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Decorah-posten., 1902-07-15
IN IL

CT SiSen iubs til at isuos sftsr Gar, Ior,
Setter raer Srnr, Suitru % Bern slsr an'
bre SlGetninsrr fra 0amlrlausct. Suit
nsrior, at SranSinapiaus smeriran Siuien
or orn enefs birrfte Sirie. JON beiurorrr iiue
Sasiaesrrr fra StanSirapien til SstB BORT
unsn cmitiftr. Senut siniss upe. fore
%burtiesaarnbe 1%pbbtltprOpels CAMPER Os-
car III nfgaur airttte ira Granddaughter
JON iplssr: Den 27bs susnf. ben She
Sttober % lobe Rnpsmber. Spis I Bns
ifsr, at tucrs BaarprrnSr ifai iaa Gu hes
tptut, bsbastIis 90 burtie Ssiis til amrriia.
Iaa fire cher gilrt inarrf. aDr nrrmert
cplpsninsrr tilitrib SSuestpntorrt, u.
GorienIrn & g., @eueral @eitern Sasiens
ger Ngents. 1876 CAT atniie Ct, Shieaap.
M. Sfriu otter Sen npr Ssrelfnrsssi fc.
Der unpiier. bpOrmanse aroasr % Ore. Der
gaar paa 7nlerru.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-15
SYo Oafotas Rieoom.

Zen lite sunni ifior boooe, ifslge
Den netop ofiertIig9iorte Ropport fra
GeniuS.8 cpartementet, 6ormere /
Spb Tofotn ell @Rrbi al 1920, 1873.
100. ri bette 9eIsb reprGienterer
$30,926.300 8pr6ieu al 9pguinger.
ne. % $tS9, 2O6, 500 @Proien al
2anSct. 89rOien al Sarmrebifaber
% Raitineri por iomme Tag $t2,.
21S,6S0 % al areat,trer $65,173,.
432. Zen iamIcbe SGrSi al ,Sarm'
proSuftrr / 1899 bar $66,9S2.4t9,
bpornf $44, 1858 reprRicntercbe
8GrOien al, buob Der apIeoc$ poa Sor.
ben. mems Reiten bar llobpttet al.
bpaS Gprene fniteoe Of iig.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-15

bcDeoer, icm bcoer Sinitt. % $40
Smitb'er bQrer Gornannct Scbn.
Roar man en- 5oriamIIns faloer pdd
Scbn Smitb, BIZ minoit 300 penoe
&creoet pa ipare: Scr er jeg!"
Smitb'crne o~oeritrnnIcs bog af bet 20.
pilIGre Mubn Sobnion, iom ogioa
Sfnnoinaperne er meset glade I.
Gbicagc Gitp Gireciorp bier, at Der
gpen er $500 5amiIieiGore, font
bprer Rdpnet Sobnion. Ebompion.
SnmiIien er Iigeleoes itprf.
Ere Somilier faIoer fig Wapor
foruoen Mapor Sarrlion, os TO falber
zig @ooiepeIt, uoen at oct opIpies, at
DC er ! SIGet meS Breiioenten.
5nrper ipiler en- RoIe | o.milie.
naone. log er Der insen, iom faIber
fig meb bet engeIife Orb Reb; men
Der err en- BET Sob 5pifere, iom beber
&otb (rsb) og en- Del S%fanoinaper,
iom faIoer iig Hsb. 625 falber iig
Green, 1850 @eite, $50 beber sIad
o. 90 Blue. en- Wasie Spffere boz.
rer @upnst sdtpart ener S6parse
dort). og Ser er IiseIebes mango an
Ore RatinnaIiteter, iom briiser babe
bette o9 oe sDrige Soroenoone. RogIe
bar Innge, andre meget forte atapne.
Rnar ct 9apn ltOgisr 4-5 Stapeiier,
bIiper Oct list beipprliet; men mar
en- BLOT fnISer iig gu, 9p eaer Re.
fan iiaen flnse.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-15

ertbOg gneIono bar upilig til at rette
Iiig efter Orb 90 aftaIe. Men Sab.
ington proteitertr. os uoenriesmini.
tier Sap unOerbnnolebe meo ambasia.
bsrerne. Oct meobeIes III, at Tien
Tin ON fort Sio BIZ bIipe befriet for
noenianoife Sropper oe opersipet til
aineierne paa oeres eene 9etingeIier.
"Spettator" amer beune geilutning
for fIoa fra bpiIfn Sibe ben betras.
tes.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-15
On @cbicin mrb cr Niitnric.

8oar tIboge til SIoen fer Sen ameri.
tanitc RepoIutiou. en- NteSicin, iont
bar oTrct benpttct mco aIori9 ipig.
terSe ScIb / ScbauoIiugeu at SIob.
% tonititutioncle Spaoommc - er
Gr. Scter'S aurifo, set bersmte al
llrter % @Iantcocle tianpcoc 9pge.
mioSCI. 6lrlOitrnOiae SpIpSuinacr or.
hoIoeS oeN SenpenSelie iii Or. 9cter
6nhrnep, 112-114 90. Some ape..
Gbicago. III. N.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-15
6uIofuno / Often.

5 Sopn Of S~earsburs, grnnins'
ton Gountp. 8ermont, err Der npliq
iunbet gulbfsrenbe 4uarts, iom efter
SasmPnSs llotaIelier ifaI inbeboIbt
~umaaoeIiee 8isoomme; set ifaI ,pRre
oct Itsrite 8uIofun6, JON nogeniinbe
er siort / 2iten. let Dor en- Sasfs.
rer ira Randeiter. 8a., Sobn q. Bat.
heloer, iom for ct Bar WaaneSers
Sio iiSen latte en- lioen SorisgsSrifi
ignne paa en- 6arm meo iaa itorarte.
De Reiiiltater. gare al bet, ipm III
er afS9ffet, peS man, at Ser finoes
minoit 10000 Sons rig guIOboIoiS
3parts.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-15
@iseonfinS S~obafSmarteo.
goeerton, g8is., lite sSuli 100:

@bserton, 8is., lite Suli 1902.
Te upe SobaisbIaoe TIMBER uomRrtet Bert
/ alc 3iItritter. jtipnt Reguet I bet ienere
bar for i%oriinfet Nrbeibet / Rarterue BETH.
oeli9t. Get er ben aIminoeliae Rentns, of
llbiistcn I'll Ell rig Spbat1pIina alorig bar
opret bebre paa benue GarStib, o. bet tea-
ner o9iaa til, at S%nbbgituineen fan foresda
uiRouanlia tiolist.
Nteb Seuipn til Sanoel meo HIbre, tprre'
a, aaret, title o9, roItst. Grit SmaIlep
iolste 20 &asier til &c; bet er ben eneite
9ransattiou, iom er fore9auet / nseus 2gb.
Sra Sdrebuiene er Der be1eriife iolat fore
Ting. Sele ScrienoeIien berfra | beune
llee uoejsr fun 800 &aSier.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-15
9eeDrab % One On.
Zen i4oe Sali 1904
ffpr be gansRSte.

SiGpefomitcen. Der bIcp nebfai
forat inoiomIe giorag til be Sfobe'
Iihte neo SIpmmen / @oi bar idIi
mootaact S3,024.4s, Tom er forbeIt
meIIem De StaoeIiote efter aomi.
teens beoTte Sficn. aomiteer be.
ftdor az 6. q. @obSnrb. G. %. Bur
Sief. :. 8. Rorib. o.. gotbnc, 8. q.
8bitncp, 6. ). @eiier % Ben Bear.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-15
unoer Rrissret.

General Gbaffce bar befaIei, a
9sitnant Gopin n. Sicfmnn al Lite
aapaIert @aniIa ffaI titles unber
arigsret, forbi ban beifpIbes for al
baoe ppret eruiom mob irbfsSte
propinien Eapbns. Get pauitaaes,
at Siefman buffebe TO inSfahte ncb
| en- Glib for at tpinee Dem til at gipe
9eifeo. Gnbbibere ffnI ban D,pe
brGbt en- treble iubfsbt peb of buffe
BAN unber os ! bet bele misbanbrC
ham.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-15

Guhor' 9tniens SobbeIttrue . camper
columbia, iOm ben 2sOe Suni ~afretite fra
Rep 9urt til Londonderry % Glasgow
meb 500 9~asiaeerer, uutom til fit 8sitem'
meIiesteo ben Ste Sult efter 7 9ase %
12H Shines Reiie. Ct Telegram til Gin
iens @eueruIusent / Chicago msbbelsr. at
ale 9osiuserer % i9rIis S~tanOtnaperne.
bar meset bel tilfreos mso 8etuemmeIigbe.
oerue us Soften omborb.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-15
Sanos.St0pne.
tJorti. ira life Sibe.)

beore fpaIificereSe, oe oi bdaber mart
at ie, at beitemte arap titles iaaban.
ne, iom bill blipe 29rere, affurat iom
De beoite g~lnitalter MI itiaer beitemte
8rao til iaaoamne, JON oil blipe S9ger
og Suriitsr,
a. 8i gisr igien en- inbitRnbig
Senitiaing ON, at Barnet mna faa en-
fulbitPnSis SpOragelie. Solf maa
butte paa, at Sfoleppiei1etS SnOoe.
ling / eIementPre, i~efunbere oe bsiere
Sfoler fun or fleet al administrative
Senipn.
8. Sfolerne paa 9anbet fan gis.
res Iigeiau gooe iom / gperne, @ bet
bsr ife.
6. Wan bsr afpasie ct 31iriiis Ell.
ter Barnet % tage Senipn til bets Be-
grPnsnine % bets @pner og bsr life
aItio afpasie Barnet efter ct itipt oe
uben9seliet aurius. 3esueen bsr
man lGgge mere 8inO paa en- griinbig
llnberpisnirg / be iaafaIote elemen-
t9re Sog.
7. gi betraeter pirfelig Spbra.
geIie iom uaOifiaelis forenet meb Wo.
~ralitet, og ri tror, at ben offentlise
SfoIe er Oct auerfienoie 8ebifab til at
gisre bette Sorbolb binbenbe. 8i op-
fororer Mpnbiebeocrne for be offent.
Iise SfoIer, 29rere o9 Soralbre, til
at gipe rsie ast paa ben moraIife In.
b~erpisning / bore SfoIer iom BET
ianbe 6unooment for p~erionGig Sea.
rafter og 9oreerifab. -,
s. Set er isineiaIoenSe, at Sor.
t~roIigbeSen mco Ben engelIfe 9ibel
iom ct 2itteratlirens Ieiternerf bur.
tig aftoger bIanSt @Ieperne / bore $50.
Ter. Gette er en- Sirefte 6sIge al en-
Spfatning, iom betragter 9ibeIen
blot iom en- ~tbeologiif BOG, % iom
berpco Ie0er til bens l~lOeluffelie fra
SfoIerne / oisie Stater iom ct Sag,
Ser ifliloe I9res % itlbereS. St baa.
Der paa % beoer ON ioooan 6oratt.
bring al BEN offentIige Wentns / benne
SenieenOe. iom bill tiaaoe % opmlin.
ire til, at Ben engeIife 9ibel blioer
IGrt % itrberet iom ct litter9rt Or
beibp al set tsieite og reneite Slngs
Sibe ON SIDE meb Den Boeit og BRO
ia, iom Sen bar inipireret.
8. 9i giper De SfoleItprer Dor
Embedding iom peo anietteIie al 2n-
rere blot tnser Senipn til 8pgtigbeo
% life I'll Eolitif eler andre Ting,
10. 9aa iamme Eib iom itore
6crbeOriyser er bIepne siort meS
Senipn fiji Sfolebpsnineer, Spbeb.
ming, Fertilization oio., iaa er paa bette
Omronoe meeet at sisre enSru. 8i
tror. Serne Screening buroe neoiGtte
en- 9omitc, ipm fan ion,le De bebite
SpIpsnirger / Senne Sag og lSgipe
ben / 9o9form.
If. iii itabis at funne bolbe Sfc.
Ienrbeioet op paa Den SsiSe, De oefs'
Iarbe SlNer os 6remifriOtene fr9oer,
nebiGtteS itanenbe aomiteer.
~. 6or at 5oIf oirfelig fan lore
at f~oritnn, bpao SfoIenS Sctpbning
er, ,trGnacs aooe SGrerc. Si anbefa'
Ter Sommerifoler ior SGrere, iom peo
benz bor 4nleoning til at bfre sc t.
benoe SfolemGnS.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-15
Wilde like assurere ham.

9aitOr 8. 8 geislep fra ct. &aris,
Obio, leb af Rpreonber: Gan besbnbis
at tase Or. Gapib Gennebb's Remebp,
% bet belbreoebe BAN fulbitGnbigt Ut
ban nplis bleu scctieubt al fire iorifjel.
lise observation-disclosures bepiier bette.
Or. 9npio aennsbp's Saporite Remeop
er ben eneite fire Sur, Der ijenoes for Spes
oonipe | Hbrerne. 2eueren, BIeren, Blpbet,
Hbenmatisme os Spspepiio. (,
Gae apctefere ielser bet i be npe
SO Gents SLATER os / be resulare
$1.0o SLATER.
arecsfaiie : NOT for en- prsps int Or. Bon
DR.. DayidKennedy Corporation, Rondout,N.Y.
DR.. David kennedy's Salt Rheum Cream bel.
bre0er annie Sanr, Sub. "a aierteIipaAomuf Zoe.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-15
Sine 6ioiter / Oooa

aeiier @iIhelm % ben forbenpG.
renbe frantic Winiiterhef 8albed.
Rousieai, uSperlebe / Srebass Bitter
/ SbSa | SarSanser, i~eIesrnferes fra
ariitiaina.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-15
Nrrf!

Ia ies bar Heolost Sehpreiien at 9utbsr
college Ruieum. bsoes aue Saver o. alt
Suisei pseTprsHos isnbt Ill yutber college.
gtnssb,eras isnoes I'll g. .. Sustpebt
2seorah Soma. lobe guilt 1909.
SaIbor Sanpn
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-15
3autas Gita 2~pasmarfss.
Omaha &~paamartse.

ehuafiueH -Susbsuuen- CT I aue wanSer
uomGriet. Den for erobt % flint 7st nteb
famine aetbeo. Sec sr rietie tiIfrcos reo oeu,
90 ben fan titles oeo Giben AZ bbiIieriombeIft
lite aIastes Wnfiue. Sraet so Gents. 9lrs.
Samner, Rurduette. Win.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-15

sbuioftnen ~Susbernen-. bt erboIot I:z
grRmie meo "Seeorab.gUfteu-, er pt oeI'or.
nsiet ueb. Zen eisr goot % Ant sr0eioe. iun
bt fan anbefuie ben I'll snbner, fom snffer en-
COB 90 biuta Spmnfftue. Srugt 90 Gents.
alsplf o. 6hrihtaHipu, minneapolis, DltHn.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-15
Notwithstanding
Zen l4se 5uli.
nseorab ws.utnasr.
asn iAs JUL.

leosuoe Gpin. Dr. 100 Euno. ~. 10 t7.7o
9iruothei. rr. 100 Euno.....
aisrer. pr. 100 8Uno. ........
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-15

DR.. David kennedy's Salt Rheum Cream bel.
sarnis saur. Cub. 90 aisrt,lipsSommt. SOC.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-15
Stora9 TIL DC StorntIiote
8cfer 90 Clan Counter,
Wfinn.

snOiamlet al o Z @ruOIie Of Sslauan
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-03-15

There are two classes of human
eyes, says Prof. ]. NJ. Simon, the emf.
nent oculist. First, the cold ana sndif.
ferent eye, which falls upon, YOU with
the same interest that it would fall
upon some large building or anything
else, Then there is the warm, latter
ing eye that Indicates a human inter
est. The gray is the strsng one. I
have observed in the Majority of eases
of people who have risen to eminence
that the eye has been gray, although I
am inclined to believe that the grav
eye is weaker than any other. A gray
we can charm, and in every instance
give a man with that color of eve
more consideration than if his eyes are
II another color.-N. Y. Herald.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-03-15
:: .:..@ The LEADER :. :: ,:::sE3I
THE IDEAL PHYSIQUE.
Ehere Are But Few Persons Having
the Measurements of Perfect
Proportions.

1.-THE tailor who spends his life in
taking human measurements could
probably tell an interesting story
about the decline physically of men
and women" said man who takes
deep interest in physical culture
ana other processes tending to ar
rest deteriorating conditions, accord
ing to the New Orleans Times-Demo-
crat. Il doubt if the measurements
taken by tailors will show many per-
rect men and women. Too many
men are wearing IA collars and too
many women are short on waist
dimensions. l was glancing through
Fourman's book few days ago, and
was struck by the dimensions
agreed upon by the best and most
authentic authorities for physical
perfection in both man and woman.
rake the measurements, for instance,
OF the perfectly proportioned man,
with height of 8 feet 2h inches;
girth of chest, 46 inches; girth Of
waist, SO inches; length of upper leg.
IN inches; length OF lower leg, 14h
inches; largest girth of thigh, 22H
inches; girth of calf, 16 inches;
length OF arm, 20 inches, and, weight,
100 pounds. Go to the tailor and ask
him how many men come up to this
standard. imagine that one would
spend much time before finding the
perfect physical conditions in con-
Junction in a single man.
THE fact of the business is, that
these proportions are the result Of
idealistic theorizing. A man would
be perfect, indeed, physically, who
could even show reasonable APP
Proclamation of this standard. Our
tailor's record would probably dis
appoint us badly, and we would like
ly become confirmed believers in the
doctrine of physical degeneracy in
SO Tar as members of our sex is con-
cerned. Man has been dwindling
somewhat even in the range of ones
own memory. One need not 90 to
the tailors, nor to the vast wealth
of statistics which have been com
piled by persons who take a pecul-
ar interest in mans physical aspect.
lne is conscious Of being smaller
han ones father, and less robust,
md lacking in that hardness of tenn
'erament found in the sire and the
Yet the tailor's record :
will probably show a few isolated in
tances where men have preserved
he proportions found in the physi-
al measurements of the>perfect man.
md this, after all, is the goal to-
ard which physical culture is drift =
lg. 1t is not so much question
larger men in stature, but rather
question of men more perfectly bal
need physically-men whose parts
i'll approximate at least the euui- :.
orium found in the perfect meas ri
of the physical culture doc an an
inaire. If one must weigh 1870 yo
FUNDS, and stand up to height of =
'er six feet, one might as well give
on the start. Butone may at least
'proximate the ideal proportions, =
d this is what physical culture pro- Q
seS to do"
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-03-15

SIS my hat on-9" began Mrs. Coll.
iDgwood, when her husband interrunt-
ed:
Yes, your hats on straight. Come
along, or we shall be late.''
IF its straight, it won't do. Watt :
minute till I go, back into the house
and tilt it little."-Detroit Free
Press.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-03-15
Easter Sale. THE LEADERS Easter Sale
THE LEADERS, GUARANTEE.

Make comparisons by seeing what other
stores have and then come to u.s. and you will buy
our goods! You are doubly assured of good values
because you have the past guaranteed We
refund your money If you dissatisfied
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-03-15
WE ARE OUT,FITTERS.

First last and all the Time We do not han
ole dry goods, groceries, bicycles or thrashing ma
clilnes-nothing but what men wear. II you want
SUIT OF Clothes, new hat, a comfortable shoe,
styish shirt or tie, we can satisfy you thoroughly
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-03-15

are Suits
any re do uG values as Offering
we bought andm fashionable cotbs
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-03-15

We do not believe that people are
half as well satisfied with Themselves
IS they pretend. -Washinqton nal
Democrat. N1
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-03-15
NotIce Of HUMANITARIAN.


The undersigned, having been ap-
pointed admsnistratrix Of the estate Of
Nose franklin, deceased, by the chan.
Gerry court OF the said county, this Is to
notify all persons having claims
against said estate to file same with
the chancery clerk OF said county With
q the time allowed BY law or the
ameWill be barred Fannie AMOS
Adminlstratrix.
HERON q KnSN1soN. Attya
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-28
.MACHlNISTS
GO TO WORK
Strikers at Brainerd Taken
Back by the N. P.
Company.
Working Capacity Of Gland
les" and Skilled Men to
Be Tested.
special to The . Journal.

Special to The Journal
Brainerd, Mimi, April 2S.-A conference
between General Manager Cooper, Of the
Northern Pacific. Vice President Wilson,
of the National Machinists' Union, and
President Ekenroad, of the local union,.
was held yesterday and last night the
good news was sent out that the strik-
ing machinists would 60 to work this
morning
About all the machinists who were out
went back this morning and the remain
der went in this afternoon.
The settlement has attached to it g
little experiment that will be watched
with interest. A test is to be made
which will in all probability determine
further action relative to this particular
work The terms of the settlement are
that the company is to man one OF the
Jones or Lampson lathes with one OF
the handy or special men. the machln-s
lists are to man also similar macDlne
with a full-1edged machinist. The two
men are to work on their respective ma
chimes for two weeks and if it can be
shown that the machinist can do about
one third more work than the handy or
special man, then all handy men are to be
removed from these machines.
If the first man put on by the machin-
lists fails to make good" then a second
man will be given similar test, SO as to
make it thorough. If the second man
fails, the machinists agree to withdraw
their men.
Vice President Wilson said at the busi-
ness mems meeting a few nights ago that
the machinst s could do more work on the
machines, and it is understood that it is
his own proposition tomake the test
There Is a general feelingso of relief in
Brainerd, as it IS thought there will be
no furtnEit hlcui Il Businssss men we're
feeling the effects Of the strike "A, she
men are at work. It is generally undere
ment between he men and the company
was, in effect, that if in the future differ
ences arose, before the men walk out the
matter will be submitted to a board of
arbit ration vs. 80 -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-28
NAVAL STATION
Cities on the Great Lakes
After the New Location
to Be Selected Soon.

Building, Washtnoto,..
Washington, April 2s.-The naval ap-
preparation bill, reported to the house to-
day, provides for the location of a naval
station on the great lakes. 1t authorizes
the secretary of the navy to appoint a
board composed of naval officers, whose
duty it shall be to recommend suitable
site for naval training station on the
shores Of the great lakes or waters con-
nected Herewith and, having recon-
mended site, If upon private lands, to
estimate it's value and ascert ain as nearly
as practicable the cost for which 1t can
be acquired. The secretary is directed to
transmit the report to congress with his
recomme ndations.
Rivalry for a location of this training
station is already very vigorous, Buffalo
Cleveland, Toledo and other cities on Lake
Erie. and Chicago and other citie on Lake
Michigan have already begun to agitate
the question. 1t seems to be settled that
the board will choose a site on one OF
these lakes, near large city. 49,,
DR.. Potter Wins Out.
Washington. April 2s.-Representatiye
Burke has secured the appointment of DR.,
George W. Potter as pension examining
surgeon at Redfeld, S. D. He recon-
mended DR.. Potter some time ago. but the
appoint ment was held up because he had
not had five years practice. Mr.. Burke
then had the entire delegation indorse
DE- Potter and, after personal Interview
with Commissioner Evans, the commission
was made out
.-... w, w. Jermane
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-28
UNITED COPPER
1t Files Articles at Trenton,
N. j., With an $50, ooo,-
900 Capital.

Trenton, N. j., April 2S.-Thc United
Copper company, with an authorized can't
tai OF 100000 900, was Incorporated here
to-day. The company is authorized to
mine, melt and manufacture copper, gold.
silver and other metals. The capital
stock is divided into $5,0oo,o0O preferred
and S7o,oOO.o00 common stock 1t is pro-
yided, however, that the issued capital
stock shall not exceed $1,000, 900 preferred
and s45.000,000 common, except upon the
affirmative vote Of three -fourths of
the directors of the company and the
holders of two-thirds OF the stock of each
class. It Is provided that the preferred
stock shall draw per cent cumulative
dividend payable semiannually
The articles have a proviso that the
company may sell Its entire plant with
the consent Of three-fourths OF the di-
rectors and the holder Of two-thirds Of
the stock of each class
The registered agent OF the company
Is the Hudson Trust company Of Hobo
ken, N. j., and the incorporators are
Horatio Whitridge Trumbull, New York;
Arthur A. Broenlee, Princeton; John
French, New York. The papers were
filed by the law firm of Cary & Whitridge
OF No, So Wall street, New York.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-28
A BIT STRICT
Many Methodists Feel That
Their Restrictions Are
Too teB1ue.''

New York, April 2S..-Deep interest has
been aroused among the Methodist min
listers of this city by the recent meeting Of
ministers in Chicago when it was urged
that the church laws. prohibiting dancing
and kindred amusements ought to be
modified to meet the modern ideas OF the
people at large.
That a large number Of Methodist min
listers of this city believe that the church
laws against dancing. the theaters, card
playing and so on do more harm than
good. is apparent. There is a large NUM-
Der of the conservativeSele element among the
ministers, however, who think that a re-
taxation in church discipline would work
to the detriment of nlerss1s.
8 Rev.4C. Il. Gooaalsssi sse iisa nsons Place
Methods church in Bl2akiyn, said:M4a<.s4
| think that sentinlenti is such Sat presen,
that general u6nferente might, amend the
chapter of amusements in the church law sc
as to eliminate the prohibition against such
diversions as dansing and card playing, which
of themselves be conducted in the most
innocent manner.
Several other ministers voice similar
expressions. ID
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-28
A LABOR " AR
The Shaffer- Gompers Affair
in the Amalgamated Is
Snloulderjng.

Wheeling, w. Va, April 2s.-The Anal
gamated association got down to real
business to-day. The wage committee
was the first to report. The opponents Of
the new policy of signing scales will ex-
press disapproval and this is where the
minority report of the wage committee
will come in. The report will probably
be Endorsed.
The argument in favor of the scales
will be that the procedure was entirely
constitutional. 1t will be cited that the
scales were signed by the regularly or
ganized committees and that the mill
| owners were fully informed that the rati-
hcation of the scales depended upon ac-
ton by the convention. AT the same
time 1T seems that the faith of the con-
ference committees is pledged to the
manufacturers that the scales will be in
dorsed.
One reason for the advance signing of
the scales is that it removes the posi-
D1l1ty OF strife for another year.
The Shaffer-Gompers Quarrel.
The imminence of another quarrel be-
tween the two foremost giants of labor
Shaner and Gompers-continues to be the
| topic of conversation. More startling de-
velopments are expected this week, and
| 1t Is possible that the matter may as
sumo proportions that will make it the
sensation Of the convention.
Local Federation of Labor leaders and
the anti-Shaffer faction are rallying
around the Gompers standard If Com
| pers demands personal hearing before
the Amalgamation it will probably be the
| most exciting incident In the history of
the organization.
President Skaters adherents are not
| mincing words in their denunciation of
National Organizer Flynn's coming and
Gompers' action in sending him here.
They say Gompers had no right to de-
! pend on unofficial newspaper reports Of
Skaters address, and that Flynn is i'm
prudent in thinking he could get a hear
ing. 81