davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-22
Utah.

anflagebe Wtprmouere. SObn s.
9ambert, Sobn SOnes os N bis gtns
berion bl.p ben 15be bs. brast til Salt
Safe Gitp urber Qntld9e for 6lertuueri.
2ambert os Gnoerion itiaebe 8nutiOn
Os rei1te bjem, men SOues matte ounbre
/ 89usIel.
8. W. 8eo9b ertlarebe fig Itplbis /
5lerfoneri; 9ommen pil bGioe afiagt
ben 20be Wpoember.
Natban Sanien, Der er unber Nm
tlase for 5lertoneri, erflerebs, at ban
life bar itDlois; ban blep beniat 5erss
Tet, inbtil SOrbBret timber Steb.
Samss Butler, Der tiolieers bar
uaret ftraHet for 5lerfoneri, blsu iamms
Sag iunben ifplois % bBmt til 6 Waa'
neosrs 5rnsi.l. 9an Dor / BrOOp.
9ommsr 8. Z. 6bbulm fra Mursau
Gitp, tioligere ct prominent Meblem al
ben mormunits &irte, er for Tioen paa
8eiss / Omaha, glsb. Eli en- 8lab'
r~eferent Der iasoe ban bl. a. fslsenoe:
"Berstlit8erne ON, at ben mormunIfe
&irfe tGnter paa at ilptte fine 3ilban.
sere til ct anbet 2anb, bppr be funos
prattiiere i'm ReligiOn roen Snbblan.
bling fra be chile Nutpritetsrs SiSe, er
life meset at faits GiltrO til. Den
ctpile &esierin9 sr naturlispis life sfter
De murmunite 2ebereS 8ebas; men be
bauber at faa bet mere eiter fin esen
3Rnfemaabe, lianr 9erritoriet pp.
tases lom Stat | unionen. ga pentsr
be at beige Statsembebsmeno, Der er
enise meo benz, ps laaleoes iOm | samle
9a9e blipe iitanb til at leoe / Operens'
itemmelie meb Girfens @runoi9tninger.
Seq bar al @runb til at tro, at 8rr'
iioent @oobrlffs Proclamation, ipm
uplig oientlissioroes, us / builten ban
erfl9reoe, at Rirtsn baube aiifaffet 5lsr.
toreri Os paalast Weblsmmsrne at
Oucrbulbe 9open, er falit. Sfisnt TrR.
iibenten offentli8siproe Oenne Rotice til
8erben / en- Sproe, ium life fan mis-.
fOritaass, iaa mener ben no9et sanite
anbet for airtens ~ppristise Reolemmer
Sl%ertOneri sr % pil blipe ianttipneret I
Semmslisbeb at Sirten. 8rotlama'
tiOnen blep tun ubiteOt for at ir~emlfpubs
9errituriets Dptaselie ium Stat, os
mar bet er fleet, pil 8irtsn unberitsite
mart bet enc mart bet anbet pblitilfe
8urti, Der b~esunitiser ben, ps ben NOR.
MONTE airte oil tribes, ium 8rOfeterne
bar ioruoiagt."
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-22
Gn mennet,ebsns. giurn. iom |

langere lib bar U9ret ct itnoigt Sfram.
lei Tor BefDlfuiugsr | 9urnnapani | bet
iubiite 3iitri't Rusiet'unbai, Gar uptis
maattst Iabe fit SIP. Bet bar en- bal.
big ginu., iom ital bou, brabt ossr
tpUe Wenrei'sr o. ianret mang. Here.
Zen bar iaa bib os pna iamme lib Iaa
I'm, at bet iaa u6, iom ON ma aloria
itHlbe fnuue siere ben ultGSslie. On
engel't 3ngertgr, ar. Somers Gus, be.
ilutteoe cnoelig at opisge ben | oens
Iilbolositeo. Gan inn6t ben iammea
mso to llHser, az bOilie ben bapbs ben
Ell. poa Rpssen. "a ben iaa 3asersn,
taIteoe ben llngcn At fig % sis bam
imcbs, reiite ls paa Bosben.ue o. for.
bsrebte iis iii at omfaune lam paa
BjGrneuis. Ia ben fun par nosle faa
Sfribt ira fam, ienbte ban ben en-
auGle gicnnem p~oetStt, faa ben fuftt
oSo ON paa 5latseu. llnserne tos fac
6ln8ten os unofcm. Ter bl.p ftor
Glnoe bluuot be Snbisote, ba be 10
bsre, at bet frpst,oe ubDr oar ialbet.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-22
6oritielltgt t.

at Wi.ner.9 asbtao frip.r isls,nbe
ON b. Joreu.bs gtatsrs ubpre Ttast.
"8enns paloise noroamsrifanfe 5riitnt
betpmrer ia tile bet rinseite on bet
samle Guropas Sauo.l % SorItprr.lI..
Den ubruiter irsen gantierifibe o.
9prpebuer for at bombdroer. ben gantle
Bsroens 6apue. Msn bet meb Tal.
,olounsr trptts Blab Rcainleps 1arif.
loo ~, Tom ,r uoor6eibet al ben am,ri.
,anIte lopsiusnbe 5oriamlins, ,r ct
lisciaa irpsteli8t 8aaben iom 8riss.
ftibe msb larstrRtterbe aanonsr. Uni.
onsns Nn9reb er III, rsttst mob no0sn
.rtelt ~europniit Stat, men Oct rnmmsr
bUercne1te europ1ilt aulturItnts Bro.
butter"
On trasif Stj9bns ipuss at for.
fsls. CALIFORNIA; Sernban.tOnstr. 5Or
uosl. Gar iibsn miit.b. 2e(nnS Stau.
ioro fin en.Itt Ssn % Grping til tin.
Miaiorsr, o. MI iorlsbsn Dag mitch,
Wilionaren groder, Der bar fine Rils
liOner uubragt i Sbb.8 acifiebauer, fin
eusits S6n.
On 3urD | 8booe Sslanb o. en- /
Columbus, dnni., bar nptia erffGret, al
bet life er nogsn 5Orbrboelie at brg6.
ino en- SalOOn "a itiale 2l % BrGn,
oeuin, ifisnt ben Gnflagebs irSrsmme6e,
at ban baob. brii6t inb / gpgrirasr.
Den, Der bar Gntlaget / Columbus o.
irifienbt, bleu itrar eIter arreIt,ret o.
an,luset for at baue i~tjaalet b. GlaIter,
buori Eaet o9 8renoepinet bar.
5uloeubelien AT 9unnelren mnber
ct. Qlnire.Glob.r mellem Mifyiaar "a
Canada Ifat isir.s msb en- ftorartet
8arset | 5urn.1en. ct 1000 1oS
langt Boro pif blipc beftet. Get biz
blioe itiaet iaalebes, at 500 Bob itaar
paa Gnnaba.S iosn os 500 paa De 5or.
ereoe Stnters. Sormanoeu ital iio6e
liseobsr Granbielinien; poa ben cana
bite Sibe Nal 8raiibsutsu af be 5or.
sneoe Stater iibbe, paa ben amerifanIte
@eneralsS uoernsreu al Canada. 8eeoe
qaroes Rabinettsr % andre iremragenbe
Weno blir natnrligris in6bu6te. I'm.
nsnsn ffal oplbies al Glsttricitet % be.
torsrss az 0uuitnere.
ganftppsn 8iaiam 8. Sdrsiber,
Der itjal 100000 fra SirIt Rational
8ani / Columbus % rsmts til Canada,
Oenbte nblis tii6nse til be 5oreneoe
Slater % bleu arr.itsret / Detroit, sri.
hi9an. San er MI iosmt IL Qars
5nusielstrai.
8 Grtndle'8iers.n. / SnSian.r.
3erritOri.t bar man nplis Osbaset flor.
% risbOloise @ulbfei.r. Ran gar /
lang lib Oibft, at Der ianbt.s Gulb /
gbidn'aip' Bisrsens, men al. 5orIsg
pua at transe inb / Gsnsn bar / lang
lib fru9tsslsie. glu bar to Gulbgra.
oers fra California upbolbt ia Der /
longer. lib, % b. Ear life alien, funbet
Glib, men csiua SGo, aobb,r, BIN %
Sui ! fore Wanober.
- SefferiOu 9apis's 8ntters 5Orlo.
belle msb alfrsS BilfinIon / Snrncuis,
q. D, .r opbaOet. S(orinssn bertil Ital
oar. ben, at Sr. @iltiniOns 5inanier
itt, par ! ben bsbIte Crben.
en- BSffelbiOr6 paa 10 SiDttcr er
nplis tommet bort fra g~.rIowfoue Ra,
tional Bari, Os efter lang Ssstn bar
man funoet ben / ben iaaialete ~Ree
Eei,rt", en- batter S~aonssans / ben
mibtre Del at WpOmius. gorbaabsnt.
Zig fan man faa benz tilbase til Garfcn,
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-22
g II t.
Z 10 q.

SeicFrret bar for unbsn Gang ort'
ItSSt QOmmen mob 81. 6. Billings, Der
par bsnt til liusparis Sansielsitraf for
Mprbet paa GOuntpsGbpotat Kingsley
! 8auerlp. SsieIteret er al ben 6or'
msniua, at ain9slep be9it Selpmprb.
6errneb er ianoipnlispis Oenne Sag
ilut; ItiCnt 8rOcesIsu Ienbtes tilbass til
llnOerrettsn, er bet bog life rinelist, at
8iQiros after b(iuer 1tiGet for Retter.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-22
Iag Goer iagt forWeoieiner,
Der inpeboloer Werfur,

iti Wsr'ur III Af,ri ~ss'irsst sHsi,suSi,n o 'utSt.s.
sia sm'aliatn stH ssatun, usar bet iarH ial,nr,w
si'nt ee:rhas,n. essssHH, Daru surt, slsris tua,s.
n~Hs.as;H Hsdt b. 90, i~sy,f,f,or, ~ n ~sasti,.tif sesa
IA @'ss'n, ~ si afi,tssmm,. t 10 SoHs, ftsr, tus
bet Sapr. man kaTsi t,n. Halls Catzrrh Cure. ~.
rir'h al p =. GktH,s Il 90. ssi,so. e.. t~Ht,sstbu
We nssti G''giir % tags, iHsssritI Td slyfu sir.,ii
gaa riosn a s~ptsmss e~ii~ssuEas. Raar J 10.
Der Halls Catarfh Cure. {, tl al laa ben rsi,. ta
lass iHspori,s % IT tilsiT'u { Lshss. O., sfgi
Gt,Hss & 90.
tH- esIsa Ssi az, Isunifu. 9rts rs a.r,s
". SLATE. CChh)
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-22
Vo. z
ID
fsIaer meo bette To. at "1teorab'
Yoften".
Wne Wbpunenter

Fan ,rbolce be ubfpmne Numere al "8eo
Grnen" gratis.
Der bar oHret iua mans. Otter
Ypbrasler efter 8espnSelien af "5ra
Rrunnins ariftinas unsbOmstib", at pi
bar trptt ben iGritilt, % npe Gbonnen'
ter pa Gnore fan fan ben for 10 Gents.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-22

105 Mar gammel bar en- Sfotlan.
Der Better 2aius, iCm bsoe for nossn
lib iibsn.
3an BRAT bpstis UbiRp, rssts ufan.
ieIig 2o6ai, sis itabis tpubt tlaSt ~
oar mestt ubs / frit Cuff.
Gn Gplpusmano peb IOlbpaienet
bar siost bom bet stubsmaal, at ban
bar ben parit. 9Obaisimusl.r / Ei.
~itritt.t; men iaa babe ban siOei Sta.
ten fulb Gritatuins p.b alt bet 8renbs.
bin, ban brat.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-22
Worth Caroline.
n ~ualminbelig nplbIom 9ornabo

for isiernem Robinion 60. Cnsbas
gftermiooas. Den for mob WorbUeit
% par 80 til 200 CARDS br.b. ga.
briter, Msner, Garmbuie % s,OO.
ieOnebss mso 5orSen. On Del Der.
Toner brebtes nar Wilton, o. man
frp9ter for, at en- Wasi. Rrsatur.r
brrbtes.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-22
Gn 18saarig Yonrsper.

y" "ai'b f"pAs~sA' ~
tisrer bleu Rat til Wanbas anbplbt al
en- &soer % MATTE ublepere 9olti1fiene
% @els, Sarge & Co.'S 8ensetife.
Weoens Rsperen bolot paa at aabne
Boftiaftene furissts BOitiisreren at at
fprs fin Repoluer, men ben flitfebe.
&speren trai fig berpaa tiIbase. Wan'
bag gftermiboas blep ban arreiteret
Glooerbale; bet bar en- 1s.aaris Gut,
iom albris fsr baobe paret Der | Cm'
tsnen.
81 Watroier rsmts forrise Ssnbaa
fra be 5orenebe StaterS Rria8llib,
"geipfic", Der laa for 0nfer | Gar
6ranciscos Sapn.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-22
asIan6.
9en nnae 9roieslrr GondarIl

~tH HHBI FIVTtHTVI WVHWUI " y,
Der bolot J~orelasniu9er | ct. Rstsrs.
6urgs lluiocriitets 9aburntorium ODER
eiiti9e Sprer, ilutteoe fine GorefrsniH.
ger Der meo, at ban balbte rosls 2raa'
Der al en- giitts Spre ct Glas. rSitsoe
os brat BET for tine 9ilbsrer,s Zine
meO islsenOe Semrriuirs: ~3nben 10
@inuter uiI 3, mine 5errer, ie si
Ntemlei,e o6, leo oel-. S~tubenterne
sau bam Moos,it, me fUrsiaUes, %.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-22
OfIa b 0 N O.

5agt paa Seitetppe. Ere 5o,en.o.
Staters 9eputp.W aridaIer, Der for
falste en- Banbs Seitstpue paa Sutua.
8eierpationer, bapbs ben 14be b.. en-
~aloorlis 8amp meb 9anben. On S.ite.
tpp blep ffabt % 5 toses tilfans.. Do
3Dbene iaa, at be life funbe mnbtpmme
mso be IL %tjaalne Seite, itisb be Dem.
Seitene tilbsrte 6. 8. Martin / Gu.
tbrie Go.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-22
Cuticura
S0be
for oaarlis
Snofaroe,
Hes, erebs eonsu
es 1etnspssRsy.

HaarIis Saafatss, ntto 5tnrsv. uerft,
- ss1si.s 80, fftt srsrteFfFtg'ns Nzusu. ezfrs
tE I stH3.Ngtt{sEEs. sG2t.tat Nsels "a 1~s1A5fsas ale
miatdist EtRft asptHsss % faEtrss go -9Eiieurs
@oag@. Ng rsresuttesrf sisaustyiis 3srFtsHHT &c
BEN; ion eueiorffaas q s,uus gzb, ben aatressfts,
isM lgilfi' 81, q tru uecfEifuftt, o. : z srEtsla Esrr
ter e'H iH9fH Ripal. Tea sratetss rn. sa ~ptss1rsrsf
g Hni FarHmt e. ~Cgit-es1 SseB- gsmsuussr sa
Agieatt uugat eas o. mHgefs erssg a ioys a5fet.
a ep s-sist SatsmgasssH q fsEtaggslis 4 For,vus.
4nDTss4 piaH i1.r yutr EsaSrtafs "a 0Gnfii9 yNas
ievpt. Ten It Wn a!tHs fanssa mts. rl's ssn suttsasT
u ftssfs o. fastagtit Eqtff;s SEsr I fiHaea. fu
tisss mus o. sfaHt abr sus ~ Gle aHst Nusixs0
tiHaaHffH.
Sa.sss asrr zee @astH Bgis q gsais
stHs sltT How 10 Care skin ard RiloG Diseases
Htrtsjs Potter Drug and Chemical Corpora
ton, gtegfiuags. tshsH. 1.a1L
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-22
% b NJ a.
Sen ofKeieu. Cptauina at stemn

Den ofNeiele CptGuins al Stemme.
sipninsen Deb bet ms afbulbte 8als er
MI pHentlissiOrt. Samtlise republi,
tanffe &anbibater for Statsembebern.
og &onsresmanb ualgtes m.b fra
LAO til 2,567 Stemm.rs Raioritet
Stl Reblemmer at Senatet oalstes to
0emutrater os IA Republifansre, til
&epraientantsr palstes 6 8emutrater us
81 &epublitanere.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-22

Set 9orfe Samlas I Norb So
Crosse palste peb Garsmsb.t ben Abe
bs. fslsenbe 8eitprelie: Breiibent. SObs.
Nmsrnb; 9 ice'Yreiibent, Chr. 8oaeruo (;
Sefretar, 6. 6. Gridion; ausierer, DIE
amsrub; 8ibliutbetarer, Cars Gmsrub,
Gnbreu Bretquarn; Truitee, Chr. 8,
Qarien.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-22
LUTHER COLLEGE.
s sss..s ss s.s, 4 asf ssf sS 1880 sn''t' :" iI'. e' $500 ssis s : ss aS ;:S Z. 1859
Wermpnt

2egislaturen sienpalst. iorl,beu
Senator WOrriQ til be SOrenebe Sta.
tiers Senator. 8 Senatst f, ban ~ al
be % Stemmer os | 8epreIentantbuiet
1877, bans Moofonoioat GbmorS 3.
9belps M Sc.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-22
SniiIanh.

Or. Rod bar opsio.t Sorissens mel
at belbrebe 9arins, os beruf Iutter
man, at bans 5ubpObninssmetbob. bar
ueret reiultatlss.
aeiieren Gar befalst, at ale Sfoler
ifnl lnttes ben 26be OCTOBER, General
Molttes 0Obe @e6urtsbaa.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-22

Cfersfangftsn / Gbeiapeate 8usten
besDuote ior Ilopr ben 15be bs. SITE
fGrre erb 500 EitersIfibe aTsit fra
Baltimore ben 14oe Sttobsr til Den
ueore Del al Sa9ten.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-22
fprfist.

J alepps, Sprtsu. bSr si.unem'
initlio 80 psr'on.r ON 9assn al
Rolera.
On Gfars Nrmeniere uu,futbt for.
lsben ben tprtiffe aasierus / SifenFa
sprien % ipranste ben belpis ! auit.n.
bpOrpeS 40 tprfifs SOlbater fanot %.
ben. 9erpua transts Grmenisrns int
| Resierinssbpsuiussrne, brabts Oh.
uernsreu os ~plpnbrebs Rasien. 1ilfIut
itormebe BE- 5rnsHet o. befriebs inmt'
lise Danger.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-22
2sbe.W RUNNER $50.

ben tnotraabts efter noste Rinuitr.
Wan formObsr, at proiesiOrsn, Der
leoebe ct lpi,slist gamilietiu, piueisIis
CT blepsr Fnbsfons.
Ssbernt 9ebaftopol er uboiftt al
Rbeu.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-22
Spanitn.

aolera raier frembeles / Barcelona.
5or be ~folerniDs. 8utientsr sr Der MI
oprettet ct iaritilt 6Oipital.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-22
Nebtrlanbtne.

6ongcn cr fremseles iDs. Wini.
.iterraabet crflrreoe | 9irsbass, at ban
par reSierin9snbpstis.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-22
Tranfriae.

Selumprosmani. Den l3be bs.
bs9it II Berionsr / Baris S.lumorb.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-22

Stuoenttrne p.b 9rof. BrsisnribsH Sn-
itttnte IGrer at liriue hgrtis % r.sslmajfs
peo 9rof. Mm. IsnueIs n6maris6t Ueises
ming.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-22

~. Emtisr / SteerHs "a NalasH. iaats Sagcr .;
a. &b-Wmsdsmt tiEsr,s Pas q &inui pa aualsa
"a aief brEsasc cHlifrs A~atisgaiW Elegsr % ~
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-22

ttet bar nomireret Rsp. g. startpeSt
for go. superintendent % Sam.s 8.
Sanion for Sheriff.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-08
THE ONE-CENT RATE.

1t is given out that Speaker REED
has passed in the house about all the
bills OF much interest to him, and he
could easily adjourn this month If the
senate were engineered in the same way.
While his body is at leisure it might
pass the bill before it to reduce the
postage on drop letters in cities of 100000
population and over to one cent. This is
meritorous measure, and will not be
likely to meet opposition. If it is not
impertinent to suggest it, Mr.. REED
might remember that the Republican
platform of 1888, which is still Endorsed
by most state conventions, pledged the
party to the one-cent rate for all letters.
Nearly four years ago Gen. Villas,
then postmaster general, said the
time was probably not far dis
tant'' when the One-cent letter
rate could be adopted. That time might
be regarded as on hand unless the
change of the good WANAMAKER mind
has had other cause than is known. Ii
the revenues should be temporarily cut
down little, it would help to avert the
necessity to raise the tariff in order to
reduce the surplus. This thing of cheap
postage is popular, and might give a
credit mark to an administration that
has not scored much in that way. REED
could easily pass the bill, and it would
be fine stroke for him toput it Through
over the head Of WANAMAKER. Still,
it is not really expected that the big
man of the house will concern himself
about any one-cent matter.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-08
MEN OF MARK.

Otto Goldschmidt is engaged busily in
writing life of his wife, the late Jenny
Lind.
Tolstoi's .'Kreutzer Sonata" has been
forbidden in Austria as dangerous to
the state.''
Emperor William is accused, among
starvation wages.
large investments in Washington real
estate, it is reported.
Speaker Reed wears negligee Shirt
sash and russell shoes, but he cannot
smoke cigarette.
King Humbert's melancholia is
thought by his physicians to have re-
suited from the excessive use of cigar
cites.
Stanley is said to have received $40. 600
in cash for his latest book. The story
that he was paid $500, 900 for it is alb
sur6.
Edwin Booth, who has himself played
the part of Hamlet thousands of times,
has never yet seen it played by any one
else.
Freddie Gebhardt, famous as an owner
of fast horses aud as the admirer of the
Jersey Lily" is about to be sued by
his barber for 1928.
Mr.. Gladstone, despite his vast wealth,
is almost penurious in personal matters.
He wears his clothes until they are
threadbare, shiny and shabby.
Hiram Lukens went to work on tine
Doylestown Pa.) Intelligencer in June,
1882. as printers devil, and has been
employed continuously ever since.
Henry James, writing in a private
letter of the religious society started in
London by Mrs. Humphrey Ward.says:
"It has at the head of it not God, but
a lord"
Ex-Gov. Eli 81. Murray, of Utah, who
now lives at San Diego. will probably
be the successor in congress of Gen.
Vandever, of Los Angeles, who declines
a denomination.
p. Tecumseh Sherman, son of W. L.
Sherman, was one of class of twenty
seven young lawyers admitted to the
New York bar by the general term of
the supreme court on Thursday.
For the first time since its foundation,
Jew, Prof. Julius Bernstein, has been
elected rector magnificus of the Halle
university. Up to within compare
| lively short time no Jew was permitted
! even tn teach there
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-08
POLITICIANS. ON THE RACK.

DR.. Hinsdale Commends a Des-
potic Government in This COun-
try.
The members were slow in turning
out in the afternoon. and when Presi-
dent Peabody opened the session few
members were in attendance. They
continued to ''drop inn during the hold
ing of the session, but at no time was
there the attendance of the morning.
The warm weather evidently kept many
of the lady delegates from being pres
ent. DR.. Hinsdale sread supplement-
airy report on "City School Systems"
His conclusions were:
Our present methods of school board adj
ministratiOn are exceedingly defective and
that they are not improving is generally con-
ceded by those most competent to pass an
opinion on the subject. Many persons are
earnestly looking about to find some way out
of these evils. Our schools are part of our
civic life; our educational machinery is
part of our municipal machinery; and the
school board question is but part OF the
municipal question, which is one OF the
foremost issues now before the American
people, American cities are governed more
expensively more inefficiently and more
corruptly than the cities OF any other civil
lied country; and, upon the whole. our
rest of our municipal system.
We deal, therefore, with no separate prob
lem, and shall never reach a separate solu-
ton. The schools will not be taken out of
politics until the other branches of the city
government are taken out of politics like
wise To believe that the schools will be
managed sensibly and honestly while the
streets, the parks and the police are managed
on political and not on business principles,
as they are at present. is just as absurd as it
would be to search for an apple ne-half
sweet and one-half sour. The reform that
we seek is an integral part of a vastly larger
reform. Here and there owing to the opera
ton of special causes, the schools may be
well administered while the clutch of the
politician is on the city's throat: but, as q
rule, the business side of the public schools
will be conducted in much the same manner.
as the business side of the city government. q
1t is a striking fact that the best governed
city in the United States is city where the
ballot box is practically unknown, and
where the citizens have no direct voice in the
government / refer to Washington, the
government OF which is pure depsotism:
As class. educators may not be able to deal
with the large subject of municipal reform;
but it is important that they should under
stand the bearings and relations OF their
own peculiar problem.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-08
IN HOT WEATHER.

In all the hot weather mortality lists
it will be noticed that the victims are
mainly very young children. The past
few weeks the deaths among children
in New York and Chicago have been
alarming. In all the large cities close
estimate of the weather could be had
from the records in the offices Of vital
statistics. In st. Louis, on recent hot
day, out of fifty-two deaths thirty-two
were of infants. 1t is believed that this
is largely due to the use of impure cows
milk, and that there is great excess of
mortality with infants that are forced to
the bottle. A diseased COW will give
diseased milk. The lack of proper care
and information On the part of those Ill
vast number of deaths, but the state
ments in regard to the character of
the milk used in the largest cities are
surprising. An investigation conducted
by the agents of the medical society of
Brooklyn, n. Y, furnishes data for the
statement that consumption is very
prevalent disease with the COWS that
supply New York and Brooklyn. A
cow over nine years of age kept for
milk was hardly found free from the
disease. Those that use the waste of
distilleries and breweres rarely live
much more than year. Care is taken
to kill them for the New York market
before the disease is too palpable. The
worst parts are made into bologna saus-
ages. Of course, the milk of such ami
mails infects the infants and destroys
hosts of them. The heated atmosphere
aggravates these conditions and hastens
the fatal tendencies. The relief urged
is that the milk shall be scalded before
being used either by infants or adults.
There can hardly be an oyerestimate
of the Importance of pure milk.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-08
FLORIDA's SHOWING.
A Fine Exhibit Made by the Floral
Peninsula.

"A Fine Exhibit Made by the Floral
Peninsula.
The Florida State Teachers aSSocia-
ton has a fine display of school work
and resources in Room No. 8 of the
court house. The exhibit is under the
management of F. T. Kern, president
of the state agricultural college. The
work of arranging the display contin-
ued all day yesterday, and will be COM
pleted to-day, when the special train
bearing the Florida delegation of thirty
five arrives over the Burlington road.
An attractive feature of the display is
group of stuffed alligator skins arranged
in an upright p0sitiOn-one large, one
surrounded by number of small ones
holding card receivers in their fOrefeet.
There are about 200 specimens of the
various woods of the state, polished to
show the high finish of which they are
susceptible. A specimen of phosphate
rock, containing maStOdOn remains, is
found among the collection. The phos-
plate mines of Florida are the richest
fertilizing mines in the world, contain
ing So per cent of pure phosphate.
There is fine display of Spanish
moss. palms, etc. The school work is
very attractive, showing shell painting,
hats and baskets made from corn husks
and straw, alligator caus, pictures, carv-
ing, palmetto work, feather work, fish
scale work forming pin cushions, etc.,
pineapple fiber work, mechanical draw
ing and scenery.
A supply of literature, giving informa-
ton as to the resources and the advant
ages of the country to settlers, is OH
hand for free distribution.