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Decorah-posten., 1902-07-22
6orinden.

8priaaia9t er ingen Burneleg.
0ette 9pr, iom | lang Sio aniaaes for
ct 8abelopr, er en- 8irfeligbeO % flet
life t,ogen beEageIig @irfeligbeb bel.
Ter. Be inoisote | 8eit-afrtfa er
ipPrt bange for 8oriaaen, og De tror,
at WenneIfets aanb Dor / 9pret. De
tiu9ager bet alleilass 8ruiombeoer
JONI I. @r., Of oct bPrer bort Renne'
fer, iom oct fsrit ilipper Los igien,
eiterat oct bar berspet benz Neglene
paa Serne 90 S9noerne.
grfarne Segere bar alori9 ieet nc.
act iaaoant, men De fan ale fortRne
on 9Ritets Stprfe % 8iIobe6. Sfsl-
ae Ell franif S9gers lloiagu fan 60.
riQaen bibe giennem ct Sre, lom er
6 CONNER tptt, To- at iuge Jig Snf-
ten. Den fan meo 2etbeo bste og
oreie en- @ebGrpibe meo fine m1ifit'
Ipie grme. Gems grsl er forfRroeItg
% fan beres i en- afitano al 3 Dtl.
Seq ifal albrig gIemme," fortaller
SEN nppnte frantic SRger, "bpilfet
Suotrpf ben fsrite Gorilla, ieg ina,
giorbe poa mig. Seq bar albrtg be-
ref ioa bange. S Sfooen omfrtng os
bauoe ser IDot ct irpgteligt grsl MI %
ba / lpngere Sio, men ieg baooe m.
tet feet, for min geioiier Euiifeoe til
mia % pegte MOB ct SrR. BED ST.
Sen al Greet Itoo en- ubpre San.8o'
riaa. Ser too ben, bare u Wteter
ira oS, meO lit itmaa0eIige 8rpit, fine
muIfrlgie grme, og ben iaa btItert
paa o$ meb fine msrfegraa Zine, mo.
til lea aioroe en- geoPgelie. 90 falot
SEN neo paa ale fire % fom 6 Weter
nrrmere. Saa iatte ben iig op og
beapnote at Ilaa lit 9rpIt meo fine
inure S9nber, iaa bet lso, iom on en-
iloa paa en- umaaSeIig Sromme. Gems
grsl par iorunoerIigt. Oct begpnbte
meo en- SIaes @iseu os enbte nieo Ell
ruIenoe bpb 9as, iom ~boeitapeIig
leo iom SorOen. 9et forte Saar paa
oens Sanoe beoPaeoe ZIG, oS OenS
.Spuoer gliiebe ubpg9eIig. "a ieg
isIte, at ban oilSe gisre ct angreb, 90
oa ieg par rent petifrGmt, fiso ieg
BEN element Siertet. Meo en- Stsn.
men, ser, uGiten bar menneifelig %
BOG leo iom ct 8prs. iaIot Den paa tit
aniiat % bsoe itrafs. Zen maaIte 8
500 3 CONNER | 9GngSe. On 9rp-
itet Dor Den 90 CONNER, % oers no.
ipreSte arme maalte 8 SSoS. Seq par
.glao oper at bape faaet bette Grem.
pIar. men eiter Scn Sio iputeS ieJ al.
orig ON at or9be en- Gorilla, uoen at
Den pirte!ig trueoe meo at gisre oct
al meo mig
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-22
e8De Marsass.

Spperi. - Eppe ftiaI $3.50 | Son.
tnitter o. @nnfanpisuinqer for
$1,000 ! Scanoindpian Sotel | ean
Claire forIeoen DAG. SoteIlet ori.
pes AT Spnis Carton.
SiaabGrrnc. gIoobrropIin.
aen ! oct norIige Nisconiin teqner
inar til at blipe ltsrre, enb ben bar
o1ret pna monge Mar. Stsrre sslof-
fe al gGrpInffere err aIereoe oraaet
no ira gapfielog oa andre Gteoer, na
ON nogle Gage bill itore Mfifibnin.
ger fine Steo til ct. EnuI Ga Min.
neapoliS.
@aar al Stnbelen. Tamperen
"6opt" aif al Stabelen poa Wprf.
tet ! @eit Superior oen f7be SiiIi
! SperpGr at ilere af StaaItrrjtens
SiinftionGrer. Gfibet err $40 SOB
Ianst og % Sob opbt. Sfibets Gnbt-
gnaenoe err 20 SOB. Sen me 9ant-
Der. Der eies at TortIano Chipping
60, bill goa | &ute pac Seerne mel.
lem Sitperior oa Buffalo.
Selesaterne pInffes. - 2ommetp.
peiie Dor giort iiomGrfet Sorretnina
UNDER Statsfonoentionen / Wooiion
iibite ltae. SoIriae alager er Tom.
met BoIitiet ibenoe fra 9eleaater
til 3unpentionen. % en- Rano, goam
SaSelDooo fra Sconomotpoc bIep be-.
i~tiaalet for belle $3.50. MiInmtfee.
bldbenc tiger, of @obiion err for lioen
9p til ida fore Soriamlinaer iom en-
Stntsfonbeution, os Bolitiitprfen er
utiIitrpffelig.
Gre brGbt ! en- SpQisiipn. 2 en-
aoaisfion mellem TO Sr9n npr 9em.
bine 1Sbe 6s. blen ire Mennefer
or9bt, nemlig Charles ssobnion pa
8iaiam Ranmono, iom nar 2ofomo.
tibferere poa Srpnene, og Snrbs6er
s. u. gnberion. gegae Sr9nene git
| fuIb Sort, ba De 'tsote iammen.
60 8oane. ale fuIb af sraat, blep
faitet at Sporet og belt eIer belpis
fnuit. Gfterpaa opftoo Der ssSlb
8oanene. og bisie brenote. 0e
brGbte 8erioner efterlaSer fig SAINT.
lier | 8labitone.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-22
mnrbtnptnn.
1tpeir ale ueuue.

1tpcir ale pegne. - Oct err life
bare / giten og R~orboeiten, at ltpeir
o. Storm bar foraorioget Sbeleg'
aelier | ben ienere Si6. Saiaa bet
pbcrite 8eIten bar hapt fin Del al Oct
opIbiomme 9eir. Sra Spofnne mel
bes. at Selearammer. Tom er inoIsb'
ne BERTH fra oct sitIiae 8aihiuqton
oe norSliae Soabo, tilfienSegiper, at
Der paa oisie Srofter bar opret Ell
poerit shelGggeube Storm / Iihteu
al Maaneben og Solf fan life min.
bes, at Der ncgeniirbe bar nGret iligt
ltpeir. SeISiapis err tutet Reuue.
ifeIip gaaet tobt, uteu Gteubomsifa.
ben er paa fine Steber betooelia. CT
tort antaI 9pguinger ombIpite.
Sr9r bIen rpffebe OBJ meo Rpben oa
Srugtbaper oa aornaare iloe tilreot.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-22
5ntsrnunit.
0nriuu foffet

Carton faffet. 6. 3. 9arion,
MSiuranceipinbIeren fra WtiIpdufee
es, eitcr buao Der meobeIes ira On.
raub, paaerebet / Canada al She.
riff 9uiten oa Siitriftsaooofat
Glummer | Sepin Gouutu. Mian oil
III iao BAN ~nbleperet til De ameri.
fanife Wpnoiebeoer. og ban bill bItpe
brast bjem % itiaet for Retten,
9arions Sperationer er euomt | rift
Giuoe. San Iaante blauot dnoet
8enge paa OF aau Rant | itore Sano.
itrGtnirser / Yepin o. Gun Claire
9ouutper. raatet ban life eieoe Ell
Spmme Serb ! nOgcn al bisie Goun.
tper.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-22
mBpmtsp.
Rcpublifauif 6puprutio.

republifanife Statsfonbention bleo
afhpIbt / Ratp[ins Den 16oe bs., og
fslgenoe StatsbaIgieobel blen norri.
neret: 8rtpernsr, 9e Sorelt Ri'
haros; Iubitsr, Sc Rop 8rant
StatSiefretGr, Sennimore Chatter.
ton; SfoIebireftsr, E. &. Tpnnn;
Snsierer, S. q. san; &sieiteretsiu'
ititiarius. 6. q. gotter. Weo ltnb.
tageIie al San befleber 9aubiboternc
oQerebe De reipettioe gmbeber. bbor'
til De err nominereoe. 8Iatfor1nen
btfaloer 8r9iioent RooiepeIts Iomi.
niitration og ubtuler fin Silfrebs.
beo meb oen Waabe, bborpaa BrPii.
benten bar isgt at fremme 8eitcns
Suteresier.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-22

ino en- rSerIieerc Repiiion al fine
SfatteIope. guperwren bar fiUm.
bet ibrrSisi for besse GGc ! Here
@ar.
Ga Societies Mooitnnoere inoerr
Tartiet bar iteoie Iaaet paa, at tpao
Der fremior alt bar bnm DIN at gisre
bar at bafie iis gei til De 6oreneoe
StaterS Senat meo SiIiibeintteIie al
senator Sobu 6. Spooner. Sffe De.
ftominore fees Sonpentionen ogiaa Of
babe anbeialet Spoonrrs @ienpaIs.
Senne anbefaIins en- oiitnot fleet paa
8etineeIie at at 5enatorcn sobfien.
Der Eartiets 8algproaram, men en-
anbefaIin8 er Oct 10 alfigepel, % BET
belle piloe bel ogiaa nGrmeit baoe Dor.
ret en- SARGE, ON man ingen Zig BE.
tingelie banOe itiGet, eitpriom Spoo.
ner bar pPret mere elIer mirtbls ibei.
t~ifieeret nleo ben gamle 8artigruppe,
iom bar befipmpet Ga Goaette. SoaS
Ser MI toOeoiagelig iutereSierer OF
iertIigbeOen er al ie. bpao Spooner
niI gisre meb oenne betingeoe anbe.
Ealing. Somme mener, at ban bill
o~fceptere Sitlationen, iom Den err,
IaSe Jig uGIge i9ien 90 oerpco bibroge
til 8ienopretteIie al Snrmori % be.
Ore 6oritaaelie inben Bartlett. gnOre
tror, ban pil bIipe itaoenSe oeo lin
tioIigere uOtaIte 9eiIutnins ON life
at bIiOe annoiSnt til 8ienpaIg. Suit
MI er BET life sobt at afaisre, bpiIfen
al bisie to Sormooninger bill piIe iia
at urre ben rette. Sor ga 8oQette
oilbc unpgteIia Seiren pGre iaameget
'terre, ON Spooner, efter alt bpao Der
er pasieret, ionot iia tiIrette / De npe
8orboIo oe peobleb iom 6orcnebe
StoterS Senator.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-22
Nnrn Dakntn.
IrreIfcret paa Mistanfc. =

Nrreitcrct paa Wtistanfc. - @il-
liam Rois beoer en- Beripn Tom er
mistPnft for Worbet al Sbomas
@oIib n9r 8ilofp Gitp, oq iom oct
iibite Hoe err lnffebes at foffe / Seer.
beben al anamooie.
gnssetpmt for Notwithstanding.
Oct labeite Nnblib paa 9pgge-
tontt til ben npe Notwithstanding
| @ranb Sorts er mobtaget fra Watt.
benz & 3erfon, iom tilbpoer Ell Got
pna SSnternattonnl oa Rortb Sirtb
StreetS for So 0 arbre 9uo pa.
rierer fra $500 iii ober SOC, 900.
Inoreip &nubion tilbpoer en- Cont
pan Sourtb og Bruce Street for
$i4 200.
Stillcr Stanton. - Self 1ap, Der
bar iibbet ~arreiteret | 9ismarcf paa
gnflaae for Worbet al Sarrp q.
Sibbs iibite @inter. er bIepen IssIobt
MOB $4,000 &aution. Sans Gag
fan life bebanoles | Retten for iioIt
I September Sibbs, Der por &p9g.
oporPtter, boe6e | BEN norbsItIige
Del al gurIeigb Gountp, og bans
Gig fanbtes / en- 6 SOB bpb 9rsnb
paa bans Sarm.
Sinaneerne. - Statsfasierer Wc.
Willans Spganer opsr Satens ST.
uarcer for De fsrite 6 @aaneber at
aaret niier, at De er / en- uomprfet
8orfatnine. s oct aIminoeIiQ 6onb
par Ben 12te SilIt ct Speriflto af
nGiten $4,000. aue llbaifter bar
betolte, og Der Dor fun $4,000 |
uoeitnaenoe Sbligutioner moo SOM
6et. Oct bem9rfes, at en- Gum al
S29. 800, iom Stoten babe itoaenoe
/ foIlereoe Banter, life er mebtaget |
Gotolopaisret pad bet olminoeliee
Sonbs &outo, noeet, Der fer bar boz.
ret Stif % 9rue. 8 aae Statens
Son6s por Der peo Raaneoens 9e.
annSeIie $549.600. forfeit iom fsI.
aer: Slim. Sonb. SIS, 800; Rente paa
Bombs. $29.142; llloeprpmier,
$4,000; "Suition" .Sonnet. $32..
300; set pcrmunente SfoIefonb.
$249,tO0; Grafton SfoIefonb, SIC.
800; Tonoet for giubetraabfabrifen
SO. 200.
WishanSlct al 0anbitrsaere. -
On 10 sar gammeI Sotter al Ell
Farmer oe6 @apn 8ifarbs oeS @iIb
Rice, Spo for Sarge. bar forrige
Senbaa olene bientme, mems ben.
beS Sor9Ibre bar | Strife. 20 2anb.
itrpgerc fom til 6uiet oa boo ON no.
get at briffe, bbiIfet be fif; men Se
bar life iornsiet hermeb og piIbe
ogiaa babe Ienge; bette r9eteSe 9t.
aen benz bporfor DC i1oa og misbanb.
Iebe herbe, iaa oct bar rent felt.
Smiiber Ipffebes oct benbe Soa at
fomme fra bem % bun boIbt FIG
ifiuIt | en Speoeneer. til DC babe
forlaot Suiet. "a bun lob fra &s.
perne, bapoe bun 5000 aiemt / fine
al9her. SIere bor oeret arreiteret
paa Iistanfe for SpcriaISet paa 8i.
gen, men bum har life g~ieufienot
neutrality-suspicious. | noeen al De
anbolote Gerioner. Sorbplhene |
Safota inobpoer oeSu9rre altfor ofte
iii Sol6SbanoIing al benue art, oa
oct er meaet alminSelist, at apinoer.
ne er bientme aIene, mems IrnSne
er noe pda aereue os arbeioer, Com
sfeaeI har Spinoerue UNDER FABIAN.
ne Smit9nbisbeber pGret ubeppbue.
De % iaaIebes ubeifpttebe moo bet
Iaf, Tom bar trpnet iia inc / Suieue
til BEN; bermeb bespnoer Oct MI at
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-22
NebrnCku.
gttcr saa Trifob.

HIIer pnu SrtTu0. Votflffler
Sornberger | @aboo bar iioIte ltge
bepilaet et @nbragenoe fra George
@ouIo. ben oftere omtalte ganfier
fra 8eltuooo, ON 9ssIaoelie fra
S9ngilet UNDER "6ubens Corpus"
2open. @ouIb err onflaaet for ioig.
ngtig Gambling / Sorbinbelie 8eG.
MOOD State 9anfs SaIit. Gre
@auge er ban blepen orreiteret paa
inmme Gnflaae, men bner Gang rr
Oct lDffe5es bam at fomme I'D al
S9ngilet unber 8aaberaabelie al
"Sabeas Corpus" 2oben.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-22
GllfuptB.
SrimGrfer fnnSet.

Srimrrfer fnnSet. - 8 en- Som.
mobeifuffe I Suiet go. t45 3prtb
GIarf Street bar 9oIitiet / gbiraao
fuubet fem Euiin6 Srimarfer, iom
BET tror en- en- Del at Eppefoiterne
fra bet itore Boittpperi Der / 8pen flo.
ite SOFT. 9eboerne at Sriet bleo ar.
r~eiteret for 8erelfaIff, og oet par bet.
te, iom lebeoe til ben rnoeriegeIie,
Der bragte De itioalne Srthn9rfer for
0agen. 8olttiet bar BOG Tibet Saob
orr at Sitnoet bill tiene til at iprene
2ps ober 8oitrsperiet ener brinqe
Dem paa Spor efter Rsberne, Iom
oft iaIt fifrebe iis ct 8ptte Of $74,.
600.
Streeter-S agen. - sltrpen | Ga.
gen mob "8aptein" Gtreeter, Ser er
onfIoget for IorSet poa en- gagt.
manb oeb 0abn Senrp 8irf, funoe
life bIioe enig ON en- &ieubelie oq
blep o~fifeoiaet | Metten | Chicago ben
160e bs. Streeter bar fart en- for
tbilet Sam ior @ienbomsretten til
ct ombiiputeret 2onoitpffe paa 2afe
Sront, oq BET bar berunber 8irf bIep
or9bt. Sire al "8apteinens" 9un6s.
forpanbte blep frifienbte, men Stree-
ter ielb og bans haanoqangne IanS
WcILnrers bill bite itiGlet for Ret.
ten iaien. Stte al Surpm9rbene
troeoe, at Streeter bar ifpIbtg. men
be fire andre bilbe life saa inb paa
Apttp ..
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-22

The Valdez Business College, DEBORAH
la, Is the only school in the world that
offers one months tuition and free car
fare TO students who enter the first week
IN Sept. Send for illustrated cataiog.
Tuition in Valdez Normal School s3 a
month Text books free.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-22

biipe beore, ibet mango 5ormerc
banoe Fisher RepoIpere til fine apin.
Der % fprer Dem at ifpSe.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-22

tic. Vrroicn at en- gdne, iiaer Dc, er
bpao bet bar foitet at iaa ben bpgget
o. efuiperet.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-22

Sc uofcutne gtummere al %eo
sIruen" iau erboloes iOr csc
ertra.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-22

ioa en- pSerIieerc Repiiion al fine
efatteIope. @uperrpren bar fjnm.
pet ibrroiei for besse GGe | Here
aar.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-06-28

packed his grip and took a premature
vacation. | missed him while he was
gone more than l can tell. Willis went
away, Jack came back and we attended
the wedding of friend. It was late
when we returned. Jack was silent as
the carriage rolled along. He ordered
a CRATE fire in the library where we
read the papers together after dinner.
When through he watched the fire and
seemed to be studying me. He turned
abruptly and said:
Augusta, this is certainly a happy
impromptu domestic scene
Il replied, I think we get along
nicely together
''He came and knelt by my side and
taking my hand in his SAID: Augusta,
love you
Before he could say more big tears
came to my eyes and / glanced at the
diamond ring. Jack saw it all and
sank into his chair. He watched the
fire die out, touched my hand with his
lips, said Goodnight and was gone.
The next day he was the same old
Jack, little stopped and sad. We Went
to the park together. His sadness
deepened and / said to him, Jack. i
The Jennings daily record., 1902-06-28

of time and much energy to the study
of bacteriology. He was familiar with
the various forms of microbes common
to different contagious and infectious
diseases, and knew how to use them
with deadly effect. Recently the young
man attempted to extort money from
rich widow by threatening to scatter
disease germs in her room if she re-
fused his demand. The woman at first
was inclined to laugh at his threat,
but finally he became so insistent and
maintained such a menacing attitude
that she reported the matter to the
police and the medical student was ar
rested. When taken into custody there
were found in his possession test tubes
containing a sufficient number OF bac-
terra to have carried death to half the
residents of the town if properly cir.
culated. The tubes contained cultures
of cholera, typhoid fever, and lockjaw
microbes, and showed conc1uSlvefy
that the young student was prepared
to carry out his threat.
This, it is believed, is the first in.
stance on record when a crime of this
character has been brought to the at
tention of the authorities, but it by no
means represents the possibilities of
such a misapplication of scientific dis
coveries. The possibilities along this
line are as a matter of fact almost
limitleSS.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-06-28

This is the time of the year when
the annual pilgrimage to Mecca occurs
and again there comes the sad story
that cholera prevails among those who
are arriving in the sacred city. From
200 to 300 persons are dying daily.
Cholera is nearly always a feature Of
these annual pilgrimages, but the evil
is particularly serious this year, and
fears are expressed that its ravages
will reach an alarming extent when
the great food Of pilgrims arrive at
the port of Jeddah on their way to
Mecca.
1t is difficult 20 estimate the num-
ber of pilgrims who annually visit the
holy city. Only those who pass
through Jeddah are counted with more
or less accuracy. The large caravans
that travel south through the Arabian
desert, have never been counted and
only rough estimates have been made
of the number of people coming by
these land routes. 1t was estimated in
1914 that the totaI number of pilgrims
visiting Mecca in that year was 10000.
It is believed that this year the total
will reach over 200, 900. OF late years
The Jennings daily record., 1902-06-28

the number Of pilgrims has greatly in
creased, but their generosity in gifts is
much on the decline. This is probably
due to the fact that the world of Islam
has been feeling very poor for years
past.
In the early ages Of Mohammedan-
ism it was considered obligatory for
every one of the faithful to visit the
sacred city at least once in his life
time. The pilgrims have never been so
numerous in the later history of Mo
hammedaniSm In the early days the
halits were building towns in the
desert as stopping places for the pill
grlms and did a great deal to facili-
tate the journey and make it comfort
able. The fact that this solicitude for
the well-being of the devout has not
been manifest for a long time may
account in part for the falling off in
the number of pilgrims. The members
of single caravan on the way to Nee.
ca in the thirteenth century rode on
10000 camels
The Jennings daily record., 1902-06-28

A subtle and horrible method of TAX
Ing life has been placed within the
means of unscrupulous men of science.
Modern study OF bacteriology has
placed a new and terribly effective
weapon in the hands of humanity. 1t
is a weapon with which entire com
munities and towns may be stripped
of their inhabitants. Wholesale deaths
may be brought about without even
directing suspicion toward the perpe-
-rator of the crime, and, what is more,
.-he man who seeks to deal out death
in this way may select the specific
disease he wishes to employ in carry
ing out his purpose. All of these men
acing possibilities have developed
through the advanced study of bacte-
ria and the various uses, beneficial
nd otherwise. to which micro-organ-
1sms may be put. The fact has been
established beyond all question of
doubt that most contagious diseases
are spread through microbes, and add
ed to this knowledge is the additional
OWN specific kind of bacteria, which
may be cultured and produced In
countless numbers
AS an indication of the extremes to
which a man may go il making use OF
his knowledge of microbes, the case of
an Austrian medical student is given.
This student had devoted a good deal
The Jennings daily record., 1902-06-28

81 quite like Mrs. A. now" said one
OF her acquaintances 4 used to think
her insufferable, but l never saw any
one so improved; l wonder what has
changed her?"
She is chastened," answered her
friend. She finds that she is not half
so smart as she thought she was, and
the position she expected to take is
not SO easy to acquire, consequently
her manners to the world at large are
much more acceptable. A little disap-
pointment is a great sweetener to the
disposition. Mrs. E., who used to be
SO naughty, has become as cordial as
possible, since her husband lost half
his fortune in Wall street, and Miss
s., who used to snub all men who
came near her, is becoming quite
agreeable, now that she finds that they
avoid her. This is so often the case
that when I see a radical change in
the manners of a person ] always find
that he or she has been chastened."
The Jennings daily record., 1902-06-28

For the last three or four years
Arundel Castle, famous alike as one OF
the oldest and most historic buildings
in England and as the home of the
great Duke of Norfolk, who, as King
Edward earl marshal, is in charge OF
his coming coronation, has been un-
dergoing almost constant ''restora-
ton" and il is only within the past
few days that the long task has been
brought to an end. To complete it has
cost tremendous lot Of money.
Its great age and the literal wear
and tear" that il has undergone at one
time and another made rather extern
sVe repairs to the stately old pile i'm
perative if it was to be preserved.
Just how many centuries it has been
standing is not known positively; Ger
.ainly over ten, for it is mentioned
ooth in the writings of King Alfred
and in the "Domesday Book" of Will
lam the Conqueror. Three times it
was hotly besieged, first by King Hen
" l., next by Stephen and finally, in
!644, by the parliamentary troops, who
captured it and left 1t in ruins.
The present dukes grandfather tried
The Jennings daily record., 1902-06-28

The dreadful custom among the
Dyak natives of Borneo of hunting for
the heads of fellow creatures has I'M
happily not yet been quite stamped
out.
There is. unfortunately, strong rea-
son to believe in story current among
the Sea Dyaks dwelling along the
banks of the Batang Eupar river, in
Sarawak (the district of Borneo ruled
over by Rajah Brooke) that the town
of Lobo Antu. near the source OF this
stream, and hardly twenty miles dis
tant from the frontier lines of Dutch
Borneo, has been invaded and raided
by a force of Land Dyak tribes from
that country and about twenty or thir
ty of the peaceful inhabitants ruthless
1y murdered.
What lends color to the greWsOme
story. says the New York Press, is
the fact that, although preparations
are being hurriedly made in Kuching
the capital of Sarawak, for strong
eXpeditionary force to be sent into the
interior, great secrecy as to it's pur
pose and destination is maintained by
the official authorities.
The custom of head-hunting is as
old as the hills among the DyakS, and
is similar to the scsIp hunting of the
Indians. The belief among the Dyaks
is that every head captured in one of
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I once heard man who for nearly
six years had been a martyr to rheu-
matism say he would give a thousand
pounds to have cure effected.
81 wish, then that we were in Aus
tralia or New Zealand during the shore
whaling season" remarked the writer.
Il should feel pretty certain of annex
ing that thousand pounds, and then
he described the whale cure.
The cure" is not fiction. 1t is a
fact, so the whalemcu assert, and
there are many people at the township
of Eden, TwofoId Bay, New South
Wales, who, it is vouched, can tell of
several cases OF chronic rheumatism
that have been absolutely perfectly
cured by the treatment herewith brief
ly described. How 1t came to be dis
covered l do not know, but it has been
known to American whalemen for
years.
When a whale is killed and towed
ashore Git does not matter whether it
is right" humpback, finback or
sperm whale) and while the interior of
The Jennings daily record., 1902-06-28

love you and kissed him. l then told
him how l was aftianced to Willis, how
desperately he loved me. that we were
to be married in two weeks, but that l
loved him, dear Jack. the best of all.
1t was toe late, though; my fate was
sealed. Perhaps we could forget our
little romance.
THE following day I left. 1t was
hard to go away from him-the fare
well kiss fingered on our lips. He was
at the wedding. A four leaf clover pin
was his gift-good luck. wear it all
the time. How can l ever forget dear.
patient Jack. who loved in vain? VIII
lis loves me devotedly, and my home
is happy, but love dear old Jack the
best OF ALL
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An old city directory is almost as
great 1eveler as death. Recently
there came to 1:sht in New York a di-
rectory of the year 1922, and here, if
they feel SO inclined, some of the
smart set may study their early ante
cedentS.
Just at present Mrs. Cornelius Van
derbi1t, the elder, has invoked the aid
of the law to make her Mrs. Vanderbilt
end of it. The shade of the original
Cornelius doubtless will look disap-
provingly on this action of the great
anddaughter-in-law. The original
Cornelius was proud of his name
both ends of it. He asked permission
of the city Of New York to paint it in
full and in large letters so that his
fellow-citizens might read it. Permis-
sion was granted and the father of
all the Vanderbilts proudly wrote on
each side of his wagon this legend:
Cornelius Vanderbilt, licensed cart
man.
Cornelius has a place with his broth
er and cousin Nanderbilts on page 452
of this old register of Manhattan citi
zens. Like Cornelius. the cartman
the three Jacobs and the three Johns
of the Vanderbilt family found no
good reason for hiding their names
and their professions from an inquir-
ing world. AS good craftsmen should,
they believed in hanging their signs