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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-29
OF One Mind,

ffOIn lhe B'sIon IIaIhcTlni.
A story told me the other day-certain!y
told for new, but good enough to be old:
on one of the recent warm days sour
risaged, middle-aged, fussy lady got on
one of the smoking seats on an open car in
the subway. Next her sat man who was
smoking a cigar. More than that, the lady,
shifting, easily made out that the man had
been eating onions. Still more than that.
she had the strongest kind OF suspicion
that he had been drinking beer. The lady
fused and Wriggled ana grew auSrer, and
looked at the man scornfully. Presently
she could endure il no longer. She looked
squarely at him and said:
IF you were my husband. sir. Ia give
you a dose of poisonr'
The man looked at her. IF / were ycUv
husband" said he, I'D take It'll"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-29
viii Give u Ten

The ladies of the Newsboys and Chill
dren's Aid Society have arranged for a tea
and sale of useful and fancy articles at
the Maulsby Home, 80 c street, Wednes-
day. December g. from 3 to o'clock, to
which friends of the institution are invited
An oppor tunity will be given to inspect the
home, the gymnasium, the library and
other departments of the newsboys build
ing. The new superintendent will explain
the object and methods of the society TO
all who are interested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-29

The sporting fraternity is showing con-
siderable interest in the sparring bout be-
tween Pat Raedy and Billy Peyton at the
Spa Athletic club tonight for the cham
pionship Of the District. Both men are in
good condition and will undoubtedly put up
u good fight. Walter Campbell of PhiladeI-
phia will probably be chosen referee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-29
The Hunter shnrp Private CnIlectian-

y valuable collection of japanese art in
rare old bronzes, lacquer, silver, porcelains
screens, hangings, &c, collected by Mr.
Hunter Sharp during his thirteen years of
consular service in Japan. will be on eX-
hibitiOn at Sloan's gallery, 1407 q street
Monday and Tuesday next a great treat
for COilectors; and Cnnnoisseurs.-AdN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-29
Dave Sullivan Defeated.

Kid" Broad of Cleveland defeated David
Sullivan of Boston in twenty-five round
fight last night before the Broadway Ath-
letic Club New York. Sullivan in the
opening rounds assumed the aggressive.
but at no time offset his adversarys defen-
siVe tactics and counters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-29

A meeting of the Good Roads Association
will be held this evening at O'Clock in
the parlor Of the Riggs House. The attend
ance Of every wheelman interested in the
Stony Hill cycle path is desired
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-29
Only $4.25 Washington to PhiiadeI-
phia and Return
VIA Pennsylvania Railroad, Including !

VIA pennsylvania Railroad, Including Adj
mission to Exposition.
On Thanksgiving day, November 30. tick
cts good on trains leaving Washington
700 SIS and 1000 am. November so going
and on all trains returning November 80
and December l. Trains going will stop at
South street exposition grounds and 6,o5
p m. train from Philadelphia, returning No
Vember 30, will stop at same point. Penn
sylvania-Corner foot ball game on Frank
Advertisement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-29
or Lac .marlIng ID his wrisL. whi.h - b

for the smarting of his wrist, which had -
be banddged.
For long time after this he Travelled in
some of the worst swamps Of Central
America, undergoing considerable exposure,
including a. night spent under the trees
after the upsetuug Of his boat. OF tAe four
white men in the boat three had fever and
two died in twenN-four hours. the third
returned TO the United States With health
completely broken.
Afterward he spent six years about the
lsthmus Of Panama and in that hutbel Of
fever, Colon, never experienced a day'A
fever. Not until ten years after incubation
did a touch OF fever come. and then no
alarming symptoms were developed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-29
Ed. Corrigan Going to Europe.

SAN FRANCISCO. November 29.-Ed.
COrrigan the master Of Hawthorne, will
join the American colony in England and
try his hand at the races there. CorriGan
viii continue to race in California until the
close Of the winter meeting, and will then
send his string east for shipment to Eng
land.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-29
l.. 4. W. Meeting.

The date for the regular monthly meeting
of the District division, League of American
Wheelmen, falling on Thanksgiving day, it
will be necessary to postpone the meeting
until December s. when the returning board
will report on the annual election of Off
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-29
Tom Lotus to Manage Chicago.

President James a. Hart of the Chicago
Base Ball Club announced officially yester-
day that Thomas Burns will be succeeded
by Thomas Lotus as manager of the Chi
cago Base Ball Club LOTUS has been man
ager OF the Grand Rapids American League
team.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-29
Dates Adopted by Six of the Local
Clubs,

Representatives of the six clubs forming
the Indoor Base Ball League adopted last
night at special meeting the schedule OF
games exactly as outlined in yesterdays
Star and drawn up by Messrs. R. F. LIE
Mat of the Y. NJ. C. A, C. Bolton, J. liant
and F. \. Moore. the schedule committee.
There were present Charles II. Holton,
chairman, and Mr.. l. R. Tade of the Young
Mems Christian Association, F. e. Murphy
of the Carroll Institute F. w. Moore and
Rudolph Jose of the Arlington Wheelmen,
Messrs. Joseph T. X. Plant and j. D. Nc
Cauley of the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing Athletic Club, Messrs. B. Bielaski
and Brenton Boggs of the Western nigh
school and Messrs. John .. Slye and Will
lam w. Bride of the Eastern High School
A constitution, modelled after that Oh the
chicago Cyclist Indoor Base Ball League,
the pioneer organization of this kind, with
some alterations and additions prepared by
MIR, |. K. Tade of the Y. M. G. A, was
adopted and signed by the delegates from
the six clubs. The Young ball, eight
ounces in weight, seventeen inches in cir
cumference and made of hair was adopted
instead of the Spalding ball, which has
been used locally up to the present time
The bat will be of regulation length, not
greater than one and one-half inches at
its thickest point.
The selection o. the umpires for the
league games was intrusted to a committee
of two, Messrs. J. d. McCauley of the
Gu VI SHSi tfiHS anu pI iHliilS anu l. ~
Tade of the Y. M c. A. being named.
For the player scoring the greatest num-
Der of runs during the season of thirty
games a gold medal of unique design will
be offered through the generosity of Ru-
dolph Jose of the Arlington WheeImen To
the winning club in the league a pennant
Will be given as a championship trophy.
The officers of the league are: President
Charles H. Holton of the Young Mems
Christian Association vice president, F.
w. Moore OF the Arlington Wheeimen; Sec
rotary, William w. Bride of the Eastern
High school, and treasurer, NJ. B. Ridout
OF the Young Mems Christian Association
The initial game of the season at Conyen-
tlon Han will be played Friday night be-
tween the Washington and Baltimore Cen
tral Branch Y. NJ. c. A. teams, beginning
at o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-29

Tough-"Oh, Henry, don't cut your pie
with a knife ELIZA, you ought 70 be
thankful | don't call for a can opener
Chicago Record.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-29

The Open Season for Game.
From the Chicago Times Herald.
Up to cate the record of the deer hunters
in the Adirondacks is: Bucks, Q; guides,
IL; scattering. 6.
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follows:
Dec. q, tuesday,. NJ c. A. VS.. c. Inst.
Dec. ). Friday-Bureau A. c. VS.. w HIS
Dec. II, Tuesday-C. Inst. vs.. F. H. s.
Dec 10, Friday-Ar w. VS.. Bureau A c.
Dec. 49, Tucsday-W. H. S. vs. Y. NJ c. A.
Dec. %, Friday-E. H. S. VS.. Arl w.
Dec 20, Tuesday-C. Inst. VS.. Bureau A. C.
Dec. ~, Friday-Arl w. VS.. Y. NJ. c. A.
Jan =, Tuesday-E. H. S. VS.. w H S.
Jan .. Friday-C. Inst. VS.. Arl w
Jan 8. Tuesday-Y. NJ. C. a. VS.. E. II. S.
Jan. II, Frtday-W, H. S. vs.. c. Inst
Jan 16. Tuesday-E. rs. VS. Bureau A. c.
Jan ID. Friday-W. H. S. VS.. Arl. W.
JAM Tuesday,. MICA. vs. Bureau A c.
Jan 70, Friday-ArL. W. VS.. Y. NJ. c. A
Jan 30 Tuesday-Bureau A. C. VS.. Arl W.
Feb. ?, Friday-W. H. S. VS.. E. H s.
Feb. 6, Tuesday-Bureau A. C. VS. c. Inst
Feb y; Friday-E. H. S. vs.. Arl. W
Feb. Il, Tuesday-C. Inst. VS.. w H s.
Feb. 16, Friday-Bureau A. c. VS.. E. H s.
Feb. 70, Tuesday-Arl. W. VS.. w. H. s.
Feb. y, friday. NJ. C. A vs.. E. H s.
Feb. p, Tuesday-Bureau A.C. VS.. WIS.
Mch. ,. Friday-C Inst VS.. Arl. W.
Mch. q, Tuesday-C. Inst. vs. z. H s.
Mch. ., Friday-W. H. S. VS.. Y. NJ c. A
Mch. Ii, Tuesday-Bureau A.C. VS. Y.M.CA
Ach. 10. Friday-Y. NJ. c. A. VS.. c. Inst
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INDOOR BASE BALL SCHEDULE.

chaser must also buy the whole club at a
reasonable price"
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-19

9atalpa Ipr Oct NOrife 9uther
goneae for S"toleaarst 1888 st
netpp uotommet babe paa Nprit os
Gnsslif.
Oct frem9aar al a~utalOgen, at Gus
tier Gpqegs bet iioite Mar bar hapt IL
Qarere % 1893 0iiciple. Sioen GDlIes
oct aubnepss for SO aar iloen, bar Del
bapt 2014 0iiciple; al oisfe bar ira
1866 til 1898 1926 graOueret; 1913 al
benz er prsIter, Sc 2Grere, og 10 Ht'
oatterer % 2iterater, 6 Sd9fsrsre, Is
Eager % meoicinIte S%tuoentsr, "a
tbeplogiIte StuDsnter, II bsItlGfttssos
meo andre Stubisr % As / fOr1tisaise
andre stilingsr. 81 er beoe, beraf 9
Iom preiter.
aatalossr bnaoe puu Rorft og en'
gelit fan man Iou Jig frtt ttlisnot oso
at fripe til Stolens Seitbrer, prof,
Gaur. 2arIen, DEBORAH, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-19
all PROT. Sariens 1nS.
Storc Hesninaer men intet 6apn.

Slonep, 9tebr, ben 1Sbe Sttober 1898
Or Yeter 6abrnep, Chicago, Sa.-Seg
amer bet ipm min Yligt at uncerrette
Gem ON, ~boprmeget spot 9eres Iebi,
Gin bar qlort ipr min Muoer. Sun
bleu Ing for 10 Aar iioen al ct alpprliat
Mtaueproe. Tiliioit blep bun ilio, at
bun neppe funoe ipiie npsei. 9ette
9joroe benoe meset iuag. Sun boure
Smerter / penitre Sibe % i Srpitet.
%i ttltaIote 10 Eager, Der gap benbs
Wfeolcrner, men bun ipnies iuarere at
blioe p9rre enb beore. @n al benz
talote SDsoummen ipr 9teurnl9i / Siers
tct. De tunoe Sntet glpre lor benoe,
men be 9lemte life at ienoc iilo itore
&eenin9er. Smtrent paa oenre Eio
1T III bpre ON 2cres "&nrito", % bun
irOeee, bun piiNe iUrip9e ben, enbiflput
bun iu9en 9iltro hupoe iii Mtebiciuer
mere pg life baUoe llogst Saab on al
bltue belbrsbst.
"a bun bauoe tuset bsu iorite Spiie.
tie Of "Snrifc", insoe bun: Seq TAI,
Isle oenne Nebicin 9ieuuem bele 2eoe.
net. 8i ueObIeu at sius beube "au.
ritz" regelmRsiis. meb bet 2eiultat, al
Smertsrue iurlOp benoe; bun ~beapnott
at 'aa Nppsttt % tunoe iuue isjen. Sc
bar life lange, iorenb bun tunoe prr,
oppe % 9ipre iii Susnrbsibe. Gitel
bette LOB ri 9H9srus p4re og brliStv
3eres Mebictner. Mco bet bebite On
lie ON iremticist Selb, lprbliprr ri &c
res i%orbunone. annie Sutppatp.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-19
0ecprab py SmegH.
Ten 1879 gtat 1895.
snttenst Niai.

SITTER sumnsI Silt icirsots Rrrsss
n~ribsosoas / Gol,sspurten mso Sa!sr,
sang % Ruiit. 81. 10 ON 6ormlo'
eaasn, Oa Soften toe TN Ssspnosll''
bapoe esr iamlet fig en- ganiie dnlsI'a
Slrt oto ben mso dmsritanitt % ror'
fts alag imptisOe gopiIion. Stmlsn
por o%psrIpst, oe BET par toIot not I'll,
at man tlnos TRANCE en- Sotrtrdite.
gusrs bapos ednIts bit mango tltr:
inofunost fig.
gftsrat Ruiittprpitt hapos iptlst
roll iammen, rnftsos 3ossns Yr1'
fo,nt Stuceut ". ". SpbniOn, 6ot'
iamlina,n psItommsn % introoutsrso.
Fs5ftaltrsr, 9oftpr 8. Sttsricn ira
Gr,stc. !0ans Yale piI fnoss nsotr'
for. Den, Iom sgsutIis tules bolos
Tsfttalsr iuar, bar 9a'tor Smsoal ira
Rulono, Soma, men nGiten / 'io'ts
Si.bIit tsleerofsreos ban, at ban lite
tuno, tomms. qrp'. 2arIon tcg otrs
for gnI.onins tftsrat 5ormieongspr6'
oramm.t bar til,noe, at tdtts Daft.
Sttsripn for ben Smsostpmm,nbsS,
han bapbe oiit pse paa ida tort BARREL
at holot Sale.
Gft,r SaIsn fang Gonsasts tore aor
go, Ri eIitsr", bporpda en- meast pen
enaeIif 9aI. boIOtts at STUDENT So
Ispb Srprbp. Sau fang aorss
"amsricd", % sitsr en- SpI1snins at
STUDENT Sacub Sors,riOn, unoerboIot
"Sanbsn" 6oriamlirgsn meo Here
Rumsrs.
s Ribbasstiosn beisstss Muiast al
en- bel Del Wsnnsftsr. Sm Gftsrmiee
hagen 81. 8 fpiIsbss Bal, Ban AZ
GpIleosts "Ssam" mob Stuosnttr ira
"llnipsriitb pf Minnsiuta". 9isIe, ION
bapbe hsrt ON College Ssamsts Reoers
lag, ba bet ipiIsos meo Cornell %
Soma Stat, llnipsrIitn, par tommsn
m.o fuIb 5urpisHins ON, at be ftuIoe
teach the l.. c. team how to play
BALI, men be leo ct pr,elist Neberlae
--21 mpo Z. Der bar ipGrt mango,
ipm bar 9ione til bsnne intsrssiauts
"8dme".
Om Iftensn gap 2utbsr Gollsgsts
M~uIftfOrsnins en- soot bsisgt apntsrt
/ 9pmnuftitlotalst, p9 9ugsns 5eItligs
bsbsr 1T en- usapttst 4flutnins.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-19
splbaierne or biemue.

Surpas 49os acknowledgement az
mrnftrsoss iioite llss us i Sirsbass
tom 60. IS, bpprtiI 0scprahs Spl.
batter hfrte, bism til Dauton. .,
mpetosss mso for Stos, % 8bsns 8s.
f%oI,nins buIot 5eft for BEN belle 9agen
Snsoas Wtibous ION be, Tom bert.
bisrnms / 9scprah, bib. 0t er: Mars
tin Sron, Gbas. 9rdts, Sulius
S6purs, .. Dinner, ROb. Repnolos
pe 90. Goun. 2sonarb SIad bar lio=
get fpe pdu SoipitnIst, men er M friF,
igisn, r1,n paa 8runb Of aparantGns.
rsgIerne madtte ban forbIipe Der 7 Sa.
&c lrngsr.
"Domans' RsIisf Corps" bupbs ar,
rdnssr,t Nieous for 9stprab Gutter,
ne, Os Der bar en- pen isitIig MobtaaslI,
9. q. re- 2otal..
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-19
WcicriitcnS YroTt.

Ser er mere Teuac /
Nrbeioe meb 6ppeo euo
meo SGnoerue. Ger
faacs mere Sngr peb
at oriue en- Little
Giant Cream Sc
paratOr euo oco at
i%tuntnte meb Snauben
% Grpcent mere.
"5be 2ittle6,iaut ipiter
/ 2prgc.u lille mere
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-19
Smaaplnf.

g. 9. 2sod fra Ga Grosfs, @is..
bar tjrbt bet fansreoe Rddet Storss
@drsoplds.
6. ). Bsiier os :. N. stou;ps
ion reiits / Manbags til Rep gort
9Th / Observation-Disclosures.
%. 3. etunOberg meo fine
Snoapiger ps Ssiteren Rarie Stunos
berg fra 6rsnduils, mis-, sr Der pou
Ssies hcs Seitsrsn mrs. Gngen.
ajsbmanO q. 8. aIpiter uf Sur
LET, Soma, bar / DEBORAH fibite sirsz
bag os ofIugos "Sscurabs9 oten" ct
Seieg. Sr. Slpitsr er en- tioIiasrs
BinnsIhsit Gountp Rano, bans ga.
Mile bar beet Rarbsbsn al SsTian
muns. gdr.
Sonsfprsninssn "2ursn" sr inb.
bubt til at ipnss pso en- Stplefsft
gpitpils ben 2cen SUM-. Snobpbsl.
len CT isnet sjsnnem grof. 8. g. Gpf.
Teen, ION sr 9sitprer Of Ssifolsn
8oftSus.
"9ursn" isnbts for en- lib Iioer
en- SnbbnoslIs til gsitnrelien for bel
norits Sanserforbuno ON at at.
bOloe fit aarsmspe / 0ecprab ben 81,
os 9os Suni unber "2ursn"s Scubi,
iaumsfsit. "eursn"s prsibsnt mob:
tog igddr ben 17os Mai Spur fra Sr
$. 6. 5lOan / 81. guuI, Sungsrfur.
brnoets Prsfiosnt. San mootaos,
SnbbposIfsn, pa 8eItsrsIien tommer
I'll Sscorab Sorsoas ben She cSuni.
- Better 8. Rus, 9attsr at 81, g
og gergit Rue, bsos i 5prnlorsnsi
9lsm mar Riosspup. Senoag ben 70
Wldi 1899 af 2ungstaring. Sun blsl
Y Var / Naaneb os Z 9age gammsl
DUN bar nemii9 fsbt ben lite apri
n. 9un sftsrlabsr 5orGlore % {
SstsRos. SIsp ~besrapsn pao 9incpll
Strtssanrb ben 10ps Moi. qatu
faDisr fprrstteDe.
giO!iniitsH Runobaus fra psrrt
DANE 60, 8is., Ct pua geisg / @tn
nsihsit eOuntp. Son bar aasreo, al
bet Here eOncsrtsr puu @aibinstul
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-19

Qrdirit, % be, iom bar bsrt hans
Spil, refer bet mrast.
q. q. GuanoobI oa Waltsr
S%bompicn tiltrGSer | Wiprasn en- lnn'
aere giepcIetur. R,iItn eisloer Rortb'
ipoco, Soipa, oa be bIir borte en- llses
Sio.
q. q. gonce, 5. :. DIarib os
u. ". Grolp bar uhe pad en- Siifstur
iiofts Monode % Tom tiIbGee mso 400
Stnttsr al ben p~atrsits gGttssrr,t.
man r~pssrfnbs bar feet / 9etpra6.
Ben Bear, q. q. guiIep % 1so.
Draper opfsrsr SiIbpsningsr til Tae
Reiiosnier.
Ron Gaitcn bar prrei paa Be
ies bos Slratninee / 9storab. I'm
Der ben ponfsumsriidnite aria til
bsris ban 3oie Sninois Regiment, oe
bet bar BAN, Tom BETTE bet fsrits ames
r~iionIfs 5lag poo 9orto Rico. Sans
6ism sr | gsIoit, Wis.
StrGnosr q. See al 5irmast
See Bros. Tom forlsosn bjem fra Ytins
uenpoIis, boor ban bapoe fdat mango
9sitiainaer for alGoninoer. ioa be
faar fuIot op al arbeioe Iangt ubousr
Sommcren.
- RsIfcn u. guroid, Iom Iioite
@tnter Tom biem fra alaTfd, % iom
for tort lib iiben fIptteos til Sault
ct. Maris, Mi6., CT paIgt til 8pens
poIitihsf.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-19
Ban piIoe beioee lin
Udnte.

Spao @uttsn beo, fan bore bet iams
me; men for Rembeos Stplo tan NJ
Table BAN Sobn. Sans Gar bOeos /
Narbeben al en- liben 8p / Soma, cs
Sobn lGite ofte ON Gbica9o % ale be
m9rfsligs Ting, ipm er at Ie Der. San
bar MI opren og msnts, at ban buroe
eaa liot 1lbsnfor 9iemmets 9ertrrItel.
Gil Gbicago pilos ban fsrit % fremIt.
ii9r ba bet traf Jig Iaa beloigt, at ban
bupbs en- Sante, iOm bceoe Der. 5an
bah Saoeren ON Reiiepen9e; men ben
gdmle Ia, at ban gioroe beore | at pGre
biemms % arbeioe; man bar 10 M
miot / 8uorpnnen. 8utten gap Iig lite
meb bet. 6on por tjeb at at TIios %
l9bs, % en- batter Dag Iaa ban lit
Snit til at tase 800 fra i'm Sabsr.
San reiite en- Spelo til 8pen, og pm
Ratten tog ban SrGnst til Gbicugo.
pa ban itsa at ben fore gn. git ban
co 9lante puu ale be ip9re 5uIe % pod
WsnneItsprimIsn. Sin Santes abresIs
tienbte Ran life; men ie9 ftal moi Trc
be 6snoe", t9ntte ban. 90 ban bar bsls
big. 6an bauoe life gaast Iarst, for.
enb en- penlis Dame Tom imob BAN,
~ftanisoe BAN os ipurte ON bans Rapn.
Seq bsber So6n g., fDareos ban.
"stansi, aanei!!" ub6rsb Oamen elrs
bsftrualsnbe; "ba er isg 10 bin Sants!
Som biem meb mig. Iaa Ital ri ia bet
bbggsligt." San gil meb, % santen
fatte frem Mao % 9ritte til BAN Ga
bab ham aisrs fig riatie tifgobs. Der
ON lob ban fig life bebs To 9anss. pa
ban bupos Ipiit. fd9oe Santen: 0u bar
bel fpbet baarlis cmbpro mat, co lea
tnnfer, bet er bebIt, bu tar big en- CIR
ppsnpuu Wabsn". ga bette iDntes ban
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-19
ShDrsbn, Nla.,

ben ictals norOife aoEuni | bet ioapic Spoeu,
bttoosr Here Sctingelirr for Sunohto, Qels
Ituuo % 2p.ts emo uostu anoeu aoloui / glorp
tltr SDo, ~ clsr Get. 3bOrsbn bar en-
pat,st 9slisgsubto pto 9. 4 y. Rs,, nom
bspte Ssrubaue | Spotaterrt, miotp,is u,rI.
lem DC tore Epcr 9irmjngbam "a Wontoo,
merp. 3borsbD liSssr poa en- bsi, b~r(osior.
mig gIuttuu, 500 SOB Oosr Sapet. S,prSb,n,
ben cr msstt irustbar, Oels cpoprfet. osIs
beportt mso Guru, So % mango amor, Srr.
icrtr. 9i bar bebuecii9t 6Iimat, girtsr M
CONNER, pppcrlist @unO, uomurfct Wor,.N0
gpo siols, lutberfe Qrettr o9 Weniobsn,r
Here Stcrss, Su8brug Oio., cio., oft ! min
ftrubis Croer. aolouisn rr uu tr, @,r
sammsl % aft saar rnTt frcmao. Grf1rFons
til boto IRIS aisaar irn ult Sttbrr ! Pcrnrn
til sbOrsbn, ala., ben life % 3oie Sirspoa
/ bper Nnaueo. Strip efter Girtulprrr
dip. til
Concordia Land Co..
Thorsby, Ala.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-19
Tteprah Warfo.
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Decorah-posten., 1899-05-19

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5oisop, O., Omaha, yiebr.,
dubuque, Soma. At. pamI. paiun.,
Snu Sranciecp, Gal.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-19

ogIaa dltio tlinge / bore Gren og bore
bort 8aIgipros i bort arbsibe for 5ris
beoens gsparslie. Grise o9 tro, inbtil
9oprs falosr! So snige / Grbsioet for
bort aanbs pg Dor 5ribeos gepurelIe og
trp mob be 8runbietnin9er, boorpua
ben ianoe Sribso alene fan bore bpgact.
iual9nge fom Dor. 5jelos 'todr og ri sisr
en- iFobbreb af bet 2uno, ION ri tan fable
bort SGorslano! +
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-19
BRECKENRIDGE MONUMENT.
To An yho have been PUPILS of

To An who hare becn Pupils G
Pref Byeck H,TdSr
Fellow Students:-You nodoubt along
with us. feel that in the recent sudden
death of Prof. Breckenridge YOU have
lost a true and valued friend.
You remember the kindly interest he
took in you not only while in his school,
but after you ceased to be an attendant
there; also, how earnestly he labored to
aid you to become more intelligent men
and women: you doubtless remembe'
with a more kindly feeling and higher
appreciation the deep oncer he too&
in reaching your inner life and arousing
within v9Ir hearts the noble aspirations
for higher and better things.
You perhaps, feel, as o reflect upon
the events OF your school days, that the
lautable ambition he awakened in you
TO leach a higher plane, morally as well
as intellectually, has, IN a great measure,
eDabled you to become what you are.
A number Of his pupi $ who were
present at his funeral, prompted by a
desire to manifest in some appropriate
and tangible manner their esteem for
him, and their appreciation of his work,
met at the Decorah Institute IN the
evening to discuss ways and means OF
raising a fund to erect a suitable monu
ment in commemoration Of his work.
In order that the thought thus ex
pressed might be carried into action. 1t
was deemed advisable to entrust the
work to an executive committee, and
accordingly the comittee of seven. COM
posed of those whose names appear
below, was selected.
We have chosen t o reach YOU by
issuing an open letter informing YOU OF
this movement. and offering YOU an
| opportunity to contribute to this fund.
We trust that you will take a personal
interest in this matter. and, in addition
10 a prompt remittance, assist us in
calling the attention of other DEBORAH
Institute students to this movement, and
when possible, by sending US the names
and addresses Of former students residing
in your vicinity.
Thanking you in advance for a prompt
reply and your remittance, we remain,
Yours F~rsternally,
f. J. Hook.
Chairman,
w. o. NoRDHEIM,
Treasurer,
a. S. OPHEIM, c.u
Secretary, ~
L. w. CUTTING,
F. A. MASTERS,
G.. o. HAuGEN
ALoIS F. KovARIK,
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-19

4nbrc Siber. andre 6orbolo. SUN:
Seq bsrer aIbrio dnoet, enO at ou Tia,
ger pud Maosn o9 paa mig"
San: 90 bet bar iea 8runb til,
nuIos is9 meme. Inherleoes bar bet fsr
/ 5ioen, bu bar boubs ou os Maben, ION
ituIbs bare"
Sur: Oct er bare ro9st, ou inbbiloe,
big. Sorftislen sr Blot. at bsr9aus baps
be bu Sjertst pda rstte Steo; nj bar ou
bet / Wapen."
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-19

ooot ON ps Ia fig til at iops. 9a ban
omIioer paagnebe, bar Santen %foripun'
ben, os msb bence bar bans llbr og ale
hans penee blspre bOrte. Sanbsrpris
benb. itilebe Fan Jig peb @inoust pg
raabte pua Santcn. Gn 8one meo ct
Barn pua 4rmen Tom lsbsnbe tno til
BAN, "a oa bum iii bsre, bpao Der bar
ipeien, iatte bun Barnet / en- Sofa o1
ia: "pas Barnet ct Steblit; isg itdl
ftrar bs1te 9erss Sants". Sobn psrs
tebs baaos l9nge % bel; men hpertsn
aonen ellsr Santen tom igien. Snee'
Zig inofanot politiet fig pg fsrte @uts
ten pad Stationsn: pa ban Der bdpoe
f~ortalt i'm SiItorie, te~lsgraFsreos man
til 5uberen og bab BAN Isnos Reiies
PENCE til lin Ssn. Sobn Tom biem
isien o9 lOpepe fig IeIo, at ban uIoris
mere ituloe beie9e i'm Sants / Gbicago.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-01

or private schools, must be vaccinated at
once or said children be debarred from
school. Teachers not vaccinated come
also under the same regulation. Pure
and healthy eovine virus shall be used
aud families may have the vaccination
done at their homes by whomsoever
they pleaee. For the INDECENT poor
can shall be provided for vaccination
at public expense. Local boards OF
health are responsible for carrying out
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state board OF health.
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