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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-12
EMPHATIC DENIAL
Games tror, Shiloh that Woman Lost l'e
THROUGH Exposure at Baptism

Lisbon Falls. Me. Dee IA wee"
o sunday 20 converts 70 the 10Y
Ghost and Is society were o'P''~'D ~
the tcy waters Of the Andr0sfoEEln i.D'
,;,o, at shiloh. This week severn!
n.nars have published report IRON
+his nlace that stated that one o. IA;
.,,, .,'',' h,n,ized at that time nad oi''.
i'll effects Of the ,chock
This has brought an tmpn"GE n tif,,rrh m,
"f '! rhr -'G Iyrns God VINO claim that a5oha, 1@%
M"i'id'i han,ized. sunday. she was .
,i'a' i,,s from New York state
Ut liz, anIy been at Shiloh 4 Snort
anu nov, , XIII not been baptized ai tne
rla,c. 'I.,,' III Her death was caused Ny = s''-
den shock Of paralysis.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-12
A MYSTERIOUS SHOOTING.
New York Newspaper Man Shit as He
Claims. by an Anarchist.

NV FORK, Dec. u.-Francis Iveaeu.
All editorial writer on un afternoon pa
l"r. was shot. early Wednesday. by
Alexander Hoor, bookhindrr and
rintcr. ana is in q critical condition
When IIoor was later taken before
lvpagh to he identified, the latter said
Il iioor: You are man who shot me-
You are m Anarchist and an publisher
o( AnarchiStic literature"
Iveagh rented 4 room for himself and
his wife ana 4-year-old son from Hnur
ABOUT a month ago. The rent had been
paid up until Wednesday. and. Tues
day, Iyeaah told Hoor that he intended
IT, move. Conflicting stories are told as
t. the causes Of the shooting, hut il
seems To have followed an attempt by
lvvash to enter his room after h- had
Letn locked out by Hpur.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-12
WEARY CYCLISTS
Cheered on by Fully 10000
People Last Night.
l"enty-nine Miles Behind Record at
End Of Third Day.
"aiihour's Greai Spuh- -Four Teams Now lied
for the First Place.

Ne" York, Dec. u.-Eight thousand
people at Madison Square Garden. late
ms afternoon, saw Walthour, fresh
from Il Two hours rest. try to steal a
ZAP On the other riders in the 6-dav
bicycle race. He vas unsuccessful but
worked the crowd up 10 a pitch of great
I enthusiasm.
! For a time is appeared that the At
lanta rider would gain the coveted and
F, long sought lap. For three miles he
Kept the territit pace. a speed thar was
said by veterans in the 6-day work to
he remarkable.
F'redericks and Julius were passed in
the order named by the dyiny South
crner. who WAS then relieved by Nc
f-achtrh me latter following up the ad-
vantage gained by his mate
After an exciting case of a mile. Nc
tachern let up the pace. but Fischer
relieved 'heFallier and kept the pace
Eot. Changes came every few minutes
When the men finally settled to a sle.y
pace. thr taiienders had lost lap. Nc
i-aren. Samuelson. julius and Freder-
i2ks had been Tapped. Had McEachern
Kept up the pace set by his partner th,.
team would hare been a lap to tho
good.
At this time. soon after o'clock tha
m,u Were l. miles behind the record ana
y..r. ri,Jiu,- mt ,hn-,. !, "a -,,t-.. ,,-..,.
gait
There W,rc a number of features addict
to "" nrcgram during tire evening Short
'.''''i'' Hi'Ii'S "\ l'f'ieSSlohaI" ana c\-
Lftion~ IN Michuels Kramer amt Cham
ricn amused tie crowd
:. H. .i
4. INN lIrit Wee Ionpu people
III 'ii' II" ':'n 'ii' tdit a rliiS inside me
- "h9 J"ll'iii'H ne snort distancr
i''i, y, So, ,itt''S. ,ouSHltZ ipSt both
i NIX 'l' III iititI HI - did --3 i-1
'N Ina ! r!rtHl''" 81 forlland' ore, and
(,'., - ~ MIMI s nI .ipliSNllIt, rnde mile
Il N" u 81, 'nrtr anu Freeman
",.i. .. III, 4 lili' II IT. II ana --iI l-'-
go, iI'i, @ m pt''t 10 ,"Wef IN" record
XII, XII til il''', @ i'y'" iiiarilh' lnr mil
~" g''" '"' !" II" li' Il'ue tht inile ~
l- i-';
frank hramer. ne champion sprinter,
the record. but ala only IS i-5~sIow
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-12
The STEAMER ELLA
Arrives at Halifax -Four OF Her Crew Died as
Heroes Die

Halifax, y. =, Dec. 1.-THE steamer
Ella. with her shaft broken. was towed
into North sydney, this afternoon. The
four men who lost their lives in an ef-
fort to reach shore at Scatterie ana
bring assistance to the steamer We're
the first officer, @. BIodericll of Nor
way. Q. Ycnsen Of the same place ana
Martin McGrath and \. Anderson of
New Foundland.
The bodies Of the four sailors II ;nr
steamer Ella who were drowned while
attempting 70 max" iand to grt assist
ance for their disabled steamer. were
picked up IN the shores Of Scatterte Is
Land. TO-DAY. MI four bodies were terribly
battered by the sea. The Dominion CoaI
Co. sent a tug for the bodies and had
them brought to sydney.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-12
Hundreds are Talking
About
Malt Breakfast Food
Because Ii Ha'. the Qualities Of a
Perfect Health Food.

y" other subject concerning home,
f'alth ANA economy II receiving such
attention "@ thr subject Of breakfast
foods. The advent nf Malt Breakfast
F"od 'the Terf"cj health food has
brought health into thousands OF
h"m-s. II ii tHr most talked-about
fooi III thu land. 1t is spoken of on
t''' street. IN "ur stores, in the best
nottls ana restaurants. and Oh the
great railway lines. Malt breakfast
F"d m account Of its exquisite de-
lici"uSn"ss ana health producing Viz
tn's. Stands far above all competing
breakfast foods. II ~ relished bv old
and young; even the babies love il and
'"fIve m n one package will serv.
thirty breakfasts. All grocers.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-12

his""se Infection Ircutat"l IN money
cl"thin@. 't"- should be guarded
against n these srn"lipox ;imea The
chiorinAted CarhoIic preyentiv. packet
prepared from nrophylactic germ kill
"rs is good thing u rut in money
Ira .e!s AMI carry about the person,
Costs bu, q cents. Prepared only ut
Partridg"'s Old reliable drug sto1e, op-
p"site I. 9 Tnc baras lnd police
fcrc,. U.s. il
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-12
One New Case a. Maiden.

Maiden. Dec. IA case Of smallpox
at Maplewood was reported. today, j.;
Thomas J. Giles, -, who has been
working in the RoXbury district where
the first case developed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-12
TIE Biddeiord Case Doing Well.

Biddeford Dec. ll.-Amie Garneau,
the smallpox patient on Elm street,
continues TO improve. No new cases
have arisen in the city. Drs. Lord and
Maynard have Naccinated many pupils
al St Joscph's narochial school.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-12
Quarantine at ST. Thomas.

St Thomas, u. ". II. Dee. 1.-THE GOV
trnmrnt has impoScd Is days quarantine
agains, Vessels arriving here from thr
port uf PhiIadclphi. on account NJ ill.,"
epidemic ~ smallpox there.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-12
THe SMALLPOX RECORD.
Ten New Cases al Boston. Wednesday in the
Various Sections.

Boston, Dee lI.-Ten n"w cases q
smallpox were reported here. today.
i've in East Boston and three in the
city proper one iii South Boston ana
on. in RoXbury.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-12
Weather Conditions ard General Forecast.

Washington N.c l1.-No storm If
marked energy appears Within the field
u' observation. Light variable winds
viii conIinGe along tn" Atlantic coast.
Thu sday ANA probably Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-12
Capt. Diamond TO Be Dismissed.

New York. Dec. 1l.-Policc Commis-
sioner Murphy announced this after
noon that Il" had decided to dismiss
Capt. Diamond from the police force.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-12
Washington forecast.

Washington. p-c. l1.-Forecast for
M Ea-iund: Partly cloudy, Thuls-
uuy ana Friday: light. varia Die winds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-12

M"Ssrs. Mo6iillicuddy x Morrv o.
Lewiston. Who are here In attendau,.
upon the law term If the supreme iu.li-
cal court have bN no means given IN
nope OF ultimately securing In. free
uom "f Alexander Te:rio. who stand.
convicted of the murder ot Matthias
Pare on thc Misery tot. road. the Ilta
day uf last March.
When an appeal We taken ~
Ncssrs. McGiiiicuddy x Mor~y il was
Thought by some that tne.r action .as
Of purely prrcunltory nature. but
Snch appears far from the case. Men
tion has already b-an made or the in
veatiG%ticns which Prof. 9. W Knight
of the University of Maine IL Prose
cutting under his microscope The Jol,~-
nal j. informed That th- professor na-
not made his final report but from pre-
lifliAIrX experiments th, defence ;tp-
pear greatly encouraged.
Something else has con~ 10 light
which may on may not have an impor-
tuIt bearing IN the case. and the Jour
nal il allowed 10 make th- first refer
eace tu the matter
on the 18th day OF November, a let
tcr VAS received by Sheriff Penn-l ad-
dressed IN his car" to Alexander Terrio
The envelope Was postmarked Bigrlow
Aie.. under date Of Ihr previous day
The letter was dated e.; RiG-la~ a4a
rau as fellows.
Nj AlcHa:d,r Tori IA reading
Jhe PAPER h.., seen vher- you have
Detn .nnI i, ten ot mGidsy. although I
don't know you l EUre ,.!Hdys feit "s
thnu4n you ua5 inuo, nt ~ TIL. Grim.
spring and IL told mr. he Was to Mis-
-ly stream. H. told nlr iher~ was y
man murdered tAfFe ""f"f" th' ,ls' '"N-
lrv VIA made. haN- always Thought
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-12


f"l holiday adjournment nom b-c
~ until iar. &. l.n'. was referred H. th.
committee. an aupr1urf.ti1u. rr. G.r
s,t. th,r III - y. y n N, ,.,i., :
Lodge. went into .x..,.,,,i,.,, .,''..i.,
farther ..n,Isid,.. ~, tr,,.-t,.,,,,.'..,
tr,..ty ana ii =, ,Iin,,,,,..,, ,',..n
IuCrro,y.
TWO speeches on The iIay-Pluncsfotc .
treaty We're made il executive session
one by senator Bacon, in opposition to
me treaty, and the other by senator
ull"in' thr prosperity. chairman of
ihr committee on foreign relations. in
support ot n.
MI Bacon replied - the s,e -cA n4d4.
y Yesterday. by senator Lodgr. He
summed M his objections III III. state
mtni that he could not freely acctp;
any treaty which dos mt place. the
isthmian canal entirely under Amrri-
can auspices and American control
This. he said, the pending treaty durs
not do. nor does it do anything li.,. il.
IL also pointed out that thu trr1tr r--
produces III" restrictions az tnc uld
Su"z canal treaty, which had been in
corporated in the original convention.
Ee charged that these restrictions had
INN o""S ii''l III"
l.oi,,,, =, -, ',,,;,..,i1,, -''
riD,. of -, 49, :,
p,i, II. ,h. C,,.. u'''
r,b:. ,,,fs.io,, ala M. i 49,:
hanna ~. .b,,,,.,a,. n. ,l- ,,.,...-.
.-rh. on1,. rorl,. ho s,id ,.',.L;at
,.jyo,a-.y ~ ,ba ,,.a,,. ,,,,,1.a ,.,..,tt
c.sn,s IL thor tha canal ,.o,,rd n. r,,.,..,.
tho rru con,rol or ,ha 1-nitad c,o,al, -,
~ ~ 49," '-'o''' III
'IlHt va war; pul thlS - no mora true
now than under the old treaty and I,
/. u etranra thine, tb,t All ~. ,.,,.,.i
N!"HS IcItI 10 the c"ilftot OF IN" Callal
iE war. Notwithstanding it is contended
here that in that contingency IN. ~
-.-I II ..,
'iioN III VI Inns phaS' PiateS the canal
under our absolute control"
He said the war rc-ti.i,rio,1e wv H..
tr.at,. y...,,.. .r,ira1,- in,,,,si...,,t Viii,
>' III II 'l @'H'''lt "'til
~" c'allns n senator Lodge that this
country should say who should u.s.. thn
canal a,,d WIN ehonId ,,,t II, ..,.. .r
,-.:,.. ', 7i" iii III
h'SlilILtS- ne t"liS!Uriti IN" Hthdlng
treaty every whit as objecti0nal as the
treaty. of Inst session ann uunt.d ~.
t
-'''' 80 - ~ ~ "a 'i'' I'i''4'iH '4'''S a.
follows:
1T is agreed thar ~ change or ta,-,.i
,,.ia, e..,,.-i..,. 49,, - ;,,.,,,.,
~" S"'S u "a I'4tti lI''' i"ili'
relations of the country ana countries
traVrrStG by thu. before mentioned
mol .h,u af,.ot ,1, ,r.,,,.,,.;,, ,.,.;,,.i,,t
~ t'o'' I"i n IT iF'
OF nrdtraliHdtion on thr obligation of
the high contracting PARTIES under th.
,,,...-..,,+ ,.a,+,
Th" effect Of this provision ~ SAN.
was inevitably to- s,lrr.uu,.r co1troI nt
viii. ,.-,.I ,,..t. u; ,..... Jill. ,,,....,....
''' '''i''' "'' 80 Wy 'S"'P 7"
IN" soil embraced IN il should pass Z"
tht United States. he nnin.d ou- th.t
,t. ,.;.,;, t.,l ;..........,
IN ''0''' '''' i''" '''' ''''' -'' vi i'"'''-
~ IN tn" first treaty ond said it was EN-
tirrIv ntt pf illrD III IN. revised .,pr..
go.
~, r.
IN CONCLUSION. Mr. Bacon announced
that while lie. had ~ infnrtfou Of ,-nti,,.,
r,r ,h. ,r..,t, IVA ,,..,.,,., -, ,..ti.;.. -,
''' i'"''' i. '' '-'' ''' ''''ii'i- MIX
"nstFi't Us raNhCdluH-
. h"'"r '"iI"m congratulated tn" S"n-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-12
FAIR WEATHER.

Boston, Dec. I.-Local forecast: Fair.
Thursday ana Friday; light changes il.
temperature. Heht variable winds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-12

At a meeting Of the Portland school
board. Tuesday Orlando VI. Lord was
reelected superintendent Of schools AT
:, salary of se250 per annum.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-12
STILL HAVE HOPES,
'errIo's Counsel Have Not Civ
en- Up the Fight.
6IgeIow Man Says He Heard of Mu-
der Before Papers Did.
Certain Man Told Of A,iair...Ceunsei VII,
Thoroughly Investigate II.

An Augusta special to The Lewiston
journal SAYS; The. defendants cuun, N
IN II" case of Alexander Tr:li, con-
Nicted Of killing Alexander Pare un tn,
Misery tote road. have received q ~
tei from Hisrlow stating that IN,
Wfitt' mot one Henry Fnrs.th III E,.r-
lin Falls. y. H.. and Forsith sail Il,
had been at Misery stream with M.
sim Newton. shooting. Among othr,
Dis "f news Forsith told him that /.
man had been murdered thr..-a
Trenchman-but he did nor know who
0id IT, The full article follows:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-12

Trial anu Smell. Large Size. - cents
maii ze ~ y cents. At Druggists or ~
New yGI ELY BROTHERS, Sc Warren st,
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-12
@anoeiaio bianot Wife.

I en- al 9ouoouS 6oritroer oeoe
nplia en- ltor MtoHIgM Siit Al Ell INT
oerIia @rumo. 0idn bapoc giort Ell
@aoebroIGqriug Al Sr1, lpm par
operapot meo areoiot. Soo tom Der
ct pcloionu Re9n % 6iifene / Den
urrli0acnoc 8ounlc.@lp osbe lcnl
Ilier. Gn lluoerisgelle gpotaioroe.
nj @onoct mr. ioyalitet al 8uoebro'
lG9ninacu, % al Nctte pdr @runoen
til 6iifeneS Gso. Sorpoatere al III.
iterie. Glper bar in0aipct en- alagc
% frUper 9ritauliuS al @utdolen,
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-12
caiaa en- Nnpcnoelic al
NrcOoucr.

On 99ae i Rodlanb, Maine, bnr
funoet Ell rent M Inpeioelle al
9rcpouer. Snn bleu upli9 falot til
en Yatient, Der laa Turlig ina paa Ell
q 20 MiI noe / Supet. Reiien Der
no / cr liben @nao bar beiuGrltg %
tiaiae forbunbet meo Sare / itpgi
@eir. San bapoe berfor urrci lao
floe at tage nleo iie Ter grrpmier.
iom ban operloh B~atientels 6omilie.
inoen ban after pelrote tilbage til
Soiuonoet. OiSie 0uer ,bIep MI mel
pisie Mellemrlim illippet iri; De flei
lige biem % bragte 9nsen ~llnoerrct.
ming ON Tatientens SilitanS for huer
Saa. % On Den Spge beoreoes. ilap
9eeen - tdffet bore hans @repoiier
- at eisre Here &eiier til Den iierne
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-12
ut anrcrifnnre aptrter e hittiae

ut a~merifnrffe apfmSer er Hitfiae
lees al oen ntrptteIige Taaoe, hpor.
paa DC better. brooerer oa imsrer
Nanling uper aIleilaas muuliae 5iis
i line leoiae Sh,Hoer. Ieriom Der.
Ill fomrric1ttc auinoer piIoe poatnae
liz at Ieoe oe1ne ieilagtig anoenote
energi mo paa n original % inb.
brinaenbc @ren at a1ipliraspGo.
ming, 9rooeri, HerIeorbcibe, Sip.
SIetnine, o.i.o., Der i iia ieip er al
gproi, uiIoe RnboIaget mart Dinbe
| gelitano.
20 apirOer | Ell liren 2anostn i
Masiafnietts bar meb ,Selb etoble.
RET en- Snouitri, bnpr @eitiainger pao
9~roberier iofsres otter Msnitre ird
aolompcriooen. 8ette ifafer mango
in6brirgetoe arbeioe. (Wlere.)
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-12
On npr arnlamnnss osmmslisnss.

set tartGles. at en- bersmi S~idlsmdneS Seius
meItabea giepucm Ct LANAI eie bar bans ipiicmn.
ME giud.e al iptie pd0. VHbper BIO glno. ban
puiieor tn Iluuo. 5lep irgsei 80 Sane inosH
Dan ipRl0ebC ben. Ss!een pnt. al bdHs Iaoe
aloria plaasoe bam. % ban rsa aaHfie n~diurIiat
en- aoo oelbrco. &c fette WgHU % apinoer
anaer m,dbeH % ipiier Ting. Der aleria bar
beiiemi III at ipiies. Re fear Soyiioppelie. en-
nci aHfiateiaroe aimGeree. er irritable ca
nerusie. % ier BE- peo Srnei al 81 Dc -nos
iieri tom bel heoer. 1ti CT opmuntreRoe ai
pihe. al roiiStiere gpnpe NiiiecS operpilncr oa
belbrebet aue Ntupconber. Set er en- ren peee.
iabilf Dieoioin. ner bar ttauei lin Frroc I so
aar Sen beibreeer StlfEIher. tom ibneS al
barre baabisie. SoIf. Der froHin liher al sor,
i~tprreIier / Nsaoeu, eeperGi euer SueeoIoens,
burbe prsne ben.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-12
GruIts en- Gruiel.
9Grbc WGnbs Wcningcr ON benz,

Senrp @ooe Hogers tiltrodote Tor
rIge Sreoaa i'm Bolt iom Yrofeslor /
2optuuoi9bco peo Dale % bolot oa
en- 6ole ON 8orporationer oa oeres
SnoflpoeIie puo port offentlige Sio.
Broie$ipr Rogers er inaen Sietoe
AT aprporationer, oa ban Irala Jig
ben 8eifploltna, OF ban bopoe til
Seniiqt al angribe Dem. Zen mo.
oerne @eroer, hi leper l. fmn life
oGre Dem forilOell. ia ban. 0ten De
bar Tine ilctte inapeliom ihie go0e
Cher. De er ifaoclige, nanr Dc gisr
Tia til Greberifere oper pore 2ipsior.
neoerbeocr, forbeier Briier pau oct,
be irenIbringer, % formino1ter Erl'
ZEN poa DC Rdaemrer, DC brilger. NED.
letter IrbcioSlennen og uosper Ell
"mpatig. ON iuit fife forrilpt Snoflp'
belle" pon Dor Bolitif oe ror Hegie-
rings iorifiellige @rene. De blir oct
dbioIut neopenbig at iGite Dem @rrll'
len oa beifptte Samiuroet Iunoo Dem.
Neutrality-suspicious. bar, ia
Yrof, RogerS, oifteret, % oifterer
maaife i~rentoeles, hpor Snodiitrier
ifaI oripes, oa bpem Der ifal oriue
Dem, Change Smanbper / Seiten er
@ioner berom, fan man t%IlfeIe).
S~pornoqnS., @os- % S~eleionforpo.
rationer er iaa m9gtige, at Dc troo'er
9pregierinaerre Der, bpor De gisr
Sorretting. 9et fm bGr,oe, at De /
noaen @rab er Sfplo |, at 9pregie.
rinaerne | DC Sorenehe Stater er lao
cole. loo ,roileliae % iua forritptc,
lonr DC ofte er.
SsieitrretSbonnner 9remer trlte
peb 9oles to ~bunbreoe IarSieit ON
Nhitioens SeiroenS til Smmmeuilut-
ming % gao iom gepis oerpoa bore
Sri,itS % Dor Ifnogt, naar oct
giolht al boloe Dem / Npe. "Som.
menli1ninaen touumer al Jig lclo,"
ia ban, "og 2ope imroo Sriiits uoret.
Ter iiltet. Oct er iom al pile Itnrie
Sillene peo at iorbpoe Dem at guo."
Troi. Ho9erS par e1ia beri, bpoo
De mrprrenbe Sope ngnnr. Seq
tror," ia ban, at oct M o~lminoelia
inoremmeS. al pore &ope MOI SrnIts
finn ii6sper Ell rin9e praftiif Tirf'
Ming" Toa ier ban | DC itore inoit
itriele aombinotioncr. lom MI critic
rer, og / oe epooo ltsrre, ION ptl
oonue iig, onbe Nagter lom poafrp'
Der Stotsn9nocnes % SopgiperneS
GpmGrflomhe0. Somtioia mleogiuer
han at oct aamle aonfirrmlcelpltem,
hi bar hapt, fremfuloer mepen Spiloc
al N~rbeioSfrait % Genae, % ut De
Sprporotioner, iom M er trndot lite.
oct, bar mbisrt utegen S~pnriomheo.
Hoget MtioocI moo Srliits bar
Eroles1or NogerS life pegt poo. Ufdo'
lfe bon ienere tonmler nleo ct 6orlloa.
San Tiger blot. al SSiiriiternea Op'ot'
nina pil ia Teqt. uaor Oct aleloer al
beitenme, buor lnnat &ongreSlcn hn
Qoo uocn at trpo StotSlegtSloturers
neS Rettiabcocr for NOR.
Srrt SpsrSnuolet er opcrnnone
uauiftliat. Get er life blot Amerlto.
men oQilo @uqioitn. 6rantrla, Sp't
Lamb OF andre 2mthe, ION nloo le I'll
al leic Net. S%eSninacn or fife lao LEI.
imn mango foreitiner ITO, ibct DC no.
Der paa Sope. Sope! d ltsrite refs
lprNe oJ SUufere bar omit Tor az
inoe lrO, hpnrleoeS zen me Floitte.
Tom vi faloer aorporatloner, %
ion1 puo enpnna hnooc fan p9rc 1onn
liza OF ifnDclia itol bebdnpleH icr lite
at opcrlro Samimoet % fooae al
Tribco. tD.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-12

Zen me Spmaffine 'Susoennen,. fom Ies
tlpbte for en- Sio Iioen, er en- iaa COB Snma.
time, ipm Hogen bebpoer. Sraat 80 gentS
y. RoienIune. Boobpi1e. @iA
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-12

6i CT Seifiiirebs meb 'Suspennens On.
beer Senieenbe o. tan trpsi anbefaIs ben I'll
Guhpev. Tom ir1n9er 6 n Sumaline. Sraa.
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= baanoboe
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lobe. Sfolelupe. getlope, Sattislope. gGste.
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niussmano os 5armer. gteo ben / Suiet
ton man ipare fig ueset Srpoert os 10.
glitter til Sasfsrer.
Yrifen CT mn fun $500, fomplet
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ENGLAND's coal TAX.

# ADOPTION THE co1tioNs
most
Of easu
o. the Sol
aud In Ito
20 from tax
.
heaviest United
Fs but the total shipments she amounted to only 15t
The this
0 Spain and Russia for 1898 ana 1899 amounted to $1,000
These figures show eoneusiye that terms yas United States
British
xpgr win have dvange British competitor Of p
the .>orld
Z proposed
a bountS O 5 tonton
a
in
cheapness
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A GREAT SPEECH.
Pabnsbed g az sy

II REsIDENr 2IENLEY MADE GREAT SPECIE
thuaste crowd end banner afneneins that Sew 7e,
ss aos htsrupssa him R susesg chat e toFy would like
The president assured popuiaee that their ambition auaabe
the question OF statehood end assured he
undo
n
sonl Galveston horrors2
and
the
versat9n hahneI but M timely emphasis that
Florida and Texas both sovereign states and visited
good
territory take esd how they rushed statshoo vdy
%
torna and
hpeuo and
rearo canorth la he
in
vl
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/ front and back yards with plants and
flowers At the meeting last week
ABOUT lsA0o persons were present, which
indicates the interest of the people
They were told by the experts how and
when and what 10 plant and Professor
Flbbits distributed $50 pounds OF lawn
grass seed. In order to stimulate an
earnest rivalry a set-ot prizes was Of
COW boxes and lower beds. There are
four prizes in each class-S5 s., s. and
81. The movement was .in3ugurated
during the day Ey the professor and
his pupils who planted BOD trees and
shrubs in the yard fronting the school
lessor out % his own pocket and cost
about SO.
Professor Tibbits has just, entered
upon his work fer the coming vaca-
ton school. lie has raised $4,000 by
Subscription, Which instires The con-
tinu2nce sof the vacation school the
coming summer Boy SIX weeks atlT1Ils
the. TacatiOn season 5eQ puplls VIII give
Jour mornings each Week 70 tnelr
studies at the Seho0i house, ana eacp
Friday they wfI enjoy an excursion
and picnic. There will be one grand
excursion on the lake. The other trips
VIII be by trolley car 10 the woods and
fields of the suburbs, and may include
a visit to Lincoln park for an inspecz
ton Of the animals a the zoo IrIps
have been made to Milwaukee. Aic,h-
igan city. Beverly Illus. Riverside, the
North shore and other interesting
points.
For three summers past Etofessor
Iibbits has found teachers Wiling 70
saerifice a large share Of the vacation
without reward. There shaTe been
eighteen excursions without q, serious
accidenF and the sum Of the joys added
To the lives of the boys and girls can
NOT be MEASURED The money mas been
contributed by private {nQiXiduals, and
the street car companies have made
special rates for excursion Trains.
Professor Tibbits esta blisheds the. first
course in. eookfng and sewing when 1t
the Hammond school in 1898 at the
suggestion Of Mrs.f Cyrus McCormiclI
and the late Mrs. hlizabeth Stickney.
He has made q practice of filing his
own front yard each summer with
neighbcrs. he is one of the lecturers
who has been relied upon for the VIM
ter courses at the schools, but he be-
gan this line of work ihdividGallE eight
years ago. When the John Spry school
was building he cOnspired with the
1 architect and persuaded the beard OF
education to add atconserva tory, W-l1le1
is spot of beauty that is in daily
sight Of the 500 pupils. In this school
are 20, be seen preserved fishes, sea
shells, pictures and many ma tural OBJ
jecfs calculated to interest the children
and stimulate inVestiga Last year
ne had the pupils plant two beds in the
school yard with grains in the propor-
( ton in which they figure among the
products of the United States and Illi-
uOis- The sumner excursions are made
the occasion for instruction on flowers,
1. trees, plants. birds and insects.