Be 6lioe isroeIie ituffeoe, for.
81 De fonooiife Sfope bporira ben
6rpmosie moatte fomme, Jon Der
Iapes 9opir al, life par unoer 90.
minionitprets aontrol, men unoer
Frooinsitnrcts aontrol % 0erior
ilet fife all0e fomme ino un6er
MISREPRESENTATION geitemmeI.
Ter"
saa oil Vi ic liot al boao aoit
Tiger i Den Gale, ban 6oI6t i gbi.
ca9o i 9srooa5 otte Gage.
@on mprfer itrafS nooet al Den
iomme 6orifei mellem 0e toRpn6s
Caller. iom Der err mellem oeres
Stillinger; ben enc er Senator oq
Ter paa en- ois Stot, ct nit life
Sisrne al 9anSet, oen un0en er
BrGii0ent 90 bar iom ianoan 2ie
for BET heie 2anos Snteresier.
Grpiioenten berger 81. a.: p0por.
Ieoes oil III 6enne Sraftat uirfe
pan 6nrmerne?" San ioorer: So.
naoo logger ina Iangt Roro. at bets
2onoproolSter er in%0ifrpnfet iii
Rug, gpo, SABRE, GortofIer,
aoPg 90 ReieriproOufter. Canada
Tan life anIe ooer en- SietteoeI Of en-
Rrocent al limited Stotes Mnisnu.
ling. Oct apler ineen 8omuIb oe
fun fna @%rsnioger og Snin. 5or
Sioen i%noferer Canada Masier al
al Slogs 5rugt fra bort 2ono.
vi neferer til Canada Inngt flere
emo oi ioar 6erfro. Oct lam.
me gpIser aortofIer, os Dor To-
isriel al Wejeriprooufter til Cana.
90 er femten @oHee itsrre emo ben
fonnoiife SnofsrieI til bort Qon6.
Den eneite SnbfsreIie, al noaen ge.
tponing fra Canada, Tom fon oentes
at bile itiee, er Speoe oa .5opre.
geroenspriien pnn oisie aorniorter
uoenrigs, boor Sperifu6.
oct forbnnbIes o1 inooirfer life pao
Priierne | De Qnn6e, bpor 9Derifu6.
oct fommer ira. Ru er R~ettopriien
pao fanaoiif Speoe riqtignof ON.
trent 10 Gents minore pr guibeI
for grobucenten END Soe6e, iom
er aolet / Rortb 0nfoto, Soitb 10.
foto eaer Rinneioto."
grGiioenten mener ooerbooe6et.
at 8efieIbonbeIen Oil oGre til 5or.
bel for beeee Sioer og oil life Iet.
te 9riien pna Spe6e neo of noaen
getDoning. 1erimo6 oil 8efielbon.
oeIen oeo at u6pi6e 5oripninosfil.
oerne gre PrisIOinsnineerne min.
Ore al Priien pna bore 6~eoeoorer.
Oct er let beeribeligt, of fer man
bare poo De Stnter, Der grpnier
op imo6 CANADA % Der iaen for.
trinsbis poo oonobrueet. ioo er Der
life tort i @eniibigbeben 90
bog: &ooo fan ben pei ifobe2
rien onberIebes. nnor ri Ter poo bet
belle 9nno, os ioa baooe poo aaer.
oe anben Snbutri, ioo oil
man beosmme SenIioig6e6en BELT
anoerleoes.
S Snsoags beb oct | Me6oeIeIier
fra Wnfhinaton, nt Be. iom pr In.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-20

aon 0l life ielo ean 10. inn fon on
itette en- onben Der aoor.
Sao et oirette Spsr9smnoI iii
9iIbsrerne, ON SENS fit SOP OF
BRUCE Dem, oereS epner oe @ioIer.
gteies on meo at laoe oct p9rePr9-
itenSag at pin0e91enneifer? Oh fan
bragg sine SIegtninae % ipOnIise
meo, orage Dem IND UNDER Cubs
0ros SnOflpoeIie.
Otter at Hrpoifenen por iluttet
meo 9en, blep Salmen: yOp 5
9riitne, ruiter eoer4 CIR. 779) iun-
gen, mems Der opto9es ct Differ iii
oor Snoremisiion. SaImen maot.
te hinges ire @anoe. fsr Ofrineen
bier enOt. Ter in6fom $574.08.
Sammen meo opennepnte Offer oeo
l1ngoomsmeoet ON gftermiOOagen
belsb Ssnoagsoiferet iia til$864. 70.
SIR l1ng0omsmeoet ON Otter
miooogen oor Der 9erneouostieueite
Bat. Sdult3 talte til 9ernene.
Gnonu ital ri income ct 1rGf ira
%afifeosmeoet Mauoa9 aften. Der
par opioit Tor @a6et, at Bait. So.
ralo 5enien par blepen ituifet meo
6enipn til airfebpnfe. 5ormonoen
ioo ga, % tom paa ben lonfe, at
ban iommen me6 i'm MenigbeO NOT
funoe giue cen gpnf. Get pirfeoe.
Get tog fun iaa @inutter, isr ale
9pute til airfen por looet, i0et en-
efter en- nnoen ito0 op % fuIgte
5ormnnoens GtsempeI.
aorsmsOct Uor / BET Belle toget
o0c%ror0entIig go0t beiegt. Otter
brad Der er os meo6elt al Dem, Der
foreitoo 9~eipisningen. beipiites Ser
co. 1850 / Sgnoags. screenings.
iesiionerne iuI9tes meo Snteresie.
@uo5tieneiter oglln9oomsmeoer par
talrie beisst.
9lt / alt mo BET iiges. at Der
gif2tnn0smagt iopnnem Meoet. 6or.
honoIingerne isrtes i broberIie
aano. iaa ri iaar baa6e, at bette
Nsoes 6rugt blep en- rig Snoiats
Tor SUBS Rige.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-20

Entered at Blair Postoffce as second
class matter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-20

Get er esentIig fsrIt unoer @uis.
beoens 1aaIeinor, at bette Scribe.
Tic pinoer fin rette Betponine. Gor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-17
Raruad.O Onenf tn EamouD sIusrato

penings in the world had come only al
 echoes from afar into the quiet home. Bu
 in mid July. 17S9 there came new ant startling echoes, the echoes of headlons mad and dangerous feet coming fast.
 Terrible feet were these to force theil
 way into anybody's life for they were feet in blood stained wooden shoes, the feet of wretched slaves suddenly become fearful masters. Ignorance and Want had risen at last in France and the Lords of the Earth, who had lifted no finger tc cure it. deeming that the Lord of Crea- ton had apportioned it Divinely, were down in the dust, under the feet of the raging devil of mob that they and theil noble ancestors had moulded so assid. | uously.
 The burning Bastile was the beacon fire that told the world that the long suppressed storm had blackened the skies at last, that at last the long damned sea had risen. When the great stone grave fell, the stone grave to which the ricl
 and powerful had consigned their living enemies. there began that cruel reckon ing that never in the history of the world has failed to come at last to the oppres- sors, the monstrous reckoning that is en- forced by the smitten when he becomes
 the smiter, when the fear and submis- sion and misery in starved hearts become triumphant hate.
 The echoes remained echoes still ir Lucie Manette's quiet home. Through | IL, of sea, they remained echoes, though ever coming closer, ever sounding louder menacing, headlong. Then they burst into her life.
 There came to Tellson's Bank in Lon don, the headquarters of all the French | refugees, q letter that was addressed "Very pressing. To Monsieur heretofore MT. Lorry, the bank manage, Dr. Mar- cites oldest and dearest friend, asked Charles Darney if he ever had heard of or seen such person in London. Darnay re- piled that he could deliver it, took it, and as soon as he was alone, read 1t.
 That night, after day of agony though never of duobt or hesitation, he sat up | late and wrote long letter to his wife | after she had gone to bed. He told her 1 that he was in reality the Marquis St.
 Evremonde; that he had been brought by | his mother to the full knowledge of the cruelty of his race; that he had sworn | to her when she lay dying that he would do all that in him lay to right the wrongs | that they had perpetrated, to give back to the suffering people under their rule some part of what had been wrested from 1 them He told how he had striven to l do this when at last the family posses sions came to him; how he had entrusted an agent with the mission and had sur rendered everything so far as the laws would let him. Then he told her of the , letter that had come to him. It was from the Prison of the Abbaye in Paris. His | agent, Gabelle, had been seized by the | people. To his defense that he had acted | for the interest of the people and not | against them, his accusers replied that lie | had acted for an emigrant, prescribed un- der the laws. and they demanded to know where that emigrant was For the love of Heaven, of justice, of generosity, of l the honor Of your noble name. suppli- cate you. Monsieur heretofore the Mar
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-17

Title Of next Sundays article: Dickens Most sunny Character: Mary Tapley.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-04-20

Boys are not naturally selfish
and every mother who has not
wiling efficient helper in her
boy, is herself to blame, and
must not only suffer TIE conse-
uueLces Of htr mistake herself.
but the future wife will have
them to bear also. For your own
sakes, mothers, and for the
future wives of your boys, spare
no pains to impress upon them
the magnitude of woman's work.
After they have been accustomed
to helping in all the ways they
can about the house, land there
are few things they will not be
the better for having learned to
do) they will not think house
keeping just puttering around"
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-04-20

People always speak we'll of a
boy who minds his own business
and wro seems to be disposed to
be somebody in time. This is q
queer world; '',ma1y''people are
watching us, and help often
comes when and from whom We
least expect. Confidence is the
safe in which mea often deposit
rich treasures and as you prove
worthy so will your reward Ut
success be, There is ia reward
success, which none but those
who strive can enjoy. Deserve
success and it will come.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-04-20
To make your'home happy, see

To make yonr-home happy. see
that you make your wife feel
that your affection and tender
ness for her are in .on degree
diminished from the day
you first sought her. Do
not let her when YOU can
avoid it, to sit alone and
so out walking alone You would
not have done so once upon a
time, "Do not reserve al your
blandness and fragence for
strangers or casual acquaintance
| There are some men, Judging
from whose out-of- doors man
ners, it would seem that nothing
was left to be desired, who are
nevertheless, of the urso major
tribe at homo; men who keep
their pleasant waysgenIal smi' :
and cheerful words for company
and who can only be silent or
peevi,h and exacting with their
wives Have such men any just
reason to complain that their
homes are not happy.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-04-20
SOFT SNAP.

A farm of 60 acres, lying 6 mi
south west of Norwood in Sec.
ton II r. IA Township q, There
is IS acres in cultivation, a good
orchard, Is bearing Apple trees,
rs bearing Peach trees, A good
three room house, story and
half. Good concrete cellar near
house good well near house,
good log barn, good smoke house
good hen house, a fine farm for
any one seeking good location
Near School house, and Church
handy. Good neighbors.
Price 81 900 For further
particulars call on or write Mr..
Drew Ryan, Macomb Mo r. F.
D, NJ. /.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-04-20
QUESTIONS TO BE ANSWER
EDDY THE ONE MAN
THEORY ADVOCATES.

Isl Who did Cain fear when he
was banishea into the land OF
:Tod:
2nd. What was the forbidden
FRUIT.
3rd. Who was Gains wife?
4th, Who was the Sons OF God
and who was the men spoken OF:
5th What caused the great curse
that was between the Jews and
the people Of Ashlod? Spoken OF
in CARA 9 y Also in Nechamiah'
(13-25-25)
9Th. Why was ting gospel of un'
circumcision committed to Pau
and the gospel Of circpmcisio'
to Peter:
7th Why after Paul had preached
seventeen years TO the gentile'
and went up to Jerusalem an
under the teaching OF the lively
Apostles he had to obey the law
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-04-20
TAKE NOTICE.
DEAR FElTNIS

Don't think becus5 Mt loo tea in city thai We
can't goods city price or less High rents bly, salaries
large expenses must all be made from the profits OF cty
business.
And vow trade there you must not forget that you pay
for the privilege of doing luis different with US ana the
fact that our business is continually increasing Is amp
evidence that people appreciate the advantage OF trads
with u.s. Our expences small and are our profits IN
the CITY large and profits are in proportion
When YOU buy froma mail order house you have to ray
The Express or Postage small quantity and The hates
Arehsh Wa buy in large quantities and freghtsa small item
When YOU spend dollar in the City that dollar gone from
this Vcrty when you spend it with us part or
STAYS here and is into axabepropey and there
fore aids your schools your churches your com
munity at ltrge
Please remember that the buyer of this firm is never
sleepy stupid or Indifferent when he buys bargains that Will
Weld us small profit and you money We can supply
YOU with all they have general store call on us ee' e
worth of your monay in dry go1s Groceries Fetboos
and Shoes Hats and: Caps g.
Yours Respectfully.
&C PARIS Brushy knob Mo-
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Home Circle
Column.
IT \ MAN.DIE SHALL He
LIVE AGAINH

Back of the happiness of the
season at Easter lies the hope Of
the soul, the augmenting Ger
tainty with which man answers
this question. 1t is one of the
Oldest Of all questions. In the
morning glow of time, by the
fields of Egypt and the plains of
Cbaldea, men sought to solve the
mystery. The Indian talked OF
hunting grounds, and the man of
business in Chicago and London
drops his papers on his desk and
finds himself wondering whether
he will have any part or know
ledge in the life that will 50 en-
when he is gone.
The search fayors not at all SUI
perstition. The adventof science
has tot served to make it any less
pressing. The only difference is
that men cease to be satisfied
with superficial answers. At
heart the race beats as one here;
it feels that Immortality is its
right; it's whole theory of life is
built on bis; we live by lie faith
of an unendiug life.
| TIE word Easter is almost
synonymous with happiness, but
happiness of all are those who
have thu Easter vision, which is
1.-THE vision of a living Christ
Easter day is the celebration o
the resurrection of FOUR Lord
who !iveth and was dead, and il
alive for evermore. That is tn
old, yet ever new, the preciou
Easter truth, "a living Christ,
to give new life through the hop
of Immortality. Where is tn
sting of death or the victory Q
the grave, with the expectatio
IF a world beyond?
Love is ever asking the ques'
ion. Friends may die, but frien(
ship lives. We have said on
Ifarewells, but the longing t.
their faces does lot dim. Fatt
ers and mothers are cherishin
1.-The hope of a day yet to daw
when the old home ties will t
knit again. Hearts that al
: heavy with the sorrow of Ia.
word Of a silent voice will see tt
1star of hope through the biurrin
of tears. = We have written tn
hope in all the beauty of our cen
eteries. in loves memorials. v
accept it as our every da
r thoughts:
In some lives, those that ha,
meant most for this world. the
has been a steady consciousne
of another world and a ]arg
re life-a sense Of Immortality. 4
OF the teachings Of Jesus stal
out with this background Of
N mans life as reaching far
yond the dust And so, VIII
the gloom of the grave gather
about him. those who knew h
N best saw in it but the pro mise
70 another day and soon they sa
as never before. how gloric
Sc and how real the fact Of the
nd that cannot taste of death
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Nothing keeps the heart so
fresh'and young, saves 10 from
bitterness and corrosion through
the cares and conflicts and disap.
pointments of life, as the daily
enjoymen of a happy home.
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QUESTION NO. 80.

Please let some preacher har-
monize the following scriptures.
Matt. $50 and 1st. John 4-l5
e. ". Sharpton,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-04-20

Bro. Garrett what is the Wine
press spoken OF in the Bible?
Mary Crcnk.
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Ed. CREssET tell your readers
thee difference between the 4
deemed and Ransomed lisa. IS.
Jane Keys.
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QUESTION, NO, 20