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SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1900-02-22

2elrgrdmm pom pranoenten Hrugsr
eingetroffen, bas bon Der Situation in
kimberley uno i'm Welfen bes Sranjs
sSreiltddtes lprift.
Die 0epeIhe ldutet: vReins Beunz
rubiaune. Operationen Der 0srbiinDe=
ten I'M Weiien ausTiihrlih geplant."
Nus oem Dbisen fann erIebsn pers
ben, bab bi. MDslidteit eines 9lngrifs
fes auf Grpnje burh sine llebermaht
bonn ariegsratb Der 8uren in 8etraht
ge5oaen mar, unh bab bic 8uren auf'a
Sorsfdltieite pldne entporfen huben,
benz DormdrIh Der Yritsn in republic
faniIhes 0ebiet su beeesnen.
Gs lpar Elm hondnDiIhes5 5elearamm
an oieelbe perIon, Die Die beutige De-
peIhe empTing bas bic erIts giahrihi
bon Der britiihen Niebsrlage auf Dem
Spion Gop brahte. Sd.
8 harfes 9efedt Bel s a.
cpbsnal.
oonbon, II. Jsbr. Cine DepeThe an
bas ,Gbrpnicle" aus Sacobsbal iagt
bab nahbem Die 6. gipiIion (aeleD.
Rennp) an Donneritag Sucobsbal ge.
rdumt Bate, Inn Fh norotpdrts gu slez
ben, Die guren ben plaB lpisber BE.
febtsn. Drei 5tunoen ipdter inbefsr
pdren bic 8uren NIT benz 8ajpnett
tDieber bardus bertrieben.
Die 8epsTde fiigt hin5u, bab einia
bon ben Qonbon Smperial 9plltnteeri
an benz 9lngriffe tbeilnabmen unb iid
fiibrtan pie Die @eieranen.
8as Sriegsminifferilim giebt bi
8erluIte Bel Saeobsoal pie folst an:
Wann tpbt, IA beripunpet, Drei Der
miBt.
8erf9iebenes.
Der reifs gnglGnber 8runpiu
Batter, Der Die lsbtsn brei Sabre i'm 8
beutiden 9uIaren : aegimeat il
StraBburg in glidB ais 2ieutenan
gebient bat, lit BON bort mad Siib
dfritu abgereiit, nm ais GapitGn De
Robal Dragons in Der englii6en 9lr
NEE eegen bic 8ursn au tdmpfen.
Die id3peDiIhe 5rieoenseeIelIdaf
bat an prGIiotnt Mcainleb eineDenf
Ihrift gsianbt, in Der lie ibn bitten
feinen perionliden unb dintlihen Sin
fluB auf3nbieten, um BEN iiioafrifdni
FheH arieg mittelit ieiner sute1
0ienits 3u Gnbe Su bringtn.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1900-02-22

2onbon, II. 6s5r. Sine Oepelde
an Die ngbening Neips aus 2oren30
Warquea, patirt bDn beute, meloet, bab
aus 8urenquellen bic Nahriht tDmmt,
baB bic 9ritsn bic gursnpoiition auf
bem VaaltranB angreifen llno bab bic
Buren bic Stsaung nod INNER ball
ten. Dieie MelnGns lit nabrlhein=
lid nit benz gonlbaroement bon
Blauptrans ioentiid1t bon oem se-
Itern berihtet ipuroe.
NIlesrubisin Mrunbel.
9trunbel, 16. J.br. Mues rubig
beute. Gein Bur 3u feben. Die briz
tifhen Worpoiten bttpa9en Die gilsnS
babn. Gs iinb Mrftdrtunsen einsez
troffen.
pie Briten in Saeobsba {
Sacobsbol, Is. Gebr. Qorb Ros
berts' 9ruppen 5ostn beute bier elm.
Die Gtabt 1T felt seitern in briti{hem
8e1iBe. Die 9r0bte Drbnun9 herrlht.
Wahen finb por ben 2dben aufgeitelt
unb bic Goloaten baben bic Grlaubs
nib, iih 3u faufen. mas lie n0tbig bd~
ben. 9llles lit frieblih uno bic 8epDls
terung bat bic britiihen Solbattn
freunblih aufaenommen. BON benen lh=
nen fhlimmt @ei9ihten er5dblt iporz
ben lparsn. Seit Der 6nldht am
Wobber bat teine @arnion in Der
Stabt gsIegen. Dieltlbe 1T lebiglih
ols 0oipitaloepot benubt iporben. AIs
bic 9uren am Wittpo9 auf bic 8rittn
feuerten, erboben bic Ginipobner proz
teit. Oas beutlhe Qoipital 1T in eli
mem por3ii9Iidtn 3uitanbt. DARN
ipirb fir bic 9trtpunoeten BON beioen
5eiten sleid Dortrtfflid stforgt.
Der Gonbbroft bleibt in ber Stdbt.
No9ri4ttn irefftn bier Elm. boB bic
9uren N1oeersfontfin otrlaiftu unb IN
NoiTt auf ibrs Garmtn 3urldiebrtn.
Dur4 ben ginfoll in ben 6r<tfdat ii
un3iptiftlbdft Elm f4lDtrtr @9ldg gtz
fii6rt lporbtn. Der 3ur 6ol9e baben
biirfte, bab sine grobe Mnadbt bon
6reiitoattrn bic Rtiben btr Rdmpi<r
btrl6bt. M
,NurttintNugft!aot 8 hm
Nau
N<ap Vprt, III tbr. Cine qripdto<=
Reidt ~ ~ 0ana legh bort II gin
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1900-02-22
Nacrmm 8 8cmetsnn6e.
W,m Genior seOifnete uno nieoer ptrs
iiegelte Britfmmldldgt.
%ermerfe anf oenielben er,Gblen Die
gan,e Weidi6te.
Borgebtn ots Gongreiles in oer Sa6e
angeblid abgewartet.

Rep Dorf, II. Jebr. Der Gorrss
iponbent oes .Sournal@ in WaIbingz
ton teleerapbirt Ieinsm 8latts, bdb er
in Der Gage lei. 81 conltatiren, bob Der
8elpeis fir bic fehr fdpere Nntldge
bes Gr Gonluls Waerum lih inWd<
Ibiugton bsfinoet.
Dieter getpeis, Iagt er. beItebt tn
Stpei umtlihen 8riefunIIhldgen, ipie
lolhs i'm Goniuluroienfte CUR 0sripsnz
oung tommen, nit Darduf befinoSheM
Siee,l Der Der. Staaten.
Die llmIhldee lparsn, dls Wacrum
Die bstrefienben BrieFe empfing, nit
einem britiften VdpisrIiegel oerI6loiz
fen, bas bic 9udltd6en %. st." (Bics
toria Hegina) trug uno nit germers
fen DerIeben, in DfneH Die llmitanz
De dngegeben tDaren.
Die 8ernerfe lpdren nit ben Snis
tialen Des glerfs lii Durham untsrs
5eihret, Der Die 8riefe ge0ffnet unb iie
tpieDer berIiegelt bate, ndhDem Qlbs
Iibriften fir bic bSberen britiIfen 8es
bDrben genommea fooroen iuaren.
0iele llmialGge ndrten auf Die
GntIfeiDung zines Senatsz oDer9uus=
ausidniles, Der bic 8oamd9t BAT, ben
San gu unteriuhsn. go be6duptet Der
gorreTponpent bes nSpurnal"
0as Separtement bereitet iih fir
bic mDglihe Qlnnabue Der Wbeeler'e
Ifen HeIofution i'm 5aule bor, ourh
Die I'm etuffldrung iiber bic glngsl.s
denheit eriuht fpiro.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1900-02-22
onr als sio1atota 9onneritae, ben 81 ebruar 1900.

uno DEF dur oen II. Deotudr dngefebte
BAN ausfdllen ipiro; alIes Dies aus
Nelpeet fir Die binseIhieoene Muttsr
Der 4aiIsrin.
Der gmpfang baim Der. Stuaten
9otIhafter Nnbreip .. White unf
6rau Wbits an WaIbinstons 9e=
burtstage piro rottfinbsn. ipenn 9err
Wbite reht5eitis selunb piro.
Gin sop" i'm aaiIerbofe 1pirb fpls
gen. 0errn Whitss 8efinoen bate iih
beuts ioipeit sebsiIert, baB er uufretht
iiseT tornt..
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1900-02-22
Dit Sapanefen finb I dlau

Dit Snpaneien iinb I dlau
Naneouper, 9. g., IL. Gsbr. Mis
Sapon bic gbineitn fir iih gu setpin=
1en fu9t, III aus einem Nrtittl Der ia=
panefiiden 3eituns ~Siji Sbimbo1 81
erieben. Darin beibt Is:
rOerabe tuie bic turopGif fhenW11ts
Miffonare. 70 ierben mir Mtratt uni
Rranttnpflteer, neil bic G1inelen fiji,
fOrperlide Wobltbaten empfGnglidbe,
iinb ais fir seifti9e. ba iie iiberbiea
nur gtringe 9tgrifft bon einem Sem
fsits boben.~
Sn tint b04ft ingenuity ;
ii4e Sitaatien eeriet6en bic pol;3eiz
gnpitdne W9ite bonn Nttptotpns unh
Dorep bonn Mitorio @t3irfe, Rem
Dort~ sptlde auiammen iibtr 800
pfunb tpieqtn. oIs Fe in elmer Drof6te
~ einsm Dintr in einer Orof4tt fubz
rem. DIR 8oben b<r Deof4le brad
n6nali1 unter bkn gtpidtigtn Wdnz
nerH bur&;; 6eibe Gdpit6ne idu<n duI
bic 1iibe ~ ftfttn unb ipnrben ni4t
ptrIebt, m1ttea ob<r zine Seredt melt
II 81 4eef9h loufsp. bi8 Re hen 2ut'
}d6ef ha1db erbrtd6ea tiner 6tniter'
mei6e qnfmtri{4m momtn iDnnitn
'ul6 40 Ser npanstse9 e9mtn &itaastc''
1ost9l
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1900-02-22
6ei6dftSla8t.
Uanffige Ausii1ttu fit oas 6riibiabrss
qefnGft.


Neip yori, 19. 1eb. BON ben Qons
Apfeagenturen piro iiber bic 0ez
tslase lnis folst beridtet:
Don elmer Wn3ubl Mdrtte iommen
giin1tig lautenb< 8erihte iiber bieMusa
iid,ten fir bas GruhiahrSsei4dft. Die
Berbditnif1e biefes Sabr iinb bur9<
sGnsis beHtr ais bic avr fslben 3eit
lebtes Subr. Niht gum geringen 9beil
bat bd3u Der rqilbe Winter beigetragtn.
cine Snbuftrie. biebarunter leibet, 1T
bic 9ol3inbuftrie. oa iIoIee bes Mau.
gels an Sdntt bas 1ol3fdlltn nur IN
bel4rdnttem Mabt tattfinben funn-
Der giieninbuitris 1T cine rtge
Namfrage bonn Muslanb gu 4iilfe &c.
fommen, 10 bab porIdufis tein preiSs
riidsang 3u btfiirhten 1T. SIN @eRen
iinh bic prtife fir Robtifen unbStafl
feff; i'm Dften fdpantenb. Rupfer Is
fer. 3inn III stftiesen.
Demertensptrtb Teit im preis II
Mobbdumipone. bic nun auf 8 Gentl
fte5t. Die s{pl9e 1T etne preisitetgea
rung bes ptrdrbeiteten probuets.
ale geredIitn iinb biefe mome -.
ber in, 9reis. bauptiddlid infolgt bet
uneiinfi9tn GrnteausIinttu i'm Au3s
lamb.
1dnitrotte nnrbtn bitie Mo&e 199
aRetmtlbkt eeotn 231 ltbtt Mo6< 100
IN bi<fer 8o1e bts NorjubrS. 28o tn'
1885. $40 b 1897 anb 276 II 1896,
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1900-02-22
Mns~ukr.
singriii iar6i9er Soloatcu anf ein Wts
finduiE

glpalo, 5sr4 II. Sebt. Jarbise
Sruppen BON Sort Bib baben einen
Mnstiff auf oas bieii9e 8efdngniB ges
maht, um 5lpei aaneraoen gu be-
freien, bic oarin gefansen iiBen.
Cine Mn3abl bon Shiiien ipurbe
selpehIelt unp e5 ipiro 6ebauptet, baB
Elm Dfficier unb Elm Solbat gst0btet
ipuroen. gint poli5eimannidaft 1T gtz
bilbet iuorben, um ben Solbdten eltt.
9esen5utreten unb Elm ernltliher 3is
1ammenltoB pirb ertpartet.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1900-02-22
gtusIanb Noti5en.
10. Syebrudr.

- Die Hsaisruns bon @ene5ueIa
bat gesen Die bon port Of Spain, 9ris
ntbab, uusgebenben aabelDepeihen
iiber greisniife in 0ens3neld prote~
itirt. Die Nadriften iperben BON ibr
als unrihtig be5eidntt.
DreiuncpierSisgeam Der Slot
ten Gpblenltation in SebaItopol,
HuBlanb, iinb ipegen geltehung unD
llnterIhlaguns in 9lnflage3uItanb per=
lebt iporoeil. Sic Iollen burd ibre be-
triigeriifen Jrdnsaetionen bic Hegies
rllng um WtilliOnen 9elhdbi9t baben.
8us ipnniihe Winiiterium Bat
ben 8eidluB gefuBt, eine S6ulo dbz
3u3ublen, bic aus bem Sabre 1904 bers
riibrt. Die bdmdlise 8ourbpnenzDps
Matte bate fir Die napplepniitsl
ariese Stpei5er S0lblinge angeporz
ben, bic i'm genannten Sabre entlaher,
beren 2O6nung a6er nidt be5dblt
fpurne.
Reihsfdn5ler ssiirit Spbenlofe
bat an Die berporrdgen0lten Mttglisosr
uller Ydrteian i'm 2anbtage Ginlapuns
gen gum Diner fir Den "a. 5ebruar
eraeben laIien. Gs banoeit lih bier
I'm Elm y3nedeiien", bern nah bem
Diner ipa in unge5ipungener Meiie
Die 6Droerung Der neuen aanalpprlagc
beIpro6en iperben.
Sberlt Souuuft, Der grdiibent
bes 5ipeiten Drebfusz zHrie9sgerihts
Der fir bic 5reiipreGung pcn Orepfus
geitimmt buben lpa, lit in ben Hubes
itano getretell. Grlebnt es auh iebt
ab, iiber Iein 8otum 5u iprehen, UNI
ertldrt, er ipiirffs gan3 bergeiIen 81
neroen unD Den yieii isines 2sbens
benz Raofabren uno Der 8artnerei 81
niomen.
Muf Der iturngspeitIhtsn Snie
Hiisen unb i'm Gchtpur5palb uni
Sbenpalo maten iiH Die Nuhtpebsr
be8 lebten SbneeIturmes Defenders
fiiblbar. Die Giisnbabnsiige iteder
ItslenlpeiIe auf Der Streae i'm Shne'
| feit unb miiTeit ausssIdaufslt perben
gluberprbentlih tief liegt Der Shne
/ auf Der ShpdrSipaloz6 6ohebene, DIT
lih bonn 5elDbsra. Die SD[lentbal
babn lit gdn5lih Derpebt.
- lleber bic entIeklihen 8er6eerun
gen, tpelde bic grbbeben in ben erItei
Sasen bieIes sSabres auf Sumatrl
unb SABA Derurianten, liegen jeb
amtlihe Berihts Dor, Die fhredlid
Gin5elbeiten mslben. 9lhf Gumatrs
fino in Ia Srtfhaften, pornebmlih il
Der probin5 preanger, beren 6aupt
| Itabt Soetaboemi tkiltpeile 3erltor
lit. piele offentliehs Gebdube einoe
itiir5t. Wie perlautet, Ion Die gang
Staot 1janooer tnfo!seNusbfuhs be-
Yulfaas Oebeb 5erItStt Ietn. 6ierbe
Ieien minbeitens 500 Mspghen umae
tommen.
Der bsutihe Wpuperneur il
5iing tau bat 18O Mdnn nit 2 Sc
| i6iiBen nah aiautihau aefanbt, I'm
bic beim 8au Der Giienbabn BeIhdf
tigtsn gu ihiiBen. Gs iparen geaen bic
Irlben uno bic Bauten in lebter Sci
Derihieoene MusihreitunQsn porge
fommen.-
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1900-02-22

Ipp0 DIS yIellQg HHielpQISH.< Sle
6riten riidten langIam poripdrts unb
ihre Jnfanterie Derld)an5ts neue Stel=
luneen Dor 6uifur 0all. Sic hatten
babel nur ipenig Berluite.
gs fpirb permutbet, bdb Die 8uren
am Jreitae ibrs grobsn 0eihiiBe iibsr
Den CLUB transportirt babsn. 9as
Gstpebrfeuer lit oftsrs isbr beftis se=
ipelen. 0ds gan5e 5errain 1T biht
befpalDet.
2abninith, SamItag, ben III. 5ebr.
(Durf s9eliograpb iiber Weensn.)
Die 9uren fino ipdbrenD Der lebten
paar Gage Iebr aetip gefpsIsn unp fiibz
rem dugenldleinlih irgenb cine 8efpe=
auna aus. Die @arni{on, bod
erfreut iiber bic Ndhricbt bon benz Grs
1abe bon Gimberlep, 1T bon einem ppr=
siiglihen @eilte beleslt unb fir irgeae
etipus fdhig.
q h # lin biges @efeht bel
Oprbreht.
2onbpt, 10. sSebr. Cine 0epeIde
aus Birbs Niper Ineloet Elm @eFeht
atpiIhxn Brabants Gapallerie unb ben
Buren Bel 0prbreht am 16. 6ebruar.
9as BeFeht bauerte ad1t Stunben, big
gum Gintritt Der Onnfelbeit. Die
griten Derloren aht Mann tobt uno
bier peripunbet. 0erluite Der 8uren
unbetannt. Die 9eBteren bdtten oas
8ras rings I'M bic YpiitiDn nieoergez
brannt, 10 baB iih bic britiihen abdfi
llniformen beutlih al bem bnnflen
6intergrunbe abboben. gsad pent
Sample, beibt es in Der OspeiAe iDei=
ter, 3ogen bic 9riten in Dorbreht ein,
perlieben ss aber lpdter ipieber.
AHdsug Der 8riten aus
Hensberg erfolg t
in Orbnung.
9trunoel, Is. SSebr. Der Hiid5ng
her gritsn aus 8snsbers erfolste in
better Orbnung. Die Yorrdtbe ipa=
rem bereits am Sage porber per 8abn
suriidgs3ogen iporoen uno Die pddipd=
gen fubren ob, ete Die Rdumuns err
fplate.
Gin She'll Der stpei Gompasnien bes
Wiltihire giegiments, Der Dsrmibt
nurbe unb beIen Miiglieber berinuthz
lid ndh anftrengenbem @orpoItenz
oienft einseIhlafen fparen, tit leitDem
ein9etrpffen. Die anberen Witglieber
Der epmpagnie iino fpdbrlhtlnlih gs=
| fangtn genommen tporben.
gmren 9eben ben eng /.
den Grfplg 5u.
pretoria, II. Gebr. Nus lpeitersr
Beridten uber Die eeltrigen admpf'
BEL Suco6soal sebt herpor, baB 2OO(
Mann britilder Sruppen burh bi
Stellung Der @er5iinostsn ,n Mob4
berfIub acknowledgement uno 4imi
berlep betraten. pie Werbiinoetsr
f9nitten bic briiiite glabbut ab uni
erbeutetsll oiele Ohisn unb madltel
!, cine 4nsa6l gs,,aagene.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1900-02-22
Wieberum etne 8sihlass
nabme.

port gli3abetb, 19. 6ebr. Der bris
tiIne Ddmpfer rSabine", Capt. 9ap-
lar, Der am 4. Sonuur nit elmer se=
mifdten Waatsnlobung BON NelpWorl
dbfu6r, 1T bonn britif6en Ranonen-
boot ~9brulb1 aufsesriffeH nnb mad
Deldsoa Bai sebraht worben. Gr III
Deroddtis, arieeseontrabanbe an
8prb 3u habsn.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1900-01-25

Ribbon Sachet-Short lengths of rib
bon make very pretty sachets. Try this
in the ''meal-bag" shape. Take four
strips of wide ribbon in two contrasting
shades, twice as long as you wish the
bag deep, join, with a row of tinsel cord
or beads concealing the seams, fringe the
upper end deeply, fill with cotton
thickly sprinkled with sachet powder,
and tie just within the fringe with mar
row picot ribbon matching one of the
colors in the sachet. Both of the ends
may be fringed, if preferred, and tied as
described. Such a sachet is very nice to
keep in the drawer of dressing table or
bureau.
Hair Receiver-This is formed of three
sections, resembling butternut in form,
each smoothly covered with silk or plush
of the same or contrasting colors. The
sections are joined with over and over
stitch, excepting the edges which come
at the top, where. the receiver is left
open and suspended by ribbon or cord.
Daisy Emery ball-This can be made
from small bits of yellow silk, cut in the
shape of daisy petal, each lined with
crinoline and made up separately. The
center is small round cushion, filled
with emery powder and covered with
brown velvet. To this the petals are
fastened, and the cushion is suspended
H.
idea may be carried out with white
petals made of silk or satin, and the
center of yellow plush or velvet These
are dainty and useful ornaments and can
be made at little expense, and if not de-
sired for birthday presents will be found
to sell rapidly at fairs.
Pansy Pen Wipper-Cut the petals
from pieces of felt, using yellow and pur-
pie, or brown, as desired. Buttonhole
the edges with yellow embroidery silk,
and mark in the lines with lustra paints
taking pansy for your model. Two or
three leaves of chamois should be cut
much the shape of the upper leaf and
fastened underneath at the center to
wipe the pen. An odd pen wiper is made
by fastening the head of a small china
doll in the center of the pansy, conceal
ing the stitches with narrow ribbon
twisted around it, and forming bows on
the shoulders.
A Pretty Blotter.-Cut piece of cellu-
lOid eight inches long and three and one
half inches wide, make proper inscrip-
ton with gold paint, first drawing in the
lettering with pencil, as in that case
If mistakes are made the marks may
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1900-01-25

Dear Sisters of Home Helps: Although
this department seems givensover to the
wives and sweethearts, the, other side of
the house takes greater interest in it
than is generally supposef- The letters
are especially priced by the invalid por
ton of our readers, and rs Il belong to
that class I feel that I shoAfds like. to give
others the benefit of mys experience.
am utterly helpless, and Huf4ng my in
validism of over six yearsfK have learned
better way of doing many things. The
helpless invalid needs to, be lifted frel
quently, and I find for this, purpose that
nothing equals set of pulleys, matte fast
to the ceiling above, and to a muslin
band passing under the hips or should
ers. A slow, easy lift can be made,
which is much easier on all concerned.
I feel I could not dispense with it.
Other valuable adjuncts are dozen or
so small pads or cushions made by stiff
ing cast-off stocking legs with wool or
cotton. They are in great demand by
me. Being compelled to lie on my back
all the time, find an air cushion under
my hips to be great comfort. JOHN.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1900-01-25

BE careful how you invoke a force
that may destroy you,'' says writer
whether it be the force of electricity.
the force of habit or the force of appe
tite.' Forward tells of two chickens
that invoked power unconsciously.
The other night nearly all the electric
lights in a certain city suddenly went
out, and after minute came on again.
Pretty soon an odor like that of an
overlooked dinner filled the power
house, and on examination it was found
that couple of chickens had stolen in
and gone to roost on the main wires.
All went well with them until Chanti-
cleer, who was perched on one wire,
reached across to give good night kiss
to his dear Biddy, on the other. The
moment their bills touched the current
of thousands of volts was short-circuited
through their bodies, and the kiss ended
in lightning flash and burnt feathers.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1900-01-25

B. o. Flower; occupations of the
World to Come" by Rev. Charles B.
Brown, and 'Unobjectionable Expan-
sion," a discussion of the logical out
come of the present consolidation of
capital in the trusts
The Coming Age has already become
great favorite in thousands of the
thoughtful homes in America. Indeed,
its rapid growth in public favor is at
first sight rather surprising when we
remember that it Gevotes it's chief space
to the thoughtful discussion of serious
and vital problems of the hour, and
hence cannot be expected to appeal to
the popular taste which seeks entertain
ment rather than instruction. Doubt
less one reason for the success of The
Coming Age is found in it's diversity
and the wisdom displayed by the editors
in supplying interesting conversations,
biographical sketches and a liberal
amount of entertaining fiction. In re-
gard to the latter, The Coming Age for
1900 promises to be of special interest.
The January number opens with a ro-
nance of life and love by Mrs. c. K.
Reifsnider, entitled 1.-TWO Hearts for
One" which is to be literally illustrated
by character drawings made by well
known artist. This story opens we'll
and the editors announce that it will
be a novel of strength and absorbing in
terest. "a Modern Minister" novelet
by George Sanford Eddy also comes in
the January number and will run for
the next three months 1t is a story
somewhat of the order of I'm His Steps"
but is UNNECESSARILY stronger and more
finished than the latter. The Coming
Age for January is one of the most at
tractive of the great American month
lice
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OUR FORUl1
An old Soldier DenOuMces the Philip
pine and Transvaal Wars.
\ PROTEST..

An old Soldier Denounces the Philip
pine and Transvaal Wars.
The fendish and atrocious wars now
being waged in the Philippines and in
the Transvaal while it may help to
boom the price of Missouri mules, en-
rich contractors and give fat offices to
those who are carrying on the war for
a few, will reflect no honor or credit to
for freedom.
If those miscreants who have hOwled
SO long and loud for expansion and i'm
perialism would only consider were it
not for them this hellish work would
never have taken place, and on them
alone lies the blame. If his excel
lency," William Mckinley, as COM
manderin-chief of the army Of the
thOrity. would speak only the one word
these unrighteous, these terrible wars
might cease.
But murder will out whether it is in
the HAShiy SlNllILeu AHleiICdH C1tIAeA VI
Filipino patriot. .-..-.
Are England and America filled with
a mob of butchers and red-handed- muir
derers that they should be permitted
to go on in their hellish work? Shame
on such race. If this is AnglO-Saxon
civilization the sooner it becomes a
thing of the past the better
Fight on. brave Beers. Fight Oh,
brave Filipinos.
Fight till the last armed foe expires,
Fight for the green graves of your sires,
God, and your native land"
OLD SOLDIER
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Too Polite.

1t is we'll to be Thoughtful of other peo-
pies feelings, but in all things it is well
to be discreet. This is the moral of an
amusing tale found in Short Stories.
At a recent church dedication the
preacher, who was a stranger, followed
up his sermon by an earnest appeal for
the balance of the money to pay for the
building.
The collectors went around and prom
Uses cane in. AS the subscriptions were
one after another read, collector an
nounced: 1.-The five Black children, one
dollar" The courteous preacher quick
ly amended the statement by announc-
ing give little colored people, one dol
lar"
Amidst an outburst of merriment, the
pastor hastily explained that the donors
were white children by the name of
Black.
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Quotations for Gifts.

Whether gift be large or small, it's
value is increased by card with an ap-
propriate quotation. 1t tends to make
the one who receives it feel that the
heart of the sender is truly in the gift
These quotations may prove helpful
or suggestive to the reader.
With some trifling present, Shakes
peare's, my good will is great though
the gift be small" -,
With pair of slippers, Dickens, I'VE
must go together
With book of travel, stevenson's, ct
takes the mind out of doers'
With calendar, EmersBhy, Write it
ON your heart that every dayeis the best
day of the year" 9
With a pair of gloves,14 Dickens j,
We're pair, if ever there was one
With change purse, Mekens', I'VE
must expect change ,tss
with a work-bag, the ola proverb,
ct is never too late to mend
With any book, Holmes The best Of
o book is not the thought It contains
but the thought it suggests
For sofa pillow in poppy design,
Longfellow's. Juices of poppy seemed to
distill upon my BRAIN"
With plate given to a child, Eugene
Fields,
when thou shalt eat from of this plate
l charge thee: Be thou temperate;
Unto thine elders at the board -. !.
Do thou sweet reverence accord.
Though until dignity fnclfhed.
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Some Bright Things in the Coming
Age for January.

Age for January.
There are some economic papers of
special interest in the January issue of
The Coming Age, notably one by Rev.
Charles H. Brown entitled "The Cities
of the World to Come" This number
also contains the opening numbers of a
series of essays dealing with successful
social and economic experiments; the
opening essay is an interesting account
Of The George Junior Republic pre-
pared for The Coming Age by DR.. David
Lincoln of Boston. who spent some
time in the republic. Mr.. Flowers es-
say, "A New Prophet in the Choir Of
Progress deals in sympathetic and
thoughtful manner with Ernest Crosby's
new work, plain Talks in Psalms and
Parable" Early issues of The Coming
Age will contain some very notable
economic discussions, among which are
"The Government Control of Railways, .
by Justice Walter Clark OF the supreme
bench Of North Carolina" Fra Elbertus
|and the Roycrofters," q social study by