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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-08

frem sesing the difference between her
own lot and that Of the feathereS<and
Haunting woman who could be Aayly
attired every day and yet toll not. and
ezten she adopted the easier life. A
certain east SIDE type OF of to-
day was recruited from this A.olid
reatuYe Of the Balkan mountains,
who, treated as an animal. could not
rise above the conditions that made
her one, and who went naturally from
d~rudgery TO slavery as the lesser hard
chip. After h shame OF - becanfe
popular the present commissioner
started preventive measures and the
outcome was s society for the pretec-
tion OF girls lately landed to comsat
the forces that were determined On
their downfall Nc girl is now Allowed
10 leave the barge ehiee without proper
escort and temporary provision il mass
for her with care for future employ
ment.
The woman Who acts as mstron ct
the barge Office has TO bring many re-
sources 10 bear on her intercourse with
the woman immigrant. She is mother,
sister, friend, judge, aecuser and pro-
tector. When a woman is landed h
passes a physical examination and is
sent to the physician with a report,
perhaps a suspicion, which he inveSti-
gates or confirms. Usually, almost in
variably, the immigrant woman is ig-
norant or helpless, and the puzzle OF
where she is going has to be solved for
her. If her passage has been prepaid
the steamship agency a h name OF
her friend or relatives. and she Is easily
disposed OF. While the women are de-
tanned their lot IL made a. comfort
able as possible and they are kept from
the quarters where the men are hereed.
II they grow agit@ted and distressed
because no one meets them they are
conseled and promised. and no efforts
are spared TO find their friends.
Tyres and Types and Types.
/ The Austro-Hungarian women are
mostly hard working, good girls, and
with their booted feet (all these noun
tain women wea boots) and heads tied
in eolored kerchiefs, they present q
picturesque appearance. She takes heI
lot good humoredly, the Hungarian
sends out for her beer, munches hel
bread and chatters with her neighbour
and friends. She is a daughter Of the
earth, meets your glance calmly OF
brightly, according TO her intelligence
and with ingratiating instinct tries t
win your influence if she is held anC
thinks you can help her.
Some Of the Russian women are en-
cased in bis skin coats, reversing tn
fashion Of h beau monde by puCtini
the fur next to them and the white an
ugly skin on the outside. The italian
women would do nothing nke inst
they have thu inborn faculty Of pleas
!. ing, the charm Of Eelf-adornment, an
I they make themselves clean and at
traetive before passing through IN
nnatren's hands. Sometimes a yOun-
bride, who has been married in he
own country TO her sweetheart in thi
by proxy, is met By her Bridegroom an
they are persuaded to have the cere
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Che Female Immigrant.
FlOtsam and Jetsam of the Worlds Observation-Disclosures
Of the Old Countries at the Gateway of the New

New York. April 4.-The great throo-
bing ocean that beats against the barge
Office down at the wall Of the Battery
is still Offering to u unwilling snoreS
that waif Of misfortune, the woman
Immigrant. Every ship that lands pas
sengers at this port brings hundreds
of the Hotsam and jetsam OF woman
kind from other lands. And, as IN the
DAYS when she first came over, the
sturdy Puritan maiden TO mother a
new race. or the depOrted grisette 10
find a. compromise husband, y Wom-
an immigrant Of today mas lISCenens
on that other shore or poverty OBJ
preston or disgrace TO the siren voice
OF the great dividing waters and put
herself and her hopes on their prom
isine breast to waken to a new Ire on
their furthermcst reach. Sometimes
She comes TO join her husband, VINO
has preceded her, or q sweetheart, VINO
has earned a home in which TO receive
her. or perhaps She comes 70 an en-
derprising young brother. who punt ar
castles IN that other land and Ihen
came over the seas to make them come
tr,Sa 70 and a habitation for her, the
old father and a still younger brother,
who. in time, win help the pioneer al
venturer tc send foI the old mother
waiting in the old place for the price Oh
a ticket to follow her dear ones.
The story Of sGch a woman lnIh-
grant came to light at the barge once
h other day. A young girl had come
over from the south of Italy with her
father and little brother to join her
established brother. She was named
Observation-Disclosures Longo-and she
looked like her name. When h en-
tered the room OF special inquiry, be-
tween her father and little brother the
eyes of everyone present were penG
upon her. for she was the only pearl
that the ocean had cast up at the barge
Office that DAY.
An Air Castle Come True.
She and the boy sat down on a bench
while the father was undergoing LIS
examination, but everything ABOUT
Marietta was meanwhile telling an n
-tereSting tale to everyone in the place,
Marietta was Is, She said; she locke
like a woman Of 20, but with the eyes
and grace OF a child. In some strange
way, with the instinct Of pretty Wom-
anhood the world over, she had dressed
herself with taste, almost with style,
Her hair massed itself in a natural
pompadour, through which little rings
of baby curis slipped u and lay
against her smooth brow; her young
form defined itself roundly On an ohVe
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CONES TO GEEK oblivion or TO compel
atonement for the sacrifices she has
made. II the man a be found ne IS
communicated with and efforts made 70
regulate their lives with due o6serv-
ance OF the laws Of the country, bat
often he can not be found and then she
must go back TO the land from which
she came.
A corps of missionaries representa-
tives Of the different nationalltiess as
sist the barge office matroE ana her
aides in providing for the wemeA ana
Locating them re the best
This was rot always so. II was ne =
far cry from the time when immi-
grants, both men and women, were in
dentured."-virtually sold at auction TO
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and fell in BY companies.
The uproar was great, and II
greater. Drums ratified on eit5eSIe
OF I'll regiment and far away sue
distance. Regiment after reeOe
was formed, and ordernes b..
dash up and down the lines loOkfDr %
information for headquarters. TbsNe
jor had not noticed the tumuIt aro1S5
him. He was too busy timing his -
regiment and eompl.menting the con-
panies which turned out promof1v
had been aroused from a sound sIaI
when an orderly came to my tent foS
information.
This looks like an attack in foreA
colonel he said.
Il rushed cut 10 find half Of the ragf.
msnt formed and the major in full mi
form beafalnE On the men.
WHAT is the alarm, maj0r?' I
asked. !
u was just testing the men, colonel
lis there no attack
No; Just a false alarm which !
got up for practice said the major
The major s7vore that he would pre.
/ fer charges against me for the langIar,
which I used. but he never did. Nsz
sage after message came TO me mon
/ headquarters three miles away askinl
where the enemy was attacking and +
what form. I got tired explaining tia
my major had been merely testing my
men with a false alarm. From head.
quarters down TO the smallest drummer
every lei in that army cursed In,
major.
Nearly $1,000 tired men had beer
awakened in the middle OF the nigh.
by his false alarm. HIS name becam
known al over the lines ths next day
The major made no charges agains
me, and fortunately for him he got Of
with a severe calling Down from head
quarters. He fought bravely 20 ID
end OF the war, but his chance for pro
motion had been lost by his zeal, whic
was great"
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Wash Goods.

Best lighted Wash Goods Department
in the city. Best and choicest stock TO
select from in the city. Domestic Cling
hams, Imported Ginghams, Domestic
ana Imported Lawns, Egyptian Tissues,
silk Embroidered Crepe, Colored Swiss
es, Imported Dimities, SILK Muils,
Nercerlzed Novelties. ALL OUR HIGH
GRADE NOVELTIES WILL BE
FOUND CHEAPER At THIS STORE
THAN AT ANY OTHER IN THE
CITY.
Dark printed Foulards. worth S1-3c,
one hundred patterns TO Sc ka
lect from. at
1900 yards Book fold Percales Plaids,
stripes and figures. all dark colors,
worth 12hc and 15c
SS-inch Scotch Zephyr Ginghams in
plain and corded effects, worth up 70
25c, on sale Monday 1Aa
at -
Reql Manchester Chambray, 8 shades,
in blue, pink, green, buff and laven-
der, on sale this week GN
at
Satin stripe Indienne, a sheer wash
fabric for Shirt Waists, light and
dark coioTs, warranted TO g91n
wash without fading, at.......6A1
Sheer corded Tsffetas, bright, pretty
colorings on white grounds, suitable
for spring or summer 2AA
dresses, only
Silk Stripe Madras Shifting, 35-inch
wide, colors never wash out, worth
4Oc, put on sale Monday 1k0
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owners who would pay their passage
arrears-to the era Of the runner a
verify successor in nefarious tyranny
over the unfortunate immigrant. The
day of the runner passed away only
lately.
The pioneer woman immigrant was
the Irish or German girl. who Jared not
badly, but in the change Of conditions,
the nationality shifted and the Austro-
Hungarian came. and is now coming,
for that matter in the largest numbers.
TIE runner waited for his prey outside
the immigration bureau and usually
being Of the same nationality, easily In
dnced the stranger in a strange lane
10 let hin take her TO a boarding houss
temporarily, holding out promises o.
employment. Her little means speeafiy
became exhausted, for the boarding
houses were In league with the run
ners and. she was then farmed out, be
coming little less than q beast of bur
den. Her stelidity did not keep hel
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as numerous in this country as in their
own Moreover, the Irish or German
girl who now comes over has a mind
above service; local influence or native
ability quickly puts her into a shop
or a factory, and If she should go into
service it is but as a to an end.
Italian girls go into service, and
few of them come to this country un-
less to join male relatives. Even that
is comparatively infrequent, fer it is a
rule that the italian workman expects
to return and marry in his wv land.
and to buy a little farm with the earn
ing5 he has saved here. It is his pSsn
to invest them in the country whsre
money is reckoned by centfmes rather
than by dollars, and where there are
blue skies and no hurry-forever and
ever.
Caring For the Unfortunate
Truly unfortunate is the woman who
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-08

in such a state that they can't answer
the necessary questions. Why, some
times a paar Of Russians WIN delay Us
fifteen minutes by their hysterfcal
weeping over a reunion"
About one-third Of an the immigrants
landing here are women and few of
these come Independently; those who
do are Of a different type from Nariet-
ia, although the prettiest women that
now come are Of the Italian p-easantry.
In other years the irish and Germans
represented he majority, and generally
vent into service: but these two ma
taonalfties are now so amalsarnated
with the American people that they
a hardly be considered aliens. and
their friends and relatives ara almost
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Pete Escaned-

Wearing a black shawl and an anxious
expression, q woman rang the d0orbeU At
the home of an East Side clergyman the
other evening.
Are you Rev. Soandso2' she asked
when the clergyman gave her a chair N
his study.
Il am" he replied.
DO you remember marryin' Elizabeth
Brown and Pete Simpson four weeks ago
] tonight2'
L believe I did
I'm Eliza"
Are you. indeed? I thought remem-s
Eyes. I thought I'd drop IN and ten ycy
that Pete's escaped"
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Knit Goods.

WOMEN'S MERCERIZED AND
Isle VESTS-In white, pink, blue
and black, low neck and no kAN
sleeves, worth 75c. ..............vOO
Women's pure white Lisle Thread
Vest, low neck and short 0Ea
sleeves o -. -..............VVV
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-08

Place your moving orders for our
new three-tOrse Parlor Van, uphol-
stored and padded; no chafage; makes
moving a pleasure. 3. & o. Transfer
& Storage company, Al West Second
South street. Telephone, 355.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-08
4 Ruda Bird.

(DetTOlr n PreSSJ
when Delia'S young man calls she has
TO put her parrot out Of the room"
What forF'
'Oh, her father taught Il to screen
Time to go Ehensver the clock strikes"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-08
Yokinss and FrOntingS.

Point Venice all overs in ell the new
butter colers. white and ivory effects;
very rich. each piece a gem; not q
duplicate pattern IN the city GS m
all prices from S5c to ......-E~HSS
Laces-everythlng that is beautiful,
from the narrow edges for the baby
to the wider wldths-an 80 80
prices. from sc 70 .....---.-.ForOO
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Truly unfortunate is the woman who
Decorah-posten., 1900-09-25
@piicr Punocfico.
JnoiancrfpinOcr banter. ipiicr 0nn'
Dr!jeD. blir ip8e % DOR.

Wihita, a%aniaa, l6pe Sept.
Sreoioe Squdps at Gidgeltommen
er bsoe, % 0unoreoe til er lpge siter
en- N~eoicinoanS os en- Sunoefeil, iom
oleo bolpt peo 8eoper GIeets BREEDER
mar gpen Yatubufo | Den isrits Del
al oenue u9e. Sun Squaps tog DEL
/ Soften. @ber Squalp / Olaseitdms
men bar en- 5ormue paa oper $4,000,
og DUN bar ubginet minoit Ii9eiad me-
act paa at bIipe uooannei, men uosn
6sIo.
De bar life boIbt en- i~aaban iycjt
paa mango Qar, % Snoiansrasenttn
b.ep meget iorbauiet, pa ban berts. at
en- 9unoefeit blep bolot. ga. 500
G1udp6 ira ale Rationcna 9anter
iamleoe zig iii DAMIEN. % ire 9unore
b fece 6unoe bleo Ila9tet ben feriic
Dag. BE blep togt I en- umaloslig
&ieoel, "a ale Squutps brat Suppen
% oup 9jcbei fra sjebeItn, rpor BET
bar logt, De 'tat Sopepsrns nso /
Siso og Suppemaslen % oab o. orot
ia matte % ~uisrite. Sod tos be op
oe feotebe Ben % muuIebe pad benz
iom liaeiou neget belitat Sut.ertei.
6per Squatp bar ifsrt Fl lllbtGppe
"a bupoe maiet a~ATietet. Srgtn
"gud" III 9oo til at pGre t%iI'teoe.
pa be 9oooe rot fra iis, iorsnos
BEN fornsmits Squap, Gin Dog 5acs,
at ce ituIoe oanie en- Gtuno. De tog
al fla Tine ulot9ppsr % gap zig til at
bonTe. Npgle folot befpimet ON. %
bet bar onieet for et spbt BARREL.
1anien rarsos btle ben ferite Rat,
og ben ne'ts Mor9sn hoIbt be ct mt
5enmunltio. Den Matte Gftermiooag
bcgpnrte Damien ieisn. og fsr BET blso
msrtt, bar ii 1aniere beoe. Or fife
pad, til trsoibe bar beoe.
Decorah-posten., 1900-09-25

mel, tom ban Der i'll 8iuneibeit
Gountn, Soma, bpor ban ON Sommss
rem gioroe 6armarbeioe, mems ban
ON Yintereu gil poa Stole. "a ban
bar Is Adr 1ammel, fjebte ban en-
5arm / Wortb Gountp. men sit
fremoeles paa StoIe ON Yinteren
/ Iecorab. 0dn aFIluttebs i'm StoIe
oaunelie peo at fulosnoe et tommer-
SIRIUS / SanespiQe, BiS.
Samiioig meo. al ban breo i'm 6arm
/ Wortb Gountn, ddbneDt bon |
Nortbpopo en- 6orretnin9 % ToIgte
ferit 5armreofaber, % ieuers hdnc
leoe ban peslIoen meo S%ernparer.
9redturer % 8ruroetenoom
me; en- al Fans Specialitetey par o.
Ida at importere % I9lse 6eite. San
foritieliqe 5ppnibip Gm
% pal0tes / 1887 til &asierer
for Wortb Gpuntp. Genrc Stilin9
bebplot ban / 6 Mar. SCR bans
iibite 3ermin bar uoe, balgtes ban
til Meblem al 2s~Qistdtpyen. 6dn
blep ogfaa gienbaIgt. { I'm 5ieneite
tio bar ban 6ormdnb eltr Meblem
at pietige 9omiieer. s 1890 bar ban
meb at orguniIsre Gortblppob gant
Gompdnp, inn bar Banter /
Nprtbpooo og 9eniett. 6an er
aompariets 9rGiieent. San eisr
5arnte og itore 9runoeisnbpmme I
Minneiota % beQse 9atoto=
erne. 1898 onlqtes ban til Meoz
lem af Sonoresisns ReprGientontz
bus meb 21,46S Stemmer. 6dn3
oemotratiFe MDoitonoer bapos 13
$40 Stemmer.
Decorah-posten., 1900-09-25

Tprbmane / 1raIoforiftens Gem
irum. eau Claire % Ghipperpa GALS.
og paa bars Sasbrus arbeiceoe ban.
Gneans par ban faa ubeIois. at en-
Spiint at ct gorb tafepes imoa ham
at Sdstn % rarnmeoe BAN ! bet enc
Die, iaa ban lGnge maatte bploe
Sengeu. timber i'm Sppoom bleo
ban tiarlis pIsiet at en- uenlis 5ele'
mdrtslente, % be TO tom til at bcloe
al hinonoen. 0a nils bar bIsoen
helbreoei, sifieoe be iis, % blanbt
here's Bern sr Charles g..
Charles bar arpe. Ct ti9rli9t Sinh
% et pinosnn 09ien at bssse 6orrls
orere. "a bans 5aoer bapoe arbeis
DIT itg op, tpg ban Here al line So
iteno % oerefier o9Iau 6pr9lorene
oper til 4meritu, hpor 5rempsleau
bIeo here's npe Sism. Sen4
nsu Charles bite tiolis sooe Gpner,
% ban bIsp isnst iii Stdt8uniperfites
let / WdoiIpn. Ser 'tloereoe ban |
Here 0intre, msoens ban | Spmmers
tioen urbeioeoe for at ftdHe Iig 01ios
Ter. 0o ban blep faroig, lasoe ban
fig efter 2~optanofdb % ftuoereoe
fsrit unoer en- pripat Wanuoutter 81
fulctuott Gtuoierne Deb Statsuuiper
~iiietet. @ue. Iom tienete BAN. iputss
ooot ON ben unas Wonb meo Del ben
neIrle @eisn. % / ct pur Stntre
eiuroe 2esisIaturen BAN til i'm Dot
MEIER. GAN bleo "oomitteo 10 tbs
bar" % bet aidIot at fnOe fla e 9ir
tefeIt. 9iI Spos Gatctu Iteoneoe IA
ipm isnsre mango Snopanorere. %
Den unee Charles u. 0erreio fulgte
Strgmmen / 1888.
6an tom tioliq ino / polsitea.
0dn blep odIdt iii Gountp Nnpptat /
fl Gountp % iensre til 0ommer.
6on bar peret MsoIem al ~llniperiite
tets 8oaro Of 3ruItess og al Sta
tens 9eoro Of Reosnts, iom fSrer
cnetIte 1ilIpn meo Stdtens Stol,
~anItalter. s 1892 ual9teS ban til
8icsaubsrnsr Ga ~gienpalgtes / 1894.
Z 1898 lec;oc Fan fom Stotstomi
teens formouo Republitanernts
Goigtdmp / pos0atota.
Decorah-posten., 1900-09-25
balelcie Rate.

Iaa ben life 2 Wnn, ium figgsr
imelem Gnslauo % Srlanb, iirbes Der
en- mRrfslig satte. STAGE, ipm i Stsoet
for aotieus iGououlise lause Sale, fun
eier en- fort Stump.
On auaiomiit unoerisselie, iOm en-
ironif gibsuitabsmanb nplig bar antil.
lei, bier, al mebsns aoiis cllers bar %
SaueboiruIrr, bar ben "balelgie~ SO,
fun 8, bporaI be 10 iioite er meset imaa
% m~isoduneoe.
S9iaa / Sapnu % pna S~unooperne
iinoes Der aatte uoeu Sale. SoOrIeoes
oisie 8acer or ~opitnaebe, er man life
far puer. Wuiisuis ifpioss bet tils
irloies eemlGfslisr, iom ienere sien.
mem Yarrinsspals bar irembrast at
fonitant RacemRrte.
8 5rsoeritsoai Mflls paa SialGno
ianstss Der en- balelss Snniai. ium peo
Ct llbsio baoos Mite, 5alsn, % al bpis
aItom en'elie ligelepes blsp balsisie.
Decorah-posten., 1900-09-25

nprit. % noele Splnsrinser ON bans
Sertomt TOR berfoJ rare al Snter-
este. geotefaoeren par en- 9aaingz
Dol og tom i en- ung aloer til 9ars
bangor, bpor ban ilog i5 neb peo u
fipro (alm. frspet giofiorb), io.?
itiarsr iig bnbt ino i 2ansfjslcere %
optuesr BEN bsrcmte @sringios i TT
Stiso. 6auingoftsn hso Ole, pg ban
% bans boroauserfe aone III life
minbre snb u gern. Sou mango
par bet life Idu ersit al srn9rs. II lar
Seoen Ituloe uooinoss AZ ben ipars
iomms ,Soro msll,m Berg oe Stsn.
oe Sfunsn Rils iom tiolia uo til en-
bra Rdno pdd 0darosn !Serrsio,
bporefter Ban tos Ram. Saa reiite
Fan til @merita, bbor Der er mere
Bum for en- frsmoofyebenee lima
bonn eno msllsm SdroaugsrfieIosue.
Rils Slior 6errsio itauiecs. fem es
Feits | be 1ags. bau aOibtouong;
men ON 8intsrsr RENE ban pal
1rmmsrbueit lGnser, cpps | WiscOns
Yin, pa her bIto ban Ontfiosr bosnps.
Sobn Dit bar i be Dag. en- beiisnst
Decorah-posten., 1900-09-25

itebs, % Uslsen piier zig. Stal Ri
snbnu 'Deeblipe meb at ilase aft ! os
poa en- Menmfealbsr for | ct CART
at bli riseg~
Decorah-posten., 1900-09-25
6ijferigopmmen.

"Iiffen | g(laftd er sftsrftrRbt al
"gannsrs" og "puters." Roget bsr
sisres for AZ resulers 3rdften. Gn
Bitter fan fare uo, oe bare meo
Snsre % aroe tan ban paa en- ZINE
bale op iuttil IL apsiter (5alibuts).
Rosls at benz sr ioa iinre. al De peier
200 puno. iad ban life bar Rum til
benz / 9aaoen og maa Ia Dem gaa.
Der er Nlilioner al 5orTtrW pridoer
al Silo. SpGrme al Gar. gIisrs
Tnces lite. men al dnoen Stjalflt .r
Der / MGuecs. 4laTta fan forinue
belle bort fore eano mso gift. SOOr.
IGnss Riaopmmen oil bare. er ct an,
bet Spsrsmaal. Mau par orspst
Ropiifs / Columbia 2ipsr os onnst.
Decorah-posten., 1900-09-25
Yriiernc saar neb.

"Wian tan MI ienoe 0arer fra San
6rdnciscp til Ilaita fer So Commit,
% bermeb er bet fprbi meo be operz
breone Pmriier. Sui tiebes for $50
pr. 5on. Deb Nlafas8 olfeng
>Stranb er Der en- Wlasie 0riptems
mer, ION er iammenitupst til en- Ssibe
pad inotil 20 Sob os Iisser pg refer
pGd en- StrGtnins al mango Wil.
Sopftrsmmene fsrer Semmeret bib
fra mango 9antsr az ,Soroen. Del
tommer fra Snoien. China. Sdpdn og
be amsritanIts 2dnos pep StiGebapei.
Oct er gcpi iisnlist til 8ranoiel."
Sc Snpiebte.
Mr. Yericldt taller pei ON Be ino=
fsets og tiger, at be aabenbdrt sr az
9ineIlt og japaneitit afftamnina.
(Det iamms CT ale S~nbtansrs). De
er 'tiooent6roige o. uporne; men be
er priftiss % bill sitrns arbsios. De
orbeioer ilittis for en- Dollar ON Daz
gen. De er foritanoigs % ~tpiits;
men frsmIor ali ,r be 9rliee. Do
ieg / iorrias qar iorloo Ilaftn." for
taller ban. ~sftsrIob ieg en- sOe Cor
Ipnine at Wubpdrsr / min 6ptte pad
Datatasas Siranosn. Der bar Sui
Ter. aaHs os en- Del andre sOos Ting.
ssg ilos bare en- Spiser / 0stsn, ba
iss @reiits. ps oa iea trm isisn iDaar.
itoe altine. Tom oa iss forloo o.i.
(Jorti9iiss pai soe Sioe.l
Decorah-posten., 1900-09-25
Representative
Noromrno.
t5ortirttelie.

Eli Repraientant for Abe Srusrsss
oiitritt | Soma bar Republitansrne
for anosn Sang opitiaet GiIbert u.
Sauaen iom lin aanbioat. 9ortiet
par tilfrsos mep Sauesns grbeioe i
ben FORTE Ssrmiu % Iases i'm 9il4
freosbso meb BAN for Dassn peo at
sips BAN Rominationen igjen ~snitenl
mig.
8ilbert Y. 9ausen blep ieot / Rot
Wiserniin, / 1869. 0an 1T
fin ferite ueoannelie paa Common
StoIen. ia ban BAR Ia Aar gam
Decorah-posten., 1900-09-25
Ii. I Snb 7afuta.

Charles q. !Serreio, iom er bet re
pubIitanite Qdrtis 8uDernsrtunOioat
| Spbs9 ototu, blep int / 1857 !
5rempeleau Gountp, Wis. gan er
Decorah-posten., 1900-09-25

Seq bar mootagst SnmaIinsn '6usren.
men. COB Etnno. "a ri liter ben spot. Ten
aaar let, aTbeioer eoei % ipartr soot I'll ~
Eaun. Snssn oil auert. ON be a~riiafer en-
al benz 5Iest So Gents. Gle Z. copes,
9ui5ioro. N1iun.
Decorah-posten., 1900-09-25

tJOrtiati.s paa sOs Sios.)
Decorah-posten., 1900-09-25

Spnalfiren "6llsDennen", iom ieg mootog
iDr Ell 5 MaaneDer liben, er lloen tpiul Ell fgrite
flasies Wialfiue; ben CT baabe iolto % pen Dg
ben gipr nDmGrfet gobt arbeioe; ben er fulot
iaa gpb iom nogcn Wiaitile for $50. aae, ionl
pnifer en- Spmaifille, tan ipare Jig milloit S25
peb at fipbe "6usuer1en". Sragt e Gents.
Ole sc. Gbriitiani on, Stanlen Wts.
Middletown transcript., 1900-12-08

McNulty merely sets forth that
on the face of the returns, he
was elected Senator. But the
contest of Mr.. Ross raises the
question Of right and wrong If
it was right for the Democrats
to block the election and deprive
206 citizens of the right of fran
chise by force and fraud in the
Third Election District in the
city of Wilmington, it viii be
wrong to seat Mr.. Ross. If this
action was wrong then it would
be not only condoning the offense
but becoming parties to the
wrong not to seat him. And
that is all thereis to the question.
There is and should be no poll
tics, either factional or partisan
in the matter. 1t matters not what
party or faction Mr.. Ross be-
longs to, his contest should be
settled on its merits. And if
the facts are as the Morning
Ncaos sets out in its views col
umns, there is only one side to
the matter.