PRINCE HEKRYJF PRUSSIA
Has Landed In New York City With
Ills Suite, and Una Been Ac
corded a Hearty Reception.
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Am mm Amerleaa Pablle lastHaHoa
Join la a Royal Amtrleaa
Welcome,
Americana have do especial reverence for
kings or emperors, (or monarchies or In
heiiled public titles, nut the American
people rejoice at the opportunity of wel
coming royalty to her shores when royalty
comes representing a great nation
America exteads the right hand of fellow
ship to every land In the civilised world
and acclaims the representative not be
cause of his birthright as a ruler, but be
cause of the good will Columbia bears to
AL.li SISTER NATIOXS.
I'rlnco Henry will find Americana hos
pitably hunting wherever he appears and
Invite him to carry back to the stalwart
nation which honors him as a prince royal
a message of amity and genuine friend
ship. Germany and America are never likely
to engage In any form of warfare involving
armies and navies, whatever commercial
reprisals and controversies may come Into
their business relations.
THE BANKERS RESERVE LIFE
admires the German character, the Ger
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German fatherland. Among Its policy hold
ers It numbers many of German birth and
descent. It claims the right, therefore, to
join with Amertcsns generally In the
felicities of this occasion.
Should Prince Henry com to Omaha
M. II. ROBISON, PRESIDENT,
will be more than pleased to show the
royal gueet that her in Nebraska w have
built up'-n Ufa Insuranc company In four
years which ranks among the best in the
union for It age. It would probably
startle him to know that on of the oldest
and strongest eastern companies was six
teen years old before it reached the volume
of business carried today by the Bankers
Reserve Life.
PRINCE HENRY IN ONAHA
would be a notable guest. He would say
with every other thoughtful person that It
is folly to send away $1,600,000 of savings
annually to secure indemnity which can
as well be purchased at home. -The
German government is strong be
cause of the loyalty of Its people to the
fatherland. The west can be strong upon
the same principle. Let us stand by our
home enterprises. Thre new states are
, to be opened immediately. Write to B. H
Roblson, president, Omaha, Neb., for ter
ritory and terms, for general, state or
special agencies of the Bankers Reserve
Life.
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Anecdotes With a
jfc ar ian win uieuup ui uiverpuui
A I preached a sermon recently an
WftAT . V t I.L . t I 1
uiu wuuiHa w am urnru iv
"Never.was I so disappointed. I
never heard a bishop. I thought
d hear eornethlng great. . But I could un
derstand every word he said."
Rev. Dr. Nextly, In pursuance of a design
to deliver a series of discourses on the
mountains of the bible, msd th follow
ing announcement:
"Next. Sunday evening, brethren, I shall
preach a sermon on Mount Ararat."
And ufter the services were over, relates
he Chicago Tribune, Aunt Ann Peebles
went forward to lay goodby and wish him
a pleasant voyage and a safe return.
General Ralllngtcn Booth of the Volun
teer of America tells a story of a prayer
meeting held In New York on the east side
during the recent mayoralty campaign. In
the midst of a prayer, he relate, one pious
brother said: "O Lord, we pray Thee that
the democratic party may hang together
In the coming election." "Amen, answer
prayer, Lord," put in a republican who waa
near. "Put I do not mean it as the repub
lican brother mean It, Lord. I pray that
we may hang together in concord and ac
cord," continued the democrat. "Amen,
Lord," again said the republican; "any
cord, so long as they hang."
A story i told of a certain English bishop
well known for hi verbosity, who rose to
address the House of Lord on a very im
portant occasion. "I will divide my speech
under twelve heads," he said, to tho dis
comfort of his audience. The marquis of
Salisbury begged to be allowed to inter
pose with a little anecdote. "A friend of
mine was returning home lata on night,"
ha said, "when opposite St. Paul's he saw
an intoxicated man trying to ascertain the
time on the big clock there. Just then
It began to strike and slowly tolled out 12.
The man listened, looked bard at the clock.
and said: 'Confound you, why couldn't you
have aald that all at oncer ' The blshcp
heartllr Joined in the laughter which fol
lowed and took the hint contained in th
atory.
The good minister of a Scottlah parish
had once upon a time a great wish for an
old couple to become teetotalers, which
they were In no wise eager to carry out.
After much pressing, however, they con
sented, ,4aylng down as a condition that
they should be allowed to keep a bottle of
"auld kirk" for medicinal purposes. About
a fortnight afterward John began to feel
his resolution weakening, but he wa de
termined not to be th first to give way.
In another week, however, he collapsed
entirely. "Jenny, woman," he said, "I've
an awfu' pain in my held; ye mlcbt gle roe
a wee drappie an' aee gin it'll dee m ony
guld." "Well, gudeman," ah replied,
"ye're owr late o' aakin', for ever sin'
that bottle cam' into the hoose I've been
bothered sae with pains I' my held, 't Is a'
dun an' there' nae drappie left."
An evangelist who Is making many con
verts in Holton, Kan., preaches like this:
"The man who pose as a skeptic and
will not listen to conclusive proof a to
the truth of God'a word 1 a dishonest
puppy.
"You may announce yourself as a man,
but when you go Into partnership with
whisky, either by your vote or support,
you become a dirty, low down, white-livered
devil.
"Don't tell me you ar an atheist, and
then go 'round pouring out blister-mouthed
profanity In the nam of a God you don I
believe in, you skillet-headed old scrub.
"Th men that can be bought at a big
price here won't bring 15 cents a dosen
in hell. I am reaching tor you poli
tician."
In making th announcement to his
congregation recently, reports th Ban
Francisco Wave, an Episcopal minister,
who parish Is not more than a thousand
mile from San Francisco, said:
"Remember u,r communion servlc next
Sunday. Th Lord I wltn u in in rore
noon and th bishop In th evening." '
Here I another lapeue lingua, which
had it origin In a Sunday school out in
th mission. The - superintendent was
making a fervid prayer a few Sunday ago
and asked divine blessing upon each and
every enterprise In which the school was
interested. He closed his petition to the
throne of grace in the following words:
"And now, oh, Lord, bless th lamb of
this fold and mak them 'meet for the
kingdom of heaven. Amen.' "
A gentleman prominent in on of the
stat department had occasion recently
to visit New York, relatea the Albany
(N. Y.) Argus. Upon his way back be
was seated at dinner opposite a gentleman
whom, by the cut of hla frock, th whit
tie and general appearance, he took to be
a clergyman. The waiter entered with the
dinner ordered by the supposed clergyman.
He wa a pompous darky, with a pro
nounced strut and dignity to give away.
Just then th train rounded a curve and
before th waiter could get off hi dignity
th tray wa tipped a little and a bottl
of salad oil fell Into th "clergyman's"
soup, breaking the dish and spattering
soup all over hi clothes, whit tie and
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gray whisker. Th clerical gentleman
exhibited all th external appearance of
having an apoplectic fit, but before he
could say a word he waiter gathered up
the tablecloth with all Its contenta and
was out of sight in a minute. The "clergy
man" turned to the Albanian and em
phatically remarked:
"My God! ain't he the limit!"
The widow of an English army officer wa
visiting me with her son, a charming little
fellow about 6 years old, relates Harper's
Magaxlne. - Th mother told me with pride
how honorabl he was, how high-minded,
and that shs had never for an Instant aeen
In him indications of any trait that were
low or base.
The child waa put to bed every n'ght at
. We dined at 7. I wa aittlng In the
drawing room one evening before dinner.
The room wa dark, the door open, and
my seat commanded a view of both the
talrway and the dining rorm. Th table
wa set, and in the center wa a dish of
tempting peaches. '
Presently there cam to my ear the
patter of little bar feet, and a childish
figure, clad in a night gown, stole down
the stairs, through the hail, into the din
ing room, up to th table. Small fingers
seized the topmost peach from the dish,
and the little fellow turned and trotted
away upstairs again.
As I sat in the dark, in an agony of ap
prehension, theft came again the patter,
patter of little feet, and a white-clad figure
stole down the stair, through the hall, into
the dining room, up to the table. Small
finger replaced the stolen peach ust
where It bad been, and a stubborn little
voice muttered, "Done again, old devil!"
He waa a typical small boy, who lived in
a well-to-do town in the western part ct
the state, with pride in his native horn
and a vague idea that the city people con
sidered all outsiders as small potatoes
and few in a hill at that.
Now, when his mother brought him to
Milwaukee to visit her brother, relate the
Milwaukee Sentinel, he held his head
proudly and intended to convey the idea
that he and his were of some importance.
, Hi uncle took him to see th different
big buildings, including the Pabst theater,
the library, postofflc and th various
churches.
On Sunday they were seated in St.
Paul's. The' mother turned her head to
take in the beauty of the pictured win
dow with their pretty colorings, and se
cretly wished her lot had fallen in the city,
but the boy sat bolt upright as though such
surroundings were very common to him.
When they reached home his uncle re
marked: "Well, Tommy, the church is
something grand compared with your build
ings In C ."
With an Impatient .'ois of hU head, Mr.
Impertinence announced:
"It wouldn't make a wood box for our
Baptist church."
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