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Decorah-posten., 1902-06-06
en- bekjenh Knight 5emplar
Nyider Peruna sin Heibred.

S6erit Z. e. Rooop en- befienSf
antabt Semplar. er Del fier6t / bpcr
9p | &c 5oreneSe Stater oeiteniot
Buffalo. q. D., ion en- "SSepelers
a%uctiorcer". 4 @peu Chicago er ban
en- auiect Grimurer, ioet ban gr NteS,
lem al Il. rs oa Iigeian al Moions.
@iaeoet oiier Sberit Rooop / bans
Uniform iom Oriental GoniiItorp
Iaion8. 32te @rab.
Set 9ren fra 5000 Rttigur aoe.
me. Chicago. Su,. itriper gtr. Bloody
isI9enhe :
3 uUcr p aar leo ica al Ga.
tarrb, % / uUer 10 Iur leo ieg UulS.
iumt al Waoefatarrb.
"Sea FAR taaet ale SlagS Reoici.
etncr 90 or bIrt bcbanSlct al ale
SIngS SGacr, ium SuHuSrr al mine
&cficnbtc Uco, / ~furficli1e Selr al DC
SureurSc Statcr, bOur 'ica bar rriit,
men Sirlpcu bar finn miSIcrtiSia, iuS.
til ieg for Iiot pucr ct Mar iiSeu be.
aguNtc at tnar Gernna, % fortiSen rr
ieg ~ruifrrc, cno jra bar UGrct paa 20
Tar.
"GmbeOeu bar fuISitruoia fOrIaNt
min Iaur, % ieG rr mi for Hct Sor'
hsirIic % Snspcpita, % oil iigs til
nllc, iUm PLACES al aaturrb rGrr Nu'
ucOuScr al uuasu Sluas; iOriSm Oct
life % pines, men braHHS itrar AT tnar
Hcruna % bli ucS, iuStiI Se or bel.
brrSrt, bunb &c iiffrrt oil Bill, bUiS &c
er i%tanSbaftia.
Mtiu Sllitru bar. ionl morGc Snh.
peitcn fan beuione. pIuget al en- Hem
&oitc % @roufit. o. 2Pgcrne oper
belle 2ouoCt guo bcnbc OF iom uheIbrc.
6cIil. 0o sc jutct funoc 8ierc for ben.
sc. Sun bcannote at toqc Beruro
meo oct ReiuItot, at bun or behre M,
emo bun hor nGrct pou mango Nor,
% bun or upitcn iri for SoIte. Soar.
hc0cn bar iorIuot hcnocS 2lmQer, %
bum cr mi ion friif iont bun u~oQeriin.
Sc par / tit Gin, taffet upre Qerllna.
Ceres me0 Agtclic
z. Y. Rocop."
&otorrb / ocn& forifieIi9e Sormcr
hoI0cr burtiQ pou at bIi Ell oInino>
lig llluffc. ct iiffcrt 0fioocI ocrimoo
er opongct AZ Or. 6nrtmon Iet:c
Wi0NcI er bIet iat poa gritnOi9 Frsne
I @sbct al oe iioitc 40 Mar. Tremro.
QeuNc N}Eno bor QIort iig b~etirrNt
mcO hct9 GQeuifubcr % u0toICr iiI
offentIiQt ON gmrct. Tor al rc6Nc
&onoct. mon ri reooe solicit, ,for 1t
rcOoc Solicit moe nj beifuttc Gem ior
Spqoom. Zen SDa0om, lom bnaO.
cr ocu ~bpppigitc % pGrite at furers,
cr &ut0rrh.
@pi3 man iful6e Iouc cu &iitc opcr
Sc iorifieliac 9tupne, ionl er bIct be-
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-06

bet al Maoueoen fosaeoc goerne Is
brittle Cnicerer o. 454 Reuise, JON
one itrnr Isslooes.
en- britiif Sagt, icm enote Den
2Sbe Gebriiar. ponferte 8oerite itorc
Cab. Ct 2anoanrnnae, icm par 90
aRil Idnet o. 40 MiI breot, foruono.
Ieoes al griterrie til en- SnsterunS !;
be tit SrGbt eIlei fnnaet 500 8oert,
og hesitSen hog De 1000 Seitc, $4,000
Stpffer ap9e. 10000 6aor, 200
goens, 600 Miiler o. $4,000 gatry:
nsr. BIanbt Soneerne por &c 8ets
Ssn o. bans Sefretpr foruben Here
8ornetbIpicre.
Nctbnen innses - Sriseu enoer.
s gespnbeIien al 9aorts 1902 pnr
bet fart, al goerne trohS tit tibetpin.
aeIiee Mob life lGnsere tunoe bolIe
Den baabIsie Scamp aooer0e. Zen al.
iluttenoe miIit1re 8e0rjft / 4riseu
pnr General RetbienS &tIianaetasel.
ie al General Selnrep Ger zoe Rarts.
Retbuen onisrte en- Aonoop pan
1900 berebne MGnb. @oerre operrn.
ifebe bam ueb Saggrp, % efter Here
Simers boaro aamp bier ban iaaret
% tagen tiIfanae. en Gel al bans
SoIt erebes al SfrGf % FOG 6Iugteu,
Retbuen miitcbc A 4onorer o. en-
8ompnm iamt belle i'm Baggage men
goere % Seite. en- llde efter bIeo
ban bsimooig Issiaot Al 8enerd 0e.
Iarep o. UNDER gitortc ielot iii Den
brittle Seir.
Get bar Den itoite geoioerbeb
Grisen. Gen fer ITO ION ct Symbol.
Gen 13be @arts fom Sioenbe ON. al
Stepn % Dc 8et bop6e Qonet oper
Sernbane[inien for ar forcnc iiQ meh
1eIorep / ben peitIise Gel al Grams.
paaI. griterne blep bdn8c FOR npe
gnereb al ilppenbe 9ocrfotfe. Wen
goerne baooe uotsmt line &rGfter.
8eres Striosfr9fter oor iterft lam.
menifrumpet, ON emo 6cre$ Mob par
ubruSt. Ser bar iutet mere at sisrt
for benz, % "a SdoIfburQer, iom par
4rGiioent iiteoetfor 4ruQer, ben 23oe
MartS iainneu nteb @ererolerne 80.
tba o. 2ucas Weper tom til Yretoriu
urtoer ct 9arlamentPrfIn9 % ienotes
giennem &c brittle 9tnler hi aroon.
itah for at fonferere mco Stepu. &c
@et % 8eIorep, troeoc belle England,
OF 8rieen eroeIig u9rmeoc zig i'm
Slittniue efter 21a Mars SrPn8iIer.
Ter por ingen SirbeI bocrfcu / Con
bon cher orhenitebs. DcrtiI honor
aanper poafsrt oct brittle Higc Tor
Itore Cab. griterue hopOe moot en-
Sierroe, bpis Ipienbe Sopperheo, hen.
ipnsIsie 6orpoperbeo oa nIortq ipi1.
teuhe &iobcrIigbeo bapbe iut 8erbcu
So~rbauieIie. Soerne itiuebe 1 moo 10
% blep BOG ncppe opcrpunhne. arus
ger iif Ret. noor han iponebc, at
aampen pilbe rpite belle Wenneifebc'
Sen.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-06

nDttct FOR 3otorrb ! Sc for'fieuigc &c.
Gcm&ocIe on Crgorer. iaG OiISe &eiuI.
totet bli operraifen0c. @i bar oftc
ofiertIiggiort en- 9cl al oi8ie Tabue.
o. ocr TorbouieIie. oct uofte hos ale
Wenneifcr, bnonc PROFESSIONALS %
iftc,profe&itoneac, bar moriom. d
ooQ bar ri aIorig tnget 6ortegneIie
oper allie &c Smoomme. Der flas.
iinccre8 iom aotorrb, Yter oct mon
DOG tiIitooe&, at bare at ie bernie
rfomplette 2iite itiIIet op / SIdgor0en
cr liQcircm i%orfproeIigt. 3oi& 2ri1.
rem eniter at ic Oeme &Iite tlligereo
en- fort IorfIaring oper boert RaUr,
iau ifri9 cftcr por fri aatnrrbbog til
Ibc Ecruuta gtc0iciue 60. GoIuHl.
bus, 0bio.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-06
farming / u1inneiota.

Sfslae Genius al 1900, optaaet /
Sunni BET nGite Mar al De Spreucoc
Stnters Reaiering bar Der / Riune.
ioha 154.659 Sorme, bpis iondcSe
84rbi aniloeeS til $669.522,3t5.
8Groten al De panitooenoe Suic iat.
tes iii $1t0,220,415 aItiaa til 1855
Grocent al Oct belle, SorSen til 1853.
30t 900, Sarmreoifobernc til $50.
o99,230 % a%reaturerre til $9s,069,.
997. SRbriften irSbrogte / 1899
S45. 522. 1857 clIer 2S.2 Vrocent.
agerbrueet $1t5.694. 937 erer us
8rorent, BERT meoreguet 9rpr0iel,
iom brliates eIler bIeu ioIgt. or Oe
1869 6urme tiIberte 127,904
Seloeiere, 5;129 leiebeS bort MOB fon.
tant Detailing, 81 ,262 bru9teS poa
guOeI CSbares). 8pr6ien al liant.
Iige Srisbpr. bcriblanbt SierfrG on
Bier. oniattes iii $S9,063, 097. 6
Rrocent al StnterS 60rmerc eller
9.249 baobe i'm foruemite 3nNtG9t al
ReieriproNutter. s 1899 bar AnN.
tpgten Serof $t6,623,460 boorui
Sorbruget paa 6ormen beIsb ii8 I'll
S.. sos, 769, meoenS Ser bIep ioIgt for
$11,1i4,691 euer 500 Rrocent.
SiertrG inobrietc i 1899 81 1854, $50,
bporni sggeene rrprricrtereOe COZ
Brocent og DC iIogteoe Gpr 1913 BRO.
rp1tt
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-06
SIS 6g4 qs7
lib, Spnnina % Wor.


NJ lilo aplebes / 1899 2,6i2,737
8unb bpilfet oor betpoeIig mere enc
10 Mar isr. Gountperrc 8inouo.
Olmiteo. Fillmore % Dt1rrnn ltoor
eperit / llloproouftion. ) iontne Nor
probucere0cS 9S6,446 Guno Sonnina
2O.626 Buno Dor. Gountpcrne 81
mona, Sennepin % Worriion trent
bringer melt al 0isie @orer. $ou
1S6 Iarme doIeOS Sobot % III
Icrc1 o~npcnbtc8 til 0cnuc Rlantt.
llh6uttet par t27 .730 YuuO, uGroilt
til $t2,S69.
@rroien al Srrirllat ouiottc& iii,
$1O9.O5Q. Dc Ter iuoeitItge Gorn'
tucr - @oboibo. 8iuonn, @ooobllc,
1iQmore, 0afoto o. NtcoIlett - bar
melt 1rugttrGer; AntuIlct al 9GbIe'
trper bleo / Iiouret oper %icmoobbclt
oq al GIommctrper melCm tire % mr.
@onge ltsrre emo fsr.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-06
american GinicnS IowtpI


Gaul" oiQif ira gtep 2)orf Den 4oc
Sunni, % EoSing2rcr Tor Norge uenteS
at nao fine Recommendations Den
130e. ct. 2ouiS" ofgif ira Solttb'
ampton Den Bite Wtai. ocutc$ til Dem
gorf Den Zoe 3uni. oA Eusio8crcr Tor
9eItcn oil pnSierc Gbiroao TO Gage ie'
mere. "SoperiorO" oil oi8ao fra
8~hilooeIpbio Oen Zoe SUM-, % Bnsia'
Qprer Tor Norgc oil naa fine geItem,
meliesItcocr Ocn 190e. "0oorolano"
aigif ira 2]iDerpooI oer 2S0e Nni.
pcntes til philadelphia Den Zoe sunni,
% GnSiogerer ior geiten Oentea at
pusiere @hicugo TO Gage ienere.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-06

GrGiibent TpirueIt oil / Scptember
bette aor beisge Here al De ueitIi8c
Stater, periblanot 4ltiuneiotu, bpor
bnll pilNtale Den 2jOC.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-06

Seq pt tare Gem for @rRnie. SpmaIinen, Sc ieuote mig
iflOr. Sen arbeloer go0t. 9et par mere, eno leg bauoe uentet for
en- iuuoau 8statiug. atin 8one er uI titreo5 rmO ben. -
@pwaro Bergen, &etbp, gSi5.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-06

inorcoe. meoenS goerne bopbe "a
fuloue % 100 ioareoc. en- al beres
aommnnosrer, Spperman, toses
tiIfonge al 8riterne.
Serb aithener opferte glofbuie
ruribt ON % Loo ben tiene iom imao
6ritninger. girfningen oeraf be.
gpnote at piie FIG tiblig | December
1901. goernes imaa StrioSb9re
funbe life mere itreife omfring / bet
breoe 9ano. Iom be piIbe. Ger pur
imiolertib ion mango al bisie Sri.
eerfloffe, at bet bar pmnifeIigt al
fomme Dem poa Spor og fanse Dem.
Mian regrer, at MntoIlet beleb ia
til 20 nenIig 20 / Sronspaal, 81
| aolonien peo Sraniefloben, Is
aapfoIonien. s Of benz Dor iprebis
oper bet peitlise SranspaaI % itoS
unoer 9eIarep. Ben 8iIioen lao
meo 200 Wano | Roro for Eretorio
og S~ernbanen til 9elegon Ban,
Ssnbenfor bernie 9ane / Sronspaal
bapoe 8otba IL SIoffe / Rrrbeoer
of Gbrisiie.S een. timber 9e 8ei
itob en- bel WGnebe imaa uafb0n.
gise &ommanboer / ben sitlige Del
al Sanoet peo Sr~anieflobeu.
Den ste December tog ire brittle
8olonner $50 goere tiIfanee / 0qr.
beben af grmiIo / oct noropeitIiee
Sronsooal. Gen lite December
lpffeoes BET General Bruce SamiI.
ton oeo en- Rattemarid at onerraife
nRiten belle 8etbeIs aommanbo %
taee 131 Mano ttIfonee. 8eb en-
anoen Nattemarif cnerraifeoe ban
Biet 8ilioens 2eir / Rorb for OR.
milo, bpor ban or9bte 16 goere oa
tog rs tiIfanse. Den t5ne 9ecem.
Der fangebes s goere peb 2pne.
burg, o9 ben npIte Dag fangeoes
8ommanosr 9abenborit % IA oil.
ore 9oere.
Ren ira ben 1Soe December bop.
De grtterne life mere Ell iaaoan 9pf.
fe meb fig. De @et onsreb mcb SOC
Wano 2an9berg, og efter en- Scamp
paa A elmer traf ban fig tiIbaee ef.
terat babe ttIisiet 9riterne fsleIiae
Cab. On ~Iienenbe georift uofsrte
ban ben lobe December.
Dog gift oct, iom man funbe pente.
8oernes Cab bar imaa / Sorbolo ii
g%riternes; men oere8 9rpfter par
rinee, og De boooe life Raao til al
mite en- eneite Monb. aIigepel bolot
De 8ampen gaaenbc. SSuleoag bereSte
De @et line brittle 8enner en- Soe:.
raifelie. 9eres 2eir pen6te meo Den
enc SIDE moo en- brat @affe % bar
Der Tibet beoogtet. goerne flatrebc
opooer 9affen, opermonoebe Glib.
pagterne, iprang inc / 2eiren og neo.
Ifiso 9riterne, e%fterbpert iom De fom
Ito al line SeIte. 6 brittle Onicerer
% so Tonb bIep brGbte % "a ioa.
rebe. 9oerne giorbe 245 Sanger %
fit ct tort Sorraao al ammunition o.
Wabparer. Som iehponlia IssIob De
Sangerue itrar efter. Sermeo enbte
&rtgen / 1901.
On Spllmmering al De milit9rc
Sperationer / 1901 piier, at 9oernc
/ Bet belle tobte 1890 Runo. san
mait9e bar enten falbne eGcr iooreSe,
eler De bar tagne tilforge eller bapbe
opergipet fig. 9riternes Cab our
9,113 Wonb, al boiIfe 1913 bar
tasne tiIfanse uben iiben OF pore los.
labts. .
NJ
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-06
Oct laffer mob Gnben.

Oct laffcr mob Gnben.
9oerne begpnbte at blioe trptte N
oer lcngc Sarp og pitt Eegn BERTH.
General 8ioneI funoe enbc9 ianlle e.
&orps al 5000 m~iSforneieoe, lom
bapOe ooergipet iig til 9riterne, %
CAB Jig til at fipmpe poo oereS SIDE
moo lime egne 2onbsmGnb. 8iunel
og bans 5olf reprGientercoe en- Sp.
iotning, iom oittb bier iig, noor en-
Itor Sag er oppe; De ligrebe De 9tor.
bens RPnb / Imerifa, iom / gorger.
frigens Stb itettebe SpOen.
5 Sebruar 1902 por Der meget 9io
/ Spbofrifa, ifisut 'aa regldGre Slas
farSt Steb, griterne is9te al Of
Magt at omringe oa fouge De @st.
De ~begpnbte lin Sagt pnn bnm Den
3bie SSebritar % boiOt peo / ire Oaec,
Zen fsrite SaQ miiteSe ban DC 3aono-
rer, ban bapbe, Oct meite al i'm am.
mlnition og mango Seite % Dhli.
9iicr. Sm Ratten ben Ste fSebruar
bleo 7 goere Sr9bt oe 13t taoue Ill.
fange, blonot Dem a%oatntanosr NJ.
bertS. 9riterne rpffebe bam itobig
nGrmere itb paa 2ioet % oonnebe IN
Srefant, boort De 8et % bans So!f
inoeilutteoes ON Iitenen ben Zoe 5e.
bruar. "gdl bar pi bnm!" tPrfte
griterne. Srefantens Sioer par ben.
bpIbspis &c, SO og 30 Ntil.
De 8ets berpmtc 1fnopigelie.
General Dc 8et befnlebe line Golf
at Ipreoe Jig / inaa 6loffe. % NAB
nogle iau Sebingere og en- itor auPg.
biorb began ban Zig afiteo / Retning al
Den ipolige RGffe al SIofbuie. 3at.
ten bar uieopanIig msrf, og libt eiter
Rionnt orep ban lit 8oGg mob c.
8ieroe al pigget Stnoltraab. 9prene
breb Jig igienuem, og DC 8et % hans
5olf iulgte. Get par Ell popelig
arigsliit. Ell 9eortft, JON Siitorien
iIeloen opptier Ragen til. oa enoog be
engelife auiier foreneOe Jig meo Der,
oeus surige Bresie | Soptaler oper
Ge @ets SopperbeS % Rigoom pau
lopeie. Sriterite iif taget 2S3 go.
ere og 700 Seite; mel 8eneraien ielu
hdpbe imuttet no al oeres SRnoer.
! llgen, JON enote Den Soc Re.
brnar. miiteoe Soerue ia 4iarb. ii
tpiife 50 faIot. IL iaareoes og Heiten
toses tilianae. Zen 220e 6ebruar
inngeoes en- goerilof pna 164 Rons
! pee Rooitseoatt | Ernnspaal. ) 90.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-05-09
One OF Dickens Characters.

Samuel Pickwick was the hero of
Dickens "Pickwick Papers" distin
guished for his genial goodness and his
unsophisticated simplicity. He is rep
resented as the founder of club
called after his own name, in com.
pany with other members of which,
who are under his care and guidance,
he travels over England, meeting with
many laughable adventures. The ex.
preston, "A Pickwickian sense" which
has passed into common speech as
denoting merely technical or con.
structive sense, refers to quarrel at
a meeting of the club, in which Mr..
Pickwick accused NJ. Blotton of acting
in "vlle ana calumnious" manner,
whereupOn the latter retorted by call.
ing Mr.. Pickwick "humbug;" but. il
finally being made to appear that they
both used the offensive words, not
in common. but in a parliamentary
sense, and that each personally en-.
tertained "the highest regard and es.
teem' for the other. the difficulty was
readily settled. and the gentlemen eX.
pressed themselves as mutually salts.
fled with the explanatiops.whic had
been made.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-05-09
The story of Tany,

A little rough terrier who was
brought to the Animal Rescue League
was far from being beauty.
"He is so homely l can't find home
for him." the matron said to visitor,
"but ii seems pity to chloroform
him, he's so affectionate."
The visitor went out to look at him,
and found him sorry-iooking specta.
Gle. A life Of unknown hardships on
the streets had not helped to develop
whatever traces of beauty he may
have been born with. He was lean
to boniness, and his unkempt little coat
was rough and rusty; but his eyes
were like two jewels.
HE has beautiful eyes" said the
visitor.
Eyes. he has" said the matron. "and
lovely disposition. I wish / could
find good home for him, but nobody
seems to want him."
Somebody did take him, however, in
spite of his homeliness.
He is so funny and ugly that l
cannot help liking him. she said;
and Taffy, as he was called. Went TO
4 beautiful home in the country. \
month of good feeding.patient training.
and, above all. Of loving kindness. de-
veloped the poor little stray mon
grcl" into a sturdy. alert little dog.
His coat grew glossy and sleek. and
his beautiful, pleading eyes bright and
saucy. Not long ago his kind mistress
showed hin TO a friend. who asked
her:
where dld you get your Ayrshire
terrierT'
"He is only n little nongrel l took
from the Animal Rescue League ex-
planned Taffy's mistress.
For all that he is an Ayrshire ter.
rier, and very nice specimen re.
piled the friend
But doubt IL Taffy's mistress loves
him any better than when she believed
him 70 be merely a little mongrel.-
T.. II. Barry. in the Beacon.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-05-09

mo. ma'am," replied the old man,
with surprising quickness, II amt
but If / -; you should have IL so
quick you wouldn't know who you be.
Me an my wife we perfectly hate II.
Just look In thar II you want TO know
what we favor for furniture"
He opened the door into a low. old
lowy floor.
"Ohw cried the visitors In anguish.
Red plush chairs and glided tables
crowded every space; huge chrOmos
In gilded frames covered the walls.
"All our TASTE" rejoiced the owner.
"No old traps for US. But some folks
has other notions. Let 'em have 'em
and welcome, / say. II you're thet
sort. you'd better go TO Miss Polly Ann
Pettis; her folks has been here longer'D
any one. Right to the end Of the road
she lives"
The road soon grew to be no road
at all, only wide meadow running
to the edge OF the hill. Right at the
end Of things clung little low house.
gray and moss-grown, It's bit Of a door
yard ahame with autumn flowers,
asters, nasturtlums. hollyhocks and
zinnias.
You dearw whispered Lois. How
nice to get 1t from such a place"
The kitchen gate and door stood cor
daily open. The three peeped in as
Lois knocked.
There must have been all over New
England hundreds Of such Kitchens in
the days Of Adams and Jefferson. Alb
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-05-09
FOREIGN.

The British Postmaster-G General is
sued notice 10 the effect that the rate
of postage to China was one penny TO
all points maintaining British post
offices.
The shipping deal gave rise TO a de-
mand for a Secret Service bureau for
the defence of British commerce.
The Southern Viceroys recommended
WI Ting-Fang the Chinese Minister at
Washington. for appointment as the
head of the new Bureau Of Foreign
Laws.
General Sir William Olpherts. V. c.,
who gained the sobriquet of "Hell-hre
Jack" at Lucknow, is dead. he was
born in 1892.
The Austria Hungarian budget will
provide for supplying new guns TO the
artillery at a cost of S7,s00.oOo.
The Gurnigel-bad. a famous health
resort in Switzerland. was destroyed
by fire.
The Australian Cabinet resigned.
Mr.. Balfour. in the British House of
Commons, said a proposal TO prevent
the shipping trust would be one TO bar
British subject from selling 10 for
eigner.
The Austro-Hungarian commercial
and consular treaty with Mexico.
which lapsed in 1867. and had not since
been renewed. was ratified by the low
er House OF the Hungarian Diet.
Mr.. Rockefeller was denounced by
one member of the Reichstag Tariff
Committee and defended by another.
In discussing the duty on oil.
Commandant VI. Botha. nephew OF
the Boer leader. was captured by n
British force In South Africa.
Mr.. Balfour's plan of procedure In
the British House OF Commons was
approved.
General Count Coriolano Penza d.
San MARITIME. the Italian Minister OF
War. resigned.
7. Bruce ls1.iy. Of the White star
Line. denied that that company hao
been sold 10 the shipping syndicate.
The German cable ship Podbielsk
was ordered 10 take soundings In the
Atlantic for n new German cable from
Emden 20 the Azores
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OUR ADOPTED ISLANDS.

Z. G. Westall. former postoffice EN-.
ploye, at Havana, Cuba, from whom
$4,000 was stolen Ia an omnibus, and
who was sent 10 prison because he
didn't refund the money, was par
doned. The thief was caught some
time ago and part OF the money recov-
cred.
The trial by court-martial Of Brig
adier-General Jacob II. Smith, at Ma
nila, was closed and the findings Of the
court were sent to Washington.
The Senate Committee on the Phil
ippines refused 10 summon Agulnaldo,
Sixto Lopez. Mabini and Major Cor
nelius Gardener as witnesses.
President-elect Palma arrived at
Santiago. Cuba, and was received with
enthusiasm by the inhabitants.
Cuban imports for seven months
ended January 81 amounted TO $40,043,-
9S8; exports, S26,970220.
The body of Sonora Candelaria Pal
ma. the mother Of the President-elect
Of Cuba, was buried at Bayamo.
Guevarra, who succeeded Lucban as
leader In Samar, was taken by the ex-
pedition under General +. ID. Grant.
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where Theft IL Not Robbery.

In China theft Is so common that
nobody notices IT, A young ChinamaD
Cnce slipped three oranges up his
sleeve at n party. While making his
bow at parting the oranges slipped out
and rolled onto the floor. He account.
ed for the awkward event by saying
that his mother was very fond of or.
anges. His fault was straightway over.
looked, and he was afterward held up
as an instance Of filial piety. There are
several proverbs which 90 TO show that
the folk think lightly Of stealing. One
says that when tailors cease TO pilfei
cloth, their children will have to go
without food" and another declares
when silversmiths do not steal they
will certainly starve."
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have others. II you do not think the
price enough. will give you more"
THAT is large sum-" said Mrs.
Gerard.
II guess I know II. ! guess I'd like
10 have IL, too" said Miss Polly.
There's Just one thing I've said I'd do
these last twenty year II ever found
the money. I've vowed and declared
ia get carpet for this forenoon floor
Ma and me, we made a rag one long
about twelye-nO, near twenty year
ago; but Il got wore out an i took IL
up. for give me anythin', Says ! but
holes. do want that carpet the worst
way. It's a trial when folks come 10
see me from SearsbOro or Pleasant Val
ley 10 have TO take 'em right In onto
bare boards"
Lois looked steadily at the worn old
face. She OWNED something behind
the hesitation to sell, and she wanted
10 find out what II was.
you feel differently about this pitch.
er than about anything else that was
your mother'sr she asked gently.
That's IT. Everything here was
mas, but" She looked at Lois, and
then, as If to her alone, went on in
soft, shy voice, that gradually lost all
shyness In depth Of feeling.
MA an me was about everything
TO one another. ] was the Oldest
there was six Of us-and l planned
with her comeways about raising 'em,
pa being busy a good deal. Then by
and by pa he went, and my sister
Cyntby-the other girl-both in one
year. The boys they died, too, terrible
quick after that-we amt long lived,
only just ma and me.
ma and me, we just had to be all in
all TO each other, II was so lonesome.
/ went out sewing by the day, way
over TO Pleasant Valley sometimes.
But there wasn't any weather or any
distance could keep me away a night
from ma. by and by she took sick, and
/ stayed here all the time.
"AIa an me took sights Of comfort
together, even II we were lonesome.
What we liked best was 10 talk about
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MINOR EVENTSOF THE WEEK
WARRINGTON ITEMS.

Henry o. Havemeyer. President OF
the Sugar Trust. testified before a Sem
ate committee that his company did
not own the Cuban sugar crop and held
no options.
President Roosevelt has ordered the
trial by court-martial OF Major Edwin
r. Glenn, who IS accused OF admins
tering the water cure" 10 Filipinos.
General MacArthur's statement that
he was responsible for the plan Of the
capture Of Aguinaldo was indorsed by
General Funston.
The House passed the Omnibus Pub.
lie Buildings bill, carrying about ST.
100000.
Sol Smith Russell. comedian, died
In Washington at the age OF ffty-four
years.
Colombia fled charges against Mr..
Hart, American Minister In Bogota-