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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-03-11
Died From Burns.

New York. March n.-Mrs. Arthur
Clark. Of Mountain Avenue. Westfleld
died yesterday from burns received
Wednesday evening while endeavoring to
put out a small fire in the yard of heI
home.
Mrs. Clark started a fire to burn vi
some brush and then left il. The fire
spread, and the Children were trying Il
put it out when Mrs. Clark went Ia
their assistance Her dress caught fire
and before her husband could reach her
side her clothing was all i'm a blaze
DIR. Harrison was called to attend her.
and did all possible to save her life, but
without avail. She was about thirty
Il sc years of age.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-03-11

the officials themselves know nothing
about it and viii doubtless be surprised
at the discovery Yet even if they do
suspect, ii is not likely that anything can
be done until Congress amends the tariff
bill 10 define the province of sample some
what more clearly.
Meanwhile everything that comes in
pairs is adaptable 10 the new form of
smuggling. and no doubt American wO-
men will soon discover the possibility of
obtaining Partisan gloves at ridiculoUsly
reduced rates.
Silk stockings. which the duty compels
to sell at 81 and s. a pair, can be had for
half the price If the purchaser is willing
to take them one at a time.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-03-11
Appreciated by the wrong People

There are many stories told Of the kindness of
Queen Margherita, of Italy, but this one is the
latest: Some time ago the queen asked one of her
little proteges to knit her a pair of mittens for
her birthday. providing her with money for the
material ON the queens birthday she received
most beautiful pair of mittens from the little
girl and in return sent another pair TO the child.
one of which was filed with money, and the other
with Sweets together with a message, asking her
to saw which she liked best of the two mittens.
A little time afteTward the queen received this
letter: Dearest queen, your lovely presents
have made me she'd many tears Papa took the
mitten with the money; my brother had the bon
bona"
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-03-11
ROruS RInnnrS 10 the Rem r

II is welcome news that. though the natural
blonde is still to receive all the admiration she de
serves, the blonde whose golden loneliness is not
her own Is TO be no longer tolerated. Not to one
woman in hundred Is other than the natural
coloring becoping, but in middlc-aged women IT
is absolutely tragic, accent eating and ntensifyiny
every line and wrinkle, adding wears to her an
peaTanCe. and greatly detracting from her dignity
Why he so afraid of gray hair2 Nothing is more
charming. il il be nicely arranged.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-03-11
CIubhouscs for Women in London.

At the Grosvenor Crescent Club, in London, a
library has been established, devoted to topics Of
special interest to women. The building is one
Of the finest in London. There are drawing read
ing and dining-rooms. which may he hired for So
ciaI functions while large apartment is set aside
for the Of club members and IS kept for them
where they NAV be undsturbed by the cOmings
and goings of strangers Bedrooms can also be
had for fortnight at a time, and the charge for
them and for meals is said 10 be moderate. The
Woman's Institute is housed in the same building
but members of the one organization not
Obliged to be memebers OF the other. The In
sfitute admits members, and they may
he guests OF the club Smoking is allowed in the
gameroom. All the fittings, appointments and
service are luxurious and dainty to the last degree
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-03-11

Try a case of Heurich's Stock Ale by
'phoning Arlington Bottling Co.. No. ga.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-03-11
Ride. Her Steed Like a Man.

FIVE CENTS SAVED ON EVERY DOLLAR BY
dealing with members Of the
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-05
0rei Saic.

Gn ameritdnit Saler tom / Ell Sore
ordg ON "Sumbus" meo lelsenoe 'tes
t~alelfe:
Den rette gIabs at Ia Maol al en-
Mano er lite MarteospuhIen easr
4menzSiernet, life Sprpsi eler Nges
rem % Ggnen, men oeb Sjemmets 4rne.
Der logger ban Waiten tiliibe, pg Ter
fan bu fnoe no, om ban er en- Sjepel
eller en- Gngel, en- apnse eler en- Njsz
ter, en- 6elt eler en- !Sumbugmuger.
Sea brpr mig tibet ON, bpao 8erben
iir ON BAN, ON ben ironer ham meo
9aurb9r eler tuiisr raaone 2Gg pua
BAN. Seq cir life en- Sent for Wanz
oens Stipulation eller Reiigion, bpis
hans Ssrn trpber inb / Srpgsne ca
giemmer fla at 5rpgt, naor ban n9rs
mer Jig Siemmst, eIer bans Suiiru
maa itad, Tom bar bun iarbig til al
IpGlse Siertet, bper Sang bun er nso>
Ideen til at be BAN ON nogle Gerts
for 6usholoninaen. San er bd en-
Sumbugmaaer % 9sbrager al reneite
9ano, islp en- ban bpnner og Der tent
% tioligt, iaa ban blir Part 4niigs
let berui. eller i~traalsr os itriger oalles
luid, til Selpeoe rpitsr Iig."
gr.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-05

spas Tom iarIis initresi,tsr mtg Der, e
bet Risuu,, oarmt putlsr,npe qtc I ling
oOmsarb,iett I Poen 90 nt pda eauoet, II
to Cre: 'llngocm ca aritsnoom' inner
fient, Raar ptt r Sdrmoni.
Gn iaa paf,sr 9auosiitft iom Rem Rid
lanos, co. 8 Niie fra 9psu Rem RttIono,
piI man ~iitfoen e. Zen bar SiooepIaois III
500 Wtuntgtr. Paii. g a. pl,lbSs bar br
troliq srbein,t | % aur.
Ctpoiouuu iGrotlss pdiitr Pm. men Ne
Rprft u iaatadtgc, ca. 81 fdmilitr, on
bor i~lhtttt fg I'll ben oanFe Dat pdngs.
Or. 2augs 'ont ganrtn '97 fro Ntioutrs Se.
minorp, Gbiedao. 5sttt stat tr to Ririd
opibri o. ben 3oit unotr arbtiot. Em oil,
Tanpinorift Rrthtr iuuoe ioa Zig fnrt |
arbeiostl Tibtr CT tnap % Z nils Steps
ltrm Ct TONNE paa. Wod BOG nGpn, Piooms
ing Yrairje. Ser bloomer % blomitrsr oft.
g0eu oOisr mto riotnot Cart. 3rai fer,
fare 2anosmrnb, otriblanot anmlc Wr. 90
Trs, 9tblen. 1tp uGpusr BEN, oo lea bco,
bet pil inttrssitrt mango Wootriauost at
i' pisies Rapnt. Ran9s Eaas CT uu aoa,i,
Aoen Nuna iprang @Npsa'tr gicracnt"
titr Bisorns, % or. QsbleH f%rsiitot pao
"eltiisfitlo" t'ttr Sefttnt.
9tsit to bar forisai Farming t Soma,
Nisconin % WinH. dlpttso for lie irns,
fptn btrtil gpeu. bbor efunsn 9. u, gsblsn
bar flor forr.tuins.
Sc @umIts alo.r ,r M ~ % 70 aar, men
laa 'orriee, Slaot % bDgatl'ss rsts uotN,
% pormbiert.ot. Sn ole Torrlore Tan
ioin cisit elupes ptO 1auten poa prrntnt,
ea Here az ssnutrrs tr groitsioru req
euroets Irrotite arfaItr.
g, bOor prretia be! CT at rsiI,l Ran ou,
ida refs! Uln tag Aumsr,i msn! 3u blir
entrs fboenos iom ben graz, taagths 6sft,
bag. Sftoenfor at opmuntrts, fprits o.
lGre, iaa ol DIT brrs FUR % far o. 'itoes ON
BIZ manglr RtiitNuo. Sbor b~asotuet at (,
9nglinsen fsri fboe mso bGugtnst Scptp.
Ser BIT lie. 5usen er Fifn, Soltn thinner,
6uglru Ibratr. Rtis big fra bin Stnpbto,
at 2iOs'raften fan trsmme gitnutm aarcntI
Soor ~'isOstigt at ie 6uftrucn aarrs ben
fine eaop," mems Wanoen iprine,r "5si.
itloanier." 5oor oprsrtnb, at is ben trOO.
foe, brartrs Ssu o. Tuit,r bring, 5lartr
til at TDegs ODER Wootrsist.
SOor bitrtsfiGrenOt at I, Trartsr,n FiGIbt
90 rape iremootr, % bst' bans oomi, 1roier
0por onO Gu9t Der trsmmsr fra btsic
"Sorts Saloouer."
Seq sr bcl outr Wtnntiota @rrnoi,n %
inOe otn naturfisunt Stat Wiseonfn.
Ioresir Ssotritap.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-05
yitcratur.

gibelens 2onoe. R,iie,rinoriugtr o. biitos
rifle Gplpsniratr. ai Sant Stt,uss
lano, Waoiion, Uis. Gget 1orlas.
1893. 211 eiOsr, 300.
9euns mrs noiomnt gog TT ituot mip til
anmeIoeIis. Wsn iOct Tea nu gi'rns bil uns
rslos ben, er leo BOG | nogtn f%orltgenbeO;
tbi pua ben enc ciOs uiloe lss aierue uoisr.
li9t omtuls osnn' poa for otroto at b~sgruup,
ben anbeialing, iso mtsr al gios osnue pit,
isli9 9ooe os imuiie go9, mfn puu ben nno,a
SiOt tar isg lie aigrs Grap paa for msott
Spalttrum. N.u b,Ioi8ois ligssr Sa9,n Der
i%a1lsoes, at iug,u bosr!su lang erer Tort aus
b%cialin0 fra min Sios trGngts; hi otnur
Pog ol unbefals fig ielp, Ina BET / Gruns
ben er moi, AT Der blot bliper giort opmGriiom
poa ben meO 1ilfsitli, al ben aumoOning
Ia q 90 2Gsl
Toriuttsrtn bar life frsptt for be 2ero,;
men for ioaoonn., iom 9icrne bile iaa Cp:
lDsuinnr ont "gib,ltns aanot,s bar ban
frsost I'm iorOriHgslsie gog, iDet Ran, Tom CT
tienot for Of BARE en- meqst ombpogelia
Sagttaq,r, poa en- iGon 90 tlar Wados bnr
~forialt, bpoo ban paa fn 8ttlsu | Gri,uteu
1895 bar ist % oplsOet / 9Gsppten % for.
rtmmeIip | bet 2uuo, bbor 5rslisrsn BON
or,os, iomt pna Sttoer u~otnfcr "o,t beuiac
gauo," faoiom 3amanus. 9natbef, Smprn1
oio. flor life al tale ON algier, Reapsl %
qompeiD; BERTH boz BON iaa isist noale bi.
hsrife Splbs ringer o. osrbos hittio brugt I'm
gibel Speralt faor bi iao monas alma al
piOe, at BET n en- forusielie at lGie bet oa
gunoen at istst 6orfatttrsn om,riua pao
biue min0srige Sttoer.
Ger ct 10 oaurs Diff oQiaa BET uorne o.
oaniis Sprog irpft mango >socr, baaot itprt
o. imao, ON "gibslsus 2aubt'; tnoel al Dem
tisnoer leg, os nosle al benz CT mtatt orroi.
iulot: men BE- btbie AZ Dem ioruoirtter DOC
betbptliq, Tor'unofabsr hos qrisrtn, tler D.
sr ian omfatterbt % onre, al BE- fefte 6lanoi
os it'e ret goot fan babs Tstts al Dem eler
anfaHt fg BEN. Wen mte Stwnsianos BOO
sr bet anoerlsoes; % naar ian BERTH 'ommer
bette, at ben n f%cripns' meo 81 giatoer
2erieu bbOrai be 3 bOsr iBlOer en- Siot), o.
Der ioruoen bette r inoiat 81 msati I'm,
&elfoes gilsoer sfter Goiesrafitr, Soriatte.
rn bar brogt ueo fra be Sttoer, BON bar
bsiset, % AT ben ,uoslia bar tt. ioririnlia.
aart: TO at qalrhina, osts iom bet bar pdo
Rrifi 1io, 90 bels iom bet uu az, % ct al
Dor tbs 3eruialsm; idn .r bet iatiais min
WsaiHa, at ri for nrroGrsrot, iaaoibt lea
uto, life bur nogsu btors goe ON 'gi6sl,us
2unot," lom ui trbgt fan nrb,falt uori
Rlrisicli. Og Tom be ans fan bap, 9Dti. o.
@laN al at lGie.
Foaeu, Tom ueiaa brinar Torfattcrtrs
gineos % RaUnirui, sr pent iyDt, 81 qooi
iuosunoet; cs Hnur ben irtaes it 800,
p~ortofrit %tilitrot, iaa CT bette for osnrt uyr
5~iiuto,, inru't uofprtot PEG en- rltaei 5ia,1
9ris. Zen ioaes pso at b~rHHsub. 10 III
forinti,r,n: aoniut Salt sts.pslane, sra
oiion, gais. u. Sr. @i,i..
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-05

10000 u osoe eisit 3 WaaRtptr. 7tttt
anites for at bar, ct msatt ldpt VrpetaitaI,
pa ri har leptt unoer aaniit anore ilimdti1t
6prbclO ,nO ri pdr panit til, ntsp o~aarliai
9lano oi0.
vi bar %fr,mbelts Den iGopanligs Gyereits
u~neta8cn ON Srnoasent. Ia bar ri run
SnipeitIon Of gaobsu % aparttrtr, %
"oreis parade" 9i bar MI 8uostitnste al.
10 GUrmioDd9 % ON aiiturn bper Ssuoas
vi bar iuai c. Gsltorgtl, % bet miroer %
ntcgti ont bore @uosiitusftr bitmmt. let
entfte, ri iaontr Der uuotr Substisustsn, or
apinoeru, 90 here's Stemmtt Rorst, men ot
besnuotr at bIipt PANT mto ecrHe Gang og
'larcr os not iaa sooi mso Wanosttmnr,r.
6ruat bsspnosr at n,oones. 9eas II, ies
en- 6erfeu n,top pluitst fra ct Ara, os ben
bar npoeIig. farmerut Der faar en- co,rmaa'
be for drugtaplirs iaar, men ri b%eflagtr, at
ri lie Tan ipii, Iaa mtstt al ben, iOm ri sn'
fer, oa BET ai Sttbrsbsbenibu u iorbuot os
at ipiis Gruet. 2rstrne tar ale muiiat
Jorbplosrealer for at forbinore @uttsrnt ira
al ipiis 6rust, os fun msse. lio,i al ben fan
briness ino 2eirtu.
Spr Nften s'ter Grtrtitisu bar ri SHl
cersfoIt, % Dor Sberii ~iortoltc os ieaar Gfs
ten, at oi tunbe pstt. WarIbsC ror, rdars
i%ombelIi, og at g%sittmmeli.s lspet pdr Pcrio
Rico. osier, autrritsier bapoe unosrr,tiei
bam ON, at Ri tube bare paa 9orto Rico
osn I5bs Aueu'i. 6pis bette iorbolotr fs
ia, bill : nGits Sang bsre fra mig fra
nrOut, z, og it9 Nal ea iorIses pua at Nrtoe
libt m Reiitn O%ucrlauo O9 tiliss, % ON
b%porieots bet saar bort Rsgim,Ht.
Win grootr 6drl, iom for nosls aar
iosn urbeipepe for "5eeornb. poIttn," er Der
| "a fan sluoe Fs oeo en- COB Sslbrso % 'lassr
tie ober 9etrlipet, % raar en- tr frtf, bar
nan heller life nooct at ilaoe opcr, en- acc
0tIit sr uaturli9pis bet eler nsoOcnois'te ber
ON ole andre Steoer.
Sen norfe Spnopes Wtri9btos aoinos:
;~orsriug / Gilbert sea ituote bort aotnpaui
orltotn So9 en- pen Gum Verge, iont ri faI
ru9e sittr bcofte Stisu, % Den nil for bel
neft bliDe brugt til at ijsbe 5elitatssir for
c iDat baaoe % ~uosuior @oipitdlet, Zen
var megtt otlton,msn, % oi icroer bcrpeo Do
nine Rpiuoer I hilbert Sea Dor biertcljgitt
ta.. 3. Otis Edmonton.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-05
Scch Safc

sy en- mn "a pOpulCr GUNNER Soit Rsiort@
/ Winueiotu. anpissn tr ben trcoie al os
ftsrite / Minnciota, CT ioriputI mso me %
aoot ooteler, Sanps % 8pbaaos. 6inoes
life btprs 9laos for gais: os Musealones.
fanaii. gealisr, paa Nsiifosn al S~uoissu, er
omgiptt al auors imuttt Snoiecr, % paa
Srepoerue runot omirins tr Der p~ppsrliss
asirplaoie. @ortberu qaeiie SanrH i Gor:
binoelie msO grainsro & ROribru Winns.
iota 9ansn saar til oeHm ua'rs Gsu, ipm bsr
btisges booos uf Minnsioia 6olt "a andre.
Seue Ter Gtuts ior ~2eonoerlano '9S" op
9eea, cafe gamist iii 6bas. z. fts, @tf
Qasi. assut, Ct, puul, RiHu., % btnpens
Gem til en- Northern 4aeifc agsut for a,
srboloe nGrmers Cplssuinesr. 49bti.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-05
Silferierne.

Der er fortioen lite mss.t at iige ON
Dem, itripes ben 12ts Suli. Msu for
Stittens Stplo fdar man pei uo mso
bet lille, ION finoes.
bar taar p9ret en- rigtig COB Ststts
Dc bar rettet betDoeIig paa bet ~tarDelige
uobptte, bore 1oritsfIterier CAB. Sci
tlitet n~oroeniielos bar ii9r p9ret rist.
lad at man man9sitsbs bar p9ret i 5ors
lesenbeo meo lin 5dngit. Mten MI sr
be rusii1te aisbsre antomne manbs
It9rte og be pil belit bape RaaFf til
Returluit, n9itsn uunist bpab Slass
'Raufit bet er. apeitei.Itet siper | Res
ssIen COB aftuitnins, ps oenns bill gan
tie pt't blipe beore, efter'om man l9rer
be bore Banter nRrmere at tienbe, %
ipgaaenoe 6iiteritsitsr bliper mere al
minoeIige. 9etts og 9dnsefifet bar
imiolertio iaur pfte maattet forIemmes
pau Grunb al Isnmansel. &unos Der
lite raooes Bob paa benne, ielo ON,
ION iaar, bet ~i9bpunlige Ign-Silb
- paa flere Steber life er at opbrips9
Gno ON man iorisgte at benptte fern
Matrel til bette grug9 Qgnet pilbs 10
life blioe at be bi1igite, men tanite bet
tunoe lpnne zig uqigspel. Sasen tunbs
ialfalo bore ct 5prIss parb. Watrels
len bar netop Ell iaabant ubIeenbs. Tom
'fuloe friite be andre 5iitearter til at
bioe pau. Won life bet famine fan
Iises ON Sprngi9len9
2arefiftet
Fdar frembelss oobt til, iI9r / be norbs
ligs Imter. 6plt, Der fioosr inbe msb
bet f%orneone ajenbItab til Sagen, paa=
Itaur, at inbepprenbe Qar pil blipe ct
uomertet 2areaar.
Watrelfiftet
IIatter mere os mere at. Oels 1tploes
MI bette, at 9eiret paa bet iioite bar
p9ret minbre belbist, bells ben 9runo,
at 9aarfansiten omtrent er fprbi. Men
naur andre glabe paaitaur, at Watrel.
fitst er Hut for iaar, Iua gaar be bel
pibt / fine p~aaitanbe. 9i bar 0orges
fiItet ieien; bet begbnber fsrit ON npele
Tiger, os bet bar tiloels bannet Sang
items !6%opebitpl.
Glib
berer man .nbnu intet pm. Sette Ter
no9et bet9ntslist ub. 9i bar inart
Sunbsbagene, og bet plei.r / Regelen at
pure ben bebfit Seeffstis.
Summer angte
Den bar / Hegeleu gipet ct fleint uos
bptte. Grfurne 5olt puaItaar, at fuar
pi'itte Inart en- itrengere J~reoninsslop,
iad bill ben norite 9ummerfangit mart
blipe en- Saga blot. Oct piloe bore
Isr9eligt, ON Iaa ituloe lie.
Set % Soal angten
bar taltet spbt at fig. 9i bsre, ret
Tom bet err, at Saneitiartsierne fra bet
norblise Nprse tpmmer biem fulolas
Itsoe. !S%pproan bet er eaaet pau be
peitligere 5angitTelter, peo man enbnu
life. Men Spalfaneerne unbsr Norge
% Sslanb bar / Regelen p9ret beloise.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-05
4. 800 Seiennins, 800.

let Ct % en- @Iaot a, N s5esl, 9RisSHs. u vi, sar
lnif . BibsH taben az furere ben NeHms Saaspm
aaiErrs / ode Etaoisr. pdls gatarrh gHrs or ben
sHei;s aur. sr r t3eHsi 10 SiOtHfi1bsa aatlrrs er
en- s%oufti,Hti ne n BON. o. 'rr,er iilivsrsuse B.
~ssHsliHs. Saas Gaiarrb Sure iages iHepsrbiI o.
5irftr bire'is saa s!oost o. s~eelxs9er epssomn meas
Cg,inosIie o. sivtr ben Spas etnsi; o. hiaipsr Ea.
iurcu stRs Grttiee. gierara otans VI sicin bar ior
tilt 0 I'll Resi-insl oa tilb eer 800 for tvsrt Iils
iales. otn lite tan lass. SiTi5 sifer 8ioHsstngo.
8rrsse: y. I Grsmep A .
Zslsbp. Chic.
81 s9lsss Dos a1s 1rugIiter iot rs Gents
Cal's 6amiiispirr sr es6teee. (aas)
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-05

90 Dollars tom inb, iom git til Risa
iionen.
8runbtenslasnins til ben m.
airts / aeen M.nisbsb, paitor gotb.
mes aalo funot Stso ben 25ee Sui.
paItor Glen forrstt.be, asiifteret 1i
pa'torsrne Rorbp os Sinsclitab.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-05

gorsumtf.rsn Til Wuf'aut,rH0; 'gas
nh pua. Ruur leg TRADER iHo oda Ssiplao.
fen, iiiontrtr J 9atipnaliangsn; for Rorgs
uohiainssn bsgpHoG isrt, naar lea tommu.'
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-05
Aorre(ponoance.

Rrdpmpanor ubu RIun CO asrss hs us bet whoas pmpu III be Sr NE .usas srun.m
RsbaftHsn wapnd III int brpep Frtiasot. mt,mmeub epmmtnsR oreEpuau nRr
bn. mm aeaihn,n maab @t RaUut % asnNen
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-05
DISQUALIFICATION.

G, bis man snfer frife arigsngbeoer, ia uiloe bet TAME ife =
9" bore ia onmt at iubfribers pa "1eorab Fofen". y
3ttte glas or aasrese befienot for line iploiae on paaltoelt8e {
Hnhtbtr ira arigsfueplaoen, o.. oa gfaott nofommtr to Sdn8s ON {
. ltgsu, % man iar iaa m9ct pa eu9ang. iom "S1orab' gofen" !
M leptrer, fan man temmrlig nie boloeS a jour men 3totrnes Sang. y
] "3eorab' Yohtn" lrsats uuoer Yresicm buer Yianoi a os lorsoas =
J Gitermibbaa % for DC to cages geofommcnoe bar ri trnHet iaaoant Z
ARRANGEMENT. at ri mobia9er ipci nc Ieegrammer lge op til ben Z
Z Time. Vlaoet le0gts unoer gresien. "Ietornb'g ofen" saar berira I
buer Dlanoas os lorsbas aitsn o. naar ct Ganl, 6bnago, ga J
6rosie 90 andre Ntioipunfer ior uiOre 5OrisnorGe uaas Ulprssu; /
] Sirsbap % 5rroaa aiisu br glaost bare ueo De aasr atts Foh' =
J onitcs 0inneiota. Snfotn. ssistonTu. Soma. SainOis o. Dti' 2
disan
ri ifl aIiio Jorge for at iaa be ienefs % cgti8fts Rart MAPS I
fra ariss1nplnoien, liaegploist buao bet ioNtr.
"3asrab gonen" toaer 81 % fr garst HeO Bremisbos. 90 iom J
! ai"gsO arn,u", m.o mtbeuaaOtnOe 3uObOlO. ianlrnse cpinset parer: Z
! 5noholo at 2Ooe 2laroano, sept 1905 til 1894.
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for the opportunity can get where he wants to. When an expedition goes north for one or two years only, 1t may not find the favorable opportunity. but if it can stay there four or five years, which I am prepared to stay if necessary, some time in that period the favorable occasion is sure to come and the door will be opened or can be pushed open.
 For practical attempt at the pole the utilization of the Eskimo is of un- questioned value. They are the people best fitted il the world for that par ticular kind of work, men who, under the leadership of one whom they know to be their friend and in whom they have the utmost confidence, will follow to the end, faithful and loyal as their own magnificent dogs. What could be more practical than a party made up of the children of the north itself, a surgeon for emergencies and a leader to furnish will intelligence and direc- tion?
 Eagerly as these people have looked forward during the past few summers for the coming of "Peary's Oomiak- soch' (ship), they will look forward to it with double interest this season. They have all the eagerness for variety that is characteristic of human children the world over, and this year the ar rival of the "Oomiaksoch" means that a considerable quota of the little com- munity will go to the White Ahvungah (north) to lN4 in lands which they have heard of in their forefathers' leg ends. repeated to them from their childhood up.
 Every one will agree with me that there could e no human beings on the face of the earth better adapted for the rank and file of an Arctic party than
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the South, and of American capital will take place that the elements of dis order and corruption left by Spanish miSrule will speedily be showed un- der" and that Cuba will bear the same relation to the United States as the Transyaal would have borne to Great Britain if the Jameson raid had sue ceeded. One West Indian republic" is administered to-day by syndicate of New York capitalists, and there are plenty ready to run" Cuba. If these calculations, however, prove erroneous Cuba will be annexed out and out. Porto Rico will be annexed in any case, and strong naval base formed there. With the West Indies thus practically di- vided between the United States and Great Britain, the American Govern ment considers that safe and satis- factory situation in that part of the world will have been reached.
 These coming events constitute, of course a vast change from anything America has hitherto done. But of themselves thty do not of necessity imply any sweeping change of policy. Cuba fibre" means an act of human ity, while Hawaii and Porto Rico are the naval basis in a new scheme of na- tional defense Obedience to the teach ings of Washington's farewell address may remain intact though Porto Rico comes under the same principles of government (with different practice) as Cuba on tle one side and Hay-i on the other, and though the chorus of "Hiki mai nelika ha lia pua kea' 0f my memory serves mel is sung by fair, frail Hawaiians under the Stars and Stripes But the Philippines are a very different matter. With Admiral Dewey's victory sealed and General Merritt installed as Military Governor, the United States becomes a nation with colonies, reaping all the advan- tages and mourning all the responsi- bilities that colonies, like children bring with them. Then. in truth, the farewell address ceases to be the com pass of the statesman and becomes the curio of the historian.
 This Is destined to be the new issue in American politics. When the House of Representatives voted the annexation of Hawaii several days ago, number of Republicans voted with the Demo- cratic minority, and thirty Democrats,