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Decorah-posten., 1890-03-05
Sprina ganep, Wainr.

qst har mere emo en- e.-o stornrOret mic.
:, osr olSria bpres Npset berira Seres
MIR Ser er mango Mbpnuenter, os tiui9s
ssotios Rauo; Der er GIeper fra DEBORAH
ontbcr college % 5amilier ira Seeorabs
| omssu oip,
o,o tor trbat iise, at Sprins ganep ct ct
ssboaeliot SteO. gilt til 5orretninSsfaset
s,nbSrenoe ipuss life at paret noset I'M
s,rIiot gitaacroe / Jorbulo til be tnappe Eis
~, iOm iaa otte omtales fra De mango prn'
,rinolioocnbe Sper. Ser bar pi insen Sas
,oor. GA Golf ipues oerfor at iiteresiere jig
,or RET 8irfelise. Zen norlfe MtenigbeS !
enriuo gaucp bar siprt ct betDoelist 6rcnis
grbt bet iioite 9tar. Den tilberer aonfe-
r~,rtiet, taller i'm 10 5antilier, men le for ct
noftiot glrbeioe be bar uofprt; Der bar pi ct
rstio SOot etsempel paa, at eHisbeo sipr
tRrf.
Wsniobeoen LOB 6. $. Siterub ubarbeioe
| s,oninaer for m airte; iioen blep Den Ton.
,roberct bort til 8. 8. Siterub for $500.
| Su er Den opfprt % bar ct beba9eligt uos
| g,uOe. ioa pi irpbsr os ale | at penSe bort
Mi, Serop. gi betjenes ai Taitor gue, iont
n en- troiaf SerrenS Sieter % Ell Mano,
tOm arbeiper ibGrbist for 9atbers euan8eliite
5rp ga Care. Sub itDrfe BAN cglaa oertil,
% Lao ps pIte iamles | bet npe Serrcns Sns.
"a 9aitor Sue bar Here Metigbeoer at
bs.ienc, or bans Sio meset optagen; ri man
piteit perte i 4 Tiger mellem boer Sang, ban
,pmmer Der; oerfor bar Meni8beoen M be.
aattet at bclee en- 3~erts9lnbast boer Spns
sa9 al. 10 Sorm., % Ian bcfees Der Spr'
suQs Gtole pm gitermiobascn 81. 2. Sen
btlinar al mango &laSier, periblatbt en St.
bel alaSie, iom leoeS af .. Geleu. HGItcr
\ aae al Den Glore ~lln9oom oelta8er; liber
1 sollc8 Der SanSppelie, ipnt lcbes al Scr
CacruO. ellie ipneS at pcre iuteresiereot
4 Ga mpocr irem for at bpre 9aseuS gpanSe.
Eum % 9rrerres ll%noerptsnirs. Meu lpi
\ gt, Lao os Dog minoeS at tafte SUB for baus
4 GaQOe bpercneite Sang oiSie tjGre 9pre aab'
aer fig Tor oS.
Sluttclig oil jog omtale hit De opstist
i 6pirOer, pt bar her | Sprius SaieD; DC lpues
Sauobco at bare ~furtjcnt BIOS; De bar bi
\ traset % itlGntet til airfea 800. Si tar
\ trntr O8, bpprleoes bet bar at ~begpnoe; fp1
s @eblemnrer ipnteS Oct oel langt OF 8aa
men Scrren ~pelii9neoe Dem 90 9iprbe ocrcs
grbeiOe irustbart; u,cn uocn 8anlp naueot
Il bs sanIte pitt life MaGlct; berfor oil icg, pe
ia er bpis paa, at cnbper at bernie Wenis.
Y heb iitemmcr reb mig, ~freurbriu9e boz
q 6isrteus fuloe Sat til De arbeibiumme og
hpatise auinoer. GIo itDrfc bcreS GrbeioC
H fsHbeIes. &. 8lepen.
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-05
Sale Breton, 9. Qa,.
6r. Mehnftrri

81. 8ebaftgr.
vi fiHoer | 3eres Blao ai 1906 D. SO. ct
Gproab ON SiGlp til 9golioeube / Den ipo-
ligs Gel al Sin9sbnrp gouRtp. unSeritrepet
al 3bomas &. Siprring.
Siiinot finoes Der 5attise % SrGnsenoe
Der ianoeliom paa etbpert anoet Steb; men
her er ilet ifte noscn Rpo eler 9rans, iaa
uoenboenbes @pbsjgrenbeo bebppcs at nppes
leres til ior at afbi9lpe ben. ialiaIo er bette
2tf9loet | Safe Breton os Omesn. 5or
Den pltre Salppart af ainasburp County
ltoite Var bar BjeuneutlHitsautaaet al Bulb.
al Speoe paa en- acre II, bpilfet maa fables
me9et lioet, mob bpao pi er pante meo; men
tn9en Hpo beriter, og hi beber goosiprenoc
6olt ON life at taec Senipn til opeun9pnte
Spiats.
VI. y. 2inoner. u. 6. Slogan.
9bo. goesaaro, 81. SO, gaeiIon,
Eetaurant. 2umber Dealer.
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-05

Sertii er ogiaa iommst en- RGnaoe Corn
% 5eeo til Eat % sGre for Dc su6s o.
parinbjetisSe Gipere, os til 2ptts 90 @auH
for aOmiteer % Senuer % eiGstninse.
SEQ tniter "Tecornt EoIten@ for oens
iiseniIige Beig9; pan Sletten forIeoen Tag
nisote Ies en- Rano, Tom tom itormenos paa
Gu Ssit os paa NIT e~pgrssmdaI, bpur ban
l'uloe heiI ipareoe ban, at ban ltuloe citcr
@aapitoIa", 9. ".
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-05

li8e sell'ab. 6srenb be reiite, ~FortoIte Bro.
pen ! pelpalste Orb Seufsten meo eenne
sammeniOmit. Set bar for at brinae line
oosneopm i~aH'inen % oisrc benz betlenbte
'neo pperanore % iauIeoss iuptte benz mar.
mere til bperunSre, Us tiuise at oipe benz
aaleOnirS til at f~Ornsie fig, iom oct Ipminsr
JIG sla0s % ttifreSie &riitte, tbi, iagce ban,
arllfne baooe grunb til at bare glade oa
f'llreOie. ale rcifte meo gcuiOtbeOen ON, at
bacoe tilbra9t en- bebaselia glitcn.
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-05
Seeln I. s.. Wiu,t.

SeelD IS. ~, Ntltll.
ct @ipee aibpiotes &etuneba0p GprntD
Den 15Oe beuueS au9anenoc Sorbuo MOB at
inbtaae paa Sapne9au8 Greaturer fra andre
Counter. GilItebe bar N~epreientauter ira
So9en, Gbcu, 2iucplu, Sing % Buffalo
3oiuuibipS. @rinoene til, at man tror, Der
bpr itrtoes inb, er, at bet for bet SprIte er
9prpiageri, ba bet Der CT oanIteligt for
&ano for De Slliinber al Sreatnrer, Der FEM
0es mo for at baoueS. Sc bar pGret uoen
Sano / Tiger, % man Tan bpre bcres SrFl
Dag % Sat. Sertil fonmer, at Sarucrue
life fan bebpIoe / 5reo bperten @rpbe elIer
Sg. Spr bet Sreoie lfaber bet S~ettlinselb
tbi @rGsgansene bliper iaa goela9te, at DC
life paa Here gar oil pore ititfet for So.
Ser ifal p8iaa uibpibes ct Mgoe / Sing
Soipnibip ben sbe STARTS, % bertil er esiaa
9inben p9 Grant 9uwuibip inobubt. 8es
ltertmelie len or ben, of, ONT Rpscn tor izo til
Sapniug &reatirer fra uoenpmli9scnbe
Counter, oa pil man Iaa iis iammen %
oripe benz no Of 8innebaso 60. 9e oil fit,
terlis Itrioe til @Ierning, % oerfor pil ieg
iraraabe Soil at lenbe fine 8reaturer til bet
County paa Sapnesans / CONNER.
q. &. &.
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-05
gue, Telipu Co., x. 9at.

Yue, NelIpn 90, x. Dat.
HRIten / bpert 8lao lGier ies Starre %
minore SeItripelier ON Npaen | NeIien 60,
% ie9 Tan life iise glnpet euo, at iomme er
altior ianbe. Dog tror ieg MI, at ben er
mcaet afbjulpet al ofieroili9e Wenuelter /
gIten. Yet oil ieg bog ojpre Soil upalGrt
iom pan, at De ium bar ienot &lRber bio,
eler bill ienoe, DC bpr angiue Maalet paa
8leberne, for ellers er bet me8et let at sjsre
Sell.
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-05
aorreipOnbance.

--,u,,srar ussn wapu % gbrtsi. ios,s it't mins-
s sl N. ), blir TIE ensons sienrsriIaits ai ass
- goputi oil ine bitDs oFsniiissicrt. msss
a., s,s,cmmtnSs screlpOnbeni sniter bet, nntn ass
,srtsuen med baus Rarnet % aerssisn.
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-05
Ierfp, Tprmun gp., Minu


Set bar pGrct n Del Spgeligbeo beroms
.rns, baaaoe 9iftcrit % Starlasensieber
bar trGuet fine Dire.
81 bapoe Der Ell rigtig bp9gelis Sammens
,umt hos Taltor ReiS ben Doc San. Sasen
~icrpcisu bleo Der ienbt Sub runbt, at SIZE.
s~isbebeus uasoom Ifrloe iuofinoe ist | ErG'
aesaaroeu. 9ette gap @uleonins til en- bel
Sci @ietuiuger ON, bpao bette ltulbe be-
tpNe. GusIe trpiteoe ps meo, OF MI funbe ri
ristis bereee os paa of iaa en- COB Sperbas
Ing. Seq % Wause meb mig bar altio
taH,t % en- YrRIt iom en- Mano, opermaaoe
Frsua % alporlig, en-, iom life taalte ben
uiHoItc Seutponins til Sppa, % bpis bog
g~atiIte Gale altio breieoe iis on bsitibelige
% alUorsiuloe Sing. iaa bet par life uben en-
bis 5rpst, at jes nermebe mig TrGitesaars
ben. Saobe ie9 paret bis saa, at Suacu iaa
mig, piloe ieg uenot ON. Seq srnnoebe
nassst paa, boorleoes ies ltuloe bore mig 40,
Saar ies tom ino; ies ituloe baue siuet meset
for / bette Gieblif at BABE pioIt, bpab
ssi % Brig er peo iaabaune 4eili9beber.
4 Seq tGnfte paa bet, til ies iUreitileoe mig
SaHiteIigbcpen %mangiolbie for ftpre.
Seq tan lille rigtis butte, bporoan bet Git
til, men moi CT BET, Ieg Tom mo % blep anoiit
IN glaos, % ben tog ies ,ieen at ie op. men
lS Il9eiom iDltc, at gle iaa paa mig. Seq
bleo BOG uOget beore tilmobe, oa ie9 tiliiolt
SooeOc at fnite ct Slit paa mine Sngipeliep
% ianSt, at De ileIte bar Sefleuote, % De iaa
glade % iornpiebe no. Ialtpren, paa FIN
e~lsrttli9c % pinoenSe Maabe, opiorbrebe pS
til at bc8puoe Ell elier anoen Seq, % Der blcp
ha ouSt omtring ioritjeaise Slass Srist %
RanSo.
Ter ierocreoes bereiter en- pr9gtig Mtio-
sS, o9 GlHiterne piite tiliulbe, at De bapoe
N soN Nppetit.
yRra NeiS % Mirs. Scpw nnoerboiSt Sor.
eraliu8ea liot on gitermiopagen mcb Mus
uoS Sang. 9erefter aIlglte ben enc Seq
Nn auOeu. Der bleo i~erperet en- iOrtrinlig
sap9er, og bet bar benimob @ibHat, ipreno
sIsiter7e tanOs lpsrioe iis fra bet beba9e.
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-05

GER. Ratipnens bcoe Solbntcr or be-
graune | 70 rationale 8esrapeliess
plaoie, hporai Der | HcyoeH blot fin
bes IL.
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-05
8i onjfcr 2laen. T

for ben me noriieJamiIie gineb' cit sl,qaml
"a upe EeiiGmeafe frlot9uoist, IRE 3uu
i%irotipner. elegant inobulloeu o. beriget mel
special features al ftor SlutsrRsie for Ang
6er boloef lig III ben bflIi9e Stnft. 5ettt
Z Den tleaantsiis uoriis Jauilebigsobiosi
enorn brngt SoabaneeisH. $50 en- agsa
mr. 90 6saato ttroE at tnse ORR : IN.
PUBLISHING co, 60 Ttarbprn CT,
Chicago. 80. 716.tt.
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-05
~Sirfninssimio Splibelic.

Gn Ilsp, pirfelBs Silitanb i 2eperen
fan neppe afbjelpes peO raoifale @fez
rinesmibler o9 siitbolOige Stoffer. st
milpere, bebaselisere % lanst mere
e~ffeftipt Miobel sipes til Oplioelie al
bette Organ, raar bet CT 1lppt. 9ette
or Soitetter's Mapebitter = anerfjenot
al ben mebicinite 99geItano, / mango
glar prppet al 8ublitunL @n @jenppz
ta9elie al 8aioeus 5unftioner % oerai
fglgenbe SnbHDoelie paa Sunobebeu, en-
Silba9epcnben al SnouOloenes 9tc9el
mGsiisbeo p9 en- 5ornpelie al 5pro0iel=
fen - bette er De life fGa beloige o.
fire G%eiultater al en- ipi;emotilt Nnpens
bclie al 8itteren. Gems 8irfniuger er
albri9 lmerteiuloe, ibet ben i~narere ipger
at tirueiebrin9e &egefmas iigbeo END at
pirfe afigrenbe. Mtalaria, Neropiitet,
SpefteIle, NpreIuasbeO og Neuralgia
aibj9lper Den Oglaa. (Wiarts) }.
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-05

gunbors SefejorenBeO. Ga Itati
tiff OpgjOrelie piier, at Der / 1889
9jennem 1927 Observation-Disclosures
er blepet poet berpeb 100 0tiaioner
&roner til pelgiDrer6e giemeO i9Onbpn.
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-05
"nnWH WITH HIGH PRleEsn

! gss-o0 Sowing Machine. with Attachments -. .efs.0a
a sJO.m lAalt9fm SFalc-oa whccis r........ ta.CN
! tl-s 0gA0p BuRRY5 earFcn Patent Nhcfls s.-. SEQ
; @-lS1 y aspn setlc. Brt-s Beam AMI Foam Box. 4D.e1
a-Iea wagon hcale md tnttnt Stock Rack 80. 1890
: fse.oo Power Fect NH for Fernerg. only ..., 1910
= ferfabie F1r.e ana 4 aruIerY ks ofTools ...... 5000
: Eto.oO EondtaFG5 or Swell Body Gutter -..... Lea
a tlA.OU single buggy Harness. ........-...I 20
: zfo-l5 scoop ard Platform Neslo ss....s.-a...S.Co
8 f-ib Family OF store Scale, with Brass Scoop LOO
SSaipgBe and Price List OF 100 useful articles sent free.
Address CmICAGO SCALE CO., CEsesxo, III
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-08
STEAMBOAT PILOTS,
They Install Their OFFERS for tho Er
suing Term.

They Install Their Ofncrrs for tho En-
suing Term.
A largely attended meeting of California
Harbor. No. Is, American Brotherhood of
Steamboat Pilots, was held on Saturday
last. Thirteen applications for member
ship were received, the applicants elected,
and niEe candidates were initiated. The
following officers we're installed for the en-
man, assisted by Commodore George w.
Brown; Walker c. Tyler, Captain; How
ard X. White. First Pilot; Clement Randall,
Second Pilot; Casper Titehwortb, Purser;
Robert n. Pippey, Purser's Clerk; ii. A.
Turner, Chaplain; George ii. Enas, Saloon
Waterman; Ole Jorgensen, Forward Deck
Waterman; Charles Gustafson, G. Brokaw,
j. p. Montague, w. f. Freese, Quartermas-
ters; Board of Trustees-Daniel II. Has
kell, George Scott, III. Merx.
Al the close of the installation ceremonies
Comrade Brown, on behalf of Harbor.
No. u, presented Captain Fofsman with a
handsome gold jewel emblematical of the
brotherhood. The grand officers reported
That they had visited Puget Sound Harbor
No. 16, at Seattle, and found the brother
hood there in fiourishing condition.
Captain ID. I. Davis Of Halbor, No. 16,
and Ca tain w. L. Forsman of Harbor, No.
Is. are the delesates-elect to the Grand Har-
Dor Convention, which will meet in Balti-
more January 20, 1891. Prior to the Grand
Harb0r Convention. Harbor No. Is will
hold an open meeting, to which the men,
bers of the Marine Engineers Association
and the Licensed Officers Association
will be invited. This meeting will be held
different organizations 40 to the needed
changes in the steamboat inspection laws.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-08
SCHOOL TEACHERS, COMBINE.

The school teachers of Spokane County.
Wash. have formed trust, the ayowed pur-
pose OF which is to rule out youths and
maldens who take up teaching as temporary
employment while waiting for something
better to turn up. The professional teachers
regard the employment of such persons as
unfair competition. The young man who
expects good situation in business in a few
months Is willing to teach meantime for
what the School Trustees please to offer
him, and the young woman who is waiting
Tor the coming man to come is content to
earn pin-money during the few months of
weary waiting. The teachers who have
entered into the combine are not unreason-
able In their demands. They have deter
mined among themselves not TO teach for
less than $50 month"; and not to recognize
as teachers men or women who teach for
less than the established rate. The pro-
fessioD, even at this rate of compensation.
does not seem very attractive. In Washing
ton the pleasant custom of paying teachers
during vacation does not prevail Whether
the vacation be longer or shorter the teacher
Is expected to live through it on the savings
oil the term. The young person who takes
up the occupation with an intention of
quitting when something better turns up is
not likely to make a good teacher. In all
professions there must be beginners. bur
beginner who hopes soon to end is not likely
to devote the thought to his occupation
that he would if he considered it perma-
nent The American people are somewhat
inclined to regard the public schools as an
Institution which best serves its purpose in
furnishing young men and women with en-
pioyment. The boy or girl gets through
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-08
EDITORIAL NOTES.

a German General has made some criticisms
on the unsatisfactorness of the cavalry aud
artillery service that will excite much discussion
III military circles. The German army lie de-
claIes now has 10000 or 5000 too many men
in the cavalry. IL Is folly. he adds. to pit
mounted men, armed with swords and lances,
against infantry furnished with improved rifles.
In the Franco Prussian War this fact was demon
strated the charges OF the French cavalry
resulting IN virtual aDnihat,on. He therefore
recommends that infantrymen In wagons ac-
company The mounted troops so as to take the
most advanced position at night and aid In the
Scrmlng OF fortified places during active recon
noitering. The men. armed with rifles, would be
worth twice their number OF cavalrymen in
fight and would COST but fourth as much in
money and trouble as corresponding number
OF the cavalry. He also argues regar ding the
artillery, that Instead OF an advanta ge, as for
merry the fifty mounted men now with each
battery are great hindranee, retarding all
movements.
Two great railroad enterprises have lately en-
gagged The attention of European engineers-the
Siberian aud TransSaharan. The construction
OF the Russian road has been officially sane
TONED, but financial reasons will prevent the
construction of a continuous road, the scheme
combining railways and waterways. The first
section, 1924 miles, extends from TGmsk to
Irkutsk; the second go miles, from Lake Bal
Kali to Stfetensk. and the third. 253 miles, from
Ussuri 10 Viadivostock. a total OF 1867 miles,
the estimated cost of which Is S9I 800, 600.
While there are no insnrmountable engineering
problems 10 be overcome in the construction OF
The TIans-Saharan road, the great difficulty is
the nomadic tribes OF the desert, whose revenue
IS the tribute paid by Caravans. Such railway
would really prove a great boon 10 The Dark
Continent, the heart of which could then be
reached In little more than weeks journey
from Ma settles.
Congress will no doubt soon make some pro-
vision for ascertaining and paying the sugar
bounties. The Commissioner of Internal Rev.
enue, to whom was assigned the duty OF disburs-
ing tile bounties declares The bureau has none
of the machinery required for testing sugar and
suggests that the task be transferred to the De-
partment Of Agriculture, whose chemists could
be employed In testing the sugar without much
additional expense 10 the Government
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-08
AGAINST SENATOR INGALLS,.

A decision of the Superior Court of the
State of Kansas has been given which
probably renders the reelection of Senator
ingalls, impossible. 1t appears that the
State Constitution limits the membership of
the lower House of the Legislature to 155,
and at the same time gives each organized
county OF town in the State which casts $50
votes a representation in the Legislature.
As one provision in the State Constitution
involved a possible conflict with another,
the court held that the provision limiting
membership was paramount There were
eighteen Republicans elected as delegates
under the provision allowing each organized
town casting $50 votes a Representative.
who, if seated, would have given Senator
ingalls, a small majority. Probably the
Senator will find broader field than the
Senate for the exercise Of his great abilities
in Journalism.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-08
SWALLOWED UP.

A local contemporary heads an article.
The Alliance and the Democracy" The
precedence given the Alliance is warranted
by The article which follows. The absorb
ton of the Democracy by the Alliance is
contemplated with equanimity. Stranger
things" it says, shave happened" The
Alliance, under its new convention, did not
insist upon its Sub-Treasury scheme, and
consequently, in the opinion of the Demo-
cratic organ, there remains no reason why
one organization should not serve both the
Alliance and the Democracy. 1t is not
probable that the Democratic organization
OF Inc Eastern States will acquiesce so cheer
lully IN The estimate of its usefulness which
reiires the Democratic party from active
life. The complete defeat which overlook
the Democratic party on this Coast preparrd
1t to submit with reasonable resignation ta
funeral solemDities. There is no shov, of
Office ahead. Their single Senator compre-
bends that the people have made up their
minds 10 release him from the operous
duties Of. public life. Their two members of
the lower House were elected by majorities
so small that in both cases the official vote
was necessary to determine the result. In
tine East the Democrats won a seeming VIC
tory. They have the House by maiority
large enough to permit the Alliance mem
brs 10 vote with the r publicans without
trenchiDg upon the Democratic majority.
That same majority in the House will secure
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-08
ODIOUs COMPARISONS.

A local Journal which suspended publica-
ton for considerable period while men
now drawing pensions from the Government
were riskng life, health and limb in their
country's service, draws comparison be-
tween the expenditures of the Pension De-
partment and those of other departments of
the Government 1t finds that the survivors
of the 2,G00, GOO soldiers who took a more or
less active part in the war are paid each
year considerably more than the army or
navy, more than the cost of the Postal Ser
vice, more than The interest On the public
debt and more even than the entire expend-
itures of the State of California under a
Buckley Hearst Administration. TIE jour-
nal which took a long rest while fighting
was going on presents its comparison in
several different guiSes, but always with the
apparent purpose of showing the wasteful-
ness of the Republicans in distributing
among the veterans OF the war such large
sums of money. There is another point of
view from which this pension expenditure
may be considered. During the four years
of the war small portion of the adult male
population of the country went to the front.
Those who did not go made presumably tn
best possible use of their time at home.
They crowded into the several professions
aud occupations by which men make a liv-
ing. When the war was over the stay-at-
homes were in line and not inclined to step
out. The discharged soldiers had 10 wait
their turn. A proportion Of them succeeded
at one time in doing well, while larger pro-
portion never recovered the positions they
had sacrificed when the call to arms came.
Even in cases where there were no wounds
there was a large pecuniary loss from this
service. But Journals of the type of that
which took long rest during the war say
that the men who responded TO the call only
performed their duty. If the two million
who responded only performed their duty
what shall be said of the many millions who
did not respond? All these stay-at-homes
crowded into the places of the men at the
front and held them after the war was over.
Perhaps there is nothing meaner in this
world in the form of man than the Stay-at-
homes who made money during the war and
now declaim against the Government for
doing something to make the old age of the
survivors of the war comfortable. While
the aggregate of the pension expenditures is
large the amount paid to individuals is
small 1t ranges from 81 month to S12,
with exceptional cases of extreme disabii-
ties, which receive considerably more A
stay-at-home who objects to this contribu-
ton TO the relief of old soldiers should put
on his thinkng-cap and take mental sur
yey OF himself
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-08
TIRE RECALL OF MINER.

The recall of Minister Miner has taken
the country by surprise. On the statement
of facts made public at the time Miner had
followed International usage in advising the
captain of the Acapulco to permit the au-
thorities of Guatemala to take General Bar
rundia from that vessel. The international
law is well established which authorizes
nation to make arrests on board merchant
vessels in its own waters. The most effect
i've point Mr.. Blaine makes against the Min
lister is. that he authorized the arrest Of
General Barrundia under a threat The
Guatemalan authorities had declared that
they would arrest the General if they had
to blow the Acapulco out of the water Mr..
Blaine also calls attention to instances in
which American men-of-war have been
made an asylum for political offenders. and
intimates that ii Minister Miner had fol-
lowed these presidents his course would
have been sustained.
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school one year and teaches the next. 1t is
held that the knowledge acquired in the
public-school course is amply sufficient to
serve the pupil in the capacity OF teacher.
Probably young people who commence
teaching in this way would in time make
competent teachers, but if teaching is made
kind of makeshift the recruits will form
somewhat too large n part of the entire
army. Bat the $50 a month, which the
Spokane teachers stipulate for is not sufi-
cient to induce men to regard teaching as
the Occupation of their lives In San Fran
cisco only beginners are required to teach
for $50 a month, and this salary is paid
through the ten weeks of vacation. There
is an increase for the second year and the
same rate of increase continues for ten
years, at which time the salary is $40 per
month or $40 year, but even with this
comparatively liberal treatment of teachers
but few young women are content to regard
teaching as a permanent occupation.