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Decorah-posten., 1889-06-12
SoganmeloeIie.
"ubpalgte Caller af Cicero

"nboal9te Caller at gicerp",
ooeriatte os oplpite al 81. Monlab,
Cand. mag. os 'bu. Brofssior oeb bet
NorFe College, 9ecOrab, Soma, er ubs
fpmmet paa Beper's 5Orlas i Rritiania.
9enne Bog er cs ooerleueret til Nnmel-
belle, ps bet er ps en- 5ornsielie at pms
tale ben meo nosle fua Otb. gnboer
peb, at 8%eltalenbebs 8uniten albris
fommer til iaaoan alminoelis Set bebre
enb | en- &epublif, berfor er bet 10 /
bette 9anb iaa ~alminbelist at lasse fig
efter ben, % MI fan sjennem benre
Speriattelie bper llnsoom os buer
Breft, enten ban bar ituberet Satin e[ler
life, faa Gnleonins til at ie, boorlebes
&oms ftsrfte 9aler belasbe fine Orb
ueo forfielise Gnlebninser, bpOr bet
sialbt at tale parmt Os inbtrensenbe.
Oct bar paret ps en- @lebe at siennems
leie Sr. Monrub's Operiettelie % be
mango BERTH fsiebe oplpienbe Nnmerf.
ninser, cs hi ifaloe snife, at 8csen
fanot en- rig Giiatnins blanbt ben Der /
2anbet opporenbe nurife llnsbom. VT
5ororoene pil Ri Der bibiatte fslsenbe:
"peniisten meb naruarenbe lille Nrs
beibe er bells at siue benz, Der interes>
ierer fig for ben flasiine 9iteratur uben
at fanne leie bens Sorfattere / @runbs
iprpset = % iaabanne baaber ies Der
er mango a en- Wunbinas al giceros
Geltalerbsb, bells OF sioe Sfolesutter en-
Sps ibanbe, Der fan lore benz at for
too ps at operi9tte", ps bette taller for
fig ielu. vt en- iaaban anerfienbt 2as
timer iom Or. Carl Wiiler, tiblisere
Reftor oeb 9bronbbiems 2atinIfole, M
aniat iom &eftor ueo &rifiania 8atbes
brulifole, bar "siennemieet en- itsrre Gel
al M~anuifriptet os fOiipnet bet meb
o%aroiiulbe 8emarfninser", er en- 60
ranti for, at 8osen bar punbet Qnsrs
fienbelie os er uf Serb inbenfOr ben
2eiefreos, for boilfen ben er beiemt.
UT 5%crfatteren lite periunlis bar ueret
tiIitebe ueb 3rpfninsen at oisie 9a!er
bsr unbfplbe nosle minbre Trpffeil,
Der bar inbineset fig. 8osen ct pent
%ubitpret, teller Ouer 800 Siber % iel.
ses for ben tinise Bris s1,O0 r%Urtofrit,
peo Senpenbelie til Brof. 81. Nonrab,
DEBORAH, Sotua.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-12
% Gssen, FAINT aasmanbene, o. VS.
lotien. Mihael Sohnion % Mrne Rir.

os Gssen, FAINT 2asmanbene, .. We
lofien, Mihael Sobnion % Grne 6ir'
fell. Supleanter: gaitorerne 8ilbabl
@rsnlib, @albelanb, FAINT 29smenben'
Rils Socobien, 8. Nater os Gbrobam
Sacpbieu. Beitprelie for "Quib. Bib:
nesbprb": AZ Rebattiou: Yaitorern,
8nsmusien, 8isrn, gsdman os ail'
babl, FAINT Brof. Wobn; b aasierer
6. @ulbelanb, q Reoiiorer, s. "
8oe, ". s. Bjsrafer. Samfunbsfas'
ierer, Suer 9arien; Repiiorer, &.
9%bOmpion, .. g. Tbompion.
De paa 5aIesmsbet / Scandinavia
antasne 5oreninssurtitler, blep osiuu
Der orsfteoe, os ale uben nnbtaselie
iilitsmte. Bet, iom Der fremfalbte NET
9isfusfion, bar 2itera d | Bunft 3,
Tom beitemmer, at Nntimis iourisrne 1fal
biorase ct 5onb paa minbt $4,000.
Gae ipntes bog at bore enise ON bet,
at Der burbe iamles 5Onb men Spsrsss
maalet Dor bette: "Sfal Menisbeosn
ielu eie ps beitpre bet 5onb, ben bar
iomlet / fin Mibte?" Man blep life
enis ON npsen 5alIesuotalelie ON benne
Sag, os git berfOr fra ben ~eiterat babe
tilitemt Bunftet.
"Opsjsret" bleu osiaa tilitemt. Meb
SenIpn til Sfolelererieminariet / 8it
ienbers beiluitsoe 5priamlinsen at upers
tase bet, os bripe bet meb 3 2arsrs,
Der bper Ifal lsnnes meb 800 ON
Waret.
Der bepilsebes $4,000 til at briue
Guneset | Noribfielb i bet fommenbe
Gar paa getinselie at, at Srof. Bed.
mann faar opertase Relisionsunberoiss
ninsen.
Ser oal9tes en- Jonbss&ommitte tes
.itaaenbe at Yait. &asmusien, Yrof.
Nobn ps Or. Sper 2arien.
Wsbet parebe til Dnsbus often ben
ste Suni. Oct Dor ct talrist Msbe;
bar bier Dag fplbt til 9ransisl.
Nan teneoe enbcs 200 Teams omfrins
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-12
Gouegcts 6tcnopfprelic.

Ten armite, fem peb NositmBhet / &c.
eprab nebfatits til at tonferere neo College
S%o'uIittst re sire fig ifGro meb S~rtinmllr9
Of Verge irr at foo bet rebbrGnbte Gutber.
College otter eieroptpG9et, benne 8omite
tar fpipIisisi fig til of inmIe $1,000 I'll ct
iaohnnt Sprb, % tinise I'll at iumle iaa
reset irm nuli9t rper oenre Gum.
Srmiten Tor alsrsbe ppiplot bet fBrite
SPITE, % MI Iiaor bet altiuo tilbose at fort
IGite Nrbeibe msb of faa mere.
To btt bier fig, OF Der maa ftines itgrre
So,brirser til ps, % of Der mao 9lrres mere
enb Of lioiie iilreie be COCO Cellars, o.. oa
bet pil ialee oltfor beirGrlist for 8omiteen
psripnlis at saa cmirir9 I'll enbrer Yeriou,
ipm pnfier Of bihrose til en- iaa pGrbis Sag,
er bet blepen b. %iluitet, Of ole, Der snifer at
pbe Siora9, Ton benrerbe fig | Sen Bears
Stpre tier / Siiit Nuticral Sarf, bppr
SutNriptirrslifter er uolast. Spilfetirms
beIit Sihrog, fort sner Tibet, mrbtases meb
9airsmlisbeo, %, ho Sibrussprerre bar Nus
lebrir9 til Of tetale / frartaloi'e @itrne, oil
oenne Erbnirs rare beIois for Nanse.
apLliteen bar fra ilere facet 9ilbuo ON, at
be pfI pbe Sibras siennsm Grbeioe, bells iom
SoorfrG,tsre, bels icm Nrbeibere slsr Sar.
mere. en- SubIfriptiprsliite for ben SIuss
gbelie sr nCnluat / Sen Bears Store, os
snbper, Der piI pbe SiGlp paa henne Raaoe.
ppfptriss intfanbis til of meloe fig.
Raar Ri ~bstGnfer, at Yecorab Bp pil tabe
mintit 800 Of fine Snobpssere ON 2utber
college fpttes berfru, mau bet bore enbper
Binneibeit Soreers Ylist, i%aafremt ban pu'
Ter at iremme Epers Snterssier, ba at poe
fin giiiHance, uunieet ON ban al golsset
bar ncsen oirette Sotoel eler iife.
Rpmiteen.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-12

WiooeI mob Sorg. On iOrsbstpnset
Manb fom IND paa ct GpOtbef os ipurste,
ON Der life sapes nOset Mibbel, Tom for
l9nSere 9ib funbe brinse BAN til at
slemme Sprser. So ba, bet funbe not
fafes, mente YiIetriaeren; bare Man.
ben piloe fibbe nsb libt, ifulbe bet mart
bore ferbist. 9erpaa rsrte ban fam.
men en- 8lunbins at ole be ailfpslisfte
blanbt be afifpsliSe Saser, ct Gpotbet
er iaa rist ubitpret msb, us iepnebe
Slanbinsen ub meb en- pasienbe Sortion
2arerplje. 9enne Dolls tsmte ben iura.
betpnsebe Wanb uS til 8unben, - GA
bet bials utrolis: s ct bulu Nar tunbe
ban lite tanfe paa anbet END, bpprlebes
ban Fulee blipe ben afRpelise Smua
fpit.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-12
15oeaaro,

muuSen berimob ct situatiunens s,r.,
foroi ban fOritonr be otminoslioe gr;s
ciper, JON fontruaerer BesioepbsNsrs"
benne aunoItab sigr, at ban I'm 8.
banole tore Os oistise Spsrssmoor =.
iaa of iise itabe 5remtibeu. Den
Sanoelsmanb sjsr bet famine. so.'
JOrretnins er life bare en- Reros;,.,
life bare en- 8pttebanbel, men en- @;A'as'
FAB, en- 8unit; ban ftuberer be oIr,;r,
beige aope for Sanbel, iasttaosr 0,s,
bets 8Oniunfturer, ban unberisoer m'
tioens Mansel. foruoen Sremtiosns M
BOP os afpasier lin Sorretninu Ok.
9ilitanben / lin 9io os paa lit s,Ss
pan logger liseIaa mesen Ssarpiins;s''
beo for 9osen / fit Irbsioe ION, sto,s
manben / fit, os ban enoer meb ar E;s,
life Ell Benseieser, men en- iturfnns, w
inbiiststulo Ntanb. On / larlio OK
belo,s 5orretninssmanb iaqbe min ="
10 mere ban forftoo uf 9ipet, 10 tuS,f;'
sere git bet op for bam, at bette mr. &,
uirfet altiamnien Of Sorretniuasprirc;,
per. Sermeo mente BON, life bin, y,
uniperiet traster efter SpQareu, men =,
uniuerIet itpres of uforanoerlioe 0ons
at Snrtlsbeb, Nsiastisbeo, @runOio5sS
o9 @rltsbeo er ben rBoe 3raao / al
vi otsie 5orretninssprincjpe lsbes 6ss
9lpet, ON life af 0tenneftene, iuu al BEN
Ntast, iom itadr bag Wennetet, D.,
buroe bore enboer uns Manos OpooS,
at fsre fine 5orretnlnser fra Statsnor,
oens Spnspunft, life fra Den ubetnoeIin,
HOlltifers.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-12
Sra Notwithstanding
Npoe | GanIcD Uaus. Mtnn,
(Slutnins).

Sele 8onititutior for aset blep ans
tasst uforantret. gnfelie Sprarbrinser
bleo %piiinpf fore laaet; men ba Der blep
pplpft, at nm iaatanne 5oranbrinser
blep siprte, bible bet i9tte % mintit ct
Gar tilbuse / neutrality-suspicious., bapbe
insen Spit til at puatase fig Gniuaret
berfpr; % beriur bleu belle 8pnfiiutis
omen untusen u%foranbret. 9srimOb
fanbt man bet / Drben at tilisie Critic
ringer Der, buur bet iDntss iprngbent.
Soalsoes blep Der psbtaset en- Critic
ring, Tom neiere beiitmie 5oriamlinsens
5orftauelie af 2asmanbspirfipmbeben.
gnbpibere blsp Der / Nnlsbnins Of s 3
&np. ii srflaret, of bet piloe bore
minbre uhiat for Wisforitaaelie, nanr
Der til Sibere: "frm Ear ~paalibelise"
8~itnssbprb ON ianb ps lepenbe Sri
fientpm", bleo fpiet: "bps Cub alsne
fjenber Sisrtet." S%anlebnins al Spsrsss
moalet ON Nnrsmsbernss Setpbnirs
~lissoperfur Menisbsberne uotalte 5ors
iamlinseH ipm fin 5o%ritaaslie, at Sams
funtet ~lisecuerfor ben enfelte Menisbeb
hun er raabsipenbe.
Reb Senipn til "2utb. SrafeRole"
blep bsiluttet, OF ben bet fommenbe Gar
briues paa famine Maabe ps famine
8ilfaar iom bibtil. BET blep oplpt,
at TilipnstOmmitteen bapbe tilsubt Gus
suftanaipnOben allerebs iaar at iorene
fin BrafeffOle meb Dor % aniatte Yrof.
Common | Rurttfielb. Bette 3ilbub
sjorbe Soriamlinsen til fit.
8als paa @mbsbsmanb III isfsenbe
ubfalb: 5ormanb for GntimisIonrierne
os ex officio Sormanb / 3ilIpnstom.
mitteen, Buf. 8. W. 8isrn; gicefcr.
uaanb Yrci. 3b. MObn; 9ilipnsfomis
teen YaitOrerne: gueftab. &oalquam
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-12
3ecorab og Snegn.
Ten lite SUM, 1889.
Smaapiuf.
raa Elrbe err II @ts.

Srtleft rdd 5irpe ct IL 9is.
Snsbas ben lobe SUM- mobtase,
be 9 @ratuenier fra 9utber College tint
afsorss.7 siemOnier, | bpilfen Gnleb'
ming Der afbolbes en- Sammenfomfi
bportil Gle % Gnbper, ipm interes'
ierer fig for Sfulen, bierielist er inb'
butne. sensre paa 9usen msber BE-
TeIesatipner, Der ffal brsfte Spsrsss
maalst ON 3utber Gpnessts Siencp'
fprslie, iummsn.
Spbn Sr. Sitiusra Tom neb fra
81. Saul taa ct fort Tintiebsiss.
y. Z. Gleitob Of @rarb Sorts
Co., %. Tatota, er msb 5amilie paa
Seirs trs fine Slastnirse her %
Smesnen.
9rrhas often ben 29be sunni siper
scusfrrsrirsen "2ursn" en- aorcert
paa Sttpers Sperabus. Zen bill blioe
asiftsrst Of 9ecprob Srois ganb,
Nrs. Nprtsumerp % andre muffalife
ar9fter.
Gafpr s. III gltisafer fra 5rees
born @prrip, Mirn., bar mubtoset
3olb fro Sprpfens Merisbsb Der /
9scrrab. Iofpr MiifsIitn, Der mibs
lertibis Dor teijeni Meriebtten, bOlber
fin GiItttspratifen poo Ssrbns.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-12
ct 6aplpb meo CT GDeIone.

Iii en- liben Bp / Tsras fom Der en-
Dag rioenbe en- "goipbop", en- lopenoe
uns Manb, Der paa Brerien bar fjenoi
unber Seoersnapnet "@bifpbunfen "
s fit Sotel fit ban 8eiss af en- auisres
porter, buem ban gap felseuoe maleriite
S%tilorins al en- gpflone, iom ban meo
Msb os neppe buobe unosaaet.
"Du ffulbe albris b1ue feet Zig Sian.
Mebens ies en- Gftermibbas reb ube paa
grerien, bsrte ies bag mig en- S~elpebes
&abulber, os, ba iss iaa mig omfrins,
fit ies gie paa ct Nien Of en- Cyclone,
Der fom itimenbe efter mig / fulo 5art.
st uerre 8eit enb ben bar uel aloris
peret ube paa gbelasseliestos fsr.
Men ben, iom life a reb, bar ies.
Seq reb paa en- Seit, buis minoite aun't
bet bar at tase 2upen fra Gofomos
tibet, pg ieg bar faft beItemt paa at
oinoe, bpis bet ifllbe fomme til ct Bob
belBb me1em ps. Omtrent 70 Wit
foran mig iaa jes ct Sfopinar; funce
jes bare tat bet, bar leg irelit. Seq jog
Sporene inb / samle 8iu, iatte aurs
for Sfopinaret os pileoe afiteo.
gn Stunb bar gpctonen lise | Sss
lene paa mig; ben iaa, bpUr jes itilebe
ben, os anipenbte buer ensite Mufet
paa at fnibe mig, inben ies naaebe
Sfouen. Seq funbe bpre ben ipptte /
Napene os iatte 8lperne i Marfen, iaa
bet iprubeoe ON ben. Seen samle Bin
bapbe pSiaa 5art / fig; ben Waube,
paa bpilfen ben lasbe 9eras bag fig os
lansebe ub mob Snbian Territory, par
lisefrem frefinbiusenSe.
"8om!" iasbe Geuoloeren / Com
men paa mig, os ba jes tos anesten Op
for at unoeripse ben, fanot ies, at bet
bar 8inbens Jriction, Der baooe op9es
bit 2sbet iaalebes, at ben maaite fnaloe
al = fulbitanois Seluantanoelie, iors
itaar Be -; bet bar lise paa 0ippet,
at ies life blep ifuot.
0u bar hi mart pso Stouinaret, ps
ies pioIte, at ies ba bar frelit. 3bi Gp.
cloneraien fra 9eras er life pant til at
fare afiteo siennem Sfop os arat, for
ltaar De. Seq for / Hpuenoe 5art IND
/ ben meb Gbclonen baiebleienbe, life
40 Gobs bag mig. 9et Winut, Ri bar
Der, epise 2pier. Bill 9aaopereoe afs
saaroe uoen at iastne fine Striot ct
gieblit, mebens jes funbe bsre gpclos
men banoe bag mig, ba 8rat os Butte
fig fait / Sfiasset paa ben; Zig
9arm os Speftafel ifulbe 9u albria
bsrt. Men jes bar frelit.
Nu er bet to Waaneber iiben. Spur
fob er Der MI en- Bp. @uo
M ben Dag ibas oiier Snbbpsserne bet
Steb, bpor jes fnsb gpclonen.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-12

Oct Ct boot De lfriper efter grspeuur,.
inter- al Sproeitemmen, fpreuo Sc h.,
ltenuner Dem nIeo Senipn til bullet ggrT,.
blao De oil baue / 9eres Ssnoaos,nI,
Sproeftemmen er bet eneite norIte BsrnebIas
lpm bar ben internattonale Ssnoaosiiri..
leftie nteb SorflariHa.
Noresie: Sprbeitemmen
i79 u. San9amon Str, GbicuqO, In
22.15.tf. "
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-12

Va mel. iasoe en- elbre Manb til en-
Ben, 9u ifal life faa inbbilbe mig, at
en- 2ommetpu fan fOmme nosen Bel meo
nosen Dame; ies bar ensans en- bel
Time isst at finbe min 8ones 8iole.
lomme, men fanbt ben life, ifisnt ies gil
sjennem ole mulise Sober.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-12

Seriom leg ~nOseniinbe bar iast ei
uuenlist e1er bittert Orb til BIO, fiars
Gmilie, iasbe Sr Sanien til fin Bone,
iua taser ies benz tilbase. = Din Spt.
Ter, iparsbe bun, ies Risnner Dig moi,
On oil tase benz tilbase for at tunre
BRUCE benz ensans til.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-12

9nnbeIasteri. "7bisrmebiSiniide
&unci9au" for ben lite Nai inbebolber
fslssnoe Webbelelie, Der uben qpil bill
ouerrafe mango: IS 2eip5is er BET
%belluttet at oprette ct SunosIasteri / BET
osrOarenSe Slastebus, ba Der / benne
Sp bpppis Hastes Sunbe for at anpens
bes til menneffelis Jsoe."
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-23

Omaha, but that we hate Kansas City
for its assumptions that we are depend
ent on it.
We must in every way cripple the
trade of Kansas City that is ours OF right
and build up cities at home. Ihere L
room in Kansas to build ten cities OF
so. 900 people.
Railroads-north and southeast and
southwest-we must have.
"That state alone is free which rests on
its own strength and depends not on the
arbitrary will of another"
Let us be free. Let US repose our
hopes in the patriotism OF our own
people.
Let us build up Kansas. :.
Let our commerce dlffuse itself
through our entire state. Let the rule
of the vixen on the eastern border be
broken, and forever. =
We want line Chicago, Omaha q
Wichita "Wichita, Fort Smith q
Memphis" "Wichita & New Orleans.
(the Banana Route.''
1--WE must work, still work, forever
work.
The paths to glory are, not thro' flowers,
But thro' briars, DER hill and stony nelo.
To laborious touch, thro' weary hours,
Not to sloth, the gods their treasures
yield.
From tribultation to the stars"
Our motto appeals TO each earnest man.
Be true to the state, lead the van,
1.-THE glories Of the possible are ours.
'sKANSAN,"
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-23
LOVE SPEAKS.

George D. Prentice.
= n But the fact of nature is in
exorable. There is no appeal for relief
from the great laws which doom US to
the dust. We flourish and fade as the
leaves of the forest, and the flowers
that bloom and wither in day have no
Trailer hold upon life than the mightiest
monarch that ever shook the earth with
his footsteps, Generations of men will
appear and disappear as the grass, and
the countless multitudes that throng the
world today will disappear as the foot
prints on the shore. Men seldom think
of the great event Of death until the
shadow falls across their own path,
hiding from their eyes the traces of loved
ones, whose loving smile was the sun
hight of their existence. Death is the
antagonist of life, and the cold thought
of the tomb is the skeleton of all hearts.
We do not want to go through the dark
valley, although its passage may
lead to paradise; and. with
Charles Lamb, we do not want
TO lie down in the grave, even with
princes for bedfellows. In the beautiful
drama of Ion, the instinct Of immortal
lty, so eloquently uttered by the death
of the devoted Greek, finds deep re-
Spouse in every soul. When about to
yield his young existence a sacrifice to
his fate, his beloved Clemantha asks if
they shall Meet again, to which he re-
plies.
Il asked that dreadful question of the
hills, that seemed eternal-of the clear
streams that flow forever-of the stars,
among whose fields Of azure my spirit
has walked. AS look upon thy living
face, feel that there is something il
thy love that cannot wholly perish; we
shall meet again. Clemantha-
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-23
A STEP FORWARD.
From the Topeka Capital.

From the Topeka Capital.
After warm and protracted discus
sion for nearly two hours in its session
last evening, as fully reported in the 10
cal columns Of the Capital, the council
finally by a vote Of 6 to decided in
favor of paving with asphalt Topeka av-
enue from third to Fourteenth streets.
OF 1S9 taxpayers directly interested SO
at first protested against the paving, but
this number before the final vote was
reached fell to 60.
The Capital congratulates the council
on its action, and the citizens of Topeka
on this promise of renewed vigor in
municipal improvements. The laborers
who have been thrown out of work will
find an abundant field, business will be
more active, the city will be largely i'm
proved by the paving of this prominent
and beautiful street. The council and
the taxpayers will not regret the forward
step taken last night.
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-23
A COSMOPOLITAN CITY.

Usage City claims to be the most cos
mopoItan town in Kansas. Its popula-
ton is composed of Americans, Italians,
Irish. Germans. Swedes. Norwegians,
French, Welsh. Hungarians, and Scotch.
Exchange.
Every nationality mentioned in this
paragraph is represented in the popula-
ton of Atchison, and, in addition, Eng
fish, Canadians, Dutch, Spaniards, Rus
slams, Characterization.
Every nationality mentioned in the
above two paragraphs is represented in
Wichita and IN addition, Aztecs, In
dams, Mexicans, and Etheopians, also
Niggers, Coons and their various crosses.
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-23
A WoMAN's HIPS THE PLACE.

An indignant woman thus invites men
who talk about dress reform to mind
their own business: "Now, why should
man bother about the health of petit
coats? He doesn't have to wear them.
The Lord didn't build him SO that he
was to have them hung around his hips,
and when he made woman he did.
Those marvels of lace and silk were
thought of, and it was known that their
appearance would be entirely spoiled if
they were slung from her shoulders by a
pair of braces. Take any wild country
where civilized dress is unknown, where
the natural woman is found, and you
will discover that she carries her body
on her hips and pitcher Of water
on her head, but that she sings nothing
over her shoulders. | think it is only
necessary for mankind to trouble them
selves about the way we wear our petit
coats when we raise an objection to the
adjustment of his trousers.
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-23

An enthusiastic admirer Of the char
acter Of the great apostle to the Gentiles
declares that ''the history of Paul, as
given in the Book of Acts and incident
ally appearing in his epistles, shows most
conclusively that he was man of great
bodily vigor. No one could, upon any
other supposition, do what he did, and
endure what he did. His life, after his
conversion, was one of the most labori-
GUS lives ever lived. He pre-eminently
endured hardshipas a soldier. A sickly
and feeble man would not have been
physically equal to his labors." Never
theless the photographers describe Paul
as small of stature and possessed of
weak eyes. Whether these physical
conditions, especially the weak eyes,
constituted the thorn in the flesh that
buffeted him is not material, for it must
be allowed that as logician, rhetorician
and profound thinker he has no superior
known to history.
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-23

The Larned Eagle-Optic has it from
what it considers good authority that a
colony of twelve families from near
Johnstown, Pa, will soon settle on
farms in that county. The colony is
composed of people who have suffered
from the Pennsylvania floods and have
determined to come west to Kansas to
make homes in a country where such
disasters do not threaten life and prop
ertv. When they arrive, says the Eagle
Optic, they will meet with warm well
come from our people. Pawnee county
is large enough TO accommodate them
and many more. And they will find a
pleasant climate, broad, fertile prairies,
first-class social, religious and educa-
tional advantages and a community of
law-abiding, temperate people, among
whom they can live happily and grow
well-to-do without the fear of being
washed off the face of the earth by a
deluge from the mountains.
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-23

That was timely and just rebuke adj
ministered by Governor Thayer, of Ne
braska, to the intermeddling Britons in
New York in their efforts to induce the
governor to exert his influence to have
Hon. Patrick Egan recalled from the
Chihan mission. If Mr.. Egan were in
fact guilty of participation in the Cronin
murder (Which nobody believes it were
iaexcusable impertinence GU the part of
New York parties mentioned to make
any suggestions to governor of state
OF any other civil officer as to the dis
charge of his duties. There is no doubt
that Or. Cronin was brutally murdered
and the cowardly assassins merit con-
dign punishment, but English assistance,
through paid detectives or otherwise, is
not going to facilitate the apprehension
or conviction of the miscreants.
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-23

The testing suggestion that telephones
might be used for churches and the peo-
pie stay at home, or for concerts, and
only the singers be actually in the build
ing, is coming true. Ina Congregational
church in Tunbridge Wells, England,
wires have been placed connecting it
with sick people and the aged, and with
doctors shop and clerks office, whose
engagements will not permit them to be
II the church. Wires are even being
stretched 10 neighboring towns, and, of
course, subscriptions are taken in the
place of pew rentals. There are many
advantages in this plan. If the sermon
is dull the subscriber can doze off with
out offense to the proprieties. he can
Sit down when he pleases or stand up,
Rnd otherwise be at liberty. Besides,
be can read or write during the prelimi-
naries that are generally so tedious.
The innovation will not, perhaps, inter
fere materially with the maintenance of
church organizations or the building of
grand and costly edifices for public wor-
ship; this will continne without diminu-
ton, for many obvious reasons. Never
theless the use of the phone in this con-
nection will no doubt be extended and
become an important factor even III
public worship.
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-23

Kansas expects to be subsidized into a
great sugar producing state and, as a con
sequence, much opposition to Mr.. Blaine
scheme to buy Cuba and snatch her into
the union has been developed out there
Free sugar from Cuba would play the
mischief with Kansas sorghum.-Louis-
VILE Times.
The astute Times is doubly off. In the
the first place Kansas doesn't particular
ly object to the annexation of Cuba: and
in the second place she calculates on
producing sugar in such quantities and
80 cheaply that she will defy foreign
competition, even with Cuba's crop
thrown in free.
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-23
Special Agent in charge of silk section
Zoo MUGS % q Good r2l Th;pC

Too Much OF a Good CD Thing.
Gazette, X. {. No. !.
The local inspection humbug is coming
home to roost. The Leavenworth butch
erS are on their respective ears. They
are kicking like bay steers against pay
ing the meat inspectors fees and an an
nual license of $50 too. The city gets
between twelve and fifteen hundred dol
lars from them for license year and on
an average of $3.50 month fees for in
speeding meat. The Sun tells US that if
the city council refuses To do something
to let them Oft easier they VIII resist the
ordinance and test Its vahdIdy. They
have been advised by attorneys that
they can ''buSt' il.