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Decorah-posten., 1899-07-25
6ooe Gioer / Deiten.

yoreneoe Staters Mbntbirettsr,
9eorae 6. Rpberts, Der bar p9rst paa
en- Rsiis t Norbpeitsn og ppbolot fig en-
sib / fit Sjem | SOpu, sr nstOp toms
men tilbase til Waibinstpn. Den
melt fulbtpmns 5ilfrebsbeo meb be
nuparenbe 6prbplbe beritsr operalt I
be mibtre gsititater," fir ban. "sSss
bar albris ist mer brilliante silftanbe.
Qplinsen er %ubmartet. pe 5urmsrne
transer Qrbeibsbi9lp. Oct sr sobt
ON for Irbsibe I gpsrns, ps @rbsis
bsrns bar itrsmmst bib. Der er psnge
| Spsrlpb, pg 0siten bar I'm anbsl at
benz. Rebraftd tonturrersr msb Yens
ssm9npens | Gbicaso ON at lame uo
penee paa lab Hents. 9stte bar life
b9nbt for. 8dntsrne / 0sitsn bar dIs
brig for bapt Sperfob paa psnss, men
bar LIANT | Gbicasu ps Often. psns
gene sadr fra 8eitsn til often MI.
Dette gier Rsntsn / Often LAB, os osr'
for sdur am~eritunite penss til europa,
bpor Der er beiers Rsnte."
Der tales life meset politit / geiter
M, FIR Rob.rts; men ban tror, Wc,
ainlsp sr msset f~tsrtere 0eitsn MI
snb psb iioits 9rsiipentpuls. Siar ct
ban bet | Soma. Wange Demofratsr
fom itemts for grpdn, bill saa for Mc'
ainlsp naite Sang, fir Mr. Roberts,
Der pleisr at pioe, bpao ban taller ON.
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-25
preiioentens Serie.
Gan bill opbolbe iie en- lib peb Cafe
Gbamplain.

Wafbinstcn, lobe Suli. - prafi.
bent Wcainlsp msb 5rus bill omirins
ben lite 4usuit afreiie til Cafe Gbams
plain, bpor be pil ppboloe fig en- lib.
bpis 5pranbrinsen piier fig at bore
sapnlis for Mrs. Mcainlsp. De bill
rimelispis tass Spbolo pad tSptsl
@6amplain, bpor be for ct Bar qar
iiben opbolbt fig npsIe Tiger og litte
bet sobt. Deb ct ipscief 1slsgraflebs
ming bill ban itau | 5orbinbslie mso bet
!Spibs gus.
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-25

We feel assured that it pays TO educate
for business at the Va der Business Col.
lege, DEBORAH, Iowa. because its students
succeed in securing paying positions. 1t
is the largest college in the West. and
is conducted by practical business men.
The course embraces Bookkeeping,
Arithmetic, Commercial Law, Business
Forms. Penmanship. Correspondence.
Spelling, Grammar, Composition, Rapid
Calculation, Actual Business and Office
Practice. Fall term. August Is.
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-25
Wanilas Goloineteeter.
% I'll Lite SUM belpb be iia iii
ialt S279.196.26.

Wnihinstou, lobe SuIi. - arioss
otportsmentst mubtpg ibas en- pTiciel
Cp9a7s ira RuniIu Opsr 5oIbinbtGay
Ter Os andre Snbtrstsr Der fra Saps
nsn. Scr Nui Ruanso beleb bisis
SnotG8ter fig til 500. 1853, % fra
ecn SiO, amsritunsrus OOertos etpret,
tnOttl ben lite SUM i aar, aItfau for
ct Siosrum Of 10 Rouneber, er be,
inoiommst $279,196.26.
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-25
Smaanbt.

aeiierinoen AZ SnTflono ppbols
Der zig / 5isIbsne i gapsrn % bar Der
ida ubelbig at fproribe Tin enc antel
% brGtts en- anpttsl / eagsen. SGs
bsI'en bar MI git fig; men bet bill
bare en- llses sio, fsrsnb bun blir
fritz.
Del er idar 300 slar, fibsn ben
bsrsmte nsoerlanoIts 9ortratmaler
Gnton ban Dpd blsp fsbt, pg en- lib.
filling al bans 9ert.r Ttal | ben On.
I.bnins bOlb,s I qntpsrpen.
s. Sberigs bar en- I~angparig Ssr,
!. sip.t a~nl.bnins til Stpobranbe,
Tom bar pulbt fore Sab. solbate,
ub,cmmanb.r.b.s for at flute.
On grpIpfiun pmburb / ben bri.
tife sprpsocsSslasssr "glusFnt, fpn
Tiger I Sulsnt. brabts 9 % Iaarso.
az g~.fatnins,n. De uIbttslia. bIsi
lib. forbranste al Damp % tpasne
0anh.
-SdnSelstammsrst | Dresden Be
tIaser, at nbfsrf.Isn af tbfts @arer ii
B. 6orsnsbs Stutsr uftassr, % bet an
bsfaIsr at oprstte SanosIsfumla9 / gms
rita, Tor at bisis tan brtnss 2ip / Grr
rttninssn pse at fntis fg I SorbinesIT
nsS tbfte SunoeIstamre.
-llroIiebsbsrns / Barcelona ca Or,
ssn oebbarsr. st franF ariasfib tun
ino pna 6donsn, ps BET gap Qnlsontn,
til nogsn 9snunftratirner / Retnino al
at satdIonisn bsr lutte fs til 5rant
rig.
Gor fsrfts Sang iib,n ariosn bsift,i
I fOrrtss lss ct amsritanF Stag I Bar
cslcnu.
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-25

Zen oemprotiite Natioltoltpmite bar
itbitc ll9e bait Wtsoe / Chicago. ans
ore Iebenoe 3emotrater bar p9iaa tilites
De, % man bauoe pentet, at Der piloe
blepet iorbnnolct ON pietige Eager %
9jprt 6orbereoelicr for NrciiOentual9et
| 1900, men bet bar Ell me9ct tam iii
iRre. 7empfrnterne er fremoeles usnis
&c | ole pigti9c rationale Spprgsnaal,
% Der er Beler life nogen lloIist til, at
be fan bIiue euise / ben nermeite 5ren-
tib. acmiteen siUroe bog nuget, iOir
antpoer 8ariiernes Stilling / 1900.
Den afcepterebe ale Reiignatirner ira
WReolemmer al Sinlpefomiteer, iom be-
Itoo al YppuIiiter u9 5riiplps Gepubli=
Os / bisies Steo nbuapntes finn
Senii9ten meb bette
ct uoen 8pipl ben, at b~ereiter
oil oft gnrtiarbeibe blipe uoiert al re-
8emOfrater us life al miblertis
oige SjGlpetrupper. vi pfficiel 5or.
melem bisie 3 BARTER er bel
'giaa pec benne gambling aiIluttet.
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-25

All former DEBORAH Institute Students,
who are planning to attend the 25te An
niversary exercises. are requested to
send their names to DEBORAH Institute
AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-25

6rissmiuiiter alser bar ipm mebs
belt I iloits Rumsr al gluoet tasst Qfs
Heb, pg msb bette Stribt .r bet fprmps
bentIie fprbi msb "9tlssr'ism" unoer
oenne Administration. 9en.ral 2llasr
ansipsr itts npgsn Gruno, boorfor ban
MI, itrar siterat ban bstibslig bapbs
ertl9ret, OF bon life t0ntts pua at tags
afIteb, | bet minoits life bette aar,
tr9ttsr fig tilbaes fra bet pHsntlige
eip.
Oct .r ben aIminoeliae Wsning, at
prsiibsntsn ejennsm 8snnsr bar giprt
bam opmsrtiom paa, at bans Stiuing
iom 8abinstsmsblsm blep uuobploelis.
Rpeterne ON bans Qliance meb 9us
psrner ginsrse CAB anlsbning til fprs
npeoe angrsb az ben Del al grssien,
Tom ftabts bar funbet 5eil psb bans
Administration at 8rigsbspartemen,
tel, os en- itor Del al be mob aominiz
itratipnen psnligiinbeps rspubIitanIte
Blade blsp ogiaa misfprnsisos msb Ils
ger. Haar bsrtil tommsr ben Sms
it~anbisbso, at Solicit 9anbst runot
bar 5slsIisn uf, at alesr life bar bapt
nu9sn liar Sperfist opsr 0epartemens
tets afGrsr. iou er bet life at unores
oper, at ban f~oretrat at rsiignsre.
9an pil M fda rigslig anleonina
til at urbsipe for at blips palst til be
Jprsnsbs Stutsrs Senator fra Ritis
gan.
Oct er erbnu lite ~afsiort, bpem Der
blir bans giterfslser i arissbsparte.
msntet. Den, ipm Ofteit napnss, er
Glibu Root fra Rem gort, en- for,
bolospis ung Wuno, men en- af be
bebit tienpts aopptater t Staten pe
tiaigs en- al be msit ensreiIfe Refrrms
polititsre.
Oct bersttes osiua fra Waibinetpn,
at Der mslem ben Matte 8rissminiitsr,
bpem BET sno blir, os General MiIss
bill bIips ct bsors Sorbolb, snb bet bar
p9rst msasm arissminiitsr @lgsr oe
Wfiles. Den nps arissminiftsr bill al
9rsfbenten blips 9iprt opmertIom paa,
tiger 9elegrammsrns, at man / ariass
Departmental bsr pqre mere benjpns,
fulo mob Gen. Miles, enb man / ben
isners lib bar pGrst, os tass bans
Rado os QIansr unosr arunois Spsr.
psielie. Oct tnoremmss at ale, al
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-25

At DEBORAH Institute Summer school
is gathered a fine company Of earnest,
energetic teachers. whoseFall and\Vinter
Schools win be the better results OF their
work done at DEBORAH Institute.
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-25

AT DEBORAH Institute, Fall term be.
ginning September 4th. will be formed
teachers classes in Algebra, Civics,
Economics and Pedagogy.
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-25

At DEBORAH Institute, TypcwritinG app
shorthand are thaught the year a.oo,b
The charges are n dollar n'o ,ni.
in addition to the regular monthiy '"
ton. Fall term opens Sept. 4'h'
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-25

SuIt paa, at bpor Der CT Collin ''
er oaiaa Sipsas, Iiseiom snbpsr To's Pa'
fine 5orne.
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-25

Prof Breckenridge highly pr,iied e
structors, H. II. Dnlaker and n Ne,
Kovarik are engaged as teachers A. ~
corah Institute for the conn1'hs '''
Fall term opens September 4th.
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-25

Senaipr Snite RelIon iiltradoie
ibas, Manoag. en- sur til Roree ce be
FIsitt ~europGifte 2anos. Oct par /
Sommsr 80 aar, iibsn ban Tom s
aars gammel Gut uboanorsbs til
amsritd, bpcr ban fra fdttis 9ut bat
drbstost FIG frsm til en- al 9ano,ts
btbit ijsnbte oa bpgtisits StatsmGnb.
Ssrone ben 22oe os. par ben lioite
Dag, paa bpilfen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tnuoe unocritripes iisl9c 9inslep 2open.
Eetp ar ben Dag TO gar, iibsn nrunte2oo
tranbte / &rait. 5irsbags blep ilerc
inabanne 5rofidter mellem be brittle
oeitinoiite Yer % Stprbitauiers ipos
ameritanIte aolpnier pau ben enc Sibe
og be 5ureuebe Stnisr paa ben anoen
n~noerteguebe. Oct iioes, at ben ameris
tanitc 9plo paa @arer inbferte fra oisie
brittle 8eiiooeIicr blcp nebiat meo ~
Rrpceut. SuiItc 6auOcIsiorbele be 5ors
encoc Stater opnnnsoe, nGpnes life nos
get ON. MISREPRESENTATION mso5rnnts
rige, ipm be 10 Rs9ieringsr bar nnbers
hanolet ON | lang 5ib, bIep life iGroig
Ill at unberIfriucs. Oct er megei ntilz
Zig, at oiSie 5prbanolinosr bill bliue
iortidtte, oa @rurolpuen bempnoioer
8rciioeuten fiji at a~iilutte 6anoelsiratz
trdttnier lum nnturli9Ojs mna 9uotjens
oes al Seuutct.
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-25

@tn,ruI Nilss bar boabs Grfarine os
Gbner, fom man unber be narp1renoe
~tritiits 5orbolo pud 5ilippinsrns bar
grus for.
Sfsla. Ssnbassblabene sr Glihu
Rcot uonGpnt til arissminiit.r iitsbets
for aIgsr. Oct er iunoipnlist. at ban
tiltrro,r i'm nps Sitting ben 1T. aus
guft.
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-25

Iipliat Saanbssmurs msItm amsri'
tantrns ca afperns, oe bisi, MATTE
taat IIuat,n, tftsrot lib AZ BEN par
hrubts. Gu aspsr fans,osS. Nan9s
@ooben Ca en- itrr DEL Sppesoos loa
iai,u eftsr SIpstnine.rus. ameri'd'
rsrnts Cab bar / osb pe l fdoret.
2iatt az 2fitnant Mopr,, Tom tisnts
/ 51os Soma % fprIeoen Onsoas
brGbt, fla T,IO ! @anpib, bill bItps isnot
ill Council Bluffs, bOor ban bsrts
hj,nm..
Irt trIft 9Ias MA FIRES nto.
geersn SsIanb, Tom lisssr | Sno
for Spitsbsrgsr, ipnss at pGrs dnn,i'
ttrti al sprsrrs. SaIfaIe bar en- tnf
arpoIer, ipm ali bsrop, beiit BET tp'ts
1loQ oper Zen; men MI bar RusIano
% Gptrigts Norss protsftsret % iagt,
at BET tpfte alag moa reb. Gen bar
oltio our.t 80 Wan's 9anb, % bet
ber BEN frsmhslss prrs.
Tilibraus pan @OtInnS.
WiItbrano piItr Iig bIanot apGgst
pdd BEN odtrs IpsnItt 9 8Otluno. Spgs
opmmen bar Iprrbt ia til 40 SOgns.
Sefoa en- Del MtnnsIttr ftaI bare an
erebne. Scloatsr tr Itilsbt paa 8ngt
osb 8rrrisr al be imitteos Ggne for at
binore 3nobng9erne fra al irrotS
blanot andre.
9otIano, iom be banns ,oIosr Gull
lamb, Iiaoer s fpsu'fs WIiI fra Spft'n /
rem onbeIte Del al E'terTssn. Zen uos
qicr 1900 cn9sIits apubr1tmiI % bar
pmtring 10000 Snbbbgssrs.
9ene / spnopn.
Oct tislige Gnglano faur iaar ct
parmt geicg AT SommsrioIen. !Ssbsu
| 2onopr ait / forrias llgs op til 81
8raoer.
IS brugss lite iaa msgst / Stors
Britannica Iom I Imsrita. 2pnoon
fuur fin me'tt SSforIpning fra Ror9s.
9erfru inofDrss aurlig omtring 2O0,s
600 spns.
Grrii SbOass ON CANON. 2pprasmnnIrt.
utter tommsr 3ibenber ON Strts
oigbroer mslsm gmsritds, GngIunos
og 3pItlanos Representatives. paa Sas
mods Serne, % bet Tan prre al Sns
terss'e at bere, bpao en- Manb iom
GetiI Rbobss bar at Iise ON belle 3ins
gen. s en- Snterpi.tp, iom meobsIes /
"0eutfhe Reuue," ptrebs ban: "Denne
Samoa 6titorie pperitiser alt, bpao
ben fttnoe Wennsitsforitanb tan Be-
eribs. Ser fer hi for ps ire Stors
magtsr, fom itadr paa BEN psntabes
ligite Sob mso bperanore. plubielia
lpnlnler DC Strlo ON i1pgle Smda>
FER / bet title Sap, Ger, iom be heite
Wenneiter life eneans tjenoer Nusn
poa. Ss be rpttsr ~hpsranbr, / Saarst.
Oct StueIpil, be opfsrer, pifer ps be
uiroligite Ting. Sm Ri I9Ite ON Iliet
I en- Bog, oilpe ri boIbs bet for Can't
og Ssp. Seq tror. at England melt
er Stplb / usreisn. Oct belle er mob,
bpbsligt."
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asiierinben az Sbflonb ppbols
Der Zig | 5islbsne / Sapsrn pg bar Der
iaa ubeloig at fororioe i'm enc qnteI
% br9tts en- 9npttel | 29ooen. Srs
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-25
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Decorah-posten., 1899-07-25

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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-25
CAN HE CHANGE THE SEASONS ?

The latest Richmond in the speaker
ship field announces that, if elected, he
will suggest and urge changes in the
rules to shorten the sessions of the
legislature. 1t makes little difference
to the state how long the legislature
is in session, provided those who pay
the bills receive an equivalent. But
we doubt whether the shorter session
plank in Candidate Charles P. Mills
platform will impress the members of
the next house forcibly. The first few
hot days in June generally remind the
members that the session has lasted
long enough, and adjournment sine die
follows speedily. If Candidate Mills
can set forward the summer solstice,
he might be able to bring about shorter
sessions if he were elected speaker.
Otherwise it is doubtful Though Mr..
Mills of Newburyport has received the
editorial endorsement of the Essex
County Republican and the Byfield
Parish Bulletin, neither touches upon
his ability to bounce winter from the
lap of spring.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-25
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER rs, 1899.
BRAVERY VS.. TACT.

Gen. Funston may be able to carry
the state of Kansas for governor, SEN
ator or anything else but he is no pol
itician for all that. He speaks mis-
mind too freely and his lack of tact
is appalling to the professional vote
getter. Whether the matter that occu-
pies his mind for the moment be love,
politics or war, the little fire-eater IS
direct, mpetuous and swift in his at
tack. He recks not of consequences.
AS an example of his unguarded
manner of speech, he has in one day
made enemies of both Catholics and
politicians. His reported statement
that if the friars were abolished iii The
archipelago the bottom of the reyolu-
ton would fall through in a week s
time, has brought forth a fierce con-
troversy led by Archbishop ChapeIle of
New Orleans.
Later he announced that neither he
nor his regiment owed any of their
honors to the efforts of politicians.
Neither was their departure or return
expedited by the efforts of sunAower
statesmen. Such words will never be
forgiven by the little bewhiskered log
islators from the interior, who now
show themselves so anxious to share
the laurels of Twentieth Kansas. Funs-
ton is fast gaining a reputation for
frank and free speech second only to
that of Capt. Robley D. Evans and
Capt Coghlan. He must reform or
when the war is over he may find it
will require all his qualities as a dash
ing fighter to carry his state for gu
bernatorial honors.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-25
THE FLEET IN THE PHILIPPINES.

Very soon the government will have a
fleet of 46 warships in the Philippines,
which seems to be far more than is
neededin the rebellion which is in prog
ress there and which is in no way a
naval affair. 1t is presumable that this
powerful fleet is to be concentrated
there for purpose which has not yet
been guessed by the public.
England's trouble in the TransvaaI
promises complications of a startling
nature. 1t may be that the administra-
ton forsees that this country will be
drawn into them and an attempt at
naval Intervention in our affairs in the
east follow. 1t seems fair to assume that
the powerful fleet is in Philippine
waters for some purpose other than to
awe the insurgents.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-25

Prominent Irishmen are anxious to
know whether the influence exercised
by their idol, Maud Come, in the En-
erald Isle, win be reflected here This
remarkable woman, well known in this
and other cities, according to reports
from across the sea, is enlisting her
countrymen in the service Of the OPP
pressed Transyaal
Anything to down England" has
ever been the slogan of this unique and
magnetic leader whose will has be-
come the 1loadstone of thousands Just
now Maud Come is in Ireland, and it
is said that secret meetings are being
held in every city and hamlet
THE English are trying to strange
another nation, she Is now saying to
her people THE cause Of the Trans
wall is our cause. All of you who are
not kept here by absolute obligation
aust come with me and fight with the
Goers.
Maud Come, the modern Joan Of Arc
will take the field in person. Two thou
sand Irishmen are said to have already
embarked for South Africa. These
and many others make up the contin-
gent which will strike England through
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-25
IN HONOR OF FIR. MATHEW.

That was glowing tribute paid by
Rev. D. f. McGillicuddy Of this city at
the anniversary banquet in honor of
Father Mathews memory in Spring
field, Monday. Father Mathew came
here said he, mot alone to spread
temperance, but to make his own peo-
pie better citizens. We must thank that
great and good man not alone for the
work he did at that time, but for the
influence he is exerting at the present
time. There was something in his logic
that carried conviction and made people
know that he was one Of Gods own
noblemen, an honest man." Those few
words tell the simple story of the life
and work of the greatest apostle Of tenn
perance of his own or any other age.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-25
ITS VALUE IN VOTES.

Rainbow chasers in the Squaw mems
tepee differ widely in their estimate Of
the value of Carl Schurz's speech as a
vote maker. The Springfield Republican
thinks it should represent 10000 votes.
The Eastern Argus Of Portland thinks
it is equal to 100000 votes. The practical
New York Sun, which estimates dreams
at their true value, says that the exact
equivalent Of Schurz's eloquence is 100
votes the full voting strength Of the
Chicago anti-expansion conference,
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the Transvaal. Mcbride, a trusted
lieutenant and himself a well-known
agitator, is organizing and drilling the
Irish forces as they reach Pretoria.
Those in this city who have met Maud
Come say that she was born to com
mand. A commanding female viking,
beautiful, strong, impressive in her re-
pose and inspiring in her every move
ment.
She is the daughter of an officer in the
engineer corps, a wealthy man of good
Irish blood, but absolutely loyal to En-
gland. More than ten years ago she
abandoned the court, renounced her
friends and cast her lot with the peas
ants.
1t would be difficult to discover a
more picturesquely romantic figure than
this heroine Of Ireland. She is shrewd,
determined, stubborn and aggressive.
In France, where she resides, she is
universally beloved.
Maud Come became one of the great
est powers in the politics of Ireland
before she left her Dublin home She
elected or defeated candidates at will.
1t is said that leaders of the Irish rep
resentation in parliament often had to
come to terms with the young woman.
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With the country's new possessions
will come new questions for congress
to settle. Washington dispatches indi-
cate that struggle is likely between
the ways and means committee and the
committee on territories. AS most of
the important questions will involve
revenue and fiscal policy in some way,
the idea seems to prevail in Washing
ton that the ways and means commit
tee will consider most of them, instead
of the committee on territories. The
country cares very little which commit
tee shapes the legislation, provided it is
done right.
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1t is possible that the Forty-sixth
regiment has been libeled by Ohio news
papers. Reports We're sent to New
England of a most sensational char
acter relative to the conduct of the
men, some of whom had been court
martialed and imprisoned, these reports
stated. A letter from one of the Off
GERS of the company declares the state
ments false, and it is to be hoped that
they are.
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provided all the members register, and
know when election day comes

Ottmar Mergenthaler, the inventor of
the only successful linotype machine,
is dying in Baltimore. Out of the
thousands who bent their energies upon
producing a successful type-setting ma
chine, he is the sole inventor who att
tanned fame and fortune The Mer-
genthaler machine, with its marvellous
compleXity, is at the same time thor
oughly practical and simple to operate,
which is more than can be said of other
machines which at first blush appeared
equally ingenious In this connection,
it is interesting to recall that Mark
Twain lost no small share of his for
tune trying to promote a type-setting
machine. The Mergenthaler machine,
however, comes as near possessing hu-
man intelligence as a machine can. 1t
will stand a worthy monument to the
German peasant who years ago landed
in America with no other capital than.
brains.
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1t has just leaked out that Lord Dun
raven refused Sir Thomas Upton the
use of the Valkyrie III as a trial
horse" for the Shamrock in the prelimi-
nary racing season. Such an act is the
act of a cad, but it is what might have
been expected from Lord Dunraven. 1t
only shows one of the difficulties Sir
Thomas had to contend against on the
other side
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II. His subject will be Cardinal New
man." The next in the course will be
given Dec. 81 by Rev. Walter Elliott,
G. S. p. president of the College of ST.
Thomas AcQuinas of the Catholic uni
versity, Washington, ID. G. Father Ell
lott viii speak on the Conversion of
America"
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Why not give the victor loving cup
as well as the vsnquished? Iselin has
thrice defended the Americas cup, and
in this last contest he was made to suf-
fer columns of unjust and violent critic
ism. Every one approves of giving Sir
Thomas a loving cup, but it strikes us
that the man who has defended the cup
is worthy of some testi-
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Mayor Jones of Toledo, the independ-
ent candidate for governor of Ohio, does
not hide his light under bushel or a
barrel He says he has both parties
scared, and he believes that he is in line
for an election.