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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-02
Blair asbr.

81 bar bait 9eisg al 0tisiionar
g~iielien % bans 9uitru. 0nsoag "
ten tate @~tielien / Dor STRIFE til en-
geo 6oriamIing gan 6egDnote meo
en- ton Sammenligning mellem
GiaDelens 6ilbuo At 9ipe 5eiu5
ale 9eroens bigger % 0eres Ser.
Iigbeo, oeriom Dan oiIOe ialoe neo
90 tilbeoe bam, og iaa 5elu Oro:
.9tig er gipeH al 0agt ! oimme-
len o. paa Soroen~. 5eins greb It.
fe eiter 9eroens 9figer peo at til.
be0e 0i9pelen, men pan0t Dem oeo
GpOig6eo imoo 5aoereuL. Get 8ial0t
Ht om at faa allie 9eroens 9figer
m0erIagt Seius = oerfor Orioer oi
6eoniuaemisiion 8ait. gtielien ior-
talte iaa ON baaoe 8anifelig5eoerne
for D1isiionen / Sapan % 6oroele.
ne % iprlig ON De inOpunone 81.
iultater. 6oreoraget par oelififfet
til At gioe baaoe 5noiigt / % 0uer.
iigt ooer Dor 9tisiion / 5apan %
til At opffe Snteresie ior oenae
Misiion.
5re0og afteu oar Der
Gfffniuasme0p Dnn Sfofeu Der
n~ofertes ct font Bro8ram, en- NJ.
uefslina al 9gn. GaIer, Gang %
@tuiif, % bper iiar gior0e 5nititu.
tionen 9ere meo. 6oaO ban (eaer
bum prpitereoe. = Ser graouere.
oes 81 - 8 ira Seologai0elingen,
5 ira Qroieminariet 3 ira ben ata-
oemiife afoeling, 8 ira 9tormdlaf-
6elingen % IS ira 6orretnin8saf.
0elinaen - bette uogBr 3S, men
cen araouereoes ira TO 4iOelinger.
Ser uar CO. 100 Stuoenter % Gle.
per, Oa Sfolen illttteoe. Den bar /
aar D9ret beisgt al ialt 224 @leOer.
- Canine aiten boIot SSiifolen
/ 9pen 5lutningsmsoe / gitp Sail.
Ser era0uereoes en- 4lasie paa p,
IA gngIinger og II Bigger. Ge 10.
ferte ct pelpalgt Brogram opgtigt
og font, iaa man if SnOtrpf al,
at oisie unge Menneifer bapOe giort
ct troiait glrbeiOe / SfoIen og par
eoot paa Bel til at erbOerUe Jig en-
grunoie 3annelie. Sem Al De 81,
Der aooes Diploma ira 6eiIfolen,
par oanife - et goOt B%rocentantal.
5 Senoags par oct 8eitiO /
afrfen Der. Der par confirmation.
Sire 0renee afIagoe ben soOe Be
feHoeIie al 5oria8eIie og Iro for
mango 9i6ner. @io antnlIet al Dem,
Der foniirmeres, maa naa op oDer
benz. Der gsr Jig fGroige ira Ssi.
bolen; t6i Sen eooe 9e~fenoelie b.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-02
A FEW GOOD
LUTHERAN BOOKS

A Brief History of the Luther.
an church in America, by DR.
J. l.. Neve. Cloth, net $1.00.
The Life of Martin Luther,
by DR.. William Rein, Cloth,
specially priced at rs Cts.
Laaches Book of Family Pray
er, Half Leather $1.65, Gilt 1925
Our Homes and Our Children
by o. Klykken. Cloth. rs Cts.
A History of the Reformation,
by Rev. p. A. Peters. Cloth. rs
Cts.
Sunday School Handbook, by
Rev. j. r. E. Hunt. Cloth. $1.00
net.
A Colony Of Mercy, by Julia
Suffer. Cloth. so Cts.
The Heart of Man, Boards
IS Cts.
The Schonberg-C Gotta Family
Cloth. so Cts.
The Reformation Series 4
vols: Gustavus A~dolphus, Prince
Frederick, Prince Albert Of Bran
denburg, and For the Sake OF
the Faith. Price per Vol, Cloth,
40 Cts. The 4 together $50.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-02

rer meo til ianO 0aunelie. 5Orenet
meo 6oria8eIie og Fro er annOifab
% 3anneIie ct ifsut % peliignet
CODE.
- Gam G5riitenien, 50is Sggoom
pi oitere bar omtalt, 0eOe / @aar
eftermioOa1 81. $50. Ooo5aaria.
aen oar oen u6eI6reoeli8e S9goom,
JON ban bar lot Al / mere emo to
Var = arpft / 9luren. 5 ca. 10
Q}aaneoer par ban iaa go0t iom
itaoia ieugeliggenOe. % / ben iioite
I'D oar Dan iarlig lioenoe. 1a
maotte De boIoe S98epleierite til at
pleie pam. GQers bar BANS 9aitrit
9olot trofait % opoirenOe no At
pieie Dam meo me8en 0m5u. San
ifaI 5egraUes I Morgen Gor50a5)
GitcrmiOoag 81. ? in 8irfea.
9i BAR / ben iounOne u8e
6aft 9cisg isrft al 9amIe Qtr.
e6r. 5~rano6erg, Der i6r bar beet
paa oisie @gue. men Jon / 6oraa-
ret flDtteoe meo lin Sui9erisn Chr.
9delien til Open5, 5a., - iioen
Al 01r. @eter 5eppeien ira Curtis,
Re6r. 0an iortalte o. 81. a., at DC
Tor en- balm Snes Gage iiOen iit t6
CONNER Sne eiter 9tegeringsmaa-
Ieren. Sneen laa Dog life Is 8om.
mer opb paa 5oroeu Zen 6apoe
iagen pioere SfaOe 9iort.
ri bar Der i Blair iaaet om-
fring 10 lommer Regn / ca. 10
Gage. iaa oi er glaze oeO after at
ie Solen
aepiiorerne er after Der, oen'
ne @ong grpiterne g. 9rsOenien
o. s.. 2 Senien. 5 iiOite uge bau-
Be ri 9eieg al geniorerne, grPiter'
ne $. 4. Senien, 5. 8. BeOerien
o. $. %. 9onoo.
.Ebe Central Seeo 5ouie",
Gait st, 9ouis. 81, oil ienOe 10
tore gafter 5rs % urteirs og o
gIomIterfrs) til enboer Tom inoien.
Der 6 Rapne paa 8aueoprfere %
10 Cts. / 5rimRrfer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-02
9et nittenoe garsmsoe

ior
1Gen for. 3. eu. -lutb. airfe / am.",
dfboI0es, ON SUB oil, / oucf, 9is.,
/ Dngene ira 8. til IA. SUM D. a.,
begge Dage iberegneoe.
Ms0et oabnes meo Seimesie.
eu6stieneite al. 1920 Onsoog 5or.
mio0ag / Wenigbeoens 9irfe.
1 an b e:
/. De oIminoelige - 4nleoning
Of Snoberetningerne ira Somfun-
bets embeosmpnO, llopaIs os 60
miteer.
2. 8alg al Gmbeosmpno.
8. Sprliee Sager: On Heforma.
tionsgnpe = 2utber College, Hnci.
ne, Bis., SaponmisIionen =
5noionermisTionen lltobmisiio-
men o. Misiionen paa Rem 3ea-
lan0 og A%ultrdlien.
a. 5oriGas ira : 1rinitatis Re.
nigbeo, albert Sea. Winn., iaolp.
oenoe:
nSamfunoets gsrneblao trpffes
baInt paa Ganif og ballot paa en-
gelif."
pnn Menigbe6ens 8egne
8. 3. Wortenen, Get.
Eonfeiprog: .ariiti aRrligbeo
toinees o." 2 aor. 3, Ia.
o. .. Gbriftianfen 5orm.
u. Q. 0ielfen, SER.
Bor GreIfers oanif 60. Iltb. DE
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-02
#Reiien til 4nrsmoOet.

Io1 til 2ltef aigadr iom isl8er
paa Soo-pauen. ooer 0a5 uao-
ta1eu SGuoal:
Sra minneapolis, 2ocal Stntion
81 4t0 Gitm.
sra ct. @anI luton Citation
al. 800 Gitm.
gnfommer til 9llcf al. 7.35 Aiten.
Da8ltg:
era minneapolis, Miilnaufee Eta.
tion al. 100 gften.
Sra Il. 9auI. Union Station al.
ft,40 aften.
anfommer til 2lict 81. 209 ON
Rorgenen.
Daglig:
ara 1uhitb 81. lilo aiten.
FRA Superior 81. tt.40 aiten.
3 2ucf al. 3.29 Worgeu.
geo Si0en beraf oil 9urtigto9e'
ne, Tom ellers life topper / 2uef,
itoppe ser 1irsong Den s. % Ems.
bag oen .. SUM. 3isie 5og aigaar:
Era minneapolis al. LOS eitm.
Sra 81. Roul aI. 2.3O eitm.
\ 2ucf aI. 4.18 Gitm.
Era 0uluth aI. t,45 @ftm.
Era Superior al. 2.f5 gftm.
: 9ucf az. 4,36 eim.
9ngIige Gog:
Ora Chicago 81. 2,t5 N, 6.35 ri.
Sra 8outeiba az. 4,55 R. .S,t2af.
era Rilmnnfee 81. $50 ri
Sra Oibfoib al. III 81, ft,5t ri.
Sra Reenab 81. 7,35 ~, 1915 ri.
Sra @aupaca al. s.3S ID,
Anfomit til St. BauI 81. 400 Git
% al. s.f5 @oroen
Sra 2ucf aigaar log til 81.
4nul % minneapolis motagenS en.
oag: sra 2ucf al 6,23 Rorgen;
anfommer til Il. gnul al. 905
4lorgcn, til minneapolis 81. 9,20
Woraen ~ Iaglia. IRA 2ucf ST.
3.29 Roraen; Ct. 4aul 81. 6,20.
og i minneapolis 81. 7 Ror9eu-
I'll Duluth % Superior: Sra 2ucf
81. 2,09 Wor9en: / Superior 81.
6, % / Duluth 81. $50 Noraen.-
81 bIan6et Ioa gaar ira 2urt 81.
1890 @oraen og in0trpifer i en-.
perior 81. $40 @iterm
5urti9togene oil Iiaeleoes itoppe
/ 9ncf Snoag ben - % Man0ag
Oen ii SUM, iaa 0elegater % Ill.
refienoe fan benDtte oisie Io8 ior
3iIbngereiien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-02
galtOr SbiittOs gtgrauelie.

9uoifa6et ON 9aitor I6iiteos
0oo uaaeoe 9lair 6reoa1en oen
u. @oi. 1ageu efter mootog groi
Big telegrafiif A}eooeIel'e ON. at
9eara0elien ifuloe iiHoe 5teO Rim.
ieoals 9itermiOoal / @isner. BE
6raifa, 65or @aitor 1jiite09 6u.
itrI al i5rite 2eataitab lilger be.
araoet "a set imiolertiO paa
@ruao a 6eitoa8en ~ 6tsauens.
oageHe bier umuli3t or Bro. 8i8
at ta1e I'll Aisner. reite 9roi
O}en9erS / bans Steo.
On Gel 8enner ira 9lair "a
5taple6urit tom nj 8isaer Sen.
oaa 4fiooag. 2iot isr n. ? 81.
termio0aa fom De ire eloita Al ia.
Tor I6iiteos Born. Il conner %
TO 0etre. meo 9ilet ira g9isconin
oDer q Gaul o1 Siour Sin.
On fort SergeJuostieneite 5Ieo
6olot ueo @ra0en. Saime 9r. St3:
.5fal ri % irelit ri 5Ht @uOs
6mmeI. grgIlitB lrite4 en- i.
Bait. 65iiteos gaOlin1sialmer
bleo iunaet. 1ereiter talte gait
Men9ers ooer qta5 "A, 10, iOet
ban minOeOe ON. at I'm ben. Der
DIR / Serren. orr ialt3 at tlm sen
Dor ialie i 6erren. iom 1srer aau
oens Ggit aeanem Sfriitens GrO;
at 0enne Reit life 5lot ar en- aaI-
0en til arbeioe / 0errens 9inaaarO,
men ogiaa en- aaloeu 5iem Ill sri.
le. 9aitor 5buteo itre0 ielo i en-
fort 9eDneosbeitri5eiie. .ile isr ban
bleD orOineret / Omaha 1894:
p9eirieIieus 6me iIoa. 0erren lag
De til mia: son. ada ben. arbel0 /
min 8iuaaaro." III bar u 0iimot
2oo til at iiae: a9eirieIiens Iime
LOG @erren 100 bam 5iem til
Smile" - Sfent (alerens aenO
fob I'll ben ai0soe oar 6elrpniet,
trocoe ban meo Sanobeo At tunne
iige ON ham, at ban bp8IeOe jim
1Srelie oa SaIigbe0 paa Seiu ariitI
5ortieneite alene, II ban enife0e at
iige SauobeOen rent 10 uoen Om.
iosb % uoen Strait. At Der bag BET
ifnrpe glif. De itrenle Cro % ben
iaite Billie par ct 11rmt, isliomt %
fprIiat 0ierte. Ser I nogen Maaoe
par ii9 lit anionr o~oerfor SUD og
Renneifer beDioit. o. ION prIigt
itrPbte eiter At filelne liz. bDao
Der itanr / Safobs 9reo T. p:
On rem oa ubeimittet @uOsopr
felie ior ono o. 1Saoeren er bette,
At 6eisge in0erlsie o. Gnter / D.
res IrPn9iel@ oet par Del oaiaa
noget al 0ette 6iertelag. Der 9ior
De. at 6an i mango aar iiente Sam
funoet ION Meolem al aomiieea
ior 9rniteenfefas en-.
I'll Greit o. OpmmtriHa. irrli8
Tor De eitqrlaote. minoeoe Ialeren
ON S%olia6eoen / 5iIeaneIen Al oe
ifenne Gro / Gaaeas eoangelium
Seq oil life eiterlaOe eOer iaoer-
U.s.. Sob. IA. IS. Ser oeo De 70
@raoe Sun0e Def pei NOT iiges: gi5a.
0erl6i og mooerles@, men - @uO
p9re loDetl en- troenoe SiPl bebs.
Der life at isje I'll: Il geroen enc
Iaot", til Zen Si9l, iom i Iroeu
bar SENS til 5reo. ifaI O~a0ifabens
6nr ei acre Sortr2O; &or Serre
Den ifprmer Tom oDreite Sfat. Gen
oIoria. mel alorig ifaI Ooroe for.
Ia0t."
Salme 9r. 544. Ger er ct ia
liot @IRoens Stem" 5leD iunget.
Gerefter fauot ieloe Soroipitelien
SteO, % @uOstieneiteH ilutteoes
meO afiungeIien al Salme Rr.
542: lille ge9ne. boor ieg onnfer.
8elfignet oqre bans 93inoel
ser bar pi life Ell 5Iioen0e
5tao, men oi isger sen fommenoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-02
airteinOuieIie i gibOra, :. DAT.

Ssu0ag Den y. SUM oil, ON
SUB oil, Den no STRIFE (9et5ania
STRIFE / 8iborg bIiDe inouiet. 5
5~orbinoeIie meo 5nooielien aibolOes
Diisiionsmsoe Den IS. og 30. Su.
nj. Bort Onnite 5OIt ~inobgOes Der.
oeO uenligit til at OeItage / 5eiti.
oeIigbeSen.
Jllreiienoe be0es on at mel0e De.
res aomme til anoren Sanien, 9i.
borg. 2. 8af.. eIcr osiaa til I'M.
~oertegueoe ieneit %. SUM.
faa Renigbeoens @e9ne.
III. x. SersiIo,
8iborg. z. 0af.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-02

niobeo. oncf. 8is.. % Tbe 5irit
engIiib 2utb. Gburcb, 9ucf, @is.,
inobpoer bermeo MeoIemmer %
genner al Den foreneoe oanite eu.
Iutb. airfe / amerifa til at oelta9e
/ oct 10. 4arsme0e.
5or Opboloet unoer Wsoet beta
les ser $3.50.
Eilreiien0e beoes meIOe oeres
aomme til s. u 9onoo. 9nct,
@is.. fgr ben 1. SUM.
R9 @enner. let os arbeioet pes
at m0mcl6e e0er isr upDute Cato.
Badges" oil bIiue tiIienot paa
5orIangenoe 9ette Tor at %tilrei-
ienoe Iettere fan iinoe % Ipre Bin
anoen at fenoe llnOerpeis. Mar
fan betale. mar man tommer til
Ws0et.
1anfeTprog: sc. lea er fommeu
for at gsrp. @nol sin Billie. Sch.
10. 7.
Boo IenigbeOcns 9eare.
8. 80 gon0o.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-02

Anresiefprnnnrinner.

9ait. 5. 5. ailOiig5 4oresie or
ioranOret til 100 9roipect aoe.
8rooflpn, y. y.
4ait. 5. u. gariens aoresie er
eiter T.. SUM 9t. I, aenmare, y.
DAT.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-02

Den npe aonfirmotionsbog
Deb SfilIeoeien"
err MI iproie os foreIigeer ! to ier.
ffilte llogauer - for 9rense og for
Bigger. De, Der allereoe bar Jet 30
gen, uoioIer Tia rofenoe ON ben,
babe bpoo lloieenoe og Sn6bolo
angn1r.
Gnfeltpris 80 Cts. SpecieIe
p~artipriier.
Dan. Qutb. plfbl. 9ouie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-02
BLOMSTER

til Bryllupper og andre festlige
Lejligheder, og Buketter OF de
signs I'll Begravelser sendes med
Ekspres eller Parcel Post" hvor
som helst, der er god Togforbin-
delse fra Omaha.
De, der har syge slegtninge
eller Venner paa ct af Omahas
Hospitaler, kan faa Buketter ell
Ter blomstrende Planter l%eyeret
til yedkommende.
Marie Andersen.
1928 Center st.
Omaha, Nebr.
Telefon. Walnut 1862.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-02
WORT ACKNOWLEDGES Historic

WORT ACKNOWLEDGES Historic
1816-1890.
AT Alex. Thorsse.
En- af Historiens NEST begivenhedsrige Perioder belyst
paa en- udfsrlig og for enhver anskuelig Made af en- af Dan
marks NEST fremragende Historikere.
Lesning af denne Bog vii sette en- Stand til langt bedre
at kunne forstaa og fslge Udviklingen vor egen beva-
gede It'd.
Bogen err pa 791 Slider og har veret meget dyr. KSb at
ct stsrre PART har imidlertid sat os Stand til at tilbyde den
net og solid Indbinding til den yderst beskedne Pris at $500.
UNDER HUsET GETTYSBURG
1863-1913.
spredte Track af Tdens Historic gennem so Aar Dan
mark we'd Carl E. Simonsen.
s35 Slider med mango Portretter af fremragende danske
M@nd. l flint Komponeret P~ragtbind. Egner sig ypperligt
som Gavebog.
TH1sB1rEREN ELIAS
AT
Dr.. Fir. Wilhelm Krummacher
En- af de bedste og bedste og NEST bekendte bibelske OPP
bysesbesbsger, der foreligger Diet danske sprog.
En- stor Bog pa $40 Sidr, trykt med store og klare goti-
ske ryper, som ger, at den egner sig fortrinfg for aldre Folk.
Indbunden rsdbrunt shirtingsbind med Guldtryk.
Et stsrre Partiksb har sat os Stand til at salge den nd
markede Bog for den fcrholdsvis lave Prs at $120.
LIvETs LYs.
Kristi OF hans Apostles Liv og Gerninger fremstllet at
Dr. James Stalker og andre fremragende gejstlge.
Med talrige nlustrationer, hvoriblandt Thorvaldsens Kri-
sts og allie de IL Apostle helsides Billeder, SAINT flere Far
vehtografer.
315 slider Kvartformat. Smukt indbundet.
speciel Pris $3.50.
Danish Lutheran Publ House,
Blair, Nebraska.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-02
6arm for Sala.

Din so atres 6arm or ior SaIg
belig9enoe I Nil ira NiItopn og
/ Wil ira 2licf. I MiI til Cream.
erp, airtc. SfoIe % 9eiitoIe. SOB
5oro, go6e o. tore 9ngninger meo
clio % 9inomslle. aan fsbes for
$500. Rom ener ifrip til
Sbrgen 6rifien,
g. Dor 10. Wiqtoiun, Bis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-02
yin Nem Nort Garm Bulletin

meO 1900 5arme Tor Solg, ienoes
irit. Rroonftiu, Del pan0eOe, go6t be.
I%iggenoe. meO eooe 9pgninger. SIS
a % per acre. aoresier pna 0anife
ira Better, iom bar fsbt 5orme /
q. q. iamt oiiicieue O%pIpsninger
gipes al !. W%OlSenbnper, Sfono.
asi. Gept. aaric., AIbdnp, q. ..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-02
Nn 6orinnina

Rg 5ori1nina
er mootoget af fsIeenoe popuI9re
Bigger:
s. immelIoofen."
Hnlpb Gonnor -. -. 30
gen Drrs gerIe."
Sorriet 9. Stope e.. -. 80
p@iIIiam Brandt.
2ourit3 Reterien -. -. -. t.20
III Inc m
Slfert Ricoro =. =. ...... 100
uneo mems 800"
Sfopeaoro. peterien -. :. j. :. 100
Den unoIupne Ronne."
Worgoret Woult :. =. -. 80
aSigrib."
2aurit3 peterfen -. =. -. 80
aIIe inobunbne.
Goniib 9rtb. gubl. &ouie,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-02
@nostieneiter


SBnoag = Ssnoa9sitoIe al.
9,t5. @uostieneite al. 1890 6m
og 7,30 4ften.
Mtergnng ON 6ormiooagen,
SfriftemaaI al. 10.
Rennaro:
SsnoagsifoIe buer Senoag 81.
10. 8anIt @uostieneite /. og 3.
SsnOa9 / boer Raaneo 5ormiOoag
aI. II. gngelif 8uostieneite 2. %
/. ssnoog / boer Wanneo 6ormio-
bag aI. II.
Crmm: Guostieneite 1. og 3. Ssn'
Saa i boar Roane0, al. 1890 Jor'
mioong.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-02
yOaniferen"

onsOas ben 2. SUM 1915.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-02

IANnd salg i den danske Koloni
LAW Meadow View. Ore. ! Nnr.
heden al Eugene. Lette Betaliugsvil-
kaar Dansk Menighed, Jernbanesta-
ton. Skole og Butik paa Landet. skriv
eller henyend Dem til H. E. BUSH,
Bx. l04. r. ,. Junction City. Oregon.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-02
y. z. Rabisns Sfriffer.

v. z. Wabiens Sfrifter.
5slsenoe Sfrifter Of 8nIt. q.
q. Waoien er MI otter poo Eager
efter ior en- lib at babe oqret uo.
ioIet bos os:
poul :. -. =. 90
poo 5luet -. 20
Ole -. =. :. 30
Sub fon =. >. 40
Susmbastsboe, ID. 500
me6 @uIbjnit FAC
0aniib emtb. BnbI. &onfe.
Blair, Nebr.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-05

There is room for Improvement, to
be sure. Most lines haven't enough
cars. The speed required is too
great. The supervision is not always
the best. The cars are not always
kept in good order. However, if all
these evils were Temedied, as far as
possible, it wouldn't be much of an
improvement. The main trouble
would still be there.
The cars are run for profits, not
for comfort. Scores Of thousands of
people work in the downtown dis
triet. All go to work at once. All
go home at once. They are always
in hurry, always afraid to come a
minute late. Nearly all the cars run
on a few thoroughfares, crowded
with wagons and autos and all sorts
of traffic.
All the horses that die in Chicago
die on the car tracks. There is too
much business down town" The
number of stores and factories on a
certain area should be limited. Some
Of the big department stores should
be ordered to move out Of the loop, to
locate on the outskirts, where they
would have space, air and light for
their employees.
All the public institutions, city hall,
court house, postof1ce, library, etc.,
should be located in the center Of the
city, where they easily could be
reached from all sides, not down at
the lake. When this is done, some
proVement worth while will be
possible The Trib's hysterical cam
paign will change nothing. It will
be as empty and barren as political
promise.-A Conductor.
OuR RIGHTS. AS PARENTS
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OUR RIGHTS AS PARENTS

L.. OVh KNIT = 40 FHhEN =
Editor Day Book-I have read with
much interest the articles on the baby
question published in The Day Book.
l have also talked with several people
who are interested in the same ar
ticles.
One of these people seemed to
think that a charity worker has the
right to tell a poor woman if she
should have babies or not.
So I asked him what he would do
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If some one would question him or his
wife in regard to their right to have
children. He said he would be
strongly tempted to throw them out
of the house.
OF course that would only be hum
an nature in my estimation. I should
consider such matters my own pri-
Vate affairs.
If these good Christian charity
workers who seem to think they have
the right to tell us how many chill
dren we are, or are not to have, would
spend the same time and energy in
securing for US a suitable living wage,
so that we may properly care for
these surplus" children, they would
do far more good than they are now
doing. Why do they beat about the
bush and accomplish nothing?
Possibly some good Christian
friend can tell us.
Under a proper social system we
could produce all the children we de-
sired and care for them without
looking to charity for help. But under
the dOg-eat-dog, skin-yoUr-brother,
proft-gouging system of the present,
even a jackrabbit must jump for liV-
ing.
How then can we be expected to
provide properly for our families?
Some charity worker tell us this
time. Maybe we can expect some as
sistance from the newspapers, the So
called friends of the people, in re-
gard to this seemingly unanswerable
question:
Probably not, as they seem to favor
the charity system.
The slaves in the south could have
all the children they wished, so why
can't we free-born American working
people have the same privilege? Some
kind Good Fellow" inform us this
time, please.
II ri
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Annual bali of Chicago Typograph-
icval Union No. 16, to be held in Riv-
erView Park ballroom, Jan. 16. Spe-
eiaI street car service arranged.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1915-12-23
NORMAL CLOSES FOR
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS
MENT EXPECTED WITH
NEW YEAR.

From Wednesdays Daily
The Arkansas State Normal School
at o'clock this afternoon dismissed
for the Christmas holidays, which
will extend until Monday, January B.
At the chapel hour yesterday de-
Ilightful Christmas play, "The Trial
of Santa Claus" was presented by
the children of the training school,
under the direction Of Mrs. M. M.
|Guilbeau, supervising teacher This
afternoon the training school pupils
enjoyed a Christmas tree, with ap-
propriate exercises.
President J. J. Doyne said today
that prospects are very bright for a
large increase in attendance at the
Normal, with the beginning of the
second term, week from next Mon
day. Between 20 and 80 applications
for rooms at the girls dormitory, ne
said. had to be denied on account OF
every room being already taken, but
most of these young ladies will secure
private board in the city and there
will in addition be quite number OF
new young men students at the begin
ming Of the term.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1915-12-23
GIRL SEEKS S7,l25
DAMAGE FOR INJURY
JEWELL SNOW FILES SUIT
CONWAY YOUNG LADY SUES
IRON MOUNTAIN FOR PER
SONAL INJURIES.

From Tuesdays Daily
Miss Jewell Snow, daughter of w
j. Snow of Conway, filed suit in the
Faulkner circuit court, seeking to re-
cover a total of SLIPS damages from
B. F. Bush, receiver of the Iron
Mountain railway, on account of in
juries alleged to have been sustained
on November "a, 1915, which she
claims will render her a cripple for
lite.
The complaint was filed bv Robins
& Clark, attorneys for plaintiff. In it il
is alleged that the plaintiff was a pas
senger on one of the defendant s
trains from Argenta to Conway, leav-
ing Argenta at $50 p. m. on the date
mentioned. While on the train, tne
complaint charges, "the brakeman and
auditor wilfully and negligentlv pro
voked and engaged in combat with
some person on the train unknown
to the plaintiff, throwing the passen-
ger against the plaintiff, hurling her
against the side of the coach severely
bruising her and causing such injuries
to her ankle and foot that she has
been unable to walk, except on
crutches, since that time. The plain
tiff states that she has suffered great
pain from the injury, resulting in a
nervous breakdown and that she Will
never recover from the injury to her
ankle and will be forced to use
crutches the remainder Of her life.
For medical expenses caused by the
injury the plaintiff asks 500; for loss
of time as a teacher, $25; for pain
and suffering endured, $4,000; tor tu-
ture suffering and permanent injury
81 900, making a total Of S7,l23.
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VOL. XXXVn, No. 10

formed at Athens on Tuesday, De-
.cember 28, at the home of the bride.
Miss Connett last year was MEM
Der of the faculty of Monticello Ag-
ricultural School, where Prof. Estes
occupied the chair Of mathematics
and was director of athletics.
Prof. Estes is a graduate of the
University of Arkansas and made an
engiable record both in the classroom
and in athletics at that institution.
At the Normal this year he has ac-
Icomplished wonders with the athletic
team, turning out football machine
which won seven of the eight games.
Prof. Estes will return to Conway
with his bride about January 1 to re-
sumo his duties at the Normal.