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Decorah-posten., 1901-04-09
Spaaoom ON Svoen.
"oos uaasne ri ucl Op ensans!'

Sptll SuUH =. uSp ipit nus
mlTrfeoc Jig i SpOitatsarmeelL bar
Ycslies @eeflp @ifreuet cit begciltrct
Artifel ON Spoelts Sremtio. Oct
pirfcligc Spben," tiger ban, Ger III,
nGr peo at isoes. Tette Nutionen%
Barn oil maaife pofse lent; men til
lint pil Spoen blipe rigcre % mGa.
tigerc cnb Norben. Gngong | Srem.
tiocn pil oct bIi Den berifenoe SanoS.
DEL"
Sporpaa arlinoer ban bette? Vau
Sloperiets afifuitelic. "lloen Sc.
cesiionsfri9en fnttoc Spben," Tiger
ban, "olorig baabet poa at opltoa Den
Srentio, iom MI oil tilioloe oct.
Sloperiet bar Den Mare, lom tpn'
acbe poo oct ua lonunieoe bets aroft,
"a ariacn oiifoTcoc benne llrct,
prog bpcr Stot istocrior @a'on X
Iirou Cine Soroel beroi. Ncgrcnc
ircnlbrinaer mere iom frie Wplio,
emo &c gloroc iom SIoper, og 6ol.
fctS Slcrtol itonr iig M bcorc emo /
Slopcritibcn ier arigen.
"@aaoc / iocioI % inouitricI Ser,
iccnoe bar SluperietS GphGpclic |
hsi 8rao pclgisrcnbc for Oct beit
Solf; TIL Sloueri er en- itor llrct. ol
iittct Somfltro fan blipe lpffeligt
oeb at bngge pdd Ell loaoat.
Ser or al 8rluto til at anto9e.
al oct oil bli bcorc og beorc meo 9te'
arerie. DC itoor piitnof life MI / Ell
iaa nrr @ererclic meo &c hpioe ion,
/ Slopetibcn; men Snopnnoringct
oil opiIuac Dem. % DC pil c%tterhnan.
oen ioripinbc, Settc er Den natllr'
Iioitc on bcoitc 9ssning Of Hace-
iper1Smoalet.
"Midultprh ulf eiter al Sunoipr.
| liabcn cl,oano / Siben blipc Gamblers
Vci,oetcrtrum ga Sopebituocn Tor
nor Sonocl. ocrfor paioo Seroens
Centrum / oi2ic Senicenoer. @penS
Mnfonit til ot prre en- politiif Sopeo.
itob herer iii SET fprbiaonone: men
ncn nor Iloact mo poo ct mt 2ipS.
lob. Zen bIir Iibt citcr lint Sp-
Sens Mibtpmft for Tobrifprien &c
Snnritri, po mes Siocu bill ocr bI;
| ser Tor %crhcu /; set itpre.
Cleric Nru,trr mar purct / Yepc,.
oclie ipr Of rr,ulbruoe Den iociolc
"a inouitriellc ,Soronpriua, iom .;
mn Ter: men Sen politiiFe ,Soronoriu1
or life minprr mrrfbor. Get cr nj,
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-09
DR.. Miles
Heart Cure

resnlerer Sjertets Bepeselier, paa iom'
me lib ium bet itimulerer 5orbpielies
orsanerne, iaa Der oannes mt rist,
rsot Blob, Der siuer Stprfe til bele
9csemet. SGlses af Iputefere unper
@arnnti.
1r. Milts' Neniral Go. GIfbart. Snn.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-09
ct bearenoiet amtaI sarimsspa

iicuter iau otter Lite Mai mpptasss til
S~ebauolirs i nit Sanatprinm ipr Tar
rinssinse. Spr nrrmerc Underwriting
on aurmeibpee pin tiIifrip
&. @piS Wpbn, M. ID.
N,npi, @aro Go, Y. Tai.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-09

~Snoehplbeuos be 1875 reotasue 9oo.
Galalore. 5ppuAppe. 9puHtplops. Statts.
luue. Stpleiupe. %eilope. 5attislupe. sGste.
StubS- "a SIilsmIsls.9oue. Real Gitat..
%erel. % 9anolppe. Strtelpoe. arimiual'
lone. Glen gore. 5reouiugssSou u.iu.
Soeen er HunopGrlis Tor cnbper Sorrst.
ulnesmnne % Sarmer. aieo ben I Suist
Tan man ipare 10 mesei SrpoerI o. 10.
aiiter III Snsrayer. Soes mo0HHoei $40
portpjru. SliaI9s hos
.. stnunofen, Seeorah, Soma
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-09
Rini,s 3ptnr.
tca 5ortGnins for smanSaiter>.

A-AAAN AAS~N ~Hf*
pna eli Aotiir neoe paa "9rttten.
so piit, bap0e ban BET; bpor flrloeS
uel ocn Smoaalt, iom life gjerne
bill pare nleo i'm 9ebiteiar paa lligi.
Snart bar DC i @aaoen, % me-
oen9 9eoitcfar roche, lob 8iIlte %
lal,eoe ia itooper gnaofarten %
iaa paa DC blaufe Sfi9l, De mal,gs'
iaroeoe Stene % Smaaitit neoe I
9onoet. Sar pilbe netop I'll ot
itIfte SoanSen no eiter noget 81
erGS, Der icileoe iorbi, oa noaet fneb
bam / Sooen.
g, 81" freq ban "buab er Oct?
Ser or BET igien." 90 Sille' 6prerS
aniiet bIep rsbt ION SIb.
"aa." iagSe 9eoitefar % itirreSe
nee / @annen, "bet or Ell areb@;" oG
Ran fncb ben / Rpaaeu 90 lsiteSe
Den op. Zen fnr fife giere 6or.
trGo mn" ioqoe hor.
"Spor ing Den err" llbbrso gSil.
lie. "Sait oen ub | @onbct @coltt
fnr!"
Sab os ie Iioi nGrnere poo o:i
isrit,~ ioabe gehiteinr. sc. all
bar cttc Gen % 10 aIer cller 8o1t
Der, al hpilfc en- er meaet ltsrre enc
ber onoen o. meaet iterf. 1ico oct
nc aIo aroper oeu lit 0itS, ionIlct
fla iSsoc % fniber Soft"
"@raper tit SuS." 10 @iaic "a,
9eoitcinr,"
Ga, @iaie, aroper II SnS I
Sonbcn. naor @unbet er lapi, og.
bnoo mere cr. ben nrbeiocr iig eli
lang Sang, ct aammer at lone og
ct Spisfammcr til lin 6ebc."
"Spnb ipiier Den oo?"
"5fIucr. Mprer, inlaa ,Snlefter
~hpaOiomhelit Den tou ioo iot l. Zen
ipiier ogioo SearUe."
Nctop MI iorieGtc arebien at
tnibc @coitciura Noorh.
"Npilfc moerliac Zinc oen bar
uobreo &ilic. sc. bporleoes Ger
itiffcr Sem no"
Gems Zine iioocr pon inaa Nin
ser, ium oen fan ifppc rb % iuo, icrH
Sen oil, por Sporct. "9cn or me
act ioriiatia meo line Zinc; thi Den
REQ. at hpiS Den miitcr ct, pil oct
toac ct belt Aur. for ocn innr ct
iQiut'
"0criom ben miitcr ct 2ic portr
ioo ct onoet iitcoet?" ipilrgte @iaic.
90.
or Ell SrcbS en- Iiif?" ipurgtc
@lItten.
"Gn 9firliiif." iupoc @coitcInr,
"Nrcbsmlerrc bpttcr StiTl meatt
oitc. ioroj oc rorcr lno tort. Nctop
iom en- liocu Uut ica ucb." 'o9oc
@eoiteiar % loa pnu @llic.
"aiaur arcbieu uorer Ill, butter
Der SfiUl Inn hpcr &oor. % mar
Den blir mIouorcu, bcbolbcr oerI
Sfipaei belle (ioeL lom on porer
iig tnfterc % tpftcre Mar for Aor."
"NpaN 0uttc CT Der / arcb$?"
ipurptr 8iltie.
&c ipiies. " Dor Sporet. "Ge
hiGIpcr oaioo I'll al boloc Sopet og
Stranocu rem"
Seq more5, ON ieQ fan iaec oet
i S~aanoeu?" iaqoe @iIlic % ian
poa @eoiteiur.
"Gcriom on fnjbcr ocn / Hpggcn
ioo iom ieg Qier fan oen life itnoc
Nie," iogoc @coitcior.
@iaie iorieQte men bans Nnono
alc0. o1 han ut 'ut I &rcblen2 Suo,
Seu gar ct sop. % ier @iulc pIolic
al Bet inemrcoe ocu ucoopcr "arlt
fen. "a @il,je lao iaien meo Ct
Smtte al ocns &rB mcaem line yin
gre.
ecoirfor moattc lie pcb al ic paa
@,Lica Muilgt.
2,u. Olt BAR iorgaIt!" iasoc @u,
ten.
"g}ei 4rcbicn cr ilct life isrgnp
big oocr al iipve ri joQoc @cbit2
far.
Seq meute ilet fife al brrtfc 2GQ
qcn hans" iaI0t @iaie
III brat ocu fife Gutter min;
arebieu brat ocn ieIu. Den fon
brpffc a. en- &ra naor ocn litter.
hi en- M oorcr 'rrar ircnt I OenS
Steo." giter "ainocr0urteu
Neus."
-
Gu SpnSicrnir.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-09

CT al oe bemocliaiie ,Solb, ieg ieln
bar aiort, par ira Soppcu az ell n,s-
get hsi @rnu; mcn oct par CT Nalo
meh Sorhinorinaer. Seq par Smoo
aiit 90 bapbe faat bore. ar 8lommen
brso iia siennem 0rmninsernc %
ienotc line Sanomasier inooucr gtn.t
fer % Narc ueoc I Slcttcbpaocn,
Nan funbc life ic @lommen ira nit
Siem, Der Iaa cmtreu . cn9eilfe gtil
peitom 9Ioulmen. men Iea fnloe lc
@lommen ira Ell ippr @ron pppc
ci @raotS. buffet ica, % loa be9ap
ie0 mia aiitcb Ill 8roucl tleu op %
tit mart Sic paa Chen, les beicrc
iea fom. ocS mer Sanb iaa ies. SeI
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-09
Yeittt ira Yiaamw Gammcrp Co.,
Tacoma, VNaih..

% ienp y. Wt. Srocr meo 8eItiainaer.
Steipart Sslano Glib. 100 Stir. i lsnben,
$500
Ste,part .3slano Glib. $50 Str. / "a
5pnOe $50
Tuget Spuno imaa Glib 1900 Sttr.
3pnorn ...... 800
Huget Sonno imaa Glib. 800 Stir.
3pnben 1.75
arnoret Silp 100 Sifr. ........... 3.75
Bloorpb Nlalta Gar, 200 Tuno Spn,
peu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 900
Siporco Nlaifu Gar. 100 Yunb...... 4.50
Spitsyar 200 Runo / 5puoen ........ $50
Splt-9ar 100 Yuno .............. 2.75
Sernletilt neblnst aueite / I Eunos
QGiter VI. Iulin ............. 1.5O
Iarerne saranteres sobe. Sragten beta.
les al &lBberen. 3Oa4
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-23
Judge Ryland Reelected.

Presbyterian Advance. Little ROCK. ARK.
Rev. Xspophen Ryland has been re-
elected to the position of synodical
evangelist for the ensuing year. The
COMMITTEES was unanimous in this
election.
He has been chosen also BY the
committee on the Twentieth Century
Fund to prosecute the synod's plan for
raising lbs $4,000 endowment for
ArssDEas College and the establishing
of classical academies. Arrangements
will be be made between the two COM
mitrees for carrying on this educational
work.
Judge Rylaud has already entered
on bis canvas tor funds for the evan
RelistIe cause. When this canvass il
finished be will enter upon the work OIL
raising the endowment. The canvass
will require considerable time. Haste
must be made slowly. II necessary
the entire year will 10 devoted to
most thorough effort to secure th'
CSC, 900 and to the establishing o
academies. The committee Is great.
encouraged With Judge Rylsnd to pre-
sent the cause.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-23
wAnpERER RgTuRNso ro oIE.
Michigan Man Who Deserted His Family
rs Years Ago Comes Home. Only
10 Suddenly Expire.


Grand Rapids, Mich, March 81
After Is years of wandering on the
face Of the earth Charles Limbert
came home TO see the family he de-
serted a quarter of a century ago.
Why the white-haired and bent octo'
Qenarian returned is q matter OF sur
mise. 1t is believed he heard his aged
wife was dying, and that remorse
forced him to the bedside Of the wo-
man he had so cruelty wronged. He
came. and walked into the death
chamber. The pickering spirit OF life
in the dying woman burned brightly
for a moment, senses which had beeu
dulled for days became acute. she
saw the man OF her early love
dreams, and recognized him. Tor
half an hour the eged and reunited
couple were locked in each others
arms. Then the old man left the
rot TO call his children. He barely
had passed through the door when
stroke OF apoplexy struck him down
That night he died without utterin2
a word as TO his wanderings. hi'
wife died a few hours later.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-23
Praise for American Engines.

Chicago, H., March 2o,-Aitsr de-
voting several moAths 10 personal
observation and study Of American
railroads and the methods by which
they are operated, E. sonokicbi and
Y. YsmAto, respectively traffic man
ager AID mechanical superintendent OF
Jspan's longest and most important
railroad, extending from Toxic to The
northern extremity of the main island,
have started back TO the eastern en-
pure.
The American locomotives found The
warmest spots In the hearts OF tb'
oriental officials. Mr.. sonokichi ssiC
that the American engines, which COS
fully oue-tbird less than thouse Dough
in England, did better work with tb'
use Of less coal.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-23
Fond DIN Lac Wins.

After TWO victories over the cham
piou Fond du Lac basket ball team,
the NJ. W. A. i've Of Independence fell
down Thursday night aud was beaten
in the closing cOutes, by a score OF 20
To IS. The woodmen played much
weaker than 10 the two previous games
and after the middle Of the first hall
the visitors took tho lead aud were
oevsr headed. The n. w. AS seemed
10 have lost their grip and did not dis
play anything like their form In thu
other games. The days rest did thu
Fond dn Lscs q world Of good and thel
vsut lnto last nights play with new
vigor and played the woodmen Of
their feet during the last part OF tn
game.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-23
IS Prevalent.
Quarantine onesr for the Philip
pines Says There Are Over aO'-
900 Cases in the Islands.
pllsut GREATEST IN SOUTHERN LulaH

.u..,h,. 10 s,cur. a corrsot Census Of
the Disease because Il 10 oennSsa
Larrely 10 Rural Distrir's-Arny o"-
..rs detailed 60 select ~ Island whsss
an the Aniotsd Can he Departed
Washington, March u.-Marine
Hospital Surgeon Perry, quarantine
officer for the Philippines has ior-
varded here an official report on
leprosy IN the Philippines. He says
Leprosy Is widely prevalent over tue
entire Archipelago, but the greatest NUM-
her OF cases exist In southern Lut0h enu
Inc southern islands. It Il quite prev
alent IN Cebo. the number OF lepers peihs
estimated at a,Oc0, The total nnmosr %
cases In the Islands Is estimated AZ Ssvy
but the actual number Il not Known .nu
oansus IL ditfieult on account OF the
majority OF cases being In rural diAtrisIs-
The cases IN Manila and surfouhulns
country are Isolated In q substantial nus
initial under the auspices Of the Mania
eoard OF health. There il also = lepef
hospital at Cebu.
An attempt al segregation and ISOLATION
Of The lepers IN the islands has been MADE
bv the army officials. and several months
ago orders were issued from HEADQUARTERS.
directing that a hospital in each distrel
be set aside for the isolation OF the lersri
that could be ~apprehended and a board oil
army Officers was detailed recently 10 In
vestiEate several Islands for the purpose
Of selecting a suitable one for q lepel
colony. the intention being 10 deport al
cases Of leprosy to this place for sssra
ration and isolation.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-23
Hera and There.

A well known Philadelphia artist
tells tbis story sbOut bis grAnddaugh-
ter, q little girl Of s: The little girl, Of
course says her prayers every night
before she Is Pot to bed, aud Is usually.
10 quote her grandfather. very "iObg.
wlnded about It. First che has 10 say
the Lords prayer. tboh the ons begin.
niDg "Now Ilay me down 70 sleep
and then comes ''God bless graHdPs
and grandma, and papa and mamma,
and Unkie George, and Unkle Charlie
and Auni Kate" and ~ on adin6nltum,
until all the members Of the family ar,
included. Then she says "Amen,'
aud Quickly adds: sand Cob bles
Mary" After she had finished tn
other night her mother asked her VII,
she said "smen" drst, and then Away
added: "God bless hsry," as thong
il was q postscript. "Well. you know
mamma" replied the tot, 81 didn
want TO g.. Der mixed up With 20
lsdies!" husy be unnecessary To I'D
that mary 10 the nurse maid.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-23

London. March 2l.-"General Wo-
gasx bas refused to accep, Count Won
waldersee's arbitration at Tien Tsiu,"
says the Pekiug correspondent OF the
Daily Mail, wiring yesterday, sand
demands that the British not only
withdraw, but apologize for removing
the Russian flag. General Barrow re-
fuses to do either, and In so refusing
has the support Of the British govern
mont. British reiniorcements are be-
ing sent"
Count Won Wsldersee's proposition
which General woffack declined to
entertain, was ,hsi the disputed terri
tory DO turned over TO a neutral guard
the Russians and british Simultaneous,
Withdrawing, pending legal investisa'
ton OF the questions involved.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-23

In the closing hours Of the recent
Missouri assembly senator Whaley and
representative Hall INDUCED 10 a regu-
lar "wbo killed Cock Robin" debate
over the maximum freight rate bill
and at times the discussion was more
exciting than parliamentary. During
the next W. years the people will be
studying this matter and will kno"
how to place their ballots so that th'
sno,beiing Of such important bills viii
no, be possible IN the next legislature
10 the meantime BIZ Phelps and BIZ
lobby are ~cbuckling over the pros
pecti,e profits on the freight irsiis o
the next Two years.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-23
GIRL STUDENT IN The LAKE.


Chicago, March GA woman's hat
. pair Of kid gloves, a macintosh
and q letter which gives no hint Of a
morbid purpose, furnishes clews to
what the police believe to be the
suicide Of May Comstock, n student
at the American Conservatory OF
Music, 243 Wabash avenue. The ar
ticles, known TO have been the prop
erty Of Miss Comstock. were found
on the shore OF the lake, near sixty
third street. The lake was dragged
for the girls body, but without re-
suit. Miss Comstock Is missing from
her boarding place at 24O North ave-
nue.. The missing girl was the daugh-
Ter Of John Comstock, a wealthy res
ident OF Benton Harbor. Mich.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-23
A PROGRESSIVE RULER.
Cuestaa Of Uruguay Has
q Member Of Radical Re-
forms,

with q steady hand and a firm in
tention to be president in fact as well
As in name, Cuestas took the chair.
He was tied by no entangling alliances,
and in making up his cabinet selected
the best material from all parties.
Then he began 10 rule Uruguay for
Uruguay's benefit, and with no other
end in view. For the FIRST time in q
generation this little nation, hemmed
in between the Atlantic and the Rio
de Ia Plata, had an executive who
thought first OF the peoples good.
Government after government had
come to Urugusy's r2,OOo square miles,
most Of them ending In bloody dis
sension, and all Of them leaving the
country financially embarrassed, with
nothing save its wonderfully prolific
resources on which to depend for re-
cuperation. But in spite Of all these
Drawbacks, Uruguay has not lived but
prospered, says Douglas White in
Ainslee's.
Reforms followed closely in Cuestas'
wake. He found the public Offices allied
with salaried employees who did little
or no work. To the head OF depart
ments he said:
THE office hours Of your department
will begin at $3.50 a. N. and end at four
D. m. Your employees must be on time
and must be kept busy. As for your
selves, you must set the example
This was rather a radical change to
easy-golng politicians who had limit.
ed their service 10 the government &c
an average OF Dour per Gay. Iner
he cut the republics list Of Salariet
clerks and employees squarely in half
and by his stern regulations Of Office
routine accomplished with the remain
ing force double the former work. Th'
republics books carried q long list o
officials who limited their labors TO III,
signing Of salary vouchers. Thes'
sineoures were abolished. The presi
dent himself set the first example o
attention TO the duties Of state b
punctuality. At once Uruguay's debt
began u vanish, her credit went bacl
to 9 favorable condition and there wa
money in the treasury.
|, The army needed renOvating. es
| pecially in the pay department, whie.
. unfortunately until that time had bee.
handled on much the same method
: Es that Of Spain. Then, too, there wer
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-23
FOREIGN GOSSIP.
III, Chinese ealIgrsPAist uses two
kf.rL and red.

tn, Chinese ealigraphist uses TWO
colors-hlack and rec.
Elongated esr-lobes are eons'eereo !
mark Of beauty in Bornee. Girls witn
this feature reaching down TO 'ne"
elbows are not uncommon
In Belgium there are more than SOW
oo dov, used for draft purposes They
arc mostly employed by milkmen' Pee,
Slsrs and small farmers, ano a society
FOR the improvement OF the oreeu mas
Just been formed,
II is estimated that Munich res'au,
rant, cheat the public annually u Of
100000 by selling foam in place Oh
beer. The hue for not filling a gas
20 the limit is sl2s plus two weeks I'M
nrisonment, but complaint is seldom
made.
The Cooperative Association OF
Rssel switzerland. contains is'oli
members, who bought nearly tz'OVO'oVS
worth OF provisions, etc, last year any
rot back nine per sentof their eSpenol'
TIRES This has led TO the formation
Of an opposition association OF sm'''
dealers.
In consequence OF emigration there
Is a Rreater preponderance OF woueu
In Norway than in almost any otnsl
country in Europe. The census OF lssl
showed that there was an excess o
m nnn NEhll
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-23
coai Combine In Illinois.

Springfield, ILL.,, March 2o--one Of
the big coal producing concerns Of
Illinois will form q company to con.
troll the output from the various mines
10 the state. The project contemplate
The formation of a single company,
With a capital Of s75,ooO,Ooo, cor,
trolllDg more than 900 mines through
out The state. The total product o
these mIues lsst year was in rount
numbers, 80, o0o, 900 tons, aud the!
gave employment to $1,000 men, no
including office bslp.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-23
THEY WANT MORE SUGAR.
Soldiers In the Philippines Urge
One Addition 70 Make Thsir
RatiOns Complete.
PLENTY OF FRESH NEAT lus BACON.
Col. AIbert Cumina whass Mea Ciinbe
Mountains and Made Forced mArohes'
says Their Muscular Tissues Were hus-
banded BY the Abundance. Quality ane
Compasltion of Their Food.

Washington, March 21.-The war
department has received a number oil
eommendatory communications from
commanding officers in the Philip
pines regarding the rations OF the
army there. A suggestion made that
the allowance Of sugar be increased
hss already been acted upon by the
commissary department and this Is
about the only change recommended
Col. Albert $. Cumins, commanding
the Twenty-seventh volunteer infsn-
try. in a Communication to Col Wood
run. chief commissary at Manila
SAYS;
There has not been = day since their
arrival tina their men nave not had run
and complete ~rations. with usual allow
ance Of fresh beef and mutton. Ind ex-
cent while on scouting duty. an aoun-
dance OF fresh bread Of tho best auanty,
when | received orders TO remove my
regiment 10 Manila Il mustered ~ om-
GERS and lOt0 enlisted men with a SICK
reuort Of only two oficers and 80
per cent. Of the enlisted force This ex-
esllent showing l attribute not only 20
the untiring efforts OF an exceptionally
able regimental surgeon, but primarily 70
the excellent work OF the commissary de-
partment under your Administration.
| During the past rainy reason the greater
part OF my regiment has been almest
constantly In the field. undergoing hard
| ships which could not have been accom-
plished without the abundance quahty
and composition Of their rations. Al
20 the composition Of the ration, l hesitate
20 recommend any change when the re
suits obtained ara so excellent. l pc.
lieye. however. there should be a aliSn'
increase in the sugar component,
As to the abundant supply OF fresn
meat and bacon. which seems TO y
some Of our inexperienced friends a.
home. l can only advise that they STUDY
carefully the functions Of the dinerenl
classes OF foods or come out here an
use up their muscular tissues and snergl
for a few months In climbing ounta
and making forced marches and see nov
loudly their systems will clamor for iresi
meat and bacon. II is T the nativei
eat little meat. but II Is because They can
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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-23

Kansas City, Mo-, Mach 21.-Gov
Dockery Thursday appointed W. D
Teasdale TO the new circuit Judge.
ship for jackson county. The posi.
ton pays 5000 a year and the sp'
pointment holds until the fall cleo,
ton In 1909. Mr.. Teasdale was borr
at Potosi, Mo-, in 1855. He Is Con
gresham Cowherd's law partner. n,
was recently elected president Of thl
Missouri Bar association.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-23

Albuquerque, n. NJ. March 2i.-W'
7. sapp, the ossifted man of Lebanon
Ky. is dead in this city. When a
child sapp's muscular tissue entirely
wasted away aud every joint In bis
body except those Of the left shout
der and Of the hands became solidi'
fed. For SO years the helpless status
of a man has been on exhibition.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-23

Atchison, Kan, March 2l.-Andrew
Carnegie has offered TO give Atch-
ison $4,000 toward a public library,
provided the city will appropriate
1880 annually for expenses and fur
nish q site for the building.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-23
BOND CALL

Holders Of Lexington Town,lll
Missouri. nVe IN pr c,ll
hereby notined that bonds
10, II. N and ~ dated susa'll
denomination of slV0 ca'n.
clarcd due and payable on lns
April, 1901. by the County 9sl
tayette County, payable wv,
county Treasurer ni LAi4igu nj
Lexington. Missouri on Wli.l'F
ali interest thereon viii ct1s dlal
by order OF the County ~. M.
FRANK fhJS
Clerk OF the County Couf'
County. Missouri.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-23

Here are some sDswsrS 10 school 81.
animation questions In England: oas
lad, iu answer 10 the question, 'Whst
Is q limited monarchy" wrote thus: "a
limited monarchy 10 gOverumsut by .
king, who. In case Of bankruptcy.
would not be responsible for the entire
national debt. You hays the same
thing Ia private life 10 limited Inability
companies" A boy rot as c~opyesAnl
with American as with English history
wrote In answer TO the question, "WbO
we're the Pilgrim iathersP" "Tbey
we're the fathers Of good young mer
who went on the CruSades 10 The Holy
Land" Molassssr was defined o. "lbs
American word for the little mules u,et