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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-21
WASHINGTON NOTES.

Senator Teller gave notice of an amend
ment he will propose to the st. Louis FIX
position bill, requiring the management
to close the gates of the institution on
Sunday.
The statement having been published
that Gen Harrison Gray Otis was seeking
the office of pension commissioner, Gen.
Otis tonight authorized denial of the
publication, saying. that they were WIFI
out a shadow of foundation
In obedience to the call made upon Sen
ator WoIcott as chairman OF the con-
nlfttee on postoffces, while Senator Ma
sons pneumatic tube amendment was I'M
der discussion in the senate, the Colo
radoan called a meeting of the commit
tee Immediately after the senate adjourn
ed to consider the amendment. The COM
mfttee= was in session for half an hour
and failing to reach decision, adjourn
ed until today.
The senate committee on foreign re-
lations took adverse action On the reso-
luton heretofore introduced by Senator
Morgan, declaring the right of the Unit
ed States to proceed with the construc-
ton of the Nicaragua canal regardless
Of the Clayton-Bulwer treaty. The rea-
son given for the committees action was
that it would be discourteouS to Great
Britain to take this action while the Hay
Pauncefote treaty is still pending before
the British government.
More than 1850 sailors and marines,
the biggest contingent the navy has had
III Washington since the Civil war. will
march in the inaugural parade. In ad-
dition to the Dolphin, the Syiph, the big
double turreted monitor Puritan; the
Dixie, the Hartford, the Topeka. AMI
the Lancaster have been ordered to wash
ington to participate in the ceremonies.
These big ships cannot all reach the
capital because of their draught, but VIII
be anchored in the Potomac, probably off
Alexandria. making a pretty naval dis
play, for they will be handsomely dressed
with flags by day and Illuminated by
electricity at night.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-21
COMPARATIVE FIGURES.
British Engineering Exports De-
crease, American Exports Increase.

British Engineering Exports De-
crease, American Exports Increase.
LONDON, Feb. 2O-sir Christopher
Furness. the well known ship owner
and engine builder, at the annual meet
ing today of Robert Stephenson & Co.,
said that while the exports of engines
from the United Kingdom were decreas-
ing. the exports from the United States
were increasing at a very remarkable
rate. 1t was stated that the works at
Newcastle on Tyne would be transferred
to Darlington. eighteen and one-half
miles south of Durham, in order to Sc
cure land for extensions of the works,
cheaper than is possible at Newcastle
The company's information is that
while Great Britains exports have de-
creased one-quarter during recent years,
the United States exports of locomotives
have expanded 450 per cent.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-21
RIVER NAVIGATION.

A congress of waterways interests is
being held in this city. Prince KILL
koff, minister of ways of communication,
addressing the meeting on the day Of
opening, sketched a programme for
future great highway for the empire,
which almost staggers the imagination.
He said in spite of the $500 l1ilometeTs
of railroads in Russia, the transporta-
ton of freight by water had been stead
iiv increasing until now it amounts an
nually to 100000 of poodVersts "a pood is
thirty-six English pounds and Verst IS
nearly the same as a kilometer) The mean
distance traversed is no versts, or more
than three times the mean distance i'll
Germany.
Referring to the desire of the waite :
ways interests to improve the streams
and canals, he declared they must event
ually be made to accommodate vessels OF
great burden.
MIGRATION TO SIBERIA.
The emigration to Siberia promises to
attain unusual dimensions this year.
Over 1000 peasants have announccd
their intention of leaving odessa for
the Oussourie country The immigra-
ton during the first eight months OF
1900. when the same rates were In force,
amounted to 900 persons, The re-
turn movement amounted to $1,000 per-
sens, many of whom were, OF course,
prospectors returning to report to the
villagers assembly.
The Amur province Is practically set
tied already The railway minister IS
inviting competition by owners of auto
matte coupler patents. Prizes of 5000
and 1000 rubles are offered. The coup
lers must be able to operate under the
conditions of Russian climate and must
be applicable to cars now in service
The council of the empire is dellber-
ating the Introduction of instruction N
the Russian language into the schools of
FINLAND. Gov. Gen Bobrikof intends to
establish Russian libraries in the prin-
cipal cities of Finland.
travelling libraries will also be intro
duced for the use of rural Russians in
Finland
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-21
Little BOY Killed.

DULUTH, Mimi, Feb. e-(speciaL)--
Leslie Craig, the 10-year-old son OF G.
II. Craig, q Northern Pacific engineer,
was Instantly killed at St Mary's hos
pital this afternoon By falling to the
bottom Of the elevator shaft from the
fourth story. He was stepping from
car and slipped. Tie. boy had short
time previously undergone an operation
for appendicitis and was to be removed
home an hour later
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-21

cure 1t is a marvellous method, curing
cases that defied hospitals, doctors,
trusses, electricity and all else. Merely
send your name and address and the free free
whatever r. w. Yourex, well known
commercial traveller. was rqptured ter ten
partly made up his mind to undergo the
danger of an operation, when by the
greatest of good luck he tried the DR..
Rice method. He is now cured.
Mr.. Yourex says: 81 tried DR.. Rice's
method and it cured me. I did not lose
day on the road. Hundreds of mer-
chants and friends in Illinois, Wisconsin,
Minnesota and Iowa know the wonderful
fact that this remarkable method cured
me, and 1 certainly feel thankful enough
to tell other ruptured people how they
may profit by my experience" Mr.. YOU
rex lives in Cedar Rapids, To-, at 32212
First avenue.
Every ruptured person ought to send at
once and make a trial of this method
that cures without pain, danger, opera
ton or an hours loss of time. Begin
now, and in short time you will never
know you had been ruptured. Write to-
day sure.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-21
OPPOSE JOHNSON'S BILL
DULUTH LABOR UNIONS WILL PRO
TEST AGAINST ITS PASSAGE

IESI AUATlsSE = II = n - - y =
DULUTH, Mimi. Feb. % stSpeeiaL)-
Local labor unions are greatly opposed
to Representative ,lollnson's IilI provid-
ing for the establishment of court of
arbitration for the settlement of Labor
disputes r. Federated Trades assem-
bly, meet Tomorrow night to adopt SEQ
lutions condemning !. the measure as
framed They claim to favor arh!t%--
ton but are opposed to a permanent
court, believing a new court st@uld be
appointed in the locality of each dis
pute, the labor union and employer in
volved naming one each and both third
arbitrator as they are more familiar
with local conditions. They are also
against lawyer being selected as a
member of the court.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-21
FOR CRIME LAST SEPTEMBER.
Fostoria, o., Sporting Man Arrested

FOstoria, o., Sporting Man Arrested
on Charge of Murder.
FOSTORIA, O., Feb. 20-Marsh Lind
say, a sporting man of this city, was
arrested today, charged with completely
in the murder of w. c. Johnson, a
wealthy celery raiser, the crime having
been committed at the victims home
at Carey last September. Johnson was
beaten to death for repeated refusals to
divulge where his money was hidden.
Four men were engaged in the crime.
Lindsay has never been connected with
crime, so far as is known.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-21
CANADIANS BANoUETED.
officers of strathcona Horse Dinet
With Frederick.

LONDON, Feb. 2O-The secretary of
state for war, Mr.. ST. John Frederick,
gave dinner party this evening in honor
of the officers of the Strathcona horse
The guests included Lord Roberts, Lord
Stratchcona and Mount Royal, Lord Der
by, Lord Grey, Mr.. Chamberlain, Mr.
Winston Spencers Churchill. Sir James
Wilcox, Mr.. John Cole and many other
prominent men
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-21
Three Daily Trains

By the Northern Pacific's Duluth Short
Line" between the Twin Cities and the
Head of the Lakes. The finest of the
trinity Is the brand new electric lighted
and steam heated Lake Superior Limit
ed' train, which makes it's first run Sun
day, Feb, a.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-21
First painless Night in 3 Months.

st received the Ready Relief on Fri
day the 18th inst, by night express:
used the same at 9 O'Clock and had a
painless night, for the first time in three
months. Used the Ready Relief again
on Saturday and Sunday morning and
night with the same result I had 2
broken arm and shoulder out Of joint, Or
dislocated was set all right but remain
ed painful until 1 used your remedy.
Thanks for your prompt attention"
Yours respectfully. C. G.. DOSE,
MARYLAND Otsego Co N Y
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-21
FLOUR MILL BURNED.
RoyaIton visited by Fire Early This
Morning.

ROYALTON, Mimi. Feb A-(Special)
The Murphy -four mill, at this place,
burned ,this morning at 1890 with its
contents of wheat and flour. The loss
is heavy, partly covered by insurance.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-21
WHIP FOR WIFE BEATERs.
Bill Introduced In Illinois House of
Representatives

Representatives.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Feb. 2O.-In the
house today Representative Gold intro
duced a bill which provides that any
person who shall brutally assault and
beat his wife shall, upon conviction
thereof, be sentenced to be whipped not
exceeding forty lashes, well laid on by
the sheriff, with rawhide whip, or be
imprisoned in the county Jail for a term
not exceeding one year, or both, in the
discretion of the court.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-21
rec to the
Rgaptazused
DR.. W. S Rice, the Well Known Authority,
Sends Trial of His Famous Method
Free n All

Dr. w. s. Rice, $50 w. Main street,
Adams, N. Y, will send free to anyone
who is ruptured or knows of any person
ruptured, whether a man, woman or
child. free trial of his famous home
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-19
Vaa 1iutc. Mujcct.

",Soct ol III aNar oper til loaet
mt. logoe sSorelplereL nil lea. mine
Gamer og Serrer! henlebe Ceres Sp.
mrrfiombeo paa en- Slouae meo TO
!0opeber, ianoipnligpis oct lterite
llnber / ben beficnbte Nerocu. Som
De Ter, mine Gamer o9 Serrer, bor
Den ct Nooe / bper eitoe al aroppen.
Oct er @rulben til, at nj mua iioitilic
oai / 900 Silitono. 0per Sierne ar.
beibeoe mnibpnaigt. 0crfor mobplrte.
90 bcn enc Nalpocl ocr anoen. on
lanr Wurocl / oeli enc Gnbe pilhe
taae eli Nth Wtab. preb Den mtben On
DC 'ig Ilia, at oer hlep bortc. Eai
Ntloteu bar Slangen ior INF OF Iterf
I'll, al Den funoe belr liz o. tiIIo0e Dc
IL Nnlpoeie al lore Ell iclpiipnoil iii
prrelic 0erior bar Der lntci mloct
at giere Tor 0prei emo at iilltc liz
libel. OF oet aiorbc oct 81. Getie pl-
Ter, mine Gamer % Serrer. az on oct
enb er ialtbt. al 10 @opeoer tr beAre
Hth et. lod er oct abiolut ~nsopenbi9.
al DC 10 Nope0cr hciinoer iia / inmnlc
Gn0c."
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-19
6ruiomheo moo Ovr.

Eolitidei S'9teiQ / Chicago bar
eipet iiiie m~toerproneoe geialing ON.
at De llsic lfal paaie, at Sopen MOD
Sprplugeri operboloes. SGlge bar
EoIitiet iorienlt bette. Mtun bar ouers
laot Den Sing til Ben pripatc sore
ming mpo Sprplaaeri, Che Sunl1ne
Societp, iom ben faloes. % BET bar
aaaet, lpn oct bar funnel. bpor life Ell
enfelt oriitis Monb itiner iig / Spio-
ien. Cen n9pnte Sop opregner ror-
Itlelli9e Sornner al Gprplogerl. lom
Den oil ~iorebpgge, os oct or til lloen
sore fpr ct frilteni Smnimo. az Ell
ldaNan elite ital p9rc arebet 10 AZ
Girteligbeoen. Sopen nGpner "fot
ltore 2ps. poloiom aisriel, arbeioe
oper arrfterne, gruiomme Susbellag,
Yiniler. SemlGitelie, uporren Slagt.
nlna, utilltrUffelig sSorpleinin9. lna
Iprenc iulter o. ferlter. ouarligt Sp.
Brig al gamlc, ipge eller ifaoeoe Npr
til Irbcibe" - iImloheo CT ouarliat
Sioneabpro Tor os N~tenneifer. Sulfe
Stater or Der lianenbe Sppe moo Eur
plaacri; men iadlPnge oisie Sopc life
CT tpmnc ino i tsoifa Sumpittigbeb,
bieIper De libet.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-19
D%cnnerberes minoe.
Spenifcrncs tore aoneert | Winnca.
pplis pclnffct.

Spenlferres ltore aoncert Den 13be
Hopember / minneapolis til Winoc
ON Den nplia afosoe aomporiit Sim.
mar Wennerberg por n ltor Sriitmf
cfier ldige 6orbercoeIier. Meo Eel.
tugeiie al DC benite mliifulife arpf.
ter Sdrgfor on allnitrere blen BRO.
aranmnei ubiert. Get itore acr meo
$50 Stenuner al bepse ajsn; Oct itore
Ndno@for poa 100 Stemmer. Or.
Spbeus Smgforening o. De IL ny.
perliae SoIoiitcr, 5. i. 0ahl o. O..
Splmquiit, gap en- 8ariotion al ipeli.
tic aompolitioncr, icm irpoeoe 2ret.
Mrs. Nnna Smith 9ebrens panot
Torinmlingen meo lin bel inosoeoe
Stennie % line rene lriaer, og Troi.
@llitap Sobnion oirigereoe ielp en- at
line eaile aompolitioner til Srfeiter.
% Vianoipii al Wrs. GSranf 4. Slet.
der oen bupoc mango pafrc Barrier.
Get itore ipenife S%obernafel bar
'Diot alleiteos, og itsrre Snteresie %
mere Eo%nifjennelie bor nel iieloen
pRret pit inSen octs @G9ae enc peo
6islc oplipenoe 5pncr.
Get Dor |lorneumeli9 Oapios Sal.
nier al @ennerbera. Vi. IA "a, $50
oa ii3, hans befienote Srorelanos.
iange "Ser oiS Spa," oa "Staa
lh1rf. OH Siuicta Hioburuft," %
noalc lloto9 al @lmtarne, iNm GAP
Tioncsbpro OH Den nioebe aonpo-
uiit1 Storheo. 20 @nlo, iom imrer
1Solfens Qoen" % "Solncoeouaen"
IN 0iiei. bar opermoobc patre Stpf.
fer.
Ile De lpeniIe airtefpr. lutberlfe.
WiSlionSpenner, metbobilrlife, bopti.
ltlltc oa cpilfopule, lnpoe forellet jig
on at bGore WennerbergS Winoe og
tillige noe lit 9ibma til Spisrclie al
Oct lpenltc Soiprtal, ION mi bpages
her Wtinlpapolis.
Sanaens Sriumi par itpr. ,>uotpg-
ternc a oalao itorc. % oc1tnc aon'
cert piier iaoleocS. hpnb Sfanbinn.
perne fonubrettc, mar Scr or
Snntplh / ct tSorctngcUbc. aorr.
Dtimnedpolis, hoe 9top. 1901.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-19
ON nor s,atsnanss esmmsltsuss.

act tori9ues. III Ell bersmi Slcismanoe pems
meliebee eltHnem CT ldaal ZIP oar bans iniieWds
iiue WaG.s al fgtfe paa, Snboer bio Nao, ban
puiiees | fin y,unb bier ineeri 80 @aree irecn
ban ~ieGIaeoe ben. Sslsen eaG. at bans Maee
albrie pIaeeoe BAN. % ban nso edHle ~naturlisi
en- COB pslbgee. Re feiie @sgDV % abinner
agser MaoeB % iplier liHg. Der alorie oar
be'iefnt Ill al igiies. Ee iaar Sorficppelie, Ell
Gel anlis,starne, GiTdares. CT irritable OF
nerosie. % Tor DC oee Sroef al or DC "ios
fort ienl BEL heser. Sei CT opmunirense at
pioe. al Soiietirrs 9aaee 9itiern rrerpinner %
beisrener QUE lidpeoHber, let or en- rem neae,
iabilf @lehidr her bar iaaei I'm Erspe | 50
slar Zen teihreoer liIirlner, ION innss at
nRrc boablsie. Solt, ber fronin liner AZ Scr.
l~iorreIisf ! D'apen. eepersg euer SuSeeIsene.
baroe prsoe ben.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-19

Caw.. Chillicothe Normal School.
0ovou Chillicothe Commercial College.
n..> Chillicothe Shorthand College.
UI81l Chiliicothe Teleeraphy College.
o-Ir Chiliicotle Pen-Art College.
NGU00lS. Chiilicothe School OF Oratory.
Chiilicothe Musical Conservatory.
Enrolled last year 729. $3.50 pays for 40
weeks board. tuition, room-rent, and use of text
books. For free illustrated catalogue address
Allen Moore. Pres, Box II. Chillicothe, Mo.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-19
Mr.. Stcrnbers "a WiiS Marp

y. Sprfc, beQAe AZ @id,lto aall,.
BAR iorloueOe oN oigoc giite liz luo.
reit mulia; uleu Wfr, Stcrnbera or
artiteft % refer baaNe bio oa oio;
IorleNen bar ban ! Chicago. hpor
ban ifuloc opierc cn Suanira; 81
fom @iiteluiru cper BAN. % boh
lit Sen Soc al luoc iia bic til Murp
9oct> Or. Seleiou. Sm ionbt no
net pitaut bette % aif itrar Ino pna
bct: men lao traoote Sopcn imelicm.
Snacn "Morringe Glerf" tur no.
itcoc cit 9iceuic. lom qiplber / mere
emo en- Stat. StemberaH Soc
bite itg at pore usiennemferIi1.
>Nniolcr,i5 har ban on hans alT.
reite hapt ecu Sorecl Serai. al DC er
blcpue ontolte ole Npiier.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-19

ming pda Vnroet % iirr I 9ona..
0eniw Wanifeligheo bar man imio.
Iertio ogiaa pRret iitumo til at oper.
fomlnc. ioct man bar f~onjtrlnref.
bpao MAJ foIoer ~Dfegnfoiier". Dis
lc er .opiatte efter aonrpos, iaa Be
peaer no mob De fire auroinalretmin.
ger % oeres fire Mellempinifter. BED
SiTlp at oisie bar man oa p9rrt
iitano til at beitemme Retmnger for
Sfuoer % Sfibe, Der liager os pId.
Tier ! 5ooge % Storm.
De Sor. Stater bar benpeo 400
Iaaseiignuler. 1875 Y~jeloebsier, 90
Signclbaaoe oa 75 "8laoiebeIRr".
Der fipoer tilbops. 6or emo poerli.
gere at funne beitemne 9poretnin.
gerne onrborb, bar man / Den ~ieiieite
Iio anbragt omboro iaafalbte 20
poforer", Der / llbieenne ligner al
minceiise Ssrersr iom %.ospbsrte
Golf bruger. ener en- 2pges Steto.
flop meb bpilfet ban Inter til ga.
tienternes 9rpitfasie for n9rnere at
fnnne lofaliiere Speoommen. Set
err etilags itore Ssretrompeter, DER
forbeier 2poen iom 5rompeterne pal
Ell 5oinograf. Seq fan natirligo:s
life n9rmerc forflare Den pibenifa.
beige Ifuitif, Der er iorbiinoen meb
oisie forifieaige openomtalte SSnitru.
menter; leg bar finn let benz / 5pr-
taarn. onrbprb pan Tnmpbaaben oa
oeo lloitiainger iom oeiine - % for.
reiten la0et mig inbbiloe noset oes..
amgoaenOc.
5 oenne Iioeling er ogina ubitiIet
ct belt Sprtaarns lloin)r, iau De, Der
life bar bapt anleoning til at ie ct
Iprtaarns appurater. ber fan ie
benz, Ser er T. gr. eli Sprtaarrs.
LIME. Der peier ct belt Con. Zen err
beitemt for Sprtaarnet pes Soleoo,
g., bpor ben bill anbrinses, laaiuart
lloiriningen er forbi.
Eli Observation-Disclosures, Der her
frenipiles. bsrer enbel Vpier, Der,
naar De faites no iamnlen meb He0.
ningsbeien, betegner Stebet, bpor
oemle faloer neo. Oct betegnes peN
Ell Irt Sosforlps ON Iagen OF
ON Hatten peo &sg, Der it,
ger OF ira goien. Get min.
Der ON Sloitstten % Stpitetten,
Der git ioran Ssraels Born element
Erfenen. gnore 9pjer er ioripnet
meo lmna 6lag, Der ~betegner bet
lantnle; men DC er finn tienligc OIL
1agen. Naor Den ifibbruone eacr
ipnfeiTroige "Mfanb o%perbor0" ier
oisie, forItnar ban. at Der gjereS
Sorisg poa at rebbe ham bpilfet
ogian i mlonge SilfGloer lpffes.
! cen olleriihite Sib bar man oeiaa
bra9t / InpenOelie Seliograien.
troaolss Selegroi % enbrul man5e
anorc Slags Sarielsiianaler %
WeObelelicsmibler. Com Storm
Iignnler or Der peo apiterire oglaa
ppfsrt Scrniaarne, bporfrn Der on
Gnaen uaicr 6ldg OF ON Nattea
Santerner, Der peb line Stilinger
og aplsrer parsler ON fomnlen0e
Storm euer llpeir.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-19

peie Den n~copenotge anpifoi til az
nripe syoretasenoet ct slar cIler no,
inotil Oct fan itaa paa cgile Ben. Bar
Der ilere ioaoonne g%nleouinaer. piIoc
Der bare iGrre, Der pna ubeitcfnt 3is
% nlco iruatesieit llbiolo piloe gipc
iig al me0 al itiocre ainrit. % Here,
iom piloc irtte liz inh / Den furiti9r-
Niue Sioe al Saanopprfsarbeibe.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-19

S.s mad tse. at Spmaifinen 'Snspsnnen.
er laa goo, iom iea tan ipr.anse pa maalte
beore. enb ies bapoe tent. Seq bar nemlis
snonm life prguet ben paa noget, iont er
:. arot at IN. 5rasteu ioiteoe $1.65. =.
g. 3arfon. Tpsitpn. 9iurl
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-19
Tranf Nation, Ssn al en- Brett

Nranf Nation, Ssn al Ell Brett /
Milpalfec, blep Den t2te Hopember
hemt I'll 90 Iars Sugtbus al Suog.
Sunnc / Chicago. Son bar iorspc.
en- RTffe Sm~aatpoerier % er fire
8ange blepen %itroitet. Hi fom bar
inc uhoer 9ppen ON "uiorbeberliac
Sorbrpoerc". 0ommeren isstc at
bielpc ham til en- miIoere Strai peo
az fornianc ham til al erflGrc iig
ifuloig: mell set pilbc han life. Spis
Sranf Mation uNticuer lin Sermin
paa Strafcamiralten, bliper ban 63
Iar, mar ban ilipper no.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-19
Ter or sale ON al iaa Naun1aIOo

Iealoot al ,Srnailet gienrcin en- mut
oi bobeuS corpus. San bploes I CT
meaet mNiot ,~SauaeHifah Gn Snieer
ielQcr adal. mar Dan adar no. %
Ciiiceren hiHorrr BAN fife dlene ira
ii remme. men bc'tnt1er ham oIlaa
moo bans egne Sar,osmurlo. sem
meliae SeIifabSbrsore lurer gaa hinl.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-19
Gn ir

alma. isis. Gn uns Nano paa 3
aar err lebet afiteo meo en- Some pda
~. Sun beber Mrs. y. @reue oa
bar ivp Born / aloerer ira 2 iii Is
gar. H~emlinserne ifrep hiem ira
minneapolis. ar De alorig mere pil
fomne iiIbnge.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-19
roler aeoia II s' Sssr.iier.

gsrosns ifsrifs Dluffio rfuiua spon 4 pealp
tIitrber uflenDte @pbtfIcb Tor at fprmlnnife Saaerst
Gtne spon 4 peolp Gralsr. ier iosot for SIS. mn s35;
Erqler. iom Tor fDftene as. M t420. Sruate Crgler
ira $40 I'll heiere Hritr. 5rogteH paa GrGier er meatt
lap. vi 'enber Grpisr pperaIt Bore Crgler bar monat
nrs Eorbtbrinaer o. er lanst be bebhf. Sfrip ibas
siter &ataioa.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-19

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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1901-06-22
Liberality in Louisiana.
Daily Statee.

Discussing the sectarian preju-
dices that from time to time man.
ifest themselves in some of the
States, the Jewish Ledger in an
able editorial article, contrasts
these outbreaks with the liberal
spirit which prevails in Louisiana
among all classes. Almost "any old
jew" the Ledger declares. has up
to a short time since been regarded
as a sort of punching bag or tar
get for knife or pistol" by hood
INNS in Chicago, and even the
schools in some of the States have
offended by their sectarian teach-
iugs. In drawing a contrast be-
tween conditions elsewhere and in
Louisiana the Ledger correctly
says:
Furthermore, our public school
system in Louisiana is conducted
for all the chil1Ien in the State in
accord with the principles of the
Union, and if there isany friction
between creeds-Jews or others
we are not aware Of it. nor has it
crept into our public schools.
at is in New Orleans and Louis
lana, as it should be all over the
United States, mutual interest in
everything that pertains to good
citizenship and as good citizens,
Catholics, Jews and Professionals
are unit for law order and or
der and education"
The public schools of Louisiana
have made astonishing progress
during the past few years, and this
could not have been achieved had
! sectarian issues been intarjected
into their administration. The
State having 6gorously excluded
all grounds for such issues they are
supported and patronised by the
people of all faiths, and as a result
they are growing in important
every year. In addition the good
work they do in liberalising the
citizen by promoting a comrade-
ship between pupils who would
otherwise probably never get to-
gether. is worth much to the State.
Here the Jew, the Catholic and
the Protestant stands or falls on
merit alone, and any attempt to
bring sectarianism to the aid OF q
week cause is promptly and
emphatically rebuked. When it
comes to maintaining the interests
and standing by the good name of
the State, we have no Jews, no
Catholics, Professionals; but we are
al To,,;e;oc,,no
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1901-06-22

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