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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-06-14

Oily has put his extinguisher on Mr..
Bryan, as editor, although he had to
stand on tiptoes to do it. After
"dousing the glim" lie considerably
suggests that "Travel would do him
good" That puts US in mind of the
story OF the fight between the giraffe
and the mouse. "What are you do
ing, my little friend?" asked the long.
necked quadruped, as the rodent vic.
iously gnawed at his hoof. eight
ing" was the reply. Fighting, in
deed; we'll we'll! Pm sure l don't Oh
ject, but be careful when move my
hoof, or may accidentally crush you"
Now if Mr.. Bryan ever finds out that
Oily has wasted his energy in attempt
ed lampoon, he will be apt to make
some such remark.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-06-14

The appointment of American
teachers for the public schools in the
Philippines-there are to be about a
thousand OF them--seems to be re-
garded by the War Department as Re-
publican pap.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-06-14

The man who has been insisting
that his salary began from appoint
ment to the position of Printing Elk.
pert. several weeks before he qualified,
is now confronted by the unwelcome
fact that it does not began at all, and
he is just "out" the amount he has
appropriated" to make a start as
Expert. That was one OF the "good
things" the Legislature has accom-
plished.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-06-14

MRS. Julia Ward Howe, author OF
the Battle Hymn of the Republic,
celebrated her SD birthday in Boston,
last week. She is noted for her lee.
lures, essays and poems ON current
topics. While it is forty years since
she wrote the war poem, it is safe to
say, it will live in the hearts of gener.
atoms yet unborn.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-06-14

ANOTHER mine disaster in Pennsyl-
vania adds seventeen more names to
the death'roll from a explosion which
occurred Monday night. William
Allison, one of the victims, was a sec.
ond-cousin of President Mckinley.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-06-14

Oily has patent on u method oil
justification of trusts. He declares
that England has trusts, and why
may not We have them, now that we
are aping royalty. True; why not?
1t is an old saying that "The horns
and tallow should 60 with the hide"
in closing a perfect and syme,rical
deal, and the question will obtrude,
why not have all the trimmin's" with
the purple, if it must be worn?
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-06-14

A fire started in a lodging house at
about 10 o'clock Saturday night. at
Everett. Mrs. f. Fitterling, aged so
years, suffered burns from which she
died about four hours later. An un-
known mans left hand was badly
burned. Before the alarm was turned
in Edward kellogg, a motorman, rushed
upstairs and found Mrs. Fitterlin e
standing amid the flames, which were
pouring out from all sides. Kelly
fought his way through the flames
with the woman, and reached the
street. She was taken to the Wind
sor hotel where she died four hours
later after much suffering.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-06-14

SNEERs at the success of Mr.. Bryan's
paper would carry more weight if &C.
companied by the name OF a man in
politics, in any party, who would not
start paper if assured OF the support
that has been given to the Commsoner.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-06-14

WILL POWDER BURN"?-The grad
ual consumption OF from 20 to 80 tons
OF smokeless powder at the Mare Island
Navy Yard, Vallejo, Cal, last week, is
a matter of much comment. The bare
idea of that amount OF powder being
consumed without terrible explosion
and consequent damage to property
and probably life, is one OF those anom-
allies which staggers belief. The fire
burned a whole day, with no further
explosive effect than lift OF the roof
of the brick building, in which it was
stored, from gas generated by the
burning powder. 1t is supposed that
chemical action is responsible for the
destruction of the powder, which in
wolves loss to the government of from
100000 to $4,000. If it be due to
that cause, wide field of inquiry is
open to the student of that branch of
philosophy. When the roof blew off
there was fight of all people living
near the yard to a ravine, half mile
off, where they camped out the re-
mainder of the day. Had the powder
exploded in its usual way, it is safe to
say that the whole city of Vallejo
would have instantly become a wreck.
The flames were finally extinguisked
by stream of water from the steamer
Ell Captain.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-06-14

Two eastside members of the Legis-
lsture-Pucket of Spokane and Dur
ham of Whatcom-arrived Wednes-
day evening, an hour after the as
sembly had adjourned sine die; not in
time to draw mileage, to say nothing
of per diem.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-06-14
Parade at 10 O'Clock a. m.

IN June 97h Campbell
hall mile elegantly
Champion
high
nationality take part in the parade making
body. Q " 0 ~ ~'
wardrobe
sight before witnessed
dive Free outdoor performance the show
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-06-14

NOTWITHSTANDING the cost to the
British Taxpayers of the Transvaal Re-
public and the Orange Free State, the
title to neither has yet been obtained.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-06-14

MOORE "FIRED" FROM THE Con-
MIssION.-It seems that the Pan.Amer-
lean Commission for this State is hav.
ing no end of trouble over dispensing
the small appropriation for securing a
showing OF our resources and advan-
tages at the big show. They have re-
solved that "There's bar'ly enough
money for the officers" of the Commits.
sion, and now, after much wrangling
they have deposed their executive
head, o. M. Moore, and selected Elmer
E. Johnston Of Everett, to take the
helm and guide if possible their craft
from amid the breakers. Moore tele.
graphed President Ankeny for a hear
ing of charges preferred by Secretary
La Wall, but without avail and he was
dropped at once.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-06-14

HIS accidency pleaded most pit
tifully for the Legislature to confine
itself to amendment OF the Rands law
and not touch his vetoes; but the
irrepressible and profane Republican
majority got in its deadly work with
certainty, celebrity and precision.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-06-14

JUDGE Waterman, OF Chicago, has
declared black-listing" to be legal.
1t is only boycott by plebeians that
comes under restrictive rule.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-06-14
Solar Disturbances.

An inquirer is informed that lie is
correct in attributins the present back
ward spring and summer to the infu-
ence OF opaque spots upon the disc OF
the sun. None Of the deductions OF
Astronomical research has been more
firmly established, and reinforced by
observation, than the theory OF SUM-
spot influence upon terrestrial temper
ture and weather fluctuations.
1t has been found that these solar
/ disturbances, induced by dark spots,
are periodical. The lapse of time be-
tween the minimum and maximum
number and size of the spots has been
placed by astronomers at about eleven
and half years. Our luminary is at
present passing through its maximum
period Of spot visitation, and hence
our cool weather. Theoretically speak.
ing, then, we may look for normal eli
matte conditions during the interim
about 1867, and another period OF
abnormal conditions about 1923.
An ordinary telescope with tinted
glass protection, or prismatic eye.
piece, will suffice to show sun-spots oil
considerable size. The cause of these
great Opaque protuberances and de.
pressions upon the suns surface is
practically unknown, although almost
every astronomer persistently holds to
his own views regarding the phenom.
ena. The great majority OF these dark
patches can be seen only through the
monster telescopes OF government and
university observatories, while, on the
other hand, some have been visible tc
the unaided eye, exceeding in extent
the diameter of the earth.
Despite the alleged serious outcome
of backward seasons, as the matter
may appear to our shortened sight, we
have only to take refuge behind that
divine assurance, "While the earth
remaineth, seed time and harvest, and
cold and heat, and summer and win.
ter, and day and night shall not cease
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-06-14

SMALLPOX has broken out in Der.
nard's camp, near Hoquiam, and the
men have been placed under quaran.
tine. One of their number is in a pest.
house provided to meet the emergency.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-06-14

THE Sportsmen's Association of the
Northwest will meet in Walla Walla,
on the 25th and probably remain in
session four days.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-06-14

PORTLAND expects the American
Federation of Musicians to meet there
in 1905,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-06-14

IT is said that fully 10000 people
attended the funeral of the late J. j.
Weisenberger, at Whatcom, Sunday.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-06-14

Mr.. McKinley's reciprocity halo
may in time hide the marks of the
high protection headgear he wore for
so many years, but it has not yet done
go,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-06-14

CHI-BANo! Down goes one of the
Governors fuglemen at the report of
the Republican blunderbuss.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-06-14

An International Mining Congress
will meet at Boise, Idaho, July Odd.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-06-14

The bankers OF the State meet June
10th, at Spokane.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-06-14

The Big Show
their
the performers with the big
phicay the only leature
much advertised producing that be duplicated
other show, matter how
Trained elephants dogs positively highest jumping
earth.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-06-14

SHORN OF THEIR HoNoRs.-Thos.
Webb, of Riverside, Mason county, is
disconsolate over the fact that the
Washington Pioneers Society have
placed the limit for membership at as
late a date as 1S75-nearly a quarter
of a century after the amcotty chacos
came to the then Territory of Oregon,
which was organized under proclama.
ton of President Polk, in 1S4S. He
thinks that those who came after the
completion Of transcontinental rail-
roads, and escaped the haEdships of a
four, five or six months journey the
plains across" are hardly pioneers in
the sense that the organization was
founded upon, and if there is any dis
tinction attached to the hardships of
pioneer life it should not be wrested
from those who, at best, will have but
q short time for its enjoyment.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-06-14
Old Glory S Birthday.

This daytime l1th-is Flag Day.
While 1t has not yet been set aside, by
legal enactment, Tor = public holiday,
it should he observed in form and
>pirit, to inculcate anew those princi-
piles it represented in the formation OF
alree government OF the people.
1t i ore hundred and twenty-four
year ago to-day that Congress. in the
mids, OF privations and dangers which
tried mems souls" passed this reso-
luton
That the flag OF the thirteen United
states be thirteen stripes, alternate red
and white; that the union be thirteen
stars, white in blue filed, representing
Il new constellation.
Forty one years later, the growth OF
this brilliant new constellation com.
PEELED another enactment by Congress
giving a permanent rule for the stars
and stripes:
OF July next the flag OF the United
States be thirteen horizontal stripes, al
ternate red and white; that the union be
twenty stars, white in blue field, and
that on the admission OF a new State
into the Union one star be added to the
union OF the flag; and that such addition
take effect on the fourth day OF July
next succeeding such admission"
The American Flag Association, or.
ganized to perpetuate the patriotic
meaning of the symbol, has issued an
appeal for general observance of what
it denominates the first Flag dav o.
the new century" The appeal is, in
part as follows:
We earnestly exhort our citizens tC
join in making the celebration of Flag
day an event in this first year Of the new
century to see to it that the stars and
stripes, with all they mean shall or
June II, 1901, greet the rising and salute
the setting sun, from every church edi.
flee, school and public building, and also
from every private dwelling, however
humble, throughout the entire land.
Will not each Mayor of a city invite
his fellow citizens; will not every editor
and publisher of our influential public
press; will not the officers and members
OF our patriotic societies; will not all
school officers and school teachers; will
not our patriotic citizens; each one, in
the way he can best serve, have part
in celebrating Flag day, 1902"
1t will scarcely be claimed that there
are too many holidays to give place to
one annually to old glory. While it
may be too late to secure general &C
action this year, let the date be borne
in mind, and let the next Legislature
he the first of any State to set aside
the 14th of June as a public holiday.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-06-14
SALIVA, Kan. june

SALINA, Kan, June 10.
Practically all of the students in the
Wesleyan university have threatened to
quit that institution forthwith if the
board of trustees insist upon removing
DR.. F. D. Tubbs, professor of natural
science, whose name was dropped from
the faculty list on Thursday, owing to
his ideas on evolution.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-14

Zen 4oe DARTS 1901 %begpnote ban
i'm anDen Sermin.
De 6oreneoe Stater fit lin isrite
.Br9iioent Den 30te alpriI 1889 OF
bar | Oct belle bapt "a Er9iioenter.
2ao os lie, bpor itor oeres @ien,
neminitsaloer bar p9ret. 8i mao
oa uoelaoe De TO, iom Ieper, og lige.
leoes De TO, iom falbt for Woroer.
baanb. Ser blir altiaa 90 igien.
0isie 90 Iepeoe tiliammen 1881 Aar
altiaa gienneminitIis 711a aar bucr.
Sum Bolf % Irtbur bebe, isr De bar
so Iar ganle. ane DC andre bleo
oner 60, flere oper 10 og so, ia /
en6og ober 80.
Oct ipnes, iom 9eltoeelie / Bolt.
tit life forforter 9epetioen. Snorerc
eiper SiItorien os oct mobiatte SSno.
trpf. : gnalano err mango StatS.
memo blepne meget gomle; Ri buife.
ane @laoitore og 2oro geoconsiielb
foruben Sen ninGrenbe Eremier,
Salisbury; Yalmeriton, Hobert Yeel
oa sobn Giisien opnooeoe cgioo en-
bG Tloer. 2perit / IIber blanht
frantic Statsmpnb too @ilisot, iom
bIep 81 aor, oe bIanot tpffe Sprit
gismard, Tom troos ct ItormenSe
2io fra ltnabommen al blep SO. Sc.
iaa / set file Horae err Tolitiferne
temmeIig ieiglipeoe. .. q. ltelonb
bleo II s(ar. Treberif Stang p,
SSSoobrf 81. Gen minrrenbe He.
aierinashef. StotsminiIter Steen. or
fsot.j1s27.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-14
2lrienif / menneifehaar.

0Sr. Gbmunb 8nedt % s. Seprbe,
10 laroe / 2pnbpn, bar / ct nplis ubsis
pct @rbeibe paapiit, at Irienif let fpm.
mer iub / Saaret paa Eeripner, iom ta=
ger @iit ifslse Tofturrecept eler briffer
Gl, iom er arienifbolpiet. Som wan
peb, ipreifriper Ell Serge life ijeleen Irs
ienit for ipse, men / imaa 9uier. Ser'
imoo er bet MOB ale 9ope at blanbe Irs
ienif i 81, % bet fremfalote berfpr ct
Scrbitreliens Sfris / BILE Gnslanb, ba
bet / iibitleben Sinier blep cpbaset, at
Srpsserierne b%etiener fig al Silt lite.
betipr Sumle, iaa ilere Mtenneit Ter osbe
al at briife icrsiiist 81. 5ormooentlis
er flere al be ameritanlfe Srpsserier life
bebre END be enselife.
Spbasellen al at Irienif letter iis i
Saarsi, er al flor Yetponins / mango
berieenoer. Alereoe igr bar Semitic.
rem @autier / Yaris siprt upm9rtlum
paa, at 3pr ublpnbrer Irlenif sjennem
i'm SaarbetlGbnins. Hu er psiaa Meu'
nelfene tonne paa 9iiten. @n 1rslt err
bet, naar be l9roe fprt9ller ps, at osz
Iaa ct luuot Menneife altib fprer enoel
srienit / iis; men M9nspen oerai CT
iaa rinee, at ben life fan ppoaees.
9aar psrimoo ct Menneite siennemsaar
en- Nrlenii Sur, fan Der / bets Saor fuls
res grien,t i 5orbolb 0.3 til 10000.
% hos en-. Der lieser ing al arleuifbcl.
eiat 81, er Der innoet Grlerif | Saaret
eiter 5prhploet l til 10000. @iiten
letter iis / Saarets Marp. Sppriur
ben bet ejer, er enonM aloeles uppflaret.
5or en- 8emifer er Oct let at ppoase,
ON Der er Nrienif | Saoret. Gr N9nss
ben al &iiitpf, Tom Menneifet bar ops
taset / iia, ubetnbelia, Ter man | Saars
marpen ineeuitng naar Spritsrrellen
meb @itrpifppet er ipas; men or Saas
ret fprit bebauplet mee &pbber' gmmpn
% S~prItprrelien er it9rt, fpmmer imaa
arpnne Dele al Sobberarienif iilipne.
Oct er life iunot at liaas iarnmsn
meb @snneiter icm bar slrienit | ut
Saar.
@eb gisisrelien ai wiorbiaser peS
Neutrality-suspicious. fcmmer ben npe OPP
eaaelie I'll at ipiIe Ell lior Hpls. .
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-14
On Wonarf'& omares.

Sielge Ell engelif Ipis, Ser oite er
pei uuberrettet paa DC itorpolitiIfegsp.
beoers Smrnooe. fol G5oreu bare
meooeli Oct borite sol Ell YIon, ban
n9rer, ON iii @siten at iao larmen'
faIot Ell aongres al ole europas
Monorfer.
aonereSien ifuIoe meoes / aisben.
bopn. % Seniieten meo Den lfulbe
ppre at berebc Monorferue Iuleh.
ming til perioulie Sanfeuoperlins
meoaenoe Gle piatige INTERCHANGEABLE
Sperasmaal.
Sbeen beiirber liz enbui pna 6or.
bereoeliernes Staoium. Spis 10.
ialoei al De poogaaenoe Sonortneer
life bIioer tilfreSsitinenhe. cpeipes
TIanen. flyer gIohet.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-14
0bab ct Cbaritis /?

On bump. banffnoe Smerte, leoiaset al
en- Cmbeos iornsmnieli os yrgnon neberit
| Sioen, ntco II jVpulig jasenoe Smerte,
iom ipoer paa D~etRuoeiie.
Web llnterisselie uI oct blipe fnnott. at
bet imertenoe Sten uiier cuoei Sphopnei.
2ette er ct fprlte Erin al SDaritis. . ten.
belle al Godrierne. Quts 4asct rrer lit
9uS er ut1t min Spiter. Iu pil itrar faa
bet iot iitanb. Sporfor lille pie Dit Ssseme
bet famine Senipn?
On bebsuer iffe. 1u bsr lite tiuabe Dig
ielp at lioe, naor Ell at DIT eset aipn no.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-14

Oct IniersoeY" iagoe bun % iac
neb / @uInetI
Get brono-guI.rsoe," ioareoe ben
beS Ianb ibGrois.
"0ao os faa en- Slut paa bette, "
raobte bun. "Gr life gunoen Ip'S
re6P"
"Gn rpbiom Ipiersb Sarpe, TO-"
"Men Ipierso iaIfalo?"
"@unoen - jol"
90 9Iomiterne en- 1iiancc NOR.
fere2"
"Nteeet mere. 8Iomiterne err iterfi
brnno.giiI'rsoe."
"It on oil braafe Zig oa bore iad
iipenlis, oct si9loer 10 bare en- Ri.
once eIler TO-"
"Spis on pirfelia gierne bill babe
pan dig oct Sorfl9oe. iao ienot oct
iolfolb paa @oif fsrit. Slig iom bet
M er, blir oct en- ianb pine for Giet.
Get eier mig pirfelig onbt. On
Tine for giet - Dim Suitrul"
Get a%iifpeIige ri, min Suitru
bar fiebt, mener on"
"ga. Loo os life trptte ON Srbene.
Spriatia talt, on boloer life no at ie
poa mig?"
"Foa Sorflroet - neil"
"Hoar oct er mig, iom bar oct
poa mig.
Get err piitnof on, iom bar Oct pao
Dig; iee bar life feet noeen unben
bope oct; men bpis iee bnpoc -"
"Sfulbe on iiffert bape boIbt bet
uo!"
"Gct bnober iee inbcrlig. at ieg life
so minbre MAJ, taaler Del
10 bcbre."
"It on fan Ipege iaoban - o9
le9 ION troeoe, on cllfebe mig!"
Scr life ian IatterIig!" iagbe
Nanoen isrt, "2ab mig MI iaa iori.
iGtte nit Mrbeioe."
Sim ioa beoenbe paa BAN; men
ban brsb fig life ON oct. 0a ban
fig oper Boletten, merfeoe ban
At bun itoniebe ct 2iebIif, iom ON
litn penteoe, at ban lfuloe iiae noget.
bIep lliffet, og ban bar olene.
Siin bar meget ulpffelig. Som
- Oct bar bereS fsrite Sr9tte,
% lflent oct fiin bar en- llbetpoelig-
Deo, tog bun oct meeet olporlig. Sun
par tint baaoe paa liz ielp oa pua
bom. Spdb oct ulpfiaIige SorflPbel
ifulbe bun bel repet oct | IN.
Iinb Stpffer; men benbes StoltbeL
benoe oct, oa meo Saarer l
Sinene gift bun no / Sopen. Sun
prsoeoe at lrie, men funbe life boloe
i'm SpmGrfiombeo iGitet peo @ogen
og beilutteoe berfor of ia iig eli Eur.
Oct bar cnonu Here Elmer iii
pfiobag. Spis bans Irbeibe bonbe
opret gobt / Welemtioen, piloc bar
/ bebre Siimsr. naar De msotts
Igien, og isr bun gif tilborbs, itn,oe
bun bptte STOLE % itrafs ienbe 6or.
Ill @aifefonen. Sum fienbfe
Iis nIiereoe GLAD % iornsiet peo Sar-
fen.
Ora Ginbnet / gtelieret iaa ban al
o. til ct Stint al benbe, mems bun
aft Der frem % tilbage % tPnfte poa
bam. Siben blep ban iao optoaet al
lit Irbeioe, at han rent glemte penHe
begpnote ban at fsle iia Ill
ten % ncntet paa, at 2loffen ifliloe
til Wiboag.
San loo pna lit llbr oe blep meget
ooerralfet oper at ie, at aloften par
reeet ooer Wibonastio. San roabte
pao Gigen og fit bore, ar hans Suitrn
life par fomrnet biem enbnii.
Seq tror, at bum bar roet ub /
eonben." herte han nogen iige.
Son bleo ioritrGffet, for bun fuu.
De 10 life 70. San off neo til Stron.
ben for al isae eiter benbe, og bans
bar unoerlia tiingt, Der han
9if.
Son iaa benoe life iaien fsr beu
npite Woreen. ga ban blep isrt til
oet G9relie, bpor hans Suitru lnn
900. Senbes lille Straobat loa pca
IN Stol peo Chen al henbe t%ilislet
Og panb, % benbeS oofre Soar loG
tilrQt ooer benoes 9rpit oa Nrme, no.
gen hopSe ioIoct benbes SGnber ODER
et Ssorflrbe. bois Sarpe nar - Int.
roo. @iernem Saorer ioo ban oct
MI.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-14

refer en- bialpenbe Saanb mob Dig pa
noen Henge eler Seialins oil sipe Sig
&aao. Wers Yinfbams 2aboraiprium CT |
2pnn, Wtais. Sfriu ct Brep BERTH % meos
bel ale Spmptonter. % npo Soroelen af
ben iterite griarlns | Bebanoliusen al apins
oeipgoomme.
seq leo / ben Grab at Sparieipsbomme.
at min 29ge trpeoe en- Operation npo.
psnbig.
'9poia 6. Tintbams gesetable COMPOUND
bar biepet anbetalet mig, % Iea beilutteoe
at prpoe bet. Otter Srus al Here Slaifer
ianot leg, at jes par belbre0et. Aiit belle
Spitem par itDriet, os je9 leo life mere /
mime Oparier." @trs Nnna aston,
2rpp, Wo.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-14

Zen noe Gpmnftine 'Suspennen.' iom IN
tpbie for en- lib iiosn. CT en- iaa Dob Ssma.
Tine, iom posen behSper. Grast 90 GentS
y. &sfsuluuo. @eebpaus. @A
Gilpin observer., 1901-10-31
Literature In Georgia.

Colonel Scooter. the celebrated au-
thor. desires to swap the manuscript
OF new novel for a young mule ia
miliar with plowing. The Authors
club gave n hot dinner last Wednes-
day. at which. in literary dispute.
the recording secretary was struck on
tie head and left ear with Webster's
Unabridged Dictionary. There were
more words than blows, however. The
editors mother-in-law published anon
ymously book she had written. A
copy was sent to the editor and he
criticised 1t severely. After the criti-
cism appeared friend whispered the
name OF the author. The editor then
packed his valise and left for parts
unknown. We propose writing a his
torical novel Just as soon as we can
hire a reliable young man to manufac-
ture history for it.-Atlanta Constitui
tion.