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Decorah-posten., 1892-01-19
Cor -DseorntsNofftr'
Graftijf Mnpenoelie AZ
Gleftrieitet.


Glettricitet fan leperes / 8duonots
% taoes bjem iOm en- tnser bjem DIE.
Set er ibetminolfe, bpab en- Gblcaso
.Spfinber, @alter u. Grpmons, Tiger.
Groipous tiger, ban bar OpInl,oet Ell
Raabe, bpprpad Glettricitet fan trent
briuses, uuibansis ai 9amptraften %
3pnamOen. 3enne araft er ltart moi
til at Irembrinse 2ps, oripe Bumper
% Sppruogne.
araitsn frembrinses peb temif Bros
ces.
Oct nsSpenbiee 8atteri be len9e
peret bcnpttet | 9elepbpnen % Riit9es
apparatet. 8ette 8utteri er en- fous
Itant arafttilbe. Spiuoerens 8arelie
/ 4alnter gus er fulbt al eleftriife UP
parater. Stgrrelien al bette lille Bat
teri, til en- Sttenoels Seltefrait, er
bare lex CONNER / 5irfant. Oct oRfs
fes at ct 6ummilaag. Snbeni er tre
2lioclinger, ion Boer inoebolOer cit Stop.
5il at frembrinse araiten benpttes
Suoolipre Ds Bano, ium fpines De
fire ioritjelige &opper. GummtoGftet
lasses berpaa UOer 8lanbinsen. Ops
finOeren flyer, oct er Oft, ium er NIB
perbi8t iOr at Iette 8atteriet arbeios'
opetis gtanb, os enbper fan sjbre bet.
Spr at iluitrere fin Spfinbelie iatte
ban 8atteriet / Sorbinbelie meo en-
Spmaitine peb Sjelp al to iiolereoe
3raaoe. Gn glfie bleu iounget, Cg Wtas
Ifinsn arbeibebe. @eb en- let 8reintn9
al ben Del al apparatet, Tom itaar
Sorbinbelie meb 8atteriet, fan 8epGs
9elisn reguteres eiter 2nlte. gatteriet
blep berefter fat / 5prbinoelie meo en-
e~leftriit @fgoelampe. Oct GAP ct Tterti
og itaOi9t 9Ds. Sprbinoelle 9lproes
berpaa meo ct 8ar 8usnlamper men
famine gpbe &eiultat. Eli p~raftiII
Srug tunbe Ell Generator iRttes unher
ct StuleIRoe, os uiloe irembringe 9ps
i flere Elmer. s Hummet uar Ell
e~lettrilt 2ampe. Tom bapoe gatteriel
anbrast % ifjult unoer Sooen.
Spfinoeren bemRrfebe, at bette bar
ben met prafttlfe 9ampe, iom efter 8e'
bag funoe Fpttes til en- bpilteniumbelf
slabs.
Batteriet benpttes psiaa til at crip'
en- 9umpemaitine, ipm brep en- bait
Gommes tpf @anbmasie iaa bit ion
til 8ereliets Gag. Oct iatte Dsiat
en- 10 9ommers Bite / 8epaselle
meo en- &raft iaa lterf, at 9uititrsmp
ninsen funbe merfes / rs Spbs af
itanb fra I%pparatet, Spfinberen piit'
upsle Generatprer, TO eler ire Gang
|, lao fore til at pplpie ct fort gus meb
, De funbe placeres / aj9lberen os for,
: binbes meo ct bpilfetlumbelit Iuta
8ranoere / Suiet. Spfinoeren paa
r itaar, at bans Opfincelie bar uiit III
iltano til at priue eleftrilte Sporpp9ne
9enne Metbpbe til at ircmbriug,
) @lettricitet paa, bar life for pGret itu
/ beret fra iamme 2pnspunft, tiger Sp
finberen. getra9tet iOm ct temiit o!
; mefanif 8roblem, iaa bar jes inofsr
t 8rinciper, lom life tiolisere bar fienote
@eo at bripe Strsmmsn / ben mob
} latte Retnins al buab Der isr bar be
ret benDttet, bar ies uaret iitanb til q
, opnaa ct betDbninssfulot Reiultat, bel
%almiuoeliee, binige &emifalier. gel
min aombinatipn al femtit Wpoitanos,
frait bar je9 sset ben frembrinsenb,
Gpne hos be famine 8emifnlier FEN
@an9e.
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-19
Il WiiQipner Collars oil blipe 10,

Il Niiaipnsr Collars oil blipe for.
san9t al apHsresien for llbbeorinser
al Wisiisiippi 5lOoen. 5urmanb 80.
bsrtipn al Mtisiisiippi 8ipsr Commits.
fipnen tiger, Of commissioner er blepeu
eni9 ON, of %fprlau9e benne Gum. Zen
oil life blipe inbbeiattet / Sepileuinss.
iprila9et for Sapne % 5lober, men et
i9ritllt 6crilas pil blius iremIat, ba
It Ianbant nj bape bebre ubiister til
at bltps peotn9et.
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-19
Sri S%elpmuntning.


w.
mauo 4ierce ira Tennesiee iremiatte /
Eusoags / 8pmiteen for MputoGieu
fBl9enoe Reiplutipu: Oct er aOmiteens
Opinion, of ct 5urIlne ont iri % uino'
TtrGntet SslumDntnius buroe inareii
mulis iremiGttes | quiet. vi De til'
ftsbeparenbs 10 Meblemmer Of aOmi.
teen uotaIts z fig / 5ausr at ReiulutiO'
men; men oa 8 Meblemmer bar fras
rarsnee, ubiatts man bens pibers BE.
Rambling til Snspos benne llse. vi
aOmitsens Meblsmmer er s | Gausr al
FIT Splpmpntnine.
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-19

for 8oietb atteaer GOlens 8arme a
uRre. Oct er moi allissoel temntlit
uianoipnli9, at oenne sti9nina ! ZEN,
peraturen bOlber fig / noseu ltbrre qlf
itano, % mango 5Diifere er al Den SIZE.
ming, at pua en- pis ufjenot, meu ita
ipnberlis tor 9pbbe opbprer bsRnc Gem.
psraturens Gtigniuo. y
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-19
Wibbel mob Snilnen5a, prspet o

UtfUUtI HIUu y~HTINtN5u' PtPVet %
~anbeialet al en- %fremraSenSe Serge:
Saainart Yatienten fpler be alminoelise
Spmptomer: Sober, Sopeopins, 8rpit,s
8ps, % 2sbimerter, bsr ban sieblitfelis
besipe Jig tilienss, inouitlet ! oarme
lllotapper % pmuitle Sals, 8rpit, &ps,
2enber os ~iOrDurist alc 2eoer paa
arme % Ben meb itsrre &lnbe spbt
sienneminstebe meo Sebatippano, iom
iaaes paa ale Gpotbefer.
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-19
Dor "DteoraRsYolIsH-
Get bar "So6o,"io,n rtiigte.

Tor u usraRsgOftsH.'
Get bar "ipm ringte.
On 9erre, Der iornplig usnote tilba9e
fra Merifo og bar m~eobragt Ell Rapes
aeie, boilten ban bapoe fjsbt I 8era
Grus er bleoen mcget fOrbauiet Oper
nosle StjGlmitpiter, 5u9len ielp bar
lnrt fig til | DC faa Gage, ben bar OPP
bolbt fig | tit npe Sjem / ct. 2outs.
5u9lens Gier, Sberlt 6Utuaro Sobn'
ion, Dor | en- praatis BOlig I g9sns
uotant % Sofo bar itrar itoen i'm ats
fomit ubpiit ben itprlte 5nteresie Tor
ale eens 0n9iuelier. Snort Opbageoe
man, at ben life funbe nDoe i'm flloe
5ribeO Mrs. Solutions 8Rrelie, efs
'teriom ben itrag fra Gc8guoellem al
bapbe u6biit ben itarteite artipatbt
mob ct prrgtigt 8antberitinbss 3Gppe,
paa buffet 9prets !6poeO, Der Ter me-
get liuagti9t no, iiooer, og, nnaripms
belIt ben berfor bar alere | BGrelIet,
begpnbts ben berior at bnfte lss paa
9eltIens Zine % 9eRIe.
Gn Dag, ba ben bar IIuppet ub at
8uret, bar bet lptfets ben Omtrent at
gjsre iulbitanbis 8aal paa Bantberens
Sopeb, men Gpl9en af oenne 8eortft
par u9iaa, at "Sodo" bleU lantet fat
til en- Binoe. 8ent tilfRlOig itoo Bit'
ben, bpOrtil 8apesgien bar lGnfet, Here
Gage | SrRt op til @Hggen lige peb
Siben af ben eleftrilfe alOtte. Ruar
Wsrs. Spbnion trpffeoe paa &nappen,
tos be "Sodo," meo Soueoet paa Sioen
o9 meo en- messt betHntiDm Miue,
Marfe BERTH, os, naar iaa Sieneren
itrar efter bite fig, gap "SodO" et
iua9t SfriS fra lia. Otter 8ipners uoa
iasn Iteoe bette flere @an9e, O9 bet bar
p~ienipnli9t, at "Spdo" ~be9pnbte al
inole, at Der MATTE bore en- ois 5orz
binoelie melem 8uappen % 3ieneren.
Gen anpenpte en- COB 3io til at ituoere
Snapper, ibet ben forli9tig loo Rabbei
lsbe runbt ON ben, sienipnlis iamta
lenoe meb fig ielp, meoens bens Mab.
mober iasttos ben bsilis forbauiet ODE,
bens Spinoiomheb. Siliibit ppbaseb'
imiolertib "SUdo" pau en- eller amber
Moaoe Semmelisbeoen os trDtteoe pat
anappen. s neite gieblit piite 9ie
ueren lis. os ben lille Sfjelmsmeite'
itrammeoe fig op os iasoe meb ito'
8aroigbeb:
"Sofo er Iulten."
Mrs. Solutions 9atter os 9jeneren!
Sorbauielie bruste imiblertio life
minblte Waape SUdo no at 5ntnins
Den bapbe rinset eiter, boao ben sn
ifeoe, os sjprce tln 5orbrin9 paa q
faa bet.
Encyclopaedia arbeioebe til Sodo.
fnlbe 9ilfrebsbeb; tbi inben en- bal,
Zines Sorlsb ringeoe ben isjen o.
iasbe til 9jeneren, iom efterfom Rin9
ningen:
"3et er sobt, On er en- flint 6pr
Sodo enifer Sanb."
Sberit Spbnion er iaa beseiitret Ope,
fin 5usls 8pstiabeo, at ban fprleoel
bapoe inpiteret np9le 8enner til a
pare 8ione til famine. Sodo bar ira,
/ paarlist Sumpr, men bleu fort eite
mere liplis Os bar mart | Gag mel
Snapper. Sa gieneren traabte IND
itiaeoe Sodp zig op paa ct Ben, iuaieb
frem % tilba9e meo aroppen paa Del
melt afettlpe Maaoe % uobrpo:
"SaGo, Com, er BET big? Bring el
SLATE 8in til, f%oritaar Dup"
Sberlt Spbniun os bl q. Greiten
tit buis Wenisbeo ban bsrer, a til
!, iteoe, us Sberiten paaitaar, at Sod
isrit bar bespnbt pna fine Sfielmitpt
fer eiter at ben er fommet / bans 8e
/. iibbelie.
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-19
Senatsfpmifssn for 3erritprier

aonrbsibet ct 5Crilas ON 9otalreqiey
ring Tor Utah. 1st blep beiluttet at
laoe ole Reripner, iVm oil ubtale Sia
for elsr lmoo bette 5Orlas, fremlaaae
fine @runoe fOr aOmiteen ben lite 5ee
braar, iFreno 6prilnset iubleperes /
Eenatet.
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-19

Smpprtereo Bsrferpn % Gusltib Sbire
Singiter ID isrite, 3 auben o. 2 S~ipeepitatss
8rRmier er bore SeItes Recoro. SpeteneItt
en- er al De bebite, iom fan fjsbes, ltselebes
al bet beblte Blob I 8ersen, nemlig "8rils
liant" % "Nntlanos Champion, fra $500
til $500 Iparet paa buer SeIt. Bet er Seite ui
bar fjpbt til eset Brig, oa ut fan sarantere
benz I enbuer Senieenoe. Som % ie Dem
eller Ifrin efter illuItreret aatal0a % 8ris
ltrar. Seaano Sro.S,
Mdoiion, 8is.
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-19

Sptater eriip er M ! 8ebrina 90
oil mart iunue iuOiiRps fig / Revrelens
inntbuiet, bUis life ct 9ilbaaeialo iub.
tr9oer.
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-19

The spring term of breckenridge
school will open April IL; the summer
term, July 8; the fall term. August 80;
the winter term, October "a.
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-19

Dob paa Scenen. Den isrite BAL.
letoanierinoe peb 9beatret / Turin,
6rpfen 8abbia, ialot nplis bsb ON paa
Scenen, meoens bun pptraabte / en-
Ballet. 9un blep pluoielis rant al ct
Siertelas % itprteoe oper 9amperaiien
neo / Srteitret. 5lsre aaser, Der bur.
tis Tom tillteoe, funoe fun funftatere
benoes Orb. 8lanbt Bublitum irem.
talote 9~iloraselien flor gepaselie, o.
5oreitillusen blep aibrubt.
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-19
ga Yapa, font btcm!"

Saalebes lgo Us iaalebes lpoer ben
Dag ibas iaa manst ct bsnlist ps
bjertelfjarenoe 8aab. Spem fommer
bet fra? Suem beoer iaalebes?
Oct CT 8aabet fra be arne, itaffars
Smaa, iom far en- oritieloig Gar.
3et er O9iaa bet tauie Suf ira manaen
biertefuuit % iorpint Suitrus 8rpit.
Spem fan belfripe al ben Sprg %
Sammer, Spno % Stam, 9ibelie %
Sapn, iom ilist ct Sarn maa fienbe.
Der blir en- tort SIN pper bets fife
6praarsmprsen. ut ben usiaa ifal
tunne taite i'm Sfpsse Oper 9iuets
Saarbasl Gt Saberen, 8arnets eaen
6aoer, ital iaalebes iOrberpe ps fprs
msrte ben glade 8arnbCmstib for lit
Barn! .
"9iem, Slem nit tl9re Siem!
Rei, iusen 8let paa Soroen
gr lflsn ium on nit Siem,"-
iaa iDnser ri.
Men list ct Barns Siem bar tabt
i'm Sfjgubeo. Der fan pel bore 9nss
CLINT; men bppr q life maiiaen en-
s@naitelie, mansen en- itps Scene,
manst ct f9lt Orb premier Jig iuo
garnets Sinb meb uuo Isttelis Sfrift
Gn rapenSe, eIer Osiaa iplleips Sar,
ben, man ifulbe ie pp til, ~bialpelss
% forialoen,-ben, iom ifuloe hume
sipe &aao % ~5urmaninser, tale 9su
os 8aarifab,-o. buab fan pare mere
opripenos os pSelassenbe?
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-19
9ccorab=Yoit cn 18Th Mrnrll
for 1892.


9ecorabsYoiten"
bebooer Irmbees fin SLABS Tom ancufas btGiafe glao. uaar maj taaer Senin
til ben fme grH8oe 9aNfpt bet Ieoeur Ber u8e
"'geo glrnem"
oil ira M at uOhOmme msO 2 emr aGierof Bpr le, if4t iom todasre 8 sber
ataa en- Scrg9ee at upr 200 Gter on auet
+ "gSeo Nrnen"s Np. 9
be9pnote en- Rp iRroees interesaHt % norton 5ortRuua bo 9apu CIT aaaeet
fnio &ifterte eur en- amerttaner paa 2pitrei5e
+ "Sc0 Wrnen"S No is
be9pnte en- 6prGlng Der bRer Naouet: "gn tmt 9ormuno", en- Irroetes inter-
esiant gertntg ON en- uno Gormnub, iom pa Gruno Of Saoerens ubelmae Spn
tulahoner maatte fcuaoe Semnet u gme fin 9pHe ct fentmeo aauo. 9enu
6ort9atn9 n cpTiat fra @ngeHt
+ "Sccorab=9Soitcn"S yso. f3,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES er b9pnbt en- pprnaaoe hterSant % pen 6gGetoni5ortUt
ling "Srospenors 5ots. 5 oenuc Sor9Qua Iper Ell uorf Sprnauo en- ptaho
Hcue 2enHe 5ortratu9 bill l@s meo SutTeSe al gubpcr. Tina pa GammeL
Store % Sman
"SecoraD.Y 0iten"s &alenoer
oil boe Naonet paa oean pe GrGnitboG Der M er u@r grbeoe. Sen bill NIB
Gmoe n InofGno9 aaienor mo butorute aRGrhbae for bpr 9aa Qmtt %
OIL 1naeMSb hoe bGuotg for "GefTence8ps" Geaem bur gmb gfnanheu m
boe trent Sao I'll at fre pp, bpob man maate bile ermhre ill., 3eme BOA
OIL phoe pefpoet9 fsrre emo no9en holgee &rGmebog Zen ienoes til me o.
9amte Nbonnenttr Der tenler for ct 2ar l NorSfuo. Snpmuoeu pa bn
tofe 10 cents rHl o. Oa Den oil bHoe en- p9rOHuo Boz pu Ri tlraaoe Gnbpcr
at Pewle Den nobumen Sogens Sucbob pu bHe fpgenos, "a faufe Gbt til:
- n fm mon mtrnHoA n - AI4 49, -A
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-19
:, "2sco 2lrnen"s 70. Is

be9Dnote en- 6crtGlinG, Der bRrer 0aonet:
esiant geretring ON en- ing Rormauo, iom
tnlntioner MATTE icrlaoe Sienmet ps gipre
6crt9ain9 er operiat fra @ngelIf.
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-19
+ "9eeorab.Yoitem''s NO. f3,

Observation-Disclosures, er be9pnbt en- poernaaoe i~ntereSIaut
ling "@rcspenors 5oris". 5 benue 5ortaQtua lviuer en- II
Roae. 9enne 5prteaius bill leies meo Suteresie al u
Store % Smaa.
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-19
"@eo Wrnen"

oil ira III al nofUmme meo 10 Sioel
altiaa en- Scrs9elic al upsr 200 SiOs
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-19

bebolocr irenoeles fin Glaos Tom 9mrrifas biui9it
til ben fore MrHgoe 9eieitot bet leoerer Bper ug
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-19
! "Neo Wrnen"s Np. 9

be9pnote en- ny iaroeles iuteresiant % n
ftilo Siiterie eIer en- amerifan
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-30
Second Place Probabilities.

"A WELL-KNOwN Republican, who is q
careful observer of national politics, said
yesterday: "While there is so much talk
for and against Blaine and Harrison, even
less noise than usual is being made about
the second place on the ticket. 1 have been
looking into the matter little and have
about come to the conclusion that it is nearly
certain that Vice President Morton will not
be renominated, no matter who gets first
place. II Blaine is named. the convention
will go farther West than New York for his
running mate, and either Alger, Lincoln or
Gresham will be chosen. Morton has ap-
parently been coquetting with the anti Har-
rison people, so that even if the President
Is renominated his influence is likely to be
thrown in favor of a new candidate for Sec
ond place, presumably Whitelaw Reid who
Is ambitious and is supporting the admins
tration in the present crisis. OF course, if
Blalne should prevent the use of his name
the old ticket might be named entire in the
interest of harmony"
But slight as has been the speculation as
to candidates for Vice President on the Re-
publican side, its absence has been even
more marked in the ranks of the opposition
The Democratic attention has been entirely
absorbed by the bitter contest between
Cleveland and Hill. II, as now seems prob
able, the former is nominated the second
place will, OF course, go farther West. Ex-
Governor Campbell would be formidable
has no aspirations in that direction. Both
Morrison and Palmer, of Illinois, have been
mentioned. The logic of the situation,
though, points to either Gray. Of Indiana, or
Boies, OF Iowa. Both of these shrewd indi-
v1duals are believed to have announced
themselves as candidates for first place with
the intention of allowing themselves to be
persuaded to take second. or course if any
combination is formed strong enough to
prevent Cleveland's nomination the States
will all have to be rearranged.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-30
FLVORITES OF FORTUNE,

GENERAL WIsTAR, now President of the
Academy of Natural Sciences, is an enthusi.
astic yachtsman.
Mrs. MARY RUSSELL DAY has been
made State Librarian of Kentucky, the
Legislature approaching her eminent fitness
for the place.
GENERAL LEE, December 26, 1899, first
applied to General Washington the phrase,
"first in war, first in peace, and first in the
hearts of his countrymen
JUDGE JOSEPH TUCKER, of Pittsfeld,
Mass, will deliver the oration at the unveil-
ing of the monument to General Paterson,
at Lenox, Mass, on Monday.
IT is rather depressing, all things con-
sidered, to learn from Kate Gannett Wells
that the women no longer worship the
minister, but the thing he represents.
SENATOR BRICE wears on his coat lapel
a boutonniere instead of the single flower
which other Senators affect. This is con-
sstent with his well-known fondness for
rainbow hues
EX-GOVERNOR NICHOLS, of Louisiana,
who has been appointed Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court of that State, is a graduate of
West Point. and lost a leg an arm, and an
eye in the Confederate service.
EDWARD EVERETT HALE, JR, who
graduated from Harvard in 1883, has been
made the professor of English in the Iowa
State University. He has been an instructor
in the same branch at Cornell.
CONGRESSMAN TILLMAN, of South
Carolina, is said to be the most vigorous
man for his age in Washington. He is now
66, and his beard and hair are white, but he
is as straight as an arrow and has constitu.
tion " iron.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-30

affairs that also exists to limited degree
in cases where an appeal lies from the State
to the United States Courts. What would
not be the case, however, is two systems
of law in force with regard to these Of
fenses in the same State. That it is the
obvious purpose of the bill to avoid. 1t Is
clear, If this view is taken, that such a
provision is the simplest and best, if the
United States Courts are to undertake the
enforcement of the guarantees offered by
treaties.
OF the need for such an enforcement
occurrences like the New Orleans and
Rock Springs outbreaks leave little doubt.
OF its conformity to the constitutional
theory there is also no room for dispute.
The Constitution expressly brings cases
arising under treaties within the jurisdlc-
tion of United States Courts. Madison
and Hamilton, in their writings, pointed
out the need of such provisions. With
these authorities before us, it is plain that
the constitutional tremors of the Senators
on the subject are really due to political
apprehensions lest the measure should be
unpopular with the hoodlum and lingo
element If there is such popular senti-
ment against fulfilling the obligation of
protection to foreign residents, it makes
little difference whether the bill is passed
or not. If juries nullify the action of
State laws in State Courts, what Is to pre-
vent them doing the same thing in United
States Courts2
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-30
RATHER WEAK OBJECTIONS

The bill introduced into the Senate to
give United States courts jurisdiction in
cases of crimes that involve the violation
of treaty of obligations struck some of the
conservative Senators as decided innova-
tion. The main objection was that, if the
courts should try offenders by the laws of
the States where the crimes are committed,
fOrty-four different systems of law would
be constituted under the Jurisdiction of
the United States courts. By this argu-
pent on the surface, and the political ap-
prehensions of the Senators as an under
current, the bill was laid over, without
much probability of being called up before
next session.
The objection looks like an alarming
one; but it really is not serious. If it is
reproach to have forty-four different sys-
tens OF law it is reproach that already
exists. The only difference under the bill
would be that another court would take
cognizance and jurisdiction under each
system in its proper jurisdiction-a state of
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-30
THE MEMORY oFTHEpAY.

To-day the anniversary returns on which
the nation commentaries the patriotism
and services of the men who put their lives
in the breach during its period of need
nearly third of century ago. That
time of struggle and sacrifice becomes
more remote in memory year by year; the
veterans who bore the burden of the strug-
gle grow gray and pass away from among
us; but the celebration Of this national
day, in which the thoughts of the whole
people are turned back TO the lesson OF
patriotism and devotion, is universal and
impressive as ever.
1t is true that for large portion of the
younger generation the day is notable
chiefly as holiday in which they lay aside
work and devote themselves to leisure and
endowment. So far as this makes the day
an occasion of dissipation or vicious in
diligence it is proclamation; but innocent
enjoyment, such as we may hope the ma
iority will turn to, contains nothing incon-
gruous with the spirit of the anniversary.
The men who gave up their lives in that
great conflict could hardly have done so
from a higher motive than that they should
preserve for the next generation country
prosperous and happy. Nor is it deroga-
tion to their services to commemorate
them in festal rather than somber tone.
Nevertheless, the day cannot be flttingly
observed unless with all the enjoyment
apart from the formal celebration there
is not this memory All this we owe to
the sacrifices of 1861 to 1864. The pros
perity, the happiness, the greatness OF the
nation is due to the struggle and the blood
of the men who sustained the nation in
that period. We may make our Memorial
Day an interval of rest and pleasure, but
we cannot contemplate the subject of the
commemoration without taking to heart
the lesson that if the time should come for
another effort of sacrifice and duty we
must show our worthiness of the example
held up for imitation to-day.
As for the remaining members of that
patriot army who take charge of the OBJ
servance in honor of their dead comrades,
and are themselves the living mementoes
of that time, no honor can exceed what is
due them on this occasion. Late years
have shown that the time is coming when
the veterans of the war will become few.
In few years more the work of observ-
ing the day must fall on younger organi-
cations, and the veterans of to-day will
join the ranks of those whose memory we
celebrate. Both living and dead share the
honor and glory of to-day, having earned
it equally by deeds which cannot be for
gotten while this nation is worthy of its
noma
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-30
THE Output OF IRON

The decrease in the output of iron and
steel for the first quarter of the year, as
reported by the bulletin of the Iron and
Steel 4 A87ociation, is larger than it ought
-t9-6e.- AID, as the previous year was
below the high-water mark of $780, the
falling off for this quarter is very con-
siderable. Nevertheless, the signs of i'm
provement are such as to permit us to
hope that a decent years record will be
made. An improvement in the tone of the
market is being accompanied by indica-
tions of enlightened policy on the part of
the railroads, which, by reducing freights,
afford at least some encouragement to the
industries which originate them Although
the quarterly statistics do not show it, the
deduction from trade indications is that
Pittsburg has retained her last years rec
ord of maintaining large output, while
the rest of the country underwent dullness
andshrinkage in the volume of production.