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Decorah-posten., 1902-08-08
Jeruialerrt.

I Zen gamIe Sancleoning fra De en-
Dill ~isnoenfor SSeruialem liggeISe
"iaIomonIfe Canine" er MI reparerct
efter flere Mars arbeioe. Geroeb :,
ben / 9pen ofte fsIeIise gaubmangei
ofbiuIpet. geteenenoe for 2anoetS
Iopleie Silitaone er, at aranerue pla
@aubIeoningenS ltblsbsiteber itral
bIep bortitianIne, oe at benne ielp fort
efter aabningen bleu moleiteret pal
ire Steber.
Ser bar ipoar berifet abIfinis RsD
i GaIGitina, oa Soften Hog oIoeIeS
fell. S9rIig bar @eouiuerne IiSt
meaet Ian6e SamiIier bar fun baot
pilot poyenSe urter at lepe al. Sin
Soro bar De panIfelis funnel oprfe, 81
be bar moneIet inapeI SGbtorn iom
3rGfSpr. 90 ifal be ifaFe iig lao.
0ant, fommer be | De frpgteIigs
GogerfarIeS SGnber, Der tager Jig BIZ.
biz betaIt / ben fomnenbe SsIt. Fa'
IpItira er bIepet poerligere forarmct
pe6, at set meite al 5poeoorerne tonr
bar maottct inoisres iibenfra 90 Den
iGoponIiae grport er iamtibig soaet
ppientlia iitaa. TertiI fommer Den
al Sen tprtiife Reaierirg paaIa8te
menineslsie 3oarautGne, Der ban
ffrpmt en- flor Gel al arrtiterne bort.
gIt ioIt itaor 5agerue ioaleoeS iaare
Iet / 9on6et M. 90 heller life ct
aronaar fan briuge Sagerne paa-
iooe.
Wteb set iiSit i~Itanbbragte tpfe
8oitfontor i SeruiaIem bar man nh
oct belle 3 iaabanne Der, anla9te az
Be iorifieIIige Stormagter, 90 SiSIe
BoitanItaIter fonfurrerer u1eb boeran'
bre, bpiItet bar mebisrt mango 6or'
beSringer % 9etteIier i Srep. % Raf'
feipricuoeIier.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-08
LUTHERAN LADIES' SEMINARY.
Red Wing, MINI.

SorGlbre, Der bar 9stre, be teen.
fer at ienbe til en- eller anoen Sfole,
bebes ON at operpeie fslgenoe:
1. 0a lutheran Babies Semina.
m er en- Sfole iibeluffenbe for Shin.
Der fan ben tage ipecielt Senipn til
beres ltobannelie % Spbraeelie. .
2. 9enne Sfole err en- fulotuo
lutberif anitalt, og fun friiteIigiin.
beoe % pelififfeoe 2arere ani9ttes.
8. Reltgion er tpuugent SfoIefag.
A. M ll%nberpisning fsres | Cubs
Srbs Cps.
5. Rsiagtigt Stlipu babes meo
ale gleper, og Suet og SrSen mo.
ffi9rpes.
6. gnbper @leps gnner cs gnIpg
legges nsie Werfe til, iaa at bet
melt muIise llbbptte af sfoIetiben
fan faces.
Z. Sfolebpeninaens geIiegenbeo
er ifisn. og ct Iunbere Steb fan bel
neppe inbes.
s. gpgningen er beniietsmasiigt
inbrettet, og 89relIerne err bsie, lpie
og aobt pentiIerebe.
8. Sslgenbe 9urier bpbes:
Classical. gar.
Seminary. War.
Normal. Qar
Domestic Economy. Gar.
Conservatory of Music, instrument
tai and vocal. til 5 Gar.
Art Department. aur.
Elocution. var.
Business Branches:
Typewriting,
Shorthand,
Bookkeeping.
Oct npite SfoIeaar begpnber ben
9oe September. Seno itrar efter ben
npe &otalog. Den giper nsic ,tig
Splpsniug ON oft oeorsrenbe $50.
lens Drift, Sag etc. @Ieper, iom tnr.
Fer of fomme, bsr fire fig @preIie
So SaIpbelen auerebe er tagne. Ran
Dor ogiaa legge Rerfe til, at @9relie
anben @tage foiter mere enb paa
treble.
Senb efter ben rpe 4otaloe. Den
faces irit peb at ttIifrioe 9eItpreren.
s. MIen.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-08
9postaID I @balen, Minm.

SnoHbttergelebet tbnbes efterbpert.
litter en- santmeI SettIer traaDt uo,
Tars. Rareit 8. Eboruo er bso. yers.
Sborubs gigenapn bar g2areit Sbors
grimion. o. bum bar fsbt I Spioeseib |
SeIenarfen ben lace Gan. 1887, og tom
fom II Oar sammel Hise til smeriia.
s 1857 blep bun gift reb Ole q. Sbos
rub. icm M beer9oer Sabet at en- tros
fat % omiorgsfuIb Suitru. 8 beres
ggeteffab bar be bapt II Born, bporaf
8 er eanene forib. Ge aienIepenbe er:
gbomas. nils o. Sobn, Tom ale bar Sars
me tat peb fine Sor9lbres, inmt gsrs,
@unbiIb u. Gnberfon, iom er bienme os
ina til fin Mober paa bet fibite; ida Wlrs.
2opiIe u. SoIitab, iom Dor neb 2eao, ",
Sal, % gars. stnne g. @uitab. ionn Dor
pep GIbbp, Grant Co.. Rinneicta. GUN
efterIaoer ogfaa % 8~srnebsrn. wlrs.
S6orub bar peret en- itertbeliet oe haarot
arbeibenbe apinbe, % beres Str9p bar
p9ret peliignet, iaa be er formusnbe
Soil. Sor libt ODER % Gar iiben bIep
Wrs. Sbprub rammet al Slag, og oeraf
bar bun Iibt mere eler minbre iiben. bog
fine 2eeemsfrGfter III bun n~oserlunoe
beboloe, iaa bum ruslebe oppe til 2 Gage
for fin Seb. GUN bsbe ben 16oe Suit
% bleb besrapet ben 1sbe. Rait. Ras
aelsIen forrettebe baabe | Quiet oe ! 8irs
Ten. lIagtet bet bar ! ben traple aannes
tib, bar bog nleeet Soil og ODER 80 aisres
tsier fremmebt. iom fiiIete benoe til @ras
ben. @amle S6orub label iCm Bsrnene
tatter gaitpr Iaselsien og ale, fom bar
meo. GF. 2Ieue.
n, 2, @baIon. Winu.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-08
st. Olaf Gpaege

| RcrtbFeIb. RiHu.. besupoer. ON Cub bill,
lin Sirtipmbeb ben ODE September.
STOLEN bar II resul9re 2Grere. Zen er
inobeIt | en- Gtabemiaicelins o. en- College
afbelina, bper paa 4 aar. Gplleset bar to
6urier, ct tlasiif % ct Ssalfurius (Scienti-
fc Course). 8 gfncemiet er Der tire 8ur'
fer, ct HASN'T, ct ReaIturius o. ct snseIit
8urius. Sc TO fsritneonte forbereoer for
be TO tilioarenoe Surfer | Goleset. Get
euselIte aurius afIuttes | Ntaoemiet %
iprbereoer for bet prattiite Sin.
Saabe Gutter os Bigger pptases.
Glsper optases / aIs 8Iasisr, ioruoiat be
bar be BERTH npbpeubise 8uuofubsr.
Spr Tuition. S9relie. 2ns . 70. betales
Gtaosmist s4a25 garet, | Goleseaibeliussn
ss425. aot faaes for sl75 ussn
SioIeu bar psiaa en- Rufitaibelne.
Spiltsn Der sipes ilnbsrpisnins | 9touOipil.
De. iom maatts pnIts SfOlsns aatalOs.
TOM ieuoss irit, eler andre Splpsuinser,
b~enpeuos iis til Stolens TrGiioeut,
z. ~. 2tioabL
RortbFeIo, asinn.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-08

fen beretter ON en- Meiic | gaItore.
ne Woitiies o. @smos MeniebeSer
bpcrIeoes ban blep itnnoiet al en- or
fanastis storm; @eiene bar aloeIe!
ipnrrebe al 1raer; en- Stor Sfos
bopbe neppc ct 9rr isien, iom III;
bar nfbrGffet ener cprpffet meb Rob
ef Menneifclip aif tabt. Snie bIept
prIteoe ON % anbre neobIrIte. Ter
Mano Tom bIep brGbt at stormes
ipottet Sub Tsbens Marbeb. &c
Dor en- ltngbom.
Stubent Sobnfon fra MeS @inc
bcIber nnrff saelieionsffole | Duluth
Gaitor 2asieien bar p9ret pac
en- Irngere Risiicnsreiie ! norbueit'
lige Winneiotn.
Gait. g. Snnien bar ontagpi
8aIbet fra @iperiioe Wenisbeo, Cam.
ion, Wirn.
Ynitor Ganielien er faISt Tom
Brett al 4 al gaitor 8. Q. SaIpor.
lens @emiSbcber; oennes aaIo er for
fort.
Grifirfen.
Ganb. SnSum bar mootas,t
aalo fra gapiieIo, 8is.
Gaitor 8ier6e bar ontaaet 4nl.
bet fro Tacoma 90 ifal tiltr9oe n9ita
Manneo.
1rof. 81. getterien bar geies al
fin Setter, WisiionRr O. 9etterien,
fra Waoagaifar.
9ambertou 9srne6iem LED M.
gen Stabe al Stormen | SuIi.
"augsburs Gffo" meboeIer at
fslgenbe al bette slars Ganoibater
boIbt 8rpIlup / SUM: gbm, Grit
len meo Gina Sanien | Grifiens Sien,
@ilmar, Winn. j. 8. Sperier
meb Miaie Sanien, minneapolis.
9rpluppet itob | 8rubens Stem. Sal
Dor Sasens meb Snsa 2ie, gsipp,'
pa SAILS. 8is. BaItor 2%aurbammer
meS Snga seberien, Srpins, Winn.
9nit. Slag'tae meb arute apalbeim.
arenbaI Rinn.
Sommerifolen peo gugsburq
begnnbte Iibite uge. nj 8rogram.
met fan nppnes: Soreorag at Brof,
Sperorup oper Olbtibens Relisioner
inmt ODER nogle al 8rofeterne; u
9rof. Sfteoal ODER firfebiitoriife emt.
ner; al Brof. Betterien oper nori!
9iteratur: @elbapens og @ergs'
lambs Sib. nj 9rof. llrietb Oper Ger
amerifanife airfes Siitorie; al Yrof
gIegen oper Wisiiorsbiitorien, On
eftermibonsen bill praftiife emncl
bIipe bebanblrbe, iom S%orfpnbelien
@enisbeben, Si9IepIeie, Ssnoa8&'
IfoIen, 9ergeinoiamlinger | Wenigbe'
ben o.i.p. Sommerifolen pebparer dI
ben t5Se auguit.
Baitor 8intber, Minneapolis
bar prret 6 Tiger paa S~tiaebapsfp'
iten for fin Selbreb; ban fom bieIr
benne llge.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-08
Euher-coNege.

smNepeOaese bapnOst ON Sub pL fit ABE siOhaar ben Abe September 1902
Ge to fcrsanenbe Gage bObss ggamen
Stolen bar en- imm % iuub Seissnbeb, ct apbt gtbHOtbsf mb 9aepareNs e@t
SoRtaL r fOrpnt mb "m6eru improvements, onom 4Sham Seating, eetrtf
afs Saosperl e, SpmnaftHuiuIe mb tassenOe Campus, ubrtet fol ahehre
GpsVsn Rot FaHes al SidpIsnss Soaroinsnub for "eOfI, iHor CO. $l5 ON usu.
ben forbrehenSe Gfosius undertakes RsHstun. gnseHt matsmaHte OF bftutfe
6aa eitpHtHs, Gang Os Spmuuft On 9Ndps tan tas, bra0 ban transsr bHe
6aa tbe frfhsai8s aasisr g sa rm etr fine Gunsr Os 5urtunbfGbr.
espsr fra bssre Sfotr optages aiusrE boor be bsf puAsr ub, it be faar
anbt for bpab be bar left % faar autanms til attnbbents bpab be faur til Rkf mO.
6mtofntn8srns for ct Gr for alt unOtagsn &Of er i ben furbreosnbe GfOehns
$3.50 % euueeeafhlusn sSz 90 bet fDrfe Gar so Gents mere. Sssuoeu bpuures
pb aHtumreu $500 for muHs shtsssrfatutus
SpHhrru G2 usr) 4be September til 25e Ipoembr Smtertrmtn ne uae)
2srs @opsmber til 17be aRnts gaargmin us user lobe Starts til 17s SUM
RGrmer GpIpsutn8sr tumt aataOssr paa Rorf eGr gusaf faces hos Timber.
tsaHsb.
snOmsiOsHsr bsOss inStenOh iHurf mnust til s,OkHs sspnE
c. II. Prsus.
4856 Seorab, Sota.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-08
SpoieIsoagsbo8cn

"SsbieIsbassbosen," Se ienSts mig
iom Yr9mie meb "SseprabsY oiten," er
m~oStagst. Rause Sat. Spseu fcrtie'
ner at mbefalcs paa Oct beSitc, men bo
Sen bar fuaet iaa mango sooe 90 roienes
Tnbcfaliuser fra T9nc. Tom f~orltaar Jug
pda ~iaaoaune Saeer, oil iea itfe forlsae
at Itripc CT lang anbeiaIing; hun iaame'
act bill ies iiss. al ben roicnoe Smtale,
Spscn bar fact, efter min Tenine Tito
r bet miusite onerorepet. Sa Scgen
cnbocr SenisenSc iparsr I'll, beac Der ei
Iagt ON ben. I'll BEN at "Sciten-s 29'
ierr. icm eubuu life bar fact "6seiels'
oaeSbossn.- bill iee TIM iiee bette: Saa
sie en- itrar, % on ia! faa ie, at ben er
banbe pen % nnttis. - ears Scrrtiou'
Sottiredr. q. Sat.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-08

Terss SumnTtne sSuspenusu. Ho. s naf
u mpotaaet. Den arbeioer soot oa er | ale
Tele Iaa COB. iom ri uent'oe ti.s0 Srast
NtIs g. 4raateu. Seehr. x. 3ai
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-08
o.I'';gss'1;ss.s
Mnder fra Uaiders

ge 1ogen for BAN. Oct er MI ODER
90 aar, fiben benne biemIsie Maib
fanot ct Siem paa airfegaaroen.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-08

Sor en- aio RSsn uieetoe leo -srianjnsn
'eusoeuneu-. Zen er | ale Ss;- tiIfrebsEhI.
!eabe 90 orbsioer Iieeiaa sost fem be, Der es
neeei berers. Zen CT filtee itQrf 90 al izsngi
usfssnbs. Sroatsn tcfteoe 10 Gents. Cans
.. Cages, 81 Grosis. Bts.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-08
Saugcs Sgnpoe.

"@u6bGrerenS" Heoaftion nGu.
ner Here SporgSmaoI ~nn9oaeubc Dc.
Uj9hcoSiorboIoe, Jon burOc frGue %.
mrrtiom 9chauoIing; 6eribIaubt
hporIebCa a%irtctugten ifllIoe uNsueS /
oiocre lloitrTtning en- Hem &inorinG
ior bette er, at ON uogeu tiItales FOR
ioroigt 2iO % 6Gro, iaa trlter en-
Sanhan me0 at gao no al Weniabs'
zen, % iaa Isber DC ouer III Ell Nc.
rirbeo al ct auoet Somiuro o. fore.
itiqer iig Der iom en- forfuIgt &riiten,
nGiteu iom W~ortprer.
Get uGite Sp6rgSmoaI err: Raor
6oIf, iom bar tiIbert en- Menigbeo,
iieloen fauIfe life | oarepis fomm.r
til MenjgbeSeuS 6oriamIireer al.
ORIG oeItager / Serrens RabpGre, 90
forreiten baa0e / Orb % Gambling sr
e'ter @uSS Orb at latte. bporI9nss
itoI en- Meniabeo taaIe iaaNanre, mar
Dc eitGr gienta8ue 8aaminSelier life
iorbebrer zig, bsr Sa life en- RenisbsS
ubitsoe Nem?
5remSeleS: Der ufcnfirmereoe
Rerioner ian heItase i Gabperen "a
tiene iom So0oere2
let OtIoe maaIfe bnpe fin Rptte. on
rogen poa SibeienS @runo piIoe fri.
De ON oS bcbanSIe Sisie 90 Iianenoe
Spet8SmaaI % lace bort airfeioit
iaa I9ie 6et.
- NtisitonssS superintendent gan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-21
OFFENCES IN THE ARMY.
One Out Of Every Twenty Men I'm Service
Was Tried and OnNicted.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.-One out Of every
twenty persons in the military service Of
the United States was tried for some offence
and convicted by court-martial in the fiscal
year which ended June 81, 1902. This
showing is made in the annual report OF
Brig Gen. George h. Davis, Judge Ad-
vocate General of the Army, just submitted
TO the Secretary Of War. The report is
full of interesting statistics as to the conduct
Of officers and men. The total number Of
trials by cour, martial was 5,3il, which was
75a less. however than the number in the
preceding year.
Twenty-Five officers were tried by general
court martial and nineteen were convicted,
the sentences being disapproved in two
cases, and six acquitted. The enlisted
men tried by general court martial, includ-
ing the cases Of few civilians in the mill
tary service. numbered 5,2s4, of whom 4.s84
were convicted. The number Of men
sentenced To dshonorable discharge was
?,545. Death sentences were imposed ola
eight enlisted men, four for murder. two
for deserving TO the enemy. one for deser-
ton and one for robbery and larceny Of
| arms and attempting to steal ammunition
after deeertion. Three Of the murderers
were executed four of the other convict-
sent to prison FOR life and the man convicted
Of desertiOn only was sent TO prison for
three years.
The most numerous offenc, was desertion,
there being OSl convictions on this charge.
Another charge that caused many trials
and convictions was dsobedience OF orders.
| There were $40 convictions for absence
without leave, 263 for sleeping OH post and
several hundred more for failure TO attend
drill, quitting post and quitting guard
! There were only twenty-five convictions
for fighting and only six for gambling
On charges OF haras-iuR, annoying and
looting natives and citizens there were
thirty-eight convic, ions. Four soldiers We're
convicted of showing disrespcct to the mem
DRY of President Mckinley.
The figures of convictions of charges in
volving drunkenness show All cases of
drunkenness on duty under the Thirty
eighth article Of war, - Of drunk on duty
under the Syty-second article of war, 29t
Of drunk and dsorderly. IA of drunkenness
alone. p of drunkenness causing arrest by
civil authuTiti les and 20 Of drunkenness III
| cepaclta'ing for duty.
Twelve enlisted men were convicted Of
murder, 40 of intent to commit murder
and of manslauehter. There were Az
convictions Of larceny aud lesser number
of cases involving robbery and larceny
| and attempts 10 commit these offences
Several hundred cases. mostly OF Filipino
natives, were tried by military commissions
| There wer" 3S2 cases of murder and o. of
violation of the laws and u~ages Of war
Death sentences were imposed hv military
commissions in about 235 Gases, nearly all
natives Of the Philippines, and in 1923 cases
tho offender. We're executed Twelve sol
diers were convicted of rape and five others
# assault, with intent to commit rape.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-21
ROW OVER WESLEYAN TEACHING.
Methodist Preachers DenOuncr tire state.
Inent That Alcohol Is Food.


Inc rev Dr JON: wesley Joh'nl" On o
pastor OF od ~ JOINS 'hurch IN fui-
ton street drao'ihc"d the Methodist preach
ers OF Ne" YORK az their weekly meeting
yeseruay' ior Occurring ia's" thr STATE
hicht mat alcohol - IA par food, mad"
Wy rfoi "ihIaih ", at"al"r, professor
OF chemistry in Wesleyan University
without giving him an oppoituni,v 10 de-
f-nd himself The attack nrocini,,,aJ ,
warn, dis,u.,io,
rho ps, ~ odau 81, ra,.. ,,,,..,,
W. ~ WV" VI AWAY 'hu''h'
harlem, sad that many small villages
in all parts of the country omdo the citi.a
in proportio, :, uuunr con.,,u.J nd
~. ,,,,a,,,,. -,
~, '."o,. " n.'oa'''s 'P'auS' OF
Prof.. Atwat"r's statements. Col. Edwin 4.
Hart shorn regretted hav.n, lived to see
the day when a Mel hodiSt ,mnloyed aud
mid Inv (bris,io,, r,r, ,nn,i,.,s sha,,id
.,,. ,I,. . ''"' 'o'', s"o"''
give as Hiucl encouragement to liquor
dealers as did the statements by the Wes-
l"yan professor. Col Hartsho Is an
assistant apnraiscr Of tnorch,pd;so a,
This nor.
WI, vi
whole proceeding as unfair. unjust and
unkind. and entirely unlike this body
We hayo dolibe-a,ol,. r,.d, ,b;. r,.o,i,,
oman IN ,ho ,,,i,I;o a., liz. ,
~" ~ 'ne puo"c' uhuoup'eaiF 10 hear
VS. subject Prof. Mwater to censure.
said he, and he is not present 10 answer
for himself"
"Uo ouob, o., l.. ,s.,,.-, -.
" N'''.,.'' " 'oi'e ~ 'e''
a. 70 'hsI ! nave nothidg 10 say, con-
'lnued DR.. Johnston; but he ought no
10 be condemned without chance "a do.
fend himself. This proceeding il neither
manly nor righteous, and Is contrary Ia
the spirit Of the Gospel
Exceptions were made in all parts of
the hall one member 50 wing that DR., John.
ston ought 70 Apologies. or retract or
both. Dr.. Philip Gernoad said that prof
Atwa;er had been invited. Inn, lad do
clnei 10 be pr,s.n, on the pronnd ,ba,
he did NOT wish 10 attend a meeting whero
The discussion would probably tsk. on n
personal phase.
The Rev DR.. Odell said: We are wit
mes sing in all parts Of the land n risinc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-21
WOME\'S Law CLASS OPENS.
Miss Helen Gould Reads the lhancellor's
Address 70 students Enrolled

Tho womon's law class Of New York
University opened Yesterday morning for
its thirteenth scholastic wear al the Uni
varsity Building in Washington square.
In the absence If tho Rev DR. MacCracken,
now in Chicago. tho thancelor's address
was read bv Miss Helen Miller Gould, vice.
president Of the Woman's Legal Education
Society. which endowed tho chair Of tho
lecturer To the woman's law class
The class, which offers q ono-t erm course
in general law If three hours y week. is
intended primarily for business women
The term opened with twenty students ON
~" roll, and IN" number will probably be
increased 10 thirty or fort V before the end
of the month
Prof Isaac Franklin Russell, IL. D.
who has Leon nj tho head Of the work for
ten years, retires this year to resume prac-
fico az IT." bar, but the Introduce orv address
on The Study Of Law nv Women" was given
by him. He began 10y congraf ulating the
university on tho accession Of Dean Ashley
to the teaching faculty Of the class, on the
continued interest Of Mrs Mum and Miss
Gould in the prosperity Of tho school and
on the completed endowment
Lax, a. viewed by the general public
he said presents a iuost unattracti I've field
under mass Of forms and nceties, and
sust terrible burden Of pedanti c
erudition and recondte and mystic learn
ing bewildcring and disheart enng To the
student. Women, in particular, have no
interest IN mere war Of words. But when
once law properly appears in its scien-
life and philosophical relations, a. akin
10 ethics, az affecting conduct. as incul-
eating lofty morality and exhibiting
an exalted STANDARD of right rs teaching
vs. TO look into he face and hear the voice
Of God, then the dignity and nobility, we
may say he divine nature Of Jurisprudence
"rokes tho rcyerent contemplate of all
intelligent men and women Some CON
siderable knowledge Of law, then, should
he sought by every human being who as
pires o req education"
Mrs John p. Mum, President of the
Woman's Legal Education Society and
Or Clarence ID Ashley. dean Of the law
faculty and senior lecturer To the woman's
law class, also made brief addresses.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-21
RECORDS or VAL STEAMSHIPS.
DeUt schland and Lucau'a Wade tho Fastest
TRIPS to Great Britain.

WASHINGTON. oct. 20. According ~ -"
annual report of Capt, y. NJ. Brook,
Superint endeni Of Foreign Mall, the record
for the fastest time made lay mail e.'aG"'
between New York aud southampton b.
year belongs to the Deutschland nf th"
Hamburg American Line. with 1872 hour
The Kronprinz Wilh"Iiu % the North CO.
man L!ovd made IN" next best time, lto
hours The lucanis of 'ro Cunard lilr
made the trip from New York 10 Queen
town in 1891 hours, and the Oceaui" oi N''
White Star Line the -arpe distance IT, ~ .
hours. La Sayoir, Of the General TTau~-
atlantic made the fp-to.t rip bet wccn Nov
York and Paris. yia Ilsvrc. IT, 10 hours.
Tho Coptic Of tho Occidental = n brIcu'a'
Line. made the fastest trip b''W"eN 'Hu
Francisco and Yokohama via Hong hong
8S7 9 holrs, America Maru of the Orient :,
Steamship Company. the fastest trip b"-
tween San Francisco and Yokohama and
Hong Kong. ss8 hours city ~ Pekin IT III"
Pacific Mail, the fast NJ trip between San
Francisco and Yokohama and Hong hnng,
6242 hours; Glenoga. Of the Northorn
Pacific steamship Company, the tastes
trip bet ween Tacoma and Yokohama AMI
Hong Kong ca, hours. and Tcss Naru. ."
the Nippen Iugep Kaisha Line, the fast
trip hot ween seattle aud Iokoh9tnH, 80
hours
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-21
IHIERS'S PROPHECY.
What would Happen 10 the French re.
public II II Wade War on Religion.

From The FortuiphGy Rsti'T.
In 1854 formed the acquaintance of NJ
Theirs. who was then wiutering at Cannes
I can sec NJ Thior. even a. | write. n stout
little gentleman. with large. vhite-haired
head. featured not unlike Nj Punch, and
moreover blessed, or otherwise. with the
squeakiest voice Imaginable. Notwithstanding
which dra wback hc was, | believe, one oil the
inc,t orator, OF modern times. ] had in those
days mania for diary keeping, and VI
Theirs chats supplied NO with some add
mirlblc entries" which have carefully
preserved Tho second Empire. which was
drawing - near TO it. close, seemed AT this
particular time almost a. firmly c,tabii- he'd
IA tho Pyramids one Sunday afternoon
NJ Theirs said TO NO, ~ We all at Oh "a seat
facing the ,e1. enjoying IN" glorious view
oil the Estrclie-. The Empire will lall sooner
than YOU think"
What will succeed" ] asked a mon
archy;'
Va. nj, replied he. never that is inpos-
bic No. Republic which, 20 long a.. IL
steers clear o. the traditions OF the great Revo-
luton, otherwise Jatobini-m. Will last a
very long time. yacobui-m, however. will
these days. Tho attempt proved a terrible
failure in ,ioa and again III 1850 and s,s II
movements thnt might have led 10 happy
results, II had my way instead of diminish
troll OF Al the elementary schools in the hand
of tn" clergy. II YOU d"chrl~ iani2r the
There must be som" higher authority for
right doing than that OF VI de Mrni,tIc, VI
lc MniTe. or NJ, lc Ma'trc lEcoe, and DEFY
anybody to produce anything better Than
the len Commandments with their august
authority and majestic history II ever the
Republic y again established in France. II
win have to avoid the ptfall of anti-rrligion.
II II does not 1t Will sooner or later come q
sricl # va. well for England when irarn-
Volta irian or Kohespierrian theories 10 con-
tend with. Franc" T. Catholic and viii re-
main 50. The thing j. 10 keep the priest
in their places, and ~ tn" sam" time avoid
dinltnl shing the best influences of rcigiOu
stu the greatest moral force In tho nation
and in the world
VI; Thier, was not pious. hut he MAS COR
tainly not ntngOuistic to religion. AZ hDugh
throughout the better part OF his lite he was
an avowsf freethinker. RICHARD DAykY.