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Decorah-posten., 1895-11-05

Der Stuoeringeu of bisis Speroassfua ,ou
fnu iaitalo 8egbnoelien til en- ptrlsIio
TannelIe.
Bore Sebatforsninaer pirfer | iamm,
getuina seo at beres Neblemmer uuosr
SorbereoeIien BERTH, iaapsIiom uuber isIp,
Eebattsn. iatter zig IND i mango al 2l9eas
uistise SpDrssmaat.
On RRtie 'lIniueriitp grtsnion" Tor,.
bras sr psiua netop bsspnbt. Elsie er i'll,
i Sprbinoelie neo Ntaoemiet, men gleoerr,
faar gogang til benz for balo Tris. 3ep
fprlte Raite bOlpes al @. n. Scott, Srufes.
Tor peo Gtatsuuiperftetst, pper sneel Of DOR
5tos pistisite SpgrssmauL, iauiom Ruuu.
pOlihipSrSsmaalet. SenseipprssmaaIst, NJ.
bsiberipprssmaaIet os lisueuos
Gu, iom iast bot Spitermiu uarner ia
i'm gnoe. Strange, ii9r Of bore 5armsre,
be9bnoer at tGnie paa, buor be itaI ienoe
fine Gutter os Tiser paa SioIe gleunsn
Smtermaaneoerue. Seq bill pcnIieft her.
itills til benz, ON be lille bible bore Iioe,ou
soot farne, ia fanlte life oil be pinSe ioo
tibet, peo at isnoe benz til ps, benere eao til
be amertfaniie iaataIote "8uiiusis goueocs..
Seq trur, jeg trpat Tan iise, OF hi fan aiue
benz li9eiaa COB llnoeruisuius, ps lea TOR
NOT oaiaa brittle mig til at fise, enonu b.orc.
efter bet aienoitab, jes bar til benz. &c,
ril ioui ct Ssuls iur osuus 9aaitano rupnc,
at ri bvert Tar iaImiuoeligbeo bar msuem
50 % 20 nmsritanIte Gleper. @eo Siber
al llnoerpisniusen sjsr ri oaiaa, buuo p,
fan, for at benleoe beres Santer ooa be-,
iOm bill sipre oeres Gin, life bare ct Streu
eiler S~elitanp, men ct 9iu rist paa nptti,
Sirticmbeo. ri tprisser psiaa eiter beott
Gpue at oripe baaoe llnoerpisanasu o,
StoIen i Glminoelisbeo ina, at Deres 8uyu.
IGrSom mao bepares, % siuer oioere llnOev.
pIsning | 8elisipn, 'aa at ben grunouulb.
Der CT last, tan blioe bpaset paa pioerc.
Dor 8iS trGnser fremior alt anoet en- friite.
Zig unsopm.
StOusbtOu, &ts, 2ooe OF. 1895.
q. " aasbero.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-05

sgictor gruauo laa Der. Reus ban
icp traabte Ge "a Gerss WtdHo mo
aieunem 9rnbprsn, bpOrtiI mon IONS
nsr % % stissn. Sc bar en- sp9te
"a 9sr.s Iano en- anlo. Ceres
@aub mprSeb GjaiteH ps tos oerpan
bans rlbr us guoiat. Saa tOs Oe
aiaet peS Subst, Ceres 9sano pso
asoosrne % Gar bet nsb ao St'ssn.
2sres @ano tulot a~pstsbanten mslsm
Eaneerue.1
S~priarSet, ipm rammet al Spret p9
hoitsnbe 9Rnber funoe S~orbrposrlten
Blot mumle: "Ge iaa ba att"
Gen Scsne, 8eraro baooe orSutt cnl'
baube girfelisbsOsn fiosn tilorasst
fig iaalebss inbtil be minoitc 9staljer.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-05
sfor at ipare gurerue fine. 6

wv w fVhAN S'
94ss bleu forleben bentet no paa Sreri'
lamb til en- Mnnb, iom bapSe bruttet
antlsn. Otter ct lanst arposforbcr
fro aassns SIDE for at fOmris sIter,
huorban lllpttsn bar hanbt, Tom snos'
fig iplseuoe msrfelise Snnobso tor
Gasen:
Scr life at Iioe Surerne fine neoen'
til peS at fringe benz lanss @uloet
buer Rprsen, uaar ban trat benz paa
paa fla, bapoe 3ntienten ! aareols
brust BET SIT at laos i'm Some bolSe
Surerne irsm for fig ps iaa iprin9e l
BEN fra Ell Saburet. Gfterat bette
bGpoe p9r:t praftiieret suot ps bel be
Suuorsoer al Gause, gift bet ium iaSt
gait iorlsosn. 3et er 10 mulist. at
GpfiOrrssninsen pil ooeritrloe bet Se'
lpb, iom gianoen trur at ia inoiparet
peo at "ipriuse / Surerns" fine be iioite
5 Qar!
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-05
Zen usentIiee Rarfeess
operEst.

81. O. gun q Cas- uscntIiss GAN
b,lsOpsrist fra Stem gcrt flyer ben
2ocn Gpn. bl. a.:
Ter mrrtes en- Iiot beore Giter'
Ipsrsist i be fsfte fabri,er,bs 8rrSuf'
fer. Emirtninesn blnnot Gmaabano'
Ierne sr iostbelstaset itsrrs. gisn eIers
or bette rnfInss @sutetio, ps bet sr mus
Iist, OF uiittsrbeo rtI herfts ! ursI'
Tiger.
Observation-Disclosures eonr NJ / ben
gaetnins, at mo bploer paa SpmuIoeu,
bullet oil tuinse griisrne op, boo:
fort SpInsst erb fuu barr. 2ilisrie'
len or for gisbliftst nrsset iuoIirantei,
i~ammsnIisnet meb ifjOr, % BET pan'
fiaass. at Tsip 9Orts Banter bar Here
Beng. ubsItaasnoe mob 8aut Som'
ulo cub npssnfn5s fsr. Gstte Her al
iugeu onoeu Gruuo, eno at Gisrs al
8omulo eerpso lGusit mulig fan boios
lin Bare borts ira @arieOtt. Gpisos'
rierne baabe heroper % europa CT
iurreten ian peliUripuece, at bet or ct
epgresmaal, ON be life or beors itano
til at rente ene be, ipm Inn peo Sialp
Of Sanilaan isssr OF iOrbals Gtosn.
Speoen bar uuosrsanst Ct grlsialo
al lst i ben iOrlsbns u8e; gtnis bar
iunist 2be. uoiGrislsH ira nr'
bre 9nnOs sr messt for, bpurImOo uO'
t~srielen fra Observation-Disclosures CT me-
oct lioen - / lem Tiger fun 1902, 59l
Su'bels, Rcl ibsrrgnet, mob 1l,724,'
3o2 SuIbtls for bet tiliuarerce 2'os'
run ificr; 9iIigrislsu fra Seiten bar
oerimub / be iuuule lem Tiger pGrst
37,7o5,45s SuibeIs, mob 23.6oo,973
9uibsls iilor.
2e mesrt fore Sersaniuser poer
Raisnpliussu bar trpttet Griierns uso,
Itjsnt noierieleu / fem Tiger bar parst
12,2l2,s2I Suibsls mob 4,S23.64S
tfiOr - Ell Sattuu, Der ugioa Dsisr pan
Soebsmur!eost.
5lcf os saro bar life uubersaoet
nossn p~nisutlis 9risforunoriua, uustsi
Tilisrielsn df spiu bar p9rst ualmIu'
bslis flor.
Zen pssos @iteripsrsiel / gtanus
infturparsr bar bplot 8riisrne paa
Bpmulosts,sr fate Os eubus bsuirtet
hslers RrIisr poa irptis StUiier, enops
tiltrpos for fofe uses RrisHeosuns
paa Spmulb. epinosrierne bar sfter
Sissnoe neset imaa 8~orspplas.
glere Gttiuiist ipUrss peioa | Serns
Ds Staaliobritatiuuen, ps bog itaar
8esemsr, sraut Smsosjeru, SIaoer Os
"BiQets~ lapere, iaa at be ejeuuems
initlise 3oterinser ious er 2.75 Sros
cent lapsr. enb ben 17oe September Ds
/ 3rucent Iapere enb / Sttober for tire
2ar iioen.
Spisers aombinoticneu bar faitiai
9rpouftiouen for Nopsmber til fun en-
Treoieosl ai ben nlminbslise 9ilpirt,
ming / en- Raaueo.
Sern os Staal for SDsninser po
lisnenbe CT @ienitauo for enorm Otter
ipsrsiel. 5lere al be andre Retaley
bar IN nsboosoaenbe Teuoens. Gmeri'
fanife Observation-Disclosures itaar fig pac
at sau 10 Gents Iaoere / 9ris enb flint
fremmeoe aOufurrenter.
"8rnbfreet's" tiger ben 2een Rop
81. q.
llofprielsn Of Suebe fra Gtlanter'
bapss ps Stiaebusfpiten FAINT MOn
treal ben forlgbne lge bar bore
2,74S,0oo 8uibels, Msl iberssuet, moi
2,65S.o0O Saibels | iorrtee llse o.
2.934,oo0 ben tiliparenos llse i 1894
2,s60,oo0 i 1898 ps 3,714,00oi 1892
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-05
Sai9 al Yrefefalo t
Gnglano.

5 ben ttrteli9e Spro9bru9 er Der ct
Orb. iom beber SimOni eiier Simpn
3rUlOmauo Rasus), Tom iislse PIP.
@i. s, Ara piloe tjBbe Gpoitlernes
Gnpe til at meooele aanoen os irems
Tom mso en- Gum 8ense. S giiooel'
aloersn iotste ganerne iurtuai 8Iipes
itoIe for 9ense os Gausr us siuroe ii9
iaalebes ffplbis |, buao man taloer
Simoni. De proteitantiite 9irfer bar
itaaet paa gast mob oenne fienbise
Risbrus. os berfor Ter Ri, at naar en-
Brett iblauot ps mootaser ct Salo, ers
tlarsr ban, at ban life bar brust
nOsst i Cubs Orb forbuot Riooel til
at fomme IND beri".
Den enselite statstirfe (Gpilfopals
tirtsn) iOrbpoer Osiaa Simuni. Dog
fan man / The Church Patronage
Gazette bpppis laie getjenbtsisrelier
ON, at greitesmbeoerne eIsr Snbtas.
terne beraf er tilialss. S bisie 8es
fjsnbtsjsrelier unbIaoer nan life Of
ubbeue, butlte i~elifubelise Bebuseliss
bsoer pebtommenoe 8retefalo fan bpoe.
GpifopaIprelterne ipues BELT at DnIte
Zig 8alo, bppr Der er ct rinse Gntal
Sjale, iaa be fan iise, iom Der Itaur i
aomeoien: @Mit GmbeSe bar ben Se.
baselisbeo. OF Sorretninserne er iaa,
men Snot9sterne temmelis mango"
5or at loffe lpitbapenbe i%rembaues bers
for uotrpftelis, at 9reiten life oil fuu
tort OF beftiae ium 8reit. Ssiua Sab,
ium "ianbipnlisuiS mart oil bliue les
pise", iattes til sluttiuu. 8riieu
parierer meuem $1,000 % flO, 900.
On tbeolosilte Gnlfuelier ipsrses Der
life. IS ben epiitopaIe airie fan man
irc, ipm man pif, os lere, ipm man
oiI." @en bet er Of 9istisbeo for
8reiten at fuune npoe en- bebaselis
Smsans mco @ooseierc ps anore
8isfolf. 9erfor ~slemmer life 8cs
tjenbtojsrelierne at pmtale, bpilfen
Gpsans BERTH be leoisc aalo fan bpoe
pon. Iosans til at bripe enselif
Sport ~irembaues usiaa % bruses iom
9oitemiobel. "Seo Sretesaaroen er
Der Satte, ium er iuloe al Sureler".
beosr BET, "Us i 4a6Olaset er Der
Sastbuube til Tarforcejast." Sslsenoe
8rcue paa auuosiDrelier ON leoise
Greitefalb, iom er tilfals er pero at
leie:
"Sosnefalb. Nettoinotast G29O al
9ienoe ps Scroafsift. Meset irut
% bebaselis 9reitesaaro meo tire Bar
lprs. ipu Soueo9reIier os andre Be-
foemmelisbebsr, en- COB Stalo. en- iprs
trait, Zig 5rusts ps Slomiterbaue.
Sialeantal pmtrent $50. &Irfen err |
COB StanO % lisaer t9t uco 4reites
saaroen. Seroeles iuno Selislenbeb.
to @il fra Marfeosplaos os Sernbane,
itaticn. @auife q peo 9pnopn.
@pbt Gelitab / Smesuen. 9ris
f2loo."
llnber iaaoanne 5urhOlo er bet life
at unores paa. at mango aluorliae
MsbIsmmer al ben enselIfe Statstl rte
saar uper til Sefterne eler irger
Sialebpo / Romeriirten. 9reiter, iOm
tipber fig maselise aalo % fun t9nter
paa at fore ct behaselist Sip. er life
ltitfet til at bore Sprper for arme
Sjale, ION trenssr 9leie.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-05
va r fipIia Woraentaaae

hanger lon en- euns over 5es ben. Gil bet aisrs big
sost : iSTeue sa repu b. ne I ben fastise,
raa euft. bsF mssIts er sistteiUrersuss suer spfplbt
al galeriaisirer = at tass ct ginsiasfHlet At Spsteis
ins @avstliers % i~aaIsoss bsapits sis moe fuHs
bsbs all,a' ainOsizats 5HSasesfsr Raar bu CT
~ at 'er CAs. e!as ear Rsn. sa bsnpi ben iamm,
Ssr,bpasH % aHssaa S~sssHmltilH me saa iarrs sor.
70 iie Tea betaadist sorms. Der Heepors G..
ssma peo ertts ietitial &c gQeoti ameat,
bets M isHee % Teaaiersnes Gisaoommdes Der, an,
btlsIE BIT ni alt, bH iabiu zen a~isabaGrrnina, a.
Ssrsspssdis Ct besEs sae AHr. Brig gittsrea mob
1usssvfa o. @aleeipss, saerOshtst % aprtipas, es
pshpiHf GO HFit9itflle. (R0p.)
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-05

5abersu: "@iu mig 8iiet / en- 5art,
iaa iss fan ina ben Spren prosntlis
aisnnembnntet!'
Wuosrsn: ~strnr, jes pil bare
paru,s bet libt paa Sattelupnen, bet er
1aa folot.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-05

Much drill In reading, in writing, in
spelling and in arithmetic is given back.
ward scholars in Prof. Breckenridge
school,
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-05

7r. ~. q. Coleman Of 5irmaet
Coleman q 5op 3anolGaer. Tan trGfies /
.9Riossipnp 2erbas ben a9oe SUM. Seq piI
bsreitsr beiese Siosewap ~anoeubper 2sroas.
10A1l.-tf.{
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-05

S%btm8oana SintenS Sfib "siorat'
a'9tt ira artItiausiuno ben LIE 3ppembst
meo 2s5 Sosinserer. Sc Tan pentes ii!
Isip slort omfrina ben 1e,e @cpemter.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-05

Charles q. 6aroner, Den tuFs
Z tleIpillsr mco ben blpoc, ~brba0rltgc
Stsnme. er bebre inar eno npaeuIinoc igr.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-05

u. Remaas, icm nj bar ut nps Sptp.
a~raiaaaeri / t0mpist Stano. oil aabue bet
for Sorretnins 5orsoas oenne use.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-05

Prof. Breckenridge students should try
20 be in DEBORAH Saturday, Nov. Q.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-05

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ART NOTES.

There Is no doubt that the name OF the
uaInter makes the value OF the picture
In a great many more cases than II "houid'
When the name is that Of great artist
n can 10 readily Understood why this
should be the case. A poor picture from
n talented brush has a certain intrinsic
worth II Is an example OF the hrt'Ss
work. and useful fer comparison with his
hammer efforts. That It should be more
valuable than much finer painting by
less famous man Is. OF course, wrong.
looking at the matter from purely ar
tistlc standpoint. II Il Is arllsileaily IN
fair for noorer work TO sell a. higher
nt,urcs because Of iis authors fame as
sn artist. how are you 10 consider a paint
ing that receives an generalization because
81 lis .authcr'Y exalted position In the
world? Obviously. from an artists stand
point, ia a stu lcss pralsew9rtny lisht'
an instance Of picture, when - de-
serlbed az one Of the most valuable pant
ed during Tho past year, one winch, II
pat up at public sale, would probably
bring about as high u price as any other
painted during the same period, yet whose
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than two to one. Besides, England rules
Mohammedans IN other PARTS OF her vast
oupire though not many IN any one
place The queen iY the sovereign OF many
million more Moslems than Christians
China r. believed TO come next nA eouh-
try Inhabited bV many followers OF the
prophet The number Of MohammedanH
la the Chinese empire ~ estimated al me
way from 300O00M TO W,cV,VJO, ana ne
smallest Of the tsuesses IS more thnl pur-
kew can match Holland also has nearly
or quite 3d. 900. 600 Mosiem subjects ~ her
populous and rich East indian possessions
~ OF thr IN are MohnmnIodanf. Thc TURK
lrh empire is supposed TO contain about
r. 010. 900 MoslemF, counting the portions
Of Arabia IN which the authoillS o. inc
IN danger of being destroyed al any Tune
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artistic excellence is distinctly mediocre,
and the talent that croatcd II decidedly
Of an amateurish order, may be seen IN
the large canvas recently presented 10
the car OF Russian by Kaiser william
OF Germany, who painted it himself, The
picture bears an INSCRIPTION, whlch, uAhs-
lated reads. Nations OF Europe, pro-
toct your most sacred possessions. II ~
a very thrilling and tremendous allegori-
cal representation or q atalWart anger ana
a number OF arlnored goddesses preparing
10 faco a storm cloud from tie East.
The ngure OF Buddhn may be seen IN
thn cpud. surrounded by dragons anu
the hoi7ins OF Asntic inhabitaniH are about
70 sweep over Europe ana destroy u.
Ihc kniser, no doubt, started ms picture
bcfOrc tbs outcome OF the Chinese war
made II seem extremely unlikely that the
inhabitants OF Asia would ever do any
thing Of the kind, but OF course, q little
thing like that could not DO allowed to
Interfere with "A royal theme, When the
picture was first exhibited IN Germany
some OF the critics made the mistake OF
supposing that the black cloud represented
"aqriallsm" but the true explanation
followed later. The picture is very large
very highly colored. and very magnificent
aud impressive altogether.
The enthusiasm for poster collecting.
according 20 the Boston Herald, keeps
up remarkably wen, appearing TO be on
The increase, indeed, rather than on the
decline. There are good many reasons
for this enthusiasm, one is,. OF course,
mat posters are cheap. a good many peo-
Pile get together fair collections without
having TO pay anything FOR them even for
the finest and rarest specimens the price
Is insignificant compared with what u
fair engraving or etching VIII bring. All
mankind loves 10 collect II good portion
loves 10 collect objects Of art. The latter
class has greatly Increased since the pos
ter men brought art galleries within the
reach Of every one,
Bridgeport VIII hold her second annual
exhibition Of paintings in water colors and
oils in her public library, from the mid
die OF January to March 18th OF next year.
Only four pictures will be received from
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cabin, which they had purlolned IN small
quantities while working IN the mine.
On the southern sicpe of Gold In Is
the Anaconda groupe OF 40 acres OF pat
ented ground. 1t was on this properly
That sold ore was plowed out VITA OK
ana the ore shoveled UP as IL rlii,oau
hillside.
North of Gold hill is Globe hl,l. where
the great property Of the Gold Crater
company is located. This company, In
corporalet FOR SNO.0N Is the result OF u
consolidation OF the Summit and the Deer
horn properties, whose present wealth
is well undo retood 10y those familiar with
the camp. The company does not rro-
pose 10 sell stock, although 5000 shares
Of the Deorhorn company are gu standing
at the present time. Tho company pro-
pose TO mike mtne OF the Gold crater
properties that viii he worth anywhere
from 81, 000.O0a to 900. over sl5e.Wo
have already been taken from the summit
| and $4,000 has been tho output of the
! ncerhrrn. a singular feature of the
groupe OF claims Is that the formation IN
dicatcs blowout-thconly instance of this
kind yet notei IN the district.
IL IS almost certainty that this entire
acreage, having an area Of probably SIX
| square miles. Is Of prospective rsch value,
and any company owning patented ground
ia this neiwhhorhood can safely claim 70
have ~ valuable territory. Stocks IN all
! conlbHnlcs within this nren are bought ana
! sold IN the Colorado exchanges upon the
sole fact that the claims are ~ valuable
territory having the possibilities of he
coming NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. properties.
I New Companies formed within this ter
| ritory have not 50 certain n value IN even
| Prospective or speculative property. al
| though no one after a study Of the camp
Is prepared to say that gold Is or Is not
located therein.
| ohtnrcnaals
Tho fact is that Cripple Creek has been
| developed out OF It's own wealth an' re
sources but little money having come
| from the outside 20 hasten It's proyress
! End tho Colorado investors who put In n
! few thousand dollars with the owners or
| tho claims oncrated in the territory where
I the gold veins were found close to the
J surface To-day with 100 miles having
/ shipping ore, with 1000 shafts sinking for
| ore and with 10 00l new proapeCtors ana
! prospecting companies seeking in the DIS
! lrict to find the rock which bears the goin
! the possibilities Ct the cdun can uof even
/ he imagined Mt this time, Yesterday trin-
| ple creek was producing from tcw
! mtres a limited TONNAGE, toeay II ~ snip
| ping $50 tons to the smcl,crs and MUS.
! The smcltcrs are preparing to buy moro
| Gre. the mills are cnlargirg their respect
| i've capacity and new mills are heins
/ built.
WITH the excitement now noticed IN the
| district can II be surprising If many
| schemes TO defraud the ignorant stall ne
! sprung. based uron property located IN
| LnrroductiNe territory anywhere withln i
| radius of ton miles Of the cnuNF Millons
| az money viii 80 into Cripple Creek 7tocks
| for speculation for investments ani Tor
| tie purchase OF claims and the investor
| viii he wise to act cautiously before piac'
| ing His money.
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TESTING METALS BY SOUND.

a new instrument, styled the "chiseo-
phone" Inns been Invented by NJ. Il. de-
Place for ascertaininG the existence OF
internal defects IN iron articles. especially
rails rolled ,oIsts and ayios, that can NOT
be detected by other means. A percussive
needle with reciptocatng motion Is cone
nected with a microphone In the form OF
a ring, IN the circuit of which IL u battery
OF three dry cells, having u low Internal
resistance and coupled In series with an
induction coil. the latter being fixed at
the zero of a divided scale, ON which may
travel movable coil, while two tele-
phones. which the examiner. holds to HIS.
ear, are intercolaied In the circuit. When
the needle strikes u portion OF the material
free from faults the telephones give back
a very distinct sound, which becomes
slighter when the coils are moved apart
II the needle strikes a place where there
Is u defect the sound IA modified In pro-
portion 10 the cavity. Owing 10 the modi-
ilcation OF the resonance, the microphona'
nndergoes a change Of resistance and
tho previous equilibrium Is upset. 50 that
the telephones give ont n sound which
indicates the position OF a defect In the
metal, fi.f l.a'l
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NAY AND DECEMBER.

I can not think that springs fair flowers
no truly fade and pass away,
For lust one sNttly nest.ne May.
car rot think the matches measure
Bv yonder swelling organ stirred
7 Tvs only at the players pleasure,
Thcu ends ne er after to tie heard.
oh r,ucbt that yiel leth pure emotion
me Icon the ARTIST may nestow,
IOr r,tnrs grand IN sky and ocean
can back TO non-eN!snnce 60
The cloud with sunset ,glories SLOWING
TbA noets dream. the blossoms Dream
The birds sweet trill, the stre9 met nov
ing, t 90 do,tb
e..attr,a somewhere the forms the fan-
OFT wrongly transient termed w men
Despite earth's seeming cha5Hsss, .
ne so1i s""'' -Out.ns.
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nny ono artist, and all expenses win be
by tic exhibition committee.


betrayed by the exhibition COMMITTEES.
An unusual boom In matters artistic In
reported 10 be taking place In Worcester,
Mass. The coming winter viii be a nota /,
10 far snrp1ss any previous season the city
mas seen.
Mortimer Mempes is an English artist
with method of work entirely his own.
Possessed OF more than ordinary talent,
and with the happy faculty OF utilizing
the press 10 the utmost advantage for his
own advertisement, he manages 10 put In
his time IN the most agreeable manner.
nnd also realizes an Income FAR In advance
OF the average OF his profession. Every
winter he sits out for some ncw--tropicnl
uaily-fcreign cline, aud there com Tort
ably paints away until autumn. Tlien H.
returns TO England. Is widely heralded
by the newspapers, his wCrks described,
their wonderful local color dllatcd upon.
and stories OF how he painted them are
published everywhere. AIR. Mrmpes FOL.
lows this with private exhibition aud
sale. the Inter usually resulting IN much
more than sufficient money FOR another
years work. Last year he did Japan;
this year II is Mexico, ana his work from
Mexican models is now on sale In London.
MIR. Nempes was originally q pupil OF
Whistler's, but has since broken away
from the impressionlsm OF his masters
The Boston Art club offers three prizes
this year for pictures shown at Its an
nuai exhibition In the form OF sums or
money amounting to. $500, % $500 aud 1900.
Tho Judges who will make these awards
are Henry G. Angel. Frank Duyeneck.
Henry Tkouron. James,S. Inglls and Fred
eric i. Vinton. Pictures must be sent
IN by December II.
william NJ. Chase has arranged 10 take
class Of artists and art students TO
Madrid for work and study there during
the three months Of February. March and
April, 1896 After the trip 10 Spain ana
another with class OF pupils 10 Holland
In 1881. Mr.. Chas proposes TO change
very much his method OF work, " he
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-15

WIN teach no more. but give up his entire
time to painting. As q preliminary step
Chase win give up his well known studio
~ oil west Tenth street. New York, with
the end OF this year. Thereafter his studio
VIII be IN the residence he las recently
bought In Snyvesnnt square.
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MANS sELr.sAcRIFIcE.

Wife-Before We were married you used
to write me letters eight and ten pages
long. Now when you go away, you Just
send me little notes OF half a page.
Husband-Um--my dear. l am--er--try-
Ing TO economze on letter paper so ~
TO have more money for my little duckte
darling to spend. h
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An unusual boom In matters artistic Ia
Mass. The coming winter win be a nota-
BILE one for ariiBta there. and promises
TO far anrpass any previous season the city
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-15

Far IN advance OF any ether nation in tho
humber Of Moslems under its rule is Great
britain. In india alone there are about
5000 o. Moi'ammedans, and they outnu'n-
Der all the subjects OF the sultan moro