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Decorah-posten., 1899-11-24
Jslano.
Spsiene blir forpa8tct.

paa SDplanbet af Sslano ipstulss
rer gnselitmanpene, men bet sr life /
5iiteri. Ser giaiber bet 8osiefdls
psne, iom MI fprpagtss / m~dsiepis.
Selpiagt pilbe be belit fda Gag / benz
ale, men Sslenpsrne bar getantss
lisbsper, enoba bet er en- Roromono.
iom ogIaa Der saar @rino for ens
gelIte Wilionarer. 0enne NprDz
mano fprteler, at / Norge bill man
ejerne BIZ at mep fine 8~alofdlo, pg at
Gnaelitm9noene Der tan fua benz
sanits bilist (?) ps b~Oorfor oa bel
life Sslenberne, Der bar enonu min>
bre lloiigter til at fad benz benpttet!
5or TO @ar iiben iorpugteoe ct ena
eslit apmpani flere 5psier Omtring
Spalfiorb; / bisie Sage unberisges
be at enselIte Manb, og til gaaren
itul ct fort 5abritunlgg begpnoe.
anlasget bill toite 1,350,000 aroner
og blir lebet at en- ung SsIGnoer, Der
bar p9ret flsre 4ar | amerita og Ipm
MI opboloer fig / 2onoon. Der bar
ban sjort fig betienot Iom Opfnbsr
at be iibite % bebite 5prbeoringer at
acetplengaIen; ban tpm oa til at
tante paa ale bisie 5osier, hans
2ano sisos, os fit npsle RismanO Der
til at interesiere fig for Su9en. Nu
sr ban alt begpnpt lit @rbeioe paa
Sslanh
Spr tire Nur iioen uotdlte en- trent
ragenbe gngl9nber, at Sslano bar
ben itprite 9ulbtiite / Roroen. Oct
Ter ub til, at bans 2anosmGno ogiaa
pil aabne ben.
Gn Sslanoing, iom ifior reiite /
Nprse ps Tom r9iaa siaitebe aales
iuno, itriper / "9agitru," at SslGns
oingerne pilOe ia gobt at mere 5Orz
binoelie meb Rorge, pg iGrlig ba
a~aleiunb, bpor 5iIterioriften er iua
langt fremme. San mener pgiaa, at
QaleIunpenierne piloe ia fort lib
bbtte at at iette Surien til Sslanb.
Meb fine tibsm9siige Stibe %
Reoitaber pilpe be tunne tiene mer
eno at ltsse uopau 8dnterne peo
I~dleiunb. Oct piloe bli talbt oaarz
ligt 5iiteaar / Sslunb, bet iom Der
er falpt mipbels. Men bet, Tom
MATTE til, bar en- fait 9ampItibss
rute mellem qaleiunb og Sslano.
ga, bpem beo, ON life en- fig Rute
pilpe lpnne Zig ? Meo gnite ON mere
5orbinbelie melIem bisie to 2unOe
ilutter ban fin Qrtitel, iom b9rer ct
ft9rtt pr9s al gpoe Snotrpt pg lpIe
6aab ON faitere Sambaanb melem
Rorge og Sslano.
Decorah-posten., 1899-11-24
Mddlitrioen.
3enrif Sbiens Stiaing til ben me
Waalitrio. sans S%tanOpnnIt
ircmlagt | ale hans Nrbci0tr.
Gnis ,neo Siornion.

pou Spsrasmadl ON 8tgtsrens
Sitting til ben npe WauIitrio Tar Or.
Senrit SbIen uotalt:
Mit Stdnbpuntt / oenne Saa
er piitnot tilftrGttsltg betienot. Oct
fpreIigger / ale mine Qrbeioer. Seq
bar ubtalt mig tpoelig nof osrom /
mine 8egsr. Salsbss "peer 8Dnt"
s bet Spersmaal er isg fulot og belt
enig meo gisrnion. De- CT ieg.
Oct felssr 10 at fig ielO. vi bar
begge belle Dor lib drbeibst / bet
Sprog, benpttst bet til port tunitnsrts
lie notrptsmiooel. Sd, 8isrnicn bar
10 ogIaa / i'm lib itrsoet nogst pau
Madlet. Men bet bar bel nGrmeit
efter paapirtning at andre.
Seq bill life bore meb pau at bent
rette ben 2iterutur, jsg ielb bar oGret
meo at arbeioe frem. Seq bill life boz
re min eeen Starpretter. Seq bill life
bet. IND
Gn Zig Giteratur %ufliper maj bs1sr
life FABIAN uben pioere. 9it Waulz
m9nbene bet, iaa lab Dem itabe en-.
ION er Itsrre cg mRgtigere. Wen be
gisr life bet 'aa let, W9no i bor 9ib.
8i bar 10 8epis moi / Waaltteratur
rem. 0ens Sorfattere fan NOT gioe 81
uotrpt | ubeitemt, ip9penbe Qlminoes
ligbeb. Men for bet mere uopitlebe,
finere, mere nuancereoe iaOner bette
Sprpg uotrpt. Oct ian bare bet ban
nebe, giennem Dor 2iterutur uofOrmes
be Spree sipe. Win Sitting ION
ubeluttenoe Orumatiter benpi'er mt9
meo Rsobenoigbeb til bette Sproq Iom
bet eneite naturlige. Oct er 10 fulbs
~itGnbig .Ritetiff soelGggenoe, ndar
@arborg paa Scenen Iaber odnneee
Wenneiter tale ct dnoet Sprog eno 1T
nuturlige. aangt itsrre GItetiIt 9irt,
ming piloe bore ppnduet peo WooiGt,
ningen, ON ban / "8onbeItuoentdr"
Blot bapbe label De Oirtelig 6onoefsbte
perioner benptte gpgbemaulet. Seq
bar ogiau ielo | mine Irbsioer optas
get fra 9pgoemaalene entelte Orb, -
ilige Orb, iom bur baret g~angbore oo
tunbe forbsie ben 9itstiite 8irtntng,
Seq er meo pad at bsrige o9 uopitle
bort Sprog ab ben Bel.
Sarborg er 10 ogiua MI mere mo.
oerat, Ter bet ub for. Spis bet bare
life er. fprbi 6an mener itfe-ot tunns
gaa langer for Sioen.
So, | bette Spsrsmdol er lea Iom
iu9t | ale Dele fulot uo enig met
gisrnfon.
Decorah-posten., 1899-11-24
Slic, Colorado.

I'm AZ Rpdp Wountdins mpot9ite
rp,go mon moi N%ormdnbsn Sohn 4as
,,srs fass at Oers. Sun er fun en- uns
mm,rif,ner. men er | Sanoheo ct
irrsrot GrempIar al bisie 5ieloenes
Ssrr,r. gant til at ie 9ierseneS 5arer
Writ oaar ban ultto frem meo benns
srirosprroiQt NIoo og aruft. Sg bar
s,rrs bans Ollie, ia iau at ii9e ubeies
f,e Ollie, o0Ida lat BAN iitano til at
Frpt. hp1O ban MI bar, HemIig en- Utine
,n.r grofpett at ferite Rang.
Gtsnt sr dIereoe tuget i SieIpn al
Tr, Rineraltienosre, bpordf Iagauro
II mtsst f%rcmbolot, % ale uotaIer Der
I'm geunorirQ. Wlsn bporoan fanot ou
s,rnt Self Oisit Minerauer. So, oenne
nor Gen bar dItio iiOen ban be9pnote 1T
foyccpnt Gin btrlOs oGrst titauo til at
psfattt andres Sumtaler og brd9et Nptte
al benz. 5adIeoes bsrte ban, at 2 admle
Qroiperttrt tuIte ON ct Wtneralbelte inoe
/ fislotne, men 8ieraenes utilgi9ngelige
gsi01,nbeo binbre at fuu Sag / famine.
NQlt NorQsn Iud ole til lin fore Sors
morina Wr. 9obn 4a9aaro gaa lise op
I'll ben Mine, bpori ban orbsioer ION
gas, itiat Tibet % bragg iuo / 5ielOene.
IdQs 9it, men adgadrb par life tilba9e.
Tprt 8 0aqc efter Tom ban igien og bar
IA title % tantsfulo. Nogle 9ags ienere
fl man bsrc at andre 9uIoisgere, at en-
Glaim bar uOituttet al aaaaaro inos /
(bs Bad @ilS DE forte Batter. Iqe
'oritOb MI, at bans lange 5rap9r inoe /
gicrsent mob Bet giulbt oenne Nine
claim. Oq MI er aaeaaro / 8ompani
meo 3 andre, / Ss9reb meo at iGtte
Drift igona otruos. Stsbet bar ole
rso' facet ct EiInupn, Iom lpoer: Sbe
Rsn &IcnOitc, Og QamIs Minersre %
@uIofr9crt Tiger, at Ital noaen fube
Gtntr1lcr, 'ua timber Wountain Sobn
BEN, UIountain Sobn sr ct 5ilnupn,
III. Sobn Qagaaro bar faaet. Seq
n%'o'rtoer OiSie 8eretninger, ioroi ies'
at llr. Gu9aaro er rorf, % od ieg
'tlo er Normano. ian isa tGnte mig, at
o8iaa GdgoOros 8ienote % 8enner fin
Der bet moriomt at bsrs, at pgIua /
Eod9 Mountains odnorer en- al beres
9cnner, % til % meo cr en- If
melt fremtrGosnoe WineraItienoere.
@inar RamitaD.
Decorah-posten., 1899-11-24
@nocrI II, u. TAT.

lille fire McnigbeOer / gaftor s. $.
Jo7rsns aalo - Ct. poul, 9bilmar,
0tltr' o9 ritre ct. Olafs Weniebeoer -
oar 6Itont enjge ON at IurpriIe FIN
PTGtt o8 SiGleierger paa bans ABE
aars 6poieIsoug, - 5bor8bua ben 9oc
No0en0er - for tro os lang g~etiening
MED en- Itotn Psu9sguoe Tom ct 5atnsms
n'Il94cos6cOi5 pna ben a~iGrliobeo "a
Y''olIls, ION PaItor Sabrsns pmfatt.s
Hto AZ fine Wenigbebsr.
So3sn par Itptuno, graa % tiaiae
pIo' men binoreoe bog life ct tdlrtot
5Fsmmsos. Deb 5olptibsu Tom Mes
.'97'osrne I Slot % 5slge ora9enbe tils
Ia''rlen ira ale 8dnter neopper Sdtten
I'll snotrItn, ca. 6S 3eams ~fptngenoe
""OeL Sdtten meo fine 9uggier laIteoe
nso 5olt, ca. 200 Mennefer.i antal /
"'inln8 til 9ditOrens Reiioens.
paltoren Ooerrumpleoes I'm 8iernina
ne0 al TRADE Serb inotil tin Stalobpas
Jung Deb at ie bet fore Soa mpls
o'F.l0e nso ooer 8attsn, nu Itisnte ban
,''H' al no9et bar p~aaf9rbe, Der ansif
y"u'' y'an lod pr9iten ffpnbIomt at
,''''oe S%troperen, aftr9tsnbe fin Bus
,s'ane unOerDeis til SuIet, formopentlia
,O'o' ltsre fig ct anbet mere pusIeuoe
"otQ0'e - etterIom ban anIaa iig for
YyS'tanpIst. airtcn, Tom Ttaar tot
wv Pt9'teooltgen, toges ba / geiiooelIe
g5 S0tnosrns arranqerebe Der line meos
I,o9ie Naoforruab paa fire LANCE Spis
.''0ro'' Der bugneOs at Better ua Deli.
"a 'oaIeOes alt bar 6raat / Orosn,
,i'|''s en- Somite al fire Wuno - en-
Q0'r ISenisReO - til greftsbolia,n
~, al dtPente 6umilien.
Se0 Prnitefamiliens qnfomH places
.'0ys ale OsO SOrOsns, Os inoen man Be.
t, VI rage Tor Jig at Rstterne, frems
Sua 1y'' Somttssn, bOoraf en- talts for
%I,'0nIn9en Oa frembar Men~iobsoernss
.' Aalttr for pa'tOr Sabrens os
.., 0a0liIle og at Subs 0elIianelie
-. " = q0'Is ootr benz. Serpaa pperrafs
n. |a0en' NOm Ssitob / $1,000 pg ct
ss s' Snuls9piGIer u9 en- qIDos Robe for
p0llOr 9obrsn mootus 9apen meo
Decorah-posten., 1899-11-24
SbprsbD, NIa.

"0e Itulpe ftripe / Ipiierne oftere
osrneoe fra Spoen," flyer enOsl 5olt,
"faa Ri tunoe bore, bporoan bet er Der"
Wten Ida flyer andre igien, at, ndar be
'trioer oerneoen fra, iau er bet for at
Iotte 5olt bib, og oa sr bet life itsrre at
lioe pud. Gn bel Del tror iad, og osrfor
Itul ieg lite nGrmere 9ua ino pad bet
Gmne. Ser tommer 5olt d~lIigsoel upen
min SieIp. Sm Sop1ten tommer be lig
Sretfuglene. Dc feite Rorosn5 5o(t,
fom tommer, er S%tanoindper; men Der
er ogida en- Del Qmeritanere % SnItere
fra fOrIieGige Stater, fra Reip Yort til
Santos. De IpenIte % norite bar bpsr
i'm W~eniabeo. Den norite Menigbeb be-
tienss at paitor Gngb; men Paitor
Sslano, en- aoloniit Der, pitariereDs uns
Der ben fsritnGpntss SrapGr iiommer.
Ser er ingen S%irtebbgning; men gpens
StoIebus brugss p~erelpis til norit og
ioeuit 8uostieneits. 8utiterns5 5dl
sgss Itaoig. 0e Ttoleplistige gsrns ans
tai er tort, iaa Der er to 29rere pso
Stolen.
Nadr man pil brioe 5rustupl, faa
oodr Der 'da lang 5io ben, for man
tommer ipei. %unotdqen man bar Sapital
% planter meo en- Sang; men ielp od
oadr Der ben tire Iar. 8aaoe 8inranter
% Yea6trGer b9rer bet dnbst aar; men
bet cr life at reene for noget miterre. De
res &orreiponoent bdpoe tGntt at pldnte
ino i'm 10 Ncre Got iOinter. Dog bet
Tfuloc bore moriomt at iGtte igien en-
Gtre e[ler en- balp for at Ie, bpao en-
tunoe probucere al 8renfcoer eIler
Sarmprooutter pad ct idaoant Stptte
peo intenfip Drift. Deb ~inteniip 0prtz
ming Ital 8 acrss feoe 5 aredturer; fan
BET oisres Der? Mdn mao tomme ibu.
at li9e runot 8pen Der er Soroen u'9os
panlig mayer. Sbis bet itdl gieres Der,
tan bet life he peo en- bdrbdriif Wtdsiez
t~ilfsrIel at tommerciel 8ruft9isoiel. iaa
ION man fan meo entelte Ylauter og
SrRer; for Der mua bet Itad tat pdu
Warfen, oa Iuaoan @jeoiel i ucpleIt
Silitano fiaoer 9ldnternes Hsoosr.
Men Der CT Metbober til at unogdd
9unIteliabeber, og en- Mano up BED 4ts
lanta, Georgiu, pauitaar, at ban tan pros
bucere liaeIaa msgst puu bdttet, magert
2ano / Sposn, Tom De gier pda HABIT,
feot 2anb / Roroen, og ban ipnes at
bepiIe bet, bpiS bans fremlagte &esns
Itabsr er rigtige. gu, for intenitp Drift
buabe norb og Ipo sr Sooeoproblsmet
Itapio SorIpning at 5ustigbeo. 5iliats
ninaen at @isbiel er en- 'impsl Ting,
fun at ben er iepnt iprsbt os bIdnost mso
Soroen / life altfor flor W9ngos.
Der er nuturligois mango baaoe |
Roroen p9 Der, ION life tror paa rogen
intenTip 0prtnins, iiGr pdd let, ianolst
9anb Tom Der. Wen bpis bet bar ct YER
unoerlag / pdsielig @fItano, iau ltaI
FABIAN Sprtning pGre mulig.
6plt, Iom er liot progresiios, ian Slsrs
bet aanIe sobt meo 5urming her. De
adler bet n~popsnoige til at lepe at og
at tlGoe ia meb, OGper enorg Ssiet og
Iper alGperns ielp, ps idd ialger be
9pmuloen for t~ontante genee. Sooor be
oipr al genssns, pep iss life; sismmer
Dem / aitebarrslen, untaser jsg, liseIom
gaItetiGrringsrne i ROrben. Suttsrrsr
aisr BET beore enb noset dubet Der paa'
oruub al ben LANCE 9rotio; men Sirup
al ben alminosliee Ribbpn Cane er nos
oct uImagelis; ben bar en- Smas al
Siarerpa. Dog Sprabum tribes soot
Der. Dor 2anosmaup Susbp laDeos
SOrsbumiirup til hsuimoS $40 al Ow'
Decorah-posten., 1899-11-24

Acknowledged, %srtisnoenoe i'm eoen
npGroi9bec, iom ban trembolot / en- opz
remt % animeret Gale.
9ernGt tpg ale for ia at Retterne
os LOB fig otsie image. Reiten at Do
gen tilbrogtes meb Gale, Gang og Sam.
tale Sruppeois. Gnoclig bar 5ioen
fommet at Ri matte titles og bette meb
6orpisnin9 ON, at man bupOe gl9ost
prGitefoltene cg Wenigbeoen Ielp bdpt
en- glGbelig Stuno. &. gtnq6eim.
Decorah-posten., 1899-11-24

EveHn leading 10 the SspzyanoH Of
Norway and Denmayk. from ISo1-
ISI4.) BY P. P. Iverslie. Bris As Cts.
Decorah-posten., 1899-11-24
Sttcratur.

9rittsonbet. Ere 5orebrag at
3. &. 5borDilion. "a Giber.
Den norItsameritanife @f6olosliteras
tur bar / Denne BOG iaaet en- paroifulo
5ilp9tIt. De ire 6oreoras er greis %
operbepiienbe, % BERTH sr 5remItiGin0sn
iaa tlur Og liOlig. at 9psen buroe Tnoe
lise iau interssisrsOe 99isre uoenfor
iom / 4iboloslsirsn. Ssrite 5oreoras
bunbIer ON "Sruttenitaben og gotemios
let b%srfor"; bet anost. "aiorligbeosbubet
og 9ritten" us bet treble og lengite.
"Sdloonen."
Sporlebes SieIe oinoss for Subs
Rise, at paitor Wiliam Gpans. Spers
TAT fra Gnselit al 9. 8. Strsmms.
Sobn anbsrion Dub. Co., Gbicaso.
pris 40 Gents.
"8ogsns Sopsoformaal." flyer 5ors.
f~dttsren i lit Sororo, "er al uoruite ems
bper Qrbsiosr i airten for ben fore Sps
sape at pinoe Siale. Seq bar iegt peo
Stebsr fra Striitsn at imsoesad n9itsn
enbDer Snopenoing, iom nOsen sisr mob
at bore en- ariitsn."
ut SperiettsIien er COB berger
Sirsmmss Rdpn fof.t a9f
situs. Igr aorfsts Bnas. Gu
5ortanins ira gbrifti lib, laf ). 81.
ainsslep. Den rorftsoanite g~oebanoels
Sorlas. pris inpb. Toe.
EveHkS leading 10 the SepzyanoH J
Norway and Denma,k. from I8ol-
ISI4.) BY p. P. Iverslie. 8ris As Cts.
Decorah-posten., 1899-11-24

%suh ns 40 Sents o. Ut oil ieuoc Goer oett.
prrqtias ACCORDION til ai,er'
iur raa gbsrs grprtiSfDTtor EtsrrsI'e 10 IOHTsr % 20
Gomncr. uadr bct dabues. Battcrt u6tgrst RaHns. oo5s
etlt gaGa o. RifeIbslag, g7sset uartat % veut ~iorarb,t'
bet vrrgtiae Haze % opbe I0acr. sort iagt ct al be beo'
fc 5nftrumeutrr, iom Hu0s5. 3 Tan bee oa prgUe bette
gccOroion, fer 2 bcb0lOcr bet. eUis 7 sr iufOt uO ttlirses
oa er o]DerbeUit ON. at 2 iaar ct Bargain, oa bsialsr J ar'
prsisngrutsu Rcitu af 81 ~. gettt tray. oa 0t ieuers if,e
oil irles mere til osHue grts SGtalos irtt.
Z. RICHTER INF. CO.,
~ cur ACn
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-12
BRIGHT BITS.

"A prudent man" saws a witty
F'renehman, lis like pin. His head nre-
vents him from going too far."-Tit-Bits.
City Editor-Mr. Strong has been in
to-day, and he had murder in his eve
How in time did you come to speak of
Mrs. Strong's alleged husband in thai
paragraph about her accident?"
J. Fresh-I did it to steer clear of libel
SUIT. You know you told me always 10
say alleged thief, alleged murderer and
that sort of thng.-Boston Transcript.
Discerning Comment.-'Whats that
piece they are piayihg?" said the man
with the large neck.
The lady with him pointed to the pro-
gramme.
"Fantasie in A minor he said. with
a confident and critical air. "WelI. it does
beat everything what queer products Asia
Minor turns out. doesn't il? But they
ought to put period after that "A. -
Washington Star.
Yes, her hat was certainly lovely.
though it has cost but $1S.13; quite as love-
ly as that Smith woman's, which had
cost nearly a hundred. But the Smiths
are able TO own a more conspicuous pew
in church than we are" faltered her hus-
band. We'll, they can't come in any la
ter than we can she exclaimed, radiant
~. With us, wealth confers no distinc-
tons at all comparable 10 those which it
does not confer-Detroit Journal
"A New England school teacher re-
ceived the following note of caution from
the anxious mother of one of her pupils:
Dear Miss: Please do not push Johnnie
too hard, for so much of his branes is
intelleck that he ought to be held back
a good deal, or he will turn TO intelleck
entirely, an do not dezire it. So please
hold him back so as to keep his intelleck
from getting bigger than his boldly an
injooring him for life."-Harper's Bazaar.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-12
Lord RusSeII's Poor Partner.

Lord Russell of Knlowen, the chief JUS
uce of England was up in London for
few days last long vacation, and accepted
a friends invitation to lunch at his club,
says the Argonaut After luncheon,
scratch rubber was with difficulty got to-
gether. The fourth man, young subal-
tern in the Guards, only joined after men
tioning that he played a very poor game.
Unfortunately, the chief justice cut him
as partner several times in succession.
AT first he only fidgeted a little, and
made one or two mild inquiries. But after
something extra diabolical, his lordship
broke out with; - really think sir, you
are playing badly on purpose to annoy
me-"
''Oh, shut up!" said the soldier; chow
can any fellow play when you keep jaw
ing at him?"
Lord Russell, with quiet dignity, OBJ
served; Il don't think you know to whom
you are speaking, sir"
'Oh, yes, 1 do" said the warrior; you
are the lord chief justice. but you're no,
in your blooming Police Court now"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-12

The unanimous action of the Georgia
Bankers Association in the matter Of es-
tablshing a sub-treasury in the city of Ss-
vannah ought to have great weight with
the federal authorities. The need of such
an institution in the South Atlantic sec
ton is very we'll understood by business
men. and the advantages Of having it 10
Gated at Savannah are recognized by the
majority of those with whom 1t would do
business. 1t is to be hoped and expected
that the Georgia delegation in Congress
win give the matter prompt and pressing
attention. Delegations from adjoining
states. also, should do whatever might be
in their power to aid in the matter, since
their constituencies would be afforded con-
veniences. by the sub-treasury which they
do not now enjoy.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-12
EXTRA SESSION rALK.

There Sc so much for Congress 10 do that
some Of the Republican leaders of The
House are discussing the question as 10
whether il wouldn't be advisable TO have
an extra session, beginning early in Octo-
Der. Representative Babcock of Wisconsin,
who is understood TO be very close to Mr..
Henderson. the man decided upon for
speaker has given his views on the sub
ject to the public. He thinks it very inn
Dortant that a currency reform bill should
be passed before the fan elections, and ne
expresses the opinion that next year, be-
ing a presidential election year. Congress
win hardly sit late in the summer There
being a great deal TO do il is necessary that
Congress should get to work early.
II is evident thar the Republican leaders
realize that there are some very impor-
tant questions awaiting the action Of Con
gress-questions which cannot be dispos-
ed of hurriedly. No doubt the administra-
ton VIII try to put off until the second
regular session questions likely to furnish
campaign ammunition for the Democrats
but the Democrats viii not permit them
They will make the Republicans disclose
their policy In regard to Cuba and the
Philippines and all other matters which
viii come before the people in the Presi-
dental election.
Congress VIII have something more 20 do
than 10 pass appropriation bills. If it
shouldn't do more than that il wouldn't
have much of a record with which TO go
before the people. It is not improbable
therefore, that the movement in behalf of
an extra session beginning in October viii
have pretty strong support before the
summer Is over 1t is true thai the speak
ership question is practically out of the
way, but it viii take considerable time
to make up the committees. Even If Con-
gress should meet in October it wouldn't
be ready TO adjourn by June
Mr.. Babcock may not be speaking for
any considerable number OF Republicans in
suggesting the advisabIity of an extra ses-.
sion. but the chances are that he is. No
body would be greatly surprised if the
President should call Congress together in
October.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-12
A UNIQUE MEMORIAL.

There will be dedicated shortly in PhIla-
deiphia a unique memorial in the shape of
a children's complete and thoroughly
equipped playhouse It is a playhouse,
however, only in the sense that it is to be
played in, being substantially built brick
and stone structure 76 by 50 feet In size,
two stories high on a basement. IL is sit
uated in East park. where large numbers
of children and nurses congregate every
day when the weather. will permit The
building is in memory of Richard Smith
and his wife, Sarah and was erected I'M
der the terms of wills left by them.
The primary intention Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith, who must have been fond of little
children, was to provide a place where the
little ones in the park might find shelter
from showers or might play when the
weather was bad, and where they would
be provided with comforts and conven-
fences that are often lacking in park
places The original idea has been elabor-
ated until it may be said the Smith men,
orial building is model of its kind though
it may be doubted that there is another of
the kind in the country.
The basement will be utilized as a gen
eral playroom in bad weather. and for stor-
ing chiidren's toys and apparatus used in
sports The main floor will be used as a
general reception room and shelter. The
second floor has. a large room with cots
for tired and sick children. Connected with
this win be a dispensary with a trained
nurse. There is also diet kitchen, in case
of the temporary illness of children visi-
tors. on this floor is a1so room which
wifi be provided with soft mattresses for
the babies to tumble about on. There are
bath and toilet rooms for the children. of
both sexes, and Tor their nurses. For the
safety of the little folks, il is provided in
the wills Of the founders that boys of ten
years and over shall be excluded.
The building is in no sense TO be re-
garded as a hospital. Unless il is absolute
~ necessary, no child will be permitted 10
remain overnight; but ample arrange
ments have been made for emergency
cases. Nor is the shelter designed to be
made use of a day nursery. Ii is for
the use and enjoyment 'of such children
as may be brought there seeking recrea
ton, by parents, guardians or other care
takers" The trustees will not assume care
of children unattended, nor provide food
except in emergency cases. The establish
ment is intended entirely for the accom-
mediation and recreation or little children.
and will be reserved to be used by them
for that purpose solely. A care-taker and
trained nurse win live in the building.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-12
senator stewards Only Gamble.

Senator, you were one of the Argonauts,
and must have seen some great gambling
out on the coast when they were getting
so much of the yellow metal out of the
California sand" remarked a friend Of
Senator Stewart of Nevada, who sat in a
group at Chamberlain's, according TO the
Washington Post
Yes, there was some high-rolling among
the sports in those days. 1 looked on, but
did not participate. My first and only ex
perience was in San Francisco in the spring
of 1850. l was youngster, and had wan
dered into a resort called the FL Dorado, ct
which all sorts of games were in progress,
and on the tables were piled up huge
stacks of gold and silver coin. 1 looked
on, as a green youth would, and w&s at
tracted 10 a roulette wheel. A miner was
betting 500 at every turn, and luck SEEM
ed to come his way. ! didn't have much
money, but concluded Ia take a cnance,,
and started in with a silver quarter, fol-
lowing every bet of the miner. l ran
this 3-cent piece up 10 $25. and though
elated with my fortune obeyed the prompt
ing of prudence and quit.
As ! went out of the place / heard an
old gambler say the sucker will be back
inside of an hour and lose it all. That re-
mark, for all l knew, had a great inilu-
ence on my after career, for | not only re-
solved not 10 go back, but never TO fight
any game Of chance in the future So
quit gambling then and there and kept my
resolution. In my time 1 have known
many Of the biggest gamblers of the West
Some of them l would trust in any sort of
way that men can be trusted but very
few have l known who ever saved any
thing out of the business.
The last time 1 was in Virginia City one
of the most honorable members of the
fraternity 1 ever knew, a man who had
been worth 100000 at one time, told me he
was hungry and hadn't a cent to buy
bread. For the sake of cid acquaintance
l relieved his necessities but 1 thought of
the time when he cared no more for dol
lars Than if thew were nennies-n