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Decorah-posten., 1902-12-26
Meparatiener. : gentereng ael

Jeparaftpner. s yenterens sob
finder Garnleren Eio, oeriom bet CT
BAN ON at gisre, til at Re ale fine
Reofnber oOer Ug iatte Dem | Stano,
o. oct er bilt fan, JON life pan Den
Dadaoe fan ipore Jig mango llogifter.
Sar ban FIJI nnoeet at gisre meo. Ri.
Den a~lminoelige GARNER ielp funne
reparere maugt ct Stpffe, iom er Die.
bet brsitfGlbig, iiGr al Srpparfet.
Rnar ban uofsrer 4rbeioet ielp, foiter
bet BAN iaa goot iom ingen Sing, %
bDab ban iaaleoes iporer al foitbar
Sib, er ofte mere at lGgge M9rfe til.
Saopibt muligt burbe oerfor en6psr
5armer ielp l9gse iis til bet nsopen.
bigite SnebferpGrftei, % anifaher
ban iig BERTH ogiao en- liben Smeoie.
anl (@portnbIe 5crge") meo nsSDen.
eiat EiIbebsr, biz bon bore / Stanb
til ganife pan egert Saonb at nofsrc
ntangt eft Stpffe H~epuration baaoe !
Gre og Sern, iom ban fsr bar leet
fig tisbt til at bringe til 9pen Tor at
iaa iitanoiat. @erftsiet foiter Def
noset, men iaa foiter BET ogiaa baaSe
Sib % Bense at bore bet foruoen.
Get bill 10 ogiaa bpnbe, at Der er ct %
anbet, man life ielo fan gipe fig |
Serb meb, ielp ON man bar ct nogen.
lnnbe llbpaIg af gerftsi; mel paa
iamnle Sib bill man bog finbe, at Der
err utroIig meget, man ielp fan raaSe
300 paa, naar man fun bar noset at
sisre meb. Sg bette sieIber life alene
meS Senipn til gintertioen; men Sor.
oelen BIZ ofte bore enbnit mere itolD.
ienbe, mar roeet ON Sommeren,
miot / annnetiben, eaar Stpffer, og
man | en-to-tre bar bet "firet"
isien os fan fortiette fit arbeibe, /
SteSet for at MAJ, elers btlbe peret
nsbt til at ipenbere en- balo Sag eqer
enoo9 en- bel meb en- &eiie til Spen,
bborneb man life alere fom til at bort
sbIle fin esen og SeItenes Stb, ba bet
bar ON at eisre, at boer Sime bIep an.
benSt, men oeiaa fom til at maatte
l9gge no 8enee ooenifisbet.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-26

Wartin l1lneitab, Winneapolis.
Minn., bar unoer itore Smfoitninger
SpIpsninger ON bet norIfe
1oIf / Imerifa. vi be iamlebe Sp'
I~psninger uoarbeiOebe ban en- Stltt'
tiff, iom ban paa en- l%egennpttig Wan'
Sc bar ubbreot blanbt bort Solf, TOR
at Sen fan blipe Ipit % for at ben
fan spe SnbHpoeIie poo os. San bar
piIt os, boor De ooipreote Rorom9no
err boIatte, bpiIfe Stinineer 0e inSc'
bar, % b~porneget Sc bar uorettet
paa forifieIliee Smraaber Der ! San'
set. so mere hi faar oibe al iligt 10
Itsrre Eris letter ri pna Dor eger H0'
ton % poa Sc Sober, irm DIOR Hcrae
gap os / Iro. Sans Statiitif sauner
o$ RorSmGnb oaiaa | oct at oen BIZ
brinaer &c andre Rationer ct gobt
Srotrpf al o$. Get er Serfor at baa'
be, at enbrer al bans 2piere utI ienSc
BAN ct Ii0et fripiaigt iSorog, iaa al
ban fan fuIbfsre lit itore grbeibe for
bort SoIfS Sag uSeu Eenaetab % Be
fpmring.
SIere Seuuer al Sa9en.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-26
9ecDrab % Smegn.
Gen s4ee December 1eo2


George Itcaap, en- samnel Sno'
paoner al 8inneibeit Gountp, Osoe
paa StileS' SoteI 5rebag ben f9Se al
5utfcrIpge. San OeItus i arisen %
bsrte oa til aupt. @eiierS aompant
I sen itOite Sio par ban Ifral og nm
0rrbsIotes al "StDrarmeen".
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-26
SmaapIuf.

Rr. % RrS Sooe ira Seeds,
Ror0 9afotn, fom / SirSolg bertiI or
at tiIbringe SuIen hos aonenS Gor.
GIbre, Rr. og Nrs. 0Rsiet / Glen.
nooo Emp.
Rr. og @rs. Sioert Sier.
Ieto, 8anffasierer &ierIeibS Ior-
GISre, bor ppret Der pao en- 8iiit.
Se Dor / SopIor, @iS., % retIte
biem berttI ieicn / MonooQ8.
- Irbeioet mco 2GgninQcn al Sc
iubitortieQe Ibutmtuts for Woin.
i~treetbroen cr M, fGroiQ, "a Irbeio8s
itprfen toQ fine Ncoifubcr % reiitc /
/ War6ugs.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-26
hinge 2Gotcfolf.

"6crtoIte ie8 Dig, al leg bor inn.
buot Saute til ct IGngcrc @cieg Dos
os, Jrits?"
"Nei. set lioroe Ou 7Ict fife. "
ioartc 6rits @on8, % en- orb Runfc
Ia Zig meuem hans gicnbrun. mems
ban foripnte Zig mc0 en- Stnffc rtItct
9rso. "0}oo ic1 iperQc. boem al De
10 er oet, iom nil oUcropIoe o8 mco
lin behagcIIgc NrruprCIie - er set
8Iorisio, oen bI0truQp, cucr Mmolic,
bun iom eitcrIioucr en- 5tirre?"
"Trit8!"
Sans 6uitr1l8 fine Cicnbrnn Ic'.
teoe2 ! en- iortcrnet 8rotcIt. ",{eq
iiuber oct ifrUffcIia heninn&IpIt Al
Dig at tale / en- iou1on Gone ON mine
nGrmeite S!ratrtnoc. IN pIeict 10
at Fl, al Tontc @a,a,,s rar ioo floQ
og Iii,lo lem en- oomrncI Eorrct.
rinQ&m1n0.~
.o,~ [,,,, >,,.',l .S,i ~, Is
%NS, .' T., 49,, ~" ">',.oy.
>.>'.1 -"'.'. 80
G~,.,+ ,@,,' ~.,, ~,I', ,.'''<o ..,..
~ ,,r g.. "..'''. '~.,.., =" E''''
%, 50 -, 80" ~
,.t ~ W., , [,,.'' a. ~, ,m',.,; wv,
,T,oTa. ' ,,>.r. Es-,,.>,S "'?I,
Tot hro,".r. w. w., '',.'I'. t.. ~"
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-26
Jnleoigt


Su'enot meb beuis grso
Gent big Drtr Sorben reb,
gr0fe til bpert bcorpoel Sierie,
som fra Gpnr, fra sors % Gmerte
2Gn9rs efter apS % Greo.
Simmelbrpt fra Bethlehem!
3sb % til bin arpbbe fremt;
Der 81 p,l n,eS GnsIe fpRoe
Sm ben itpre SulesIRbe.
Com oprunoeu er peo big.
III fra Simlsns Spibeo tom
Neo til Sorben's 5attisoom.
Sapbe ei ensaas en- Hnoe,
Men fnn 81 og u1e Glnoe
Bar bin fcrife Sarneieus.
Tn er Raaoens Spr oplnft.
engle iaus berom iaa mutt;
5reo iortpnoss oper Sorben,
Seius er por Srooer porben;
81 bet timber Ri ipritaar.
Som, o Seiu. 70 iii mtg.
@lao leg oil tuObpoe big.
Spil big | nit &jeries Sulig.
SlGlp mig til at Ipoe troiis
$per al Dine lpie 8uo.
client mig SuIeu5 ianoe Sreo.
3ano ! mig bin a~ierIisbeo.
Cab ben lpie, lao ben uarme,
9il jeg biit | oine Urine
Spnger Seirens 6rpoeians.
u. gR. $.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-26
Sicmmc / Sulcn.

9orman Riite. NorpoI Ginger %
6reO 8ierman iom ouc ituberer oeo
Rinneiota Statsrniperiitet. tiIbrtn'
ger SlIen biemmc i 0ecorob.
8errp 3obnion ser ituOerer
2oofpn0igbeo i Maoiion, @is, %
6enrp NeIiorL ser itloercr N}e0icin
peO G6icugo MeoicaL College, ct ogjoa
biemme / SuIebeieg.
2nIrie @nricn, Ser err StoleIG.
rer etite0s ! 0afota, fom biem til Sui.
- Soc 9rorbp, Omar @uIfsber3,
8tu 9oe, 9. Sustpeot. Sbeo. Neite,
OpItab. Spe Brells % Gal 8reuS,
Der ihioerer oeo 2utbcr Seminor ,
SomIine, er biemne / S~llIebeIgen.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-26

8rap.g oeii. Taa en- 2anbsbp-
firfeeaarb / SpGanb ftnOes et.Ere-
fors meb fslgenbe poetiife Snoifrtft:
Min Ssn @abs Sofum Rero Sfrsber
gif aItib no meb bare Ssbber,
ifisnt ieg iaa tibt BET bam forbsb.
Speo iferl On Dag ba bet bar islet,
iaa blep BET lille Sftn f%orfislet,
o. paa en- ltge bar ban beb.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-26

puu itHt ipSi ouupc wv W Auliutl tttts
cp peo iaaonitne MnItrengeIier bar
fuoet ct GnGf, iom nsote bam til at
trGoe al enten for en- IGngere IiO
eIler cgiaa for beftonbig.
en- anoen ling peo Ereitens gl-.
beioe, iom fife ti[bsrlig purOercs,
er Den InitrrngeIie, oct foiter It
boloe prrbifen. Der tpnfes Der
life paa oct slrbeioe, iom ialfaIO
burbe eaa foriio, o. iom enbper
iampittigbeoshaIo Brett erfienber
oct for lin gligt at uofsre, iaa blot
Tio og goner tiInber, men Der fig.
tes til ben baaoe lesemlise og aan.
beige InitrRngelie, iom bet mebfs.
rer at tale ina lRnge uben at itanie,
ofte ! umuIige 2ofnIer, | pripnte
Suie (Eorpbptter o9 csorofirIbere
life unbtagnel, | SfoHebnie, iinoer
aabeu Simmel, | balnfRrbige airfcr
og | airfer, iom bel err fprbige og
fan bore baaoe itore og pofre at ie
til, men iom er poerIia tnnae at
tale /. Sor De fo~rifie1ige er oct 10
forifieaigt baaos / 5cnieenoe til pore
aaar og @pner % anI9e for at tale,
men Der err ingen, iom fan ubfsre
iaabant Irbeibe, uben at set toger
paa arpfterne | itsrre eler minore
8ra0.
glt bpab Ser bibtil err n9pnt err
iaabant, iom nogen bper bar let for
at fisnne % iptte Jig inc l. ON ban
bare tPnfer fig ON, BET Iigger op /
Sagen, iaa man fan lie og fsle paa
bet meb SGnoerne. Wen Greiten
bar ganife andre 8prber at bore pan
emo bisie, iaa ianbt ban ellers er tro
| lit @aIb. Sffe bare oct, at bans
eget anipar itabig ligger bam paa
0alien, iaa ban ofte fan fploes m2S
5rpgt og 8pper, men ban maa oeiaa
| ipregen Soritanb bore meb at bore
andres gprber og 8efpmringer og
Sorger, ban ntaa life alene Itrnffc
og gaa irette meb andre, iom ofte
lsnner bans bebite 9~eitr9belier meo
lltaf % SrobS % llnilie, men ban
er pioenbe ON mangen tGrenbe
Sorg, maneen iaaret Samnittisbeo.
marlgen tpnsenoe gefpmring, maugt
ct ulpffeIigt Sorbolo, iom ineen an
ben | NatoIaget neb uo9et ON. Oct
beror meIem bam % oct arme 30 IL
neife, iom bar lettet fit Sierte pe6 at
betro Jig til bamL og inbtil 9sben
mao ban bepare ~ilbrsoelig SGlisbeb
ON bisie cling. M elenbigbeb /
pebfommcnbe @gn fienber beler life
greiten til, mer ban beo mere berom
emo nogen anben, % bans &ienbIfab
til oeslige cling tiener life netop til
at forringe bans egen 9prbe eaer
gisre ham let ON Siertet. ON hi
fom bette libt bebre ibu, ifi1lbe Ri
blibe libt minore fororingsfilbe,
emo ri Tom ofteit er, os mere ffaan-
iomme / Dor 9ebsmmelie al bans
Girfiombeb, ON Der END fan fattes
abifiaigt, iom ri ipres, ban buroe
bore. "glt ban ogiaa, naar ban er
fro | Sjeneiten oa beii9let al BET
rette Stnb, gisr opmnintrenoe grfa.
ringer % bar @Iaoer, iom iielben
/ ben @rob tilfaIoer andre. pil ri
life misltnbe BAN.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-26
Scnbes bpbe bIaa gine bar tanfe.

I@k
fitIbt bnpet moo bans.
"Hei, naturIiepis life" iparcoe
ban meo en- tpnngen Satter, mems
ban presiet benbeS folbp Sannb mel
lem fine. "aois ba, Sis. Der par be-
~brspeIigt, at ri to life ifuIoe frnre
forliges. 81 bopoe bet oa lao oeiIigt,
Iige til ibag = life ianot on2 Uaen
on ipnes 10, bet er beOit, ui gaar bier
Dor gei, Gis2"
Sa, BET er bebit. Sarpell" Sen.
bes Stemme ion. til Ell Soften, og
oa ban bapbe Iuffet Gsren efter iig,
tilfsiet bun / en- bebrspelig Zone:
San funbe ba gierne fpsiet mig,
for ban gift. San toa fig bit life NOR
al, at hi ifoI ifiIIes oe ieg "a, LEG
brpr mig beIler life ON oetl" raabte
bun argerIig % i1pnget pGf Gao
rerne, iont baube iamIet iig | benoes
longe Sienbaar. "Spis ban bapoe
forisat at fpsie mig, uilbe leg git
bam en- grefif, ia - oct piloe ieg.
Seq booer Srits, % MI ba ieg er fri,
fol jeg bore iaa slao os fornsiet
lom -"
S set famine bIep gutreosren
iloat iaien meb ct Smelb. ct gle.
blif itob bum itiae; ian ianf bum neb
paa Sofaen, begrapebe tit frsl1ebe
Spbe mellem Euberne 90 buffet, iom
benoes Sierte ifuloe brittle.
San er gaat!" bpiifebe bun, "og
ieg bar iaa iiffer paa, ban pilbe foln.
me tilbagel"
Smiolertio bar 5rits @ang Iteaet
op | en- gogn og fisrte afiteo til fin
Sagtfanerats 9olie.
"uf MI bar ieg Ga rigtig giort
mig til Scar" brummet ban, men
ieg bar ba iaa iiffer paa, bum pilbe
angret fig, for ieg forlob Suiet. Oct
er 10 set rene ganbib at fro, ieg fi1n.
De lepe ilben min lille Sis. Seq bill.
De sicbliffelig inn ON, bpis ieg life
bar rpb for at 'gisre mig latterlig.
Seq fun6c ba / oct minoite fpsiet
benbe, fsr jeg eff! Staffars lille
Sis, bun leftet balppeis tit aniiat
moo nit - "a, nei, ieg fisrer tilbas
ge, og bun fan gierne 81 mig haarb.
fogte s@g pg rainfall Sfinfe, iaama.
get bum bill, bcriom bum bare tar
mig i9ien! SCR Der, 8ognmanb 49,"
0enne SGtning bIep life fulbfsrt,
for Gognen tsrnet / oct iamme bolb-
iomt ncb en eleftriif Spornpor. og
SritS @ong ilpngeoes no / 8oben.
Do ban fom til Jig ielp, Lao bon
tiIicneS / ct %bolpnsrft, bel fienbt
SGrelie meb ganbage ON po6et.
geo bans SIDE iab Gecilie, iom ia
fjelenoe ganoomiIas paa BINS
ganbe.
"Saao, Gisl" ia ban, leg fom al.
Iigepel life til at %reiie."
"@r on lei for, at set er iao,
Srits9" ipitrete bum iaete og la tit
taarepaabe ainb MOB bans.
"SiIoe on bIt tint, ON ieg ia, iee
bar glab, Gis?"
Clint? Ga, on err ben fipteIte
8ut / Serben! Seq tpnfte, on oiIbe
fomrnet tilbaee, men ga ieg ifi5nte.
on gift for Mpor, ifrep iee til big cg
bao big fonlme igien."
Seq baobet, on piIbe falbe mig
tilboge, fiGre lille Some, men bo brl
life oiorbe oct, beitemte ieg Mig for
at inn % reiie biem i9ien. 9u fam
9iere alt, bpao on pil, bpis on bare
oil ia mig ieien, gts."
Sln itreg BAN emit ODER &inbet.
"Sante fommer ibocrtfaIo life
bio, ia bum imiIenoe. "9i bar set
bc0it, noar Ri err for os ieIp. .bu og
icg. % ingen Sonte / Seroen ifol
foa Sob at oGffe SpIio meI1em os
TO-"
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-26

-SseieIscaoSbpa- er en- frruf Iiben Soe,
inn uefommet paa .. anunoiens SorIaa. Deco
rab, Sopa. Sur hcer Sda | slaref CT Der
n9hnt en- eI1er TO b~eiienote RerfcHer. bois Seo.
ieIsoae bet er. .~oesuoen er Ger 0Iaos tit at nes'
ieane gsapne pon BEN. bois SsoieIshag man oil
erinnre. % iaa ct imuft Iihet Sers al noeen be.
reurt S~oriatter for bier Eaa. SaIaet al htsie
Beers er fleet meh meueu Stisniombeh. SIere
al BEN er aIbeIes fortrrfeIiae. 2 bet belle taeet
er goaeu fmaefuIot inorettet % frrneIes fntnft
ubItprst. Ten f~ortierer burtia s1fRtnire,
q. .. TueL Stcueetcn IlA.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-26

Gimot6D 6inn, Ser bar oGret 'p9e'
Iia / 0e ii0ite 70 Aor, 0eOe Itr$Oo8
6ormi0bog % oil bII0e begrapct Gre
oag 6ormioo1Q aIotfCn 8 ira Den fo'
tboIfe 8trfe. ai0oOc par Ga aar
aammeI. San tonl til Gecorab / 1861
% gif tnb meO i'm 9roNer / Sernonre'
bonSeI, men oa 8rigen breo no, 9tf
han mo ! 4rneen, bUor bun a%poncereOe
til SefonOIeitnant. "a BON efter )
gars 5orI6b fom tiI6agc igicn, be-
apnOte ban otter 6orretnin8 Iontmct
meo i'm 9rooer. Sioen 1881 bar ban
Sreuet 2onO. o. @oanerorretnln8.
gf0sOe bar aI0rig boDt egen 6omiIle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-28
Yourself, Young Man; I've Had MI Want of It.

last year 70 be given TO any charity the
King might select.
His Majesty selected a hospital for con-
sumptives Sir Ernest and the King are
intimates. Sir Ernest is said TO have
had the pleasure OF presenting to the
King. then Princes of Wales after Baron
t1Irsh's death. 81 O Us" bearing the
Princes signature and ealing for nearly
two million dollars.
The notes weren't presented for pay
ment, but in order that the heir apparent
might have the pleasure of destroying
them. Baron Hirsh.a.in his will. ordered
their return TO their maker.
SIR Ernest 4Casseil has been the reel
pient of several decora tons from the
King and undoubtedly will have peer
age SONS day.
HIS financial operations have been
world vide He financed the. Nile Gam.
which was opened early in December
and which cost S25e10 900. He has loated
seteral Mexican Government loans. He
raised huge loan for China after tie
japanese war and provided the funds for
the construction OF the first modern un-
derground electric railway in London-the
comfortable luppeny tube.
1t now develops that the Kaiser never
overiool<s an opportunity TO boom Ger
man trade Recently while visiting his
uncle the King Of England. at Sandrng-
ham. the Kaiser personally supervised
the Installation of a new system OF cook
irg and lighting by alcohol.
German expert had brought the
novelties over from Berlin and was at
work installing them when the Kaiser
arrived
The hustling Emperor. as Is his wont.
Immediately took charge Of affairs. GUST
Ing the expert.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-28

Bismarck Just wait till he gets. here
The people will then have no eyes Tor
US
They didn't. for the crowd turned its at
tention upon the grim old Chancellor, for
getting the presence of the two emper-
ors.
In Rome the people are wondering II
the dowager Queen Margherita is jealous
Of her daughter-in-law, the wife OF the
King.
The Queen declined to come to Rome
to attend upon the birth OF Princess Ma
falda.
It is rumored that the Queen doesn't like
the Kings wife nor his ways.
Toe King is as democratic as king
may be; Queen Margherita is as ar!sto-
cratic and naughty as Marie Antoinette.
The King dislikes the potnp and cere-
nony Of his position: 10 the Queen mother
it is the breath of her nostriis.
IL is said. too. the King mother can
not live on the income of $780,
Or0 a year provided for her by
her son. the King. and often de
n,ands an increase. which her kingIy son
cannot grant.
So 1t appears. shat even kings arl
dcwager queens have t..e!r little domesai &c
difficulties ard jealousies, just as COM
n,oner mortais do.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-28
KING WENT 81
VISIT TO COUNTRY
Called Upon The Nobility Out from
Lcnjon.
FOND OF BEING ENTERTAINED
E-ward likes the Free Air Of Rural
Life-Few Noblenlcn Rich Enough
to Enter air, Though They
Inv!tes
FOND OF BEING ENTERTAINED
By MALCOLM CLARKE.
Special Cable Ui-patch TO The Times.
CopyriSh 1902

BERLIN. Dec. Fixing Edward VII.
just Gore Christmas :n,h.rS"i unon
long round of country house visits to the
rich nobility.
The present sovereign Of England DIFF
fers yer yynuch from tne late sovereign.
his mother. in his desire to have a good
time and in the manifestation OF friend
. iiltss with millionaire noolemen.
Gle kla- mas marked iu,s4csi Tor be-
Ing entertained. lie likes luxurious coun-
Try life and is passionatcly fond qt shoot-
ms.
There are not many noblernen rich
enough to entertain the King. ult nevcr-
taciess His Majesty Goesn ltck for IN
vitations.
Lord Howe is ore Of lne most recent of
the King hosts. Lord Howe is enor-
rlo,elv i j - til; Il week s. cute. M
meit of the King and Queen will not bring
han, 10 the threshold OF tue ba'. kruptry
court.
Gcpsail Hail. Lord Howe's country scat
is one Of The most splendid houses in
England The dining room contains a
dinner service OF solid gold sufficient i'll
'.un.i.cr I. ne sixteen persons
IL was presented ito the first Earl Howe
Ivy Queen Adelaide. Queans were generous
III tIN'oS= Il
To enteitan their majesties Lord Howe
1ns been compelled Gas is the custoi:, to
entirely refurnish and decorate the apart
ments used by the King and Queen.
Not even window curtain or chair
is permitted to be old. anu even new
bath room has been installed. although
t;.e old one was very beautiful.
Entertaining royalty is all expensive re-
sy0:.sibiiity and troublesome. perhaps.
tssF, The list of guests invited to meet
their majesties must me submitted to the
King for his approval anu the invitation,5
which have the force of royal COM.
mard. are sent~in the kings name, for it
IS a pretty fiction that while the King
lis under a subjects roof everything infthe
hoLse is his property.
The means of all meals served are sub
nitted to the King for approval before
they go to the kitchens, as also are the
croe-ra n,Ir,es OF the cay mar a nineuts,
riding. hunt.ngs tteatricals. cards. music,
etertera
II is also the duty OF he host TO CON
nec1 his house by private wire with the
nearest telegraph office. for the King
No, er travels without his private telegraph
!operator and never permit IS himself to b.,
far away from the business end OF tele-
graph wire to London.
The King. by the wnS, this Christmas
received the finest pr esent ever present.
ed by royalty loving corporation to a
monarch
81 t took the form Of a special train lux
Euriously furnished, with q powerful new
engine especially designed and built. that
cost $50 600
The tralnIlss the SIT sofst the London
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AN UNIQUE WILL is
THAT OF MRS. BEAHONT
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Especial Cable Dlspatch to The times.
Copyright. 1902.
LONDON. Dec 27.-The will OF the late
Mrs. Letitia Beaumont. OF Oxford Hall.
Warrington. contains a bequest for
charity as unique as ii is cornnendable.
The will establishes a number Of an
nuittes of 500 end S2JA for he bcnenl
Of the .'genteel poor OF the town.
The Will states that these annuities
are intended for persons who have seen
better days. and not for those whose
needs would be better relieved by the
poor laws. The testatrix wished to ease
the msfortunes of those who are too
proud to seek aid. and not to create
pauperism."
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DRANK WOOD ALCOHOL
AND DIED INSTANTLY
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PARIS Dec. 2T.-Death by the most ex-
traordinary means on record came to
an old soldier named Remeau a few
nights ago Awaking thirsty. he got cut
o: bed and drank from a bottle which
he supposed contained red wine. But the
liquid was wood alcohol
Th= crude r3irits ira ie the man III re
vomited a portion of it upon his lighted
night lamp. and the resulting flame
teao..4 to h;s ;hroa' sHt,i Ny. -
severely that he died few hours later.
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Northwestern Railway Company and wes
built in their shops.
1t is perfectly equipped and will be
used only for transporting the King and
members of the royal family.
1t contains all the late improvements
that make for comfort and luxury and
is so beautiful that no American railway
magnate need turn up his nose at it.
The handles of all the doors and .Ae
plptform handehars are OF solid silver
with the royal monogram.
The company was so thoughtful thar
it teven provided silver electric curling
irons for the Queens boudoir.
AS the King does not travel over the
Northwestern more tnan half a dozen
times year. the lavishness of the COM
pany's gift may be appreciated.
This makes the fourth royal special
train at the Kings command. the other
three having been provided by three 9th
er English trunk lines over which His
Majesty travels more or less frequently.
Although royalty has private trains of
It's own, 1t doesn't travel as .'deadheads.
for the King invariably pays the fare
of himself. his family and all his servants
when he travels.
That is very thoughtful and the rail-
ways ought to appreciate it. 1t is as
much of condescension as If Mr.. Nor
gan were to insist upon paying his fare
over any of the American railways he
controls.
Sir Ernest Cassell one Of the great
financiers of London whose name Is little
known in the United States is the ]. P.
Morgan of British banking circles.
Sir Ernest is a se!f-made man and, OF
course. enormously rich. So rich Is he
that he gave the King a million dollars
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The most fragrant of such cases that have
been brought into court is that OF Conn 9
Penruddock. When taken from her In
human mother the child was a physical
wreck.
While the hearings In her case have
been going on she has been well taken
. care of at Brighton. The change hes
benefited her SO much that photographs
taken a week a go show her to be ap-
parently well and happy q. So famous hes
! She become through revelations Of what
she suffered that her name has become
the popular symbol for cruelty and OPP
preston.
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FULL DRESS TO BE
WORN At ST. GEORGE
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NSPeCldl N<tUIt DISptttClI 10 i ile t1illeS
Copyright 1902.
LONDON. Dec. 21-Church services in
the evening. at which. i, is good forri
to wear full evening dress. have been
inaugurated at St. Georges Charel. AL
benlarle Street. Ladies and gentlemen
attend In the same attire in which they
are seen at theatre ..rst nights and at
balls.
The services are elaborate. including
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upon which he plays with the skill OF a
vtrtuoso.
Like most musical EnglIshmen. His
Lnrdship considers Handelsthe first OF all
composers. He knows Handeis great
works by heart. and is fond Of telling his
guests that It was a former tena mt Of.
/ Gonsall Hail who arranged the text OF
3ss,"'T The tMessia H.. The hne gardens Of Cop
seall Hall cey1nrissng twenty acres. can-s
tain the stone obeIfsk erected BY the post
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music by a full orchestra. 4 similar ex-
pertinent made a. this church year
ago was frowned down by public opin-
ion. but this year. thus far. the fad has
met with little unfavorable comment.
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Especial Cable Dispatch to The Times.
Copyright. 1902
E LONDON Disc 1.-THE Earl and ECoun-
tess Howe. at whose Ltecestershire coun-i
try seat Gonsall Hail. King Edward ard
Queen Alexandra were gusts week
ago, have been great favorites at court
since 1s0o,. hen the Earl vas appointsd
sLcrd-in- Waiting to the king Earl Howe
rs now Treasurer s;se-
hold He is an accomp Iished musician
S-lSs faYonteSinstr bling The or san.
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Copyright. 1902.
+ LONDON. Dec. 27.-Among those In
terested in the pathetic case of lite
Connie Penruddock. whose shocking treat
rnent by her mother has caused indigna-
ton all over England, Is the Rev. C.. E..
Walters. who has Just been chosen to
succeed the late Rev. Hugh Price Hughes
as chief of the West London Mission
Mr. Walters. during several years OF
work for this mission. has been known