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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-22

Menighedsarbeidet i Elias sogn,

hQbenhayn. kryptens GenlndY1-
else. Eliaskirkens Krypt har de
sidste Par Aar varet benyttet til
Folkek9kken, og de Moder, der
plejede at blive afholdt her,
MATTE afholdes forskellige Ste
der rundt i Byen, hvad der selv-
f9lgelig MATTE virke i hoj Grad
odeleggende for Menighedsarbej-
det.
Nh er Krypten ryddet og
istandsat paa den smukkeste
Made, og we'd en- smuk, lille H9j-
tidelighed Aftenen den 9. Sept.
genindviedes Krypten til Menig.
hedsarbejdet.
Forst var der Altergang i Kir-
ken. I Krypten samledes en- me-
get talrig Skare for at vere med
til at genindyie Krypten.
Pastor Fibiger mindede ON, at
Dagen var sjelden: 9.-9.-1919,
noget lignende vii like kunne
skriyes de forste 100 Aar. Og
M er den babylonske Landflyg
tighed for Eliaskirkens Menig-
he'd forbi, ale de mango Arbej-
der kan nu igen CORES herfar. Ia
leren kunde like undlade at ret
te en- Tax til Medlem at Kirkens
Northumberland, Direktor Kj9r
fra Diet nye Missionshotel, som
havde fort de mango og vanske-
lige Forhandlinger og stadig
gjort ct stort Arbejde for Kir-
ken. lM~enigheden rejste sig).
Pastor Fibiger neynte Dagens
Losen-i Observation-Disclosures Lo-
sensbog, zen Bog, man we'd Brug
forfalder IT,: ia, saaledes saa
jeg dig i Helligdommen for at
w.
beskue din Magt og Ere og:
ySe, .ieg COR allie Ting nye'.
Han har ogsaa gjort denne For
gard til Herrens Hus ny, og Vi
indvier Diet i Jesu Nayn.
K%ammerherre Barner, der var
til Stede we'd Indvielsen, takke-
de for de Hilsener, han havde
modtaget under sin Sygdom.
Til Slut var der Lejlighed
til at bese Krypten OF Lokaler-
ne ovenpaa, hyor der fremtidig
j Nikodemussalen er Kirkemuse.
um. Der var allerede samlet man
ge Vidnesbyrd ON Eliaskirkens
Historic.
Der uddeltes til ale Delta
gerne Planer for Bibeltimer /
den kommende Winter. ligesom
acknowledgement j Sognet
indbyder til EN- lang R@kke No
der Vinteren igennem ct Nid-
nesbyrd ON, at der virkelig a r
beides j Eliaskirkens Menig-
he'd.
Kirkeligt Landsforbund afholdt
nylig ct stort Mode j Kjellerup
med Pastor Agger, y. Nissum,
og Indremissionar Axel Mel
sen. Esbierg, son Ordforere.
Representatives. fra ale Sog-
ne van indbudt til ct privat Mo
de. forud for Diet egentlige Mo
de. Her dreftedes Stillingen med
Hensyn til de kirkelige Sporgs-
maal i Forbindelse med de kom-
mende til Rigsdagen.
Der var Enighed ON, at In
Dire Missions politiske Standpunk-
ter like Dor yere en- Hindrlpe
for at modarbejde den nuweren-
de Kirkeministers radikale klr-
keprogram, og ct i 6. Landstings-
kreds forud dannet Udvalg INK
som Opgaye at o%verveje, hvad
der Dor cores we'd Diet kommen'
de Valg.
Til Diet offentlige Mode BE
tbania" ON Aftenen a modi
en- meget stor Forsamling.
Pastor Agger gennemgik / sto.
re Track Diet radikale PARTS Pro
gram, og paaviste, at hvis det'
te blew gennemfort, kunde v
1u+ kahalde on evangelist
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-22
Pladsmangelen paa Sindssyge-

hospitalerne. En- ny Anstalt j
Upland. Ssm for nogen It'd 81
den meddelt har SundhedSstyrel-
sen beordret Landets Lager i'll
like at tyangsindlegge Patien-
ter paa Sindssygehospitalerne
medmindre Forholdene gjorde en-
Tyangsindlaggelse absolut nod
.vendig.
Grunden til dette Forbuds
Fremkomst var naturligvis den
'tiltagende Pladsmangel paa vo-
re Sindesygehospitaler, og
.,Ugeskrift for Lager har den
kendte Sindssygel@ge, Dir. HAL
mar Helweg i Oringe i en- Ar.
ltikel beskrevet de paa wore
Sindssygehospitaler herskende
'Pladsforhold som fortviylede.
Paa Hospitalet i Vordingborg
err der alene i de sidste 4 Maa-
lneder bleven optaget % Patti
enter, men samtidig har man
lmaattet afvise "a og opfore 40
lpaa Ventelister. Omtrent Diet sam
me Forhold skal gore sig gael
dende paa Landets 9vrige Ho-
spitaler for nervesvage PRISONER.
| Artiklen oplyses endvidere,
at der rundt ON i Landet er o.
500 Patienter, der rettelig h9rer
lhiemme paa ct Sindssygehospi-
tai. men nu maa anbringes UNI
der Forhold, der vanskeliggpr
teller helt umuligg9r deres Hell
brcdelse, og SON SKATER baade
dem selv og deres Paarorende
lutrolige Lidelser. Det henstilles
til at
Medicinal-K commissioners Forslag
It'll Low ON Opforelse at ct nyt
Sindssygehospital j Upland bill
yer fremmet hurtigst muligt.
Danmarks Kultilfcrsel. Eng
land kraver P%ligtrejser efter
,Tommer. Fragtnevnet meddeler
Som bekendt err Landets Kulfor-
syning i lang It'd foregaaet nae
,sten udelukkende under Fragt-
''navnets Ledelse, idet dette Nevn
'fremskaffede den n6dvendige
Tonnage til Hjemferslerne fra
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-22
Fiskernes Fallesindkob. En-

Fiskernes Fellesindkpb. En-
Kapital paa 100000 Kr. Indenfor
observation-disclosures har der l
lnngere It'd veret Planer frem-
me ON Oprettelsen af ct Fel-
lesindkob.
Dette err nu traadt nd j Livet
under Navnet ode danske
Fiskeres Fallesindkob', og der
er udsendt Indbydelse til Fiskerl-
foreningerne og Andelssalgsfore-
ningerne ON at deltage l
Tegningen. Grundkapitalen oliver
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-22

II JUL u1dliOlS1OI Dullu l hVDCIl
haYn er j Byen og leder Under
s6gelsen. Medens dette STAIR paa
er den hidtidlige Kontrolbestyre1
Arbejdsmand A. Nielsen, bleveI
suspenderet.
Saa meget er allerede giyet.
at der e rejst Sigtelse mod file
re, vistnok endda Adskillige, for
at have tilyendt sig Arbejdsl6s-
hedshj@lp, og Diet unders6ges nu,
hvoryidt acknowledgement har
haft direkte eller indirekte An
Isyar for disse Misligheder. I'd
over dette er der dog like Tale
ON Forseelser.
For hundred Aar siden. | ct
hundredaarigt Eksemplar af
Rand. A. Az" findes fGlgende
Meddelelse, der i h6j Grand er
Iegnet i'll at belyse Tidernes Skif-
chandler Jensen, der nylig
CAV halvtredie Hundrede Specier
for Diet paa Kunstflids Udstillin-
gen hensatte Pianoforte, hvilket
han Wide forare sin Datter paa
.hendes F6dselsdag, giyer i den
ne It'd Diet K6benhavnske Pub
.likum rigt Stof til Underhold-
ming. Mango river Manden ned
paa Grund af Diet upassende for
en- simpel Mand at anskaffe saa
kostbart ct Stykke; andre der
imod finder, at han, fordi han er
0lhandler, har lige saa god Ret
til at kobe ct indenlandsk In
strument for ct k@rt Barn, som
saa mango Grosserere og andre
store Herrer, der maaske we'd en-
heldig Fallit f%ortjener lige saa
meget i ct Aar, SON en- anden
@rlig Mand i 10.
Besattelsen af f9rste Zone:
Rigsdagens Sonderjydske Udvalg
holdt F%ormiddag den a. Sept. ct
nyt Mode, i hyilket man behand.
.lede Sp6rgsmaalet ON Besettel.
sen af f6rste Zone.
Man enedes efter en- indgaa-
ende Forhandling ON at forlan-
.ge Ret til Besettelsen straks eff
ter Afstemningen, idet man
saa Henseende handlede i Over
ensstemmelse med Resolutioner,
der er vedtaget baade af V@l-
'gerforeningen, af denne Forenings
Mindretal og at Diet mellemsles-
|vigske Udvalg.
Fra flere Slider betonedes
'starkt Nodvendigheden at, at
man gennem Forhandlinger med
den interallierede Kommlsslon
SKATER storre Klarhed over Ord
Iningen az Toldforholdene i III
den mellem Bes9ttelsen og den
Iendelige Oyertagelse af Sender
.jylland, og ligeledes er der an
Dire Punkter vedrorende Bes@t-
telsessp6rgsmaalet, som maa n@r'
lmere udformes.
-
Dodsfald. En- az Hoyedstadens
eldre Sagforere, Prokurator II
Vogt, err nylig afgaaet we'd Do.
den.
= Eft kendt og dygtigt Med
lem af en gammel fynsk Larer
slagt, Ferstelerer Torup Vim
dinge, err i'll. ,,Fyns Stiftstiden
de" dod af ct Hjerteslag under
eft Onbold hos sin Datter oe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-22

Dodsfald. En- az Hoyedstadens
eldre Sagforere, Prokurator II.
Vogt, err nylig afgaaet we'd Do
den.
Eft kendt og dygtigt Med
lem af en- gammel fynsk Larer-
slagt, Ferstelerer Torup i Vim
dinge, err i'll. ,Fyns Stiftstiden-
de" dod af ct Hjerteslag under
ct Uphold hos sin Datter og
Svigersen j Bovense Skole.
Torup, der bley II Aar gam
mel, trak sig i 1912 tilbage fra
40 Aars Lereryirksomhed. F9rst
var han knyttet i 6 Aar til Sko-
len i Bovense. De ovrige 43
Aar virkede han i Vindinge.
Sognefoged J. A. Rose /
G9rding er afgaaet we'd OGDEN l
en- Alder af 60 Aar efter lang
lids Sygdpm. Igennem Aarene
har han bekledt mangfoldige
Tillidshverv.
En- af Skernegnens kendte
Mend, forhenvarende Proprietor
II. Okholm, B9llinglide, er dod,
&c Aar gl. Abode har udrettet
ct stort Arbeide indenfor Egnens
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-22


Axel Nielsen sluttede med at
paavise, at Ordet Frihed blew
misbrugt ganske skr@kkeligt her
i Danmrak, og Diet skal nu ogsaa
bruges til at gennemf9re, hyad
vi bydes i omtalte Program. Ia
leren paaviste, hvorledes der lux
kedes op for Rationalisterne,
hvis f. Eks. Prestel9ftet blev af-
skaffet. Treffende blev der sagt,
at naar Reconnaissance fix Diet
taget I'D af Guds Ord, som de
like kunde forstaa, saa blew der
intet at hyde i en- Kirke.
Efter M9det indmeldtes man
ge Medlemmer i X. L. og man
fix Indtryk af, at den sore For
samling, ca. 800, som Helhed
CAV sin Tilslutning til hyad der
var fremfort. n. i ,,Kr.Dgbl."
Bolgnoden j Horsens. Horsens,
%. Sept. Horsens Byraad har i
Aftes vedtaget at lade udarbej
de Oyerslag og Planer til Opf9-
relse af 10000 Lejligheder,
som fortrinsyis skal udlejes til
alderdomsunderstottede Familier.
| 9yrigt f~ortsettes der med Til
skud til Diet private Byggeri.
Senere hen er Diet Hensigten at
skride til Opf9relse af en- Have
by paa Bygholms Jorder.
De Husvilde i Aarhus. Barak-
kerne fra Sonderjylland. Aarhus
"A. Sept. Som forleden omtalt
har ct Byraadsudvalg yeret i
Flensborg og KEEL for at Sc paa
nogle tyske Militerbarakker af
Tra til Brug for de Husyilde i
Aarhus.
Udvalget fix Tilbud paa )
Barakker, hyer paa II Lejlig-
heder, og Handelen gik i Orden,
dog paa den Betingelse, at Ba-
rakkcrne skulde leveres paa Aar.
nus Banegaard eller i Haynen
senest den p. September.
| Dag udlober denne First,
men Tyskerne forlanger Kobe
summon $4,000 Mark for hver
.Barak, udbetalt, for Barakker-
he har passeret Gransen, me-
dens Udvalget like vii betale
Pengene, for Barakkerne er kom-
met over Grensen. Paa dette
STAIR Sagen nu.
Hyis Barakkerne like kom-
mer tilfojer vor Meddeler, vii
Diet blive n%odyendigt at tage
'Skoler i Brug Ill de Husvilde.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-22
Kvindens Adgang til Embe-

Kvindens Adgang til Embe-
der. Der er like naaet Enighed
i Landstinget. Landstingets I'd
valg angaaende Lovforslaget ON
Kyinders Adgang til Tjeneste-
s%tillinger og Erhver har den "a
Sept. afgiyet Betenkning.
Medens Mindretallet (Reger-
ingspartierne) tiltreder Loyfor-
slaget i Folketingets Af~fattelse,
foreslaar Flertallet (Venstre og
Diet conservative Folkeparti) at
give Lovforslaget fplgende AT
fattelse:
,,,Kvinder og Mand har under
samme Betingelser lige Adgang
til allie we'd Low bestemte TJene-
stestillinger og livery underStat
og Kommune og lige Pligt I'll at
overtage ale borgelige Ombud.
Denne Low bererer like Kvin-
'ders Adgang til militere Tjene.
stestillinger OF livery eller til
kirkelige Embeder, der udkre-
yer Ordination"
Flertallet motiverer den En-
dring, den fremh@vede Bestem-
melse betegner, paa folgende
Made:
~..Indenfor Militaretaten kan
10 godt tenkes Mulighed for Sc
mere at vile BRUCE Kvinders Ar
beidsevne we'd de fordom egnede
Opgaver, for Eksempel Kontor-
arbejde, Arbejde we'd Depoter,
Hospitaler og lignende, og for
de kirkelige Embeders Vedkom-
mende onsker man 1ngenlunde
at satte Skranker, der kan OPP
fattes som en- Deklassering al
Kvinden, men man maa fasthol-
de. at en- Reform irden for vor
Folkekirke az saa vidtrekkende
Omfang og timed ganske ukendt
i lutherske Lande like Dor ske,
uden at Kirken og Menigheden
efter forn9den Overyejelse og
D~roftelse selv err fremkommet med
Onsker i saa Henseende. Det
foreliggende Lovforslags Gennem-
forelse maa n9dvendigvis / OJe-
blikket foles som ct Overgreb
fra Statsmagtens Side overfor
Kirkens Anliggender og vii hoJst
sandsynligt fremkalde en- Kirke'
strid, som Dor undgaas."
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-05-08

Al all employees Anchorage Division 1875
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-05-08
NENANA TO Go
OVER HE TOP
IN VICTORY DRIVE

The following message was re
ceived this afternoon by Mr.. Fred
erick D. Browne, engineer in
charge of this division, from Gov
ernor Riggs:
"Nenana still short S14,65O on
Victory Loan quota: only two days
left to complete drive Make ever
effort TO put Nenana over the top
and retain the splendid record she
held in the previous drives"
The several committees are urged
TO redouble their efforts and make
sure that Nenana's reputation in
the matter of patriotic endeavor
does not suffer particle
With the promise of good things
when Congress meets. the matter of
subscribing at least the full quota
Of the Victory Loan ought to be
easy of accomplishment Let US
put Nenana over the top once
again.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-05-08

Of the rates charged by other Alas
ka roads. The Copper River and
the Skagway roads charge from
twice as much to four times as
much as does the government road
If. therefore, there is anything in
the test so often applied by the
II terstate Commerce Commission in
judging Of the reasonableness of
a rate by the rates charged on
similar traffic on neighboring roads,
the rates on the Alaska road GER
tainly meet that test.
Here are a few comparisons IN
cents per 100 pounds, on less than
carload lots for a 6O-mile haul on
the Alaskan railroad and the Cop
per River Railroad:
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-05-08
ANNOUNCEMENT

Dr. r. r. Myers wishes to an
nounce to his patrons that he will
leave Nenana on the first boat for
down river points, and will be absent
fer some time.
The date of return will be duly
announced later.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-05-08

Rates
1T is difficult to know what
rates should be charged on such
a railroads as this, which is as yet
in the process Of building. which
originates so little traffic as to be
negligible, and will not in all like
lihood for some years pay operating
and maintenance charges, without
any return on investment. Plainly,
the traffic can not be made to bear
charges that would be reasonable
from the standpoint of making the
railroad pay its own way. To do
this would be to retard the growth
OF Alaska and Of the railroad itself.
The freight rates on the Alaska
railroad are from 25 to SO per cent
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-05-08
SPRING is RENOVATING TIME

Add to the life of a suit or hat
improve your appearance az small
expense, by taking your work to
MRS D'CRSAY'S TAILOR SHOP
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-05-08

er than many of the rates on the
Southern Railway, running imme-
diately out of this city, which car
ries in any one hour more traffic
than the Alaskan road carries in a
year. / am satisfied, however, that
the rates in existence on the Alas
kan road are not those which will
best promote the interest of the ter
ritory and in the end that of the
road And last summer | asked
Mr. E o Mccormick, vice president
Of the Southern Pacific in charge of
traffic, 10 make a study of the ac-
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-05-08

1T would hardly be regarded as
unfair 70 say that on the Alaskan
road the rates should be twice as
nigh as on the main line of the
Northern Pacific in Washington,
considering the fact that the Nor
thern Pacific has several hundred
thousand times the density of traffic
Per mile than the Alaskan railroad
has. Yet a comparison of the two
rates show that the rates on the
Alaskan road are not that high by
from 25 TO 50 per cent. They are,
indeed. but a small percentage high
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-05-08
CONTINUED from Yesterday

they were engaged in supervisory
and clerical places or as workmen
was as follows:
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-05-08

SHOTGUNS and Shotgun kmmu-
nition-new stock just opened, at
Anderson Bros & Nerland.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-05-08

The force Alaska the
those which the Railroad Commission the Washington
Seattle Angeles Railroad
miles following
by the Interstate Commerce Commission
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-05-08

Taking the week ending Satur-
day, May IS, 1918. as typical
week. the number of employees and
their distribution as to whether
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-01-25
ri LBS AID FEEDING METHODS
Mar, Noticeable Changes Have como
About as Result OF Oe'no'''
tons by Members.

,r,-.,area nv the United States Depar'-
ment Of Agriculture
ono of the outstanding effects OF
tho bovs and girls pig club work Is 'iie
ir,nrovement in feeding methods en-
Moved by adults who have ioiiU ,,s.'
tbe lead Of some club member HNe"
IN the leading hog-prOducing states
where the quality Of the hogs Is hish'
worry noticeable changes IN leeuihs
nroctices have come about as the re-
suIt NJ the denq nstrations made by
club members. 49,
Tn some Instances 1t has been inc
res oF n seIffeeder for fattening hogs
nv a club member that was the means
of causing the farmers Of that commu-
nitv to adopt the same method In
other sections the use OF Daiahceu
.ation by a club member caused INC
farmers In his nelghborhood to realize
that corn alone is "A poor ana eXpeh-
sive hog feed, or that grazing crops or
good pastures are essential 10 econoni-
cal gains on swine. In one county III
Kentucky the pig-club demonstrations
were the means of increasing the use
of tankage, rs a supplement to corn
from two tons to 70 tons per year In
two years time. In Alabama the pig
club agent obtained a pound OF rape
seed for each member who made pre-
llminary report on his or her pig. As
result OF this small beginning one
store In one county sold over LOO
pounds Of rape seed that fall and l.
500 pounds the following spring, aud
now that county IA green with grazing
crops for hogs. Since rape has made
n place for itself in that county, the
use Of soy beans, cowpeas, velvet
beans. etc, is now being pushed. Sim
liar results, though perhaps less strik-
Ing have been obtained In other states.
Sixty-one per cent of the members who
completed their work last year report
the use of grazing or pasture crops.
The demonstrations by the boys are
closely watched by the adults. The
keeping of records showing the Initial
and final weights, the amounts and
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-01-25
PLANT DESERVING OF PRAISE
Witch Hazel Has Many Qualities
Which EntitIe II to Commenda-
tion-Vaiuable In Medicine.

In an article ION Natures Trail"
In Boys Life. DR.. Edward S. Bgelow
writes of the last flower of the sea-
son. the witch hazel, as follows:
'.If we should look at the witch
hazel as the last flower of the season.
to it we would award the BOBBY prize.
But II We consider it In connection
with its Drawing of the cold weather
in an effort to beautify the woods.
we would give 1t the first prize. No
other flower of the year so bravely
wristbands the cold weather. 1t be-
glus to bloom in November or even
little earlier, and clings persistently
to It's twigs until the first of January
or even later, sprinkling the shades Of
the woods with its feathery. dainty
golden bloom. 1t Is said also that II
has valuable medicinal qualities. 1t
now Is one OF the ingredients Of vari-
Gus well-known extracts Of witch
hazel There Is also curious old
time superstition In regard to Its I'M
carny ability as dlvining rod. 1t IL
saih to be able to point out under
ground deposits of water and of
precious ores. That myth probably
: Ori;.inated from a misunderstanding or
a niscOnstruing of its name. This Is
not primarily witch but wych, which
had some relation to salt spring or
dairy house. and was sometimes spell.
cd wick"
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-01-25
LINE BREEDING IS FAVORED
couraged by Cooperative Bull
Associations.

prepared by the United States Depart
ment Of Agriculture)
A bull association having as many
as five or six breeding blocks should
keep and use all its good bulls as long
as they are fit for service. Advancing
the bull to the next block at the end of
two years does not eliminate him; II
simply makes It possible to avoid in.
breeding. Line breeding, on the other
hand, Is a common and desirable prac.
hce, and the bull association offers ex-
ceptional opportunities for conducting
that kind Of breeding. In an associa.
ton composed Of breeders of pure
bred dairy cattle carefully selected
bulls produced in one block may be
used in other blocks, and the organiza.
ton may thus continue indefinitely
without purchasing bulls from outside
sources II such plan seems advisa.
Die. The same practice may be fol-
lowed when only a few high-class reg
istered cows are owned by members
or any association. The cooperative
bull association, therefore. offers an
excellent opportunity for intelligent,
long-continued breeding. Skilful mat
Ing, when combined with careful Sc.
lection of the best animals. makes
great Improvement possible.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-01-25
SEVEN "MIsTRESSES OF SEA"
Including Tyre, Only That Number OF
Nations Have Right to Title Of
High Honor.

Mark Sullivan, writing in Golfers
on "America's Part in the New World
The Heritage Of Tyre" quotes an
other writer as follows, referring to
nations that have held the position OF
the Mistress of the Seas:"
"Since the day that man first strad-
died a floating log and started human
ity adventuring by sea, the intervening
centuries have seen ony seven nations
possessed of sufficient genius to dOmi-
nate the earth's deep waters. During
2,24S years Tyre has had but seven
true heirs Tyre, in her time, was
the inspiration Of all commerce IRE
spective of nationality, all who traf-
licked by sea were called merchants
of Tyre and all vessels of burden
ships of Tyre Dynastles lived by
grace of Tyres credit, and died at the
calling of her loans. With the passing
of Tyre. the position went to Carthage;
after Carthage TO the italian cities,
Venice. Genoa, Florence and Naples.
Italy held her dominance for 100 years.
until the Hanseatic League of Cities
took the crown of commerce to the
Baltic sea. Then Portugal forced her.
self to the front. That was preceding
the discovery of America by Spain.
With the aggressiveness of which that
discovery was characteristic, Spain
took the leadership away from Portu-
gal. Spain held 1t 200 years and lost
It to Holland. Holland held 1t for
some generations and lost 1t to Great
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One Reason Girls Steal.

This bit of philosophy of reformed
girl thief was contained In an article
In the Peoples Home Journal on the
value of the probation law: "A Girl
can no more live without few pleas
ures and pretty possessions than she
can without food. Take 1t from me.
girls don't want to steal. If they knew
how to earn things for themselves.
they wouldn't be bad. Some day there'll
W Nay found for girls to earn what
'hey need before they get into trouble,
moi after. Then the whole worfdll be
different
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FEEDING ALFALFA TO HORSES
" ehou'd Be Given sparingIy az Di.
oestive Disorders Are Sure to
Follow Liberal Supply.

Aifalfa hay Is good horse feed.
common opinion to the contrary not.
withstandlng. The trouble is that usn.
any 100 much of it Is fed. 1t is very
r'ch and can hardly be considered
roughage. We might almost as well
Jump bushel of bran into the man.
gers as to cram 1t full of alfalfa. II
horses have an abundance of II thew
ear TOO much and often have digestive
u'Soruers as a result. Alfalfa should
oe req very sparlngly to horses