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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-09

lets Sag. 5erIt for nplig bar ban
fomnlet til Sfotlano, og par opfDlot
al Den 5ormening, at 4ooenanterne
fun oar no9et cement Gaf % Ell
Stare niornnfti9e Oprerere, iont
fun iortiente at Haas neO. Men Der
raa 5remidro al W9no iom @rier.
Ionl, Snga % nnore DapOe begplot
at brinae BAN paa ANDRE lnnfer.
Ia ban MI Der gonife ilpentet be
ian0t Jig / Selifab meo Ell Wfan0
iom dalf Douglas, iogte ban at
fonme til opbere 6%oritaaelie Al
Oenne Sanrmen illtning, % aope-
n%anten, iom paa jim SIDE iorunore-
oe Jig oner at iin0e iaa megen op.
rigtig Snteresie Dos en- fongelig
officer, uotalte fig aa6ent ON lit
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at oct 9ioroe ct opbt Snotrpf paa
Ben iremme0e.
Ser mangler life meget H. jag.
DC oenne bo(Ot ips9efulOt, at o.
ioar giort en- 9ooenant al mig"
) oDb alpor iooreoe Galf: r5eg
piloe enife, 0e par iom ieg, Dog
uOen oisie 9anfer," OermeO pegeoe
ban runot paa oen @lenOig5eO ionl.
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bre0 0fiiceren meo @orme: o9e
bar opret 900 imoo mig, og qerne
6iolp iea Gem. Sea er life uoen
SnoflpOelie / 9onaeriqet gaor De
inc paa life mere at g6re ipaes
Sng meo 0prererne. iaa tror lea,
at iea er / Stano til at uooirfe Dc
res 5ribe0 for Gem og Sillaoelie
til at oenoe biem til 0eres @ooro
og giehoom.@
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ooenpao bans opilaae6e 9i6el; ban
iprnna op. gre6 ben, og bolot oen
rettet moo 0iiiceren. DGil De"
ranbte ban meo borif Stemme,
nforpli9te Gem til olorig mere at
gri6e til 9ooben for Song aarl?"
8oroirrina 3oiol og 6or6itrelie
teaneoe iig / 0fficerens SrGf, ga
ban uobre0: nge0 min 9Grel ieg
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0e oil 9sre en- ubeo9bnet Mano,
men b9r ooerbeoiit ON, at jeg bG.
rer life min aonaes 6arper ior at
neolGaae Dem ooerfor en- Oprerer9
Sruiler.~
Seq beoer Gem ON 6orloOelie."
iUoreoe Gali roligt, i0et ban after
logOe 9iitolen ira iig. De oil
aItioa bellere mite 9ipet enO neo-
lGgge @aabnene % oereanrlS tuart
nitro % iraiiae Gem aongens Gar.
per, iom &c bgrer hans Gieneite,
men al mig nelter De. at ieg ifal
giDe aifalo paa at bare sen Ser
res SSeili ariiti Marfe, bans, I 6uis
aongetieneite ie9 Itaar, % ioni for
mine Spn0ers Sfplo leo aoriets
0eol 9enme aon9es 5aruer bar ice
life toget op Tor at gipe Dem til
Gris Al 5rpgt Tor Sporo eaer 0s0,
iom menneifelig Ma9t fen true mia
nleo.~
Oiiiceren betragteOe BAN alpors.
iulo. og rafte ban i'm SaanO. Sc
er en- retifafien Man0. @iO oct
too / min 0fa9t At Htiene Gem me6
nit Gin. Get mao M foIte boaO
oct oil. aIori9 mere pil lea ora9e
nit Snuro Tor at tribe moo aooe.
nanter.~
San bolot lit Orb og penote til
baqe til Gnglon6. "a &aIi Doug
las aoale Mar ~ieiere bleu iangen
oe oenlt til 2poerL eiorOe ban,
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uooirfr hans 8ri6eo. On Bette life
Gpffeoes BAN, tog ban fla al bans
Gnfes og Barns Sag, % oct Inf.
feoes BAN at ioa e%ienoommen Scr.
nestle til5aae / Oeres Sic. San bel.
liaeoe oaiaa tit 2io til oen 6im-
mclife aonges Iieneite, for boem
0coenanten Ralf Douglas bao0e
fotnpct og li6t.
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ian1leoe Oplne er ogiaa paa ooer
$4,000 efsemplorer.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-02-28
TELL THE TRUTH.

The Des Moines Register and Leader
Is either ignorantly or willfully trying
to misrepresent the area of the capitol
grounds plat. In an article comment
ing on the number of acres in the
canitol grounds, it leaves out Of con-
liberation in the area OF the plat, the
streets and alleys.
It also deducts number OF acres
contained In plat of ground in East
Des Moines known as the governors
Square" 1t might just as well deduct
the state fair grounds from the capt.
tol grounds plat, because the Cover
nor's Square" has just as much to DO
with the area in the capitol grounds
plat as the state fair grounds has.
Neither piece Of: land Is included in
the capitol grounds plat. .-
The Register and Leader is trying
to uphold an act that it knows is
wrong. If it wants to tell the truth
about this matter. why does 1t leave
out of consideration the streets and
alleys in this plat which amount to be-
tween Is and 80 acres, and which are
not owned by the state? 1t will cost
an immense amount of money to take
up the brick paving and haul it away
and take up the concrete foundations
and curb stones and sand filler and
haul that away, and then haul onto
those excavated streets soil on which
sod can be put or seed sown. Why does
that paper try to confuse the mind of
it's readers by deducting the acreage
in the Governors Square" from the
capitol grounds extension plat? The
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-02-28

ly as thing like that can be done.
don't mind talking before Doc Lat
inner said Gregory. with his air of
easy familiarity. Hes one of my
best friends had this place all
fixed up, for expected to propose
to Betty here again tonight, but the
fates willed 1t otherwise"
Perhaps" interrupted the sur
geon. Miss Betty prefers that
should not be told"
81 don't mind. Of course Gregory
doesn't feel. all this pretended grief
or he would not parade it before any
body
Our families fixed up the match
years ago. I thought Betty meant
to take me until this afternoon when
had her out sleighing and asked
her to name the day Then she said,
4 don't expect to marry you, Gregory
I'm old-fashioned enough to want to
be in love- foolishly in love with the
man I marry It's hard on me, for
people will say
"Only your pride is hurt, Gregory"
said Betty.
Have 1t your way. Your sister
Helen is looking for you. I'm going
now"
MAY T see you tomorrow night? |
must, Betty"
"IIl have to tell fib, for we have
dinner on at Carey's and dance
somewhere afterwards, but I'll man
age to have headache and stay
home" she promised.
Some time during the day a patient
found occasion to say, II saw you
with Miss Betty Gaines last night.
suppose you knew that she Tilted
Gregory Rhodes to marry titled for
eigner who arrives in New York TO-.
morrow? She met him abroad this
summer"
So Betty had been leading him on
by the look in her eyes the night be-
fore. He bit savagely into his cigar,
thankful that the dear old gossip had
to save his pride.
It was very charming Betty In a
soft clinging white gown, shorn of
her Jewels, single blush rose on her
breast. who greeted the surgeon. For
time he sat silent, afraid to trust
his own voice. He glanced at the
girl, her whole figure bathed in the
ruddy glow from the fire. She seemed
a priestess Of the dawn to Latimer
and he set his teeth and tried to
think of some commonplace topic, but
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-02-28
GO 70 CHURCH SUNDAY.

The accusation is often made some
times truthfully-that the churches
are cold and do not extend the proper
invitation to those who are not al
filiated with the church, to join in the
services on Gods day-Sunday. No
one in Ottumwa will be able to make
that his excuse for failure to attend
church next Sunday however for BE-
sides a general invitation to the whole
Of Ottumwa, every man, woman ana
child In the city Is to receive person
al invitation, between now and Satur-
day night. If any fail to receive the
personal invitation,it is not because
thew are not wanted or included, but be-
cause efforts to reach them in time
failed. With $4,000 people in the city.
it is no easy task to make personal
plea to everyone to remember to go
to church. Committees are hard at
the work however and they Will not
fail If enthusiasm and good intentions
will bear them through with the great
job. s. sm-
Ottumwa compares very favorably
right now with other cities in the mat
ter of church going. This city mas
forty-three churches and missions and
the average Sunday attendance at the
various services Is variously estl-
mated at from three thousand to flve
thousand.
burlington observed GO to Church
Sunday" several weeks ago ana
Dragged that despite inclement wealth.
er. Ave thousand people had turned
out for divine worship. If OttumWans
fall short of ten thousand, it should be
kent a secret until the shame OF it
has burned into every heart and made
the attendance on every Sunday great
er than that figure.
The "Go to Church Sunday Is
movement among the laymen and they
are its directors They have only
one purpose in view-to get people
who do not make church going habit
TO attend on some stated date when
thew will find other strangers to the
fold there also. They hope that in this
wav and it is their sole object. they
can build up the church memberships
and bring greater portion Of the peo-
ple into direct contact with the church
of God.
Where the object Is SO worthy, no
one can logically oppose 1t and none
are attempting to-.
It is to be hoped that every church
will be filled Sunday with people who
want to worship the God who created
them and who by thus going to church
can do double service-worship God
and inspire others to do likewise.
Every church bids you welcome.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-02-28
INCOMPETENCE COSTS MUCH.

Efficiency in government must come
or the nation will crumble and fall.
This efficiency must begin with NUM-
cipal governments. Taxes are now too
high to elect some incompetent man
to Office as a joke. 1t is costing too
much to own a home or to rent one.
The renter has to indirectly pay the
taxes on the place in which he lives.
When he votes incompetent men into
Office, he Is simply putting in officials
who do not judiciously handle the
money that Is paid as taxes. Inc
property owner then has to pay more
taxes and therefore has to raise the
rent. The taxes on business properly
go up and so does the rent. That IN.
creases the merchants expenses and
the only way they can stay In busl'
ness is to raise prices. So the man
who rents, as we'll as the man VINO
owns property, pays the price or IN
efficient government.
Incompetent officials have caused
much of the high cost Of living.
If cities will select and elect efficient
and competent officials, the counties
will: If the counties do, the state Will
and if the state does, the nation will.
Government in this country costs
too much because it Is not admin
istered by men who, know how to 40
the work for which they are elected.
Many governments have been over
thrown by an overtaxed citizenship.
It is not the duty of an adm1nlstra'
ton to spend all the money 1t can
extort from the people-its duty is TO
spend only what is necessary for the
proper conduct of the business 1T has
in charge and to get all 1t can for what
it does spend.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-02-28
MAKING THRIFT A HABIT.

A regular plan of saving, adopted
and religiously carried out, has been
proved by the experience OF many
thrifty persons to be the only way to
save successfully.
Most Of us need to be forced in
some way or another to do many
things which would really be greatly
to our advantage.
Adopting a definite system surely
helps you save because in way 1t
forces you to economic. You will
feel that you must save and you will
save.
When you have acquired the habit.
your saving will be as regular as clock
work, you gradually will build a sub
stantial capital from your earnings
and put yourself in position to add
to your capital, when necessary.
through credit, because, with some
m ney and reputation for industry
and thrift, you will be entitled to the
confidence and cooperation Of flnan'
cial hackers. And this will open the
door to the broadcast success. if you
have the other qualities that make
for success.
In nine-tenths of family incomes Of
from $40 week up, quarter goes to
rent, half to food and its preparation
and the last fourth Is the margin left
for clothing and sundries. ''Engle's
law" as economists call it, knows
few exceptions in moderate incomes.
If a family can reduce months
rent to less than a weeks income, can
pay for a months food, fuel and ser
vice on less than two weeks pay, a
beginning has been made in the larger
possibilities of thrift and saving for
the future on a systematic basis.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-02-28


fact, animals depressed
OF the bn:
him with the laughing
everything but when the put
ggging
would But the monkeys
II y
instead
dreadful happened
him at all
and look through
Durso pulling his whiskers sEs9
decided he must have though he d
all OF which
or
he usually understand it. srisFS
thing be
talk
geta without hunt for It,
effort bore
have people stop and look at me- .3.5 sT
YOUR
don't like and
handkerchie. t&s
stupid" I'm not beautiful paint
nothing looking at It's Ridiculous and
Il
"Tske people as you find keeper"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-02-28

his brain had gone wrong, he con-
cluded, and he waited for her to
speak.
"Has it been a hard day? Are you
very tired?" she asked quietly.
The note of sympathy stirred his
anger.
NO. he flung out, work, why,
work as If my task was made for
me- Work Is the one thing in life
on which man may confidently de-
pend. 1t is the only thing that never
fails him at crucial time"
why this sudden and vehement
bitterness, Bob?' Il
He had not heard her call his name
for two years and the sound Of her
strings of his heart, but failed to set
them in tune with her gentler spirit.
Men have their work; women,
nothing but amusement, which is
usually found in making those same
men fools at one time or another.
never loved but one woman and
loved her because thought she was
honest and true"
Are you talking about me, Bob?"
Bettys eyes were dark with fire.
To-day" he said, ignoring her
QucSLICA, law uCol hflaOul LWO VI
your sister Helen's best friends that
you are engaged to nobleman who
is to arrive in New York tomorrow.
Yet last night you allowed me to
make fool OF myself. & It hurts,
Betty"
Have you no faith in me? Will
you believe the sickly gossip OF idle
women in preference to the truth
from the woman you claim to love y
81 love you, Betty. The dream OF
you has helped me fight and in
measure-win. When found you
again, and you were not married, my
love fiared up into consuming pas
sion You are the only thing l want
| in this world. Do you mean, can you
mean,' he asked, incredulously, his
brain whirling at the look in her face,
that you are not going to marry that
foreign devil?"
| He leaned over her chair, looking
deep in her eyes.
Betty" he said; Betty, do you
love me?'
| He lifted her to her feet.
Isis that surgeons coat big
enough for two?"
yes" he whispered, his lips at her
white forehead, land the pockets big
enough for Cupid"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-02-28

idly and so effectively that death
overtakes all in an incredibly short
time. II 1t Is what is claimed for it, 1t
deserves to be ranked among the great
inventions OF the century.
But for all this, 1T Is not wise to let
up on the crusade against the rat. Kill
one every time you have the opportun-
ity and If the French mans deadly
germ proves its worth, it can be added
to the list of weapons used in Kidding
the world Of one of its worst curses.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-02-28

DR.. Jean Danysz, of the Pasteur
institute, Paris, has discovered germ
which is warranted to kill all rats and
mice 1t operates as a disease infec-
ton among rats and mice, harmless
to human beings and other animals.
The germs are put in tubes which are
sent to places where relief from such
pests is desired. 1t spreads so rap
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-02-28

Army experts are experimenting
with new monoplane which is to be
the dreadnought of the French air
fleet. One of these machines already
tried out is protected with armor
plates and carries quick firing ma
chine gun. It was designed from
specifications furnished by the French
army aviation corps after a careful
study of the requirements in war as
shown by the action Of aeroplanes in
Africa and in the Balkan wars.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-02-28

The fact that 81 per cent of the
national banks have gone into the
reserve system does not prove neces-
sarily that the system is highly popu-
lar with the national banks, but
shows that they would rather go into
it than go out of existence-the only
alternative -
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-02-28

Governors square is not located IN
the capitol grounds extension and
never has been and therefore cannot
be deducted from it.
The Des Moines Register and Lead
err should be in better business.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-02-28

The last legislature mixed up the
paving law so that it has to have the
supreme court say what it really
does mean. That legislature made an
unbroken record-all errors, no runs,
and no hits
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-02-28

The Mexican rebels, never having
boen officially recognized as belliger-
ents, have no legal right to convene a
court martial and execute man after
adjudging him guilty Of some crime.
1t ought not require intervention to
let that bandit villa know that there
is some red blood in the rest of the
w0r1d
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-02-28

The navy department has asked the
forest service to investigate guljo
Philippine wood, for possible use in
decking boats and ships. Longleaf
pine, sugar maple and beech are the
domestic woods most used for decks.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-02-28


Boone News Republican: If William
Benton, the British subject went to
meet Villa with a chip on his shoulder
we see no reason why the United
States should be involved in war over
the incident of his killing.
Kansas City Journal: 1.-THE less wo.
men wear the more they eat" accord
ing to the North American. The first
impulse is to say that the less they
wear the more they can afford to eat.
But this theory does not harmonic
with the present price of scanty fem
mime wardrobes.
Burlington Gazette: The convicts in
the Fl. Madison penitentiary will be
permitted to read the dictionary. Some
of the lifers will no doubt appreciate
learning the meaning of the word
Sfreedom.
, Fort Dodge Chronicle: William Rob.
ert Law, of Waterloo, has announced
himself a candidate for the republican
nomination for congress in the Third
district. Mr.. Law was born on farm
and is a member of Helmet lodge,
Knights of Pythias, says an admiring
biographer. If there is anything else
necessary to equip congressman 1t
does not now suggest itself
Dubuque Telegraph-Herald: , Just
when the newspapers Of southern Cal.
ifornia had begun to assure Iowans
there that they had made no mistake
in migrating, that "the cold and cruel
winter held us shivering in it's grasp
along came the foods to complete the
havoc to the fruit orchards the frost
of last year did not finish, and to make
the Hawkeyes wish themselves any.
where they could keep their feet dry.
It's one dashed thing after another
In California. When it Is not floods, it
is frost and snow and blighting winds
Here we know what to expect and are
prepared for it, even to the point OF
harvesting Is bushels Of corn 70 the
acre, and taking cold air as substi.
tute for liquid "bracers."