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Decorah-posten., 1899-12-01

netop | be Sae, fpm be iommer til at
unoerciie /. Oct CT lite nosen Spers
bripeIis at 'ise. at lere at benz sr
SpsciaIifter. Oct nne Satultet pso
Ct. Olaf college ian sobt taals
Communicating meb bpiltstIombel't
6atultsi oso Iignenos StOler ! Cans
bet. Oct sr psiaa en- Werteligbeb, at
S af be II 9~rofesioter pso ct. Olaf
College sr 9rabuenter al 2uther
Gpleee | DEBORAH.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-01

Sebraitas StoIeiupsrinterbsnt bar
Tanodss srtIGrst, at Statsn life
bar nogen 2pp. ipm fprbpoer, at Si-
beltn bIir lGit / be ofentlige Stoler,
iuafremt 2rrsren lite inolaoer fig
pud no9sr nriftlig eler munotIig
5crtlaring pper 5nnbolest. 0enne
Sag bIsp ioreIdgt ham ira Gage
Gountp, bpor i ct 0iftritt ale 6amis
lier pda en- mar sniteos, at G9reren
itulos bespnoe Stolepagen mso at
LAT, ct Ifinit / gibeIen. StoleIupers
intsnpent Sdtion uotalte bl. q. fcls
asnos: Der Times life al pGre noget |
Rsbroifas 9ope, Iom forbpber 29ss
ming AZ gibeIen / bore pFentliae Stos
Ter. Oct er min Wening, at | Dor OPP
IpIte lib % / bort iriitne 2ano buros
life en- Carer | ben oTentIiee STOLE
forbposs at IGie ct Stptte at gibslsn
slIer frsmiiae 6~aosrppr, iaafremt ban
life tOmmsr meo nogen ftriftlig elIer
munotlis 5prtlaring.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-01
bporean "maine" bIer
ipranet.

5or fort lib fibsn rpstebes bet fra
9aOana, at Der bar opbasst sing, Iom
tpoeoe pau, at "Mluins" bar blet
'prengt | 2uften meb Stpbebomulb.
ebsfsn for Il. g. kmmelies politi,
Sohn g. WiItie / Wuibington srtla.
rsr imiblertio, at ban life bar noest
Sjenofab til en- iauoan SpbaseIie, %
at ban life Cir ip9rt meset for Rpatei
berom.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-01

Senrtor Yettiareip fra Sbo 9otota,
Grtpn9resmuno Goiune fra Winneiota
% flere andre leoenoe SpIp.R epublitas
mere bar penne llae bplbt N apnIereus
iGbicagp, burr De bar %iurbuuolet um,
bpiifen StiIjng. Bartlett bSr lubto9e
unoer nrite 8reiioeuiuals. Ger er life
npseu Sulul url, al De pil itstte Srpan
ii9r buis Sploppr9smaalet iaar cit
fremitubt 8laSs / 9lntiprmen. Wtr.
Ipipue uotalie / Ranoags, at bpis
aongreslen fenne Tinier iom Spar paa
8reloeutens 6orlaueenoe soel98ger
Sslpsts garoi iom Bombs etaler, inb.
taloer SDlrcertififater % ubiteber Sub
csrtififatcr / pers5Stsb, pil Sslpippr9s-
maalet blipe ben Iepenbe M9rfeiag I'M.
Der uGite 8reiibentpalg. Gn iaabar
gambling al auusresien bible sipt
Scloiagsn ct sauite aubet lloiesnoe enr
ben bapoe urber iioite 9reiibentpale
Def iepublifauifc Iarii panot %bengai0
Tiger Wtr. 3pipne, iurbi Solicit par rat
16-l. Spts a%cn9resien peStascr Der
al 4reIihenten pB 6inarsmtuiiter Gag
fore laasoc 8iau, betpper bet en- S5pr
mtnolteIie al bet eirfulerenoe Seugebe.
lp0, % Solicit oil i oct 3iliGloe unoe,
aampeu mellem Stnnoarberne sipre Dc
fjcnbiItab mes eli &ienossicrning 0,
life meo Ell Ebcuri. SgluipprsSmaa
lei er iiptse 0tr. Gpiune Ilet life bspt
ben ameritaulte 4olitit.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-01

AT DEBORAH Institute, is a c,oagd nj
busy, happy students. Ub-fo-daH short.
hand, 81 Thorough, byaeticaI Book
keeping, 81 per month,
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-01
Sra Cuba.
6ubanerne pil life ia nuscn Gipil'
gupernpr eloa.

6apana, 26oe Iop. - Oelegdtsr
fra Subun 2eaeus % Ratipnalparitiet
bolot ioag ct Mebe, Der %pperpares al
omtring 5000 Ysripner. Senor Dor.
ges uotdlte ber bldnbt dnoet. "Oe
Sprensoe Stuter er en- for % bsimos
big Ration. 4meritanerne bar bull
pet Gubanerne i beres grGneielstio,
men Ri bar enonu tilsobe at faa Ie,
ON be er iaa bsimobise, ium be tegz
neos til fra fsrit af." gan n9pnte, at
Cuba bapoe gjennsmgaaet meget Snot,
% at bet muIisens maatte uoitaa enoz
MI mere, for BET bandit frem til fulo
SelpitGnot9bsc.
Sra ale &anter at Een tpmmsr Der
Melbin9er pm Yrotsiter imoo llon9p~
nelfe at en- cipil 8sneralguperner.
Jlertalet er beitsmt impo ct iaaoant
Striot. Stal npsen 5%ordnoring gies
reg, flyer be, Iaa faar bet bli / &etz
ming al EprminoItelie / antallet at
amsritanIte 9rppper paa Zen. S et>
bpert Sab burpe Yropinssupernsrera
ne bare Gubaaere os life itau unber
nogen Total militer Mpnbisbeo. Res
IoIutioner pebtoses, bopri be Sorenebe
Skaters 8ongres onmobes ON at sipe
Guba Selpitpre.
Oenns gep9gelie ifploes b~opebias
ssligt 8eterdnernes Screening.
"2a 2u6a" flyer, at 8%eteranerns
life reprGientsrer Cuba. pg BERTH ipaz
rsr be, at be sanIts piit life repraiens
terer De f~inaneiele Snterssier, men be
teprGienterer Snteresier, paa bpis
StabiIitet bet bill berp, ON ben fienbtliz
se ReeierinesTorm Hal bli en- Suites.
Sapara, 27oe ROB. - gn i~torartet
Oempnitration fanot ibag Steb fprat
baore Minbst ON be otts Stuoenter,
'om / 1871 blep brabt al Spanisrne.
Stuoenternes @rape paa 3irteaaars
ben blep tiolig ON Wtorgsnen bsIsgt al
fore Wsnnsifsmasier. Osrfra ait man
/ 9rocssiion til gpen, bporsfter en-
Winoeitsn blep a~filsret psb Ga 9unta
| SperpGr at omtring $4,000 Menne.
fer. Salsr bclotss, bpori ipanIt llrsts
farSiabeo cg gIootsritisbeb If 1T pds
paaTtrepet.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-01
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Her Commercial gl9encD.
Z. ~. Sscrori1 & @rc,
CHEAPEST MAIL ORDER HOUSE,
100 e. Chicago 2lrr.,
btcd0p, : SltnoH'
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-01

ut furere 5orfisisiie paa ca Tat
lag "SaIatce 9romo Cuinins Tablets. Ane Irua.
9tlitr %rtinnoetr YtnQtut. hpis bet fife fursrer. = 70.
@roots unetrlfrit az paa butr g6its. Qpiisr 25 9eHts.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-01
6rgnt for Waicfing.

SoriintslIeu at Metbuens trooper
forsssr Srpsten | 2Onoon for Iafes
ling. Man er snbps banse for, at
9snsrul Metbuen, bpts ban naar
frem til aimberlsp, pil tomme / fans
! me anibe iom General Wbite | 9abnz
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-01

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Decorah-posten., 1899-12-01

4pmiralitetst bar fact telegram
ON, at apmmanbsr alfreb 9. Gtbel:
ton paa 8rpbieren pDtperful, aap.
tein Gun Senior paa Slasftibst
Ronard os Maior Ylumbo at b,
tonosliee Warinere, blep br9bt 2sr,
bag. 6las,aptein Rssinalp 6. BRO.
tbero paa Doris og en- Marinslsit.
nant blep baarot faaret.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-15
Who Can Limit the Federative Principle.


NarrOwness did lay foundation of this nation
and narrowness will cornice. Narrowness in
etatecraft is conscientious effort pre-
serve an existing expressed tmidity Of
every new step and dire tremor direction.
Henry guilty of it when after the consti-
utiona convention assembly he asked
by what right George Washington and Thomas Jefferson
had consented that the constitution begin
people," instead of I'VE the states"
In 1904 distinguished senator from Connecticut
guilty when protesting against the of
Louisiana declared consequent dispersion of
population" owing acquisition of this terri
tory threatened subversion union"
An equally distinguished Delaware at the
same time was equally guilty declared that
the Louisiana will scarcely
ever the rays general governmentthat they
affections viii be alienated."
distinguished congressman from Virginia guilty
Of 1t year declared: Il fear the effect
empire. fear the effect Of the
increased value of labor the of lands and
the citizens should migrate
thher fear that this Eden will prove cemetery for the
bodies of citizens"
Buchanan was guilty 1859 when, in veoing the
he said that free homeseads west
the Mississippi would value of lands east of the
Mississippi river where would not buy, when by
crossing the they lands without
without price"
History has answered Patrick Henry and President
Buchanan
How did Thomas jefferson grandy the other
protest in He inaugural: Il know
that the acquisition has been disapproved by
some apprehension that the enlargement of
territory endanger union But who limit
the which federative principle operate
effectively"
Who indeed limit the extent of American freedom?
Who and what limit brotherhood by equal
ity? Not lake or ocean; not climate color.
The children of freedom are of sterner stuff
panse water territorial segregation. will
bring revolt against principle rebellion against
tyrannous government, against federation the
eminent educates, fraernzes the that
listens obeys. distance work
injury accomplish disintegration.
Brotherhood bounds this side of the
stars. Who indeed can which fed
erative principle may operate effectively?
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-15
Race and Its Eternal Conflict.

There in the Transvaal 100000 white people. OF
these $4,000 The 100000 tax
Them restrict them naturalization exclude them
the privilege Of participation in government
This The Beers have retreated before the Brit
sh for hundred years get away from them to escape
their domination domination intelligence and in num-
bers. They retreat further They have made a
stand this question right TO rule country
hrs occupied and organized people in the minority
On the principle OF majority the Brtons unquestona-
bly, side for they are denied repre-
tentauon.
But the Beers 90 fraternze with the British They
not stomach tribute monarchy They want to be
be let They fight into wilderness
The British majority followed them into Natal They tried
flight again The British majority them into the
TransvaaL There only thing to do the one
thing left in all racial oonhcts-tO fight
When men scattered beneath the crumbling tower Of
Babel the confusion tongues came there came with
this of adjudication which gives ack no answer
to challenging precept apology to philosophy no excuse
Christian teaching Race litigation quotes but one
authority. and single decision-'we oan-ve viii"
this there has been but one answer Il lies no,
flight prayer pleading The solitary answer has
always been perhaps be the answer o.
might might-'You not-you san not"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-15
The Public.
Washington Star.

You must remember" said the man
who was arguing with great volubflity
and self-approval. that We owe a duty
TO the public.
who is the public?P inquired Mr.. Bly,
kins, abruptly.
''Why-er-ths masses. you know; the
general popuisce."
NO" said Mr.. BIykins with emphasis.
''yeu got the wrong idea The public IS
something TO be roped In; to be gouged /;
to be walked over. To the sugar trust
the public IL a great congregation Of
car1ivorous bipeds. To the politician IL
Is q collection OF persons who hsve IT.
fluence at elections; TO the theatrical
manager crowd OF people in front OF
the box office eager % get rid OF money;
% the street car conductor. lot OF crsa-
lures who ought to be made - step i've
l."
You think the public gets imposed up
on all around -
Yes. K doesn't deserve any better. and
retributiou IS always waiting. The man
Who imposes OF the public in one re-
spect lapses back into the genera outfit
IN something else and Is imposed o1 r.
his trun. rs hearfIess business al the
way through. ore great ard elaborate
scheme OF imposition. What people
bught 70 Go IS % hold primaries f. al
parts Of the civilized world ard sez6
delegates 20 TIE Hague 70 See IL they
cant discuss something IKE e Sixarmz-
rnsHt scheme ay which the people OF this
earth can Dc persuaded 70 quit imposing
CT ere another
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-15

was sufficient to shove them within limit.
The Shamrock was supposed slow a light wind.
1t proved faster than the zephyr Sham
rock has been handled adroly during which
failed to be races than the Columbia
1t has been pointed bitterly the weeks
that board the Shamrock great
sailing masters of Europe the yacht Sir
Thomas Upton did accompany the yacht it's
but remained shippers manage the yacht
On the other hand it dsconsolatey that
the New York mumionare. Mr.. oliver Iselin insisted
on bossing his yacht accompanied by four
nilHonafres Mrs Oliver Iselin becomngy arrayed
dashng yachting costume and parrot for
has been reported that his crew and
works his skipper Captain Barr, and
sail his boat pleases" parrot yachting
costume, miionaires and ALL
And the impression has grown the first time
nearly half century was going to yield the cup
because of the bumptous pride York millionaire
in his wife and her parrot and his own ability.
Yesterday there another fuke and whether mill
ionair yachting costume parrot judged
unjustly remains yet to be determined.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-15
Southern Kansas Business Men

A popular paper Is a feature Of the
home as needful and welcome as Is the
faycrite arm chair. Being new each
day. its coming Is awaited with eagerness
BY the family. If IL have the reputation
Of being trustworthy and eIeYating '0
tone the home circle VIII have confidence
In all that II may print and IL Is this
fact which makes its columns 40 valuable
10 the advertiser. HIS business announce
meuts In a newspaper Of such standing
carry the stamp OF fair dealing, and
bring him regular and profitable patron
age.
II a ray OF ordinary light be passed
through 4 common prism o. viewed with
the aid Of the complex mechanism Of the
Epectroscope Il IS seen 10 be A glowing
hand showing all the colors % the rain
bow. These varied hUes are alwava eN-
istent 81 the ray, but artificial aid IL re-
auired in order 70 enable TIE sys 80 zee
them. This beautiful lesson from Nature
IS applicable % TIE more practical AZ
fairs n Hfe. For instance. q merchant
may have a great emporium heaDed with
deslra bic wears q al sorts- hEt y D. 90
not supply q medium through wnic1 the
n-rblIe may learn of the s1lsteree q tHe
articles which ne has for sale, t1ey W.J
reu7aIn ursoid and unknown.
A. meeting o. railroad sdvsrtisisg
AGENTS in Chicago recently g Sas &C.
Jared that a. 4 result ~ thel- sEoeri-
e-ce they considered tire ueEsDsper 80
sast of ali advertisiuE ns1lams. Tals
opirl8n Is shared ~ every enfErFrlsi
ua-chzr. zao has made FREE Use ~ fae
ortrf-1r.z q a wholare-s ard suf1ertis.
-ay~s.a per His advert eF1erts placsd g.
Fuca 4 53grusi are @.EayH sTsctiTs.
Thev get before tie sges % c1uotless
people. They are csrsfsly read ard fhe
Information taey iupart IS VeicHnss D.
cause & Is needed. The sa4lesa VANS
II noTtals require the sgrchsHa - Il
r,srrerzbte articles ~ rsaistananee -
lie. eamfort and e11vea}@rcf. and re at-
rerfislnE culumrs - a ue9s1speF siasFa
shoE wsers taese taingT Eag hr- -
procured
TIE VARIETY a-9 atf~zrtiTsaeHs = thf
wares dssp.ayee 81 ire ssep pio8sHs sa1
great charm T. sfrsst -azszeE. Tlsss
displays ara Simply slaasrafiers - tie
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-15
The Great Week in Wichita.

the of general observance used for adver-
Using purposes employ gentle exaggeration
in chronicling innocent use
superatves year year itself,
the reader learns discount exploitation, and
advertiser finds something that really
superlatves adjectves proves reu-
matte and inadequate to the purpose
Last night there was every hand evidence week
for Wichita which former week has duplicated. A
glance from window showed Wichita, a Wichita
endless and ordered decoration, bunting
combination color, blaze of incandescent signs,
arches of lights extending miles, by Roman
gateway capped by brilliant star beyond city of
brilliant booths beyond that the playground nations
foreign lands brought together
entertain the people of these prairies.
With desire hawk the glores of the coming week
in Wichita it be conscentously written that prep
aratons here greater than they like
in other city of Chicago none
with the parades the fair carnival
tainments. Wichita this morning a week Of limo
license and harmless which, history
no precedent only through greatest effort in
the future, have equal
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-15
Great Britain's Greatest Peril,

The military conditions in South Africa
no decisive battles events be
weeks The Beers enough advance far
beyond their borders British have too great
need and assurances of renfOrcemens
in earnest
Nevertheless the first encounters between
the Beers and the British be of
for the moral effect considered much more in this
war than in conflict between both of which de-
pended upon regular troops reason to expect
help from any source. 1t will great difference
which side wins the early engagements.
The colony of the Cape of Good Hope is more Dutch
than British in blood populated almost
entirely by people of the which dominates the
Transvaal and the Orange Free Cape Colony
Dutch families are closely related the burghers
kinsmen. Already a good many young men from Cape
Colony have gone north fight for their neghbors and
tives in the little Dutch republics. brilliant vic
tory the British by rihemen of the
Transvaa and the Free State make this movement of
volunteers from Cape Colony big enough to be very serious
matter.
If there should be something than Boer sue
cesses in one two early British
should suffer which indicated soldiers
were match for the farmer-remen opposed to them
half of Cape Colony might against England
atey become far Great Britain than it
now be-
For these reasons important may come at
hour. Three days concerning the
probable length of the and the Britain
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-15
Advantages Of Parertr

Ills mother ~as tryiug % cenonst-sts
TO HIN how muck better q Re was n
RS aios mex sailor Eult taaz some a ;ss
street arabs they encountered.
'-NoE. Tills. sas sad. "hor woai1
you Ike 70 be ike TIA; soor lEtt.s boz
over taeze
'sBally vel he answered promptly.
'1Tasu ] woslaa.s have t. ssys ~ face
washed"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-15
The Columbia and Her Critics.

During this succession Of ukes in the yacht races
there has Up in the mind Of the American people
apprecaby assisted by the Of the newspapers
chat the Shamrock would Columbia when the wind
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-15

The miIiners, bless their souls flop from extreme
to the other The puzzle years ago to find the bon
net over the woman; the puzzle this year
woman under il.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-15

No doubt Vermont rs proud and happy Dewey but
Vermont is tearing very big The east
part of the United longer youthful She
can't holler.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-15

On October 81, at Westminster, Oliver Cro-
well will be unveiled the royal family probably consenng
Of gratitude leaving behind him son who
didn't amount shucks.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-15

Rudyard kpling called Dom Paul cruel in shadow
crafty in the SUM- Rudyard didn't expect old
man bring red hot ultimatum high noon steaming
among his whiskers.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-15

The unwilling of bust of him recalls that Edgar A
Poe has been dead fifty years. And to heaven
he has long given the touches out
Of his lima ginaton.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-15

book of biographies called The Distinguished Sons
Vermont" published 1885, Deweys brother but
makes mention of George Dewey take long to
white out the thing,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-15

John Sherman in interview says Dewey would
for president he would be proves that
John Sherman's memory working overtime on him
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-15

The memory Of the average is very retentive
The average nothing about Veestino al
though few years interested in Veles
tino he is in Laing,s Mex.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-15

Canada is undecided whether help her mother coun
South Africa. Why doesn't Canada GU
the apron string and sail out alone?
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-15

Dewey is the king circles of the world
Only land general of evidenced
tning like grea tness-Edhem Pasha of Turkey.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-15

Looking backward it appears plain was not the
Kansas farmers fault that five years money
Il all due other people.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-15

Mckinley says: We never gave bride for peace and
We never Will" Agunado might we'll take himself OF
the market
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-15

When the Fiipinos do Americans and :
learn Of American heroes they viii Paul Re
we're above all others. Paul made good time
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-15

AS for Mr. Isein. Of the Columbia. may be put to
sleep shann-rocked in the cradle Of the deep.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-15

The Dreyfus trial very trying on France so ex-
haustng that for the last few France hasn't been
able to conspuez anything but the spittoon
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-15

1t will always a marvel how Bob Fftzsimmons
could be a pugist the time realize that the
| public did not hunger for oratory defeat.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-15

Mrs. Eddy, the head Christian Scientists when
she travels, special The cars are so
draughty.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-15

The Beers have blown up an armored train This
sounds Ike the old Cuban from Pinar del Rio.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-15

There viii be at least cloudy night in November
the night the scientists have predicted eteor
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-15

Dewey has secured home for his old age but only al
eligible can keep for him.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-15

The agencies this week: Industrial coadI-
tons could hardly be better"